The Najashi of Abyssinia (Modern Day Ethopia) gave shelter to the Muslims when no one would, and eventually became a Muslim himself. But did you know that his uncle and brothers once sold him into slavery and that his character was shaped by that betrayal? Sign up here to get notes sent straight to your inbox.
Dec 2020
Umm Salama (ra): A Legacy of Wisdom (Part 2)
<p>She was most elegant and wise, and left behind her legacy through her support of the Prophet ﷺ, her students, her children, and the likes of Imam Hassan Al Basri who were brought up in her home. <br/><br/><br/>Sign up <a href='http://bit.ly/the-firsts'>here</a> to get notes se ... Show More
38m 51s
Oct 2024
11. Defying Dictators | Story Night Clip
Discover the remarkable story of how the oppressed Israelites, depicted as the Muslims of their time, were transformed from victims to victors, inheriting the very land of their oppressors as described in the Quran.----------------------------------------------------------------- ... Show More
6m 49s
May 2023
52. The Slave who Ruled
Born in Ethiopia, 1548, Malik Ambar was taken from his people at the age of 12 and sold into slavery. First he was sold to an owner in Baghdad, where he converted to Islam, but he ended up in India, on the Deccan plateau. From there, his star rose, eventually to become ruler of t ... Show More
56m 48s