Let's Explore Our Deen

Let's Explore Our Deen

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  • Ar-Raheeq Al-Makhtum | Seerah – Episode 1

    This episode begins our Seerah series based on Ar-Raheeq Al-Makhtum (The Sealed Nectar), one of the most authentic and widely respected biographies of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.

    In Episode 1, we set the foundation by exploring the world before Islam—the condition of Arabia, society, beliefs, and morals at the time of the Prophet’s birth. Understanding this background helps us appreciate why the coming of Islam was a mercy for humanity and how the Prophet ﷺ transformed a broken society through revelation and character.

    This episode is the starting point for anyone who wants to understand the Seerah clearly, systematically, and authentically—not as distant history, but as a living guidance for our lives today.

    #Seerah #ArRaheeqAlMakhtum #LifeOfTheProphet #IslamicHistory #ExploreOurDeen #Reminder

    1 hr 8 min
  • How to Spend Ramadan | Dr. Israr Ahmed

    Ramadan is not just a month of fasting from food and drink—it is a training period for the soul. In this powerful reminder, Dr. Israr Ahmed explains how a believer should truly spend Ramadan to gain taqwa, self-discipline, and closeness to Allah.


    #Ramadan #DrIsrarAhmed #HowToSpendRamadan #IslamicReminder #Taqwa #Quran #ExploreOurDeen


    38 min
  • Gunah Ka Hona Aur Tauba Karna – Reminder

    Sin is a reality of human life, but persisting in sin without repentance is the real danger. In this reminder, we reflect on the Islamic understanding of gunah (sin) and the door of tauba (repentance) that Allah has kept wide open for His servants.

    This episode explains that making mistakes does not remove a person from Allah’s mercy. What matters is recognizing the sin, feeling remorse, leaving it, and sincerely turning back to Allah. Islam does not demand perfection, but it demands honesty, humility, and the courage to return.

    A powerful reminder that Allah loves those who repent, and that no matter how great the sin may seem, Allah’s mercy is always greater—as long as the servant returns before it’s too late.

    #Gunah #Tauba #AllahKiRehmat #IslamicReminder #Repentance #ExploreOurDeen #Reminder

    1 hr
  • Iqbal’s Fear, Humility, and Devotion – Dr. Israr Ahmed

    In this deep and heart-touching reminder, Dr. Israr Ahmed reflects on the extraordinary humility, fear of accountability, and devotion found in the poetry of Allama Iqbal. Unlike self-praise or spiritual arrogance, Iqbal’s words reflect a soul trembling before Allah and His Messenger ﷺ.

    Through this powerful Persian poem, Iqbal turns inward—fearing that if his words contain anything other than the Qur’an, if his influence is mixed with ego, or if his message misleads the Ummah, then he deserves humiliation rather than honor. This is not despair, but the highest form of sincerity (ikhlas).

    Dr. Israr Ahmed explains how this mindset represents the true spirit of Islamic leadership and scholarship:

    • Fear of misguiding the Ummah

    • Discomfort with fame and influence

    • Willingness to be erased if the message is not pure

    A profound reminder for speakers, writers, callers to Deen—and anyone seeking Allah’s pleasure over recognition.

    ور بحرفم غیر قرآن مضمر است
    ای فروغت صبح اعصار و دہور
    چشم تو بینندۂ ما فی الصدور
    پردۂ ناموس فکرم چاک کن
    این خیابان را ز خارم پاک کن
    تنگ کن رخت حیات اندر برم
    اہل ملت را نگہدار از شرم
    سبز کشت نابسامانم مکن
    بہرہ گیر از ابر نیسانم مکن
    خشک گردان بادہ در انگور من
    زہر ریز اندر مے کافور من
    روز محشر خوار و رسوا کن مرا
    بی نصیب از بوسۂ پا کن مرا

    مفہوم:
    اگر میرے دل کا آئینہ جوہروں سے خالی ہے، اگر میری باتوں میں قرآن کے سوا کچھ بھی شامل ہے، تو اے رسول ﷺ! میری فکر کا پردہ چاک کر دیجئے۔ اگر میری باتیں بے اثر ہو جائیں، اگر میں قیامت کے دن رسوا ہو جاؤں—یہ سب قبول ہے، بس شرط یہ ہے کہ میں امت کو نقصان نہ پہنچاؤں۔

    #AllamaIqbal #DrIsrarAhmed #Ikhlas #IslamicThought #FearOfAllah #ExploreOurDeen #Reminder #QuranCentered #HumilityInIslam


    6 min
  • If Fate is Predetermined Then Where is Our Freewill

    In life, sometimes after making a choice, we feel, “If only I had done this, I would have benefited.” This feeling shows that we recognize our free will because true compulsion (jabr) means no other possibility exists. This natural feeling is not an illusion.

    Sometimes, it feels like the fault wasn’t ours but the circumstances, and anyone in such a situation would have done the same. Here, we accept compulsion.

    Philosophers who examine these two feelings together get puzzled because only one outcome can actually happen. Both feelings are correct but from different perspectives—one ignores circumstances, the other ignores our choice. Some philosophers support a view called compatibilism, which reconciles fate and free will (see Frankfurt’s arguments).

    Religion teaches us to understand and use these two feelings appropriately at different times, validating both with full meaning. The religious narrative embraces the complex human experience of free will and destiny.

