Attitude of a Muslim - Nouman Ali Khan

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May Allah protect us from hell fire !

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Syed Dawood Ameen ya Allah

[@quotesoflove8189]

Aaaaamiiin..

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Syed Dawood ameen

[@am.b5688]

Amiiiiin!

[@timbitsontopofthefridge318]

Ameen. May Allah give us the best of this dunya and the best of akhirah. Ameen.

[@arsheya147]

Shukran Nouman Ali saheb. I used to feel the same. More about society.. now my views are change.. I will ware hijab.. from today onwards.. I used to ware coat.. now I will cover my hair also..

[@fulan7964]

MashaAllah sister im happy for you 👏👏👏✌️

[@gabriellewilson3935]

I am so happy i found your channel, and i especially appreciate you taking the time to make animations that go along with the audio, it really enhances my learning experience.

[@FreeQuranEducation]

Gabrielle Wilson Jazakum Allah Khayrun, we appreciate your positive feedback and encouragement, please do share widely what benefits you with the rest of humanity :)

[@mehwishchanna9322]

I have a question about hijjab

[@onismallal7675]

Channa Mehwish what's the question.

[@ihateesnakeuuu4341]

Channa Mehwish what is the question?

[@saranpatel1114]

Awesome speech! Subahanallah so many ppl are reverting to Islam all around the world for a few who are leaving! Subahanallah!

[@untoldsilence1433]

Allah Subhanallah Alhamdulillah Subhanallah Alhamdulillah Subhanallah Alhamdulillah Subhanallah

[@imawake4532]

Brilliant! MashaAllah. Jazack Allah Kheer

[@sabirakhatoon3894]

Thank u so much allah for this channel 😌😌😌😌😌❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@칸나이라]

Thank you Allah For this channel 😊

[@aazaanaazaan1056]

Jazk Allah ho kasern thanks so so much Allah Bless you and acept your efforts

[@ALI2IZZ]

Great speech. Great illustration. May Allah bless you all.

[@mck5549]

Thanks for giving us strength. It’s a journey to perfection. We will get there

[@amberscollection4722]

Mashallah these illustrated videos are so good! 😊

[@Abdullah-em9we]

Allahu akbar this is so important

[@marcomatamoreno8260]

Mesej yang jelas, struktur yang jelas, mudah difahami, terima kasih

[@anwarshareef8580]

jazak-Allah khir……..

[@yadshhbdg6467]

Marsha Allah , he is so good in explaining fundamentals

[@sapphireblue9209]

Agreed!! I love the fact that he always addresses the root cause of the issue, instead of giving a direct answer.

[@UmairHussaini]

Thank you so much for these videos. You guys are an asset to the ummah and an inspiration for us to work harder for the benefit of our brethren. JazakAllah khair :)

[@riyankhaliqi2957]

love these videos

[@shaistamehjabeen4701]

jazakallah khair. u r doing litterly a awesome job . u r brilliant. may Allah grant u more success and happiness in ur life . really Mashallah

[@nonothing5803]

Masha Allah every good explanation...

[@madinahmendidik4925]

Thanks for the nice sharing. May Allah reward the team.

[@LeilaSaifi]

just remember that we're only human. we're not perfect.

[@youmnaaliyah1271]

MashaAllah❤ Great Video 💯

[@ruhinabegum9609]

Mashallah I too like like this which he said that if one person walks away from islam allah will built a nation subhanallah

[@king5queen]

You’re not an asset ! True !

[@timbitsontopofthefridge318]

This world is like trash compared to Jannah. So work hard for akhirah my brothers and sisters. May Allah make us the people of Jannah. Ameen

[@oa6551]

Love these animations

[@nsfnsfnsf]

this is very relevant

[@unsignedtexture2668]

Brilliant content. Very rich and resourceful words by the Sheikh. Peace be upon Sheikh

[@somebodyy32]

Subhanallah amazing

[@FFSarah-ty6ts]

MashaAllah.!....amazing video!. Amazing lines!

[@bornartist2500]

MashAllah! What clear explanations! Inshallah Muslims will take and use this knowledge. :)

[@tahmaychimchim1834]

I was not very fond of the hijab because I didn't understand its concept, now I know that how much honor it gives me I am literally proud to wear this. it's like my crown that shows how much honored I am. it makes me feel beautiful and it levels up my self-esteem also. I am thankful to Allah for everything.

