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Sacred Knowledge podcasts consist of authentic traditional Islamic knowledge from qualified teachers. Our podcasts range from audio and video lectures to classical Islamic songs. Visit sacredknowledge.co.uk for more material.

Sacred Knowledge Podcasts

Audio, and Video Archive of courses and events arranged by IV [Islamic Village]. The podcasts are designed as a resource for the students attending the courses or for review by students who were unable to attend. 

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Audio, and Video Archive of courses and events arranged by IV [Islamic Village]. The podcasts are designed as a resource for the students attending the courses or for review by students who were unable to attend. We aim to provide as much of the material free of charge to people. Most important is that people have easy access to valuable lessons. However, everything comes at a cost, and we welcome any donations which will go a long way to maintaining the podcasts and further courses. Simply click on the Paypal Donate button below and follow the instructions. You do not need a paypal account to donate. Jazakum Allah Khair

Islamic Village Podcast

الشيخ محمد حسان - شَذْرُ القَلائِدِ

Ahmed Hulusi'nin Türkiye ve Almanya Konferansları

AHMED HULUSİ - KONFERANSLAR

1992 yılında Ahmed Hulusi'nin TRT2'de yaptığı astroloji üzerine sohbetler

AHMED HULUSİ - ASTROLOJİ SOHBETLERİ - TRT2 1992

1993 yılında Ahmed Hulusi'nin Flash TV'de yaptığı evrensel gerçekler üzerine sohbetler

AHMED HULUSİ - EVRENSEL GERÇEKLER - FLASH TV 1993

Zohra Sarwari is an author of 15 books, international speaker, entrepreneur, publisher, and homeschooler. She has a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, a Master’s Degree in Business Administration, and has been studying Islamic Studies for more than 10 years. Alhamdullilah. She has been seen on FOX News, ABC News, CBS news and other TV channels. She has had many radio interviews, and magazine interviews. Her passion is teaching Muslims to become the best they can be, while teaching Non-Muslims about the true Islaam.

As a public speaker and Muslim life coach, Zohra Sarwari focuses on helping people achieve their goals and working with individuals on resolving specific challenges within their lives.

Zohra Sarwari is an author of 15 books, international speaker, entrepreneur, publisher, and homeschooler. She has a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, a Master’s Degree in Business Administration, and has been studying Islamic Studies for more than 10 years. Alhamdullilah. She has been seen on FOX News, ABC News, CBS news and other TV channels. She has had many radio interviews, and magazine interviews. Her passion is teaching Muslims to become the best they can be, while teaching Non-Muslims about the true Islaam. As a public speaker and Muslim life coach, Zohra Sarwari focuses on helping people achieve their goals and working with individuals on resolving specific challenges within their lives.

Zohra Sarwari

Shaykh Zahir Mahmood was born in England of United Kingdom. Following the completion of his formal state education at the age of 16, he enrolled at Dar al-Uloom al-Arabiyya al-Islamiyya, Bury, where he initiated his studies of the Alimiya course. Thereafter, he studied 3 years in the prestigious seat of learning al-Jamia al-Islamiyya, Karachi, Pakistan.

He went on to complete his Alimiya course at the pioneering Dar al-Uloom Newcastle, South Africa, which has since been used as a template for other seats of learning in the region. Here, the Shaykh’s studies included a detailed analysis of Sahih al-Bukhari with the renowned Scholar Shaykh Qasim Seema. Returning back to the UK, he gained a BA in Applied Theological Studies from the University of Birmingham and taught the Alimiya course at Madina al-Uloom Kidderminster for a subsequent 2 years. He also translated part of the classical Hanafi text of Fiqh, al-Shurunbulali’s Nur al-Idah in English.

The Shaykh currently lives in the Birmingham and captivates the heart of youths with motivation and encouragement to change. He has mastered many sciences such as Quran, Fiqh and Hadith and is licensed to teach them (Ijazah) in many Islamic Sciences from various Shuyukh. He currently teaches at the As-Suffa Institute, Birmingham.

