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In this episode, we explore the powerful sacrifices of Prophets Ibrahim (AS), Musa (AS), and Muhammad (SAW). From ultimate trust in Allah to standing against injustice and enduring daily hardships, their stories remind us that true obedience requires letting go. As Dhul Hijjah begins, we reflect on aligning our love, faith, and actions with divine purpose.

In this powerful talk, Shaykh Muhammad Abdul Jabbar shares inspiring lessons from the lives of the greatest Prophets of Allah—such as Nuh (AS), Ibrahim (AS), Musa (AS), Isa (AS), and our beloved Prophet Muhammad (SAW).This reminder focuses on their struggles, patience, leadership, and unwavering trust in Allah through trials. Each Prophet carried a unique mission, but all stood firm in calling people back to the truth. A must-listen for anyone seeking to strengthen their faith and understand the legacy of prophetic courage.#ShaykhAbdulJabbar #ProphetsOfAllah #IslamicReminder #ExploreOurDeen

In this episode, Shaykh Muhammad Alshareef (rA) dives deep into something many Muslims struggle with - making Dua for years without seeing results and wondering "maybe Allah doesn't want this for me." He shares his personal journey with trying to pray Fajr in the masjid for 30+ years while battling insomnia. The breakthrough came when he realized it wasn't about Allah rejecting his dua - it was about his strategy.That's the good news he wants to share: those Duas you thought would never be answered might just need the right approach. Shaykh (rA) explores different types of Duas - some happen immediately (like his childhood Ramadan story), while others require effort and strategic planning. Just like building a house requires more than just money for construction, our bigger duas often need foundations and multi-level planning.It's time to elevate our Duas beyond just jobs, houses, and cars. He challenges listeners to develop a decade-long vision, because an excellent life never happens by accident - just as we tell non-Muslims that the universe's excellence proves Allah's existence!Learn from prophetic examples like Nuh (AS) building the ark and Musa (AS) leaving comfort to free Bani Israel. Their stories show that even miraculous outcomes required strategic effort first.

Mockery, humiliation, rejection—these were the brutal challenges the Prophet ﷺ faced in the early years of his mission. Yet, in the face of such torment, Allah revealed a powerful command: Proclaim the truth and turn away from those who mock you. Surah Al-Hijr reminds us that every messenger sent to guide humanity was met with ridicule—from Nuh (AS) to Musa (AS) to Isa (AS). Their people mocked them, belittled them, and resisted the divine message. But in every case, Allah's promise held true—those who opposed the truth were ultimately defeated. This message is for us today. As we see Islam mocked and attacked in our time, as we face opposition for upholding the truth, do we hesitate? Do we soften our stance? Or do we stand as the Prophet ﷺ did—fearless, unwavering, relying on Allah alone? Source: https://www.instagram.com/abdulwahid101010/reel/DHC-xkDRbZs/

Let’s study the story of Musa (AS) and his confrontation with Pharaoh and parallel it with modern-day challenges. The illusion of power, much like Pharaoh's deception, dominates today's systems, veiling the truth of global injustices. ... The post From Pharaoh to Today: Unmasking Deception first appeared on Islampodcasts.

Let's study the story of Musa (AS) and his confrontation with Pharaoh and parallel it with modern-day challenges. The illusion of power, much like Pharaoh's deception, dominates today's systems, veiling the truth of global injustices.  As carriers of the Qur'an, we bear the responsibility to lift this veil and expose the reality. Have we awakened to our duty?  Join the sheik as he reminds us that the legacy of the Prophets lies in our hands.  

This year shattered my heart in ways I never saw coming. But it also opened my eyes to the delusion and deception of the dunya like never before. In this deeply personal episode, I reflect on how the events of 2024 have changed me forever and why I now see this heartbreak as Allah's way of preparing me for something far greater. Drawing parallels to the stories of Yusuf (AS) and Musa (AS), I explore how, like them, we often endure seasons of confusion and pain without realizing that Allah is molding us for great success and victory. If you've ever felt broken by life but want to trust Allah's plan through the struggle, this episode is for you. Let's walk into 2025 together, stronger and more aligned than ever before.Here's a gift from my heart to yours:https://zaahidamahomedy.com/barakahplaybook/

Surah Kahf offers profound guidance on navigating trials, adhering to divine commands, and trusting in Allah's path. Its stories—from the people of the cave to the encounters of Musa (AS) and Khidr—highlight the importance of... The post Lessons from Surah Kahf: Faith, Patience, and Ultimate Justice for Syria first appeared on Islampodcasts.

Surah Kahf offers profound guidance on navigating trials, adhering to divine commands, and trusting in Allah's path. Its stories—from the people of the cave to the encounters of Musa (AS) and Khidr—highlight the importance of patience and faith, even when outcomes seem unclear. The recent collapse of Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria echoes these Quranic lessons. While a tyrant has been removed, the true victory lies in replacing systems of oppression with the system of justice. What should we do?  Join the Sheik as he provides a clear direction and action.

Friday Bayan 06/12/2024 ✨✨✨(0:00) Intro(0:10) Khutba.(0:14) Qur'ani aayat.(0:31) Hazrat Dawood (AS) par Allah ke itne ehsanat ki wajah?(3:52) Dunyavi luxuries mein 02 sabaq.(5:20) Sulaiman (AS) ki shandar hakumat.(6:00) Well-settled Africans.(6:54) Maal/aulad fitna kaise hain?(7:48) Gumrah scholars vs fuqaha.(9:29) Fitnay ka matlab? (Nemat ki qadar na karna: azab-e-jaan).(10:27) Biwi aazmaish?(11:15) Meri efforts, meri struggles aur Insha'Allah na kehne wala Qaroon.(13:53) Ghurbat ka faida: deen se nazdeeki.(14:55) Hakumat/paisa: Allah ka fazal.(15:06) Hazrat Dawood (AS) par Allah ka fazal.(16:58) Hazrat Sulaiman (AS) vs Qaroon.(17:05) Hazrat Musa (AS) ki azmat.(18:09) Mohsin aur izzat dainay walay ke kaam ka inkar karna?(19:23) Allah ne insan ko kitni izzat di?(20:21) Insan ki khorak aur sawari mein varieties.(25:09) Pakiza aur favourite.(26:14) List of attractive favourites.(27:59) Takabbur vs ehsas-e-kamtari.(30:45) Musalman aur kafir ki soch mein farq.(33:34) Mazhab vs liberalism.(34:09) Chori ki saza sakht kyon?(35:43) Zani ki saza sakht kyon?(40:02) Allah ki sifat-e-rehmat vs ghazab.(42:25) Zati mamla vs Allah ki adalat.(46:40) Musalman ka nazriya.(49:00) Dunyavi akhlaq mein dil tornay ka amal?(53:15) Advices for Zambia African listeners. Musalman honay par fakhar: musalman ke pas Allah ka passport.(54:35) Musa (AS) vs ana parast Qaroon.(56:36) Allah ki taqat ki roshan daleelain.(1:03:25) Allah ki nematon ki qadar | Qaroon vs Hazrat Dawood (AS).Credit for the timestamps goes to @mrs.masroor8476 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Do you have siblings? If so whats your relationship like with them? Drawing inspiration from Islamic teachings, we reflect on the sibling relationships of prophets, such as Yusuf AS and his brothers, Musa AS and Harun AS highlighting their lessons of patience, support, and reconciliation. Join us for an uplifting discussion on fostering love, understanding, and enduring connections with our siblings.