[@MichaelMaitri]

Allah is not asking you to surrender logic ~ Allah is asking you to surrender your own selfish ego ~ Allah is not asking you to believe in him ~ Allah is asking you to have faith in him ~ The reason why people are walking away from the Deen of Islam ~ Is because The Deen of Islam lacks understanding of Allah ~ It’s because those who lead the Deen are full of pride and arrogance ~ Allah has given each and everyone of us a conscience ~ So that we can discern right from wrong ~ So that we can choose the right path and avoid the wrong path ~

[@aleyabegum1688]

SubhanAllah so well put. JazakAllah khair for this lovely reminder

[@mohamedba5549]

mashallah

[@farhanahmed2508]

Indeed, you are right. Logic and reason is what separates us from animals. We must never surrender it, in any case, be it the deen or the dunya. As the great philosopher Socrates once said, "Man is the rational animal".

[@khalilillojalilov8976]

MashAallh. Thank you brother Nouman Ali khan.

[@noorullahnazmiya]

❤

[@usammoin]

What application do you use to make these. It's amazingly perfect.

[@omsafeya]

الحمدلله علي نعمة الإسلام

[@ammarmustafa5635]

I love you so much 💕💖💖💖💖🥰😘😘😘😘🤩

[@vihansunny]

REALLY PRACTICE REMINDER. GOD BLESS ABUNDANTLY THOSE WHO MADE IT...

[@hubakags5428]

There's also a video on this channel about it.. I think.. about covering to beautify..

[@saqraza32]

Subhan Allah

[@tgmgamer1028]

I love the way they are teaching islam through chess

[@cherark1]

Love all your Videos Shaikh

[@farooqazamkhan3530]

jazak Allah

[@Ramizasahib1]

Alhamdulillah ♥

[@sajjadmehmood2943]

4 Tips to gain the love of ALLAH. 1. Repentance: “Indeed Allah loves those who are constantly repentant.” (Holy Qur’an 2:222) Allah loves the repentant slave, who constantly turns back to Him, knowing He is the All-Forgiving, Most-Forgiving, the Acceptor of Repentance, the Pardoner. No matter how often one repeats a sin, and no matter how grave the sin is, one should constantly turn back to Allah. Abu Hurayrah narrated that he heard the Prophet (peace be upon him) saying, “If somebody commits a sin and then says, ‘O my Lord! I have sinned, please forgive me!’ and his Lord says, ‘My slave has known that he has a Lord who forgives sins and punishes for it, I therefore have forgiven my slave (his sins).’ Then he remains without committing any sin for a while and then again commits another sin and says, ‘O my Lord, I have committed another sin, please forgive me,’ and Allah says, ‘My slave has known that he has a Lord who forgives sins and punishes for it, I therefore have forgiven my slave (his sin).’ Then he remains without Committing any another sin for a while and then commits another sin (for the third time) and says, ‘O my Lord, I have committed another sin, please forgive me,’ and Allah says, ‘My slave has known that he has a Lord Who forgives sins and punishes for it, I therefore have forgiven My slave (his sin), he can do whatever he likes.’” (Bukhari) One should follow up a bad deed with seeking forgiveness and doing good deeds, so that the bad deed is wiped out. One should not tire of repenting to Allah. It was narrated by Anas that the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) said, “Every son of Adam commits sin, and the best of those who commit sin are those who repent.” (Ibn Majah) 2. Purification: “Indeed, Allah loves those who are constantly repentant and loves those who purify themselves.” (Holy Qur’an 2:222) Allah loves when a slave purifies himself from impurities, both major and minor. Being pure also includes being pure from shirk and sinfulness etc... 3. God-consciousness: “Indeed, Allah loves the righteous [who fear Him].” (Holy Qur’an 09:04) Often translated as God-consciousness or piety, taqwa is to protect oneself from the Hellfire by performing what has been commanded by Allah and abstaining from what has been prohibited. 4. Goodness and perfecting our good deeds: “And Allah loves the doers of good.” (Holy Qur’an 3:134) The complete verse reads, “Who spend [in the cause of Allah] during ease and hardship and who restrain anger and who pardon the people - and Allah loves the doers of good.”

