Saad Tasleem – What Is Muslim Culture

Saad Tasleem

2017-06-24

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The speaker discusses the topic of culture and identity, highlighting the importance of understanding the life of the person and their clothing. They also mention guidelines on haircuts, makeup, and clothing, and offer to answer various questions at the end of the seminar. The discussion touches on issues such as haircuts, clothing, and general principles of not being attached to the worldly life.

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			Is there a such thing as Muslim culture, the Muslim Institute presents q&a with sad asleep in my new
seminar called trends. One of the main topics that we discuss is the topic of culture, and identity.
And we put this question out there, I asked the class is there is such thing as Muslim culture. And
we hear many different answers. We hear from people saying, yes, there's one definitive Muslim
culture, and yet others will say no, there is no such thing as a Muslim culture, because Islam is
found in many different cultures. But we take it beyond this discussion, we actually look at the
life of the person and we look at examples from the tsunami, to see how the prophets I send them
		
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			himself and the companions, how they viewed this issue. So when you attend the seminar, you can be
confident in your answer and you will have a good and clear understanding of this very issue, your
identity as a Muslim, is that your only identity we'll discuss that also we talk about general
principles and guidelines that relate to fashion and clothing. The guideline or the concept of
modesty, the guideline or the concept of beauty, of the habit of not being attached to the worldly
life, we go over all of this stuff, not imitating non Muslims. How do we understand that? Also, we
then at the end, very end, get into specific issues, haircuts, clothing, makeup, and so on and so
		
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			forth. A list of endless questions, we'll get to as many as we can, inshallah, Allah. I'll see you
there. Sit on the line.