Ahlulbait (a.s.) Weekly Webinar in English

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Ahlulbait Islamic Centre in collaboration with Surrey Islamic Centre present:

Ahlulbait (a.s.) Weekly Webinar in English

Date: Saturday 03.04.2021
Time: 7pm
Platform: Live on YouTube

The programme will insha’Allah consist of the followings sections:

1. Recitation of the Holy Quran
2. COVID & COVID Vaccine - Husam Jawad
3. Ramadhan 2021 and The Challenges - Dr Hasan Al-Ogaily
4. Islamic Laws (Fiqh) - Seyed Ali Al-Khalkhali
5. Virtues of the Holy month of Ramadhan - Seyed Ali Reza Al-Jalali
6. Dua Imam Mahdi (a.s.)

“And whoever honors the symbols of Allah - indeed, it is from the piety of hearts." (Al-Haj 22:32)

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Transcript

[0:15]so a little bait islamic center in wembley in collaboration with surrey

[0:21]islamic center and surrey would like to welcome you to our brand

[0:28]new weekly english webinars which inshallah you'll find useful so our program

[0:35]tonight inshallah will start with recitation from holy quran i would say

[0:45]which will then be followed by a talk about covered and covered

[0:54]vaccination with the this will then be followed by a talk with

[1:02]dr hassan kelly about the challenges during the holy month of ramadan

[1:08]we'll then have our weekly section would say which will be followed

[1:18]by um [Music] talk about the virtues of the holy month of

[1:24]ramadan would say radha al-jalali [Music] [Music] so without uh further ado

[1:42]uh we start with the recitation from holy quran would say muhammad

[1:47]will receive him with love my no [Music] yes what [Music] i

[3:39][Music] [Music] a [Music] on foreign [Music] so uh so our next

[7:41]um next section inshaallah is a talk about covered and coveted vaccination

[7:46]with hajj assam jawad we welcome him with love my dear viewers

[7:58]listeners who are listening to us virtually so today i'm going to

[8:02]give a short talk about kobe the and the coveted rollout covered

[8:06]vaccine rollout to start off with um i just want to introduce

[8:09]myself i'm a pharmacist i qualified in 2011 started working as a

[8:14]community pharmacist uh initially and when pharmacists started to be introduced in

[8:22]working in gp practices i i decided to make that move from

[8:28]working in community pharmacy and stepping in in the gp practice so

[8:33]i qualified later as a independent prescriber i start being able to

[8:40]prescribe within gp settings and really i wanted to to touch based

[8:46]on on how pharmacists has been able to uh to step in

[8:52]uh when it comes to the pandemic so the role of the

[8:59]promises during the pandemic has been obviously during the beginning of the

[9:03]pandemic we were seeing that you know many places had to close

[9:07]patients may not were not able to to go to their doctors

[9:11]or dentists whereas you would see that the community pharmacies were open

[9:16]all the time to to the public so you you can everyone

[9:22]um you know so that the pharmacists were where their getaway you

[9:29]know if they had any uh you know problems or any any

[9:33]questions that they had that they wanted more assurance about they could

[9:36]go to the pharmacy and again in the hospital you had all

[9:41]the pharmacists being there to support the doctors the nurses and when

[9:45]the vaccine rollout started in december again the pharmacists were there for

[9:52]for for the population so i stepped in since december as well

[10:00]to support with that so i started vaccinating uh both at the

[10:05]hub at the vaccination hubs uh in the gp and also doing

[10:14]home visits to to support with that um so if we if

[10:17]we um if we talk about the virus itself uh the kobit

[10:23]uh code 19 i mean it doesn't require any introduction as as

[10:27]the virus has unfortunately infected most households worldwide and in some cases

[10:33]has been fatal and caused long-term illnesses we have firsthand witness how

[10:38]this virus can easily transmit between people and cause complications now we're

[10:44]seeing evidence that this upgraded virus we call uh variants no longer

[10:50]only cause complications in elderly or people with uh health problems during

[10:54]the january just a recent wave that we had the intensive care

[11:00]units we're seeing people from all ages so this virus is indeed

[11:07]deadly okay now what can we do to fight back because we

[11:09]all have part to beat this virus so firstly we should all

[11:15]make sure that we stick to our national guidelines in uk that's

[11:20]no indoors gatherings wear masks in close spaces keep distances and importantly

[11:26]wash your hands regularly secondly keep internal spaces mentally ventilated well ventilated

