Virtues of the Scholars

A series of lectures by Moosaa Richardson delivered at the Fouta Islamic Center in Philadelphia. One of the sessions (#4) was held at Masjid Ibn Baaz (South Philadelphia). Session 1 & 2: Readings from "Marhaban" of Shaykh Rabee'. Session 3: Readings from "Tathkirat as-Saami'" of al-Haafith Ibn Jamaa'ah. Session 4: A reading of Shaykh Rabee' last will and testament. Session 5: The Evil Results of Not Following the Scholars in Nawaazil & a Warning Against Abu Iyaad Amjad Rafiq of Salafi Publications

Virtues of the Scholars is a islam podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 5 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  5: The Evil Results of Turning Away from the Scholars During Crises (& A Warning Against Amjad Rafiq)

  Jun 3, 20261h 12mS0

  Moosaa Richardson addresses this important topic, reading the tremendous insight of the great scholar, <b>Shaykh Rabee' ibn Haadee al-Madkhalee </b>(may Allah have Mercy on him), as he pinpointed one of the most avoidable causes of discord, stepping in front of the scholars during emergencies. He exposed the worst results of this behavior, splitting and discord, in this eye-opening scholarly diagnosis of the issue.<br /><br />Moosaa then reads <b>Shaykh 'Arafaat ibn Hasan al-Muhammadi's</b> 15 Steps of Diligence Employed by the Scholars Before Issuing Fataawaa in Nawaazil, a tremendous compilation showing angles of the discussion perhaps not known...

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  4: The Last Will & Testament of Shaykh Rabee' al-Madkhalee (may Allah have Mercy on him)

  Jun 2, 202642 minS0

  Moosaa Richardson reads the farewell advice of our beloved scholar, Shaykh Rabee' ibn Haadee al-Madkhalee (may Allah have Mercy on him). In an effort to remind ourselves about the importance of sticking to the scholars and their direction, these beautiful reminders are very important, and they draw a clear line between those who claim love and respect for the scholars and those who dutifully uphold their teachings and methodology.<br /><br />This lecture was delivered at Masjid Ibn Baaz in South Philadelphia (USA) on 1447.11.28.

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  3: Virtues of Islamic Knowledge & the Scholars (Part 3) (From Tathkirat as-Saami')

  Jun 1, 202646 minS0

  Moosaa Richardson reads an important passage from the book,<b> Tathkirat as-Saami'</b>, by al-Imaam Aboo Bakr Ibn Jamaa'ah (may Allah have Mercy on him). <br /><br />The lecture was delivered at the Fouta Islamic Center in Philadelphia on 1447.11.28.

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  2: Virtues of Islamic Knowledge & the Scholars (Part 2) (From Shaykh Rabee's 'Marhaban')

  May 28, 202653 minS0

  Moosaa Richardson continues reading the topic of <b>"The Virtues of Knowledge and the Scholars",</b> as found in the book, <b>Marhban Yaa Taalib al-'Ilm</b> (pp.48-50), of the great scholar, <b>Shaykh Rabee' ibn Haadee al-Madkhalee </b>(may Allah have Mercy on him).<br /><br />The lecture was delivered at the Fouta Islamic Center in Philadelphia on 1447.11.28.

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  1: Virtues of Islamic Knowledge & the Scholars (Part 1) (From Shaykh Rabee's 'Marhaban')

  May 26, 20261h 11mS0

  Moosaa Richardson begins reading the topic of <b>"The Virtues of Knowledge and the Scholars",</b> as found in the book, <b>Marhban Yaa Taalib al-'Ilm</b> (pp.45-48), of the great scholar, <b>Shaykh Rabee' ibn Haadee al-Madkhalee </b>(may Allah have Mercy on him).<br />8<br />The lecture was delivered at the Fouta Islamic Center in Philadelphia on 1447.11.28.

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