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Omar Suleiman
Imam Omar Suleiman is the Founder and President of the Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research and a professor of Islamic Studies at Southern Methodist University. He’s also the resident scholar of the Valley Ranch Islamic Center, and Co-Chair of Faith Forward Dallas at Thanks-Giving Square, a multi-faith alliance for peace and justice. Originally from New Orleans, LA, he began his journey of traditional Islamic learning in the year 2000 and has spent years studying in the United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Malaysia, etc. Upon becoming certified in various traditional sciences, he completed a Bachelo...
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Ramadaan 2019 - Allah Loves - Episode 01 - Taqwa 06.05.2019 5:53
The most frequent reference in the Qur'an to the love of Allah is in relation to Taqwa, piety. In this episode, we explore what piety is and how to attain it. _______________ To know you are loved by God is one of the greatest gifts of faith. In "Allah Loves..." Sh. Omar Suleiman explores who and what Allah loves so that we may become those who are beloved to Him. Catch this series every day this...
Finding Purpose in Everything 18.04.2019 43:06
What is your purpose in life? What is the connection between your Lord and your purpose on earth? When you have purpose you realize the One you're doing those little good deeds looks at your deeds and sees what's in your heart and your connection with Him. Through your small good deeds you seek Allah's mercy. Purpose is what takes those small good habits that we do on a daily basis that connects...
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