Who was Imam Al-Ghazali - Hamza Yusuf

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[@johndonwood4305]

Just started reading The Alchemy of Happiness. It is absolutely marvelous.

[@rizvvan21]

Congratulations you have found one gem of knowledge

[@johndonwood4305]

@@rizvvan21 It's quite a fascinating book actually.

[@manoghazali5458]

I am sure you did Mr. Donwood. Pray do also read the Book on Marriage, of course you might like and agree with what's written in that too.

[@veesaryoung9088]

How did you get that book and where please

[@BrassGhost353]

the best one so far but i love all Ghazalis books

[@irfanifteqarali5388]

This guy is great may Allah bless him.

[@honaladir1585]

Amiieeen

[@majelengkamaje4769]

Alhamdullilah one of the greatest ulama at his time at muhaddis, mujjaddid, sufi and hujjatul of Islam. ...actually Allah azza wajjalla know the best. . Wallahualam

[@manoghazali5458]

Agree, he might have been a great alim at his time but now? like all humans he had his failings and in all honesty current scholars do him a disservice by not acknowledging his failings and calling him out on his misogynistic thinking.

[@factualclipss]

Your Arabic pronouncation is Masha Allah..

[@abdulmunim318]

Love all your videos brother. May Allah grant us all Jannah Firdous. Ameen

[@ak33552]

Taqabbal Allah Jazakum Allah Khair

[@waleedmohamed3311]

Mashallah

[@josefinaluziafatimanalin5621]

Allah Ilha Allalah Allahu. JazakAllah

[@sufiakhann993]

My name is Sufia, thank you Sheikh,

[@Khialafah]

MashaAllah great sister ...Good people like u are learning islam

[@mgulled7974]

Hamza Yusuf Allah bless you brother

[@majidbenyounes3433]

Please share more about your early formative years with the Bedouin in Mauritania More about Al-Ghazali Thank you

[@honaladir1585]

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[@abduljamilshinwari3899]

He mentions muratania many times. I personally believe the best scholars at present exist in that part of the world is all due to sheikh Hamza.

[@majelengkamaje4769]

Assalamualaikum thank for your information shaykh Hamza Yusuf I really appreciate and really love your saying

[@honaladir1585]

👍

[@majidbenyounes3433]

Thank you Most informative

[@khadijaniazi57]

Nishapur in iran is the place which gave great rulers. Boys who were kept as slaves here were most of the time made hafiz. Qutub ud din Aibak, first Muslim ruler of India was raised here.

[@agostocobain2729]

We have a lot of amazing scholars, and poets in our country. Bukhari, imam Muslim, Abu Hanifa, Rumi, Omar Khayyam, Imam Ghazali, Imam Razi, and so many to list.

[@quantumo2099]

Alhamdulilah

[@Hassan_MM.]

What a Learning !

[@G_mindset92]

Mashalla

[@letsreact000]

MASHALLAH !! WHEN EVER I HAVE FACE SOME PROBLEMS OR SADNESS I OPEN DOWN THE GHZALI'S BOOK (AHYAA UL ULOOM) 'S 4TH PART ( MYCTICISM ) THEN GET MY BETTER 🌝 FULLY CHARGED.

[@rationalbeing2610]

It was better for you as a muslim to open Quran then

[@letsreact000]

@@rationalbeing2610 Yes of course, but the way ghazali simplify and extracted from quran, i have no potential of that level , because we are weak and not much abstemious like them ,other i also not equipped with such spiritual insight and skills to extract interpretation from quran directly , so what i do i follow quran also the persons of quran. In this regard ghazali is not the person stuck in all these stuff blindingly....if you open his books it is like elaboration and similes of holly quran. Thank you for your suggestion, i appreciate it !

[@rationalbeing2610]

@@letsreact000 Ghazali was among the great and intelligent people, there is no doubt in it.He was also so much confused about his faith during his entire life until before his death. His books are beneficial especially إحياء,I also used to admire this book when I was started to read it, but there are so many many deviant things in this book (and also in his other books) . So ,الدين النصيحة,I am just warning you to beware of these dangerous thing while you go through the book. I will also suggest you ,on the topic of TAZKIYA E NAFS, you should read other firm and acknowledged scholar among our Islamic history.

