Category: Audio

We covered:

• Using the utensils and clothes of the disbelievers – allowed or not?
• Repairing broken utensils with silver – allowed or not?
• Importance of returning back to the people of knowledge

We covered:

• What to do if a fly falls into your drink
• Killing insects – permissible or not?
• Ruling on sections cut off animals that are alive

We covered:

• Two types of dead animals are permissible
• Two types of blood are permissible
• Four rules concerning slaughtering animals
• Meat of the people of the book

We covered:

• Benefits from the Hadeeth of the man that urinated in the Masjid
• The sanctity of the Masaajid
• How to purify the ground from impurities
• Wisdom when giving da’wah to the masses

We covered:

• The vast knowledge of Ibn Abbaas
• Different types of prohibition
• Using left over water for wudhoo and ghusl
• Some rulings around the principles of Fiqh
• Benefits from the Ahadeeth below:

We covered:

• Taking a bath in stagnant water whilst being sexually impure
• Urinating in stagnant water
• Rulings derived from the Ahadeeth below:

We covered:

• The Companions would return to the Messenger sallallaau alayhi wa sallaam for detailed rulings
• How the companions followed the Sunnah closely and precisely
• How the Salaf safeguarded the Sunnah
• The danger of relaying false ahadeeth
• Being ardent in knowing the source of knowledge and only taking from those known to be upon the Sunnah

We covered:

• Linguistic and Islamic definitions of the word Sunnah
• The importance of following the Sunnah
• The opposite of Sunnah is Bid’ah
• It’s impossible to only take from the Quraan (without the Sunnah) and remain upon guidance

We covered:

• Islamic knowledge is different to academic knowledge
• The great harm that is caused by those that claim knowledge but in reality do not have it
• The best way a person can spend his free time is in seeking knowledge
• The 4 types of people that corrupt the earth
• Examples of how the people of innovation feign knowledge
• Knowledge is something that must be gained a step at a time and not all at once