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In this heartfelt and inspiring episode, we sit down with Mawlana Sedick Bailey, a 78-year-old scholar and the oldest graduate of the late Mawlana Taha Karaan (may Allah have mercy on him). Mawlana Bailey shares his remarkable journey of seeking knowledge across decades, reflecting on what it means to be a lifelong learner in service of faith and community.
We discuss:
• His early days of study and what drew him to sacred knowledge
• The impact and legacy of his teacher, Mln Taha Karaan
• How he continues to learn and grow even in his late seventies
• The role of humility, patience, and purpose in the pursuit of ‘ilm
Whether you’re a young student or a seasoned teacher, Mawlana Bailey’s story is a powerful reminder: it is never too late to learn, and the path of knowledge is lifelong.
In this heartfelt and inspiring episode, we sit down with Mawlana Sedick Bailey, a 78-year-old scholar and the oldest graduate of the late Mawlana Taha Karaan (may Allah have mercy on him). Mawlana Bailey shares his remarkable journey of seeking knowledge across decades, reflecting on what it means to be a lifelong learner in service of faith and community.
We discuss:
• His early days of study and what drew him to sacred knowledge
• The impact and legacy of his teacher, Mln Taha Karaan
• How he continues to learn and grow even in his late seventies
• The role of humility, patience, and purpose in the pursuit of ‘ilm
Whether you’re a young student or a seasoned teacher, Mawlana Bailey’s story is a powerful reminder: it is never too late to learn, and the path of knowledge is lifelong.