Huzaifa

My paper examining the intellectual legacies of Anwarshāh Kashmīrī and Zāhid al-Kawtharī, two towering 20th-century Ḥanafī scholars, is now available for download.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ academia.edu/165734283/A_Ta…

Enjoyed reading Mawlana @HaroonSidat's article on Dar al-Uloom in Modern Britain. mdpi.com/2077-1444/9/10…

"When you pay Zakat, feel your Zakat." Mufti Faraz Adam speaks of the spiritual element of Zakat, which should be given in a manner where one feels and sees the impact.

Abundance of Durud

اخر تحديثات منصة 𝕏 ما تقدر تنسخ رابط اي فيديو و اذا حاولت نسخ الرابط بيظهر لك الفيديو مباشرة بدون رابط‼️ هذا الفيديو للتجربة حاول تنسخ رابطه ( مو رابط التغريدة ) وشوف اذا تقدر او لا

Knowledge/education is the result of an effort to learn.

The word Qur’an itself has pedagogical significance, as it literally means ‘that which brings together, connects, hence, communicates, a short collection, a recital that can easily be learned by heart’. (Sahin, 2021, p. 146).

Practical Advice for Scholars and Students – Before speaking or writing in disagreement, purify your intention – Ask yourself: am I doing this for Allah, or for recognition? – Maintain respect for those you disagree with, in private and in public

I gave a presentation on this book by the famed Sh. Abdul Fattah Abu Ghuddah (link below). The author shares his concept of unity among believers through the works of Ibn Taymiyyah (d. 728 AH) and a short epistle by Ibn Hazm (d. 456 AH) - two interesting choices, for sure.

إتقانك هو إجازتك Many cases of students receiving ijāzah, yet if you listen to their recitation or ask them about some ahkaam, they are very weak. A person should be able to tell from your recitation that you are certified. The weight of an ijāzah is diminishing due to not fulfilling conditions to receive an ijāzah

On this day, the 9th of Shawwāl, just before Fajr, the great scholar of ḥadīth, Shaykh ʿAbdul Fattāḥ Abū Ghuddah (raḥimahullāh), returned to his Lord.

Food for thought...

Some may enjoy when the Qur’an is recited in various maqamat; however, when you listen to the masterful reciters, maqamat is nothing. You come to appreciate the intricacies of tajweed and can listen to a supposedly “bland”recitation for hours upon hours.

Alḥamdulillāh, we had the honour of being part of the Qur’an Expo this year, with the intention of creating a space where visitors could reconnect with the Qur’an through meaningful activities, resources, and materials. Your access to Qur’anic resources: quran.siblingsofilm.com

فواتح سورة الإسراء بأندى ترتيل .. اللهم بارك🤍

Why does the Qur’an sometimes use أَتَى and other times جَاء when speaking about “coming”? In this video, we explore how these two verbs carry different emotional weight - one reflecting ease and gentleness, the other conveying gravity and intensity. youtu.be/rgbYskcGr74

Ramaḍān — Day 29

His recitation melts the heart subhanallah 🥺🤍 Reciter: Sheikh Abdulrashid Sufi

Libyans don’t miss a single madd, nor makhraj.