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May Allah reward my beloved brother, Abu Haythem, for organising these beautiful lessons that we concluded today. May Allah increase us in knowledge and piety, and reward my brother for his noble work. I advise everyone to listen to the explanations translated into English, given by the noble Sheikh Usama Al-Utaybi حفظه الله.

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Explanation Of al-Usool al-Thalatha By Sheikh Usamah al-Utaybi

Alhamdulillah, our beloved Shaykh Uthman As-Salimi is feeling much better after being unwell. May Allah bless our Shaykh, grant him good health and well-being, elevate his ranks, and admit him into the highest levels of Paradise. I ask my brothers and sisters to make dua for our Shaykh.

Understanding Happiness: Islam vs. Yoga and Buddhism

Shaykh Muhammad Ramzan Al-Hajiri حفظه الله

Refuting Mawlid in 60 Seconds: Key Questions to Counter the Claims of Sufi Innovators

Sheikh Muhammad Sa’eed Raslan

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Al-Hasan Al-Basri’s Advice to the Youth: Prioritising the Hereafter Over the World

Quick Guide: How to Perform Tayammum

Shaykh Aziz Farhan Al-Anizi حفظه الله

Shaykh Sulayman Ar-Ruhayli حفظه الله

Our healing is in the Quran

SubhanAllah (Glory be to Allah), a Muslim man suffered a stroke that affected his speech. He traveled to America for treatment and began physical therapy. Then the doctor, who was Jewish, asked him, "Are you a Muslim?" He replied, "Yes." The doctor said, "Read the Quran, and your speech will return." The man says, "So I started reading the Quran continuously, and now I speak better than I did before the stroke."

Shaykh Abdus-Salam As-Shuway’ir حفظه الله

Test your faith with the Quran. Whenever you find yourself drawn to the Quran, it is a sign of goodness. But whenever you find yourself turning away from the Quran, we ask Allah, the Almighty, for safety, as this is a deficiency. A person should test themselves with the Quran and be diligent with it. One of the amazing aspects of the Quran is that if you leave it, it will leave you. If you stop reviewing it, it will slip away just as camels slip away from their tethers.