SALAMCast #16 | Abu Safiyyah |I Used To Be a Radical, Madinah Uni, Seeking Knowledge

SALAMCast #16 | Abu Safiyyah |I Used To Be a Radical, Madinah Uni, Seeking Knowledge | w/ Ali Dawah

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On this very special episode we interview the former CEO of SALAM on his past and journey to Madinah! What lead him to start seeking knowledge? A breif glimpse into his journey, his 11 year old terrorism conviction (yes, you read that correctly!) and how it lead him to Madinah and beyond.
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Пікірлер: 22

@alishahzad2008 5 жыл бұрын

Very frank and genuine discussion, much needed for our youth, very beneficial. jzk

@musha3462 5 жыл бұрын

Salaam with respect to salafism you were right in saying that students who are not in a formal islamic institution are taught to run before learning to walk .. Mashallah a very good diagnosis.. When I started madrasa the ulema first teached us about fiqh tahaarah the five pillars then in depth fiqh regarding rulings and why it was considered.. Not simply this hadith is the most sahih we read all opposing daleels which were quite sound also .I learnt to to respect the ulemas hard work to derive a conclusion .. After all this it's not easy to call someone a kaffir or a mubtadi on hair splitting issues .. A lot young brothers think anyone can be a mujtahid and classify people so easily after learning basic aqeadah May Allah guide us

@almoatbi 5 жыл бұрын

Proud of you my beloved brother :)

@OptimizedMuslim 5 жыл бұрын

There has to be some acceptance of responsibility rather than blaming "brainwashing". This gives people a notion of some control over their influences and subsequent actions. If it is ascribed to "brainwashing" how can you empower people to take action?

@karimshah8535 5 жыл бұрын

May Allah save our youth from these evil extremists.

@brown2666 5 жыл бұрын

Just a question out of curiosity and to gain some knowledge. Sheikh when you speak of following the salaf way and salafi, is that following 1 of the 4 imaams of fiqh and the madhabs which they established?

@bilaal3488 4 жыл бұрын

I've found this video after Shamsi used Abu Safiyyah's radical past to his advantage in his video. I don't think I've watched you before. Also, I didn't know you were the CEO!! MashaAllah!!! May Allah bless you both.