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Abu Mussab on his Aggressive Approach, Framework & Masculinity | Watch the fun-filled full interview on youtube - https://youtu.be/V2mTyAYZCkI
Brother Wajdi Akkari a.k.a. Abu Musab, a world-renowned speaker born in Lebanon in the year 1980, is known for his dynamic talks and humorous approach in giving lectures. Due to his wild past which involved becoming a Buddhist, a rapper, an artist, a comedian, among many other aspects of wilderness, he has undergone a beautiful journey of rediscovery and enlightenment as he followed a path that made him the Muslim he is today. He is an increasingly popular and relatable teacher for many of our youth, those struggling to practice Islam, as well as non-Muslims.
1. To learn more about his journey, you can watch the podcast, recently recorded by Brother Saajid Lipham: https://youtu.be/pXrNA9nSKQg
2. Also from his Channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/OneWayToParadise
Overall, he is a regular brother who strives to act upon and propagate the teachings of Islam according to the Qur’an, Sunnah, and the understanding of the righteous predecessors
His Book on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08F6X4KZL/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_4308AQQ2WYDZZ6K7QM47
Questions I Asked:
1. On Guilty, Many Muslim Influencers including him have got amazing turning points in their life and many of them always regret losing their first half. Was that the Driving force behind his growth at the personal level and in preaching Islam? Did he regret the first half of his life going to waste?
2. Who Is Maulana Zingi Bingi In taka tuku and Zigi zigy hahaha, funny moment! But it was connected to his judging criteria ex: Knowing Arabic, Knowledge, and sciences like Eschatology.
3. Asked about his Framework. What exactly we should look into while refutation.
4. If Ahmed Deedat is known for his aggressive approach. in Dawah, brother Abu Mussab is known for his Aggressiveness in refutation. What if tomorrow he realizes that he should have taken a different approach (maybe a softer one) wouldn’t be regretting his earlier stance? Because a lot of damage would have already been done. We discussed that matter in detail.
5. Usually Aggressiveness is a kinda mask to show Fake Masculinity. That's why discussed more Masculinity. Just like Feminism, men have Masculinity issues - Be A Real Man kinda thing. What does it mean for him to be a Man in Islam?
6. We have a discussion on our Fitness background and how much he loves Gym.
7. Much more...
Rapid Fire Questions:
Family?
Core Belief?
Self-help Industry?
Missing Childhood Moment?
Future of the Middle-East?
Scholars
Politics
Getting old?
What was your favorite book growing up?
Three things you are grateful for?
Credentials or Experience?
Quality of life or quantity of life?
Happiness?
#Refutation #Debate #Dialogue
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Brother Wajdi Akkari a.k.a. Abu Musab, a world-renowned speaker born in Lebanon in the year 1980, is known for his dynamic talks and humorous approach in giving lectures. Due to his wild past which involved becoming a Buddhist, a rapper, an artist, a comedian, among many other aspects of wilderness, he has undergone a beautiful journey of rediscovery and enlightenment as he followed a path that made him the Muslim he is today. He is an increasingly popular and relatable teacher for many of our youth, those struggling to practice Islam, as well as non-Muslims.
1. To learn more about his journey, you can watch the podcast, recently recorded by Brother Saajid Lipham: https://youtu.be/pXrNA9nSKQg
2. Also from his Channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/OneWayToParadise
Overall, he is a regular brother who strives to act upon and propagate the teachings of Islam according to the Qur’an, Sunnah, and the understanding of the righteous predecessors
His Book on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08F6X4KZL/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_4308AQQ2WYDZZ6K7QM47
Questions I Asked:
1. On Guilty, Many Muslim Influencers including him have got amazing turning points in their life and many of them always regret losing their first half. Was that the Driving force behind his growth at the personal level and in preaching Islam? Did he regret the first half of his life going to waste?
2. Who Is Maulana Zingi Bingi In taka tuku and Zigi zigy hahaha, funny moment! But it was connected to his judging criteria ex: Knowing Arabic, Knowledge, and sciences like Eschatology.
3. Asked about his Framework. What exactly we should look into while refutation.
4. If Ahmed Deedat is known for his aggressive approach. in Dawah, brother Abu Mussab is known for his Aggressiveness in refutation. What if tomorrow he realizes that he should have taken a different approach (maybe a softer one) wouldn’t be regretting his earlier stance? Because a lot of damage would have already been done. We discussed that matter in detail.
5. Usually Aggressiveness is a kinda mask to show Fake Masculinity. That's why discussed more Masculinity. Just like Feminism, men have Masculinity issues - Be A Real Man kinda thing. What does it mean for him to be a Man in Islam?
6. We have a discussion on our Fitness background and how much he loves Gym.
7. Much more...
Rapid Fire Questions:
Family?
Core Belief?
Self-help Industry?
Missing Childhood Moment?
Future of the Middle-East?
Scholars
Politics
Getting old?
What was your favorite book growing up?
Three things you are grateful for?
Credentials or Experience?
Quality of life or quantity of life?
Happiness?
#Refutation #Debate #Dialogue