[@jannatkphool321]

Ma Sha allah.. Which surah is this

[@huseyin_nihat]

khaild seems to be sleeping on the couch tonight!

[@Heerhussain]

Wow

[@nishatahmad1838]

But Allah loves us. If i shall not think what is right or wrong for me. Then how can i take right decision. And if i have made this mistake then how can i repent for this.

[@allahsservent3580]

No Aman for the Munafiqs

[@sajjadmehmood2943]

5 Rights Of Quran On Believers The book of Allah, the Holy Quran has rights on believers These 5 rights of the Quran are listed below; 1. To believe like it should be believed 2. To read as it demands reading 3. To understand as it should be understood 4. To act upon it like it demands action 5. To disseminate like it has the right to be disseminated ( to spread the massage of Quran) 1. To believe like it should be believed; By definition belief means “to accept that something is true without any proof”. Merely reciting the Quran will not lead to believing it wholeheartedly. To understand and to act upon it demands utmost belief that it is Allah’s Speech. This level of belief will raise its significance in our lives. “This is the Book about which there is no doubt, a guidance for those conscious of Allah” [Quran 2:2] 2. To Read as it Demands: Recitation of the Quran demands effort. Basic etiquettes should be followed like doing Wudhu before reciting, sit at a silent place and in a proper manner. Moreover, recitation should be correct like the language of demands proper Tajweed and Makharij. Pronunciations and delivery of words of the Quran needs special emphasizes which most of the people take for granted and read in their own style. A proper schedule should be followed like any other important task of life is planned and executed at proper times. Portions of the Quran should be learned by heart. These Ayaats should be repeated daily during 5 prayers throughout the day. Learning of the Quran has immense rewards. “Recite the Qur’ān, because it will come on the Day of Judgement and intercede for its people.” [Sahih Muslim] 3. To Understand: Make it a source of guidance. To understand, translations are a good start. But the student of Quran should not stop there. True guidance can be gained when you understand its language because Quranic language is different and translation does not convey true essence. “This is a blessed Book which We have revealed to you so that they might reflect upon its verses and that those of understanding would be reminded.” [Quran 38:29] 4. To Act Upon It As It Demands: Part of belief comes from actions. When you actually believe in something or someone you would do anything as is being commanded. Quran has that same very basic right on you. When you claim to believe, it should not be mere by words. It should be proven by actions. Whatever you gain or understand which is relevant to you should become part of your life instantly. “Indeed, those who recite the Book of Allāh and establish prayer and spend out of what We have provided them, secretly and publicly, can expect a trade that will never fail.” [Quran, 35:29] 5. To Disseminate Like It Has Right To Be Disseminated: Your actions become the message of the Quran if they are in accordance with its teachings. What you learn from the Quran, it has the right on you to disseminate among your fellowmen. Ways of dissemination should be subtle and not in such a way that it hurts someone’s integrity or freedom to choose. “And who is better in speech than he who [says: ‘My Lord is Allah (believes in His Oneness),’ and then stands firm (acts upon His Order), and] invites (men) to Allah’s (Islamic Monotheism), and does righteous deeds, and says: ‘I am one of the Muslims’” [Quran 41:33] quransession.com/2019/08/02/5-rights-of-quran-on-believers/

[@MrLoop-jc5es]

Dear hujur,Can you please add an Album about Arabic words translation? I think many other mislims will be Pleased by that because many of us not even knows anything about arabic words.

[@md.sharifulislamasif6341]

hey... can any one tell me how do I make this kind of Islamic illustrated video.. plz share me any website or you tube video tutorial or any kind of massive online open course on this.

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First comment, :)

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Congratulations

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[@hadeehamjalin]

Why the people wanted me keep on disobedient?

[@ilhaanrahim6153]

Which software do you use?

[@woodywd11]

can someone guide me what tool is used to make this illustration

[@sherafgan1536]

very nyc video....could u plz tell somethng about how to implement islam in our daily deeds

[@cb-se6td]

eat less food? dont be too strickt on yourslef Sher, live your life and do what is necessary

[@mohammadsiddique2434]

Anyone know what surah this is talking about?

