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LECTURES
The following lectures have been presented by Shaykh Abdallah Adhami to various audiences over the course of the last decade. Due to the illegal distribution of these lectures, often under false pretences, a serious effort has been undertaken to ensure the quality of these recordings. Thus they have been made available here with Shaykh Abdallah’s approval. We are indebted and grateful for your patience and support as this
process has developed and apologize for any inconvenience you may have incurred as a result of unauthorized distribution. Please see our copyright policy before reading or downloading any of the content from these pages.
The following lectures have been presented by Shaykh Abdallah Adhami to various audiences over the course of the last decade. Due to the illegal distribution of these lectures, often under false pretences, a serious effort has been undertaken to ensure the quality of these recordings. Thus they have been made available here with Shaykh Abdallah’s approval. We are indebted and grateful for your patience and support as this
process has developed and apologize for any inconvenience you may have incurred as a result of unauthorized distribution. Please see our copyright policy before reading or downloading any of the content from these pages.
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| Partners in Faith | RIS 2005 - Toronto, Canada Shaykh Abdallah addresses the applicability of shari'ah (Islamic Law) in the context of its eternality and its view on the spirit and the body as inseparable entities. Submission to the divine law becomes the means by which the physical and spiritual realms can coexist in the Muslim, in this life and the next. |
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| Lessons from Early Islamic Civilization | RIS 2005 - Toronto, Canada Shaykh Abdallah addresses the applicability of shari'ah (Islamic Law) in the context of its eternality and its view on the spirit and the body as inseparable entities. Submission to the divine law becomes the means by which the physical and spiritual realms can coexist in the Muslim, in this life and the next. |
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| Love in Islam | Shaykh Abdallah talks about love and the context by which it is applied in light of the Qur'an. Shaykh Abdallah also expands upon how love, when properly understood, can shape and define our deen within the scope of gender relations. |
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| Love for the Prophet (sallahu 'alaihi wa sallam) | Shaykh Abdallah sheds insight on how the divine love of our most beloved changed and shaped Medinan society through the unforgettable examples of a young girl to even his mimbar. Shaykh Abdallah also expands upon the propriety entailed upon the ummah to the family of our most beloved and his companions (radhi Allahu anhum). |
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