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This is a lecture that I found on the Ahlus Sunnah Fort Wayne official YouTube channel.

In it, Abul-Hasan Malik (hafidhahullah Ta'ala) presents this detailed study into the religion of Islam, drawing upon not only religious scripture, but also the statements of well-respected scientists like Albert Einstein amongst others. He also draws heavily upon research studies on issues such as adultery in the United States, all of which point to the validity and justification of Islam in western society.

It has been digitally edited to remove a lot of the excessive background noise, walhamdulillah!

In this audio Raha Batts (hafidhahullah Ta'ala) gives a beneficial reminder and lesson on the Qur'aniyoon and their falsehood. Showing that from the Qur'an they claim to follow, it refutes them! He also goes on to show how much we need the Sunnah as well to understand the Qur'an, and apply the legislation such as salaah, sawm, wudhu and the like. A very beneficial lesson indeed.

On the 4th of September 2026 a khutbah was delivered by Mustafa George (hafidhahullah Ta'ala), titled: Advice for Back to School.

 

Here is a very important benefit about the importance of parents always remembering to make dua for their children.

Abu Hurairah (رضي الله عنه) narrated that the Prophet ﷺ said: "Whoever invites to guidance will be rewarded like those who follow him in the guidance are rewarded, and that will not decrease the reward of those who have followed him." [Collected by Imām Muslim]

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Shaykh al-Albaanee (rahimullah Ta'ala) said:

The people are in great confusion about the matter of Tawassul and its rulings in the religion, and they greatly differ concerning it, some declaring it lawful and others prohibiting it, some going to extremes and others being over-lenient. Also, a large number of the Muslims have for centuries been used to saying in their supplications such things as: 'O Allah by the right of your Prophet...,' or 'by the right of the Sacred House... forgive me.' and '0 Allah by the right of the Awliyaa and the pious, and so and so, etc.' or 'O Allaah by the honour of the men of Allah to You, and by the honour of those in whose presence we are, and under whose assistance we exist?, relieve us and the distressed from all distress.' Also: 'O Allah we humbly beseech You with outstretched hands, seeking a means of waseelah to You through the one deserving of waseelah and intercession, that you aid Islam and the Muslims. ' etc. They call this 'waseelah' and they claim that it is permissible and something prescribed in the Sharee'ah and that it is affirmed and prescribed in a number of Aayat and ahaadeeth, indeed that these texts order and encourage it. Some people even go so far beyond bounds that they even allow tawassul to Allah, the Most High, through some inanimate objects from the creation that do not even reach the level of the aforementioned, such as graves of the Awliyaa, metal structures built upon their tombs, and earth, stones and trees found nearby.

They claim that whatever is near to those who are honoured itself becomes honoured, and that the honour which Allah bestows upon the occupant of a grave passes on to the grave itself, so that it becomes a means of Waseelah to draw nearer to Allah thereby. Indeed some of the later people allow directly seeking aid from others besides Allah! So, what is Tawassul" What are its types? What is the meaning of the Aayat and the ahaadeeth which mention it? And what is the correct ruling for it in Islam? [End quote]

Here is lecture that deals with this subject matter, by Shaykh Badee Uddin Shah (rahimahullah Ta'ala) that deals with this subject matter. It is a lecture that is at the least over 30 years old.

On the 4th of September 2026 a khutbah was delivered by Mustafa George (hafidhahullah Ta'ala). It was posted on the official Spreaker account of Masjid Rahmah.

Here is a very short benefit about loving for your brother what you love for yourself, how easy it really can be to achieve it.  From a narration from Abu 'Amr 'Uthmaan ibn AbdurRahmam ibn Salah (rahimahullah Ta'ala) who lived from 577 - 643 H. (1181 - 1245 CE).  He (rahimahullah Ta'ala) was a renowned Kurdish Shafi'i scholar of hadith, jurisprudence, and Islamic sciences.

It has been extracted from a khutbah delivered Raha Batts (hafidhahullah Ta'ala) on the 21st of August 2026, at Masjid ad-Da'wah Ilat-Tawheed and was delivered on their official YouTube channel titled: Loving for Your Brother What You Love for Yourself.

it has been digitally edited before being posted below, walhamdulillah!

Abu Hurairah (رضي الله عنه) narrated that the Prophet ﷺ said: "Whoever invites to guidance will be rewarded like those who follow him in the guidance are rewarded, and that will not decrease the reward of those who have followed him." [Collected by Imām Muslim]

Please leave a comment below describing the contents of this audio and how you benefitted from it.  These comments may be helpful to others.

This a khutbah that was delivered by Raha Batts (hafidhahullah Ta'ala) on the 28th of August 2026, at Masjid ad-Da'wah Ilat-Tawheed and was delivered on their official YouTube channel.

Here is a benefit from a khutbah delivered by Abu Hakeem Bilal Davis (hafidhahullah Ta'ala) titled: The Mawlid, an Innovated Celebration.

You have no Salaf for Practicing the Mawlid

Their Argument for Mawlid

Here is khutbah by Hasan as-Somali (hafidhahullah Ta'ala) that was delivered on the 21st of August 2026, at Germantown Masjid and was posted on their official SoundCloud account.

It has been digitally edited before being posted below, walhamdulilalh!

This rather long benefit has been extracted from the second lecture in the two-part series delivered by Hasan as-Somali (hafidhahullah Ta'ala) that I previously posted, titled: The Biography of Ibn Taymiyyah.

In it, he (hafidhahullah Ta'ala( discusses some aspects related to the death a funeral of Shaykhul-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah (rahimahullah Ta'ala).