Islam Lecture: "How to Exercise Patience, Part 2"

To help you be patient for one more week, in sha Allah, here's the second half of the video lecture by Shaykh Muhammad Faqih. In sha Allah, the Al Maghrib Institute course, Usool ul Fiqh, the Code of Scholars, taught by Yasser Birjas, comes to Houston, Texas, over the last two weekends of January. In sha Allah, you can register for the class on-line at www.almaghrib.com. This will be my fifth Al Maghrib class, and I keep coming back for more knowledge because the information is both reliable and well presented. Also, the students and instructors create a wonderful Islamic environment that I just do not get otherwise in my life. May Allah subhanahu wata ala allow me some day to live in a Muslim environment that will be good for me in this life, good for my soul in the next life, and safekeeping from the fire of hell. May He reward all the students and instructors at Al Maghrib, and may He guide all of us and you, in sha Allah. Here's the Google Video description: "Islamic lecture on June 30, 2006 titled "How to Exercise Patience" by Sheikh Muhammad Faqih, Imam of Masjid Omar Al-Farouk in Anaheim, California."

Islam Lecture: "How to Exercise Patience, Part 1"

Countdown to Shaykh Yasser Birjas's lecture on Usool ul Fiqh, just a bit over 8 days, in sha Allah! You can still register on-line at almaghrib.com, but if you wait too long, you may have to register on-site at the University of Houston. In sha Allah, you can also inquire about the class by contacting the people at this web page: http://hosna.almaghrib.org/about.html. Here's the Google Video description for another Muhammad Faqih lecture: "Islamic lecture on June 30, 2006 titled "How to Exercise Patience" by Sheikh Muhammad Faqih, Imam of Masjid Omar Al-Farouk in Anaheim, California."

Matter of Manners

"Usool ul Fiqh - the Code of the Scholars" In sha Allah, Shaykh Yasser Birjas will teach this Al Maghrib Institute class here in Houston over the last two weekends of January. I am already looking forward to the comaraderie, in sha Allah. You can enroll in the class yourself by visiting the Al Maghrib Institute web site at www.almaghrib.com, or use the link in the righthand margin. Here's an excerpt from the course description: "Who has authority to give a fatwa? How can one Shaykh say something to be Haram while the other deems it permissible? In this double-weekend-seminar, students will learn about Islamic rulings and their method of deduction. They will learn such things as how legislation comes to be, how texts from the Qur'an and Sunnah are analyzed, and how apparently confusing verses are understood." Here is a recorded lecture by another Al Maghrib institute instructor, Muhammad Faqih. There was no description other than the title, "A Matter of Manners."