Thank you for the work that you do. May Allah bless you with the best in this life and the next. May Allah bless you with easement in this life and the next. Ameen
@@TheForeword ahh ok i see akhi. It'd very beneficial both in the content and on the fact that the student benefits from improving his arabic. Theres a huge gap in that currently and whoever fills it will benefit the English speaking ummah tremendously. May Allah reward you
The Arabic word is ولي (wali), which is literally a friend of Allah. It is someone who is strikingly upright and immensely devoted to Allah, but is not worshipped or prayed to. I hope that is clear.
Thank you for the work that you do. May Allah bless you with the best in this life and the next. May Allah bless you with easement in this life and the next. Ameen
بارك الله فيك وبكم وعم رحمته
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It can take up to ten hours to do a video like this, and the translation is only about half of the work.
May Allah grant us success.
@@TheForeword ahh ok i see akhi. It'd very beneficial both in the content and on the fact that the student benefits from improving his arabic. Theres a huge gap in that currently and whoever fills it will benefit the English speaking ummah tremendously. May Allah reward you
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what does he mean about sainthood?Is there something as saints in islam?
The Arabic word is ولي (wali), which is literally a friend of Allah. It is someone who is strikingly upright and immensely devoted to Allah, but is not worshipped or prayed to. I hope that is clear.
What is the Sheikh's name?
Cheikh Yusri Jabr Al Hassani