Arts, Culture & History - Amina Nawaz - Session 1: The Moriscos

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Introduction kzbin.info/www/bejne/maTWcqavp9iLgM0 Session 1: The Moriscos kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJ2ud5Kvnt1slZo Session 2: Islamic Calligraphy & Cultures of Craft w/Dr Bilal Badat kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqbKZKejiNWUp8k Session 3: Poetry & Song w/Dawud Wharnsby kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKCUlZmeaappbKM Session 4: Islamic Gardens w/Emma Clarke kzbin.info/www/bejne/epS0o5asfJuDbc0

[@usmamaslam88]

Dr Amina Nawaz Thank you soo much. Thank you Thank you Thank you soo sooo much. You showed me a great aspect of an aboriginal Muslims of that time. I have begun to understand that how an average Muslim has a great understanding of believes which connect them to ALLAH and how to hold on to them when there is a threat hunting to get them down. It shows me that no matter what circumstances are ever going to be, there is always one can do to please ALLAH while staying connected to faith. It all about Intention. Thanks for showing us that how beautifully a faith can be preserved in times of trials and tribulations.

[@sarahidris9182]

mA so inspiring to see a small yet committed community practicing so long ago, the same Islam we practice today. JazkAllah for sharing!

[@YaBoiHakim]

Very entertaining and engaging talk, thank you!

[@AAdresscode]

Ameen. So pleased to have come across these works. Thank you

[@oussemaaouini7753]

This session had a very deep yet huge impact on me. جزاكم الله خيرا

[@Yesmiinx]

It’s so important to learn about our Islamic heritage. Mashallah this is very insightful, jazakallah for this series!

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[@nonozebra4196]

JazakAllah khair

[@PoorMansPizza]

subhan'Allah. This is simply brilliant.

[@arast11]

Concise with details. Jazakallah to CMC team for this. I hope people who are benefitting from all these sessions would try to help them with the donation. It is the least we can do. Btw im not in any ways affiliated to them 🙂

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[@flowerpot6058]

Jazakillah khayran.

[@eminozy]

Salaam. Wow, This is what I have been looking for for decades. Jazakallah Hu Khir Amina for the talking about the Moriscos/ Spanish Islam. I started writing about them at uni early 2000 and left it as it is, but listening and looking at your research makes me want to delve back into it! What great stuff you have with you. I am very inspired. Masyallah.. Hope to hear more from you again soon, Insyallah. :) Thank you again!! You made someone in Australia really happy.

[@o2xb]

Alhamdulillah, what a wonderfully inspiring lesson to take from our blessed ancestors.May Allah swt bless us with such people to revive that spirit in the ummah once again.

[@Hamza-GH-Hofmann]

Asalam Alaikum and thank you for this insights. Completely new for me on my first Ramadan as a newly convert. This all puts my former history knowledge about the development of religious geographic statuses and power upside down. That is perfectly Ok for me. Especially when taking into account, that Christian religiousity has a long history of forced baptism throughout the centuries and continents. And furthermore when taking into account, that todays worldly wealth of the roman-catholic church was founded on the robbery of gold of sout-american indigene populations. And continued with the forced christianing worldwide. This is not meant to start a discussion on nowadays worldly situations. Thanks for the eyeoppening insights on the peacefulness and steadfastness of the islamic community. May Allah bless you and your continuing work on this minority group. This could be maybe an example "pars pro toto" of how parts of the Islamic community, our Ummah, is still under persecution, while those who persecute, even reverse the direction of aggresion.

[@mr.h3737]

Beautiful. I got myself the pdf because this is a great effort.

[@fathimahaffejee3805]

Jazakalalh khayr sister amina and Cambridge M.C for this .. I enjoyed learning about the Moriscoes and their beautiful history

[@aaraim]

Thank you so much for the concise yet detailed introduction and reflective points on a community that is not much discussed. I would love for the CMC to have Dr Nawaz do more of these history lessons, she's very engaging and most knowledgeable, clearly. Thank you CMC for transforming our Ramadhan and giving us a daily dose of inspiration and spiritual up lifting.

