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Zionism

Warning: Offensive Language

Zionist settler abusing Palestinian family: http://youtube.com/watch?v=dOoozQS6OIc

Zionist settler abusing Jesus (p.b.u.h) and Christians: http://youtube.com/watch?v=GSAvaYY-y7Q

In this video a group of Jewish Teens start harassing and hitting Palestinian schoolgirls on the way home, what makes it more interesting is that Israeli soldiers just stand by and do nothing:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=5Mp9DhPamR8

And then they ask why people hate them!

Hardest Form of Patience

"O you who believe! seek help with patient perseverance...” 2:153

Sabr is an Arabic word which comes from a root meaning to detain, refrain and stop.

There are two factors that influence the degree of difficulty in patience. First, is the degree of motivation when a man wants to do something, and second, how convenient the intended action is for the man. If both factors exist [ie. the motivation and convenience for performing the act are high], patience reaches its utmost difficulty and vice versa, while if one of the two factors disappears, it becomes difficult on one hand and considerably convenient on the other.

Thus, if man has no motive to kill, steal, drink wine, or commit atrocities, and these actions are inconvenient for him, then he is able to ward them off easily. Whereas a man whose desires are powerful and finds it convenient to act accordingly, then he will hardly be able to show constant perseverance.

Hence, the ruler who abstains from injustice, the young man who stays away from indecency, and the rich who gives up worldly pleasures, will have the highest status before Allah. On the other hand, the adulterous old man, the untruthful ruler, and the arrogant poor are severely punished by Allah because it is more convenient for them to overcome such unlawful desires. Consequently, giving up patience in such situations sheds light on their disrespect and rebellion against Allah.

Source:
Imam Ibn Qayyim Al-Jawziyya, Patience and Gratitude ('Uddat As-Sabirin wa Dhakirat ash-Shakirin), Ed. Jeewan Chanicka, Salma Cook, pp. 66-7, Umm al-Qura

Do not scandalize an innocent!

The Prophet (peace be upon him) said, "Whoever accuses anyone with something not found in him, in order to scandalize him, Allah will imprison him in the Hell fire, until he brings a solid evidence of what he claimed." (Collected by At-Tabarani)

Often times, it is observed in our Muslim community that people accuse others, just for the sake of increasing themselves in honour or worldly respect. A lot of false accusations are made simply to degrade a person of a different colour, ethnic or economic background. In addition, it is disgusting to see, sometimes apparently very practicing Muslims, specially the youth, bad-mouthing the brothers and sisters who are probably not very Islamically practicing yet, or those who belong to different Islamic organizations, ideologies or mosques. Let us not forget that, in this Hadith, the Prophet (peace be upon him) has used very severe words against those who falsely accuse others for no reason. May Allah cure all of these ills from our Ummah.

Compiled From:
"Selected Traditions of Prophet Muhammad" - Shk. Al-Amin bin Al-Mazauri

True Immortality

The Prophet (peace be on him) said, Do not glorify me in the same manner as the Christians glorify Jesus, son of Mary, but say, 'He is a slave of Allah and His Messenger.' (Reported by al-Bukhari and others.)

When his Companions wanted to stand up to greet him out of respect, he forbade them, saying, "Do not stand up as the Persians do, some people honouring the others." (Reported by Abu Daoud and Ibn Majah.)

And he warned his followers against praising him excessively after his death, saying, "Do not make of my grave a site for festivals," (Reported by Abu Daoud.) and he prayed to his Lord, "O my Lord, do not let my grave be made into an idol to be worshipped." (Reported by Malik in Al-Muwatta.)

Once some people came to the Prophet (peace be on him) and addressed him in the following words: "O Messenger of Allah, the best of us and the son of the best of us, our leader and the son of our leader." He said, "O people, say what you said previously or a part of it, and do not let Satan mislead you. I am Muhammad, a slave of Allah and His Messenger. I do not like your raising my status above the status which Allah, the Mighty and Glorious, has given me." (Reported by al-Nisai on good authority.)

When Islam came, it declared that the best of Allah's creation and the last of His Messengers (peace be on him) was but a mortal man. It emphasized that the worth of human beings lies in their deeds and not in their physical form; it made the Messenger (peace be on him) an example for all mankind to follow; and it forbade such sanctification and exaggerated respect for men which resembles adoration and which, by implication, signifies the belittlement of the rest of mankind.

