Library Chat #11: The Revolt of Mukhtār Thaqafī (d 67 AH) & Its Theological Impact | Dr. Yasir Qadhi
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Sh Yasir Qadhi is giving a master class in Islamic History for free. May Allah multiply his reward immensely.
Ameen.
Aameen
Amin
I am too lazy to watch. Does he discuss Shia beliefs?
“Our religion is divine, our history is human” great quote. Would love to see more videos about the impact of Islamic history on theology!
@Social Media 1 Still salty about that huh? Yes let's all adopt the culture of marrying and having children with our mothers:
" Zoroastrian religious tracts actively encourage nuclear family incest and extol its meritorious nature and supernatural benefits. "
www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S016230959600074X
Also getting away from the Persian nationalism scene, the reason this is even a modern issue is because of Iran's extremism in telling Persians to worship 12 Arabs as opposed to Allah alone. Notice this was never a big issue among Persians (who many were heavy hitter scholars) in over 1,000 years before Shiism (especially under the Ayatollahs) took over.
@@abdullahibnabdal-muttalib8246 See post above (also this is especially ironc coming from you seeing as both your names stem from Islam)
"our religion is divine, our history is human". What a word...
Whatever your topic is about, it is everytime very interesting and increases my knowledge about Islamic history. Jazak Allahul khairan... May Allah bless you and spread his knowledge through you...
Assalamualaikum, I don't know you in person but God knows you. God ministered to me in a revelation when I was on your profile to see things around you,I saw blessings but spiritual attacks holding onto them,in prayers,i saw a woman in the realm of the spirit monitoring and plotting delay in your life, with an evil mirror, and with a motive to destroy. But as I speak to you now her time is up, Render hand of favour with Anything you can afford or give to these motherless foundation (Godstime MOTHERLESS FOUNDATION) in kebbi state nigeria before 2DAYS with faith, as I Rise my hands towards heaven and pray for you they shall serve as point of contact wherever you are, you will receive double portion of grace to excel and total restoration of breakthrough in your life and in the life of your family. Ask for their acct details and help them call the MD in charge of the orphanage to get their details on (WhatsApp or call them now on +2348157025360) tell him I sent you. For it is not by might nor by in power but of the spirit saith the lord (zechariah 4:6). You shall testify to the Glory of God in your life.May Allah bless you.
We like it because its humble us down and it will help us to have patience about what happening to our Ummah as we all know. As well it will be easy for us to agree, to disagree with the groups
It's crazy how real life gives us stories stranger than our own imagination
Exactly,
These kinds of lectures are way way more interesting than movies,fantasies and fictions.
Since you're quite sympathetic to Ibn Taymiyyah, I'd like to hear about him too.
This man is truely a blessing for this ummah alhamdulilah may Allah reward him
Topic for consideration.
Zahiri school (Ibn Rushd)
History of Star and Crescent symbol. Symbolism in Islam
Thank you sheikh
May Allah reward your efforts
Ibn rushd was a maliki, right? He studied fiqh under imam Qadi Iyyad
I think you meant Ibn Hazm
The development of the hanbali/athari creed in early islam, would be a very interesting topic in sha allah. Because I think a lot of your listeners are sympathatic to this creed, including myself.
Athari creed is extremely authentic mashallah. I am hanafi in fiqh but athari in creed but nice things is all followers of 4 schools should know that all 4 imams had correct believes about Allah, rasul saw, grave etc etc
Loved the talk. I'd been confused about the role of Mukhtar for quite some time. Jazakallahu khair for clearing it up.
@Siraj Haq what do you mean? Most Sunni's do not even know who he is.
@Siraj Haq oh ok. My bad
@Siraj Haq I'd take Asma's(ra) and Ibn Umar's(ra) testimony over a later dude whose followers taught (k)uf(r) and extremism (that both sides agree btw). Using this we can say we "exaggerated" over Musaylamah and the rest of the false prophets's claims during the Apostate Wars of Abu Bar(ra)
I actually watched the Mukhtar series, and knew that it was from a shia perspective. Few days ago I searched to see what is our belief on his uprising, and couldn't find anything. I was really happy when I saw this video, since I wanted to know the truth, and the true face of Mukhtar. Thank you sheikh, may Allah grant you Jannah
Jazaka allahu khairan sheikh, this was very informative.
