Talking With Teachers-Season 2-Episode 7-Shaykh Anwar Muhaimin

In this episode of 'Talking With Teachers,' we are honored to feature Shaykh Anwar Muhaimin of the Quba Institute. As the director of the Quba Institute, Shaykh Anwar Muhaimin has an inspiring journey, becoming the first American-born Haafiz of Qur’an at just 15 years old in Saudi Arabia. He later graduated from the University of Medina’s Faculty of Language.
Join us as Shaykh Anwar Muhaimin shares his profound insights, discussing the significant influence of his father, Shaykh Nafea Muhaimin. He also reflects on his early experiences at the University of Medina, the challenges he faced opposing the 'salafi dawah' upon his return to Philadelphia, and his impactful work at the Quba Institute.
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[@briancordero7674]

Two beautiful gems from the city that was shown Allah's mercy: Philadelphia,Islam is in our DNA. ان شاء الله

[@loveroflife1914]

This was your best episode. Sounded like two old friends hanging out at home.

[@naqsbandiyafoundationforis7194]

Masha'Allah very inspiring, informative & educational discussion. Jazak'Allah

[@kennethcox1711]

❤Alhamdulillah I was a member of the first arabIc class 1993 at QUBA SHEIK ANWAR WAS MY FIRST INSTRUCTOR AND DR ALI WAS MY CLASS MATE AND HELPED ME STUDY

[@la_estudiante]

Mashaallah