The RARE and FINAL poem of Imam Al Ghazali |

This video explores the fascinating life of the Imam, Abu Hamid Al Ghazali, who worked to preserve the pure Islamic theology against the Western philosophers and deviants within the Islamic faith such as the Batiniyyah movement. The video concludes with a emotional, powerful poem written by the Imam before his unfortuanate departure. We hope you enjoy the video and don't forget to like, share and subscribe!
Chapters:
0:00 Preview
1:05 Intro
1:07 Tale of Imam Al Ghazali
3:02 Poem
5:37 Outro
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[@hayyanansari4110]

May Allah bless you for your efforts ameen

[@Theunknownpast_official]

Another fantastic video 💪🏻 the editing and flow of the video is getting better each video. Mashallah

[@ForgottenIslam]

Jazakallahu Khayr!

[@Speak-The-Truth-Now]

Amazing poem, I'm sure it is 100 times emotional in Arabic 😢

[@user-xo6jf4sd3v]

Such a good video. I learnt sooo much

[@ForgottenIslam]

Thanks! Your support is well-appreciated!

[@Love_u_Bangladesh]

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[@ForgottenIslam]

Soon!

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[@megalodon3655]

Awesome video I just have a couple of questions Question I am just curious where is the burka or niqab mentioned or referenced in the Quran or the sunnah? Also what kind of government should a Muslim government be like should it be a caliphate , emirate or kingdom etc?? And three when the prophet saws predicted that the caliphate or,khilifat would become dynasties how should have those dynasties dealt with succession or dealing with crisis of succession?? And how should Muslims deal with succession of leaders or crisis succession of leaders? Also one more question if the Prophet saws was illiterate and I still believe that how did he work with traders in the the Roman provinces of Palestine and Syria since before his prophethood he was a merchant and he would trade in parts of the Arabian peninsula, wouldn’t he saws had to know how to read and write to be a merchant or trader during those times?? Btw I am genuinely curious peace.

[@ForgottenIslam]

Thank you for your questions! They are very good and reasonable. 1) For question one, this matter is a scholarly matter so you would need to go to a scholar of Islam for this. However, if you want answers to many of your questions, you can read the seerah/life of the Prophet (SAW) in a book called Al Raheeq Al Makhtum (the Sealed Nectar). Link to book: books-library.net/files/elebda3.net-wq-6399.pdf 2) A Muslim government is a government established by Shariah law and hence it must be a Khilafah. 3) The Khilafah is not a monarchy hence it shouldn't be succeeded by dynasty from father to son, but because the son often stayed with his father and understood rulership, Muslims thought it would be better to give him bay'ah/allegiance as he had the skills. But normally, a list of candidates are selected by the Ummah/citizens who could possibly be the successor. 4) Trading at that time didn't mean you have to be literate to trade as it is a matter of observing others and learning from what they do. So for example, the Prophet (SAW) went along with his uncle to see how his uncle traded and hence learnt from them that way rather than having to learn to read and write. I hope these answer your questions. I just wanted to ask, are you Muslim or not, if not, you can always message us on Instagram at forgotten_islam so you could learn more about the religion.

[@megalodon3655]

@@ForgottenIslam I am Muslim but some of these questions I got from other Muslims or I was curious myself thx for answering.

[@muralepillai2594]

This poem does not show humility. Especially towards the Almighty. It's not fir us to say whether we will enjoy a high place in heaven or not....Think@

[@ForgottenIslam]

Jazakallahu Khayr! Great point, however while the Imam mentions jannah, he doesn't mean literally he will enter, but it is in a hopeful way. Poetry cannot be interpreted as literal but figuratively. So the Imam is saying if Allah wills he will enter and so is imagining himself entering amongst the dwellers of Paradise.

[@abdullahahmed401]

This is why salafis should stay away from literature