He has taught many workshops, including Arabic at various levels and Seerah (The Life of The Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him) and also delivered countless talks about the Sahabah (Companions of The Prophet (Peace be upon him). He has endeavoured to reach out to the youth both locally and nationally by travelling throughout the country delivering talks and lectures in order to motivate the Muslim masses to become the best of people.

Shaykh Zahir Mahmood was born in England of United Kingdom. Following the completion of his formal state education at the age of 16, he enrolled at Dar al-Uloom al-Arabiyya al-Islamiyya, Bury, where he initiated his studies of the Alimiya course. Thereafter, he studied 3 years in the prestigious seat of learning al-Jamia al-Islamiyya, Karachi, Pakistan. He went on to complete his Alimiya course at the pioneering Dar al-Uloom Newcastle, South Africa, which has since been used as a template for other seats of learning in the region. Here, the Shaykh’s studies included a detailed analysis of Sahih al-Bukhari with the renowned Scholar Shaykh Qasim Seema. Returning back to the UK, he gained a BA in Applied Theological Studies from the University of Birmingham and taught the Alimiya course at Madina al-Uloom Kidderminster for a subsequent 2 years. He also translated part of the classical Hanafi text of Fiqh, al-Shurunbulali’s Nur al-Idah in English. The Shaykh currently lives in the Birmingham and captivates the heart of youths with motivation and encouragement to change. He has mastered many sciences such as Quran, Fiqh and Hadith and is licensed to teach them (Ijazah) in many Islamic Sciences from various Shuyukh. He currently teaches at the As-Suffa Institute, Birmingham. He has taught many workshops, including Arabic at various levels and Seerah (The Life of The Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him) and also delivered countless talks about the Sahabah (Companions of The Prophet (Peace be upon him). He has endeavoured to reach out to the youth both locally and nationally by travelling throughout the country delivering talks and lectures in order to motivate the Muslim masses to become the best of people.

Zahir Mahmood

Sheikh Sajid Umar was born in Leicester, UK. He attended primary and secondary school and college in Harare (Zimbabwe), where he studied IT and obtained a first class degree. Having memorised the Quran at the age of 18 and successfully opening an IT business, he turned his attention towards Islamic studies. He travelled to Riyadh where he enrolled at Imam Muhammed Ibn Saud Islamic University completing a University Diploma in Arabic language and Islamic Sciences. He continued his studies at al-Imam University, graduating with a Bachelor’s degree in Shariah, and a master’s degree in Judiciary (Qadha) from the Higher Institute for Judiciary Studies (Ma’had al-ali li’l-Qada) at al-Imam University. His Master’s Thesis was a Shariah based study of Liquidity Management using the famous Repurchase Agreement concept. He is now pursuing his PhD in the institute of Judiciary in Riyadh, specialising in Fiqh.

Sajid Umar has spent much of his semester breaks teaching various Islamic and development programs for the youth and adults worldwide. These classes ranged from lectures in Masajid, Conferences, Radio, TV and via Online mediums. He has also spent time working on syllabus and curriculum for use in Islamic schools based in the West. He is also a Senior Lecturer at Knowledge International University and a member of their Academic Management Team. His hobbies include building computers to customer specs, book collecting and reading.

Sajid Umar is also the ‘Director of Islamic Development’ for Mercy Mission World, AlKauthar and Student’s Guild Lecturer, Chief Islamic Editor for Little Explorers Magazine, and project manager for several media related programs specific to Islamic Satellite Channels. Sh. Sajid is married and has two sons, named Abdullah and Ahmed. He has a brown belt in karate, is a keen golfer, swimmer, footballer and cricketer, and has completed several articles and dissertations on the Islamic Sciences.