[@letsreact000]

@@rationalbeing2610 yes please ?

[@rationalbeing2610]

@@letsreact000 First of all the best book for Tazkiya e Nafs is The quran itself and books of Authentic Hadith. These are few but very very beneficial In Sha Allah التحفة العرافية ، مدارج السالكين، روضة المحبين، الداء والدواء، التخويف من النار، طريق الهجرتين، إغاثة اللهفان... I strongly recommend these (kind of) books. NOTE:- There are many differences bw these books and Ghazali's books.One of them is that these are based on Authentic Hadith(I wont say every hadith in them is Authentic n sound) while as Ghazali' s book is filled with so many many fabricated n weak hadith.

[@fatumaedris4714]

Masha'allah

[@user-we5ih3gu6n]

قولة جميلة للامام الغزالى رحمه الله قالو له مادا تفعل بمن لا يصلى قال لهم نمسك بيديه ونصطحبه معنا للمسجد لم يقل يعدبه الله وووو الحياة اسلوب ... رحمه الله my good bless them and bless all for me about who groups the him but science so who let to people

[@wiser9233]

Alright someone help me out here I’m looking for a video I watched a while ago where Shaykh Hamza was talking about Sayyiduna Umar RA and how he used to walk barefoot sometimes was wondering if anyone has an idea of what the video was.

[@gosong9982]

اللهم صلّ وسلم على سيدنا محمد نور ك الساري ومددك الجارى واجمعني به في كل اطواري وعلى اله وصحبه يانور. عدد كل ذرة الف مرة ‌اللَّهُمَّ صَلِّ وسَلِّم وبَارِك عَلى سَيِّدِنَا مُحَمَّدٍ، الفاتِحِ لِمَا أُغْلِقَ، والخاتِم لِمَا سَبَقَ، نَاصِرِ الحقِّ بَالحَقِّ، والهادي إلى صِرَاطِكَ المُسْتَقِيمِ، صلَّى اللهُ علَيهِ وآلِهِ وصحبِهِ، حَقَّ قَدْرِهِ ومِقْدَارِهِ العَظِيم ❤️

[@ferdoushossain2133]

Please share the full lecture. JAk

[@donjuan36719]

Interesting

[@hamzhariaz215]

Salam brother the speech is amazing but the ads are very disruptive, can these be removed? Jzk

[@kelapamatag6092]

Hamzha Riaz Brother, just ignore the ads.

[@milaadhotaki5164]

You can change it by clicking your youtube settings, you would click on ad settings.hope this helps !

[@shamila2008]

Yeah I've stopped all ads appearing by changing my ads settings.

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[@amgine9690]

Is that Delhi juma Masjid in the video?

[@riyazahmed9648]

Yes

[@TheCrazyStats]

I want to know what is playing in the background? Can you link a repeat on it? It very soothing and helps me concentrate. Like white noise. Jazakallah Khairan

[@karpuzir]

Cryptonance background nasheeds. Theres this channel called Until Saba Media that post all kinds of these sounds

[@chabirchabir402]

please, what is the title and the singer of the nashed?

[@zokubarlas787]

Please brother add English subtitles plz..

[@uknasa007]

Press CC at top of video for subtitles

[@jackjackson8153]

Al ghazali became Sufi by his end of he's live, like he's brother.Sufism is the root of the root of the haret ♥️

[@senilefoolidge2777]

He actually became salafi.

[@mohdanas3863]

@@senilefoolidge2777 you must be kidding lol

[@Boss-313]

He was a Mo’min Insha’Allah, both of you stop your ignorance for Allah Ta’alas sake

[@manzerm7805]

Background Music is very distracting.

[@afthefragile]

Bro how many ads are you gonna squeeze into a 10min video?! Makes the video completely unwatchable!!!