(0:00) Intro(1:25) Hulia Mubarak Hazrat Musa (AS)(2:22) Hazrat Jibraeel (AS) doodh aur sharab Hazrat Musa (AS) ke samne laye(3:12) Nabi ﷺ ne Hazrat Yunus (AS) ke baare mein kya kaha?(5:38) 10th Muharram ka roza kab sunnat hua?Stories and Teachings of Hazrat Musa (AS)(7:05) Koh-e-Toor par Allah ki tajalli(9:34) Hazrat Musa (AS) qayamat ke din sabse pehle hosh mein kyun aayenge?(11:48) Firauniyon par toofan aur azabLessons from Hazrat Musa (AS) and Hazrat Khizar (AS)(14:14) Hazrat Musa (AS) aur Khizar (AS) ka waqia(15:50) “Main sabse bara aalim hun” kehna kaisa hai?(18:03) Ghairat ki wajah se ghussa aana(20:36) Khadim ki ghalti par maaf karna(22:09) Yusha (AS) ne ghalti ka malba kis par dala?(22:59) Khizar (AS) ka hairan hona Musa (AS) ke salam par(24:02) Takveeni kaamon ki haqeeqatPractical Islamic Guidance(27:20) Darhi rakhne par Imam Shafai ka qoul(31:36) Nizam ki tabdeeli ke liye kya karein?(32:44) Jinn utarne ke liye aamil ke paas jana?(34:00) Mufti sb ka challenge aamilon ko(35:16) Jamiatur Rasheed mein aamilon ke chakkar(36:20) Mufti sb ka hamzad aur aamilIslamic Rulings and Everyday Matters(37:24) Aashurah ka roza nafal?(37:30) Sabz mirch aur doosri sabziyon mein ushar ka hukam?(38:04) Mobile mein game khelne se paisa kamaana?(38:20) Waldain ka imtiyazi salook ghareeb bete ke saath?(39:14) Farz namaz mein imam ko luqma dena?(39:24) Misri ulama darhi kyun nahi rakhte?Hazrat Khizar (AS) and Some Questions(40:18) Hazrat Khizar (AS) zinda hain?(41:18) Mufti sb ke FB page par blue tick kyun nahi?(41:41) Mufti sb ka 1.5 hours Friday bayan sunna?Cleanliness and Pets in Islam(43:10) Kutte ka jhoota najas hai ya pak?(47:04) Kutte ke jhootay bartano ko 7 bar dhona ya 3 bar? + mitti se dhona?(52:53) Kutta palna? Europe mein God ke bajaaye dog?(54:02) Kutta palne ke Islami ehkam?(55:58) Billi ka jhoota najas hai ya pak?(1:02:58) Billi ke jhootay bartano ko 1 bar dhona laazim?Wudu and Masah Guidance(1:04:44) Mozon par masah ke ehkam aur Surah Maaidah ki aayaat Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

(0:00) IntroWaqiaat(2:16) Waqia-e-Ifk: Hazrat Ayesha (RA) ko jhooti tohmat lagne se bukhar hua?(4:15) Hazrat Ayesha (RA) ka aelan-e-bara'at(6:10) Hazrat Ayesha (RA), Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddiq (RA), aur Hazrat Umar (RA) par mutariz scholarsLessons from Prophets and Companions(7:51) Mayoos logon ke liye Allah ki madad(Iman walon ka aazmaya jana)(14:08) Hazrat Ayub (AS) par gold ki tiddiyon ki barish hui: Istighna vs takabbur(Allah ki aati hui nemat se munh phairna?)(17:18) Vahi ka pehla waqia: Jab Hazrat Khadija (RA) ne Warqa bin Nofel ko Nabi ﷺ ke paas bheja(20:52) Jab Musa (AS) apne bhai Haroon (AS) ke saath Firaun ke darbar mein gaye?(23:48) Musa (AS) ki behen taboot ke peeche chali to?(24:42) Dono maqam se barabar ka fasla(Jhelum aur Karachi se equal distance = Multan)(25:30) Jab Samri jadugar ne Bani Israel se gold le kar bachhra banaya?Questions(27:33) Hazrat Ayesha (RA) ko apni tohmat ke baare mein kaise pata chala?(28:11) Waqia Bajorr ke waqt security ehalkar kahan thay?(29:23) Sarkari mulazimeen ke GP fund mein annual interest increment ka hukm?(29:54) Ghamdi ke khilaf kaam kyun nahi ho raha?(31:40) Pathan/Punjabi/Balochi: Qaum parasti ka naara?(32:40) Mufti sahab ke naam se bohot se channels aa gaye hain. Asli kaunsa hai?(32:58) Mufti sahab ke naam ko cash karne wala “Wrong Number”?(34:10) Molviyon ka sasta khoon kyun? (Wajah: Ulama ki media se doori; waqia Bajorr)Dars-e-Tirmizi(37:38) Khajoor/Kishmish/Angoor mile pani ki taqat aur sunnat istimal?(39:12) Khajoor mile pani se wazu ke 2 ahkam(42:04) Nabeez se wazu karna?(45:14) Khajoor ke pani mein mix hone se wazu ke ahkam(49:48) Doodh peene ke baad kulli karna?(51:48) Baghair wazu Allah ka zikr karna aur salam ka jawab dena?(54:50) Baghair wazu tilawat karna: Nabi ﷺ ka tareeqa? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ustadh Michael talks about Surat Muzzamil and the stories of Musa(AS) and Muhammad(SAW) and how they stayed patient and trusted Allah(Swat). The three things he mentions are trusting Allah, keeping your head up, and never giving up.Support the show