[@samhab_foundation]

She is giving misleading facts, such as Andalusia, which never exist. Ms Nawaz is confusing my History. Moriscos were highly persecuted in some areas and some of them always manage to keep their faith and principles secretly: parking, marriage, new born celebration, burial. we had local Qadis and expertise on fiqh.

[@kauserahmed3201]

We saw this at the beginning of the 21st century (after 9/11) when there was greater exhortation on how to deepen and strengthen individual faith. I used to think this was a dereliction of duty on part of the spiritual leaders, but this erudite talk explains to me why. In times of trouble and trauma, we need to focus on building a stronger and more secure faith. Thank you Ms Nawaz, a superb introduction to the Moriscos. May Allah grant you all blessings and rehma.

[@user-wp4pp6gw8h]

A truly amazing session, Thank you!

[@Hamza-GH-Hofmann]

Looking forward for the next lesson.

[@JuberAhmedTravel]

Though this lecture is only 20 minutes, it was filled with so much useful information. Many thanks and JazakAllah Khair to Dr Amina Nawaz and Cambridge Muslim College for the efforts!

[@samhab_foundation]

Ms Nawaz is giving some misleading facts, such as Andalusia, which never exist but Andalucia which has nothing to do with her topic. Ms Nawaz is confusing my History. Moriscos were highly persecuted in some areas and some of them always manage to keep their faith and principles secretly: praying, marriage, new born celebration, burial. we had local Qadis and expertise on fiqh.

[@tomjerry207]

Thoroughly enjoyed it. Please keep it coming. JazakAllah khairan

[@nasa5273]

ماشاء الله That was really insightful and eyes opening to see how muslims have fought for centuries to keep our beautiful religion alive. Thank for this beautiful lecture.

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[@Mad123456ish]

Jajak Allahu Khaire. MashaAllah. Wonderful historical narration that we as Muslims should know. May Allah (SWT) Bless you and your family.

[@malenedietl3369]

Wow! Subhana Allah, this script in spanish written in arabic letters is something I had never imagined...so much we don't know. Great lecture.

[@yusufshahmasud]

MashaAllah - incredible lecture.

[@minskdhaka]

Assalamu 'alaykum! Thank you so much! Muchas gracias. Very inspiring.

[@zouheir2651]

Thank you. Zajaaki Allahou khair sister

[@safina2022]

JazakAllah khair for an insight into the Moriscos managing of what appears as a highly tense/pressured situation at that time in history. Keeping the spiritual practices alive albeit in private.

[@sahilimtiyaz8621]

MaashaALLAH

[@mohdkhairiibrahim2516]

Thank you so much for your enlightening short discourse about a group of jihadists in our history. May Allah bless them in the after life ... and bless you for sharing this important 'ilm

[@fino4tu]

Thanks for this insight and context. Touched upon it 2 yrs ago whilst in Granada but this is beautifully articulated.

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[@muslimtraditionalist]

A real eye opener. I had thought that Muslims left the Iberian peninsula after the 1492 expulsion. Very enriching. This context may help many Muslims who live in Europe, especially in countries such as France where Muslim rituals are prohibited in the public domain.

[@saraqostahterra4548]

Yes. But most still left for south America and especially to Morocco. Morocco is as far as i know the only place where their culture has survived and not died out after assimilation/genocide.

[@aishabaajamaal5046]

ما شاء الله sister. It’s precise, insightful and enlightening. جزاكِ الله خيراً🤲

[@usmamaslam88]

MASHALLAH--- Super Amazing Presenter. Beautifully delivered, everything seemed seeped into mind. Thank You CMC and Amina Nawaz

[@786humaira1]

Great presentation of positivity. Specially seen at 18.00. To plant tha saplings even just before resurrection. It cannot get more better than this,for us to continue to do good umtil our last. Thanks for Gem of the presentation.