    Note: This topic is extensive, and a short post may not do it justice. For deeper understanding, read Syed Maududi’s book Mas’alah Jabr-o-Qadr (Problem of Compulsion and Predestination).


    Hashtags:
    #exploreourdeen #freewill #predestination#exploreourdeen #reminder#molanamodudi #audiobook #drisrarahmed #drghulammurtaza #molanaishaq #freewill#predestination #taqdeer


    38 min
  • Don't Show off Your Good Deeds – Rayakari (Dikhawa)

    In Islam, sincerity (ikhlas) is the essence of every good deed. This reminder warns against Rayakari—doing good just to show others. When we seek praise from people instead of the pleasure of Allah, even our best actions lose their value in His sight.

    Surah An-Najm (53:32)
    "So do not claim yourselves to be pure; He is most knowing of who fears Him."

    بیان القرآن – ڈاکٹر اسرار احمد
    "اپنے نفس کی پاکی کے دعوے نہ کرو، وہی بہتر جانتا ہے کہ واقعتاً متقی کون ہے..."

    True taqwa lives in the heart, not in outward displays. Often, those who shout the loudest about their piety are hiding emptiness within. This talk by Dr. Israr Ahmed reminds us that real righteousness needs no audience—only Allah's approval.

    #ExploreOurDeen #DrIsrarAhmed #MolanaMoududi #Reminder #Rayakari #Ikhlas #Taqwa #MolanaIshaq #Dikhawa #IslamicCharacter

    28 min
  • Love of Anything More Than The Love of Allah - Reminder

    Many Muslims today unknowingly place people, desires, careers, or status above their love for Allah ﷻ. This reminder highlights how such misplaced priorities can weaken our faith and disconnect us from our true purpose.

    When anything becomes more important than Allah in our hearts, it becomes a form of hidden shirk. This talk revives the call to put Allah first, above all else—because true peace and success come only through loving and obeying Him.

    "O you who believe! Let not your wealth or your children divert you from the remembrance of Allah..." (Qur'an 63:9)

    #LoveForAllah #Reminder #ExploreOurDeen #MolanaMoududi #DrIsrarAhmed #Tazkiyah #IslamicReminders #PrioritiesInIslam #UmmahAwakening


    34 min
  • Reviving the Lost Muslim Identity – A Call to Wake Up

    In today’s world, many Muslims have lost their connection with the true essence of Islam. The rise of Western influence in every part of life—education, politics, lifestyle—has led to a serious decline in our spiritual identity and sense of duty.

    This powerful reminder brings together voices like Molana Maududi, Dr. Israr Ahmad, Molana Ishaq, and Khalid Mehmood Abbasi—who dedicated their lives to reviving the Islamic mission and awakening the Ummah’s true purpose.

    🎧 If you want to revive your lost spirit and identity, this combo is a must-listen. It reconnects you to the vision of Islamic dominance, responsibility, and revival in modern times.

    یہی تھے پاسباں جو کل حرم سے باوفا ٹھہرے
    جدید دُنیا میں دین اسلام کے مُحسن۔۔۔
    لوگوں کو ان کی تصانیف پڑھاؤ، تاکہ انہیں پتہ چلے کہ غلبہ اسلام کے لیے کیسے کوشش کی جائے۔
    آج جہاں کہیں بھی دین کا سپاہی ملے گا، وہ انہی کے زیر اثر ہو گا۔

    #exploreourdeen #reminder #khalidmehmoodabbasi #DrIsrarAhmed #molanaishaq #molanamodudi #allamaiqbal #muslimidentity #sahiladeem #youthclub #global #Islam #Khilafah #democracy


    9 min
  • Part- 2 || Kalma-e-Tayyab || Maulana Maududi

    In this continuation of his deep exploration of Kalma-e-Tayyab, Maulana Maududi further unpacks the profound meaning behind the words “La ilaha illallah, Muhammadur Rasulullah.”

    Part 2 focuses on the practical effects and responsibilities that come with truly accepting this declaration. Maulana Maududi explains how the Kalma demands more than belief—it requires action, commitment, and transforming our lives to align with Allah’s commands and the Sunnah of the Prophet ﷺ.

    This talk encourages believers to move beyond mere words, understanding that the Kalma is a complete way of life—a guide for personal character, social justice, and collective responsibility in the Muslim community and the world.

    #KalmaETayyab #MaulanaMaududi #IslamicTeachings #FaithIntoAction #CompleteDeen #ExploreOurDeen

    7 min
  • Part-1 || Kalma-e-Tayyab || Maulana Maududi

    In this foundational and deeply insightful talk, Maulana Maududi unpacks the true meaning and implications of Kalma-e-Tayyab — “La ilaha illallah, Muhammadur Rasulullah.” This is not just a phrase we recite, but a powerful declaration that transforms a person’s entire way of thinking, living, and relating to the world.

    In Part 1, Maulana Maududi explains how this Kalma is a revolutionary commitment:

    • Denial of all false authorities and deities (La ilaha),

    • And full submission to the guidance of Allah through His final messenger (Illallah, Muhammadur Rasulullah).

    This talk challenges the passive understanding of faith and revives the Kalma as a living force—meant to reshape personal character, society, and global systems in line with the will of Allah.

    #KalmaETayyab #MaulanaMaududi #IslamicFoundations #Shahadah #DeenOfSubmission #ExploreOurDeen

    11 min

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