Donating without true intentions Why good deeds may not count on Judgment Day

Farhan Abdul Azeez was born and raised in Michigan. He completed his primary and secondary school from Michigan Islamic Academy, where he later served as an Islamic Studies teacher. He has studied Arabic and Tajweed in Egypt, and Arabic and Islamic Studies with local institutes and teachers in the US. Farhan completed his undergraduate studies from Michigan State University graduating with a Bachelor’s degree in Human Biology.

Farhan Abdul Azeez, completed his medical school from Michigan State University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine, and is a practicing Emergency Medicine physician in Dallas, TX.

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Farhan Abdul Azeez was born and raised in Michigan. He completed his primary and secondary school from Michigan Islamic Academy, where he later served as an Islamic Studies teacher. He has studied Arabic and Tajweed in Egypt, and Arabic and Islamic Studies with local institutes and teachers in the US. Farhan completed his undergraduate studies from Michigan State University graduating with a Bachelor’s degree in Human Biology. Farhan Abdul Azeez, completed his medical school from Michigan State University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine, and is a practicing Emergency Medicine physician in Dallas, TX.

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Donating without true intentions Why good deeds may not count on Judgment Day