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Abu-Naasir Signs of the last hour · 2
02 - Signs of last hour - Abu Naasir

This lecture discusses several signs of the Last Hour (Qiyamah) as described in Islamic traditions, focusing on historical events like the Mongol conquests and societal changes such as the loss of trust, the decline of knowledge, and the spread of interest (riba) and music. The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding Islam deeply rather than superficially, encouraging Muslims to seek …

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Abu-Naasir Signs of the last hour · 11
11 - Signs of last hour - Abu Naasir

This lecture focuses on the major signs of the Last Hour (Ashrat as-Sa'ah al-Kubra) based on the classical text by Sheikh Yusuf al-Wabil. The speaker details the final five major signs, including the three massive earth swallows, the smoke, the rising of the sun from the West, the Beast of the Earth, and the final fire emerging from Yemen. Throughout …

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Abu-Naasir Signs of the last hour · 1
01 - Signs of last hour - Abu Naasir

This lecture introduces a detailed study of the book 'Ashrat as-Sa'ah' by Sheikh Yusuf al-Wabil, focusing on the minor signs of the Day of Judgment. The speaker emphasizes the importance of relying solely on authentic Qur'anic and Hadith sources when discussing the unseen (ghayb). Key minor signs discussed include the prophethood and death of the Prophet Muhammad, the conquest of …

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Abu-Naasir Al-Arba'un An-Nawawiyyah - 40-Hadith
41Hadeeth 41(None Of You Truly Believes)

The speaker discusses the 41st hadith of Imam an-Nawawi's collection, narrated by Abdullah ibn Amr ibn al-Aas. He explains the meaning of the hadith regarding aligning one's desires with the teachings of the Prophet, while also addressing scholarly debates on its authenticity and the linguistic usage of 'hawa' (desire) in Islamic texts.

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