[@hosseinsamadiyan440]

Persians in Islamic Golden Age Yeahhh See west 😎💪🏼🇮🇷

[@maigargames]

I'am Omani and I really love and respect persian. 🇴🇲🤝🇮🇷

[@katben1625]

Some of the most brilliant within our ummah msA are the Persians ⭐️

[@TheControlLogix]

May Allah bless you for your effort. Al-Hamdu-Lillah, I have read "Ihya ul Uloom ud Deen" as well as "Keemiya-e Saadat" by Imam Ghazali. I learned so much from him: Satisfaction of my logical intellect, Destroying the Idol of Atheism from my mind, Introduction of underlying conviction in Islamic way of life, etc. May Allah bless Ghazali for this. Now, after 15 years, my analysis is that if you draw a line between the version of Islam given by Prophet PBUH and version of Islam presented by Sufism, Ghazali is closer to Sufism. The life of Muhmmad PBUH is way different than the life of Ghazali. Allah knows the best.

[@RizwanShaikh-jg2ty]

Can you send me kamiya sadat my mobile no is 9325354859

[@thorium7092]

In which book I can find arguement against atheism??

[@FactFusionU]

But Sufism as in Tasawwuf is infact derived from the Behaviour of Prophet Himself. So your comment is confusing when it says that Ghazali was closer to sufism than Prophet (saww). Can you clarify what you mean by this?

[@TheControlLogix]

@@FactFusionU can you quote some example of Sufism's practice that was derived from the behavior of Prophet PBUH?

[@usamah9607]

@@TheControlLogix lol it'd be abit hard for him to state every action of the prophet (saw) since everything pure sufism is about is derived from the actions of the prophet (saw) and the sahaba.

[@absorbnatureexploringkashm2304]

17 feb 22

[@ambitiousmuslimrecordings3451]

How does one "surpass his teachers"?

[@noorhassan4361]

By reaching further in knowledge and understanding then them

[@ambitiousmuslimrecordings3451]

Thank you both

[@Shiraz687]

which is the best book of imam al Ghazali ?

[@thespectre4914]

Alchemy of Happiness is amazing but idk if it's the best!

[@tajzikria5307]

Revival of Religious Sciences.

[@uknasa007]

@@tajzikria5307 what's it about

[@chabirchabir402]

i think there are 2 nasheds in the vídeo, i want both

[@abadkhansafi]

you can get both of those nasheed by the largest islamic channel "Merciful Servent"

[@abdulhakeembinmoosa]

Name of nasheed plz

[@syedalishanzaidi1]

This video is composed of lengthy 'nothings' about al-ghazali. It doesn't inform us of the following: 1. Ghazali was appointed by Seljuk vizier Nizam Al Mulk as dean of the Baghdad Madrasatul Nizamia to propagate Sunni Shariati Islam in order to stem the tide of a growing Ismaeli movement in the Islamic World. This movement wanted to create elbow room within Shariati Islam for freedom of thought and liberal practices of religion. This movement included a study of philosophy and higher maths to open doors for science and Arts. This was a threat to the established rituals and practices of Shariati Islam which regarded any liberation of the human mind and thought as a threat to its own existence. 2. This resulted in a disputational struggle between the Mu'tazilites and Ash'arites which lasted for well over two centuries. 3. Ghazali who was a staunch Ash'arite, came down hard against the study of higher maths and philosophy, and banned it within his own growing group of followers. 4. This had a profound and lasting effect upon the subsequent curricula and syllabuses within Islamic Madrasas, where the study of science, maths and other disciplines such as Astronomy and geography petered out, leaving only the rote learning of the Quran and other superficial aspects of rituals and practices behind. 5. When the Mongols invaded and destroyed Central Asia and Persia in 1258, looting and burning all the cities and towns, the Islamic world was devastated and saw the end of its Golden period of history. 6. In the wake of this destruction, nothing was left behind except Ghazali's Islam with its madrasas devoid of any educational learning worth the name. 7. Those who now glorify Ghazali should look at the abject state of so-called Islamic madrasas and institutions which are responsible all over Europe and America for the proliferation of ignorance within Islamic immigrant communities, as well as within all Islamic countries from Morocco to Indonesia and Malaysia. 7. The backwardness of Muslim communities everywhere is a direct result of the decimation of secular education within their mosques and community centers. This was started by Ghazali centuries ago. 8. Read history to understand why the Islamic world is in such doldrums now.

