Who is Qualified to Teach Islam?-Dr. Abdullah bin Hamid Ali

In today's complex world, especially in the West, what makes someone truly qualified to teach Islam? Should we insist on 'ijazah'? Must they convey hadith with an unbroken chain back to the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him)?
Dive deep into this controversial topic with Dr. Abdullah bin Hamid Ali in his series, "Faith and Society." Discover the true meaning of 'isnad' and 'ijazah' and how they fit into modern Islamic education.
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[@zccau2316]

The living tradition is key. Otherwise anyone can speak for the religion and which we have seen, leads to extremism.

[@Gog3453]

Only those who are firmly grounded in the manhaj (Islam Iman and Ihsan)of the Salaf as mentioned in the Hadith of Jabril

[@SilentTears-xn4mg]

Is Imam Ibn Kullab upon the manhaj of the Salaf?

[@Gog3453]

@@SilentTears-xn4mg find out if he adhere to one of the 4 schools of Islamic jurisprudence

[@MohWP]

Where is this reading from?

[@A.--.]

To summarize your video:
"Babay to Skay koi nahi"