(0:00) Introduction to Khatam-e-Bukhari Ceremony(5:28) Luckiest First Badge of Madrasa Al-Hussain, Indiana, US (Receiving Sanad from Mufti Sb)Key Hadiths and Their Explanations:(6:41) Bukhari Shareef's Last Hadith: Justice on the Day of Judgment(8:41) Bukhari Shareef's First Hadith: Actions Depend on Intentions (Connecting First and Last Hadith: Knowledge in Action)(10:06) Insightful Explanation of an Interesting HadithDiscussion on Qayamat and Knowledge:(12:25) Why Will Deeds Be Weighed on the Day of Judgment?(13:22) True Knowledge is Passed from Heart to Heart(15:04) How to Treat Disbelievers?Significant Hadith and Lessons:(16:30) Hadith 7558: Two Statements Beloved to the Most Merciful, Light on the Tongue, Heavy on the Scale(17:56) Three Ways to Develop Courage for Difficult Tasks:(19:40) Motivation for Muslims(20:06) Importance of Authentic Hadith(20:43) Principle of Love(20:51) Increase Your Value by Reciting This(22:24) Reward for Difficult Tasks?(24:51) Virtues of These Words(25:35) Virtue of These Two Words in ShariahPraising Allah and His Attributes:(26:32) Two Ways of Praising: Saying ‘SubhanAllah'(27:44) Attributes of Allah in Ayat-ul-Kursi(28:33) The Good Traits of Pakistanis (7 Days Rest)(29:09) Praising by Saying ‘Alhumdulillah'(30:46) Question: Did Allah Love Hazrat Musa (AS) More Than Other Prophets?(31:42) Human Nature: Love for a Beautiful Voice(32:32) Allah's Beautiful Speech(33:10) Allah's Response to Musa (AS)'s Request(33:38) When Allah's Manifestation Descended on Mount Toor(34:15) Allah's Power: Creating Seven Heavens and Earth(35:07) Allah's Response to the Objection of the Jews!(36:20) Tasbeeh and Tehmeed: Beloved to Allah(36:52) DuaIslamic Education and Hadith Science:(37:06) Excellence of Education in Madaris(37:47) Arabic Grammar(38:44) Arabic Literature(39:11) Knowledge of Hadith (Books on Virtues and Issues)(40:09) Tafseer of the Qur'an(40:36) Mufti Sb's Tafseer Lectures(40:51) Comparison: Today's Scholars Citing Hadith from Google vs. Graduates from Madaris(43:52) Principles of Fiqh (Deriving Rulings from Qur'an and Hadith)(44:06) Fiqh (Knowledge of Halal and Haram)(47:09) Mufti Sb's Advice to StudentsMiscellaneous Topics and Conclusion:(53:22) Hadith from Sahih Bukhari(54:02) Greenery in Pakistan vs. USA(54:44) Knowledge vs. Action(57:15) The Greatest Sadaqah-e-Jaria?Reflections on Envy and Jealousy:(59:17) Prophet ﷺ's Saying: (Envy is Permissible Only for Two Types of People)(59:31) Joys of Traveling in India/Pakistan? (Light-Hearted Remarks)(1:01:08) Who Are Beyond Envy?(1:03:30) Difference Between Rashk (Admiration) and Hasad (Jealousy)?(1:03:55) The Dangers of Befriending an Envious Person(1:06:02) Who is Worthy of Admiration Among the Wealthy?(1:07:50) Mtm's Teaching at Jamiatur Rasheed: A Founder's Sadaqah-e-Jaria(1:08:24) Cooperating with MadarisUnity and Sectarianism:(1:08:48) A Scholar Who Doesn't Spread Sectarianism?(1:09:44) Example: Difference in Offering Two Combined Prayers(1:13:36) Mufti Sb's Consistent PresenceCredit for the timestamps goes to @mrs.masroor8476 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Allah knows the gut-wrenching pain a mother has to go through to protect, sacrifice her own desires, and raise her child.That's why He treats them a certain way like no other.He comforts and instructs them to have faith in Him.If we look through the Quran, Allah talks in a motivational and comforting tone when dealing with mothers.Whether it's the mother of Maryam (AS) and her desire to supplicate her child in the service of Allah......or it's about Maryam (AS) when she was blessed with the news of being granted a son as a prophet......or when Allah comforted the distressed mother of Musa (AS) by ensuring he was fed by her, even when he was raised in the house of an enemy.Islam also encourages balance and moderation in every aspect of life and mothers taking some time off……won't make them selfish, but it gears them up with more strength to provide the right environment for their children.A mom goes through challenging moments, sleepless nights, and tiring schedules...Just because she envisions her child to be the best of both worlds, grow into a resilient Muslim, and be a source of Sadaqa Jariyah.

3 Lessons from the Story of Musa (AS) and Khidr | Fajr Khatira | Br Abdulrahman Idris

In this episode we speak about having patience for the sake of Allah. Whenever we go through something or make dua for something or whatever the case may be, we always have to be patient on the degree from our Lord. We may want things that aren't good for us and not want something that is good for us and Allah is All-Knowing of these things and we must trust and endure with patience because indeed Allah is with the patient. SUPPORT US! https://www.launchgood.com/campaign/support_the_spread_of_islam_with_deentour#!/ FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/deentourr/ Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@deentourr Timeline: Intro - 0:00 Prophet Ayyub AS - 0:27 Allah is with the patient - 2:06 Downplaying a struggle - 3:33 Relative Social Income Theory - 5:28 Purpose in life - 7:30 Hustling to conservatism - 9:00 Musa (AS) & his enemies - 9:41 Look how the nations before fell - 10:31 Arrogance is the enemy of patience - 11:38 Shaytan is strongest - 14:05 What do we consider a calamity - 17:06 Having patience when it's tough - 19:12 Life is not made to always be easy - 21:07 Nothing bad comes out of doing for the sake of Allah - 23:20 Our beloved Prophet - 24:10 Enduring struggles can make or break you - 26:19 Call out to your Lord - 29:13 Outro - 31:02

Mufti Menk: What we can learn from the story of Musa AS

Two Stories Compared: The Youth of the Cave & The Journey of Musa (AS)

Surah 20 Taha verses 57-64, Session 10 Here the narrative of Musa (AS) contains an ellipsis, thus refer to Surah Al A'raf verses 104-114. The beautiful wisdom of Musa's (AS) miracles of an enormous serpent and illuminous palm was used to challenge the Egyptian mythology of Ra and Apophis. The challenge with fir'oun is set on the day of Aashura due to his refusal of the miracles. Fir'oun withdraws and devised his plot. Inviting thousands of magicians to challenge Musa (AS). The Prophet of Allah سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَى forges fear in the hearts of the magicians on the day, thus dividing their counsel. However they unite in fear of leaving their so called 'exemplary way'.

Surah 20 Taha verses 37-41 session 7. Four views regarding the inspiration of Musa's (AS) mother. Allah سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَى tells Musa's (AS) mother that her child will be reared by his enemy and Allah. Ibn Abbas (ra) gives tafsir on part of the verse 20:40 "وَفَتَنَّٰكَ فُتُونًاۚ" with the 5 heavy trials and great distress in the narrative of Musa (AS) before his Prophethood: 1. The year of slaughter. 2. Comfort of the eye for me and for you. 3. Suspicion of the sister of Musa (AS). 4. The test of the pearls and firebrand. 5. The dispute between the Egyptian and the Bani Israel.

Surah 20 Taha verses 7-11 session 3. Allah سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَى knows the secret hidden within yourself and the secret more hidden, which is actions yet to be done. Every action of creation is a replication written in The Record. Has the narrative of Musa (AS) reached you. His (AS) journey towards Eygpt took him to Mount Tur. Encountering the miraculous burning tree and speaking to Allah سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَى. Allah سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَى speaks without sound and letters. He is seen without shape and form. Wisdom of wearing wool. 8 characteristics linked to tassawuf that's rooted with the Prophets (AS).

When Musa AS passed away, the leadership of Bani Isra'il passed to Yusha ibn Nun. Yusha ibn Nun is not mentioned directly in the Qur'an but he was the servant of Musa AS, Under the leadership of Yusha ibn Nun, Bani Isra'il is made victorious and they return to the Holy Lands, an event which did not occur under Musa or Harun (who both passed away whilst Bani Isra'il was still in the wilderness). Also in this lecture is Ilyas and Al-Yasa'.

Our story now begins sometime after Musa AS had completed his contract with his father-in-law. He was traveling somewhere with his family when he saw a fire in the distance. He went to explore in the hope that he might get information or be able to bring back a firebrand for his family to use. When Musa AS approached the bush that was burning, he heard a voice coming from it. The voice commanded Musa AS to remove his shoes because he was in a sacred valley. The voice identified itself as Allah and reminded Musa AS to serve Him and to keep up his prayers. The voice told Musa AS that Allah had made him one of the chosen ones. See what happens next.

