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Shaykh Dr. Haitham al-Haddad is a jurist and serves as a judge for the Islamic Council (UK). He has studied the Islamic sciences for over 20 years under the tutelage of renowned scholars such as the late Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia and the retired Head of the Kingdom's Higher Judiciary Council. He specialised in many Islamic sciences and submitted his doctoral thesis on Islamic jurisprudence concerning Muslim minorities. He is highly respected, having specialised knowledge in the field of Fiqh, Usul al-Fiqh, Maqāsid al-Shari'ah, Ulum al-Qur’ān, Tafsīr, Aqīdah, and Fiqh al-Hadīth. He provides complex theories that address the role of Islamic jurisprudence within a Western environment whilst also critically re-analysing the approach of Islamic jurists in forming legal rulings (ifta’) within a Western sociopolitical context.
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00:00 Introduction
03:46 What is the role of Traditional Scholars in the Modern Era?
11:29 Why is there generally a greater focus on individual reformation?
17:11 The relevance of this discussion to the genocide in Gaza
21:25 How do we address the imbalance?
23:40 Does traditional learning prepare students for the challenges of modernity?
27:38 Are the books of Fiqh suitable to deal with contemporary problems?
37:55 Classical scholars addressed classical issues.
38:28 What happens to an Alim graduate upon graduating?
40:26 What is the line between contextualisation and modernisation?
53:34 Considering the other-worldly objectives of Islam.
58:14 WE DON’T REFLECT ON THE QURAN!
1:03:31 All this is summarised in one verse.
1:06:48 Most of the books of Aqida Commentaries focus on the differences between Muslims
1:11:36 Sufis are also Salafis :-)
1:12:35 Closing Remarks
In this podcast episode, M. Irshaad Sedick (host) speaks with M. Khalil Hendricks, Sh. Muhammad West and M. Zakariyya Harnekar about the 2024 South African Elections results, explicitly addressing the question, “Did Western Cape Muslims Betray Palestine for the DA?”
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00:00 Introduction
02:07 Initial Comments, Reactions to The Elections Results & Framing The Analysis
06:34 Three Points Presented
07:26 Sowing the Seeds of Discord - Anti-Muslim Propaganda - First Point
16:11 How Many Muslims Voted - Second Point
18:50 How Muslim Areas Voted - Third Point
28:32 What These Numbers Indicate - Support for Palestine & Drop in the DA votes
29:57 Comments on These Results
31:25 Why Focus on the Palestinian Issue?
31:58 Questions and Answers Based on the Analysis
41:09 Nasiha (Guidance) on the Way Forward
53:02 Host’s Concluding Remarks
54:25 Du‘a (Supplication) - Shaykh Muhammad West
Join Shaykh Muhammad West, Mln Khalil Hendricks, Mln Zakariyya Harnekar, and Mln Irshaad Sedick for this discussion on the 2024 South African National Elections & Guidance for The Muslim Vote.
00:00 - Intro
02:00 - Initial Thoughts - Ruling on Voting
11:55 - How central is the consideration of the Palestine issue?
14:00 - Who not to vote for?
29:59 - Is support for Palestine enough to overlook corruption and poor governance? Should we vote for the ANC?
41:33 - Smaller parties and Muslim parties
44:38 - EFF?
45:33 - Voting for smaller parties?
1:00:40 - Doing our part in public service and civic activism
1:07:23 - Who are we voting for?
1:11:38 - Rafah is burning
1:12:46 - Dua (Supplication)
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In this episode, we sit down with Khuddam al-Islam to discuss their story and the beautiful Ramadan Qiyam al-Layl programmes they have developed.
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Join M. Irshaad Sedick, M. Saalim Peck, M. Zakariyya Harnekar, and H. Achmat Solomon for this reflection (Tafakkur) on the meanings of verses 4 -10 of Sura al-Nur (Quran, 24:4-10)
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00:00 Start
00:10 Recitation Sura Nur V 4-10
03:04 Introduction
03:24 Quick Recap
04:57 Don’t take fornication and adultery lightly
06:01 Verse Four
11:30 Should someone with an STD inform their potential spouse?
12:31 How sins should be hidden
16:09 Verse Five
17:25 Who does the verse refer to?
18:57 What if you catch your spouse?
20:00 Verse Six
20:46 Verse Seven
22:38 Where is Qadhf and Li’an discussed?
25:16 Should one forgive their cheating spouse?
28:57 Wouldn't you love it if Allah forgives you?
