Repentance - Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad

Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad talks about Repentance in light of Imam Ghazali's book on the subject.
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[@frommoroccowithlove]

The best thing I learned from this lecture: the primordial nature of man is beautiful and repentance is a self-discovery act

[@k.s483]

مُحَمَّد‎,ﷺ Live as long as you want, but you must die; love whatever you want, but you will become separated from it; and do what you want, but you will be repaid for it.” Imam Al-Ghazali

[@hali4100]

I would suggest typing in Breaking The Two Desires - Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad He covers more of Ghazali's works in those videos. May Allah protect the Shaykh and may we benefit from the teachings of Ghazali.

[@irfanmolvi1268]

I love imam al ghazali

[@k.s483]

“Teach what you know to him who does not know, and learn from him who knows what you do not know. If you would do this you would learn what you have not known and would retain what you have already known.”

[@habeeba786]

"Beyond the Gardens is the delight of looking upon His Beautiful Face..." Allāh!

[@alaaazem8096]

Exactly! Allah 'ala aljamal!

[@m2aslam]

JazakAllah khair, may ALLAH Swt make it easy. Ameen ya Raab.

[@MrLaynab]

Outstanding in its delivery, and exposition of another of the great works of Imam Al Ghazali, underscoring the beauty of Islam

[@mutarrgikineh9259]

Alhamdulilah it gives me understanding

[@NasirAhmedApu]

Beautiful topic elaborated .

[@NouraSermoneta]

❤❤❤

[@faridahjantan5341]

Thank you Shaykh for the explanation though I v read parts of the work of Imam Al Ghazali still having it explained makes much more sense

[@ikramdjaoud3673]

الحمد لله

[@sagek114]

Please pray for me I keep sinning with addiction

[@inkuban]

Alhumdulliah

[@Gain_Knowledge7]

*“Religion is sincerity (naseehah)”* They said, “To whom, O Messenger of Allaah?” He said, *“To Allaah and to His Book, to His Messenger, and to the leaders of the Muslims and their common folk.”* Sahih Muslim

[@bayreuth79]

I wonder if this was given in Bosnia?

[@MonPrinCeCyCLoPe]

in Sarajevo, Brother.

[@ThePoorIdiot]

first,: things are as we are ... etc. secondo: only god can make such judgement.

[@cano5063]

is this from ihya ulumiddin? or a separate book of imam ghazali?

[@cano5063]

Nicolás Vera Cabello are you muslim? i have one translation but you can show me yours maybe ots better

[@cano5063]

Nicolás Vera Cabello elhamdulillah. i have one published by darul ishaat, translated by fazl ul karim.

[@cano5063]

Nicolás Vera Cabello thank you much. may Allah reward you. do you have the full ihya versiom too?

[@bez1196]

There are two very good abridged versions of it in English. I own both of them. Many of the books have also been separately translated by the Shaykh and others in the "Islamic texts Society".

[@omarshaaban907]

Orlovna- Your ignorant about the history of the world we live in. There's disgusting violence spinning from secularists and co religionists, but in the Quran it is well know that killing an innocent is like killing the face of humanity. But you seemed just concerned about Islam.. Do you care to read about the Monguls, crusaders, ww1 and we 2, the suffering of the Palestinians at the hands of Zionism, or the genocide of the Armenians at the hands of the Turks?

[@niceamigo9229]

only JESUS Christ can forgive sin.

[@samaoenarendse1448]

prophets GOD send them they are not gods just like jesus he is not the son of God he is a prophert of GOD if u say his GOD did he create his own mother think think and think deep.

[@Xuseen]

Jesus never said he is god read your bible lol

[@42tomasz]

and then what?

[@saimbhat6243]

Jesus Christ (peace be upon him) cannot forgive sins, because only the creator has sovereignty over everything.

[@kausamsalam8543]

May peaceful ways and inner tranquility also come your way, “niceamigo9229.” Thanks for visiting the Muslim learning community.

[@orlovna2]

Repentance is GOOD if you "renounce" & "denounce" the violence that is in Islam. If not, there is no goodness, in your religion: for, can a vine make both sour & good grapes, at the same time? Or, rather, make the vine entirely good (with good fruit), or make it entirely bad (with sour grapes). Can oil and water mix? And, if YOU don't denounce (and renounce) the violence of your religion, who will do it FOR you?? (I see enough "sour grapes" or BAD FRUIT so I am not interested, at all!)

[@kausamsalam8543]

So funny! You should be a sardonic comedian! Quran actually has been researched by British scientists and they have already demonstrated that Islam has much less violence than other religions. Islam: no genocide prescribed by our God Almighty in His wisdom No rape marriage in our book of Guidance No murdering children or civilians in our book, dear. No murdering the ancients or people of another religion. No murder without Just Cause. Sura 17 No need for having a man or good woman killed in order for another to gain salvation. No need for fancy, rich buildings that can become the den of thieves as the Prophet Jesus warned for those who lean on his teachings instead of the imposter Saul-Paul No need to denigrate another group’s way of life to laud one’s own achievements through Faith and Good Works No need to obey a man “for you will certainly get lost” if “you obey a man such as yourselves.” Quranic guidance No need to join partners with Almighty God (Allah) No need to make other religions feel invisible as black peoples and brown people were treated in some countries. 😊 No need to commit adultery or fornication to feel better about one’s body or gender. No need to become partially nude or scandalous in order to receive recognition by good people and Allah