[@laikahmed6298]

Did the Prophet pbuh practice or teach tasawuf ?

[@rizvvan21]

Tasawuf is nothing but to clean your nafs .

[@Red-bz7bk]

The ads are from u tube

[@serpenth616]

Sorry if I have to ask, but are we listening here about Hamid Al-Ghazali (1058 - 1111 AD) ?

[@serpenth616]

@Mir Musaibpretty bad / sad guy then

[@serpenth616]

@Mir Musaib simply because he ended the 300 years of beautiful science in the Arabian culture. 2/3 of the stars are named by arabians, our numbers are arabian, in math (algebra or Algorithm) many thinks come from the arabians. And then this fool came and said math is the devils work. Obviously that Muslims never got back on track after this guy. You guys gave us soo much. And then you let a human come in your way. Sad sad sad

[@serpenth616]

@Mir Musaib sure that. I have to grab the book out. But it was also mentioned by Neil Degrasse Tyson who speaks highly about the that era and how much the people in and around Bagdad discovered.

[@serpenth616]

@Mir MusaibQuote from his book "Deliverance from Error": "Mathematics tend, however, to produce two bad results. The first is this: Whoever studies this science admires the subtlety and clearness of its proofs. His confidence in philosophy increases, and he thinks that all its departments are capable of the same clearness and solidity of proof as mathematics. But when he hears people speak of the unbelief and impiety of mathematicians, of their professed disregard for the Divine law, which is notorious, it is true that, out of regard for authority, he echoes these accusations, but he says to himself at the same time that, if there was truth in religion, it would not have escaped those who have displayed so much keenness of intellect in the study of mathematics. Next, when he becomes aware of the unbelief and rejection of religion on the part of these learned men, he concludes that to reject religion is reasonable. How many of such men gone astray I have met whose sole argument was that just mentioned. And supposing one puts to them the following objection: "It does not follow that a man who excels in one branch of knowledge excels in all others, nor that he should be equally versed in jurisprudence, theology, and medicine. It is possible to be entirely ignorant of metaphysics, and yet to be an excellent grammarian. There are past masters in every science who are entirely ignorant of other branches of knowledge. The arguments of the ancient philosophers are rigidly demonstrative in mathematics and only conjectural in religious questions. In order to ascertain this one must proceed to a thorough examination of the matter."

[@serpenth616]

@Mir Musaib if it was a tale or not is hard to tell. Anyone most definitely did. What in my opinion is quite sad. Never let theology get in the way when it comes to this world. Don't fool people with the beyond.

[@AZ-zr5oo]

00:30 "in the area of Toos, which is "CURRENTLY" in Iran." It IS and "WAS" in Iran at the time of Ghazali's birth. It's quite interesting how he frequently uses the names of these great Persian scholars like Ghazali and Razi with that Arabic twang in his voice. He seems to have a problem simply saying "He was an Iranian scholar born in the city of Toos."

[@abdullahtamimi6309]

I'm Iranian But i would like to know if there is a problem in pronuncing Those names in Arabic accent? Al Ghazali and Razi wrote some books in Arabic . Maybe that's a problem too?

[@AZ-zr5oo]

@@abdullahtamimi6309 Reread my comment. I didn't say writing in Arabic is problematic, and I have nothing against the Arabic accent either. I said Ghazali was Iranian. Toos didn't become a part of Iran yesterday. If you have someone saying he is from somewhere that is "Currently in Iran" with an Arabic accent, it creates ambiguity about his origins. In a time when all our prominent figures and artifacts are being claimed and stolen by other countries, I would like to reclaim what is ours. Do you find it problematic that I pointed out a geographical fact?