Sheikh Sajid Umar was born in Leicester, UK. He attended primary and secondary school and college in Harare (Zimbabwe), where he studied IT and obtained a first class degree. Having memorised the Quran at the age of 18 and successfully opening an IT business, he turned his attention towards Islamic studies. He travelled to Riyadh where he enrolled at Imam Muhammed Ibn Saud Islamic University completing a University Diploma in Arabic language and Islamic Sciences. He continued his studies at al-Imam University, graduating with a Bachelor’s degree in Shariah, and a master’s degree in Judiciary (Qadha) from the Higher Institute for Judiciary Studies (Ma’had al-ali li’l-Qada) at al-Imam University. His Master’s Thesis was a Shariah based study of Liquidity Management using the famous Repurchase Agreement concept. He is now pursuing his PhD in the institute of Judiciary in Riyadh, specialising in Fiqh. Sajid Umar has spent much of his semester breaks teaching various Islamic and development programs for the youth and adults worldwide. These classes ranged from lectures in Masajid, Conferences, Radio, TV and via Online mediums. He has also spent time working on syllabus and curriculum for use in Islamic schools based in the West. He is also a Senior Lecturer at Knowledge International University and a member of their Academic Management Team. His hobbies include building computers to customer specs, book collecting and reading. Sajid Umar is also the ‘Director of Islamic Development’ for Mercy Mission World, AlKauthar and Student’s Guild Lecturer, Chief Islamic Editor for Little Explorers Magazine, and project manager for several media related programs specific to Islamic Satellite Channels. Sh. Sajid is married and has two sons, named Abdullah and Ahmed. He has a brown belt in karate, is a keen golfer, swimmer, footballer and cricketer, and has completed several articles and dissertations on the Islamic Sciences.

Sajid Ahmed Umar

A weekly class on Islamic foundational principles, theology, law and ethics based on al-Sharḥ’l-Mumti’ ‘alā Zād’l-Mustaqni’. Taught weekly by Ustadh Abu Eesa Niamatullah.

Logical Progression (LP) - logicalprogression

Qari Ziyaad Patel was born in South Africa and is a man of multi-talents which he manages with extreme clarity and perfection.

After commencing memorisation of the Qur’an at the age of 11, Mufti Ghulam Hassan Saib of De Deur at Ogies – Mpumalanga saw him through his successful completion by 14 years of age after which came the mastery of Tajweed under the guidance of Hafiz Dr. Abdul Qadir Hansa Sahib which he topped up with further perfection under the wings of  Sheikh Abdullah Atiya Bayomi.

He has had the extreme privilege of having rendered his psalmody of the Holy Qur’an at various places such as Abdul Latif Jameel Mosque and Masjid-Taqwa in Jeddah under the Imamat of Al-Sheikh Sheikh Abu Bakr Shatri and also in different countries of the world such as United Kingdom, Ireland, Turkey, India, Kashmir, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Thailand, Botswana, Indonesia and South Africa.

Presently, Qari Ziyaad is attached to the Al Imaad Foundation which he has been managing diligently with amazing dedication and enthusiasm.

Qari Ziyaad Patel was born in South Africa and is a man of multi-talents which he manages with extreme clarity and perfection. After commencing memorisation of the Qur’an at the age of 11, Mufti Ghulam Hassan Saib of De Deur at Ogies – Mpumalanga saw him through his successful completion by 14 years of age after which came the mastery of Tajweed under the guidance of Hafiz Dr. Abdul Qadir Hansa Sahib which he topped up with further perfection under the wings of Sheikh Abdullah Atiya Bayomi. He has had the extreme privilege of having rendered his psalmody of the Holy Qur’an at various places such as Abdul Latif Jameel Mosque and Masjid-Taqwa in Jeddah under the Imamat of Al-Sheikh Sheikh Abu Bakr Shatri and also in different countries of the world such as United Kingdom, Ireland, Turkey, India, Kashmir, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Thailand, Botswana, Indonesia and South Africa. Presently, Qari Ziyaad is attached to the Al Imaad Foundation which he has been managing diligently with amazing dedication and enthusiasm.

Qari Ziyaad Patel was born in South Africa and is a man of multi-talents which he manages with extreme clarity and perfection.

