Zaytuna Guest Lecture Series: A Conversation with Dr. Tariq Ramadan.

Zaytuna Guest Lecture Series: A Conversation with Dr. Tariq Ramadan. The Zaytuna Guest Lecture Series presents lectures on a variety of contemporary topics delivered by guests to Zaytuna College.
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[@SumayaSalah]

Amazing talk, as a student of political science this is really helpful in identifying a way to navigate through humanities in university

[@afthefragile]

"The right question is questioning the authority of the one you are following!" Such a fundamental statement towards acquiring knowledge and developing individual thinknig!!

[@L30n3r1]

ma'rifatullah is by knowledge.. :-) glad that more muslims start to use their reasons to get close to Allah.. in a hundred years, we'll have more muslims winning the nobel prize without losing their faith.

[@firaak123]

1.5 Hours of new neuron connections...!!!! Jazak Allah khair

[@pulp901]

Jazakallah kheir on the second hearing I got something new again.

[@sulaymanqq]

Can you upload its subtitle or transcript for us who are from China?

[@EnthusiasticCoder]

God bless Professor Tariq Ramadan. Often I find his lectures very very confusing. I can't seem to tap into his knowledge.

[@silverhawck]

very informative

[@KerimBorovina]

inspiring!

[@Jehan99100]

Masha Allah it was a good talk. But one point I disagree with is regarding Muslim homosexuals, yes we should show them love and mercy and we should not judge them, but at the same time we also should remind them that they are wrong. They are living in way not pleasing to Allah. So they need to make the effort to purify themselves, even if it is a tremendous effort on their part. We cannot believe anyone is born that way, cuz all are born on the fitra which is pure. This is our dawah from us.

[@rofidang]

Agreeee! :D

[@rayenmus1]

salam aleikoum can some one translate this in french or arabic plz barak'Allahou fikoum.