Battle of the Camel-Sheikh Yasir Qadhi

[Bolani Muslim]

I've been waiting ages for this speech to be uploaded by one of my favorite speakers. Sheikh Yasir Qadhi goes into the details of the battle of the camel from the Sunni perspective and briefly explains what is the 'other' (12er Shia) perspective and why it goes against basic logic. I enjoyed the talk and I hope you learn a lot as I did from it.

[taha taha]

Here is one of the Scholar from the Middle East.
Who came to the UK to talk about the same topic.
It is in Arabic and English.
Always try to take from the most knowledge scholars in the world even if it means it translated.
I will post some Arabic books and notes to encourage people to learn this beautiful language.   
 

[Sheikh]

Bro!  You're back!  Salaaaaam.
Thanks so much for posting this. I didn't know he had reached Ali Ibn Abi Talib (ra) already. I saw all his lectures on the first 3 (ra) and then I started in the Seerah. I am about a 3rd of the way through the Seerah but I am going to take a break to listen to this series on our beloved Khalifa (May Allah be pleased with him!)

[taha taha]

saalam bro,
Haven't gone anywhere.
Im still around just post when something good comes along.

Check these links for a few good books

http://forum.twelvershia.net/general-sunni-vs-shia/here-is-a-good-collection-of-important-books-for-sunnah-and-ex-shai/




 

[Hani]

I wanna see what Yasir has to say about this.

[al-Habib]

Did you watch the video?

[al-Habib]

I tell you to listen to him because you don't understand what the Prophet s.a.w.a.s.w said and he might teach you.

[Bolani Muslim]

Bro!  You're back!  Salaaaaam.
Thanks so much for posting this. I didn't know he had reached Ali Ibn Abi Talib (ra) already. I saw all his lectures on the first 3 (ra) and then I started in the Seerah. I am about a 3rd of the way through the Seerah but I am going to take a break to listen to this series on our beloved Khalifa (May Allah be pleased with him!)

Walaikum Salaam bud, it's been a while! Even though I'm not as regular as before on this forum, it's still my favorite. Ummah has become too Salafi for my tastes.
PS, you were the guy who got me into Sheikh Yasir Qadhi when you posted a lecture by him. Been a fan ever since

[taha taha]

Walaikum Salaam bud, it's been a while! Even though I'm not as regular as before on this forum, it's still my favorite. Ummah has become too Salafi for my tastes.
PS, you were the guy who got me into Sheikh Yasir Qadhi when you posted a lecture by him. Been a fan ever since

I do not understand this comment. There are a lot of misguide people in this ummah worse than Salafis. You being an ex-shia. should know that.

[Hani]

Wa Alaykum al Salam bro bolani,

My issue with Ummah forum is more that it's been too chaotic, too many odd individuals and ideas.

[Bolani Muslim]

Wa Alaykum al Salam bro bolani,

My issue with Ummah forum is more that it's been too chaotic, too many odd individuals and ideas.

I agree, SunniForum was the best, IslamicAwakening was also ok. It's a shame that we English-speaking Muslims have lost so much valuable information when those sites went down.

This forum is great too, but theirs no inter-Sunni discussions like on those sites, nor are knowledgeable people willing to discuss. The only Shias that come here have too much pride as Shias and/or are mentally deficient.

[taha taha]

try these there is too much fighting in ummah forum.

http://www.islamicboard.com/
http://www.ahlalhdeeth.com/vbe/index.php
http://ummahboard.com/forum.php

Yesterday at the ‘Freedom of Speech’ event in Birmingham, I shared something with the audience which I had not mentioned to anyone up to now!
Some months ago, a revert Muslim brother contacted me... He said that before embracing Islam, he was approached and recruited by ‘certain authorities’ to create hostility, discord, disunity and hatred amongst British Muslims. He was meticulously trained to become an expert in inter-Muslim polemics. He mingled with the various Muslims groups in order to create strife and debates. He would regularly visit Mosques, Islamic Institutions, and even internet forums to exacerbate the already divided Muslims. For some months, he would act as a Sunni, expressing hatred for the Shi’a; then a Shi’a spreading hatred for Sunnis; then a Salafi, condemning Hanafis and Sufis; then a Sufi, bashing Salafis/wahhabis, etc… He even posed as a Deobandi for three months and called Barelwis Mushriks and grave-worshippers, and then a Barelwi calling the Deobandis as non-believers. This was his job, and he was paid handsomely for his effort! Al-hamdulliah, he was able to leave this job, and then embraced Islam.
Subhan Allah, if this does not open our eyes, then I don’t know what will?! Those who hate Islam will do whatever they can to bring Muslims down and make them fight each other. Indeed, we have our differences, but this is not the time to dwell upon them, resulting in personal hatred. One has to only look at the various internet forums and see how Muslims from various backgrounds spend hours arguing and indulging in futile debate. We must learn to agree-to-disagree, and work together for a common cause. May Allah bring our hearts together and grant us tawfiq, Ameen.