The Way to Real Happiness

In this lecture by Dr. Abu Ameenah Bilal Philips, the topic of eternal search for happiness without understanding the purpose of our very existence is discussed. This talk was held at the Peace Conference Scandinavia, between the 27th and 29th of March 2010, in Oslo, Norway.
0:00 Speaker introduction
4:01 Greetings
4:11 Lecture begins
46:30 Conclusion
47:18 Lecture ends
47:23 Questions and Answers
49:52 Three Shahadas
59:30 Q & A begins
Website: www.bilalphilips.com
Facebook: / drbilalphilips
Twitter: / drbilalphilips
Instagram: / bilalphilipsofficial
International Open University (IOU): www.iou.edu.gm/?ref=bp-yt

[@Mike-cd3yd]

Assalamu alaikum Brother Dr Bilal Philips from Mindanao Philippines. May Allah sustain your power and best knowledge in spreading Islam. May Allah rewards you Jennatul ferdauze.

[@SheikhAlladeen]

Quran riwaya of Hafs 2:184 how many poor people must you feed after missing a fast? Answer: 1. According to Warsh 2:184 how many poor people must you feed after missing a fast? Answer 3 or more. Hafs Quran in 2:10 it says that Muslims get condemned to hell for lying and in the Warsh Quran the same passage says they get condemned to hell for being LIED TO 2:125 in Hafs is وَاتَّخِذوْا “WatakhIzu” (You shall take) / In Warsh it is وَاتَّخَذوْا “WatakhAzu” (They have taken/made). In 2:125 One version gives a command, while the other states a historical observation. 3:146 in Hafs is قاتل “Qatal” (Fought) / In Warsh it is ُقتل “Qutil” (Were Killed). In 3:146 the difference is between a prophet and those with him being killed, while in the other the difference only means that they fought by his side. There’s more: Look up 2:85, 15:8, 21:4, 33:68, 42:30, 48:17 in both these versions and see for yourself. In fact, if you study futher, you will find that number of verses in Hafs is 6236, while Warsh has only 6214 verses.

[@unitedafrica5844]

Oh God, make for me a light in my heart, O light of the heavens and the earth

[@SheikhAlladeen]

Look at the first verse of sura al-fatihah. If there is a number “1” after the Bismillah verse, then you have the Hafs version. If not, you have the Warsh version. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2:125 in Hafs is وَاتَّخِذوْا “WatakhIzu” (You shall take) / In Warsh it is وَاتَّخَذوْا “WatakhAzu” (They have taken/made). In 2:125 One version gives a command, while the other states a historical observation. 3:146 in Hafs is قاتل “Qatal” (Fought) / In Warsh it is ُقتل “Qutil” (Were Killed). In 3:146 the difference is between a prophet and those with him being killed, while in the other the difference only means that they fought by his side. There’s more: Look up 2:85, 15:8, 21:4, 33:68, 42:30, 48:17 in both these versions and see for yourself. In fact, if you study futher, you will find that number of verses in Hafs is 6236, while Warsh has only 6214 verses. ----------------------------------------------Didn’t Allah say that he will preserve his word? (sura 15:9)

[@sadiqabubakaridriss5371]

Thank Dr abu ameenah. I watch you from Nigeria 🇳🇬. And I learned a lot of things about your lecture. May Allah bless your life ameen.

[@nazdahabi6163]

Happiness can be “found” through raising children Alhamdulileh. But I understand that point being made is that there is no guarantee, per se. There is no greater joy than seeing my child develop positively with strong faith, Alhamdulileh. His commitment to Islam, keeps as a reminder to me, what a gift and blessing from Allah. I appreciate the scholar’s focus on gratitude and patience. Recognizing the importance of Sabr is very helpful for me through some of the toughest times. Knowing that Allah doesn’t give us more than that which we can handle, Alhamdulileh and trust that what’s best will happen inshaallah, for a reason we might not yet be able to see…Allah knows best!

[@user-gw5zp2bl3q]

Raising children was hell for me 😂😂

[@786humaira1]

Thank you so much for this lecture by Dr Bilal Philips . . Great topic, great speaker . May GOD BLESS DR PHILIPS with a long healthy life .