The dialogue between Musa AS and Pharaoh - Musa AS wanted his brother to be his companion in prophethood and on this unsafe mission to confront Pharaoh because Harun AS was strong and trustworthy, he was also an articulate, persuasive speaker. Whenever a person stands with his brother united in a common sense of purpose, united in their worship of God, united in righteousness they are unbeatable against even the most formidable enemy. See what happened.

The story of Al Khidr occurred during the prophethood of Musa (AS). By all accounts, Al Khidr was extremely wise and pious, and was granted knowledge from the Kingdom of Allah. Some scholars speculate that he was a prophet, however, there is no conclusive evidence in the Qur'an or Sunnah on this. The story begins with the assertion by Musa (AS) to his people that he was the most learned amongst them. As a result, he was immediately reprimanded by Allah, and in fact Allah corrected him and told him that there was someone more learned.

Friday Khutbah on the significance of Ashura & lessons learnt from the story of Musa (AS) and Fir'aun

Bab Allah SWT telah mengutus Musa As kepada Fir'aun, Jaman dengan hujjah yang nyata,namun orang-orang kafir itu mendustakannya dan mengolok2nya dari Buku Tafsir Ibnu Katsir

Make sure to sit with Shaykh Abdullah and Mufti Abdul Rahman after iftar and have some Moments With the Quran. Shaykh Abdullah Waheed and Mufti Abdul Rahman Waheed will be going live every night and having a heartfelt, raw conversation based on a certain juz of the Quran. Our scholars take the time to discuss different aspects of our nature, such as our want to go too fast in matters or stinginess. Allah SWT also addresses these within the Qur'an. Later in this session, we speak about the stories of Musa AS. Timestamps: 7:02 – Surahs in Juz 15, the Twins 14:50 – The Nature of Humans 22:00 – Allah Answers 29:00 – The People of Musa (AS)

Alee ibn Abu Talib (ra) session 79. 'Seeing and not seeing are the same to me'. Imam Ghazali explains the higher state of Alee (ra). Alee (ra) stayed in the Prophetic household for almost 2 decades and thus witnesses miracles. Musa (AS) display of phenomenal anger for the sake of Allah سبحانه وتعالىٰ.

Alee ibn Abu Talib (ra) session 73. No companion has more numbers of virtues mentioned about them than Alee ibn Abu Talib (ra). Authentic reports involving Alee (ra) is critically explained. Helping to refute any ambiguous or misconstrued opinions. Rasulullah's ﷺ relationship with Alee (ra) is likened to the relationship of Musa (AS) & Haaroon (AS). From this report, Alee (ra) is understood to be a strong supporter and deputy, not a successor.

Alee ibn Abu Talib (ra) session 72. When Rasulullah ﷺ didn't participate in battle he would give his weapons to Osama or Alee (ra). Why? The campaign of Tabouk was an incredible test for the companions (ra/a). Alee (ra) was excused and thereafter was told "You are to me, like Haaroon (AS) was to Musa (AS), except there is no prophet after me" (Bukharee & Muslim). Allah سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَى promised the mujahid, immense reward, mercy and forgiveness. For trading their wealth and life for Allah's pleasure.

Surah Al-Dukhan (44:1-24). You understand the order when you understand the system in which the order is followed. In this lecture: Divine order; Yaqīn; Phases of human development; The warning to the Quraysh; Clear explanation; the two sides of revelation; Al-Nabiyy Al-Karīm; the story of Musa (AS).

Surah Al-Dukhan (44:1-24). You understand the order when you understand the system in which the order is followed. In this lecture: Divine order; Yaqīn; Phases of human development; The warning to the Quraysh; Clear explanation; the two sides of revelation; Al-Nabiyy Al-Karīm; the story of Musa (AS).

Alee ibn Abu Talib (ra) session 39. The battle of Badr was staged by Allah سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَى and not by either the two parties. The fir'awn of this ummah, the accursed Abu Jahl mimics the fir'awn of Musa (AS).

Surah 18 Al Kahf (Cave) Verses 71 - 77 Session 22. Musa (AS) questions the actions of Al Khidr (AS). Identifying some of the locations where the events occurred.

Surah 18 Al Kahf (Cave) Verses 66 - 70, Session 21. Musa (AS) now meets Al Khidr (AS). Their beautiful mannerism between each other and their humility concerning knowledge. Hadith relating to these verses, explaining the context. 12 rights a teacher has over their students.

Surah 18 Al Kahf (Cave) Verse 65, Session 20. Musa (AS) and his companion meet Allah's سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَى special servant who is bestowed with the special mercy and unseen knowledge of Allah. Many narrations of Al Khidr (AS) and some scholarly views of his superiority complex. A priceless dua from from Al Khidr (AS) which bring immense mercy and forgiveness.

Alee ibn Abu Talib (ra) session 1. The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said to Alee (ra): " You are to me, like Haaroon (AS) is to Musa (AS), except there is to be no prophet after me". (Bukharee & Muslim) An introduction to Alee's (ra) birth, age and name.

Allah Ta'ala says in the Quran Majeed “He is Allah – there is no God but He, the Eternal Sustainer”. Our Awliya' Kiraam say the days of Rajab are part of “the days of Allah.” These are the auspicious days referred to in the Quran Majeed, when Allah Ta'ala says to Musa AS, “Remind them of the days of Allah.” A day is defined by the rising and setting of the sun - so what makes some days special? Why is the month of Rajab so honoured? What is the distinction of completing Umrah in Rajab? Why is it a sunnat to do roza in the entire month of Rajab? Why do we commemorate with worship on the 1st night of Rajab, 13th, 14th and 15th of Rajab (Ayyamul Beez), and the 27th night and day of Rajab (Me'raj and Mab'as)? Syedna TUS answers these questions in this Majlis, the 42nd in the Majalis al Hikma series. Watch short video in Dawat ni Zabaan: https://youtu.be/bD70xaZ_mI4 Watch short video in English: https://youtu.be/NHSXuWnjKvI Watch short video in Arabic: https://youtu.be/J1Zs3ZHJR0k Listen to audio podcast: https://anchor.fm/fatemidawat Questions can be asked by email to info@fatemidawat.com The next majlis will, Inshaallah, be published next Thursday.

Why was Musa (AS) asked to remove his slippers/sandals? And what him doing so teaches us.

