Shari’ah Classes in Canberra

Shari’ah Classes in Canberra

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  • General Lessons & Admonitions - 24

    Lesson 24 - Repentance from past sins.


    I was upon misguidance and Allah guided me, however during this time I oppressed other people. How do I repent from these sins now that I am upon the right path?


    كنت ضالا فهداني الله وكنت قد ارتكبت بعض المظالم فكيف أتحلل منها؟


    Lesson Date: Monday, 29/06/2020

    14 min
  • Important Lessons for Every Muslim - 24

    Lesson 24 - The Pillars of Imaan (Part 11):

    The sixth pillar of Imaan - Belief in al-Qadar (decree, predestination).

    Believing in al-Qadar entails the belief in all four of its pillars; knowledge ('ilm), writing (kitaaba), will ('mashee'ah) and creation (khalq).

    The fruits of belief in al-Qadar.

    That belief in al-Qadar necessitates action, and relying on what has been written in our books from decree is forbidden.

    Lesson Date: 25/06/2020

    14 min
  • Important Lessons for Every Muslim - 23

    Lesson 23 - The Pillars of Imaan (Part 10):

    The fifth pillar of Imaan - Belief in the Last Day.

    To believe in everything that will happen after death, starting with the test of the grave and its subsequent punishments or pleasures, the resurrection, standing before Allah, the scales, the siraat (bridge over Jahannam), the distribution of the books of deeds, Paradise and Hellfire.

    There are two types of Iman in the Last Day: Decisive (jaazim) and firmly established (raasikh).

    Belief in the Last Day also includes belief in the signs that will precede it - both the major and minor signs.

    Lesson Date: 15/06/2020

    11 min
  • Important Lessons for Every Muslim - 22

    Lesson 22 - The Pillars of Imaan (Part 9):

    The fourth pillar of Imaan - Belief in the Messengers.

    To have general belief in the Messengers which have not been mentioned and specific belief in those which have been mentioned at length or in brief, in either the Quran or Sunnah or both.

    To believe that all of them (without exception) conveyed the clear message given to them by Allah.

    To believe that there was no good except that they told their people of it, and no evil except that they warned their people of it.

    To believe that Allah gave them ranks amongst one another and that the best of them was the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.

    Lesson Date: 04/06/2020

    12 min
  • Explanation of Kitaab al-Tawheed - Chapter 6

    Chapter 6 - An explanation of tawheed and the testimony: 'Laa illaaha illa Allah'


    00:00 - Explanation of the chapter title.

    06:02 - The 1st evidence from Surat al-Israa - ayah 57.

    13:08 - The 2nd evidence from Surat al-Zukhruf - ayah 26-28.

    20:09 - The 3rd evidence from Surat al-Tawba - ayah 31.

    27:56 - The 4th evidence from Surat al-Baqarah - ayah 165.

    37:05 - The 5th evidence - the hadith of Tarik ibn Ashyama Al Ashja’i.

    48:50 - The important issues (masaa'il) of the chapter.


    Chapter Notes: ⁠sc.isb.org.au/kt-nts⁠

    1 hr 6 min

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Duroos (lessons) based on the Quran and Sunnah according to the understanding of the salaf. Broadcast from Taqwa Masjid, Canberra, Australia.