Lecture 1 | Islamic Wisdom and Spirituality | Muharram 1446 (2024) | Shaykh Arif Abdulhussain
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2024
- This lecture series will delve into the verses of the Quran, offering a fresh understanding of human nature and the God-relationship from a Quranic perspective. Themes include the purpose of human life, the nature of God, sin and good deeds, life and death, the Day of Judgment, and the nature of reward and punishment.
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Please fix audio for next lectures! It is hard to hear what sheikh is saying. Thank you!
Yes, please work on the sound so our dear sheikh can be heard clearly
Please do something about the quality of sound. It’s not clear at all
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The sound isn't clear.
Salam alaykum we know now that children raised by homosexual parents are more than fifty percent maybe it’s 70 if I remember correctly to be also accepting of such practices are likely to do the same. May Allah preserve your light bless you
Human beings are not created “faulty”, we are created “relatively perfect”. We have been so-called “hard-wired” to lovingly worship That One Absolutely Perfect Whom is The Only One worthy of our loving worship - essentially meaning to turn and re-turn to our Origin. The enigma of our human condition is that we have been Blessed with the faculty of freewill and this means we have the individual choice to either lovingly and thankfully worship The Only One Worthy of our worship or, to turn our loving worship to all the multitudes of “false gods” that surround us. The latter course of action, to the extent that it occupies our attention and deludes our perceptive understanding of life, leads us to all the ills and ultimately may lead to our perdition…
Is sheikh implying that we have been through incarnation and this world is a jazaa or sazaa of a previous life?
Plz fix the audio, it's really hard to understand his speech.