The believers aspire only to that true immortality which can be bestowed by Allah alone, Who knows the secret and the hidden, Who neither misleads nor forgets. In His register of immortality there is the name of many a person whose greatness has remained unrecognized by the people. Indeed, the Most High loves those Godfearing and religious souls who remember Him in the secrecy of their hearts, who do great service without fanfare, whose presence is not felt in a gathering of people and whose absence is not missed.

Islam immortalizes the memories of people because of their good and beneficent deeds; the remembrance of them remains in the hearts of Muslims. Thus, the literate and illiterate, the young and the old, know about the justice of Umar, the firmness and wisdom of Abu Bakr, and the piety and courage of Ali. No statue made of stone was needed to commemorate any of them because their deeds and qualities are inscribed in peoples' hearts.

Compiled From:
"The Lawful and Prohibited in Islam" - Yusuf Al-Qaradawi

The Pact of the Virtuous

Abdullah ibn Judan, the chief of the Taym tribe and a member of one the two great alliances of Meccan tribes, decided to invite to his home all those who wanted to put an end to the conflicts and establish a pact of honour and justice that would bind the tribes beyond alliances based merely on tribal, political, or commercial interests. This alliance, known as hilf al-fudul (the Pact of the Virtuous), was special in that it placed respect for the principles of justice and support of the oppressed above all other considerations of kinship or power. Young Muhammad, like Abu Bakr, who was to become his lifelong friend, took part in that historic meeting.

Long after Revelation had begun, Muhammad (peace be upon him) was to remember the terms of that pact and say: "I was present in Abdullah in Judan's house when a pact was concluded, so excellent that I would not exchange my part in it even for a herd of red camels; and if now, in Islam, I was asked to take part in it, I would be glad to accept." This statement is of particular significance for Muslims, and at least three major teachings can be derived from it.

The first teaching is that the act of laying out those principles is prior to and transcends belonging to Islam, because in fact Islam and its message came to confirm the substance of a treaty that human conscience had already independently formulated. Here, the Prophet clearly acknowledges the validity of a principle of justice and defence of the oppressed stipulated in a pact of the pre-Islamic era.

The second teaching is no less essential: at a time when the message was still being elaborated in the course of Revelation and of the Prophet's experiences, he acknowledged the validity of a pact established by non-Muslims seeking justice and the common good of their society.

The third teaching is a direct consequence of this reflection: the message of Islam is by no means a closed value system at variance or conflicting with other value systems. Islam does not establish a closed universe of reference but rather relies on a set of universal principles that can coincide with the fundamentals and values of other beliefs and religious traditions. Islam is a message of justice that entails resisting oppression and protecting the dignity of the oppressed and the poor, and Muslims must recognize the moral value of a law or contract stipulating this requirement, whoever its authors and whatever the society, Muslims or not.

Compiled From:
"In the Footsteps of the Prophet" - Tariq Ramadan, pp. 21-22

Al-Yusra: The Easy and Natural Way

One of the terms used by the Qur'an during the early Makkan period to describe Islam was al-Yusraa, or 'The Easy Way' [65:4]. This is simply because Islam was, and is, the natural way of life and hence causes human beings to gravitate towards it easily. Islam consequently brings harmony, peace and tranquillity to their lives.

What Makes Islam Simple to Understand & Practice?

FIRSTLY, the basic beliefs of Islam are not shrouded in mystery and hence forever beyond human comprehension. Every tenet in Islam can be analyzed and inquired about, by young children or seasoned philosophers. Moreover, Islam does not present concepts which the intellect cannot grasp (e.g. the "Trinity"). It is therefore not surprising that its beliefs are universal.

SECONDLY, the most important and stringent obligations ordained by Allah upon Muslims are easy to undertake and graded according to effort. It is the wisdom of Allah that the greater the importance He has attached to any act, the easier it is for everyone to accomplish it. Thus, the example of the five daily Salah (Prayers) and Sawm (fasting) as compulsory upon everyone, but Zakah (almsgiving) and Hajj (pilgrimage), though fundamental pillars of Islam, only compulsory on those with the means.

