Lectures – Shaykh Abu Fudayl Abdur-Raqeeb

What is Islām and what do Muslims believe?, a lecture by Shaykh Abu Fudayl Abdur-Raqeeb (hafidhahullāh)

• The ḥadīth of Jibrīl: Islām, īmān, iḥsān and the Hour

• Many people know the purpose of a car or a pen, but not the purpose of their own creation

• When people are judged by their wealth rather than their character

• Justice beyond the grave: a Day when even the horned ram will be judged

A response to the groups of innovation, a lecture by Shaykh Abu Fudayl Abdur-Raqeeb (hafidhahullāh)

• Calling to Allāh is the greatest of all occupations, the occupation of the Messengers

• The way of the Salaf was to understand Tawḥīd and shirk in all its forms, not to memorise verses of the Bible for debate

• The two conditions for a deed to be accepted: sincerity and following the Sunnah

• The man who gave charity to be praised, and was told on the Day of Judgement that he had already been praised