The Five Pillars of Islam - Abdal Hakim Murad (Understanding Islam Series: Session 1)
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This lecture is part 1 of a complete series of 8 lectures entitled "Understanding Islam".
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After thoroughly addressing the first dimension of Islam in his first four lectures of this series, Abdal Hakim uniquely explores the final two dimensions in Islam of iman and ihsan. This talk, which consists of two parts, is another highly intellectual discourse about a vast religious science. The speaker begins by providing a historical background in an effort to identify the processes that brought this science about. This lecture effectively paints a colorful picture of the nature of the spiritual life in Islam and examines its foundation. What does the Qur'an say about these two types of higher knowledges, imam and ihsan? How does the Muslim come to know God if He cannot be seen? And what about the early Islamic controversies of free will vs. predestination and the existence or "problem" of evil? How does Islam answer the age-old philosophical questions of why the world exists and what the purpose of life is? (Recorded at the Dar al Islam Teachers' Institute seminar). Other topics discussed: Emanuel Kant, the 99 names of God, the film "Barakah", the volition of God to create the universe, heedlessness, thikr (meditation or contemplation), and the absence of symbols for God in Islam.
I could watch this lecture a dozen times, I keep coming back to it
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Try Hamza Yusuf too
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Yes !
I listens so many times
ALHAMDULLILLAH..
(Hyderabad INDIA)
This is my all time favourite British Accent! Great lecture!
Alhamdulillah
I like this Brother
shame on the Trolls who've nothing better to do
once in a while if only they'd listened to the lectures
maybe, just maybe they'll stop writing dirty filthy posts that have no place on any platform
I enjoyed watching this clear, objective, bright and professional video.
Thank you for this great work
Informative and enlightening lecture of Fundamental's of Islam , thank you so much for your time and your team efort to produce this magnificent lectuers
quite interesting, educating, Islam
is beautiful
masha allah very good lecture sheikh
Beautiful. . .
Bought this on DVD back in the day , great lecture
Thank you for your support brother!! :)
Good lecture, very informative.
well done brother !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good job
mashallah
Wonderful!
@Hatkhora Agreed!!
AOA Thank you for this. Can someone please advise how many sessions there are and how they can be found? Thanks and all the best
It is his Understanding Islam Series and it is on the Islam on Demand channel on UA-cam.
Have we dr. Shafi'i lectures as well?
What year was this course recorded?
He says that at the beginning of the 20th century, Muslims represented 12% of the world population. Today, in 2022, about 25% of the world's population is Muslim, which is a huge rate of proportional growth in a little over a century.
@1:31:05, I dont get what Sheikh said, he said, if i'm not mistaken, that Ashura corresponds to the Jewish Holiday Yom Kippur. But isn't Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, in which the Jewish believe that the fate of all people will be decided for the next entire year? Because if that's the case, then Yom Kippur coincides with Laylat al-Bara’at, or The Night of Destiny, that we Muslims believe in, in which Allah decides the fate of people for the entire of the next year, and especially if he/she will live or not, which we believe falls on 15 Sha'ban. So isn't Laylat al-Bara'at the equivalent of Yom Kippur and not Ashura?
Id have to finish the lecture before I should comment. But based on your facts it seems you found connections between religions!
What year is this from?
25:38 man should be a narrator
انزلوا بالترجمة
can we have the handouts please ? thank you
Can anyone point me to a translation of the du'a at 0:34?
"In the name of Allah. Praise be to Allah, and all salutations and peace be upon the Messenger of Allah and to his family, companions and whoever was close to him." rough translation, hope it helped
Thank you brother; this is perfect. Barak Allahu Fiq'kum.
@MardasMan That, I believe is an ignorant viewpoint in itself.
ماكنت ماشى عربى حلو
this lecture is old....he references President Clinton.
The video series, will help me understand Islamic mythology more. Thanks for uploading it.
Someone will mistake him for David Beckham
Purpose of 5 pillars of islam
Purpose of Shahada or (Testimony of faith) = To worship God Alone and follow the lifestyle of God's last and final Messenger Muhammad (peace be upon him).
Purpose of Salat or Prayer = To remember God through prayer.
Purpose of Sawm or Fasting = To achieve self-control through fasting.
Purpose of Zakat or Charity = To become helping hand for others through charity.
Purpose of Hajj or Pilgrimage = To achieve brotherhood by gathering people from throughout the world and together worshipping God Alone.
Thank you . I am NOT Muslim but I want to understand more . We are all brothers and sisters and fellow human beings . And there is too much misunderstanding , fear and hate for no reason . Wow so much in common : Judaism ,Christianity & Islam , “Eastern Religions “ = the source all being from the Creator . God bless
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To learn more about islam.
Please read the Yusuf Ali English translation of the Qur'an.
And also read the book titled "The Sealed Nectar" which the biography of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) written using authentic sources of islam.
Hope that helps.
Alaika Salam...