After commencing memorisation of the Qur’an at the age of 11, Mufti Ghulam Hassan Saib of De Deur at Ogies – Mpumalanga saw him through his successful completion by 14 years of age after which came the mastery of Tajweed under the guidance of Hafiz Dr. Abdul Qadir Hansa Sahib which he topped up with further perfection under the wings of &nbsp;Sheikh Abdullah Atiya Bayomi.

He has had the extreme privilege of having rendered his psalmody of the Holy Qur’an at various places such as Abdul Latif Jameel Mosque and Masjid-Taqwa in Jeddah under the Imamat of Al-Sheikh Sheikh Abu Bakr Shatri and also in different countries of the world such as United Kingdom, Ireland, Turkey, India, Kashmir, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Thailand, Botswana, Indonesia and South Africa.

Presently, Qari Ziyaad is attached to the Al Imaad Foundation which he has been managing diligently with amazing dedication and enthusiasm.

Ziyaad Patel

المصحف الكامل للقارئ  من موقع المكتبة الصوتية للقرآن الكريم 
http://www.mp3quran.net Mp3 Quran
 Hatem Fareed Alwaer - Rewayat Hafs A'n Assem

المصحف الكامل للقارئ من موقع المكتبة الصوتية للقرآن الكريم http://www.mp3quran.net Mp3 Quran Hatem Fareed Alwaer - Rewayat Hafs A'n Assem

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المصحف الكامل للقارئ  من موقع المكتبة الصوتية للقرآن الكريم 
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   Abdulwadood Haneef - Rewayat Hafs A'n Assem

المصحف الكامل للقارئ من موقع المكتبة الصوتية للقرآن الكريم http://www.mp3quran.net Mp3 Quran Abdulwadood Haneef - Rewayat Hafs A'n Assem

القارئ  عبدالودود حنيف - رواية حفص عن عاصم  -    Abdulwadood Haneef - Rewayat Hafs A'n Assem |

المصحف الكامل للقارئ  من موقع المكتبة الصوتية للقرآن الكريم 
http://www.mp3quran.net Mp3 Quran
     Mahmoud Khalil Al-Hussary | Almusshaf Al Mojawwad

المصحف الكامل للقارئ من موقع المكتبة الصوتية للقرآن الكريم http://www.mp3quran.net Mp3 Quran Mahmoud Khalil Al-Hussary | Almusshaf Al Mojawwad

القارئ  محمود خليل الحصري | المصحف المجود   -      Mahmoud Khalil Al-Hussary | Almusshaf Al Mojawwad |

المصحف الكامل للقارئ  من موقع المكتبة الصوتية للقرآن الكريم 
http://www.mp3quran.net Mp3 Quran
    Mohammad Rashad Alshareef - Rewayat Hafs A'n Assem

المصحف الكامل للقارئ من موقع المكتبة الصوتية للقرآن الكريم http://www.mp3quran.net Mp3 Quran Mohammad Rashad Alshareef - Rewayat Hafs A'n Assem

محمد رشاد الشريف - رواية حفص عن عاصم  -     Mohammad Rashad Alshareef - Rewayat Hafs A'n Assem |

أستمع وأبحر مع أشراقات قرآنية "تفسير جزء عم" لفضيلة الشيخ د.سلمان بن فهد العودة كما صدر حديثا عن "مؤسسة الإسلام اليوم" كتاب "إشراقات قرآنية"، باكورة تفسير د.سلمان العودة، متضمنا خواطره حول تفسير جزء "عمّ" الكتاب متوفر في مكتبة "التدمرية" بمدينة الرياض، و مكتبة  "جرير" و"العبيكان" وفي جميع منافذ التوزيع لدى الشركة الوطنية، للاستفسار وطلب الكميات اتصل على 0555866044