[@SheikhAlladeen]

Look at the first verse of sura al-fatihah. If there is a number “1” after the Bismillah verse, then you have the Hafs version. If not, you maybe have the Warsh version. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2:125 in Hafs is وَاتَّخِذوْا “WatakhIzu” (You shall take) / In Warsh it is وَاتَّخَذوْا “WatakhAzu” (They have taken/made). In 2:125 One version gives a command, while the other states a historical observation. 3:146 in Hafs is قاتل “Qatal” (Fought) / In Warsh it is ُقتل “Qutil” (Were Killed). In 3:146 the difference is between a prophet and those with him being killed, while in the other the difference only means that they fought by his side. There’s more: Look up 2:85, 15:8, 21:4, 33:68, 42:30, 48:17 in both these versions and see for yourself. In fact, if you study futher, you will find that number of verses in Hafs is 6236, while Warsh has only 6214 verses.

[@khadija5538]

Mashaa Allah so beautiful may Allah swt bless you Dr Bilal Philip ♥️♥️♥️🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@AmarSingh-xo8xg]

Alhamdulillah shiekh Alhamdulillah. May Allah continue to bless you in abundance.

[@SheikhAlladeen]

Quran riwaya of Hafs 2:184 how many poor people must you feed after missing a fast? Answer: 1. According to Warsh 2:184 how many poor people must you feed after missing a fast? Answer 3 or more. Hafs Quran in 2:10 it says that Muslims get condemned to hell for lying and in the Warsh Quran the same passage says they get condemned to hell for being LIED TO 2:125 in Hafs is وَاتَّخِذوْا “WatakhIzu” (You shall take) / In Warsh it is وَاتَّخَذوْا “WatakhAzu” (They have taken/made). In 2:125 One version gives a command, while the other states a historical observation. 3:146 in Hafs is قاتل “Qatal” (Fought) / In Warsh it is ُقتل “Qutil” (Were Killed). In 3:146 the difference is between a prophet and those with him being killed, while in the other the difference only means that they fought by his side. There’s more: Look up 2:85, 15:8, 21:4, 33:68, 42:30, 48:17 in both these versions and see for yourself. In fact, if you study futher, you will find that number of verses in Hafs is 6236, while Warsh has only 6214 verses.

[@unitedafrica5844]

يا رب وفقنا لما تحبه وترضاه

[@Shan-e-Avadh]

وَتَوَكَّلْ عَلَى اللَّهِ ۚ وَكَفَىٰ بِاللَّهِ وَكِيلًا

[@hipojama7296]

May Allah reward sheikh bilal and us this world and hereafter with happens.

[@SheikhAlladeen]

Look at the first verse of sura al-fatihah. If there is a number “1” after the Bismillah verse, then you have the Hafs version. If not, you have the Warsh version. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2:125 in Hafs is وَاتَّخِذوْا “WatakhIzu” (You shall take) / In Warsh it is وَاتَّخَذوْا “WatakhAzu” (They have taken/made). In 2:125 One version gives a command, while the other states a historical observation. 3:146 in Hafs is قاتل “Qatal” (Fought) / In Warsh it is ُقتل “Qutil” (Were Killed). In 3:146 the difference is between a prophet and those with him being killed, while in the other the difference only means that they fought by his side. There’s more: Look up 2:85, 15:8, 21:4, 33:68, 42:30, 48:17 in both these versions and see for yourself. In fact, if you study futher, you will find that number of verses in Hafs is 6236, while Warsh has only 6214 verses. ----------------------------------------------Didn’t Allah say that he will preserve his word? (sura 15:9)

[@hipojama7296]

@@SheikhAlladeen something is burning inside your hurt, you just hurting because Islam is the answer.

