Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapters 1.3 through 1.5 of the classic Maliki test, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the messages of the previous prophets, the Resurrection, and the intercession. More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapters 1.1 and 1.2 of the classic Maliki test, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the translation of "laa ilaaha illa Allah," and the names and attributes of Allah.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains the introduction and preface of the classic Maliki test, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include an overview of modern-day fiqh topics, Al-Khidr, and good adab with the scholars.More

Sheikh Abu taubah begins explaining the classic Maliki test, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani, focusing on the table of contents, which includes the 38 chapters of fiqh. Topics include the Sheikh's education, the history of fiqh in America, and the distinctions of the Maliki madhhab.More

In this special episode of Outlining FiQh, Sheikh Abu taubah comments on the views of a selection of modern-day Islamic scholars on the current situation of war against Iran, including the sectarian splits being exploited by the enemies of Islam and the Muslims' defense efforts against the Zionist aggression and genocide.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains unit 8, chapter 5 (maintenance of family and property) from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence." Topics include: nafaqaat (maintenance or support) rulings for wives, children, slaves, and animals; social justice, the harms of fascism and overbearing legalism, and the importance of socialization in Islam.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains unit 8, chapter 4 (alimony) from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence." Topics include: alimony for the divorcee, nafaqaat (maintenance or support), and the cause for the breakdown of gender relations in the West along with solutions.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains unit 8, chapter 3 (reasons for losing custody) from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence." Topics include: reasons either the father or mother may lose custody, split custody, and the role of society in establishing families.More

Sheikh Abu taubah finishes explaining unit 8, chapter 2 (custody aka kindergarten, or HaDaana) from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence." Topics include: custody of young children (hadana), the necessity of local fuqaha, and cultural marriage practices in the East.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains unit 8, chapter 2 (custody) from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence." Topics include: child custody, distinguishing between marriage and adultery in non-Islamic environments, and modern-day social ills.More