[@abdullahtamimi6309]

@@AZ-zr5oo Did i mention geographical fact?

[@AZ-zr5oo]

@@abdullahtamimi6309 No! You asked if I found it problematic that the speaker had an Arabic accent or whether Ghazali wrote some of his works in Arabic, and I clarified for you. My question was to help YOU understand that YOU had misunderstood my comment. No more replies from me.

[@abdullahtamimi6309]

@@AZ-zr5oo No more replies from you , Good job cuz you won't contradict youself anymore 👏🏻 Good luck

[@239muhammadfaizaanakram4]

Which school of thought shaykh follows?

[@saidahmed3478]

Shafici

[@ninaallen2680]

Maliki

[@adonis9568]

Maliki

[@adonis9568]

Ashari

[@HT-ud4fx]

Why can’t you say he was Iranian?

[@kitaboleh9378]

Well that is like saying Prophet Muhammad is Saudi Arabian and Jesus is Palestinian

[@HT-ud4fx]

@@kitaboleh9378 because prophet Mohammad was not a Saudi Arabian, he was from Arabia. Iran is a civilization over 5000 years but average people do not know that.

[@katben1625]

H T the civilization is called farisiya in Arabic which is Persian not Iranian. The term “Iran” is fairly new(1930s) it’s not the name of the ancient civilization nor does it adhere to the same geographical boundaries. Persia used to span far beyond the modern geo boundaries of Iran and is the name of the ancient civilization

[@HT-ud4fx]

@@katben1625 Farsi is the language of Iranians.

[@perhabs9538]

Can someone explain me why we have shias en sunnies and Wahhabis suffies all these sects in islam? WHY ?

[@worldpeace9566]

Per Habbs because every one has different interpretations of Hadith it's way they follow religion but core is same for every sect that their is no God but Allah and prophet Mohammad saww is prophet of Allah and believe in Quran as book of Allah .

[@julio14335]

Per Habbs: Political and Traditional ideologies are some of the two main reasons that divides the Ummah. The Prophet (s.a.w) knew that will come thats why he says "After me there will be 73 sects or Groups, and only 1group will be on the straith path i.e. those who hold on to the Quran and my Sunnah.

[@nasims614]

you ask very well here the answer.none of sects from Islam. all suffies Islam convert to Sufism, no more Islam Mohammad bring in this world.now what is the Sufism I will tell you, Roza-namaz-hajj and zikar e Allah this is today Islam.mohammad never bring Roza-namaz-hajj and zikka e Allah doing all this not Islam. if ask more let me know

[@nasims614]

you are wrong, all sects not right on Islam.today we have only holy Quran.do not believe on hadith its man-made.

[@nasims614]

do you know who wrote the hadith after 300 years Mohammad death, then you know this is not a truth that's why Jewish and christens they make a joke out of hadith and you angry its funny die for nothing

[@saf1pm]

Realyy i didn't get anyone of these videos

[@Red-bz7bk]

Islaam was based on kindnesd before brtish coroupted islam with the help wahaabis

[@sr.hushisntpremium6329]

Dont fuel hatred between muslims brother.

[@muhammadabdulmateen8473]

Cant agree enuf. But not all wahabis are bad

[@inongbalee3092]

@James Richard it's 2 group ..so there's 3 participants, the scholar , house of Saud and British..

[@m_saqibali]

6:00

[@tasneemrauf1702]

hello mr hamza yusuf you must be doing work for future generation but origin of our deen goes back to 1400 years ago.sufism is an example of making oneself secluded for a while.in uk we have retreats for all age groups to do zikar and enrich our souls.you dont take shower regularly.sorry but your teeth are not clean.our shaikh abdal hakim murad understands that we need salat azkar connection with Quran but pure love of Allah develops when we regularly do a bit of seclusion.call it sufism.