[@SheikhAlladeen]

@@hipojama7296 Look at the first verse of sura al-fatihah. If there is a number “1” after the Bismillah verse, then you have the Hafs version. If not, you maybe have the Warsh version or any other ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2:125 in Hafs is وَاتَّخِذوْا “WatakhIzu” (You shall take) / In Warsh it is وَاتَّخَذوْا “WatakhAzu” (They have taken/made). In 2:125 One version gives a command, while the other states a historical observation. 3:146 in Hafs is قاتل “Qatal” (Fought) / In Warsh it is ُقتل “Qutil” (Were Killed). In 3:146 the difference is between a prophet and those with him being killed, while in the other the difference only means that they fought by his side. There’s more: Look up 2:85, 15:8, 21:4, 33:68, 42:30, 48:17 in both these versions and see for yourself. In fact, if you study futher, you will find that number of verses in Hafs is 6236, while Warsh has only 6214 verses. Quran was corrupted. Today there are many versions Stop kissing stones

[@rohainanawa1081]

Salam, sukhran Ya Dr. Philips for this lecture. May Allah protect the Muslim Ummah. Ameen 🤲🏻.

[@thepathtopeace7833]

Allah bless his faithful servants

[@SheikhAlladeen]

Look at the first verse of sura al-fatihah. If there is a number “1” after the Bismillah verse, then you have the Hafs version. If not, you have the Warsh version. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2:125 in Hafs is وَاتَّخِذوْا “WatakhIzu” (You shall take) / In Warsh it is وَاتَّخَذوْا “WatakhAzu” (They have taken/made). In 2:125 One version gives a command, while the other states a historical observation. 3:146 in Hafs is قاتل “Qatal” (Fought) / In Warsh it is ُقتل “Qutil” (Were Killed). In 3:146 the difference is between a prophet and those with him being killed, while in the other the difference only means that they fought by his side. There’s more: Look up 2:85, 15:8, 21:4, 33:68, 42:30, 48:17 in both these versions and see for yourself. In fact, if you study futher, you will find that number of verses in Hafs is 6236, while Warsh has only 6214 verses. ----------------------------------------------Didn’t Allah say that he will preserve his word? (sura 15:9)

[@786humaira1]

My prayer, my sacrifice, my life and my death are all for my God the Lord of the UNIVERSE.

[@nihadsaani3675]

Maa Shaa Allah 🙏 May the Almighty Allah bless and protect us all 🤲 Inn Shaa Allah 🤲🤲🤲

[@NaseemAkhtar-po2cv]

Subhanallah everything talked about is absolute truth JazakAllah khair

[@SheikhAlladeen]

Look at the first verse of sura al-fatihah. If there is a number “1” after the Bismillah verse, then you have the Hafs version. If not, you have the Warsh version. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2:125 in Hafs is وَاتَّخِذوْا “WatakhIzu” (You shall take) / In Warsh it is وَاتَّخَذوْا “WatakhAzu” (They have taken/made). In 2:125 One version gives a command, while the other states a historical observation. 3:146 in Hafs is قاتل “Qatal” (Fought) / In Warsh it is ُقتل “Qutil” (Were Killed). In 3:146 the difference is between a prophet and those with him being killed, while in the other the difference only means that they fought by his side. There’s more: Look up 2:85, 15:8, 21:4, 33:68, 42:30, 48:17 in both these versions and see for yourself. In fact, if you study futher, you will find that number of verses in Hafs is 6236, while Warsh has only 6214 verses. ----------------------------------------------Didn’t Allah say that he will preserve his word? (sura 15:9)

[@mariammoton8684]

The heart speaks to the heart and the truth reaches the ones willing to accept the truth. Comfort every time i listen to this man. Allahummah baarik lahu. الحمد لله

[@yasminismail4910]

Oh Allah Our Lord, accept all the righteous deed and efforts of the Sheik Indeed You are the All-hearing and grant him and his family and his offspring to dwell in the gardens of Jannah

[@SheikhAlladeen]

Look at the first verse of sura al-fatihah. If there is a number “1” after the Bismillah verse, then you have the Hafs version. If not, you have the Warsh version. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2:125 in Hafs is وَاتَّخِذوْا “WatakhIzu” (You shall take) / In Warsh it is وَاتَّخَذوْا “WatakhAzu” (They have taken/made). In 2:125 One version gives a command, while the other states a historical observation. 3:146 in Hafs is قاتل “Qatal” (Fought) / In Warsh it is ُقتل “Qutil” (Were Killed). In 3:146 the difference is between a prophet and those with him being killed, while in the other the difference only means that they fought by his side. There’s more: Look up 2:85, 15:8, 21:4, 33:68, 42:30, 48:17 in both these versions and see for yourself. In fact, if you study futher, you will find that number of verses in Hafs is 6236, while Warsh has only 6214 verses. ----------------------------------------------Didn’t Allah say that he will preserve his word? (sura 15:9)

