"The Muslim spiritual middle class is shrinking." | After Hours with Shaykh Abdul Nasir Jangda
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- čas přidán 2. 08. 2024
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What questions were Shaykh Abdul Nasir Jangda and his team keen on addressing in founding Qalam Institute and envisioning a sustainable Islamic institution of higher learning? How do we build institutions that don't become victims of 'the algorithm', and how is the American Muslim community changing over time?
We ask Allah SWT to have mercy on the father of Sh Abdul Nasir, Abdul Hamid Jangda, who passed away this past week. He was a founding pioneer in the greater Dallas Muslim community and an integral part of building the current Dallas Muslim community.
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0:00 Introduction
1:47 The Growth of Qalam
5:16 Optimism and Sustainability
6:40 What Does Sustainability Look Like
11:07 What Makes Dallas Different?
16:35 Institutions
23:47 Why I Quit Snapchat
26:55 Founding a Seminary in the US
36:14 Convincing Students to Study
39:36 What Would You Do Differently?
41:53 Message to American Muslims
44:15 Professionalism and Excellence
May Allah have mercy upon the late father of Shaykh Abdul Nasir, Ameen
Ameen
I’m watching this after Sh. Abdul Nasir’s father has passed away. May Allah shower him with His infinite mercy and grant him Al-Firdous. Ameen ya Rabb!
Beautiful alhamdulillah
Miss having Omar Suleiman and Nouman Ali Khan together. Them together is so entertaining besides of being educational and inspiring.
My favorite! The SHEIKH that made me fall in love with the seerah. The sheikh who introduced me to the Seerah! The one and only .... the BEST ❤❤
Same!
I sincerely want to send my kids to Qalam Institute ❤
May Allah bless Shaykh Abdul Nasir Jangda and all of you for the work you do.
Salaams! My friend, Miriam, graduated from IOK and is attending Qalam. Hope she doesn’t mind that I name dropped lol. InshaAllah I just know she’s going to do great things for the Ummah one day. Ameen! Huge credit to Sh Abdul Nasir for building an amazing institution, MashaAllah. I’ve seen his talks before and I’ve always felt he was a positive, light-hearted spirit. Proof that when Allah SWT guides you to true knowledge of the deen, it softens the heart rather than hardening it. Also, really do like idea of 1-year program for professionals or students doing gap year. IA something to consider! ♥️
Jazakumullahu khairan! I've benefitted a lot from this podcast about dawah as a full time islamic sciences student. Please do it more often. May Allah preserve you all. Ameen. 26:30
Alhamdulillah. Please bring shaykh on again soon
Jazakalah khairan
"To be hopeful"Thanks for the advice Sheikh❤
Assalamualaikum worahmatullah.. Alhamdulillah proud to be a muslim❤
I renewed my islamic faith last year after my beloved father passed away.. i searched islamic lectures on youtube and came across omar suleiman and nouman ali khan. From then on i watched them through their channels on a daily basis.. through their lectures my iman has never been this strong.. may Allah allow them to continue what they're doing for the benefit of people who are still struggling with faith. Im so looking forward to see both of them in the same screen.. 🤲🏻
Allah❤
Assalamualaikum
Various comments are mentioning Noumsn Ali Khan. Ever since his inappropriate behaviour and those revealing text messages, i have never been able to watch him or look at him the same way. He never offered a public apology to all of us who used use his knowledge base. It felt like a betrayal to all his service users and global audience. I just cannot get out of my mind that this middle aged father had his lustful eyes on teenage girls who were studying under him
I know I’m months late to your comment and it’s no longer relevant, but I will say we all are sinners. From the information that was posted it was two consenting adults not underage teen girls. I never saw that so if what you say is false that’s on you and your good deeds given to him. As Muslims we shouldn’t cancel people because of their past. Our prophet forgave so many people who actively tried to kill him years prior. This is not our way. His sin is between him and Allah and people love talking about others. I learn so much from NAK and I will continue to learn from him because he has a gift of storytelling that you don’t. You don’t have millions of people turning to Islam and benefiting from his good words yet you come here with the arrogance that you need an apology. The prophet saw never asked for an apology why should a person who doesn’t even know your name apologize to you? People like you are the reason why our ummah is failing. We are so focused on division we don’t care to see the bigger picture. You lose out of his stuff nobody else. Keep your bad thoughts to yourself.
When do you plan on interviewing Nouman Ali Khan?