Monday 19:15: Usoolath-Thalaatha with Abu Talhah Dawood
Wednesday 19:15: Umdatul-Ahkaam with Abu Hakeem Bilaal Ahmad Davis
Thursday 19:15: Riyaadus-Saliheen with Abu Talhah*
Friday 19:15: Aqeedah of Shaykhul-Islaam Muhammad ibn Abdul-Wahhaab & The Myths Surrounding Wahhaabism with Abu Khadeejah Abdul-Waahid
Saturday 14:15: Important Lessons For Newly Practising Muslims with Abu Fudayl Abdur-Raqeeb
Sunday 10:30: Madeena Book 1 with Abu Salmaan
Sunday 12:30: Rulings Related to the Women & the Family with Abu Hakeem
Sunday 14:00: Sumaalee Duroos Usoolus-Sittah & Riyaadus-Saliheen with Abu Abdur-Rahmaan
All above lessons are translated into english and available on PALTALK under Religion & Spirituality, Islam and then Salafi Publications Live.
Shaykh al-Muhaddith al-Allaamah Muqbil bin Haadee al-Waadi’ee said:
“Our brothers for the sake of Allaah, As-salafiyyoon, the brothers at Al-Maktabatus-Salafiyyah and Islamic Centre (Salafi Publications) in the city of Birmingham in Great Britain , then they are mentioned with goodness and love for the Sunnah and calling to it, and for waging war against bid’ah and hizbiyyah… So they, may Allaah preserve them, face and combat the call of Christianity, and the call of Athiesm, and the call to uncovering and unveiling of the women, and the call to innovations and partisanship (hizbiyyah). They preserve their brothers for the sake of Allaah from slipping into tribulations and innovations and other than that from the types of misguidance. So may Allaah grant success to all in that which He loves and is pleased with.”
Descriptions of the Khawarij - this article consists of 21 pages covering 15 sub-sections. Each section contains authentic Hadith pertaining to a specific description of this unrelenting and unrepentant extremist sect of past and present times. All Hadith were taken from books by the late scholar of Hadith, Muhammad Nasir al-Din al-Albani.
By Abu Hakeem Bilaal Davis & Abu Khadeejah Abdul-Waahid
An important Q&A session from the Seminar ‘Holding on to Islaam in Times of Fitnah’ (Oct ‘08, Toronto, Canada). Our good brothers, Abu Hakeem and Abu Khadeejah address some questions concerning some of the groups and personalities of the day who clothe themselves with the garments of Ahlus-Sunnah, as-Salafiyyeen whilst cooperating with Ahlul-Bid’ah. Important questions are posed concerning Yaasir Qadhee, Abu Usaamah and the al-Maghrib institute.
[Q1]: According to the Ash’aree Soofee, Nuh Haa Meem Keller, “These books (i.e. al-Ibaanah ‘an Usool ad-Diyaanah) of Abul-Hasan al-Ash’aree are not to be counted (his retraction from the Ash’aree/Kullaabee ‘Aqeedah) as they were enacted under duress and pressure from those upon the ‘Aqeedah of Imaam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal” What do Ahlus-Sunnah say about this?
[Q2]: Often when we warn against the people of bid’ah, people will say “you shouldn’t speak against them without advising them….and you shouldn’t mention names because it makes fitnah” what is the detailed understanding of this?
[Q3]: You mention that if a person has even a 10% difference in ‘Aqeedah in comparison with the ‘Aqeedah of the Salaf, then such a person is not to be considered upon the Sunnah. How does this apply with Imaam an-Nawawee who was an Imaam of Ahlus-Sunnah despite having errors in his ‘Aqeedah?
[Q4]: What is the ‘Aqeedah of the people who call themselves ‘al-Ikhwaanul-Muslimeen’, they claim to be upon the ‘Aqeedah of Imaam Muhammad Ibn ‘Abdul-Wahhaab?
[Q5]: What is the position of ‘Umar al-Ashqar?
[Q6]: Concerning the splinter groups of the ‘Ikhwaanul-Muslimoon’ (from the most political to the most violent) and the widespread destruction of this movement
[Q7]: When we try to advise other Muslims about not sitting with Ahlul-Bid’ah, such as Yaasir Qadhee and his al-Maghrib Institute, they say ‘you should stop backbiting them and give them a chance to repent…’ Please advise them
[Q8]: What should we do with the book ‘Du’aa in the Light of the Sunnah’ of Yaasir Qadhee, was it written when he was fine, should I burn it?
[Q9]: Concerning the smokescreen ‘You didn’t advise them/ you are looking for errors (to harm them)’ [in regards to Yaasir Qadhee, Abu Usaamah etc.].