THIRDLY, Islamic law offers provisions, concessions and dispensations when it is genuinely not possible for someone to fulfil an obligation. For instance, if a person is genuinely unable to stand up and pray, then he or she is permitted to sit down or even lie down and pray. Similarly, if there is no water available to perform the Wudu (ablution) before prayer, then one can make Tayammum.

No Excuses

Hence, for the Muslim who sincerely wants to come closer to Allah, he and she will find many doors open for them in God's religion to facilitate their growth and cover their weaknesses. For them is the Easy Way.

But for the Muslim who is looking for an excuse of difficulty or incapacity, they will only frustrate themselves further in looking for external causes for their state.

Compiled From:
"Islam: The Easy Way" - Khurram Murad

The Scholar, The Soldier, The Rich

Since there are two ingredients essential to all good things: that they should be intended for God's sake, and that they should conform to the Sacred Law, this must apply equally in speech and action, to good words and good works, to matters of knowledge and to matters of worship.

It is confirmed in an authentic narration that the Prophet, on him be peace, said:
"The first of three to fuel the fire of Hell is a man who studies and teaches and reads the Quran and has it read, but all so that people will say: 'He is a scholar and a Quran reader.' Then a man who fights and struggles so that people will say: 'He is courageous and brave.' Then a man who gives alms and gifts so that people will say: 'He is generous and openhanded.'"

Compiled From:
"Public Duties in Islam" - Ibn Taymiya, p. 117

Three Means To Nourish The Seed Of Iman

The Quran

It is a treasure-house of soul-stirring inspiration and wisdom. We can and should spend hours in understanding the Quran. Those who truly listen to the Quran, their eyes begin to well up with tears which trickle down their cheeks. We should always study the Quran as if it is being revealed today. One of the greatest injustices we do to the Quran is that we read it as if it was something of the past, and of no relevance to the present.

Brotherhood

The Quran says, "bind yourself with those who call upon Allah morning and evening." As soon as you have planted the seed of Iman in your own heart, and you have recognised it in someone else and you find that he agrees with you, you feel ten times stronger. It has been proven experimentally that the group life is one of the most powerful forces to stimulate and inspire humans.

Dawah

If the faith is there inside you, Da'wah is a necessary outcome of it. As Iman increases, you get motivated and you want to go out and tell everybody about what you know to be the truth and call upon them to join your mission.

Compiled From:
"Revival of the Individual" - Khurram Murad

Satan's the Enemy

Whoever studies the Quran and Sunnah will find that those texts are more concerned with mentioning Satan and battling against him than they are with mentioning the soul. The blameworthy soul is mentioned in Sura Yusuf, Verse 53 and Sura al-Naziyat, Verse 40. The reproaching soul is mentioned only in Sura al-Qiyamah, Verse 2. On the other hand, Satan is mentioned in a number of places. A whole Sura is dedicated to warning about him!

The Lord's warnings to His slaves concerning him are much greater than His warnings concerning the soul. This is how it must be for the evil and harm of the soul springs from Satan's whispering. This is his medium, the place of his evil and the place of his obedience. Allah has ordered the taking of refuge from Satan upon reading the Quran and at other times. This is due to the great need of seeking refuge from Satan. On the other hand, Allah did not order the seeking of refuge from the soul in any place. Seeking of refuge from the soul is only mentioned in the opening of a speech wherein one says, "We seek refuge in Allah from the evils of our souls."

Al-Ghazali wrote that it is obligatory to protect oneself from the secret whispering of Satan. This can only be done by knowing his means and modes of operation. Satan tries to fulfill his plans through steps, in the same way that a person lowers the bucket turn by turn into a well. His means include encouraging people to go to extremes, making people fail to perform their responsibilities through false hopes and dreams, making people procrastinate and become lazy and so forth. However, perhaps Satan's greatest scheme is that of making what is evil look good and beneficial.

Compiled From:
"Ighathah" - Ibn al-Qayyim, p. 100
"Purification of the Soul" - Jamaal al-Din M. Zarabozo, pp. 430-432

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Foundations of Islamic Studies - Bilal Philips

Amazing series. Bilal Philips in this 21 part video set gives an entire course on Islamic studies. Watch this series to innoculate yourself from the misguidance in this world. He goes into very important topics that are usually boring in such a funny and interesting way using practical and easy-to-understand examples that will stick in your mind and allow you to share with others.