One topic I think many of us would like to know more about would be the Abbasid takeover of the Umayyads. It's been referenced a few times but most of us are probably unaware of the details.
Be careful. That’s a fake account from „Yasir Qadhi“.
I know you years ago from the mercifulservant channel shaykh but only this year I follow you personally. I didn’t even know you had your own channel. May Allah bless you❤️
You can contact him this email if you have Questions for him Askyq@epicmadjid.org.
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Jazzak Allah al ghair🤲🏻🙏🏻
I aopreciate it💐
Nice
@@zah1238 I sent 2 emails to the email adres you gave me but it didn’t work out. Adres didn’t found it says😁
My advice. Take time to listen to the search first. It took me a few years but so worth it alhamdulillah
He is so captivating with his speech. MashaAllah. May Allah keep you guided.
Jazakallakhair sheikh. Always a pleasure 😊
The groups calling for Khilafah don't say it will be a utopia.
Just as a non-Muslim accepting Islam does not guarantee that all his problems will end, yet we give da'wah to them and we highlight the positives and the wisdoms of Allah's religion, because we know it is an obligation.
Similarly a democratic, capitalist, secular nation-state going through a revolution and establishing the Khilafah does not guarantee that all of its problems will end, yet we give da'wah to the people in the lands and we highlight the positives and wisdoms of social, political and economic systems revealed by Allah, because we know it is an obligation.
An obligation for Muslims to establish a state that takes none other than Islam as its basis of legislation.
Suppose the sheikh knows the story of a recent convert who was indulged in sin and his life was a mess. He narrates that story to people and he starts mocking da'wah carriers that they give the picture of a utopia to non-muslims, even though reverts have all these problems.
How irresponsible will that be!
This rant about "Khilafah is not a utopia" is equally irresponsible.
Very disturbing how he downplays the theological importance of khilafah in our religion!
Can u do a library tour of the books?
I bet he hasn't got any George Orwell books in the Sheikhs library!!
Great video shaykh, love the history vids (especially the development of thought)
May Allah preserve us on the right path
I know it might be too much to ask but do you think you could do first 100 years of Islamic history.. Starting from first Khalifa as you have off course already done amazing job covering seerah.
Even if you can't please continue covering important events of our past history which shaped us to what we are today. May Allah rewards you immensely. Ameen.
That’s my dream too
I am particularly very fascinated by Yasir Qadhi explaining history
I believe he did a library chat about it
Jazakallah khair sheikh for a very interesting and informative discussion.
Jazak Allah Khairun, thoroughly enjoyed the lesson
Brother yasir. Drinking huge amount of water is not necessary for body. Water intake should be done according to the colour of urine. If you have transparent or very light yellow colour urine it means you are well hydrated. And keep this colour always.but if you are already hydrated and drinking excess water it will flush out ELECTRODES (ION FLUIDS) from body which is not Good for health.
This lecture was very informative. JazakAllah
these obscure historical episodes are wildly fascinating... keep doing them please
Ameen
We want more
Assalamualaikum, I don't know you in person but God knows you. God ministered to me in a revelation when I was on your profile to see things around you,I saw blessings but spiritual attacks holding onto them,in prayers,i saw a woman in the realm of the spirit monitoring and plotting delay in your life, with an evil mirror, and with a motive to destroy. But as I speak to you now her time is up, Render hand of favour with Anything you can afford or give to these motherless foundation (Godstime MOTHERLESS FOUNDATION) in kebbi state nigeria before 2DAYS with faith, as I Rise my hands towards heaven and pray for you they shall serve as point of contact wherever you are, you will receive double portion of grace to excel and total restoration of breakthrough in your life and in the life of your family. Ask for their acct details and help them call the MD in charge of the orphanage to get their details on (WhatsApp or call them now on +2348157025360) tell him I sent you. For it is not by might nor by in power but of the spirit saith the lord (zechariah 4:6). You shall testify to the Glory of God in your life.May Allah bless you.
I thought you would talk about ʿOmar al-Mukhṭār Muḥammad, so could you please talk about ʿOmar al-Mukhṭār Muḥammad in the next discussion? Thank you so much Sheikh
That's modern history. There is a movie made on him which I would recommend.