[Q10]: The legacy of Yaasir Qadhee/Abu Usamah working with Ahlul-Bid’ah whilst claiming Salafiyyah
Upright Moral Character
- A Concise Guide to Attaining Dignified Islaamic Character -By Shaykh Muhammad Ibn Saalih al-’Uthaymeen (rahimahullaah)
Translated by Moosaa Richardson
By Shaykh Muhammad Ibn Saalih al-’Uthaymeen (rahimahullaah)Translated by Moosaa RichardsonSize: 6′ x 9′ Paperback Page Count: 94 Price: $9.99 Release Date: Dec. 17th 2008 (Available Now)
About this publication:
In a time when the West pushes its deficient values and misguided moral codes on the cultures of the world, it is imperative that Muslims realize the completeness of the guidance of the Messenger of Allaah (may Allaah raise his rank and grant him peace), and realize that our true honor and distinction among the nations, as well as our success in the Hereafter, lies in embracing his guidance, in all affairs of belief and action.
Based on the scholars’ continual advice to the Muslim youth, combined with the specific need that Muslims in the West have to understand and implement upright moral character, the importance of this book and the need for its translation into the English language becomes crystal clear. And what better guidebook than one based on the character of the Messenger of Allaah (may Allaah raise his rank and grant him peace), authored by an exemplary scholar like Shaykh Ibn al-’Uthaymeen, known for his outstanding manners!
Series Contents: MR17.1 Good Character is from the Completeness of One’s Islaam
MR17.2 Examples of Good Islaamic Character MR17.3 Concerning the Claim that ‘The Non-Muslims Character is Bettern than the Muslims ‘and Stories of Shaykh Uthaymeen’s outstanding character
MR17.4 Examples of the Fine Character and Mercy of the Messenger (sallallaahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) Reg. $17.96 ($12.96 after applied discount)
Holding on to Islaam in Times of Fitnah:
11 CD Set - $44.99 (reg. $55)
A series of North American and Caribbean Seminars on holding on to Islaam despite the various challegnes, calls, groups and parties that cloud the path to clarity and pure Islaam. An important CD set addressing much of the fitnah, doubts and confusion cast by the people of desires in our time.
Lecture List:
Shaykh ‘Ubayd al-Jaabiree UJ13 The Dangers of Sin and the Importance of Repentance
Multiple Speakers
MS13 Introduction to the Seminar: Holding on to Islaam in Times of Fitnah
MS14.1-14.2 Q&A from the Seminar: Holding on to Islaam in Times of Fitnah (2 CDs)
Abu Khadeejah ‘Abdul-Waahid -Holding on to Islaam in Times of Fitnah- (5 CDs)
AK24.1 The Dangers of those who Adorn the Garments of Ahlus-Sunnah only to Lead the Salafees Astray
AK24.2 The Way the Salaf dealt with Ahlul-Bid’ah
AK24.3 The Trickery and Deception of the Modern Day Callers to Misguidance
AK24.4-24.5 Guarding One’s Manhaj Against the Rhetoric Ahlul-Bid’ah wal-Hizbiyyah
Abu Hakeem Bilaal Davis BD20.1-20.2 The Meaning of Fitnah and the Trials of Staying upon the Haqq
Verily, we have often heard from the common people that the wife is forbidden to her husband after death, meaning after her death. They say that it is not permissible for him to look at her nor is he allowed to put her into her place in the grave. Is this correct? Please answer us, and may Allah bless you.
Answer:
The legislative proofs of Islam prove that there is no harm in the woman washing her husband (after death) and looking at him, and there is no harm in the husband washing his wife and looking at her. Asma’ bint Umays washed her husband Abu Bakr As-Siddiq, and Fatimah willed that ‘Ali (her husband) wash her (upon her death) (may Allah be pleased with them). And Allah is the Giver of success.
WHO IS BETTER:
SOMEONE WHO ATTAINS GOOD MANNERS
OR SOMEONE WITH THEM NATURALLY?
From the upcoming publication: Upright Moral Character by Shaykh Muhammad Ibn Saalih al-’Uthaymeen (translated by Moosaa Richardson)
There is an issue worthy of discussion here: Who is more virtuous – someone who has commendable character naturally, or someone who worked to attain it? Which of them has a higher status and more reward than the other?
We reply to this question, saying: Certainly, the person created with good manners is more complete with regards to his behavior, and with regards to the actual presence of the manners within him. That is because he does not need to struggle or overcome any difficulty in manifesting them, nor are these manners absent in certain situations and scenarios, since they are found within his natural disposition. Whenever and wherever you meet such a person, you find him having good manners, no matter what the situation. So, from this angle, he is more complete without doubt.
As for the one who struggles, refines himself, and attains good manners, then he is certainly to be rewarded for this, due to his personal struggle. However he is much more deficient than the other when it comes to the completeness of his character.
Furthermore, if a man is granted both types, some good character naturally and some attained, then this is the most complete case. The types of people in this regard are four:
[1] One who has been deprived of (innate) good manners (and he has not attained them)
[2] One who has some (innate good manners), but he has not worked to attain any more
[3] One who has good manners naturally, and has worked to improve them
[4] One who has been deprived of innate good manners, but has worked to attain themIn conclusion, the one who has good manners naturally is more complete (in his character). However, when a person struggles and endures hardships to attain good character he will be rewarded for his efforts.
In conclusion, the one who has good manners naturally is more complete (in his character). However, when a person struggles and endures hardships to attain good character he will be rewarded for his efforts.
