This was a very invaluable discussion. These are the kinds of discussions we need to have to prepare ourselves to prepare ourselves for the zuhoor. More like these please than those that constantly focus on history that causes sectarian divide. Yes history is very important to know, how it happened and why it happened but there needs to be a balance inshallah The sheikh navigated the questions amazingly
Absolutely agree with Sayed Ali with his points from 29:30. The Ummah being so fractured has put us way behind the potential of what we can achieve. Instead of working together we're still fighting each other and have leaders in the Muslim nations that only care about wealth. On a separate note, I genuinely feel the speakers corner is a waste of time. It's just different groups shouting at each other and trying to one up each other, and then the videos are uploaded with obvious clickbait thumbnails. Pretty much a religious rap battle. JazakhAllah for another great discussion Brothers🤲🏽
I do enjoy your episodes and has been following since the start. Keep up the good work. But your guest is accusing the prophet (saw) of being an illiterate (ummi) which is incorrect. He was called ummi because he is from "um al qura", Makkah . This is one of the things some of the shia scholars have adopted from ahlul sunnah wa aljamae, infecting the creed with misinformation. Derogating the prophet (saw) in this way is not of shiite customs. Look into the exegesis of tafsir alQommi narrated from the 11th imam if you really want to know the meaning of the verse(ayah) اقرأ بسم ربك...
This guest speaks well, but i've noticed in his articles on iqraonline website, it is known for rampant misinformation, especially when it comes to tafseer of Quran and not referring to the ahadith of Ahlulbayt (as) (doing tafsir bil ray) and also adhering to strict (baseless) rijaali standards of Asif Mohseni: ua-cam.com/video/3Fs-71gMNPQ/v-deo.html
really nice episode and i pray that you and your team in the UK are safe despite the riots going on
Can yall do an episode or segment on salatul layl
This was a very invaluable discussion. These are the kinds of discussions we need to have to prepare ourselves to prepare ourselves for the zuhoor.
More like these please than those that constantly focus on history that causes sectarian divide. Yes history is very important to know, how it happened and why it happened but there needs to be a balance inshallah
The sheikh navigated the questions amazingly
True Unity is only possible under the Wilayat of Ahlulbayt (as)
Absolutely agree with Sayed Ali with his points from 29:30. The Ummah being so fractured has put us way behind the potential of what we can achieve. Instead of working together we're still fighting each other and have leaders in the Muslim nations that only care about wealth.
On a separate note, I genuinely feel the speakers corner is a waste of time. It's just different groups shouting at each other and trying to one up each other, and then the videos are uploaded with obvious clickbait thumbnails. Pretty much a religious rap battle.
JazakhAllah for another great discussion Brothers🤲🏽
I do enjoy your episodes and has been following since the start. Keep up the good work.
But your guest is accusing the prophet (saw) of being an illiterate (ummi) which is incorrect. He was called ummi because he is from "um al qura", Makkah . This is one of the things some of the shia scholars have adopted from ahlul sunnah wa aljamae, infecting the creed with misinformation. Derogating the prophet (saw) in this way is not of shiite customs.
Look into the exegesis of tafsir alQommi narrated from the 11th imam if you really want to know the meaning of the verse(ayah) اقرأ بسم ربك...
This guest speaks well, but i've noticed in his articles on iqraonline website, it is known for rampant misinformation, especially when it comes to tafseer of Quran and not referring to the ahadith of Ahlulbayt (as) (doing tafsir bil ray) and also adhering to strict (baseless) rijaali standards of Asif Mohseni:
ua-cam.com/video/3Fs-71gMNPQ/v-deo.html