Hahaha... I was thinking the same
Would love to have more of history type lectures please with details. It was really good to know how the history unfolded after the prophet (sw) and the khulafa. Great lecture. I was hoping it to continue! really enjoyed.
Dear Sheikh, can't remember if I mentioned this before but I absolutely LOVE the library chats! My second most favorite videos to watch after the Seerah.
As for topics, it's your Library, it's your wish :D
Whatever you want to talk about is what I want to know. Want to know what you are thinking in the hope of increasing my knowledge, on any and every topic. This one is good and so was all the other Library Chats.
more history please....Allah grant you more knowledge Sheikh
He made a series about Islamic history. You can watch and learn for hours to hours. You can find them here on CZcams. You will be busy for weeks 😄
@@lightman2258 really ? Is there à playlist ?
@@lightman2258 Where can I find it? I cannot see it in the playlist
What exactly do we know about Ertugrul and the early Ottomans? I've heard that the early ones at least were actually Godly people. I feel that history classes in the Islamic world always talk about al khilafah ar Rashida, then ummayyad, then go up to Harun AR-Rashid, then skip to Al-Ayyubi, then to Yusuf ibn Tashfin in Andalus, the fall of Baghdad, the fall of Granada, Conquest of Constantinople, and then colonialism. I feel Ottoman history gets sidelined too much. Perhaps some more on that. Also, is history only battles? Or did other great and interesting things also happen?
What you have heard about them, even the early ones, is mostly pro-Ottoman propaganda sponsored by Erdogan in the form of lavishly made tv series. This is why you don't hear much about them in proper academic lectures on Islamic history. The so-called 'Dream of Osman' is a myth fabricated long after his death.
Alhamdulillah for Mukhtar. Salamullahi alaihi.
Mukhtar as Siddeeq,
Mukhtar al khair al Muslimeen.
The defender of Banu Hashim, The lover of Thaqlain.
Love the way you get into the topic and try to convey the message as good as you can Jazak'ALLAH khair for your good work and i really admire your knowledge of our beautiful deen, may ALLAH S.W.T protect you and your family from every kind of evil things and people Aameen...
Great lecture! Can you maby talk about Harith Al-Muhasibi (rh)?
''early islamic history'' i often love to see in your library chats ya shaykhna.....jazakhAllah khair
History presented in a straightforward manner. Thank you
May Allah SWT grant you janat. You are our library of knowledge.
Nothing short of a thriller, takes your mind away completely into a marvellous journey!
I LOVE YOU SHEIKH
It was very informative, Jazak Allah
This is really helpful for me in my study of early Islam. Jazakallah Shyakh. I'd be more interested in topics related to early Islamic history and theology. Concerning such topics, another topic I'd like to know is about: The Revolt of ibn al-Ash'ath.
Sheik can you do a lesson on the history and developments of the Athari creed. Also what happened to your series of the explanation of Bhukari ?
Did you see this video about asharism and atharism?
czcams.com/video/zIL-TMe5N0A/video.html
He has a whole class on that he teaches at TISA which goes into a lot of great detail. Highly highly recommend it (you can take it online) if you're brave enough :)
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Can you send a link for that class, where I can get more information about it? How much does it cost? At what time?
I'd love to hear a biography of imam shafii from you sheikh
there is an another shaykh that made one
Would be nice if your next series after the jannah and jahannam series would be on short biographies on some of the famous scholars of early islam along with the some historical context. Chronologically ofcourse
Sort of like a continuation from lives of the sahabs series
I just discovered these gems and I am loving each one. Jazakumallahu khairan Sh Yasir Qadhi
Subhanallah very interested
Please talk about athari perspective on Ghazali
ماشاءالله بسیار عالم و شیخ عالی
خداوند متعال عمر طویل برای شیخ استاد یاسر قادهی بدهد.
افغانستان
The mothers of the believers series inchallah
Here you find his series „mothers of the believers“
czcams.com/play/PLYZxc42QNctUITKI6GwP70OsirXlsBHOs.html
@@simpleviewer7445 JazakAllah Khairun
I wonder how much extensive knowledge n vocabulary u have MashaAllah. Ur eagerness to disseminate knowledge is appreciable .