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Imam Anwar Al-Awlaki Lectures

Imam Anwar Al-Awlaki brings to life stories from the golden era of Islam in a dynamic style and instills in the listeners a deep love for Allah (swt).

He was born in New Mexico, USA. His parents are from Yemen where he lived for eleven years and received the early part of his Islamic education. He has served as an Imam in Colorado, California, and Washington, DC.

Imam Anwar is the Muslim Imam at George Washington University. He holds a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Colorado State University, a M.A. in Education Leadership from San Diego State University and is currently working on a Doctorate degree in Human Resource Development at George Washington University.

He is the author of a series of Audio lectures on the "Lives of the Prophets", covering the stories of the Prophets from Adam to Jesus (pbuh) of which over 20,000 copies have been published. The series is drawn from Imam Ibn Kathir's "Al-Bidayah wa An-Nihayah".

Brutality Towards Muslims!

Quest for Truth - Salman Al-Farisi

Lessons learned from the Sahabah living as a minority in Mecca

Stop Police Terror

The Experiences and Ultimate End of Those Who Followed and Opposed the Prophet

The Quran - The Book Of Tolerance

Brutality Towards Muslims

Giving and Investing in the Hereafter

It's a War against Islam

Short talks after Fajr on Surah Taha (Part 1), (Part 2)

Stories From Hadiths - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4

The History of Palestine - Maulana Ismail Adam Patel

The importance of al Masjidul Aqsa Haram Sharif and Jerusalem have been central to those who submitted to the will of Allah (Muslims) from time immemorial. According to an authentic narration of Prophet Muhammad (saws), al Masjidul Aqsa was the second house of worship for the Lord on planet earth. Further, this was only built forty years after the first house, the Ka’ba in Makkah.

Allah (swt) through verses in the Holy Qur’an, Prophet Muhammad’s (saws) teachings and his visiting al Masjidul Aqsa during his miraculous journey to the heavens has connected al Masjidul Aqsa and Jerusalem to the believes and respect of present day Muslims.

Al Masjidul Aqsa Haram Sharif besides being the first qibla (direction Muslims faced during Salah prayer) represents one of only three mosques where Muslims are recommended to undertake a journey for sole purpose of praying Salah. The virtues of praying in al Masjidul Haram Sharif are multiplied by a thousand times. The numerous virtues of al Masjidul Aqsa has made to central to Muslims all over the world. The love and affection for al Masjidul Aqsa transcends all national boundaries, languages and colour. Muslims all over the globe through the teachings of Islam hold it dear and venerate it.

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1 - The Ancient Civilisation - Up to 60BC

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7 - Ethnic Clensing - 1967 to 1980

8 - Intifada Years - 1987 to 2002

The Purpose of Life

What Is The Purpose of Life? Why are we here and where are we going? Through the verses of the Holy Qur’an, Shaykh Khalid Yasin expounds upon the creation of the universe and this amazing world we live in - and how it came to be. With his logical style of argument, the Shaykh answers these questions with much wisdom.

The Purpose of Life - Part 1
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A continuation of the first part of "The Purpose of Life", Shaykh Khalid Yasin delves into the life of Jesus Christ (peace be upon him) and his message, and shows that prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) came with the same message; to worship God, do good in this world and strive for the eternal life hereafter. Alhamdulillah (all praise is due to Allah); twenty-two non-Muslims reverted to Islam on the night of this lecture.

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Khalid Yasin - Changing the World Through Dawah

The misfortunes occurring to the Muslims is simply due to the fact that Muslims are moving away from the true teachings of Islam, as taught by Muhammad (peace be upon him). The world will be a better place if Islam is revived back into the Muslims? lives and ultimately, spread to the rest of the world.

Changing the World through Dawah Part1, Part2

The Life of Muhammad (صلى الله عليه و سلم): Medina Period Vol.1
By Imam Anwar Al-Awlaki

This is the second part of a three part series focusing on the Sirah of our beloved Prophet Muhammad (صلى الله عليه و سلم). The album covers the Medina era starting from The Hijrah up until The Battle of the Trench.