A Juz A Day (24th): Sincere Devotion and Dawah Link to notes: www.tinyurl.com/AJuzADayNotes Surah Al-Zumar – Sincere Devotion to Allah Surah Ghafir – Dawah to Allah Ha Meems – 7 surahs 1) All Makkan Surahs 2) All begin with Ha Meem 3) All speak about the greatness of the Qur’an 4) Musa (AS) is mentioned ... Read more

Pada hakikatnya, manusia akan selalu menghadapi masalah demi masalah, seperti yang dialami oleh Musa AS ketika bersama Khidir AS. Apa yang terjadi? Nabi Musa AS terus mempertanyakan apa yang dilakukan oleh Khidir AS. Hingga akhirnya, banyak pelajaran yang dipetik ketika Khidir AS menjelaskan kepada Musa AS saat itu. Kebijaksanaan, itu adalah pesan yang diajarkan oleh Khidir AS. Mari kita simak secara saksama kajian ini bersama, Pemateri: Ust Fahmi Salim Materi: Bijak Menghadapi Masalah Waktu: Jumat, 15 Mei 2020; 13:30-14:30

Pada hakikatnya, manusia akan selalu menghadapi masalah demi masalah, seperti yang dialami oleh Musa AS ketika bersama Khidir AS. Apa yang terjadi? Nabi Musa AS terus mempertanyakan apa yang dilakukan oleh Khidir AS. Hingga akhirnya, banyak pelajaran yang dipetik ketika Khidir AS menjelaskan kepada Musa AS saat itu. Kebijaksanaan, itu adalah pesan yang diajarkan oleh Khidir AS. Mari kita simak secara saksama kajian ini bersama, Pemateri: Ust Fahmi Salim Materi: Bijak Menghadapi Masalah Waktu: Jumat, 15 Mei 2020; 13:30-14:30

Pada hakikatnya, manusia akan selalu menghadapi masalah demi masalah, seperti yang dialami oleh Musa AS ketika bersama Khidir AS. Apa yang terjadi? Nabi Musa AS terus mempertanyakan apa yang dilakukan oleh Khidir AS. Hingga akhirnya, banyak pelajaran yang dipetik ketika Khidir AS menjelaskan kepada Musa AS saat itu. Kebijaksanaan, itu adalah pesan yang diajarkan oleh Khidir AS. Mari kita simak secara saksama kajian ini bersama, Pemateri: Ust Fahmi Salim Materi: Bijak Menghadapi Masalah Waktu: Jumat, 15 Mei 2020; 13:30-14:30

Pada hakikatnya, manusia akan selalu menghadapi masalah demi masalah, seperti yang dialami oleh Musa AS ketika bersama Khidir AS. Apa yang terjadi? Nabi Musa AS terus mempertanyakan apa yang dilakukan oleh Khidir AS. Hingga akhirnya, banyak pelajaran yang dipetik ketika Khidir AS menjelaskan kepada Musa AS saat itu. Kebijaksanaan, itu adalah pesan yang diajarkan oleh Khidir AS. Mari kita simak secara saksama kajian ini bersama, Pemateri: Ust Fahmi Salim Materi: Bijak Menghadapi Masalah Waktu: Jumat, 15 Mei 2020; 13:30-14:30

Musa (AS) & Khidr (AS) – A story of two twins: Patience & Perseverance

We live in a world today where we are constantly judged and criticised about everything and anything. It's no wonder that many of us have come to hold ourselves back from sharing our real thoughts and feelings and hold ourselves back from taking certain decisions and actions- in order to avoid all the hurt. But in doing so we must realise we are actually hurting ourselves. The reality is that the only way we can ever completely avoid criticism is by saying nothing, doing nothing and being no one..which just isn't an option when we only have one shot at this dunya! But the good news is that we can protect our emotional wellbeing whilst still being open to constructive feedback when we learn to distinguish what's actually toxic and what isn't within the feedback we receive. This is important and more difficult then we assume when much of the toxic criticism hurled our way these days are disguised as gifts of unsolicited 'naseeha'/'beneficial advice'. So in this video you will learn 5 key indicators of toxic criticism learnt from the story of prophet Musa (AS) within the Quran, to help you gain more clarity on what’s actually potentially dangerous to your wellbeing, so that you can have more CONFIDENCE to share your true thoughts and feelings more freely and so that you can feel more at peace when making the decisions and taking the actions you want and need to move forward in life inshAllah.    Nasheed by: Hammoud Al-Khader  

In this lecture Imam Khalid Latif speaks about the powerful story following Musa (AS)'s journey of seeking knowledge from Khidr (AS).

Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan gives a final lecture on taking lessons from the story of Haroon AS who is the brother of Musa AS. Doing Israf, spending luxuriously and showing off are acts that are detested beyond measure in Islam as it sets a false standard for people to follow who may not be well ... Read more

Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan divulges some details on a person who was from the nation of Musa AS by the name Qaroon. He was the cousin or distant relative of Musa AS. He was the slave of the Israelites but sort of a spy for the government of the time. He was immensely rich due ... Read more

Shaykh Yasir discusses the Du’a of Prophet Musa.  ‘O Allah! Make my heart at ease..’ [Surah Taha -Verses 25-35] The first act of worship that Musa [AS] does is dua directly addressing Allah SWT. We can derive important things from this Dua: To make his heart tranquil and at ease. To make this affair easy ... Read more

Shaykh Yasir Qadhi acquaints us with the following Dua made by Musa AS. “My Lord, indeed I am, for whatever good You would send down to me, in need.” [Surah Al Qasas, verse 24] The context of this Dua is the famous story of Musa AS fleeing from Firaun. Listen intently to fully fathom the ... Read more

Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan talks about Prophet Musa AS and his stature and who is the most talked-about Prophet in the entire Qur’an. Surah Al Kahf mentions 4 stories and the third one is about the story of Musa AS. This story is different from the rest of the happenings of his life where he ... Read more

Musa AS & Furoun, 3 June 2018

Surah Al-Saffat (37:112-148). Deliverance and Divine assistance come in many different ways, through the order inherent in the ranks of angels, and this is best manifested in how Allah (S) delivered his dearest prophets from their tests and tribulations. In this lecture: Ibrahim (AS) and his children, and the legacy of nubuwwah they left behind; Musa (AS) and Haroon (AS), and their deliverance from Fir'awn; the laws of the Torah revealed in a desert; guidance for a Nabi; Dawud (AS) and Sulayman (AS) applied the Torah in their administrations; the story of Ilyas (AS); the message of Lut (AS); the story of Yunus (AS).

Surah Al-Saffat (37:112-148). Deliverance and Divine assistance come in many different ways, through the order inherent in the ranks of angels, and this is best manifested in how Allah (S) delivered his dearest prophets from their tests and tribulations. In this lecture: Ibrahim (AS) and his children, and the legacy of nubuwwah they left behind; Musa (AS) and Haroon (AS), and their deliverance from Fir'awn; the laws of the Torah revealed in a desert; guidance for a Nabi; Dawud (AS) and Sulayman (AS) applied the Torah in their administrations; the story of Ilyas (AS); the message of Lut (AS); the story of Yunus (AS).

Jumuah Khutbah at the Bayyinah Institute on May 26, 2017. The power of duaa can’t be overstated. The profound supplication Musa (AS) made at one of the weakest moments of his life is an inspiring example of this, as Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan reminds us in this khutbah. After growing up in Pharaoh’s court, Musa ... Read more

This Khutbah was recorded in Flower Mound on 03/17/2017. The power of duaa can’t be overstated. The profound supplication Musa (AS) made at one of the weakest moments of his life is an inspiring example of this, as Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan reminds us in this khutbah. After growing up in Pharaoh’s court, Musa suddenly finds more »

This is a lecture delivered at the Aayaat Conference by Connect Institute in Manila, Philippines. The topic iss the lessons from the story of Musa AS. Powerful lessons and words of guidance and wisdom. Don’t miss this talk.

Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan shares some insight on Ayats which divulge why Musa AS tells to slaughter a cow. There was a murder that was not being taken the responsibility of. So Allah solves this problem with a miracle that is meant to be listened to intently. The dead boy’s other relatives came to the ... Read more

Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan gives a mesmerizing lecture by providing explicit explanations about Ayat from the esteemed Surah Al Baqarah. There is a deep connection between fasting and religion present even at the time of Musa AS who was given the Tawrah after 40 days of fasting. Tawbah to Allah is supreme and there is ... Read more

This episode is about marvelous exchange of words between Adam AS and Musa AS. As we are aware Musa AS had a difficult life from childhood to death, he asked Allah SWT for a conversation with Adam AS and Adam AS was presented and then starts the conversation. Tune in to learn about this short yet amazing ... Read more

“Speaking of Blessings” – This episode emphasizes on the mannerisms of two Prophets, Ibrahim AS and Musa AS. Tune in to know how different these two prophets were from the other prophets in conveying the message of Allah to their people.

This episode elaborates on why Musa AS is different in the light of an ayah from Surah Hajj. Join in to understand how Allah SWT captures the powerful historical nuances in the noble Quran.

Surah Al-Qasas, verses 86 through 88. Conclusion and conclusory comments. Wahy is delivered to a nabi with no effort on the part of the recipient towards such Divine attraction. Wahy is from the grace and predestination of Allah (S), it is all about rahmah and has nothing to do in essence with social and moral standing or otherwise. In this lecture: a prophet's supremacy over human beings is by virtue of the intellectual abilities given to him by Allah (S); only a prophet can plan for eternity; the minor signs of Allah's creativity, rahmah and compassion that are accessible to all human beings, and the greater signs that are revealed only to His anbiyaa (such as the mi'raaj); the similarities between Musa (AS) and Muhammad (S), and Al-Qasas as a vehicle of Divine kalaam that bridges one story with the other; the universal code of Tauheed and the path to Allah; the preservation of man and his good deeds in Jannah; the deficiencies of poetry in contrast with the perfection in Kalaam-ul-Allah. The moral of The Story is "Lahu al-Hukmu" - that all authority belongs to Allah.

Surah Al-Qasas, verses 86 through 88. Conclusion and conclusory comments. Wahy is delivered to a nabi with no effort on the part of the recipient towards such Divine attraction. Wahy is from the grace and predestination of Allah (S), it is all about rahmah and has nothing to do in essence with social and moral standing or otherwise. In this lecture: a prophet's supremacy over human beings is by virtue of the intellectual abilities given to him by Allah (S); only a prophet can plan for eternity; the minor signs of Allah's creativity, rahmah and compassion that are accessible to all human beings, and the greater signs that are revealed only to His anbiyaa (such as the mi'raaj); the similarities between Musa (AS) and Muhammad (S), and Al-Qasas as a vehicle of Divine kalaam that bridges one story with the other; the universal code of Tauheed and the path to Allah; the preservation of man and his good deeds in Jannah; the deficiencies of poetry in contrast with the perfection in Kalaam-ul-Allah. The moral of The Story is "Lahu al-Hukmu" - that all authority belongs to Allah.

28:43-49. Allah's Rahmah is ubiquitous, but it takes a discerning eye to recognize instances of it. In this lecture: the story of Musa (AS) as a backdrop to the mission of Muhammad (S); guidance as a consequence of correct observation; story-telling as an effective tool of the oral tradition; time-shift into the story of Shu'aib (AS), contrasting the economically-challenged Madyan that Musa encountered with its past glory; the daunting mission of Musa (AS) as a source of comfort for the last Messenger. Prophets are highly intellectual human beings and their intelligence was further enhanced by prophethood.

28:43-49. Allah's Rahmah is ubiquitous, but it takes a discerning eye to recognize instances of it. In this lecture: the story of Musa (AS) as a backdrop to the mission of Muhammad (S); guidance as a consequence of correct observation; story-telling as an effective tool of the oral tradition; time-shift into the story of Shu'aib (AS), contrasting the economically-challenged Madyan that Musa encountered with its past glory; the daunting mission of Musa (AS) as a source of comfort for the last Messenger. Prophets are highly intellectual human beings and their intelligence was further enhanced by prophethood.

Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan acquaints us with the lessons imparted to us from an amazing individual that fascinates our imagination in the Qur’an and he is Musa AS. His narrative is mentioned at around 70 places in the Qur’an and every time we hear it’s mind-boggling. Prophet Musa (AS) is the most commonly mentioned Prophet ... Read more

28:36-42. The signs of Musa (AS) are mu'jizaat that truly disarm his opponents as they reflect the very nature of the message he bore for Fir'awn. In this lecture: the limited authority of Fir'awn contrasted with the unlimited authority of Allah (S); Nubuwwah further elevates the supreme intellect of a Nabi; Fir'awn's rationale behind the tower, and the relevance of Haman; the Divine order in creation, and the consequences of disturbing it; the fate of those who lead astray and the dangers of seeking leadership for the dunya; insights into Islamic Political Science, and the need to include the Hereafter in such discourse. The prophet (S) said: The best form of jihaad is to speak the truth in the face of a tyrant.

28:36-42. The signs of Musa (AS) are mu'jizaat that truly disarm his opponents as they reflect the very nature of the message he bore for Fir’awn. In this lecture: the limited authority of Fir'awn contrasted with the unlimited authority of Allah (S); Nubuwwah further elevates the supreme intellect of a Nabi; Fir'awn's rationale behind the tower, and the relevance of Haman; the Divine order in creation, and the consequences of disturbing it; the fate of those who lead astray and the dangers of seeking leadership for the dunya; insights into Islamic Political Science, and the need to include the Hereafter in such discourse. The prophet (S) said: The best form of jihaad is to speak the truth in the face of a tyrant.

28:29-35. After fulfilling his appointed term, Musa (AS) travels with his ahl (his wife) towards Egypt when he perceives a fire in the distance. Shaykh Amin dwells on the reference to the “right side” and Musa's (AS) etiquette in his approach to the fire, among other things.Part of the symbolism in throwing down his staff lay in discarding any object or idea that Musa (AS) deemed a source of protection for himself. There is no other protector when in the presence of Allah (S). The reaction of Musa (AS) at the sight of the serpent is in line with the adab of being human. When a danger is perceived, then precautions must be taken, which is evident from Musa's (AS) immediate attempt to flee from the reach of the serpent. A dub made without due preparation is futile. But when the command is explicit, the nabi obeys without fear or reservation, as manifested in Musa's (AS) behavior when Allah (S) commands him to grab hold of the serpent, as described in a different ayah.

28:29-35. After fulfilling his appointed term, Musa (AS) travels with his ahl (his wife) towards Egypt when he perceives a fire in the distance. Shaykh Amin dwells on the reference to the “right side” and Musa’s (AS) etiquette in his approach to the fire, among other things.Part of the symbolism in throwing down his staff lay in discarding any object or idea that Musa (AS) deemed a source of protection for himself. There is no other protector when in the presence of Allah (S). The reaction of Musa (AS) at the sight of the serpent is in line with the adab of being human. When a danger is perceived, then precautions must be taken, which is evident from Musa’s (AS) immediate attempt to flee from the reach of the serpent. A dub made without due preparation is futile. But when the command is explicit, the nabi obeys without fear or reservation, as manifested in Musa’s (AS) behavior when Allah (S) commands him to grab hold of the serpent, as described in a different ayah.

