Akram Nadwi – Reconnecting with the Prophetic Legacy

Akram Nadwi
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The speaker discusses the importance of learning in Islam, as it connects with personal experiences and connections with the generation before. They emphasize the need to connect with the pious parents and generate connections with the generation before, as it is crucial for success in learning. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of learning in a culture where people are given opportunities to learn and grow.

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			Okay, this is a very important, try to understand Actually, this is an important thing, many, you
know, many of you learn. But one thing we do understand early learning in Islam is not only you
know, being educated, it also really connect yourself with the, with the, with the genealogy of the
family, pious people, you know, in other people, you know, in modern education, what matters is
skill, you get a certain skill and they're working people are getting good money, but islamically
education not only to get a skill, Islam Islamic education is to make your person persuade, to make
you good person that restaurant education is an in that one, it's very important to connect you with
		
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			the pious people in to Delhi, you know, you will have to dissembling one family, your family, your
family after the Bible, your father or mother that also you need to be noble family, in the father
or noble and fall. But the real family in Islam really is a family of the knowledge that you study
with this child, who was pious and knowledgeable history with the SEC was started with the SEC,
going back to the Prophet sallallahu Sallam that Muslims have got nobody else, this continuous chain
of narration and teaching and learning, going back to the Prophet, nobody else says, Jews, Jews
don't have any chain of teaching or learning going back to musar Islam. Christians don't have any
		
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			link going back to Islam. We Muslims have got hundreds and hundreds of years of narration, which
goes from us to the professor lucilla to I can narrate a hadith from my teacher, who from his
teacher who from a teacher, going back to the professor, listen, and many, many men and many, many,
we when we had to have been Google free, I don't have time, or otherwise, I would have no right to
use many, many hobbies, with my generation going back to the personal lesson. Some of those chants
are to the men and some of the to the women to think really, you know, it is really such a great
honor to be part of a chain with the professionals in the first person or you become the last
		
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			person. You know, once you learn this, you also become part of chin, many, many women they become
the chin how because they're not. And they also taught that this system is very, very good, really
you not only learning, you basically become part of that chain, that noble chain of narration you
become from that noble family. So our hamdulillah we want to make this tradition you know, alive and
as long as you do when they're offering you know the Colossus Arabic language and also for the
grammar and you know, Hadith and Quran, but at the same time they want to make this tradition alive,
where you can relate yourself to the professor lesson through authentic generation