أستمع وأبحر مع أشراقات قرآنية "تفسير جزء عم" لفضيلة الشيخ د.سلمان بن فهد العودة كما صدر حديثا عن "مؤسسة الإسلام اليوم" كتاب "إشراقات قرآنية"، باكورة تفسير د.سلمان العودة، متضمنا خواطره حول تفسير جزء "عمّ" الكتاب متوفر في مكتبة "التدمرية" بمدينة الرياض، و مكتبة "جرير" و"العبيكان" وفي جميع منافذ التوزيع لدى الشركة الوطنية، للاستفسار وطلب الكميات اتصل على 0555866044

إشراقات قرآنية-تفسير جزء عم

المصحف المرتل - عبد الرشيد صوفي

المصحف المعلم - محمد صديق المنشاوي

تسجيلات ابو مشاري -فاضح المجوس

Quran for our times - Bengali

Day to Day activity for Ramadan by sister Najiha Hashmi

Ramadan Daily Lectures 2017

Dawrah e Qur'an 2017-Karachi

Fiqh Al Qulub updated

شرح كتاب ابن القيم &#34;مدارج السالكين&#34; للشيخ محمد سيد حاج رحمه الله

شرح كتاب ابن القيم "مدارج السالكين" للشيخ محمد سيد حاج رحمه الله

مدارج السالكين

This podcast is dedicated to answering the three fundamental questions of human existence: “Where are you coming from? Where are you going to? And what is your destination?” in the light of the Risale-i Nur: a profoundly spiritual, insightful, and intellectual commentary on the Qur'an by Bediuzzaman Said Nursi (1878-1960): one of the most remarkable scholars of Islam in the modern era who distinguished himself with extraordinary memory and intellect, sincere devotion and spirituality, and an excellent grasp of both the Islamic tradition and the modern world. Maintained by Dr. Mustafa Tuna.

Reflections on Risale-i Nur

An in-depth study of the Quran encompassing many of its different sciences and interpretations including; the eloquence and practicalities of the language, its effect on major principles in theology and Islamic law, and spiritual wisdoms gained through a contemplation of its words.

Quranic Progression (QP) - quranicprogression

المصحف الكامل للقارئ  من موقع المكتبة الصوتية للقرآن الكريم 
http://www.mp3quran.net Mp3 Quran
 Slaah Bukhatir - Rewayat Hafs A'n Assem

المصحف الكامل للقارئ من موقع المكتبة الصوتية للقرآن الكريم http://www.mp3quran.net Mp3 Quran Slaah Bukhatir - Rewayat Hafs A'n Assem

القارئ  صلاح بو خاطر - رواية حفص عن عاصم  -  Slaah Bukhatir - Rewayat Hafs A'n Assem |

المصحف الكامل للقارئ بدر التركي  128 بت من موقع المكتبة الصوتية للقرآن الكريم 
http://www.mp3quran.net Mp3 Quran
 Bader Alturki - Rewayat Hafs A'n Assem

المصحف الكامل للقارئ بدر التركي 128 بت من موقع المكتبة الصوتية للقرآن الكريم http://www.mp3quran.net Mp3 Quran Bader Alturki - Rewayat Hafs A'n Assem

القارئ بدر التركي - رواية حفص عن عاصم -  Bader Alturki - Rewayat Hafs A'n Assem |

Hazza bin Abdullah bin Salem Al Balushi, also spelled Hazza Al‑Balushi or Hazza Al‑Bullushi, is a Quran reciter originally from Liwa in Oman. Born in 1995, he memorized the Qur’an in roughly eight years starting at age six and went on to study Economics and Political Science at Sultan Qaboos University.

His recitation follows the Hafs ‘an ‘Asim riwāyah and is known for its smooth, prayer‑ready murattal style—marked by gentle pacing, clear Tajwīd, and melodic balance. Starting in 2013, his recordings gained wide recognition; he has led Taraweeh prayers in countries including the UK, Kuwait, UAE, and Bahrain during Ramadan, and his full‑Qur’an sessions are featured in respected audio libraries worldwide.

