Such a great explaination I was confused in this name But Alhamdulillah I get it know very will May allah bless and grant u both of us Jannat ul Firdous And grant us too
سلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته I wanted to share some hadith The angels do not enter a house in which there are statues or pictures.” (Narrated by Imaam Ahmad; see also Saheeh al-Jaami’, 1961). Do not leave any picture without blotting it out and do not leave any built-up grave without levelling it.” (Narrated by Muslim, 1/66). The most severely punished people (1) on the Day of Resurrection would be the image-makers. [Bukhaari and Muslim] Just wanted to advise سلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
@@vinnymcintosh7917 Assalaamoe 'alaykoem wa rahmatoellaahi wa barakaatoe, These are not nice comments about a Muslim brother who also put so much energy into these videos. The interruptions may be strange if you're expecting a lecture or class, but these videos are conversations between two people. We can learn from either person as long as we are open to learning from both. Very often we find people annoying because we assume that we cannot learn from this person. Our feelings will change if we are open to the lessons. I've listened to almost the entire series now and I've actually learned a lot from Bilal Khan's questions and comments. His questions and remarks often gave me an in-depth look that I don't immediately find in most lectures or books on the subject. Or his comments made connections that would otherwise not be made quickly. If I assumed I couldn't learn from him, I wouldn't have seen all those gems, and I'd probably be just as frustrated. Many thanks to Ammar Shukry and Bilal Khan for these beautiful conversations and the lessons we were allowed to learn from them both. May Allah reward them richly.
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Such a great explaination I was confused in this name But Alhamdulillah I get it know very will
May allah bless and grant u both of us Jannat ul Firdous
And grant us too
Amazing video ! So interesting thank you my brothers
Jazakallah
P.S : It's always better to stick to the topic
سلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
I wanted to share some hadith
The angels do not enter a house in which there are statues or pictures.” (Narrated by Imaam Ahmad; see also Saheeh al-Jaami’, 1961).
Do not leave any picture without blotting it out and do not leave any built-up grave without levelling it.” (Narrated by Muslim, 1/66).
The most severely punished people (1) on the Day of Resurrection would be the image-makers. [Bukhaari and Muslim]
Just wanted to advise
سلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
Ammar u gotta let him speak for a while before you interject. Otherwise it becomes hard to learn these. I’m telling you!!
Yes he's very annoying
@@vinnymcintosh7917
Assalaamoe 'alaykoem wa rahmatoellaahi wa barakaatoe,
These are not nice comments about a Muslim brother who also put so much energy into these videos. The interruptions may be strange if you're expecting a lecture or class, but these videos are conversations between two people. We can learn from either person as long as we are open to learning from both. Very often we find people annoying because we assume that we cannot learn from this person. Our feelings will change if we are open to the lessons.
I've listened to almost the entire series now and I've actually learned a lot from Bilal Khan's questions and comments. His questions and remarks often gave me an in-depth look that I don't immediately find in most lectures or books on the subject. Or his comments made connections that would otherwise not be made quickly. If I assumed I couldn't learn from him, I wouldn't have seen all those gems, and I'd probably be just as frustrated.
Many thanks to Ammar Shukry and Bilal Khan for these beautiful conversations and the lessons we were allowed to learn from them both. May Allah reward them richly.
just couldn't understand, they were bringing in economics and what not, and the host kept interrupting again and again.