I didn’t know any of these characters except Hussain RA before this video
Thanks for enlightening n not spreading hatred in umma . I got ur weight reduction secret 🤫 impressed by ur water intake n jumbo sized cup
Stay blessed n continue to spread knowledge n love of Rasool SAW
Salute
- اللّهم صلّ على سيدّنا مُحمد. 💛Quran recitations if you’re interested. 🕊
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Really shed light to some of my doubts and cleared well
Assalamu alaikum from Germany ya Sheik. Thank you for your efforts and patience.
Please continue with this series of early Islamic history. As you said, it is important for us to understand our Islamic history in order to keep realistic and humble concerning our world views.
Please continue with such topics. It's highly beneficial and interesting.
May Allah protect you Sheik.
The Torah is a book which has reached the people of the West and the East, and the majority of the learned men know and have memorized it. In such a book it is impossible to insert additions or omissions. And the proof is that if anyone now wants to insert additions or omissions into the Quran, he could not do it: the same goes for the Torah. -Fakhr al-Din al-Razi, Mafatih al-ghayb, vol. 13, 78.
Except it didn't that was MUCH later in its history. Razi is writing from a time knights are running around and can only go by the little he knows of the text (which even then since we're bringing that up I'll see you and raise you Ibn Hazm who picked the whole narrative apart pre-modern textual criticism). The fact that there are four (Dead Sea Scrolls, Septuagint, Masoretic and Samaritan) is enough to lay that discussion to rest.
Quick examples between the four Torahs:
www.manyprophetsonemessage.com/2014/05/14/the-corruption-of-the-torah/
Become a Muslim.
@@STEWJO004 only if you can tell me about the assurance of salvation....
Very insightful and interesting library chat. Can you do one about a broad look at the downfall of Islamic government leading to the modern nation state?
Yes, Syeikh YQ did in fact made a talk about that. You can refer here. It is called 1914: The Shaping of the Modern Muslim World. czcams.com/video/qh9awD5KwNY/video.html
Yes, and he promised a follow up that iA. 1919 or 1923
@@sabihakhan8326 The follow up lecture was conducted by Dr Nabil Bayakli. Ony a brief introduction By Dr Yasir Qadhi. Here is the link czcams.com/video/aQjDeRcBbzo/video.html
Wow, love the coins 🪙 !
Subhaan Allah. Absolutely fascinating. Alhamdulillah for scholars like YQ who have the in-depth knowledge of Islamic history to share with the rest of us.
This is one of the great lectures. Please continue similar lectures about islamic sects and when, how and when they deviated.
Baraka allah
S.A. Please, I really believe that what is most needed today is a video series with an academic commentary of the Quran just like you did with the seerah. This would inchaAllah be of enormous benefit to all of us. And jazaka Allah khayr. Thank you, thank you, thank you for the treasures you are sharing! Wa Salaam.
JazakAllah Khairan Shaykh. These unconventional lectures are so interesting. Very few people provide with such vivid description of the little known but important incidents of early Islamic world. Please keep it up.
Would like to hear: A Comparative study on available historical narratives of early Islam. Like from today's lecture, we understood one side view, what says the other, what are their sources of information, why to a accept or reject them?
Ahadith about political events collected during the Abbasid period need to be handled with great care and stringent evaluation
Jazakhallah khayrun Shaykh, can you do one about Abdul Rahman Al Dakhil, the ummayid prince who fled the Abbasids and set the Ummayid emirate of Corboda
Loved it, Shaykh! I love these lectures that humanize our history instead of glossing over the controversial details
salaam Shaykh, old Al-Maghrib student here...have a question I have been trying to get the answer to for a few years now...
The Qur'an says that Yahya (AS) should hold firm to the book. This implies, at least to me, that during his era the Torah was preserved and that he was not following a corrupted text. The problem is that we currently have ancient Torahs that came well before Nabi 'Esa (AS) was alive that were found in various caches. Those texts seem to match the modern Torahs, which creates an issue - which Torah was Yahya (AS) told to hold firm to? Was it a corrupt one?