28:22-28. Shaykh Amin paints a mental state of Musa's (AS) mental state soon after his flight from Egypt. It is not possible for a Nabi to be pessimistic, and Musa (AS) puts his trust in Allah (S), acknowledging his own strengths and abilities even as he makes his way towards Madyan. His conversation with the two young ladies by the well stems from genuine concern, not from idle curiosity. Musa (AS) reflects the adab characteristic of a Nabi in that after he assists people, he turns aside from them and seeks help from Allah (S) instead. Prophets also separate Allah's fadl from their actions. They do not ascribe any good to themselves, rather they attribute all good to Allah (S) alone.

28:22-28. Shaykh Amin paints a mental state of Musa's (AS) mental state soon after his flight from Egypt. It is not possible for a Nabi to be pessimistic, and Musa (AS) puts his trust in Allah (S), acknowledging his own strengths and abilities even as he makes his way towards Madyan. His conversation with the two young ladies by the well stems from genuine concern, not from idle curiosity. Musa (AS) reflects the adab characteristic of a Nabi in that after he assists people, he turns aside from them and seeks help from Allah (S) instead. Prophets also separate Allah's fadl from their actions. They do not ascribe any good to themselves, rather they attribute all good to Allah (S) alone.

28:14-21. The upbringing of Musa (AS) is comparable to that of Yusuf (AS), except that Musa (AS) was raised a prince under the very eye of the emperor himself. Consequently, he was privy to the lives of the Egyptian aristocracy and the inner workings of the government machine. He was also well-equipped with the knowledge, skills and sophistication befitting a prince. Three women are included in the reach of the word, "muhsineen", in this verse: the mother and sister of Musa (AS), and the queen who raised him. Their reward lay in Musa (AS) becoming the wise, knowledgeable young man that he came to be, prepared to play the role that he was destined for. Shaykh Amin calls out the relevance of this verse to our lives as parents watching over and raising children in our times. Our motives must also be to raise children who do good. We must not pollute our motives with petty and self-serving intentions that for that would only deprive us, as children have a mind of their own. The following verses cover Musa's (AS) act that resulted in the death of a man, his expression of tawbah to Allah (S), and the events that led to his flight from Egypt. Shaykh Amin reminds us that Musa (AS) follows the sunnah of Aadam (AS) in seeing fault within himself and in the influences of shaytaan. This is the way of the pious. Whereas Yusuf (AS) was sent to prison (a confined space), Musa (AS) was sent into exile. This is a part of Musa's (AS) reflections on tawheed. Prophets will always choose a place that facilitiates their free worship of Allah (S) be it within the walls of a prison or the vast openness of the wilderness.

28:14-21. The upbringing of Musa (AS) is comparable to that of Yusuf (AS), except that Musa (AS) was raised a prince under the very eye of the emperor himself. Consequently, he was privy to the lives of the Egyptian aristocracy and the inner workings of the government machine. He was also well-equipped with the knowledge, skills and sophistication befitting a prince. Three women are included in the reach of the word, "muhsineen", in this verse: the mother and sister of Musa (AS), and the queen who raised him. Their reward lay in Musa (AS) becoming the wise, knowledgeable young man that he came to be, prepared to play the role that he was destined for. Shaykh Amin calls out the relevance of this verse to our lives as parents watching over and raising children in our times. Our motives must also be to raise children who do good. We must not pollute our motives with petty and self-serving intentions that for that would only deprive us, as children have a mind of their own. The following verses cover Musa's (AS) act that resulted in the death of a man, his expression of tawbah to Allah (S), and the events that led to his flight from Egypt. Shaykh Amin reminds us that Musa (AS) follows the sunnah of Aadam (AS) in seeing fault within himself and in the influences of shaytaan. This is the way of the pious. Whereas Yusuf (AS) was sent to prison (a confined space), Musa (AS) was sent into exile. This is a part of Musa's (AS) reflections on tawheed. Prophets will always choose a place that facilitiates their free worship of Allah (S) be it within the walls of a prison or the vast openness of the wilderness.

28:7-13. The session begins with a discussion of the word wahy and it's specific usage for the primoridal instinct of a mother to nurse her child. Wahy may come to certain individuals, but the reception of wahy does not make the recipient a Nabi. The distinction is that a Nabi is required to reveal the wahy received, while a non-Nabi is required to conceal it. The wisdom behind the inspiration that the mother of Musa (AS) received lies in the fact that ordinarily there would be no motivation to suckle a child that is destined to be slain by the police of the Fir'awn. But the mother of Musa (AS) was inspired to nurse him. And the rest of her actions that are borne by the wahy she received defiy all logic and rationale. Wahy is above all logic and rationale. It comes from a realm where the seemingly contradictory come together in perfect harmony. This verse embodies a universal parenting philosophy with the mother of Musa (AS) serving as a role model.

28:7-13. The session begins with a discussion of the word wahy and it's specific usage for the primoridal instinct of a mother to nurse her child. Wahy may come to certain individuals, but the reception of wahy does not make the recipient a Nabi. The distinction is that a Nabi is required to reveal the wahy received, while a non-Nabi is required to conceal it. The wisdom behind the inspiration that the mother of Musa (AS) received lies in the fact that ordinarily there would be no motivation to suckle a child that is destined to be slain by the police of the Fir'awn. But the mother of Musa (AS) was inspired to nurse him. And the rest of her actions that are borne by the wahy she received defiy all logic and rationale. Wahy is above all logic and rationale. It comes from a realm where the seemingly contradictory come together in perfect harmony. This verse embodies a universal parenting philosophy with the mother of Musa (AS) serving as a role model.

28:1-6. In this session, Shaykh Amin presents an introduction to Surah Al-Qasas. Where the preceding surah, Al-Naml, deals with the affairs of Sulayman (AS), a nabi who was privileged with dominion over man, beast and jinn, Surah Al-Qasas deals with the challenges of Musa (AS). Musa (AS) is the underprivileged Nabi who struggles with leading his tribes, a difficult and irreverent people, out of the clutches of Fir'aun. The Shaykh reiterates the wisdom behind our lack of undertanding of the harf al-muqatta'aat, the broken letters that begin certain chapters, of which Al-Qasas is one. Submission to the will of the Divine lies in the paradaox of the eloquent Arab who is able to comprehend compound words constructed with letters, yet is confounded by the meanings of the letters themselves when they are placed in Divine order. This is a mu'jizah of Allah (S).

28:1-6. In this session, Shaykh Amin presents an introduction to Surah Al-Qasas. Where the preceding surah, Al-Naml, deals with the affairs of Sulayman (AS), a nabi who was privileged with dominion over man, beast and jinn, Surah Al-Qasas deals with the challenges of Musa (AS). Musa (AS) is the underprivileged Nabi who struggles with leading his tribes, a difficult and irreverent people, out of the clutches of Fir'aun. The Shaykh reiterates the wisdom behind our lack of undertanding of the harf al-muqatta'aat, the broken letters that begin certain chapters, of which Al-Qasas is one. Submission to the will of the Divine lies in the paradaox of the eloquent Arab who is able to comprehend compound words constructed with letters, yet is confounded by the meanings of the letters themselves when they are placed in Divine order. This is a mu'jizah of Allah (S).