[@user-mt3yy5gy3p]

Al-Bayhaqi reported in ‘Al-Manaqib’: 2/207 with his own chain of narration on the authority of Yusuf ibn ‘Abd al ‘Alaa who said: I heard al-Imam al-Shafi’i saying: "If a man were to embrace Sufism in the morning, you would find that he has turned into a fool before Dhuhr came in." ~Imam Shafi'i

[@mariamahq3742]

Why the MUSIC in the background???

[@yasamini6346]

What is wrong?it does not say anywhere in Quran music is haram.

[@yasamini6346]

And this video is about Imam Ghazzali he he was an Imam he was agreed that music is halal

[@KM-xc5rq]

@@yasamini6346 there is no hadith or Quran says music is Haram. Go read the Qur'an you will see

[@ezeeusb]

Good video however listening to your narration is like getting teeth pulled by a street dentist.

[@uncleteam]

How about no music (including vocals as it mimics music). Get with the program 🪓

[@wurds509]

"One may use a catapult against [non-Muslims] when they are in a fortress, even if among them are women and children. One may set fire to them and/or drown them....If a person of the Ahl al- Kitab [People of The Book: Jews and Christians, typically] is enslaved, his marriage is [automatically] revoked....One may cut down their trees [means of livelihood]….One must destroy their useless books. Jihadis may take as booty whatever they decide." -Al-Ghazālī (1058-1111), sometimes called Islam's second-most-important Muslim

[@ahsanullahkhan9588]

Belief in sahee Hadith is essential to being a true muslim /momin. Anyone who does not believe in Hadith is out of Islam.

[@peaou]

‘Buut... aaa... mmm... what kind of knowledge is this if i can steal it?’ The kind of which you want to share. What kind of scholar gets confused over such questions?

[@TheCodenaruto]

peaou the point being, if you have the knowledge in your memory, it can easily be etched into another paper

[@MsAkbar14]

technically if you share it, it doesn't count as stealing so your point is kinda invalid.

[@Red-bz7bk]

,,bride in their hearts,, u wahabis leave judgment to allah. How can u read someone to heart.

[@nasims614]

hamza whatever in history you read you don't remember one of those time every scholar under king influence so Hamza you cannot trust. you have to come back to holy Quran if you want to understand Islam. imam Ghazali why he is famous just tell me.now tell you why ghazali is the one he convert islam to sufism

[@yojan9238]

What are you trying to say? Al-Ghazzali was one of the great Imam in the mazhab of Shafi'i and he was also an Ash'ari. He was also the great leader of Sufism, know the aqeedah, fiqh and tasawwuf very well. We Sunni have the sanads, we knew where and from who we took our religion. Different from the Wahhabi Salafi that always talk about quran and don't want to learn from the ulemas who took the religion from tabiit tabiin, tabiin, sahabis and Rasulullah PBUH.

[@yojan9238]

@@mudabbirh7067 clearly, you knew nothing about your own religion.

[@1dpicoso]

Hamza Yousef is this from the hadiths n Quran because if not this is not recognizable for anyone to come back to Islam you should teach more about the profit n the teachings of the profit not sure we’re going with this sorry

[@mohammedissahaq7616]

Common sense is not for common people

[@Red-bz7bk]

Wahabis are not deviant. They helped British defeat the ottoman. Look isis qaeda shabab taliban bokoharam etc

[@anzarahmed3403]

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[@abelievereverrising283]

That's not a good thing. For over a thousand years the muslim caliphate stood, until muslims believed the false promises of the British and were scammed. There was also greed on the muslims side.

[@katben1625]

Ya and what is your point? Is that supposed to be a good thing? The destruction of the caliphate? The whole reason why we lost Palestine is because the Ottoman Empire was destroyed it’s also the reason why the Muslim world is fragmented.

[@sajedabari7315]

Salam brother, can you speak clearly please ? So annoying 😡😡😡

[@farhanmirza52]

Walaikum assalam ,the voice you hearing is hamza yusuf's .he is a great scholar please be respectful. .

[@superrmannn8399]

Are u deaf

[@Jakob.s_ladder]

The narrator sounds stoned