I'm not angry at you but I am really hoping that you research and learn about Islam from a good source of information and never use what you had heard from others that may have unknown purpose in desecrating Islam also never talk of something that you dont know but simply say 'i dont know' or keep silent and search for the truth are much better. I hope this comment help. May Allah give you guidance and guide you to the straight path. Alaika Salam
Man, listen to those American boomers. Like, one question in the first hour, then suddenly they all perk right up when you start talking about their money🤣
My man’s talking about deeply spiritual matters, but everyone’s like ✋”so that zakat thing-is it a lump sum, or can you do a payment plan?”
Lord…
i m reading any video comments every non Muslim peopl use bad language about islam they insult us
if u people dont believe islam its up to u but u people should respect we Muslim never insult christianity
Let them say what they wish, the glorious of Islam will intact non the less.
"وَلَا تَسُبُّواْ ٱلَّذِينَ يَدْعُونَ مِن دُونِ ٱللَّهِ فَيَسُبُّواْ ٱللَّهَ عَدْوًۢا بِغَيْرِ عِلْمٍۢ ۗ كَذَٰلِكَ زَيَّنَّا لِكُلِّ أُمَّةٍ عَمَلَهُمْ ثُمَّ إِلَىٰ رَبِّهِم مَّرْجِعُهُمْ فَيُنَبِّئُهُم بِمَا كَانُواْ يَعْمَلُونَ" صدق الله العظيم
We can not do that in Islam, even if insulted. Take care brothers and sisters, we do not fall into such things as exchanging insults with others we are forbidden by this verse to do so
Firstly, Insults should not bother you. As prophet (saw) said, you should not try to have a rational argument with an ignorant person, just say assalamualikum and leave him alone.
Secondly, your worry about opinion of non-muslims about islam is problematic, apart from being misinformed, even if a non-muslim honestly just doesn't like islam or hates islam, it should not bother you at all, for it is not the approval of people that should worry you, you should do your part and try only to have approval of the creator.
Check my video about Islam 101
All this is stuff which is projects and got from fabricated hadith which few muslims have resesrched on.
Can you quote verse which says there are five pillars of islam forever sunni and Shia muslims dont have same ones.
1.shahadah can you quote a verse which says a shahadah stated this and adds mohamed is his prophet.shirk
2.quote what stated hajj you kiss black stone and do all pagan stuff
3.qoute where quran says mohamed went to heaven.and brought five prayers.
4.qoute where zakah os stated to be anpiillar
5.or quite where it stated saum.is a pillar
Dont lie.you follow later fabrications by hadith writers you are bukharists,muslimists and others
You have misled the ummah away from quran
Tell then where quran says they are pillars
Believers un judgement day and resurection day is more solid truth in quran then all thise.
1) You can’t be muslim unless you believe in all of the Prophets including Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him
2)Hajj is mandated upon all muslims that are financially and physically capable as stated in the Quran.
3)Quran 17:1
4)Zakat is obligatory upon muslims that are financially capable
5)Offering prayer 5 times a day is mandatory as stated by Quran and Hadiths that state how to do it.
Btw there is no such thing as “muslimist” or “bukharist”
Also if you mean where it literally says pillars, pillars is rhetorical as in it is the basis of the religion.
Also there are 6 pillars of iman which are Belief in Allah, Belief in the angels, Belief in the previous revealed scriptures, Belief in the messengers, Belief in the Last Day or the Day of Judgement which you highlighted and Belief in the divine decree. You can’t be a muslim if you dont belive in any of these. And to state that any of these are not mandatory to be muslim takes you out of the fold of islam.
Hope this helps
Also what do you think you will be judged on other than the things you said arent compulsory on the day of judgement?
@@mohammadrezaeimeri7853 I would like to ask something. Very good people will go to eternal hell because they are not Muslims. Is there an explanation for this?
@@ytfhjjhkomuhjklcFrom my believe, Allah says in the Quran the Kafir will go to the hell. While the definition for Kafir is those who are hard to remember his GOD not Allah. The Al Mighty is very choozy with his word...
Indeed, it was a very reasonable doubt. But 1st of all, you must clear your mind and be neutral without any prejudice. Here's the callips list.
(632-634) Abu Bakar
(634-644) Umar
(644-656) Uthman
(656-661) Ali
(Jan 661-Aug 661) Hassan
The five pillars were gazetted at the era of Abasyiah, which is the time of Imam Al Syafie. We all know that he himself was held prisoner by the authorities back then.
According to Nasab,.
Al Syafie (767-820)
Al Malik (711-795)
Imam Al Malik studied at the school that was founded by Saidina Hassan.
S.Hassan died in 670 @ 41 yrs prior to the birth of Imam Malik.
The argument is..
1. We must agree that the Pillars clearly were not from Prophet SAW himself, his decree, public declaration, or Khutbah.
2. Imam Al Malik never met Syaidina Hassan and all the Al-Rasyidin Calliph.
3. The pillars were only gazetted after at least 112 yrs after the death of Hassan & 150 yrs after the death of the Prophet SAW.
How could the Prophet SAW miss this, such a fundamental matter? Surely there must be some missing pieces, especially within this period.
Syahadah, Solat, Fasting, Zakat, & Haj were in the Quran. Prophet SAW also performs it. But he never says in public and to the fellow Al-Rasyidin that it was a pillar. So do with the Wudhu mandatory act, etc.