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In the following lecture Mufti Abdur-Rahman covers ayah's in the Qur'an that mention upbringing of children (Tarbiyyah).

The most profound and graphic description ever delivered in English based on the classical works of Ibn Rajab al-Hanbali (795 ah) and Ibn Abi ’l-Dunya (281 ah). This series is covered over 21 lessons. About Hellfire, its levels, valleys, punishments and residents, and how people can protect themselves from it.

The Muslim Concept of Jesus: An Insightful Discussion Between Mufti Abdur-Rahman and Dr Brendan Devitt Mufti Abdur Rahman visited the Hitchin Christian Center in September 2013 to discuss Esa (Jesus) (peace be upon Him) in front of a live audience. This talk has been split in to two videos.

The most profound and graphic description ever delivered in English based on the classical works of Ibn Rajab al-Hanbali (795 ah) and Ibn Abi ’l-Dunya (281 ah). This series is covered over 21 lessons. About Hellfire, its levels, valleys, punishments and residents, and how people can protect themselves from it.

The most profound and graphic description ever delivered in English based on the classical works of Ibn Rajab al-Hanbali (795 ah) and Ibn Abi ’l-Dunya (281 ah). This series is covered over 21 lessons. About Hellfire, its levels, valleys, punishments and residents, and how people can protect themselves from it.

In this talk the speaker discusses the importance of caring for converts and not just celebrating their conversion and leaving them to it but providing support in the long term as well.

Don't Compare Yourself to Others

Mufti Abdur-Rahman discusses the issue of not being able to apologies for ones mistake or finding it below themselves to take the first step to seek forgiveness. The speaker has found this to be a cause of many relationships having issues.

Summary: • extreme greed with no contentment, no satisfaction and no shukr to Allah. It is a blameworthy desire. • Dedicating most of our time and effort to our work and / or comparing ourselves to others is a result of avid greed. • It is a state of our heart and mind and can be never-ending. • Opposite is contentment: Qan’at. • How to achieve qana’t; o Moderation in spending (which is half of our livelihood - Hadith). o Sustenance is decreed ACCORDING TO OUR EFFORTS AND HARD WORK. o Realise the honour in being self-sufficient as opposed to degrading and humiliating ourselves to achieve our desires. o Reflect on the lives of the Prophets. o Give shukr to Allah. o Be happy with what we have. o Be realistic and identify those things that are beneficial, and those things that are harmful. • Greed is a form of psychological slavery; it overcomes us, and we become a slave to it. • Contentment brings dignity and true freedom. • Satisfaction is when we do things purely for Allah. • There will always be someone (including a family) who condemn people who are content because those who are content do not conform with society’s expectations. • Comparing ourselves to others will bring chronic stress and depression. • Powerful reminder - Surah Taha [20:131]. However, when it comes to religious practice and piety, we should look at people who are above us to inspire and motivate us to do better for the Hereafter.

Infertility is a medical condition that can touch every aspect of your life -- from the way you feel about yourself, to your relationship with your partner, to your overall perspective on living. It can also be particularly stressful in that it creates a great deal of uncertainty and emotional upheaval in a couple's day-to-day world. If you've been struggling with infertility, you're probably no stranger to stress. The following talk covers the topic of dealing with infertility.