Muslims saved thousands of Tutsis in Rwanda: Video from Al-Jazeera
This is an awesome video released today by Al-Jazeera regarding the Hutu massacres and the Muslims aiding the Tutsis.
The Rwandan Mufti makes some interesting points; the hutus considered Muslims ‘untouchables’ basically!
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0U5AZFsBrc
Very interesting to see the failures of the Catholics and the altruism of the Muslims! “Faith before ethnic loyalty”.
Shaykh 'Ali Habib Jifri exposes the intent of a "certain group" in trying to remove love for Rasulullah and Ahlul Bayt from the hearts of the Believers
This is a brief video exposing the real intent of the Wahhabis in attempting to remove the love of the Muslims for their Prophet Muhammad (‘alayhis salaam):
httpv://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=8HcZz_CrwJ0
Repost: Shaykh ‘Ali Jumu’ah Refuting Ibn Al Qayyim on doing Dhikr of "Allah"
Unfortunately the first time we posted these videos the Youtube videos bungled the code in wordpress. However, I think that we have the problem fixed now insha’allah so I am reposting it.
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“It is to be believed because it is absurd”- Tertullian
By Ibn Saad
The following quote comes from an early church leader in his work, De Carne Christi. I was reminded of this saying,when I came across a video of a Christian attempting to explain the Trinity. The video is below:
VIDEO: Hadith Collection and Criticism
Posted by Ibn Saad
“…Hadith science is an amazing accomplishment, that stands as one of the most impressive intellectual feats and edifices in human history…”- Prof. Jonathan Brown
The following video is a talk delivered at MIT by University of Washington’s NELC Assistant Professor Jonathan Brown. He recently completed his Ph.D. at the University of Chicago where his studies focused on the history of Islam, Islamic law, Qur’an and hadith, Islamic historiography, and hermeneutic traditions in Islam. His dissertation is entitled “The Canonization of al-Bukhari and Muslim: The Formation and Function of the Sunni Hadith Canon.” This talk was sponsored by the MIT Muslim Students’ Association, delivered on November 18, 2006, and was titled “A Brief History of Hadith Collection and Criticism.”