[@muhammadmahiuddin6569]

Masha-Allah love form Bangladesh💜

[@SheikhAlladeen]

Quran riwaya of Hafs 2:184 how many poor people must you feed after missing a fast? Answer: 1. According to Warsh 2:184 how many poor people must you feed after missing a fast? Answer 3 or more. Hafs Quran in 2:10 it says that Muslims get condemned to hell for lying and in the Warsh Quran the same passage says they get condemned to hell for being LIED TO 2:125 in Hafs is وَاتَّخِذوْا “WatakhIzu” (You shall take) / In Warsh it is وَاتَّخَذوْا “WatakhAzu” (They have taken/made). In 2:125 One version gives a command, while the other states a historical observation. 3:146 in Hafs is قاتل “Qatal” (Fought) / In Warsh it is ُقتل “Qutil” (Were Killed). In 3:146 the difference is between a prophet and those with him being killed, while in the other the difference only means that they fought by his side. There’s more: Look up 2:85, 15:8, 21:4, 33:68, 42:30, 48:17 in both these versions and see for yourself. In fact, if you study futher, you will find that number of verses in Hafs is 6236, while Warsh has only 6214 verses.

[@thepathtopeace7833]

ومن يؤمن بالله يهدي قلبه

[@Shan-e-Avadh]

وَتَوَكَّلْ عَلَى اللَّهِ ۚ وَكَفَىٰ بِاللَّهِ وَكِيلًا

[@HussainFahmy]

*_Design your thoughts with faith, gratitude and patience._*

[@globalknowledgering702]

جزاك الله خيرا

[@bg5462]

Alhamdulillah Sheik May Allah swt reward you great for that wonderful lecture . 🤲🏼❤️

[@SheikhAlladeen]

Look at the first verse of sura al-fatihah. If there is a number “1” after the Bismillah verse, then you have the Hafs version. If not, you have the Warsh version. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2:125 in Hafs is وَاتَّخِذوْا “WatakhIzu” (You shall take) / In Warsh it is وَاتَّخَذوْا “WatakhAzu” (They have taken/made). In 2:125 One version gives a command, while the other states a historical observation. 3:146 in Hafs is قاتل “Qatal” (Fought) / In Warsh it is ُقتل “Qutil” (Were Killed). In 3:146 the difference is between a prophet and those with him being killed, while in the other the difference only means that they fought by his side. There’s more: Look up 2:85, 15:8, 21:4, 33:68, 42:30, 48:17 in both these versions and see for yourself. In fact, if you study futher, you will find that number of verses in Hafs is 6236, while Warsh has only 6214 verses. ----------------------------------------------Didn’t Allah say that he will preserve his word? (sura 15:9)

[@AhmadAli-zo6dq]

Masha ALLAH ❤️

[@sambrown2791]

This one of best lectures ever seriously

[@SheikhAlladeen]

Quran riwaya of Hafs 2:184 how many poor people must you feed after missing a fast? Answer: 1. According to Warsh 2:184 how many poor people must you feed after missing a fast? Answer 3 or more. Hafs Quran in 2:10 it says that Muslims get condemned to hell for lying and in the Warsh Quran the same passage says they get condemned to hell for being LIED TO 2:125 in Hafs is وَاتَّخِذوْا “WatakhIzu” (You shall take) / In Warsh it is وَاتَّخَذوْا “WatakhAzu” (They have taken/made). In 2:125 One version gives a command, while the other states a historical observation. 3:146 in Hafs is قاتل “Qatal” (Fought) / In Warsh it is ُقتل “Qutil” (Were Killed). In 3:146 the difference is between a prophet and those with him being killed, while in the other the difference only means that they fought by his side. There’s more: Look up 2:85, 15:8, 21:4, 33:68, 42:30, 48:17 in both these versions and see for yourself. In fact, if you study futher, you will find that number of verses in Hafs is 6236, while Warsh has only 6214 verses.

