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In the Student Union Center at the University of Miami, Abdullah Hakim Quick delivers another enlightening and unforgettable talk about the true origins of the major holidays celebrated in the West. With many non-Muslim students in attendance, Sheihk Quick explains that throughout time there has been a constant struggle between those who believe in one God and those who believe in many gods. And these struggles resulted in many compromises on the part of those who would ultimately influence and shape many modern day religious ceremonies and celebrations. And what comes to us today are rituals not condoned by the prophets and messengers of God, but rather mixed-up beliefs and practices that can be attributed to ancient pagan culture. The major celebrations analyzed in this talk are: Christmas, New Year`s, Valentine`s Day, Easter, and Halloween. <br><br> Other topics discussed: Muslim holidays, Thanksgiving, Kwanza, the Sabbath, dealing with holidays in the school curriculum and pork being served at the cafeteria, celebrating birthdays, the origins of the hajj, and having non-Muslims as friends
Who Invented Christmas? Add 501 days ago
Excellent and well informed lecture and reminder for everyone on how to best praise the prophet (pbuh) and staying away from Innovations of Milad un Nabi By Sheikh Imran Nauth
Truth about Milad un Nabi... Add 171 days ago
With many non-Muslims in attendance at the University of Miami Student Union Center, Abdullah Hakim Quick delivers an enlightening and engaging talk about the origins of the major holidays celebrated in the West. An intellectual analysis of this controversial subject by a well-known American historian. Imam Quick explains that throughout time there has been a constant struggle between those who believe in Audienceone God and those who believe in many gods. And through these struggles, many compromises were made on the part of those who would ultimately influence and shape the major modern day holidays and celebrations in the West. The result today are rituals not sanctioned by the prophets or scriptures of God, but rather mixed-up beliefs and practices that, essentially, can be attributed to ancient pagan culture. The major celebrations analyzed in this talk are: Christmas, New Year`s, Valentine`s Day, Easter and Halloween. Other topics discussed: Audience Muslim holidays, Thanksgiving, Kwanza, the Sabbath, celebrating birthdays, the origins of the Hajj, having non-Muslims as friends, dealing with holidays in the school curriculum, and pork being served at the school cafeteria.<br /> <br /> Abdullah Hakim Quick was born in the U.S. and accepted Islam in 1970. He received an ijaza from the College of Da`wah and Islamic Sciences in 1979.<br /> <br /> `If you look at present-day Christianity, most of the concepts of the trinity, of the blood sacrifice, the original sin, and most of the concepts which relate to more than one God are coming through Paul.`
The Truth About Holidays... Add 255 days ago
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The Origin Of Birthdays... Add 311 days ago
This lecture expalins about western celebrations like Birthdays, Christmas, Easter etc... THIS VIDEO WAS TAKEN FROM: WWW.KALAMULLAH.COM. Many lecures are on there website, may Allah be pleased with them and reward them inshallah.
Sheikh Feiz - Forbidden... Add 188 days ago
birthdays in islam !!!
It`s Your Birthday? Add 456 days ago
Website - http://www.MeccaCentric.com<br /> <br /> MeccaCentric - Producing videos about Islam and Muslims on DVD. Islamic lectures, speeches, talks and sermons are also available on audio CD.<br /> <br /> `The Truth About Holidays` by Abdullah Hakim Quick<br /> Purchase the full-length lecture at http://www.MeccaCentric.com or call 1-800-607-9810<br /> <br /> In the Student Union Center at the University of Miami, Abdullah Hakim Quick delivers another enlightening and unforgettable talk about the true origins of the major holidays celebrated in the West. With many non-Muslim students in attendance, Sheihk Quick explains that throughout time there has been a constant struggle between those who believe in one God and those who believe in many gods. And these struggles resulted in many compromises on the part of those who would ultimately influence and shape many modern day religious ceremonies and celebrations. And what comes to us today are rituals not condoned by the prophets and messengers of God, but rather mixed-up beliefs and practices that can be attributed to ancient pagan culture. The major celebrations analyzed in this talk are: Christmas, New Year`s, Valentine`s Day, Easter, and Halloween.<br /> <br /> Other topics discussed: Muslim holidays, Thanksgiving, Kwanza, the Sabbath, dealing with holidays in the school curriculum and pork being served at the cafeteria, celebrating birthdays, the origins of the hajj, and having non-Muslims as friends.
