Powerful speech in Qarawiyyin by Shaykh Akram Nadwi (English subtitles)

Shaykh Akram Nadwi delivered an amazing speech at the mosque of the Qarawiyyin praising the dignity and the legacy of the intellectual heritage in the city of Fez, Morocco. More than just the pride of the Muslim people, the Qarawiyyin university is the pride of humanity - boasting more than 1,200 years of continued service to religious and secular knowledge.
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[@musheershaikhind]

The introduction to the history of the oldest school and mosque in the city of Ribaat was excellent. The speaker's eloquence is a testament to the hard work and years of studying the Arabic language. May Allah SWT enable us to learn the language of the Quran and the language of Jannah, aameen.

[@mdmunnaahmad2993]

ماشاءالله

[@mdmunnaahmad2993]

افتخروا بالشخصيات الاسلامية وابقواللحية واحيوا سنة نبوية علي وحهكم حفنة ايهالشيخ اكرم الندوي

[@tazboy1934]

Prophet Ali?Ali is not a prophet brother

[@adildoloo4619]

Most of the eloquent non-Arab Arabic speakers have in some way lived with Arabs in Arab lands, otherwise being fluent to that level is not an easy task and could take decades of practice. I used to wonder how Nouman Ali Khan speaks such fluent Arabic when he's from Germany and studied in the U.S., but after going through his brief biodata, I realised he studied for almost 7-8 years during his elementary education at the Pakistan embassy school in Saudi Arabia. Not only is he fluent in Arabic but also Urdu.

[@tazboy1934]

U are right although i dont follow his salafi madhab

[@mohdjupri3239]

MashaAllah. Well decribed by indian scholar in fluent arabic. Astonishing fact is that the oldest university in the world was founded by a female scholar.

[@tazboy1934]

U mean qarawiyyin?

[@tazboy1934]

The oldest university?

[@PEACEFULLNESS1450]

lol. Brother the Insitude was established by a Female, Fatima al-Fihri. Surely it is good to ask even after reading from BBC.

[@MdAslam-ff7vq]

Is it true that female students were not allowed to study there in this historical university over the ages but only in recent times they (female) are allowed to get admission there? Today, there was a news in BBC Hindi that published this.

[@NaeemKhan-cy2fg]

Md Aslam The university was started by a female

[@ehsankhorasani_]

don't trust any thing by BBC