Hazza bin Abdullah bin Salem Al Balushi, also spelled Hazza Al‑Balushi or Hazza Al‑Bullushi, is a Quran reciter originally from Liwa in Oman. Born in 1995, he memorized the Qur’an in roughly eight years starting at age six and went on to study Economics and Political Science at Sultan Qaboos University. His recitation follows the Hafs ‘an ‘Asim riwāyah and is known for its smooth, prayer‑ready murattal style—marked by gentle pacing, clear Tajwīd, and melodic balance. Starting in 2013, his recordings gained wide recognition; he has led Taraweeh prayers in countries including the UK, Kuwait, UAE, and Bahrain during Ramadan, and his full‑Qur’an sessions are featured in respected audio libraries worldwide.

Hazza Al Balushi

A podcast dedicated to sharing the stories of the Muslim women who wear and have worn the Niqab.
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Our experiences
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A podcast dedicated to sharing the stories of the Muslim women who wear and have worn the Niqab. 🌺 Our experiences Our perspectives Our voices

The Niqabi Diaries

The Positively Muslim Podcast is a show centered around the connection of Muslim practice to the process of healing, transforming and thriving as human individuals. Tarif Shraim, Muslim Chaplain, Imam, Executive Director and Practitioner of Positive Psychology, guides listeners through common roadblocks to growth and strategies for becoming better versions of ourselves. Click subscribe and begin the journey.

Positively Muslim Podcast

هذه القراءة بصوت الشيخ \ حمد الدريهم
https://islamhouse.com/ar/audios/2808313/
للمزيد موقع اسلام هاوس

هذه القراءة بصوت الشيخ \ حمد الدريهم https://islamhouse.com/ar/audios/2808313/ للمزيد موقع اسلام هاوس

كتاب رياض الصالحين - صوتي

Ashraf Arno Schneider, my name stands testament to my journey. Allow me to share a brief history of my intricate conversion story with you.

I was born and raised in a Christian family and named “Arno”. My mother was a beautiful singer and my father was the Pastor of our Church.
From an early age I was nurtured to faith through tellings of the various religious stories including those of Abraham and his sons, Noah upon his ship and Moses with his remarkable courage to guide his people to safety.
My birth name, meaning “The Eagle Leads” or “Strong as an Eagle” was chosen specifically to drive me to emulate the lives of these great men.

As time progressed and I reached my teens, I found within myself a burning desire to follow in my father’s footsteps and become a religious leader. Thus, I dedicated myself to this cause and soon acquired a platform upon which I could share my passion for God, and what I believed at the time to be His untainted revelation.

In my early 20’s I found myself in positions of leadership at my church. But, as my independence grew both in life and in faith; I started asking myself and my church elders questions which were often left unanswered. It was around this same time that my mother started reading the Quran after coming into contact with Islam due to a business relationship.

However, due to my religious standing I questioned her desire for additional knowledge and contested her quest.
My mother’s wavering Christian faith inevitably impacted my own surety, and I began to re-evaluate my plans for my life.
I decided then to work for Royal Caribbean Cruises for a year in order to take some time to figure out what I wanted for my life long-term. I said goodbye to my then-girlfriend, who is now, Alhamdul’illah, my wife, I packed my bags, and I left the known behind.

Before going through security to board my flight my mother held me close to her chest and whispered a prayer in my ear. It was a prayer to her new God, Allah, and one which I will never forget. She asked this Allah to “send a big angel” with me to protect me and to give me guidance. It was only once I arrived on the other side of the world, far from my friends and family, that I discovered that my mother had slipped a Quran into my bag. On the first page of the Quran she had left me a note encouraging me to read it, even if only so that I could debate against Muslim scholars if the opportunity ever presented itself.

It was my love for my mother and desire to understand her conviction that drove me to crack open those pages and begin reading. I started by committing myself to reading one page per night, and so one page turned into two and then three and eventually I found myself being consumed by this Book and I read the Quran cover to cover. With this introduction to Islam, my spiritual battle truly began, and ripped my life, my heart and soul apart. Nothing was as I had been raised to believe. Separated from my loved ones by continents I felt empty, and yet I knew that this was exactly where I needed to be…

Though I felt betrayed by the religious leaders of my childhood, I knew there was something guiding me now, and my excitement at having found Allah surpassed my feelings of betrayal. Even though I felt like I did not know this God yet, I knew He was right next to me, and that He would reveal Himself to me if I persisted in seeking to know Him.