Imam Anwar al-Awlaki details the first five years of the Medina era – a period which was to include all the prominent events of The Hijrah, the establishment of the first Islamic state, The Battle of Badr, The Battle of Uhud finally ending with The Battle of the Trench.

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Imam Anwar al-Awlaki was born in New Mexico, USA. His parents are from Yemen where he lived for eleven years and recieved the early part of his Islamic education. He has served as an Imam in Colorado, California, and Washington, DC. Currently, he resides in Yemen.

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The author’s full name was Ahmad Ibrahim Muhammad al-Dimashqi al-Dumyati, commonly known as Ibn an-Nuhaas and he died in the Year 814 Hijri, corresponding to the Year 1411 of the Gregorian calendar.

Al-Sakhawi said about him:

“He was eager to do good, preferred living in obscurity and showed no arrogance or pride due to his knowledge. Whoever would see him would think that he was a commoner – a handsome man, with a beautiful beard, short and medium built. He spent most of his life stationed in Jihad until he died as a martyr.”

Ibn al-Imad said about him:

“The Sheikh, Imam, scholar and exemplar.”

In 814 Hijri the Romans attacked the people of Teenah in Egypt. The people of Dumyat, led by Ibn an-Nuhaas went to join their brothers in their fight against the invading forces. Ibn an-Nuhaas was killed in the battle, whilst facing the enemy and not fleeing from them, nine months after he completed writing this book.

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Sheikh Abdullah Azzam said about this book: “This is the best book on Jihad.”

It is considered the most comprehensive study on the subject of Jihad because it was written by an author who practised, lived and experienced what he preached.

Syed Qutb said: “Indeed our words will remain lifeless, until we die in pursuit of those words, then those same words will be brought to life and live amongst the people, inspiring them and bringing their hearts to life.”

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Thawaabit ‘ala darb al Jihad

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Thawaabit ‘ala darb al Jihad is one of the best contemporary books on the subject of Jihad. It was written by Shaykh Yusuf al ‘Uyayree. Shaykh Yusuf had left at an early age to fight in Afghanistan against the Russians. People who knew him described him as a very intelligent individual who was well-versed in all of the weaponry in all fields and was able to train with them very well. Later, he returned to the Arabian Peninsula where he continued serving the Mujahideen in Chechnya and fundraised for them. As time passed, he was arrested and put in jail for a few years. In jail he memorized al Bukhari and Muslim. When he came out, he wrote a few books; each one of them is a masterpiece. One can see the depth of his textual references to Qur’an and Sunnah as well as references to present day occurences. He was later killed and died shaheed by the security forces in the Arabian Peninsula; we ask Allah for that to be the case.

Imam Anwar al Awlaki brings this book back to life in his lecture series on the book. It is a very detailed lecture series which is extremely relevant to our time.

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In the Name of Allâh, the Most Beneficent, the Most Merciful.

The Mothers Of The Believers by Imam Suhaib Webb

Mothers of the Believers is a ground breaking series exploring the lives of the wives of Prophet Muhammad (صلى الله عليه و سلم). It seeks to enlighten the hearts, minds and souls of the Muslim youth in the West. It is through the wonderful examples of the Mothers of the Believers that we can achieve a correct and balanced understanding when approaching issues such as building the Islamic family, social life, working, parenting and raising children.

CD1: INTRODUCTION

- Why this series?
- Objectives
- Lamps through the Ages (women scholars in islamic history)

CD2: KHADIJAH BINT KHUWAYLID

- Birth & early life
- Early Marriages
- A great business women
- Marriage to the beloved (saw)

CD 3: KHADIJAH BINT KHUWWAYLID

- Behind every good man is?
- The first to accept Islam
- Early days in Mecca
- Dawah Challenges
- The death of our mother (ra)
- Virtues and impact


CD 4: SAWDA BINT ZAM’A

- Background and early life
- Migration for Allah
- A new Muslimah with no husband
- A community responds
- Life with the Prophet
- The death of our mother

CD 5: A’ISHA BINT ABU BAKR

- Background and early life
- The making of a noble daughter
- Marriage to the Prophet (sa)
- Responses to the critics of this marriage
- The model of the Muslim home


