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The Explanation of Umdat al-Ahkam by Abdullah ibn Aali Bassaam: The Book of Salah - (English)

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The Explanation of Umdat al-Ahkam by Abdullah ibn Aali Bassaam: The Book of Taharah - (English)

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What If You Find a Watch in the Sand? - (English)

An article in English in which its writer explains the invalidity of the concept of atheism and the clarity of the concept of Allah's lordship.

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How to End Racism - (English)

An article in English in which the writer shows how to end discriminable behaviors, based on the Islamic teachings.

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Explanation of Book of Fasting - (English)

A series of lectures in English during which Sh. Abdurraoof Shaker explains the Book of Fasting authored by Seddiq Hassan Khan (may Allah have mercy on him).

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The Boy who Broke His Father’s Idols! - (English)

A brief look at a dialogue between Ibrahim ( peace be upon him ) and his people so that they leave worshiping the idols.

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Explanation of Selected Quranic Verses - (English)

1- The obligation of monotheism of Allah 2:163-167. 2- Obligation of fasting 2:183-185. 3- Falsehood of the Christian creed. 4- Knowledge of unseen 6:59–62. 5- Ibrahim's supplication for Mecca 14:35-41. 6- Worshippers of the Entirely Merciful 25:63-77. 7- Advices of Luqman to his son 31:12-19. 8- Social behavior in Islam....

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How to Train your WillPower to Work for You? - (English)

An article in English in which the author shows the secret behind having some people an inner psychological strength that helps them make decisions and overcome difficulties.

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Introduction to Mustalah Al-Hadeeth [ Science of Hadeeth ] - (English)

Audios in English in which the lecturer presents an introduction to the science of hadith terminology and shows its advantages and some related aspects.

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You Were Born without Sin, Would God Blame You for Someone Else's Mistake!!! - (English)

A short article in English shows that a Muslim is responsible for the sins he commits not those that anyone else does.