Having completed the Quran and found new stories of the old prophets with whom I was already familiar, I went back to the Bible on which I had been raised and started a thorough comparative analysis of the two Books.

What I found is that there are far more similarities between these Books than what there are differences. The core revelation of the Quran, that there is only one, true God, is echoed in the Bible by Moses in Deuteronomy 6:4 where he declares: “Hear oh Israel, the LORD our God is ONE”. Even Jesus Christ confirms this proclamation by those who came before and after him in Mark 12:29.
When Jesus himself said that “you have never heard the voice of God, nor have you ever seen His shape” [John 5:37], I was forced to confront the fact that God couldn’t possibly be a Trinity. He is One.

This is where my journey began, and why I first made my declaration of faith:
There is only one, true God, and Mohammad (pbuh) is the final messenger of this God.

Ashraf Arno Schneider, my name stands testament to my journey. Allow me to share a brief history of my intricate conversion story with you. I was born and raised in a Christian family and named “Arno”. My mother was a beautiful singer and my father was the Pastor of our Church. From an early age I was nurtured to faith through tellings of the various religious stories including those of Abraham and his sons, Noah upon his ship and Moses with his remarkable courage to guide his people to safety. My birth name, meaning “The Eagle Leads” or “Strong as an Eagle” was chosen specifically to drive me to emulate the lives of these great men. As time progressed and I reached my teens, I found within myself a burning desire to follow in my father’s footsteps and become a religious leader. Thus, I dedicated myself to this cause and soon acquired a platform upon which I could share my passion for God, and what I believed at the time to be His untainted revelation. In my early 20’s I found myself in positions of leadership at my church. But, as my independence grew both in life and in faith; I started asking myself and my church elders questions which were often left unanswered. It was around this same time that my mother started reading the Quran after coming into contact with Islam due to a business relationship. However, due to my religious standing I questioned her desire for additional knowledge and contested her quest. My mother’s wavering Christian faith inevitably impacted my own surety, and I began to re-evaluate my plans for my life. I decided then to work for Royal Caribbean Cruises for a year in order to take some time to figure out what I wanted for my life long-term. I said goodbye to my then-girlfriend, who is now, Alhamdul’illah, my wife, I packed my bags, and I left the known behind. Before going through security to board my flight my mother held me close to her chest and whispered a prayer in my ear. It was a prayer to her new God, Allah, and one which I will never forget. She asked this Allah to “send a big angel” with me to protect me and to give me guidance. It was only once I arrived on the other side of the world, far from my friends and family, that I discovered that my mother had slipped a Quran into my bag. On the first page of the Quran she had left me a note encouraging me to read it, even if only so that I could debate against Muslim scholars if the opportunity ever presented itself. It was my love for my mother and desire to understand her conviction that drove me to crack open those pages and begin reading. I started by committing myself to reading one page per night, and so one page turned into two and then three and eventually I found myself being consumed by this Book and I read the Quran cover to cover. With this introduction to Islam, my spiritual battle truly began, and ripped my life, my heart and soul apart. Nothing was as I had been raised to believe. Separated from my loved ones by continents I felt empty, and yet I knew that this was exactly where I needed to be… Though I felt betrayed by the religious leaders of my childhood, I knew there was something guiding me now, and my excitement at having found Allah surpassed my feelings of betrayal. Even though I felt like I did not know this God yet, I knew He was right next to me, and that He would reveal Himself to me if I persisted in seeking to know Him. Having completed the Quran and found new stories of the old prophets with whom I was already familiar, I went back to the Bible on which I had been raised and started a thorough comparative analysis of the two Books. What I found is that there are far more similarities between these Books than what there are differences. The core revelation of the Quran, that there is only one, true God, is echoed in the Bible by Moses in Deuteronomy 6:4 where he declares: “Hear oh Israel, the LORD our God is ONE”. Even Jesus Christ confirms this proclamation by those who came before and after him in Mark 12:29. When Jesus himself said that “you have never heard the voice of God, nor have you ever seen His shape” [John 5:37], I was forced to confront the fact that God couldn’t possibly be a Trinity. He is One. This is where my journey began, and why I first made my declaration of faith: There is only one, true God, and Mohammad (pbuh) is the final messenger of this God.