In researching this, I have learned that the Samaritan Bible had already differed from the Hebrew Bible, which suggests that there was drift in the text - so that's one possible answer -- and in checking out the differences (someone actually did a side-by-side comparison) there appears to be pretty significant changes. Could it be that there was a 3rd variant that we just lost?
Obviously some aspects of the text we simply cannot take, such as those that say that the prophets committed shirk. How do we respond to this?
Walakum Salam
To begin the Hebrew bible is NOT the Torah its basically a 7th-century BCE Jewish fanfiction of the time Musa(as) got the it and there are four versions to just that text alone. If I was guessing man the Torah existed mostly as an oral tradition and the Hebrew Bible was essentially just a quick reminder (as modern Jews admit with things such as the Talmud) Dr. Joel Hoffman (Jewish btw) says in his book "the Bible's cutting room floor"
“The Bible you usually read is the abridged version. Its contents were culled from a much larger selection of holy scriptures when new realities forced religious leaders to discard some of their most cherished and sacred books, resulting in what we now call the Bible. Some writings were left out for political or theological reasons, others simply because of the physical restrictions of ancient bookmaking technology. At times, the compilers of the Bible skipped information that they assumed everyone knew. Some passages were even omitted by accident. For these reasons and more, your Bible doesn’t give you a complete picture. […]
In the end, correct answers to the question, How many books are in the Bible? range from thirty-three to seventy-eight. Yet even with seventy-eight books, more material was left out than was included. Additionally, different groups of people order the books of the Bible differently. The modern Jewish order is different from the traditional Jewish order. Christians put the Old Testament books into a third order yet. (For instance, Christians put Daniel near the other famous prophets like Ezekiel and Isaiah, to underscore his centrality. Jews marginalize Daniel by grouping him with the other “writings.”) The Apocrypha, too, appear variously as part of the Old Testament, as an addition to the Old Testament, or-as we just saw-not at all. Underlying all of these differences is the simple fact that there used to be lots of holy writings, and different groups of people compiled different collections of them to form a single book.”
quranandbibleblog.com/2018/04/21/missing-books-in-the-bible/
Subhanallah, what an amazing library chat. Very educational and intense. May Allah grant you his mercy. More of this lectures please. Thank you
Great lecture as always while clarifying that other groups have a different perspective. ‘ history matures you’ that is so true.
Can you please give a lesson on hazzaz ibn Yusuf.
You have exposed me to many hidden knowledge that is crucial for a Muslim to know about their religion. I love these libraries teaching, you have to be well grounded in your imam to accept it.
Pls do more, we love them all!!. JZK
السلام عليكم
A several part presentation on preservation of the Quran including ahruf and Qiraat (their relationship to one another , authenticity and transmission). Do include your view that you have arrived at concerning those subjects . This is very necessary and perhaps more important than any other topic. May Allah reward you.
I have seen even some Muslims blindly believes that Mukhtar was a hero. May Allah protect us.
congrutulations on your youtube play bottom
Superb video as always Shaikh. Could you please do the history of Islam in Andalus as next topic in the library chats. I think it is one of the most important topics every Muslim should be informed about, but sadly an average Muslim has no idea of how Islam flourished in Spain and is something which the entire world seems to have forgotten.
impact of early Islamic history on theology is my cup of tea keep it coming sheikh .
I love this early history. Please continue with more history in your talks
Gold button youtube
Dear Sheikh Qadhi this was a very beneficial piece of history mashallah. I am very intrested in our early history and and would really appriciate if you carry on with the Ummayid Dynasty, Abbasi Dynast, Andulusian era etc.. i am sure other islamic history lovers would appriciate it and benefit from it too.
JazakhAllah khair; another interesting topic.
In these times of confusion, interesting subjects, that will have widespread appeal, and which will eradicate wrong ideas, may include:
A discussion on the theological basis of establishment of Islamic states (not so-called “Islamic State”, i.e. IS), and the historical discussions on the necessity or otherwise of establishing Islamic polities.
Scholarly approaches to the nature of “jihad” in our modern world, especially as relevant to us in the West, in view of the perceived perpetuity of this activity
Very interesting talk. I learned a lot. Thank you Sheikh.