[@elsie3916]

I don't think the argument about not liking the hijab is an invalid pick and choose situation. It's frustrating that women must cover up when men don't fulfil their side of hijab in not looking. They stare and comment then, rather than checking themselves, reprimand the woman! If men are respectful with looking as well, wearing hijab becomes something you feel proud of. It's all good to tell people, yes some things are hard, you must do it for the sake of Allah, but men are making it unnecessarily harder for women here!

[@blf3266]

You don't care about mens or aliens, you need only to care about yourself and your akhira. In the day of Judgment, it wont matter wether some men had stupid attitude or not. You will only be asked wether you wore that hijab or not.

[@siyahisar7156]

Lütfen bu videoyu Türkçeye çevirir misiniz

[@eduardoxmenezes]

what have i become..

[@L1BURNAZ]

amhar FM - bless you brother. Allah SWT loves repentance it’s never too late. Stay blessed. Allah Bless

[@Mi188lan]

Could you please make an English subtitle for the old videos?

[@El-yareemi]

I love this shekh, but sometimes he makes some wrong translation from Arabic to English for example "فسوف" "fasofa" doesn't mean "soon" it means I WILL or HE WILL or WE WILL...

[@malihaferdous1127]

فسوف means very soon bbrother

[@gamerxx4375]

+Maliha Frs no it doesn't PS no bad feelings

[@pokoirlyase5931]

Arabic is comlicated ... فسوف is a term to point that somethin'will happen in the future .. But the diff between فس and فسوف is that the latter is closer in time .. It'll happen soon .. So فسوف is better translated to "soon will" .. And there is also a sense of "surely" .. It's used for stuff that will surely happen .. So a meaningful translation is "will surely soon"

[@moriartywalksfree3893]

he means I will very soon, sheikh means he's not just saying I will because the Ayah might has been "fasaya'ti" and it would mean "he will bring" but "fasawfa ya'ti" makes it mean very soon. "fasa" alone means I will or he will or they will.

[@maryamalkhairy2547]

The "soon" part was referring to the (ف) before (سَوْف). Keeping (ف) before any verb means this action will happen quickly. So, together (فسَوْف) means "very soon will" or "surely" as someone here pointed out

[@cylprk6930]

Can someone make a summary for this

[@yadshhbdg6467]

it is we have to submit to teachings of Islam whether we know logic behind it or not

[@najatahmed873]

chxnyl pxrk islam is not a super market were you could buy tomatoes and leave cucumbers just because you don't like green stuff:D. ..take islam as a whole package:)

[@timelapse8563]

@cyl prk Islam is submission to Allah wholeheartedly and willingly. A true muslim never objects the commands of Allah whether he understands its need or not. 'We hear and we obey.'

[@irfanashaik6746]

Are not all humans same? I don't understand this..why divide as muslim and non muslim? If allah himself created humans in other religions.if he wanted them to follow islam..why did he even create other religions and people!?

[@ahmadmuaz2079]

Yes, all the human same but the different is the test. Actually, before we were born, all of us are/were muslim even the non muslim. We had say syahadah in front of Allah before we go to this world as a baby but we don't remember it. The thing that change someone is the parent. Other religion were created by the human itself. It not create by Allah. If you find some information, christian were actually Islam but the people is the one who change the fact. They change that the god is Jesus. The truth is Jesus is the messenger of god and Allah is the god. Allah create the people but some people are too stuborn and ego to believe in Islam. I think for the person who were born in non muslim, it is their test. I believe Allah know that they can do it. They can face their test to find islam. For the muslim, we should let people know about Islam.

[@sarielizard1]

thats great EXCEPT that there is nothing at all in Qu'ran that orders women to cover their hair.

[@popgirl547]

+Sarah Bouachir there is

[@greenabdullah9613]

+Sarah Bouachir It does watch the video on Bayyinnah Institute channel and watch the video called To Cover or Not. Don't mislead people please.

[@maryamhussein8834]

I disliked this video cuz chess :( I didn't see any need to show it. May Allah (swt) forgive my sins and the sins of others, ameen.

[@xX_Qu1ckSc0peZzHD_Xx]

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[@iu5956]

What's wrong with chess?

[@endahrosa7963]

Chess is prohibited.

