Passive Living Mindset – Giving Dawah
Date:
Channel: Kamil Ahmad
File Size: 3.72MB
Related
- Mirza Yawar Baig – Gift of Giving
- Kamil Ahmad – Guidelines on the Hijab
- Mohammad Elshinawy – Dawah Training
- Hangout 07 – Saad Tasleem – Dawah
- Kamil Ahmad – Juz By Juz – Juz #26
- Ali Albarghouthi – Ramadan the Mindset, the Obstacles, and the Goals
- Ahsan Hanif – Coronavirus – Mindset Etiquettes and Rulings
AI Generated Summary ©
The speaker discusses the importance of living in a non- Muslim country and not being restriction from seeing and speaking about Islam. They emphasize the need for everyone to convey the message of Islam, even if knowledge is subjective. The speaker also mentions the obligation to teach others to convey the message of Islam, even if they know of it, and the need for everyone to convey their own experiences and beliefs.AI Generated Transcript ©
My dear brothers and sisters, we live in a unique situation unlike
the generations that have gone before us.
For us,
we live
in a majority non Muslim country.
For us, we came here by our own choice, no one forced us to come here.
And for us, we have no restrictions.
We live among non Muslims, and yet no one is restricting us. No one is preventing us from seeing what we want.
From conveying this message from giving Dawa
of this Deen of Islam as it was revealed without having to change it
without
having to hide some aspects of this Deen.
Others in other parts of the world, they're restricted even when living
among Muslims.
And so my dear brothers and sisters, this is why the scholars of Islam they say
that one of the conditions
of it being permissible to live among non Muslims is
that you're giving Dawa.
That you're conveying the message of Islam. And so we are sinful if we are not.
If we are not fulfilling this obligation.
However, most of us, we live passive lives.
We live passive lives, not doing even the least that we're capable of.
The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, Billy who I knew what I
conveyed for me.
Even if it be one, I have one verse.
And so this is a command. What we learned from this hadith is firstly, it is a command from the Prophet salallahu alayhi wa sallam, and the commands of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, they indicate that it is obligatory.
Anything that Allah or his messenger commanded
is an obligation.
And so it is an obligation on each and every single Muslim,
to teach to convey the message of Islam.
But this Hadith also teaches us
that everyone is different.
And some people are more knowledgeable than others.
And so just because you know, little,
just because your knowledge of Islam is literal, it does not excuse you.
From this obligation of giving Dawa. The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, Teach convey even if it be one eye.
And which Muslim can say he does not know
when I have the Quran, or one concept of Islam that you can pass on to others.