Weekly Abridged Bukhari lessons-shk Riyad ul Haq
Shk Riyad Ul Haq delivers weekly Bukhari lessons, every Friday 8.15pm Al Kawthar Academy, Leicester. Separate facilities for sisters&brothers. Live broadcast from website if you cannot attend.
For further details see website :
http://www.akacademy.eu/bukhari/index
Currently on Book of Hajj, I attend it's the most beneficial gathering I've attended so far.
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Yes broadcast live from website, or there's a second link for ppl with Paltalk.
i've not checked youtube not sure. I think they are recorded to be sold as audio, so it's usually only available to watch live from 8.15pm and no other time.
According to website there are a few past Bukhari lessons available for download here's link scroll down to "Bukhari" section: http://www.akacademy.eu/library/audio
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Inshallah I will listen and learn.
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According to website there are a few past Bukhari lessons available for download here's link scroll down to "Bukhari" section: http://www.akacademy.eu/library/audio
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Thanks.
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[quote=You]Inshallah I will listen and learn.[/quote]
wow
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What?
I was gonna put may instead of will, but then I thought the "inshallah" covers that option anyway.
and I have no reason not to listen if I am online and doing nothing else and no one else will know about it and I will not be signed up to it as a commitment.
EDIT
also to add I do think it would be a good thing to have regular classes on this site (starting at the absolute basics) where the videos etc can be embedded in blog posts, so if anyone knowledgeable enough (or with contacts with those knowledgeable enough) wants to have a go, go ahead.
Bitesized pieces of info slowly but surely disseminated into us plebs.
It's broadcast live online?
Are the past lectures available online, like on youtube etc? (could be a good diea to embed them as a series on a blog. maybe a lesson every few days...)