[@mdsaidulislam5552]

love u dr bala philips

[@786humaira1]

Love : Sufi definition: love God and love people for the love of GOD. I would say one should try until last to be a problem solver. Within family, community and country. Remove the suffering of the fellow human being . Create peace within and around , where ever and whenever : forbid evil, and encourage good . Live with justice , compassion and charity. No matter how rich or poor . Read Quran chapter 2 verse 177 . There are 5 very beautiful points in that one verse( sentence) . The most difficult point in it to me I felt was to be patient during trials and tribulations of life. It is difficult but doable inshallah.

[@s.k.6028]

This has been amazing

[@sanahoque9321]

Amin

[@sanahoque9321]

Alhamdulillah

[@andreaboyd33]

Jazakallahu Khayran Dr. Bilal Philips..with all due respect it wpuld be best I mengle only with whom belongs to me...Peace and Blessings be upon all the brothers, but if he doesn't belong to me, it's best I lower my gaze...Allah Knows best for me...

[@sulemankhanvirologist5015]

Alhmdulillah ❤

[@rezagmustafa2024]

Masha allah

[@harryboschdavidson8125]

Amen

[@SheikhAlladeen]

Look at the first verse of sura al-fatihah. If there is a number “1” after the Bismillah verse, then you have the Hafs version. If not, you have the Warsh version. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2:125 in Hafs is وَاتَّخِذوْا “WatakhIzu” (You shall take) / In Warsh it is وَاتَّخَذوْا “WatakhAzu” (They have taken/made). In 2:125 One version gives a command, while the other states a historical observation. 3:146 in Hafs is قاتل “Qatal” (Fought) / In Warsh it is ُقتل “Qutil” (Were Killed). In 3:146 the difference is between a prophet and those with him being killed, while in the other the difference only means that they fought by his side. There’s more: Look up 2:85, 15:8, 21:4, 33:68, 42:30, 48:17 in both these versions and see for yourself. In fact, if you study futher, you will find that number of verses in Hafs is 6236, while Warsh has only 6214 verses. ----------------------------------------------Didn’t Allah say that he will preserve his word? (sura 15:9)

[@abdulrahiman4974]

Those who ask question like ' is it ok if I go to parties after became a Muslim,or Is it a'right if I have intoxicated then go for pray etc are well answered by Shaikh Bilal answering 'you are prohibited from praying when you are intoxicated'. Actually the condition goes to once own faith and clarity to Almighty Allah what it calls 'taqwa'

[@sadafsheikh2271]

❤❤❤

[@Karodia786]

100 % brother

[@SheikhAlladeen]

Look at the first verse of sura al-fatihah. If there is a number “1” after the Bismillah verse, then you have the Hafs version. If not, you maybe have the Warsh version. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2:125 in Hafs is وَاتَّخِذوْا “WatakhIzu” (You shall take) / In Warsh it is وَاتَّخَذوْا “WatakhAzu” (They have taken/made). In 2:125 One version gives a command, while the other states a historical observation. 3:146 in Hafs is قاتل “Qatal” (Fought) / In Warsh it is ُقتل “Qutil” (Were Killed). In 3:146 the difference is between a prophet and those with him being killed, while in the other the difference only means that they fought by his side. There’s more: Look up 2:85, 15:8, 21:4, 33:68, 42:30, 48:17 in both these versions and see for yourself. In fact, if you study futher, you will find that number of verses in Hafs is 6236, while Warsh has only 6214 verses.

[@noonqueen]

Mashallah

[@AbozuYT]

👍

[@forhad7394]

❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️

[@mustafxildhibaane6026]

If I win he loses If I win he can win too

[@sharaazahmed380]

Salaam dear brothers and sisters , I am facing hardship , Please make Dua for me , Jazak Allah Ul Khair .

