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"A picture says a thousand words."  Some of us chose that life that leads us to such an outcome.  Often due to rebelling against the orders of Allah. How often the result of this rebelling see's the rebellious individual or people being trialed and tested by Allah.

I have taken this audio from YouTube & given it a little digital tune-up, the result of which is that by the permission of Allah, it is now being presented here.

Listen to this timely reminder by Abu Suhailah 'Umar Quinn (hafidhahullah Ta'ala):

There is a timely reminder for us all, delivered by Ustadh Hasan as-Somali (hafidhahullah Ta'ala).  The lecture has been taken from the SoundCloud account of Germantown Masjid

May Allah enable us to fully understand and implement that which we hear, Aameen.

Listen to this clarification of exactly what Zakir Naik is upon from Abu Khadeejah 'Abdul-Waahid (hafidhahullah Ta'ala):

Note:  Zakir Naik and his cursed list of 1,000 things Allah cannot do

Here is a very important reminder by our noble brother Abu Talhah Dawud Burbank (rahimahumullah Ta'ala) about not differing in matters of Aqeedah.  And in matters of fiqh, it may be permissible to follow the proofs in different ways, even though what is obligatory is to follow the evidence and this is done by referring it back to Allah and His Rasool (sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallam).

The problem comes when Shaykh A gives his evidence and you say you are following the position of Shaykh B, when asked about the proofs you say that you don't know the proofs.  

Listen to what Abu Talhah (rahimahumullah Ta'ala) says: 

The following audios have been extracted from the sixth chapter classes delivered explaining Kitaab at-Towheed by Shaykh al-Islaam Muhammad ibn 'Abdil-Wahhaab at-Tameemee, may Allaah have Mercy on him, delivered by Ustadh Abul-'Abbaas Moosaa Richardson (hafidhahullah Ta'ala).

Part 2:

A very enlightening video titled: Detailed Examples of Real-Life Amulets (Polytheism) by Ustadh Abul-'Abbaas Moosaa Richardson (hafidhahullah Ta'ala) (with images): https://safeYouTube.net/w/ffoN

The following question was asked to Ustadh Abdulilah Lahmami (hafidhahullah Ta'ala) at the end of the 9 Lesson of the Biography of Prophet Muhammad (Stories of the Prophets 33).

The questioner asks:

"Can you please help us to understand the importance of learning Arabic grammar and not just merely concentrating on vocabulary, thinking that should be sufficient?"

He (hafidhahullah Ta'ala) gave the following comprehensive answer:

The following benefit was extracted from the first lecture in a new series being delivered by Abu Muadh Taqweem Aslam (hafidhahullah Ta'ala) for Masjid al-Huda, Sheffield, titled: Essential Questions & Answers Concerning The Foundations of Eemaan of Imam as-Sa'di (rahimahullah Ta'ala) which can be found on their SoundCloud account.

Its release has been approved by Ustadh Abu Muadh (hafidhahullah Ta'ala).

The following question was asked to Ustadh Abu Khadeejah ‘Abdul-Waahid (hafidhahullah Ta’ala) at the end of lecture 157 of Sharh Sunnah Barbaharee on the 19^th September 2019.

Is it allowed to attend graduation ceremonies?

In this comprehensive answer, he (hafidhahullah Ta’ala) talks about the ceremony forbidden acts of photography, videoing, free-mixing, dressing as they dress, and behaving as they behave.  The shaking of hands between non-related men and women.  They take your money and then want you to attend the ceremony. It is sufficient that they took your money and you passed the exams, take the certificate, go and get a job!

He goes on in detail about the purpose and intent behind pursuing higher education.

He highlights the fact that due to online education there is no need to attend such places where you have to compromise your religion, through online learning, be It for men or women.  For your own benefit or for the benefit of the Ummah.

There is no need for a Muslim who is upon firmness to attend a university physically.

He also talks about the impermissibility of taking a student loan for this purpose.

Education is important whether it be, academic or vocational as long as you don’t take the haraam means of achieving that.