Welcome back to our enlightening journey through the 16 major sins in Islam. Many vices may lead to spiritual downfall in Islam. Sadly, we can't overlook the pressing issue of rising drug abuse among today's Muslim youth. Let's discuss this sin and more.

Congratulations! You are halfway through our life-changing series on the 16 major sins in Islam. Your commitment to Islam and learning is truly inspiring. Today, we're diving deep into four more sins, uncovering truths that will transform your heart and soul and protect your family from the evils of these sins.

In Islam, some sins are so severe that they endanger your salvation and can lead to hellfire. The Quran mentions 16 major sins, and in our last session, we discussed the first four. Today, we're diving into three more. Understanding these major sins is essential for living a life of faith and righteousness. This knowledge may save you and your family.

In the previous session, Imam Jafar Al-Sadeq gave us a comprehensive list of the 16 major sins in Islam, each supported by evidence from the Quran. This list is critical for you, me, and every Muslim to study and understand because these sins may lead you straight to Hellfire, while avoiding them guarantees your success. Today, we take a deep dive into the first three items on the list.

Do you know the major sins in Islam? Can you list all sixteen of them? Do you have evidence from the Quran to support your answer? If you want to learn about every major sin in Islam, you have come to the right place. We have put together a fantastic mini-series that will dive into this crucial topic.

Did you know that if you steer clear of major sins, Allah promises to forgive everything else? But there are some conditions! Join us in the next 10 minutes as we explore Aya of Surah An-Nisaa together. Let's begin.

Aya 30 of Surah An-Nisaa tells us about the consequences of overstepping boundaries in life. This isn't just about breaking rules, but understanding what justice really means in the eyes of Allah. Discover how Allah's power effortlessly operates beyond human limitations. Let's begin.

Did you know that Allah's command "Do not kill yourselves" holds two key meanings? It is a clear warning against suicide, but also advises Muslims against other actions that may lead to harm. We invite you to spend the next few minutes learning about the beautiful mercy behind this Aya. Let's begin.

In today's Tafsir, Allah teaches us how to protect and grow our wealth. It is especially important if you work in sales. Let's begin.

Curious about how Islam and trade connect in the Quran? Today, we explore Quranic wisdom, which teaches us about Halal earnings, fair business practices, how to stimulate economic growth, and combat corruption. This Tafsir is ideal for all Muslims, particularly those in business and government. Let's begin!