[@mehwishchanna9322]

allah says that wearing a hijjab is like holding an ayaat on your head so if my intentions are not good but am wearing hijjab and if my intentions are like making a hijjab look good on me so should i wear it or not

[@blf3266]

It's better to put the right intentions. But whatever the intentions are, wearing hijab perfectly is important. Because every time a man sees you without it, you get a sin. We don't need more sins.

[@cb-se6td]

this some what degrading, especially that the last thing he says is ' who needs u'. why is nouman always degrading people. yes we are important

[@nidal2042]

c b1 c b1 Yes, well, it could hurt a muslim’s feelings if they’re having a hard time sticking to Islam, to Allah. But we NEED it. When the true ‘ibaad-ur-Rahman realise that they are replaceable, they will STRUGGLE to take any necessary steps in order to stay special in the sight of Allah. (For example, struggling to offer tahajjud prayers or even, constantly seeking His help). There are times when shaitan whispers such things to us that make us feel proud, giving rise to arrogance in our hearts. At such times, this ayah can put us back in place. Even we ‘struggle’, arrogant thoughts will appear (the devils will bother us till our last breath, after all) Again, this ayah is a very very very good reminder. We muslims must silence every proud feelings when they do righteous deeds. And this reminder can help bi’idhnillah. Allah reminds us that we need HIM. But He doesn’t need us. No servant of Allah is independent of Him. Even to do good, we need His help. Ustadh Nouman was degrading us. We are important. But once we start feeling arrogant, we think we are more than just ‘important’. An ATOM bit of arrogance, and we are disqualified from Jannah. Fear of Allah intensifies when we realise that we could just be another of those muslims who later turn to kaafirs. This could make us cry hysterically, but we must raise our hands and beg Him not to make us among those (muslim to kaafir). Allah is the Hearer and Responder of our du’as. May Allah remove from us and protect us from ill feelings.

[@kishmish64]

Ummm hijab to cover the head is not mentioned in Quran

[@rebazhaji6252]

24 : 31

[@onismallal7675]

kishmish64 the 4 great imams Shafi, Hanafi, Malaki and Hanbali, were the greatest scholars ever, they knew quran, Arabic, tafseer and seerah better than all of us, they all were unanimous the hijab means covering hair. There is no one scholar who is more learned than these 4.

[@kishmish64]

Onis Mallal oh yes there is ... He is commonly known as Allah and his Hadith is the Quran !

[@onismallal7675]

kishmish64 in order to give a Islamic ruling you must have an deep understanding of tafseer, seerah and most importantly Arabic language, as Arabic words have multiple meaning which get lost in translation, so if you feel better qualified in Arabic language, tafseer, seerah than these 4 imams, then that's fine go with your instinct but I personally trust people more learned with me.

[@humaira11223]

It is if you know ARABIC. :)

[@davidnunes299]

Muslim try to make a video of what is muslim and what is the idea. Try not to critic another religion. Use a native speaker please. Thanks.

[@hellrazur8516]

No different than christianity believing in something that is unseen, no proof at all that your deity exists just submit to blind faith yea that's stupid no logic at all. As a pagan myself I find videos like this to be hilarious

[@dienerdesbarmherzigen8780]

Can something come to existence out of nothing? No. Never. From nothing nothing comes. Do you got any proof that you have a grand grand grand grand grand grand mother? No DNA. You can't see her. You can't touch her. Nothing. But the fact that you are living here today proofs that she existed even though you have no scientific evidence. All you need is rationality. If she would never exist you couldn't be here. So how come we are living here? We weren't living here since eternity. We came to existence. Everything which came to existence was created by a Creator. If I hit you, you will feel pain. If I didn't hit you you wouldn't feel this pain in the first place. So there has to be a cause for this pain. And it would be my fist. So how can you think that this whole universe with millions of stars and galaxies came to existence without a creator. And if you look deeper. We have laws in the universe. Could you believe that a Ship is sailing from dock to dock around the world without a captain onboard or offboard with a controller manouvering this big ship and no gps etc. which is directing it automatically. Would you believe that this could happen? You couldn't. So how come you believe everything in the universe which is so perfect in harmony came to existence without the allmighty allknowing Creator who controls everything? "Say: "He is Allah, who is One Allah the eternal refuge He neither begets nor is born Nor is there to Him any equivalent" [Qur'an Surah al-Ikhlas 112 ]

[@khairulikhwanbinkadir7052]

Allah only guide who want to be guided