Fwd: Last Days of Ramadan: Remove Barriers to Knowledge Today + New Courses

[David Attarzadeh]

Asalaamu alaikum all! SeekersGuidance (www.seekersguidance.com) will be offering free Islamic courses this fall (see below). Shaykh Faraz Rabbani is incredible and I think the courses can be a great learning experience.

Also, most courses at Qibla (http://qibla.com/courses/) start in September. Although Qibla courses cost money, I think you have greater opportunity to get more personalized instruction in the Islamic sciences.

Anyways, hope you are all having a wonderful Ramadan.

Best wishes,

David

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August 13, 2011 New Courses - More available in our Academy - http://seekersguidance.org Principles of Islamic Spirituality New Muslim Series Part 1 - What Muslims Believe New Muslim Series Part 2 - Foundations of Islam This 6-week course covers the last section of the text “The Helping Guide”, by AbdulWahid Ibn Ashir. Shaykh Yahya Rhodus guides the student through the section on the science of the heart, and practically explains how the student should strive to sincerely direct their heart to Allah. The course is delivered in video format. This course is the first of a series of courses designed especially with new Muslims and the newly practicing Muslim in mind. This course focuses on beliefs. The course will be presented in 12 downloadable video sessions and 3 live sessions. This course will cover the “Five Pillars of Islam”, which are essential to every Muslim’s practice. This course is the second in a series designed especially with new Muslims and the newly practicing Muslim in mind. The series is focused on those things that all Muslims must know and strive to act upon. In the Name of Allah, The Benevolent, The Merciful With YOUR help we have raised nearly $120,000 in our fight to spread Knowledge Without Barriers during our Ramadan Campaign. Alhamdulillah. In these final days of Ramadan, we again need YOUR support to continue to transmit reliable and relevant Islamic knowledge globally. Your support can help us ensure that knowledge is accessible to all that seek it. Our programs are reaching amazing people all over the globe - such as Sister Nafisah in Toronto who has been able to utilize SeekersGuidance in her learning and is featured in our first SeekersStory. Click here to view Sister Nafisah's amazing story: SeekersStory - A New Vision of the Quran for Blind Muslimah We also need YOUR help to spread the word! (1) Post this link to the video on your Facebook and Twitter: http://youtu.be/riu_jHj_wVQ?hd=1 (2) Retweet and repost our Twitter & Facebook posts. http://twitter.com/seekersguidance & http://facebook.com/seekersguidance (3) Be an Ambassador: Send emails to friends and family members about our SeekersStory video. (4) Talk about us: Word of mouth - personally tell as many people as you can about this campaign. JazakumAllahkhairan. For more information on Knowledge Without Barriers or how to support us, please visit - http://seekers.nationbuilder.com Shaykh Jihad Brown’s brilliant Ramadan Khutbah I’m Too Embarrassed to Wudu in Public Shaykh Jihad Hashim Brown delivers a stirring Ramadan 2012 (1433) Khutba at the world-renowned Masjid Taqwa in Brooklyn, NY. This brief 30 minute Friday sermon gives the fasting an individual perspective and understanding as to what is important in life and how inconsequential life’s problems can be when one transcends one’s focus on this world alone. A must listen. [Duration 34min 32sec] Click here to listen or download the khutbah. Question: I’m too embarrassed to do wudu in public places almost to a point of phobia. Can I do tayummum as I can do that with more privacy. Click here to read the full answer! Making Up for Fasts Missed Due to Illness and Menstruation Question: I was never aware that you have to make up fasts missed (because of illness or in my case menstruation) during Ramadan until this past month. I have missed a few weeks worth of fasts over the years. If I know I had to make them up and it was sinful, I would have done so. Do I have to pay fidya? I have low income and I don’t work due to illness. Would it be allowed if I paid in installments instead of at once? Click here to read the full answer! For more answers to important questions, please visit our Answers page - http://seekersguidance.org/ans-blog Visit us online - http://www.SeekersGuidance.org

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