Nahjul Balagha: Justice from Plato to Imam Ali (a.s) | Night 4 | Sayed Ammar Nakshawani

[@doxjammintelligentsia103]

Masha ALLAH this man is a good teacher and has knowledge, even the way He speaks English teaches people and we understand everything he says... better than most English people speak....Salam from Senegal

[@aliladakhi2024]

Philosopher King= Imam Ali (a.s)

[@muhammadbangura8380]

When Ammar speaks u see the prophetic light still runs in him. What over flows in imam Ali sprinkles in him as one of grandson. Immense love from Me and Sierra Leone🇸🇱

[@nurbhai111]

Sayed always delivers a beautiful and poignant lectures.

[@firdosRS]

Imam Ali a.s. is the most justice person, that's why Allah has chosen him to separate heaven and hell on the day of judgment. He will a Jugde on that day Insha Allah. I will trust in his Justice. GOOD job Sayed. GOOD Lecture. MASHA ALLAH.

[@stipud8561]

what an eye opening lecture. Thank you Sayed Ammar.

[@hassanalmohishy]

اللهم صل وسلم على نبينا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه الغر الميامين واحشرنا معهم.

[@ronic_]

The best man after the Prophet Muhammad (saas) ❤️ Established the justice of the Prophet in an Ummah wich was mislead by 3 Khulafa before!

[@NP0451]

Thank you for enlightening us. May Allah reward you for all your efforts.❤

[@mkms7317]

MashaAllah Sayedna

[@nikoutoajaisai6310]

MAA Shaa Allah another beautiful khubah again may Allah reward you my Sayed Ammar .

[@fatimasajid1546]

Subhanallah a most in-depth insight into the comparison of Plato’s idea of justice and Imam Ali alaihissalaam. Only Sayed Ammar could do it in his most analytical manner. Syed could you please shed some light on the idea of Imam Ali and his reference to parallel worlds or something about dimensions. You see we believe he came to help Ambiya who were before the Holy Prophet pbuh. Einstein’s idea of relativity can be explained with the Mairaj incident of our holy prophet Mohammad pbuh. But people have a problem understanding the appreance of Imam Ali in the time of the prophets alaihissalaam before him

[@najmipaiker4141]

MashaAllah

[@mehboobkarmali5211]

Mashalloah eye opener thanks syed . God bless you Ameen

[@zee_ali]

Mashaallah...if interested in reading about the events and politics during the time of the Prophet saww, Please Google for the book, "Then I was Guided"...it gave answers to my questions and helped me understand things...worth spending a few hours to understand our deen better...Jazakallah

[@mohammadbaker5924]

عظمه الله اجوركم

[@mohammadnmohaghegh5584]

Thank yoy

[@rangyncollection9252]

SubhanAllah

[@ahmedelbahja6301]

The best speaker. May Allah (SWT) continue to bless and protect our beloved Sayed Ammar.

[@nishatabbas2360]

Very nice lecture MashaAllah stay blessed

[@syedahassan3858]

42.33 what Khalid bin Waleed had done with Malik bin nawira, so called tax collection.......

[@Loyalsurly]

Out of curiosity, why did imam Ali mention all five prayers pretty much at five different times of the day?

[@AliainHussainShoots]

time stamp?

[@Cryosimorgh]

Well, they are

[@zaraabbas1910]

Since Imam Ali's sermons were compiled, read, and taught way before Al-Radi's birth, critics of Nahjul Balagha raise objection to its authenticity and claim that it was actually authored by Al-Radi's elder brother Al-Murtada and the compilation of Nahjul Balagha is falsely attributed to Imam Ali. While trying to understand Islam and quran as described by the Imam in the Nahj, how could we know for certain that it was Imam ali's eloquence and not some other intellectual genius of his time like Al-Murtada? Could we possibly trace the text, the sermons, and the sayings of the Nahj to the Imams after Imam ali? If yes, then, of course, it's authentic. Could you please address this issue during this Ramadan? Thanks in advance.

[@Cryosimorgh]

It's simple really, look at it through the lens of bukhari or muslim with their sahihein or any other hadith book, they are all attributed to the prophet (pbuh) and people were using those saying before they were compiled into a book and as for the authenticity you can reference back to the Quran, if you see anything that is contradicting to the Quran you can ignore it, see ammar's lecture about deficiencies of women and how he discusses the doubt of the authenticity of that part. nahj is not written directly and it's been gathered, naturally that means it is coming from different sources so finding it or different people saying and acting as chains of narration so you can't really criticize it in that way