Women in the Qur’an: Sarah, Hajar and the Wife of Musa(AS)

Please visit: http://ahmadjibril.com/ http://www.facebook.com/ShaykhAhmadMu... https://twitter.com/ahmadmusajibril Class #3 Outline: ****First word: Know may allah have mercy on u اعلم رحمك الله *Intro to the importance of "ilm" -It's mentioned with it's variations over 779 -Verses in 2:30-34 - Adam AS and Ilm. -Some of the verses that mention messengers and knowledge -"ilm" the 2nd most popular word with it's variations in the Koran after Allah SWT -Characteristics of any leader is that he has knowledge. Reason Taloot was chosen was his knowledge then power. -Even amongst jinn the more knowledgeable are more highly regarded. Story of Suelieman AS and the knowledgeable jinn that brought him the palace and Suliemans final words at the end of the story. *Definition of Knowledge ilm means to comprehend the reality of something as it is truly w/ certainty *Is the word 'ilam' or knowledge conveyed to other than humans? -Story of Musa AS and the stone -The tree that took it's shahadah -Trees that shaded the Prophet sallah Allahu Aleih wasalam when he used the restrooms -The stone that gave the Prophet sallah Allahu Aleih wasalam salam *Is I'lam or knowledge told or conveyed to one more knowledgeable? *Levels of knowledge: ابن القيم في مفتاح دار السعادة Ibn El Qayyim in Muftah Dar Elsaadah said knowledge is 6 levels: 1. Asking or pursuing knowledge properly حسن السؤال 2) Listening properly حسن الإنصات والاستماع 3) Understanding properly حسن الفهم 4) Memorizing properly حسن الحفظ 5) Teaching التعليم 6) Fruit of knowledge to act on it and stop at its limits ثمرته - هي العمل به ومراعاة حدوده *Alkhalal mentioned in his journey to study knowledge he remained 4 years before asking 1st year he remained silent انصت 2nd he considered or looked نظرت 3rd year he pondered over knowledge تدبرت 4th year he began to ask سألت *honor of knowledge: -Verses and Hadith showing the honor and value of knowledge/ilm -Statement of أبُو الوَفَاءِ بنُ عَقيل Abul Wafa Ibn Aqeel -Statement of Ibn Abbas -Statement of Alzuhry الزهري -Statement of Assafey الشافعي -Journey of Abdallah Ibn Unais عبدالله بن انيس -Journey of Abu Ayyoud ابوايوب -Sleepless night of Muhammad Bin Hassan Alshaybany محمد بن حسن الشيباني -His student Asad Ibn Alfurat أسد بن الفرات -Saeed Ibn Almusayyeb سعيد بن المسيب -Arrazy الرازي stopped counting his distance of traveling to study at 3106 miles. -Story of Albukhary البخاري -Story of Alnaway -Lisan aldeen Ibn Khateeb the man with a double life لسان الدين بن خطيب -the khalifah Suleiman ibn Abdelmalik and Ataa bin Abay Rabah سليمان بن عبدالملك -Haroon Alrasheed and Alkisaaey هارون الرشيد مع الكسائي -Ibn Aljozy and the hareesah sweets ***NEXT WORDS: Rahimak Allah رحمك الله may allah shower his mercy on you -Meanings of rahimak Allah -If Rahmah & forgiveness are in one sentence they have different meanings; if they are in separate sentence they both include the meaning of the other in them. That rule is like Eman and Islam. -Do you say Rahmah to non-believers? -Wisdom behind the author saying Rahimak Allah. -Characteristics of one who wants to make dawah

Please visit: http://ahmadjibril.com/ http://www.facebook.com/ShaykhAhmadMu... https://twitter.com/ahmadmusajibril Class #3 Outline: ****First word: Know may allah have mercy on u اعلم رحمك الله *Intro to the importance of "ilm" -It's mentioned with it's variations over 779 -Verses in 2:30-34 - Adam AS and Ilm. -Some of the verses that mention messengers and knowledge -"ilm" the 2nd most popular word with it's variations in the Koran after Allah SWT -Characteristics of any leader is that he has knowledge. Reason Taloot was chosen was his knowledge then power. -Even amongst jinn the more knowledgeable are more highly regarded. Story of Suelieman AS and the knowledgeable jinn that brought him the palace and Suliemans final words at the end of the story. *Definition of Knowledge ilm means to comprehend the reality of something as it is truly w/ certainty *Is the word 'ilam' or knowledge conveyed to other than humans? -Story of Musa AS and the stone -The tree that took it's shahadah -Trees that shaded the Prophet sallah Allahu Aleih wasalam when he used the restrooms -The stone that gave the Prophet sallah Allahu Aleih wasalam salam *Is I'lam or knowledge told or conveyed to one more knowledgeable? *Levels of knowledge: ابن القيم في مفتاح دار السعادة Ibn El Qayyim in Muftah Dar Elsaadah said knowledge is 6 levels: 1. Asking or pursuing knowledge properly حسن السؤال 2) Listening properly حسن الإنصات والاستماع 3) Understanding properly حسن الفهم 4) Memorizing properly حسن الحفظ 5) Teaching التعليم 6) Fruit of knowledge to act on it and stop at its limits ثمرته - هي العمل به ومراعاة حدوده *Alkhalal mentioned in his journey to study knowledge he remained 4 years before asking 1st year he remained silent انصت 2nd he considered or looked نظرت 3rd year he pondered over knowledge تدبرت 4th year he began to ask سألت *honor of knowledge: -Verses and Hadith showing the honor and value of knowledge/ilm -Statement of أبُو الوَفَاءِ بنُ عَقيل Abul Wafa Ibn Aqeel -Statement of Ibn Abbas -Statement of Alzuhry الزهري -Statement of Assafey الشافعي -Journey of Abdallah Ibn Unais عبدالله بن انيس -Journey of Abu Ayyoud ابوايوب -Sleepless night of Muhammad Bin Hassan Alshaybany محمد بن حسن الشيباني -His student Asad Ibn Alfurat أسد بن الفرات -Saeed Ibn Almusayyeb سعيد بن المسيب -Arrazy الرازي stopped counting his distance of traveling to study at 3106 miles. -Story of Albukhary البخاري -Story of Alnaway -Lisan aldeen Ibn Khateeb the man with a double life لسان الدين بن خطيب -the khalifah Suleiman ibn Abdelmalik and Ataa bin Abay Rabah سليمان بن عبدالملك -Haroon Alrasheed and Alkisaaey هارون الرشيد مع الكسائي -Ibn Aljozy and the hareesah sweets ***NEXT WORDS: Rahimak Allah رحمك الله may allah shower his mercy on you -Meanings of rahimak Allah -If Rahmah & forgiveness are in one sentence they have different meanings; if they are in separate sentence they both include the meaning of the other in them. That rule is like Eman and Islam. -Do you say Rahmah to non-believers? -Wisdom behind the author saying Rahimak Allah. -Characteristics of one who wants to make dawah

In verses 60 to 64, Shaykh Yasir Qadhi explains to us the story of Musa, Yusha and Khidr AS. The story of Musa AS and Khidr is elaborately explained and we are left in awe at the sheer turn of events. This story deals with the Fitnah of knowledge and deserves an intent listen. What ... Read more

Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan divulges some details on a person who was from the nation of Musa AS by the name Qaroon. He was the cousin or distant relative of Musa AS. He was the slave of the Israelites but sort of a spy for the government of the time. He was immensely rich due ... Read more

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