Australia 🇦🇺 Conference update: 31st January to 5th February 2025, inshā’-Allāh.

Arrived in Jamaica 🇯🇲 for the Dawrah at IDC Montego Bay. Allāh bless the da’wah in this land.

https://x.com/islamdc_jamaica/status/1861007691910406418?s=48&t=ZWSITqZjkqe0gBlHT2outQ

Saturday in Cardiff with Shaikh Khalid Adh-Dhafīrī and Shaikh Hasan as-Somalī at Masjid at-Tawheed

A lovely gathering yesterday with the Shaikh, Dr. Khālid Adh-Dhafīrī @almadani_k from Kuwait, from the well-known students of the great scholar and Muhaddith, Rabee’ Ibn Hādī Al-Madkhalī @rabee_almadkhli
at Masjid At-Tawheed in Cardiff (Wales) @TawheedCardiff.

Likewise, there was a long overdue reunion with our brother, the noble Shaikh, Abu Abdillāh Hasan as-Somali @hikmahpubs over several cups of coffee!

We spent many hours with our brothers from the students of knowledge and callers to Allah: Abu ‘Ukkāshah @Abu_Ukkaashah from @SalafiDawahMK and @Oxford_Dawah, Shamsi from @DusDawah, Zubair as-Somali from @DawahTH, etc. Brotherhood upon the Sunnah and love for Allah’s sake, walillāhil-hamd!

Before we left to return back to Birmingham, close to midnight, the brothers showed us the amazing progress of Masjid At-Tawheed in Cardiff.

So, the first video shows the sisters’ prayer area, and the second video shows the brothers’ prayer area. There are other prayer areas of Masjid that I couldn’t video as there were attendees staying overnight.

May Allah bless this Masjid and Markaz—and bless the administration and teachers for their efforts and striving in His cause.

Brothers and sisters! This is how we establish the Manhaj of Tasfiyah and Tarbiyah (Purification and Cultivation) in our communities, bārakallāhu-feekum.

https://x.com/AbuKhadeejahSP/status/1827667065013993728

A lovely gathering yesterday with the Shaikh, Dr. Khālid Adh-Dhafīrī @almadani_k from Kuwait, from the well-known students of the great scholar and Muhaddith, Rabee’ Ibn Hādī Al-Madkhalī @rabee_almadkhli
at Masjid At-Tawheed in Cardiff (Wales) @TawheedCardiff.

Likewise, there was a long overdue reunion with our brother, the noble Shaikh, Abu Abdillāh Hasan as-Somali @hikmahpubs over several cups of coffee!

We spent many hours with our brothers from the students of knowledge and callers to Allah: Abu ‘Ukkāshah @Abu_Ukkaashah from @SalafiDawahMK and @Oxford_Dawah, Shamsi from @DusDawah, Zubair as-Somali from @DawahTH, etc. Brotherhood upon the Sunnah and love for Allah’s sake, walillāhil-hamd!

Before we left to return back to Birmingham, close to midnight, the brothers showed us the amazing progress of Masjid At-Tawheed in Cardiff.

So, the first video shows the sisters’ prayer area, and the second video shows the brothers’ prayer area. There are other prayer areas of Masjid that I couldn’t video as there were attendees staying overnight.

May Allah bless this Masjid and Markaz—and bless the administration and teachers for their efforts and striving in His cause.

Brothers and sisters! This is how we establish the Manhaj of Tasfiyah and Tarbiyah (Purification and Cultivation) in our communities, bārakallāhu-feekum.

https://x.com/AbuKhadeejahSP/status/1827667065013993728

My brother, Shaikh Abul-Hasan Malik Al-Akhdar (Allah preserve him) stated in a recent post:

May Allah bless you for this benefit, Shaykh Mustafa. I was recently telling a group of students the advantages of putting down devices and picking up a pen, as man was taught by the pen. Here are a few points I mentioned:

[1] Studies suggest handwriting activates regions of the brain that help with memory, making longhand notes more effective for retaining information. Years ago, I heard Shaykh al-Albani say, “Indeed, computers make a person dim-witted.” The Shaykh said this in the context of research and memorization. Unfortunately, total reliance on electronic devices has made many doltish.

[2] Longhand writing forces you to slow down and process information and reduces distractions like scrolling and surfing.

[3] The act of writing, improves fine motor skills, especially for young children. (Some states are bringing back cursive writing courses in elementary schools.) Handwriting also helps develop hand-eye coordination.