[@meryadib7553]

Amazing video ! Thank you for sharing . Looking forward for the next session !

[@manny1922]

Thank you, my wife and I watched this teaching session. Never knew about this part of history we liked the presentation looking forward to next sessions.

[@samhab_foundation]

Ms Nawaz is giving some misleading facts, such as Andalusia, which never exist but Andalucia which has nothing to do with her topic. Ms Nawaz is confusing my History. Moriscos were highly persecuted in some areas and some of them always manage to keep their faith and principles secretly: praying, marriage, new born celebration, burial. we had local Qadis and expertise on fiqh.

[@AmiraInOzArt]

Thoroughly enjoyed this and learnt so much. May Allah bless you and reward you sister and increase your baraka and give you the strength and effort to continue educating us about our Islamic history 🙏🏻

[@bouchtaab8281]

Thanks!

[@arashahad8733]

Europe would be nothing without Muslim achievements

[@abduxudos]

Great lecture! Very interesting, especially the part about using Arabic letters to write in Spanish. This practice is still widespread in parts of Ajmi (i.e. non Arabic Muslims) communities.

[@chillycoke123]

Loved this thought provoking approach to art and our history!

[@hamwicbi1265]

Eye opening brilliant lecture, we really must have Islamic history taught in our masjids in the west.

[@addyy78692]

Ma sha Allah

[@RifatIslamXD]

This is so good maybe it's even innovative. I feel so divorced from the history of Muslim civilizations and this video just gave a taste into how much Muslims divorced from history and living in modernity are missing.

[@samhab_foundation]

Ms Nawaz is giving misleading facts, such as Andalusia, which never exist but Andalucia which has nothing to do with her topic. Ms Nawaz is confusing my History. Moriscos were highly persecuted in some areas and some of them always manage to keep their faith and principles secretly: praying, marriage, new born celebration, burial. we had local Qadis and expertise on fiqh.

[@sedulurngaji9546]

In Indonesia, so many kitab/books written on javanese language with arabic text as the cultural resistance to dutch colonialism.

[@azizbelkharmoudi2564]

Greeting from morocco to Indonesia

[@hamwicbi1265]

This really caught my eye, so much Islamic heritage from the east that is not widely known here in the west. I personally would love to know how Islam came to Indonesia and the struggles you mentioned

[@sedulurngaji9546]

Aziz belkharmoudi Salam, brother Aziz

[@sedulurngaji9546]

hamwic BI Syaikh Abdal Hakim Murad know and make some lecture about walisongo (the nine saints) in Java or Nusantara. They spreading Islam in Indonesia without war. And in the colonialization period, some syaikh build traditional school (pesantren) and teach the student many arabic kitab/books make translation with javanese or malay language, but with arabic text (we call it “arab pegon”, you can google it). At the same time, the colonial goverment and some scholar build modern school with abcd text and european curriculum. (Sorry, my english not good 😊)

[@hamwicbi1265]

Sedulur Ngaji no it’s very good, thank you I will search for sheikh hakim murads lectures on this subject. Jazakallah

[@ninaa8218]

Engaging and fascinating mashaAllah wonderful presenter I enjoyed it a a lot, looking forward to more. Wow!!

[@Rizmaestro]

Incredible and insightful lecture. MashaAllah

[@muhammadazhar415]

AOA! JazakAllah for the lessons. Hoping for the lessons to be very thought provoking and inspiring

[@samhab_foundation]

She is giving misleading facts, such as Andalusia, which never exist but Andalucia which has nothing to do with her topic. Ms Nawaz is confusing my History. Moriscos were highly persecuted in some areas and some of them always manage to keep their faith and principles secretly: praying, marriage, new born celebration, burial. we had local Qadis and expertise on fiqh.

[@THELASTMESSAGE1]

Wow. Its such an amazing project in ramadan. And specially this series. Its the history arts and culture that connects us to the ppl before us.

