9. Islam and Organ Donation - Dr. Sayed Ammar Nakshawani - Muharram 1437 - Masjid-e-Ali

[@taskeensajjad8007]

Thank you so much Sayed Ammar for addressing this topic as I am in need of a heart transplant. All the while, seeing not much talk of it amongst the Muslim community! Allah bless you ten fold!

[@farwaali4692]

+Taskeen Sajjad I think this is one of those topics no one cares about until they actually experience it. Unequivocally, it's very relevant and a discussion that needs to be had. Inshallah, I hope you find a donor soon!

[@markomarin3414]

insha'allah you will find a donor dear sister. Ya Shahib al Zaman madad.

[@taskeensajjad8007]

+Fa Al thank you very much!

[@taskeensajjad8007]

+marko marin thank you so much!

[@majeedmlp]

Wow.. Inshallah.. Allah may bless u with u perfect heart transplant!

[@ferozvirani7239]

The event of Karbala saved islam and humanity. The lessons learned from Karbala truly showed humanity that sometimes it does not take a sword to win an outnumbered war and to show people the right path but the tears of your loved ones. If everyone followed the lessons learned from Karbala I have no doubt that this world would be free from hatred and all kinds of evil. May Allah Bless Mohammad and his pure and pious family.

[@saniiyareza4750]

👌🏻 SubhanAllah

[@ferozvirani7239]

If all of humanity were to go and search every single page in human history, they will not be able to find the kind of loyalty, love and bravery that Hazrath Abbas demonstrated towards his half brother Imam Hussain. The legend of Abbas will live forever and will continue to inspire men till the end of time. I challenge everyone to learn about the great battle of Karbala on the Day of Ashura when a small band of 72 warriors stood against the massive army of the tyrant Yazid son of Mawiya and made a supreme sacrifice like no other. Their revolution was a truly successful revolution, even though all 72 were brutally massacred, they were victorious and truth prevailed over evil. That event of Karbala sends a warning to all evil leaders and dictators that when they cross the limits, a Imam will rise to put them down.

[@mohafronrg]

Feroz Virani you are an intelligent person, thank you!

[@mohdmonisraza9763]

A very nice topic to be addressed. Stay blessed SAN

[@majeedmlp]

A very nice topic addressed, and indeed a very informative and eloquent lecture..!! May Allah grand janna for the service Dr. Sayed Ammar Nakshawani doing for the ahlebait as.

[@syedmuhammednaveedyasirsha631]

JzakAllah alf khair

[@aliyahyasyed1121]

Beautiful lecture Syed !

[@TheMx6turbo]

Salam brother (s), I was watching this lecture and noticed brother has tattoo on his hands . as a Muslim or shia muslim are we allowed to have tattoo ? I'm not judging but simply educating myself . Wish I could contact brother Dr Sayed Amar and ask him this question but I have no contact . I'm someone whom have learned many things from this brother and have a huge respect him. thank you and Salam.

[@otowi3333]

+TheMx6turbo Yes. See for example the ruling of Sayyid Sistani - number 12 on this page: www.alulbayt.com/rulings/15.htm

[@otowi3333]

+otowi3333 Of course there can be discussion about the merits/issues of the content of some tattoos, but that is another matter.

[@TheMx6turbo]

+otowi3333 thank you .

[@JaefarSABNW]

+TheMx6turbo Tattoos and body modification beyond a piercing are explicitely forbidden to the fundamentalist. Don't worrry about what has done before unless it is a mark of disbelief or sn that you may wish to have removed or altered when you can afford it.

[@JaefarSABNW]

***** By fundamentalists, I mean those who try to go straight to Al Qoor'aan in order to justify their beliefs and actions. I was basing my ruling on the Quran and prophetic sayings.

[@Amal10011]

آجركم الله

[@moeqas]

Nice.

[@KillerAJ]

My cousin would not be alive if not for a heart transplant.

[@shussey6464]

Some of the points could be kept to (taught in) a class for people above certain age, rather than speaking in a majlis heard by children and adults alike, both in the masjid,, and online. Giving an excuse that Imam Zain-ul-Abideen(as) spoke about this, does not make it alright. Good lecture otherwise. Thanks.

[@taskeensajjad8007]

Something that will eventually affect children when they grow up, there's nothing wrong with saying that. Maybe if culture wasn't backward then people wouldn't feel a problem whilst mentioning how it's not allowed.

[@SisterClaraFadia56]

+S Hussey Children are smarter then what we give them credit for. They are exposed to many things as well as having mates in school who have parents or siblings who are going threw terminal diseases. We can not keep children in a bubble. Knowledge is power as it is incumbent upon us to seek knowledge from the cradle to the grave...We need to have these answers. The parents who bring their children to one of his lectures knows to what level that child is able to handle information. and if questions arise then it is great that the parents themselves will answer truthfully threw intelligence . Is it not better for a child to learn from you then from someone in the streets??? Sometimes i learn alot from my own child.

[@majeedmlp]

Children doesn't understands the meaning of masterbation.. And if they understands then they r nt children 😂

[@SisterClaraFadia56]

are you asking for yourself or for them. If we reach puberty at 8 then the lessons are there from him or from your parents. Or from his friends at school. Who do you want them to learn from.

[@buzzhawk]

+S Hussey Sex ed in religion. It's cooler than Christianity.