Asalaamu alaykum ya Shaykh, jazzak Allahu Khayran katheeran. I particularly love anything you are doing as you diversify a lot and keep us on our toes! Keep them coming! 🤲🏾👍🏾👌🏾
Honestly the way you explain is so beaautiful I would seriously even pay if I had to, to watch content like this. Sheikh may Allah grant you a long life Insha Allah that we can benefit from your knowledge
Can you explain aqidah at-tahawiyah, and where does it stand among the other more well known schools of aqidah of ash'ari, maturidi and salafi.
Jazkhallah khairan. May Allah Bless you greatly for your efforts in dawah. Ameen.
Please inshallah do more Library chats on each of the main Sunni (including Sufism and its main Tariqahs) & Shia sects of the past that have left a theological impact in to days Muslims.
Also, please do some talks on the individual Sunni and Shia fiqh madhabs present and most relevant extinct ones. Development, many fiqh usul etc.
many.
Lastly, bring the above points full circle by talking about how the main Shia and Sunni fiqh madhabs connect the main Sunni and Shia sub sects. For example, Hanafis and Maturidiyyah or Hanbalis and Athariyyah (Salafiyyah) etc.
This would give you so many topics, historical and theological, plus some fiqhi points to cover in a series of videos. These videos could all be put together a series inshallah.
I am currently reading your PhD Thesis.
Do you have any book recommendations on Islamic History (albeit too broad a categorisation) in the English Language?
Very educational, very informative.
You have kindly done the findings for us, all we need to do is just to listen to you.
Assalamualaikum
Great narrative, I have 2 comments;
1. Please have a simple map to show different cities.
2. Please speak slowly.
Thanks
Wslm jzk khair Sh. This was most informative. Teaching a class on the ummayad dynasty currently and this information is highly appreciated by myself and the class. May Allah bless you and your family and keep you in the service of deen ameen.
As for a suggestion for future talks. As a lover of history I find we are very focused on early Islamic history. Not much focus is given to the last few centuries which helps us to really understand the current world we live in. For example how a small island like England ended up ruling and shaping the modern world and its impact on Muslim lands .
I always find it very interesting that the start of colonialism coincides with the fall of Al Andalus 1492. If I'm not mistaken Christopher Columbus's letter to Queen Izabella of Spain ( thanking her for the ships which would take him to America) praises her for what she did against the "Moores". He also mentions his intent to continue her work against the "infidels "via his voyages.
Point being, its very interesting how European power tied their successes to the decline of Muslim power and really paved the way for Europe to dominate the globe. Just a thought
Jzk khair wslm
Very much enlightening. Thanks
Excellent as always. Sheikh you are informing us on topics we will never come across in normal dars. Thanks a million times and keep up the good work
Terrific lecture - Keep up the important events of Islamic history! You open my eyes with a terrific quote about history "history matures you like nothing else" So that we get this fairy tale image of earliest islamic history out of our minds, and can help us navigate the REAL world much more effectively
can you talk about all hadiths when the Prophet (SAW) saying he is not one of us, in what sense does this mean, does it mean he is not muslim or not believer, ??
Can you do some lectures on the Abbasid revolution, the Crusades - an Islamic perspective Mughal India and al-Andalus?
I find these lecture series very thought provoking. Its inspiring us to learn more about the our deen in all aspects in search for the truth as much as possible. Have gone through similar transition on my views on salafism and even had romantic idea of a caliphate solving all our problems during my youth. Its true more knowledge does humble you and really appreciate you sharing with us these important Islamic events so we may get snap insight of how things were back then. Trials of this world did not leave our Prophets family and his companions and it all started with Adam. Such is the brutal truth, jannah is only in jannah but we can strive have peace as much as we can on Earth.
Next topic idea? Hadith and Sahih books, opposing views expressed from same companion and how they could be understood. Early scholars take. Jzk
fascinating stuff. Please do a library chat on early chronicles of the ashari and athari divide. It would be beneficial and informative.
I love these history talks, it really gives so much context, JAK Sheikh!
Can you start serial (similar to Barzakh and Day of judgement)on Mus haf. We need better response to Jay Smith Est al.
Super interesting. This is the history that we need to be aware of. Not just ww2 and the cold war.
Amazing lecture! Finally I found a video with the Sunni perspective of these historical events
Thank you shaykh for smacking down all the Ertugrul fans