Ashraf Schneider

We’re parked at the intersection of spirituality & culture, a place where Muslims of all kinds discuss film, art, fashion, pop culture & faith.

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This podcast series is based on the book Arba‘īnīyyāt written by Sayyid Aḥmad Zanjānī (d. 1973). The book belongs to the genre of “forty-ḥadīth” literature and is on the topic of spiritual purification. Unlike most forty-ḥadīth works which only compile forty traditions on any given theme, Sayyid Aḥmad instead builds 4 unique chains of forty ḥadīth, where each ḥadīth is a preliminary for the next ḥadīth, using the following tradition as his basis:
Imam Baqir (a) says: Allah (swt) sent revelation to Adam (a) saying: I have collected all goodness in four words; one of them is for me, one of them is for you, one of them is for between you and I, and one of them is for between you and the rest of humanity. 
1) As for that which is for me it is that you worship me and do not associate any partners with me.
2) That which is for you is the recompense for your deeds with a reward that you most need.
3) That which is between you and I is that you supplicate, and I accept and answer your supplications.
4) That which is between you and people is that you must like for others that which you like for yourself and dislike for others what you dislike for yourself.

For each of these “four words” or four dimensions of human relationship with Allah (swt) and rest of humanity, Sayyid Aḥmad brings forty unique aḥādīth from the Prophet (p) and his Ahl al-Bayt (a) to expand and elaborate on each of these dimensions. The result is a series of 160 traditions, whereby a person who has gone through this series will have a better understanding of what it means to be sincere towards Allah (swt), the nature of Allah’s (swt) rewards for the believers, the nature of supplication and its fulfilment, and our ethical responsibilities when dealing with others.

Syed Ali Imran will be summarizing these discussions of Sayyid Aḥmad Zanjānī in this podcast series, taking the listeners through each ḥadīth one by one.

This podcast series is based on the book Arba‘īnīyyāt written by Sayyid Aḥmad Zanjānī (d. 1973). The book belongs to the genre of “forty-ḥadīth” literature and is on the topic of spiritual purification. Unlike most forty-ḥadīth works which only compile forty traditions on any given theme, Sayyid Aḥmad instead builds 4 unique chains of forty ḥadīth, where each ḥadīth is a preliminary for the next ḥadīth, using the following tradition as his basis: Imam Baqir (a) says: Allah (swt) sent revelation to Adam (a) saying: I have collected all goodness in four words; one of them is for me, one of them is for you, one of them is for between you and I, and one of them is for between you and the rest of humanity. 1) As for that which is for me it is that you worship me and do not associate any partners with me. 2) That which is for you is the recompense for your deeds with a reward that you most need. 3) That which is between you and I is that you supplicate, and I accept and answer your supplications. 4) That which is between you and people is that you must like for others that which you like for yourself and dislike for others what you dislike for yourself. For each of these “four words” or four dimensions of human relationship with Allah (swt) and rest of humanity, Sayyid Aḥmad brings forty unique aḥādīth from the Prophet (p) and his Ahl al-Bayt (a) to expand and elaborate on each of these dimensions. The result is a series of 160 traditions, whereby a person who has gone through this series will have a better understanding of what it means to be sincere towards Allah (swt), the nature of Allah’s (swt) rewards for the believers, the nature of supplication and its fulfilment, and our ethical responsibilities when dealing with others. Syed Ali Imran will be summarizing these discussions of Sayyid Aḥmad Zanjānī in this podcast series, taking the listeners through each ḥadīth one by one.

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