In this video Dr. Uthman Lateef discusses the importance of helping those who are subjugated by injustice. After sharing multiple examples from modern history in which bystanders could've made a difference but chose not to, he shares some of the Prophetic traditions which encourage helping those in need.
In this video Mufti Menk speaks about the companions of the Prophet, Thaabit ibn Qais & Suhaib ibn Sinaan and shares some of their many virtues and qualities.
In Islam, women are the twin halves of men, honored as the foundation of society. Before Islam, they were oppressed—even buried alive at birth—but Islam came to dignify and protect their rights.
Main Speaker: Peace Project - Dawah Association in Rawdah
In this video Mufti Menk speaks about the companions of the Prophet 'Amr Ibn Al-'As and Bilal Ibn Rabah and shares some of their many virtues and qualities.
In this lecture Dr. Muhammad Salah discusses the concept voluntary actions in general. He then continue his discussion of voluntary actions with a focus on both voluntary prayer and night prayer.
In this video Abdul Wahab Saleem discusses the Prophet's tradition about saying Salam and feeding others. He shares a real life example of how saying Salam to one another can develop between the people.
In this video Mufti Menk discusses the essential concepts of Islam very passionately. He discusses the importance of recognizes that the very foundation of Islam is Monotheism. Mufti Menk further elaborates on some of the deviations that have occurred over the years as a result of swaying from the foundation of Islam.
In this video Abdul Nasir Jangda reminds us of how tolerance and patience turned a companion of the Prophet (PBUH) into one of the greatest callers to Allah.
In this video Mufti Menk speaks about the companions of the Prophet, Zaid ibn Haritha & Ammar ibn Yasir and shares some of their many virtues and qualities.
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