[@SheikhAlladeen]

Look at the first verse of sura al-fatihah. If there is a number “1” after the Bismillah verse, then you have the Hafs version. If not, you have the Warsh version. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2:125 in Hafs is وَاتَّخِذوْا “WatakhIzu” (You shall take) / In Warsh it is وَاتَّخَذوْا “WatakhAzu” (They have taken/made). In 2:125 One version gives a command, while the other states a historical observation. 3:146 in Hafs is قاتل “Qatal” (Fought) / In Warsh it is ُقتل “Qutil” (Were Killed). In 3:146 the difference is between a prophet and those with him being killed, while in the other the difference only means that they fought by his side. There’s more: Look up 2:85, 15:8, 21:4, 33:68, 42:30, 48:17 in both these versions and see for yourself. In fact, if you study futher, you will find that number of verses in Hafs is 6236, while Warsh has only 6214 verses. ----------------------------------------------Didn’t Allah say that he will preserve his word? (sura 15:9)

[@heeralalkhatawlia2694]

Supreme God is Kabir

[@thepathtopeace7833]

We pray to Allah that the United States of America becomes a Muslim country

[@SheikhAlladeen]

Look at the first verse of sura al-fatihah. If there is a number “1” after the Bismillah verse, then you have the Hafs version. If not, you have the Warsh version. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2:125 in Hafs is وَاتَّخِذوْا “WatakhIzu” (You shall take) / In Warsh it is وَاتَّخَذوْا “WatakhAzu” (They have taken/made). In 2:125 One version gives a command, while the other states a historical observation. 3:146 in Hafs is قاتل “Qatal” (Fought) / In Warsh it is ُقتل “Qutil” (Were Killed). In 3:146 the difference is between a prophet and those with him being killed, while in the other the difference only means that they fought by his side. There’s more: Look up 2:85, 15:8, 21:4, 33:68, 42:30, 48:17 in both these versions and see for yourself. In fact, if you study futher, you will find that number of verses in Hafs is 6236, while Warsh has only 6214 verses. ----------------------------------------------Didn’t Allah say that he will preserve his word? (sura 15:9)

[@nimojama5086]

My brother its trueth I'm in in UK I got I every bad accident I was in benefit I Sanctioned me but I'm with alla is with me although I don't have anything in my account

[@SheikhAlladeen]

Look at the first verse of sura al-fatihah. If there is a number “1” after the Bismillah verse, then you have the Hafs version. If not, you have the Warsh version. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2:125 in Hafs is وَاتَّخِذوْا “WatakhIzu” (You shall take) / In Warsh it is وَاتَّخَذوْا “WatakhAzu” (They have taken/made). In 2:125 One version gives a command, while the other states a historical observation. 3:146 in Hafs is قاتل “Qatal” (Fought) / In Warsh it is ُقتل “Qutil” (Were Killed). In 3:146 the difference is between a prophet and those with him being killed, while in the other the difference only means that they fought by his side. There’s more: Look up 2:85, 15:8, 21:4, 33:68, 42:30, 48:17 in both these versions and see for yourself. In fact, if you study futher, you will find that number of verses in Hafs is 6236, while Warsh has only 6214 verses. ----------------------------------------------Didn’t Allah say that he will preserve his word? (sura 15:9)

[@heather-vs9qe]

Patients, Fasting.

[@abdihakimsaidahmed1221]

Pirates are happy.

[@SheikhAlladeen]

Look at the first verse of sura al-fatihah. If there is a number “1” after the Bismillah verse, then you have the Hafs version. If not, you maybe have the Warsh version. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2:125 in Hafs is وَاتَّخِذوْا “WatakhIzu” (You shall take) / In Warsh it is وَاتَّخَذوْا “WatakhAzu” (They have taken/made). In 2:125 One version gives a command, while the other states a historical observation. 3:146 in Hafs is قاتل “Qatal” (Fought) / In Warsh it is ُقتل “Qutil” (Were Killed). In 3:146 the difference is between a prophet and those with him being killed, while in the other the difference only means that they fought by his side. There’s more: Look up 2:85, 15:8, 21:4, 33:68, 42:30, 48:17 in both these versions and see for yourself. In fact, if you study futher, you will find that number of verses in Hafs is 6236, while Warsh has only 6214 verses.

[@RudyAbdullah-ey1eg]

Disuan understanding syahadah everything syahadah disuan understand assalamu ala muhammad al straight from allah visual street allah nabi muhammad open tang from allah anjing syukur whatsapp tu jualan selawat fokus peram nabi muhammad alaihissalam everything umat nabi muhammad insya-allah allahumma solli ala saidina muhammad wa ali

[@otakixus2]

It’s funny how the owner of the channel wants to make money via advertising 🤦 every 5 min I’m trying to skip to learn and increase taqwa… Allah knows who you are and how you are making money from this speech that should be free to all mankind. Allahu Akbar.