CD 6: A’ISHA BINT ABU BAKR

- The great fabrication Al-Ifk
- The death of the Prophet
- Life under the Caliphs
- The great trial
- Her virtues
- The death of our mother


CD 7: HAFSA BINT ‘UMAR

- Background and early life
- First marriage
- Umar (sa) seeks a good man
- Hafsa with the Prophet
- The guardian of the Qur’an
- The death of our mother


CD 8: HIND BINT ABI UMAYYA (Um Salamah)

- Background and early life
- What saves a young couple?
- Tests are inevitable
- Alas duaa and only duaa
- Marriage to the beloved
- Life after the Prophet
- The death of our mother


CD 9: ZAINAB BINT JAHSH

- Background and early life
- Older siblings have huge a responsibility
- First marriage
- Marriage to the Prophet
- Life with the Prophet
- The death of our mother


CD 10: JUWAYRIYA BINT AL-HAARITH & UM HABIBA BINT ABI SUYYAAN JUWAYRIYA

- Background and early life
- First marriage
- Marriage to the Prophet
- Life with the Prophet
- Life under the Caliphs
- The death of our mother


UM HABIBA

- Background and early life
- First marriage
- Tested through a disobedient husband
- The reward of sabar
- Life with the Prophet
- The death or our mother


CD 11: SAFIYAH BINT HUYY & MAIMOONAH BINT AL-HAARITH AND CONCLUSION

SAFIYAH
- Background and early life
- A strange incident
- Marriage to the Prophet
- Life after the Prophet
- A great test for the Ummah


MAIMOONAH
- Background and early life
- Marriage to the Prophet
- Our mother’s gift to the Ummah
- The death of our mother


CONCLUSION
- From darkness to light.

About the Author: Imam Suhaib Webb

Imam Suhaib Webb was born in 1972 and raised in the State of Oklahoma, USA. During his teens he became a Hip Hop DJ and made many records with different artists and bands. During this period of his life, he was a member of a gang and turned his back on religion. Imam Suhaib Webb accepted Islam at the age of twenty. He graduated with honors in Education from the Central Oklahoma University and has studied Arabic and Islamic sciences under many notable scholars. He is currently a lecturer at the Islamic American University (IAU) in Santa Clara, California.


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CD1 - Introduction Download
CD2 - Khadijah bint Khuwaylid (part 1) Download
CD3 - Khadijah bint Khuwaylid (part 2) Download
CD4 - Sawda bint Zama Download
CD5 - Aisha bint Abi Bakr Download
CD6 - Aisha bint Abi Bakr (part 2) Download
CD7 - Hafsa bint Umar Download
CD8 - Hind bint Abi Umayyah (Umm Salamah) Download
CD9 - Zaynab bint Jahsh Download
CD10 - Juwayriyah bint Al-Harith & Umm Habibah bint Abi Sufyan
CD11 - Safiyah bint Huyy Maymunah bint Al-Harith & Conclusion

In the Name of Allâh, the Most Beneficent, the Most Merciful.

Heroes Of Islam Audio Series

The life of the Muslim Ummah is solely dependent on the ink of it's scholars and the blood of it's Martyrs." - Shaykh Abdullah Azzam (May the Mercy of Allah be with him)

Indeed history is written in the colours, black - the ink of its scholars, red - the blood of the martyrs. Maktabah Sound Studio is proud to introduce "Heroes of Islam" a series of lectures exploring the lives of some of the greatest men in the history of Islam these being:-

01: Imam Malik bin Anas (709-801CE) Download
02: Abdullah bin Al-Mubarak (740-803CE) Download
03: Salahuddin Ayyubi (1137-1193CE) Download
04: Muzaffar Qutuz and the Battle of Ain-Jaloot (1260CE) Download

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05: Muhammad Al-Fatih (1453CE) Download
06: Syed Qutub (1906-1966CE) Download
07: Shaykh Tamim Al-Adnani (1942-1989CE) Download
08: Shaykh Abdullah Azzam (1941-1989CE) Download

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Imam Abdul Malik

Here's some Imam Abdul Malik lecture, good for the youth. Right Click > Save Target As.


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