Aisha bint Abu Bakr (ra) Part 2: The Lov...

<p>Our mother was known for how beloved she was to the Prophet ﷺ which made her an easy target of the hypocrites. In her defense, Allah revealed verses of the Quran in the wake of the great slander known as hadithatul ifk. And in her lap, the Messenger ﷺ would breathe his last br ... Show More

<p>The series finale on the remarkable legacy and life of Aisha (ra). What was her life like after the death of the beloved Prophet ﷺ, and what were her unique distinctions that live on until today.</p> 

<p>A life marked by devotion that saw her through her multiple tragedies, and earned her the testimony of the greatest angel. The wife of our beloved Prophet ﷺ who was most noted for her private worship.</p> 

Both Ali and Fatima were raised by the beloved Prophet ﷺ and had a special place in his heart. They were married by the Prophet ﷺ then counseled by him. Through their blessed marriage, a community came together and a community remains inspired. They faced obstacles that we all fa ... Show More

Aisha (ra), the wife of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, was known for her level of scholarship, her love for the Messenger ﷺ, and her love for Islam. Yet these days, many conversations about her life center on the age when she got married. How can we understand this incident considering how ... Show More

Imam Ali and Lady Fatima got married in the 2nd year AH. This lecture covers: - Lady Fatima&apos;s age at marriage (Shia vs Sunni views) - The people who unsuccessfully proposed to Fatima (and their reactions to the rejection) - Imam Ali&apos;s bridal gift for Lady Fatima - Their ... Show More

In this second part of 3 series, we look at the ways the Prophet Muhammed ﷺ treated and dealt with children and teenagers. We then address the relationship and rights of our parents and relatives with examples from the life of the Prophet Muhammed ﷺ. 

<p>Muslims, Marriage, and Relationships: In this stimulating conversation, we delve into the hidden world of Islamic affection and explore how expressing love as a Mu&#39;min (believer) is significant in every relationship. From men being hesitant to tell their wives &quot;I love ... Show More

<p>In this week&#39;s episode, we delve into the third narration of the sorrowful nights of Fatimiya, commemorating the beloved daughter of Rasool Allah (saww). Our esteemed guest, the respected scholar Sayed Ali Radhawi, joins us from the holy city of Mashhad. We explore the Shi ... Show More