Nouman Ali Khan - Contradicting Community

Foysol89

[video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LumwYGp729w&feature=youtube_gdata_player]

Subhanallah an amazing lecture on how as a community we should attract MUSLIMS to Islam. From how to deal with your parents to how the imams should deal with the youth, he covers it all.

Must Watch insha Allah. You'll only benefit. 🙂

Foysol89 — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 - 02:15

Assalamu alaikum 😃

It seems these days the 'religious muslims' have become self righteous and are quick to pass judgement on others and blame others for state of the ummah today. The imams of the masjids in the local communities don't seem to be able to connect with the youth and as a result don't really talk about issues that concern them.

Worst of all the love and concern for each other as muslims seems to be dying out really quickly. People would rather call you a deviant then to try and help you on to the straight path.

How can you strive to study your deen, pray 5 times a day at the masjid, give dawah to people and then talk back to your parents causing friction in your own house? There's a really messed up sense of priorities right there.

If you can't look after the affairs of the muslims in your own community then you can forget about reviving the whole ummah.

"Allah does not change the condition of the people, until they change what is in themselves"

May Allah guide us all. Ameen

The Pied Piper — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 - 10:42

[quote=Foysol89]Assalamu alaikum 😃

It seems these days the 'religious muslims' have become self righteous and are quick to pass judgement on others and blame others for state of the ummah today. The imams of the masjids in the local communities don't seem to be able to connect with the youth and as a result don't really talk about issues that concern them.

Worst of all the love and concern for each other as muslims seems to be dying out really quickly. People would rather call you a deviant then to try and help you on to the straight path.

How can you strive to study your deen, pray 5 times a day at the masjid, give dawah to people and then talk back to your parents causing friction in your own house? There's a really messed up sense of priorities right there.

If you can't look after the affairs of the muslims in your own community then you can forget about reviving the whole ummah.

"Allah does not change the condition of the people, until they change what is in themselves"

May Allah guide us all. Ameen[/quote]

Not bad ginger boy, you giving quite some speeches these days...