[@ahmadhusain6653]

Thought provoking

[@omkhair4267]

Baraka Allah fikkoum🤲🏻

[@postmarked]

Thank you for this series. Insightful and inspiring, it spurred me on to do my own research. I look forward to the rest. May Allah bless the CMC team for the amazing high quality content.

[@zahramahde2096]

WOW Very well said جزاك الله خير🙏🙏

[@hijabisma]

Jazakallah for this! This was so interesting and informative!

[@ellalinecarnaro9037]

Excellent! Thank you

[@dkxlzk]

Masha Allah, this was absolutely amazing. I'm so happy to have been able to learn so much of our heritage and to even get a glimpse of it. May Allah bless you and the CMC team for allowing Muslims all over the world this wonderful resource. I'm looking forward to the next session (and the other live sessions too). Ramadan Kareem.

[@RoseOfAllah9nine9]

Asalaamoalaikm Amina nawaz explained well about the efforts of the devotees of Allah Subhanatalah She is a beautiful & positive momin ... Jazak Allah khiarn for the video!

[@rfmd_221b]

Walaikum As-Salam, thank you for this very insightful session and the world of the moriscos, a subject we would generally have no knowledge about or even venture to learn about generally. Thank you very much. May Allah SWT guide us and give us strength, and let us learn how our muslim community were steadfast to the message of Islam and faith in Allah even during times of adversity. Looking forward to the next session :)

[@OmarAhmed-vt1uy]

Amazing

[@two8250]

This session is absolutely brilliant I've always wanted to learn about al andalusia where the great shiekh ibn arabi rahimahu allah ata ala was born

[@Rvmaysa]

Thoroughly enjoyed this session. Looking forward to more :)

[@MilkyWay-tk5rm]

It's so precious that your're sharing such an incredible research work with us. After watching this May Allah inspire viewers to contribute to the Islamic world with similar artistic cultural works and reward you for leading the path.

[@samhab_foundation]

Ms Nawaz is giving misleading facts, such as Andalusia, which never exist but Andalucia which has nothing to do with her topic. Ms Nawaz is confusing my History. Moriscos were highly persecuted in some areas and some of them always manage to keep their faith and principles secretly: praying, marriage, new born celebration, burial. we had local Qadis and expertise on fiqh.

[@vaqarahsan4724]

This was incredible, many thanks for your efforts!

[@AbuZee1]

Alhamdulillah. 👌🏼

[@EemaanCanFly]

THIS IS AMAAAZZZINNG MASHA ALLAH

[@albertcamus6374]

MashAllah !

[@mervek340]

I’m very suprised when I see this video. A familiar face to me 💕 Mrs. Nawaz was my teacher from Tübingen. Im saying hello her, Mr. Zaman and their lovely little girl. 👼🏻

[@bintnawaf5165]

Mashallah that was wonderful. Thank you so much for this insightful lecture. Looking forward to the next one. Sending extra special salaams Amina

[@samhab_foundation]

he is giving misleading facts, such as Andalusia, which never exist but Andalucia which has nothing to do with her topic. Ms Nawaz is confusing my History. Moriscos were highly persecuted in some areas and some of them always manage to keep their faith and principles secretly: praying, marriage, new born celebration, burial. we had local Qadis and expertise on fiqh.

[@oliveprintmerhcandise5943]

Salaam can you perhaps suggest some books to read on Muslim Spain and its history ?

[@ninaa8218]

Would love please if you can tell us about the woman lifes and culture contribution/lifestyle of morisco or Andalusian muslimahs

[@muhammadyahya1376]

W.salam sister

[@naveedahmed5509]

What is "Islamic" or "Muslim" Spain? Important to clarify the distinction.

[@samhab_foundation]

Ms Nawaz is giving some essential misleading facts, such as Andalusia, which never exist but Andalucia which has nothing to do with her topic. Ms Nawaz is confusing my History. Moriscos were highly persecuted in some areas and some of them always manage to keep their faith and principles secretly: praying, marriage, new born celebration, burial. we had local Qadis and expertise on fiqh. Moriscos living was not the same regulations and status.