Is Christmas From... Add 267 days ago
Dr Khan Answering general Islamic questions, on Islam Channel. <br /><br /> <br /><br /> 1) Following Madhabs<br /><br /> 2) Celebrating the Prophet Muhammad (s) birthday<br /><br /> <br /><br /> His Web Site is http://www.drkhalid.co.uk/
Dr Khalid Khan - Following... Add 368 days ago
These are inspiring personal stories of Americans choosing Islam. Let this video help you rekindle the faith in your heart!<br><br>Their stories are amazing and different, but their ultimate destination is the same: Islam. Islam is the fastest growing religion in the world and America is no exception to this phenomena. This video helps to demystify this amazing trend.<br><br>This is a collection of interviews with Americans of different racial, ethnic and religious backgrounds who explain why they have chosen to become Muslim, embracing the faith of over 1 billion humans worldwide.<br><br>Some of these people are:<br><br>Rafael Narbaez a former pastor with the Jehovah's Witnesses. Narbaez was born and raised in Texas and he is from a Hispanic family. While he grew up as a Catholic he later became a Jehovah's Witness. Initially, he started reading the Quran to get a better understanding of the Bible, but instead, it helped him understand Islam. He later embraced the faith.<br><br>Dr. Muhammad Eckhaus was born in New York to a Jewish family. He was impressed by the generosity and humility of Muslims, which brought him closer to Islam and finally he accepted the faith.<br><br>Yusuf Islam, the former Cat Stevens was a world famous rock star in the 1970s. Islam was from a Greek Orthodox family and experimented with many different religions seeking inner peace. One day, he received a copy of the Quran as a birthday gift from his brother David. After reading the Quran, Islam decided to leave his life in the entertainment industry for life as a Muslim, since it was this faith which gave him the inner peace he was seeking.<br><br>Br. Omar Abdur Rahman, a lawyer, first read the highly controversial anti-Islamic book Satanic Verses. Then, he decided to read the Quran to get the other side of the story. He eventually became a Muslim.<br><br>Sister Aisha Mustafa is editor of Chicago-based newspaper The Muslim Journal. She compared different religions and then decided that Islam was the only choice for her.<br><br>
Choosing Islam - Converts... Add 212 days ago
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celebrating `pagan`... Add 312 days ago
Muslim Islam Quran Koran Muhammad Sheikh Feiz Holiday Pagan Christmas Easter Origin Mothers Fathers Day Valentines New Year Celebration Celebrate Birthday Kinderfest Germany Yule Druid Celts Celtic Pagan Halloween Witch Wicca Astar Bible Uskrs Vaskrs
celebrating `pagan`... Add 312 days ago
Excerpt from a lecture given by Sheikh Feiz Muhammad called `Forbidden Celebrations`.<br /> <br /> In this specific part of the lecture he speaks about birthdays.
Birthdays in Islam - Sh Feiz Add 403 days ago
All of the above are HARAAAAAAAM.<br /> <br /> This is a video about Bid`ah in general, but the Sheikh brings up Muld An-Nabee as an example.<br /> <br /> Muld an-Nabee (the celebration of the birthday of the Prophet Muhammad (s)), too? How? Isn`t it just a blessed day when we celebrate the Islam that he (s) taught us, and thank Allah for giving us such a blessed Prophet(s)?<br /> <br /> Then How could it be haram?<br /> <br /> 1) You should be doing all of that EVERY day, ANYway,<br /> 2)There is no basis for that whatsoever in Islam, neither in the Qur`an, Sunnah, or the Sunnan of the 4 Khulafaa` Ar-Rashideen, so it is HARAM, like all other Bid`ah. And all bid`ah is in Hell.<br /> <br /> This is no exception.
Bid`ah - Innovation - Muld... Add 288 days ago
Some issues relating to the video<br /> <br /> (1) Concerning the question about where Allaah is, her answer was only samaa`. Translation should be 'above the heavens' not 'in the heaven' ... Istiwaa denotes rising, not risiding within. So Ahlus-Sunnah believe that Allaah Ta'aala is fawqas-Samaa, above the heavens. As Ibn Mas'ood radhiyAllaahu 'anhu is reported to have said:<br /> <br /> 'then He rose over His Throne', - 'the Throne is over the water, and Allaah is above (fawqa) the Throne, and He knows what you are upon.' - 'Khalq Af'aal al-Ebaad' of Imaam Bukhaaree (rahimahullaah).Translation should be 'Above the heavens' not 'in the Heavens'<br /> <br /> ''Then He Istawâ (rose over) towards the heaven and made them seven heavens and He is the All-Knower of everything.'' [2:29]<br /> <br /> (2) The answer to the question about the Prophet's birthday:we know that the Sahaabah (may Allaah be pleased with them) were the people who loved the Prophet most. Was it reported that Abu Bakr, who was the closest of people to him and the one who loved him the most, celebrated the birthday of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him)?<br /> <br /> Was it reported that 'Umar, who ruled for twelve years, or 'Uthmaan, did this?<br /> <br /> Was it reported that 'Ali, his relative and foster son, did this?<br /> <br /> Was it reported that any of the Sahaabah did this?<br /> <br /> No, by Allaah! Is it because they were not aware of its importance, or did they not truly love the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him)? No one would say such a thing except one who has gone astray and is leading others astray.Did any of the imaams -- Abu Haneefah, Maalik, al-Shaafi'i, Ahmad, al-Hasan al-Basri, Ibn Seereen -- do this or command others to do it or say that it was good? By Allaah, no! It was not even mentioned during the first and best three centuries.If you are saying: ''It is good, what is wrong with it? its not bid'ah I only do it because I love the Prophet and it takes me closer to him in love!'' then you must know that every little thing we can do to come closer in love to our beloved Prophet he would have told us to do it!So please, love the Prophet by obeying him, not disobeying him.<br /> <br /> (3) Rosary Beads (Tasbeeh, misba7aha) - Some of the opinions of the scholars say it is a bidaa, some say its better to use your fingers as that is from the sunnah, and some say you can use them if you can not count. Allahu Alim<br /> <br /> (4) The Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: The best of the women of Paradise are Khadeejah bint Khuwaylid, Faatimah bint Muhammad, Aasiyah bint Mazaahim the wife of Pharaoh, and Maryam bint Imraan (may Allaah be pleased with them.( [Narrated by Ahmad, 2663. Classed as saheeh by al-Albaani in Saheeh al-Jaamia, 1135]<br /> <br /> It was also narrated from Anas that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: Sufficient for you among the women of the world are Maryam the daughter of Imraan. Khadeejah bint Khuwaylid, Faatimah bint Muhammad and Aasiyah the wife of Pharaoh. [Narrated and classed as saheeh by al-Tirmidhi, 3878]<br /> <br /> --<br /> <br /> Fatima is 2 years old, a smart girl answering random questions about Islam in New York, US&A.English subtitles.<br /> <br /> SOURCE: WWW.ANASKHALIFA.COM
2 Year Old Girl Fatima... Add 157 days ago