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Interested in Politics | Theology | History | Philosophy Co-Host of the Oases of Wisdom Podcast

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Say what you want about Mohammed Hijab, but he definitely knows his audience lmao.

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Wildly ignorant comment, but it does give me a chance to introduce this German brother to some German da’wah.

Wildly ignorant comment, but it does give me a chance to introduce this German brother to some German da’wah.

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I think Ahmad Qadri answered the absurdity of this supposed Fatiha “dilemma” really well in our interview with Suleyman Dost. It is outside of the scope of the Historical-Critical Method, considering that it a priori treats the Quran as a human construct.
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I think Ahmad Qadri answered the absurdity of this supposed Fatiha “dilemma” really well in our interview with Suleyman Dost. It is outside of the scope of the Historical-Critical Method, considering that it a priori treats the Quran as a human construct.

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25,565 views • 1 month ago

What does “muhaymin” mean? More importantly what does it mean for the so called Islamic dilemma? Our Oases of Wisdom interview with Oxford Professor Nicolai Sinai is OUT NOW! (Link below)
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What does “muhaymin” mean? More importantly what does it mean for the so called Islamic dilemma? Our Oases of Wisdom interview with Oxford Professor Nicolai Sinai is OUT NOW! (Link below)

Delman

16,646 views • 3 months ago

Despite the common sentiment against this view in academia, pre-Islamic Arabia was indeed a period of jahiliyya according to the Arabs themselves. It was a society that was often harsh, corrupt, and oppressive. But that doesn’t mean nothing interesting came from it. (1/5)
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Despite the common sentiment against this view in academia, pre-Islamic Arabia was indeed a period of jahiliyya according to the Arabs themselves. It was a society that was often harsh, corrupt, and oppressive. But that doesn’t mean nothing interesting came from it. (1/5)

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11,181 views • 4 months ago

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