[@imamjihadinstitute3494]

You get the lecture for free and the sheikh gets the money through advertising to continue the dawat

[@Shan-e-Avadh]

i am praud feel Indian Muslim

[@SheikhAlladeen]

Look at the first verse of sura al-fatihah. If there is a number “1” after the Bismillah verse, then you have the Hafs version. If not, you have the Warsh version. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2:125 in Hafs is وَاتَّخِذوْا “WatakhIzu” (You shall take) / In Warsh it is وَاتَّخَذوْا “WatakhAzu” (They have taken/made). In 2:125 One version gives a command, while the other states a historical observation. 3:146 in Hafs is قاتل “Qatal” (Fought) / In Warsh it is ُقتل “Qutil” (Were Killed). In 3:146 the difference is between a prophet and those with him being killed, while in the other the difference only means that they fought by his side. There’s more: Look up 2:85, 15:8, 21:4, 33:68, 42:30, 48:17 in both these versions and see for yourself. In fact, if you study futher, you will find that number of verses in Hafs is 6236, while Warsh has only 6214 verses. ----------------------------------------------Didn’t Allah say that he will preserve his word? (sura 15:9)

[@ggfcvtdcvbjvv486]

@@SheikhAlladeen bro farid can help u

[@SheikhAlladeen]

@@ggfcvtdcvbjvv486 filthy farid said it is not rape if the patrents agree he is a filty bitch. Quran riwaya of Hafs 2:184 how many poor people must you feed after missing a fast? Answer: 1. According to Warsh 2:184 how many poor people must you feed after missing a fast? Answer 3 or more. Hafs Quran in 2:10 it says that Muslims get condemned to hell for lying and in the Warsh Quran the same passage says they get condemned to hell for being LIED TO 2:125 in Hafs is وَاتَّخِذوْا “WatakhIzu” (You shall take) / In Warsh it is وَاتَّخَذوْا “WatakhAzu” (They have taken/made). In 2:125 One version gives a command, while the other states a historical observation. 3:146 in Hafs is قاتل “Qatal” (Fought) / In Warsh it is ُقتل “Qutil” (Were Killed). In 3:146 the difference is between a prophet and those with him being killed, while in the other the difference only means that they fought by his side. There’s more: Look up 2:85, 15:8, 21:4, 33:68, 42:30, 48:17 in both these versions and see for yourself. In fact, if you study futher, you will find that number of verses in Hafs is 6236, while Warsh has only 6214 verses.

[@lollola2187]

Which Muslim country’s citizens are living in peace , prosperity And happiness despite they are doing all that pleases Allah , Sir, Iran, Iraq , Pakistan, Palestine. Libya,Yemen Lebanon, Afghanistan Nigeria and most of African Islamic countries . Why so much social disturbances, poverty, misery, illiteracy , unemployment, over population , lack of health care, high rate of infancy death, rape, child molestation, . Why Allah is not listening to these people ‘ prayers . Why Allah is not blessing the Rulers of these countries with wisdom so as they can improve the lives of their citizens.

[@testytruth3988]

Brother, I am sure you know that bilal is the name of the black African slave of Mohammad who was not freed even after the death of Mohammad (saw). Bilalbwas begging for his freedom which he never got and died as a black slave.

[@maartenbaas8513]

Brother, if you know the story of Bilal you know he was bought by Abu Bakr and freed immedoatly on the spot. He was no longer a slave the moment he was bought from Ummayah ibn Khalaf. He had already been free a long time before Muhammed saws died.

[@sadiq316]

Not Interested

[@Shan-e-Avadh]

وَتَوَكَّلْ عَلَى اللَّهِ ۚ وَكَفَىٰ بِاللَّهِ وَكِيلًا

[@Kumalala_Homophobic]

خسارتك يا أخي

[@robellis511]

Brother don’t fight the truth Mohamed is not worthy to be any prophet but Jesus will clear your heart and please don’t mention Jesus in th same sentence as mohammed

[@thepathtopeace7833]

جزاك الله خيرا

[@anggisaragih2747]

Alhamdulillah