Lives of Sahaba 63 - Pt.2 Former Slaves (Mawali) - Sh. Dr. Yasir Qadhi

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In this video, Shaykh Dr. Yasir Qadhi covers part II of the lives of famous companions who were formerly slaves (Mawali).
Watch the full video to learn about these stories and much more.
Presentation details: November 29, 2017 @ Memphis Islamic Center
In this series, Lives of the Sahaba, Shaykh Dr. Yasir Qadhi discusses the lives of the noble companions, some of the greatest and most blessed human beings to ever live after the death of Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him [S].
While not a comprehensive history of the Khulafa Ar-Rashidoon, this series will provide a summarized biography of the men and women considered to be the Sahaba (companions of the Prophet [s]), including the Mothers of the Believers (the wives of the Prophet).
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[@tinavauxhall987]

May the Peace, Blessings and Mercy of ALLAH(SWT) be upon Sheikh Yasir Qadhi, his team, MIC, & the rest of the Muslim Ummah. Ameen, Ameen, Summah Ameen Also, Just on a side note, i would like to mention we, the viewers can't here the questions asked by the people at MIC. It would be nice if the sheikh repeated the question to the camera before giving his answer.

[@Nadia0876]

Subhannallah Dr. YQ has a wonderful pool of memory and information, Jazakallah Khir

[@thehope3593]

AsSalamu Alykum Sheykh Jazakallah khyir for you excellent video , I’m learning a lot Alhamdulillah ! Waiting for Abdullah ibn Zubyr’s May Allah bless you and your family Ameen

[@alfhassan9585]

Yes MashAllah been waiting for the latest episode. May Allah reward you sheikh for introducing us to the sahabas.

[@imtiazahmad516]

These sessions are very informative and heartmarming. May allah give us taufeeq to practice upon these guidelines.

[@azammahmood3951]

MashaAllah. Very rich in content.

[@thamimmuhammed7147]

JazakAllah khayr fr all these Effrts... Truly Legendery.. Masha Allah

[@EthioKenya]

Assalum aleykum ya Sheikh I love your works and effort that you’re putting may almighty Allah make us from the righteous. Regarding aghawat I am actually from Ethiopia and there is a tribe called “AGAW” in northern part of Ethiopia

[@rehana3k]

15:47 doing right after Salam in salat. May Allah make us amount the people of Jannatul Ferdouse . Aileen....

[@elhazardcentral3728]

Asc sheikh jazakallah may Allah grant u jannah am waiting for jafar bin abutalib

[@irfand4]

Most enlightening sp Incident of Yassar.

[@kingrapid]

Dear Sheikh and Brother Abu Ammar Yasir Qadhi a couple questions plz if you may... 1) Why does it always take a few weeks to upload your 'Sahaba Series' videos? Because (for e.g) the Jummah Khutbas are usually uploaded on the same day? AND 2) When will you do a lecture on Abdullah Ibn Zubayr (ra)? :) JZK

[@thebeliever3883]

You should do mugirah ibn shubah inshallah

[@umairirshad82]

When will the next lecture be uploaded? Please upload it soon. Jazakallah

[@kiloweya]

the audio is bad, please fix it

[@kaiserrule]

Y does the hate show hatred towards Pakistan & looks more favourably on India?? Can anyone enlighten me, plz.

[@hironalirayhan]

I don't think other scholars sugar quote anything but explain it better. I'm sure your intentions are good, but it seems from the way you speak that some of the things were wrong despite saying it yourself that's weakness in iman. Now without sugarcoating anything, let me tell you how I feel about it all: We are looking at slavery from today's perspective when we have plenty of jobs, food, etc. Slavery in those days was a necessity and suddenly making it haram would be equivalent to closing all major industries today. Moreover, morals are limited to our understanding and just because something doesn't seem right to us doesn't make it wrong. Furthermore, slavery exists even today; it's just been modernised and fancy titles attached. I enjoy listening to your lectures, but too many times I find you to be doubtful and give the wrong impression to your listeners, albeit unintentionally. Allah knows best.

[@manhajsalafiyah9815]

Hiron Ali I totally agree with you. Sh yasir qadhi may allah bless him for his great work. It seems like this is a sensetive topic for him and it is totally normal but personally I see no difficulties in understandig and swallowing this topic since we have to take in to considaration the time and agen of the issue which was 1400 year ago.