30:39 Is there a difference between the cheating of a man and a woman?
35:50 Individual's choice
37:17 Try to forgive... why?
39:11 Advice to women in abusive marriages
40:24 Whatever you choose...
41:13 A bargaining chip
41:51 Encouragement for women in abusive marriages
43:52 What do the Madhahib say about the Repentance of an accuser?
44:54 Mln Zakariyya's advice on staying away from Zina
47:51 What Mln Zakariyya told himself when he was younger
48:39 H. Achmat's example from a rugby perspective
49:52 M:What does a spouse do when accused of adultery?
50:26 Verse Eight
50:47 Verse Nine
52:50 Verse Ten
53:52 Allah ends the verse with His quality - Hakim
54:19 Wisdom of these laws in light of the Me 2 movement
58:06 All victims have recourse to the law
58:51 Tips to protect your marriage
59:38 Don’t spy, even on your spouse.
01:02 Satisfy your spouse sufficiently
01:02:33 oversexualisation of society
01:03:44 You'll never have to regret...
01:06:53 Responsibility on couples
01:08:12 Outro
Join M. Irshaad Sedick, M. Zakariyya Harnekar, and H. Achmat Solomon for this reflection (Tafakkur) on the meanings of the first three verses of Sura al-Nur (Quran, 24:1-3)
00:00 Start
00:24 Introduction
01:20 Recitation of Sura Nur 1-5
03:25 Why Sura Nur?
08:24 Verse One
16:48 Verse Two
41:39 Q&A: Hadd Punishment - Is One Absolved in the Akhira
46:00 Verse Three
01:08:34 Q&A: Can we ask a suitor about their past sins?
01:15:07 Q&A: Are we allowed to ask if the potential suitor ever changed sexes?
01:18:25 Quran Study Tip
01:25:58 Why Ml. Zakariyya takes a while to reply to messages.
01:34:09 Sura Wa Al-‘Asr
Since the 7th of October, 2023, Dr Ehab Bader has spent 43 days in Gaza and volunteered at Al Shifa Hospital. Hear his first-hand account of what life in Gaza was like for him and his loved ones.
Ehab Bader is a husband and a father of three kids. He is a professional consultant in leadership and management. He is a physician and a paediatrician. Ehab graduated from the University of Western Ontario as a specialist in newborns and premature babies in 2014. He is also a graduate of Harvard University in management and leadership. Ehab holds a bachelor’s degree in Share’a and Islamic studies from Egypt. He lived in different places worldwide, including the Middle East, Europe, and North America, where he worked in character building and personal and community development for over 20 years.
He is passionate about learning and teaching Islam as a methodology and a way of life.”
One of the recurring conversations around the genocide taking place in Gaza and South Africa’s case against Israel at the ICJ is about the organisation known as Hamas. In this discourse, M. Irshaad Sedick explains South Africa’s position and the position of many justice-loving South Africans on Hammas.
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Join us for a thought-provoking and inspirational hour with anti-apartheid veteran Reverend Dr. Allan Boesak as he delves into the intricate intersections of Palestine, Christianity, and Zionism. Drawing on his profound experiences in the South African anti-apartheid movement, Dr. Boesak reflects on the parallels, challenges, and opportunities within the Palestinian liberation struggle. Unpacking the role of faith in advocacy, the episode explores how individuals and communities can contribute to a just and peaceful resolution. Dr. Boesak’s unique perspective offers valuable insights into fostering understanding and solidarity in pursuing a brighter future for all.
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In a heroic effort to stop the genocide of Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank, South Africa has officially laid a charge of genocide against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ). Advocate Mohammad Anwar Albertus sheds light on the matter in this podcast with co-hosts M. Irshaad Sedick and Dr M. Yusuf Patel.
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Authentic knowledge from authentic sources.
In an age when anyone can record a video and call themselves a scholar, Islam has never been carried that way. It moves from teacher to student,…
Hosted by Shaykh Irshaad Sedick in Cape Town, this podcast is built on that principle.
ROOTED, the flagship interview series, sits with the scholars of South Africa who went to the source and came home, and asks what it cost them to get there.
Alongside it, Studio Chats brings single conversations on whatever the moment asks of us, from Qurbani to Gaza to the state of Islamic education. The Ramadan series, Unlocking Hearts, I Am Near, Tafakkur and Understanding Juz Amma, are kept complete so they can be followed from the first day.
More than 175 episodes since 2021.
Every episode, with chapter markers and full notes: isnadacademy.com/podcast