[11:37]and there's so much evidence to suggest that if you keep internal

[11:40]spaces ventilated you are less likely to to see a transmission happening

[11:46]so i encourage everyone to always have their windows open and get

[11:53]fresh air into the into into your internal spaces and also get

[11:58]tested whenever you feel that you have any symptoms if you're not

[12:01]sure you know you've got your headache maybe you feel that you've

[12:05]got fever the test is free and it's widely available and it's

[12:10]easy to get easy to test and you get the result fairly

[12:15]quick so we should all be kind of uh connected with with

[12:21]actually getting this these tests okay and thirdly and i feel it's

[12:27]one of the most important uh a part on in in trying

[12:32]to beat this virus and that is the vaccine itself okay the

[12:34]vaccine has been rolled out uh worldwide um and it's safe so

[12:42]personally i i'm a person that probably don't like to take medication

[12:45]i i in most cases i would say that i would prefer

[12:48]that other people would get vaccinated before i do um so that

[12:52]i can see that is there any negative effect uh does it

[12:57]work uh and then maybe i change my mind and see accordingly

[13:02]how things goes however when i started looking at uh you know

[13:07]especially in december when i was seeing evidence that this virus was

[13:13]not only affecting the elderlies now it was affecting people in my

[13:20]age and i can see uh because i've got the medical background

[13:22]i could see the the the way that the studies has been

[13:26]made because i you know you can argue that this vaccine was

[13:29]rushed into uh it didn't require it didn't meet the required time

[13:34]frame or didn't go through the testing that it was requiring however

[13:39]when i looked into into it deeply i started seeing evidence that

[13:45]although the trials and the faces happened uh simultaneously uh the regulatory

[13:51]bodies did actually take a a a independent view and it didn't

[13:58]have any impact on the government so that's my opinion i looked

[14:01]at it and i saw that actually this is safe and also

[14:06]because i was seeing that people were falling seriously ill in my

[14:10]age so i was weighing the benefit against the risks and their

[14:14]risks were fatal you know you know so so whatever you know

[14:19]the boxing the small side effects that could give me headache you

[14:24]know feverish uh could feel feverish it's it's nothing compared to to

[14:28]the effect i can have from the actual virus number one number

[14:35]two we're saying that there's more than 600 million shots that has

[14:42]been given worldwide up to now and back then when i was

[14:46]looking at it maybe uh about more than 50 million uh around

[14:49]the end of the beginning of january so more than more than

[14:55]600 million shots has been killed worldwide so where it usually would

[14:59]have taken several years for the vaccine to roll out and reach

[15:02]out this many people it's only happened less than six months in

[15:05]less than six months so we've got a large amount of people

[15:11]that has been vaccinated and if there were any serious impact i

[15:14]know that you know it's been discussed in europe that there is

[15:16]uh increased risk of coagulation but really when the regulators has looked

[15:21]at it the independent regulators there is no clear evidence and no

[15:28]link directly between the vaccine and and the population now these coagulation

[15:32]i must stress that they are very rare they are very rare

[15:36]so it's not the typical coagulation that we see you know but

[15:41]there is no link there's no evidence to link them so i

[15:48]started knowing that these are are are safe okay because they've been

[15:51]rolled out and no no no no clear impact and lastly actually

[15:56]before lastly i i i was seeing that there was also talks

[15:59]about that it only doesn't only protect me it might protect others

[16:05]and there's more evidence now to suggest that the vaccine may also

[16:11]protect the transmission of the virus okay so why is that important

[16:17]it's important because we as humans and we are as muslims we

[16:20]can't you know we're always there to think about not only us

[16:24]about others and about our families to start up with but also

[16:31]as a society so would you want to you know us as

[16:37]as as muslims do we want to know okay i'm healthy and

[16:40]i might not fall seriously ill with this uh virus however if

[16:47]i carry the virus and i transmit it to my family absolutely

[16:52]i don't want to to get anybody seriously ill in my family

[16:56]and also nobody in the society so i i work with with

[17:02]elderlies and you might meet people in the train or in the

[17:05]in the at your school so who you may not know that

[17:10]they're they've got long-term health conditions which the spiders can be fatal

[17:15]to them so i know that our audience today is uh more

[17:23]um young adults and maybe uh there is no license for them

[17:27]to have it although pfizer now is doing trials in in younger

[17:36]is actually licensed from 16 and above okay so if you have

[17:41]if you're entitled and you get called to be invited for a

[17:46]vaccine i would encourage you to take it um and lastly but

[17:52]not least my real religious leaders also asked me to take it

[17:57]i mean uh i've had uh talks with the said jalali said

[18:02]father milani and they have emphasized that the statement made by our

[18:08]leader and our said uh is accurate because there was a statement

[18:15]made by say to say if you need to take on the

[18:19]vaccine you should take it okay so i'll try to make my

[18:26]talk very brief and and give you the kind of information that

[18:30]i wanted to share with you so i thank you for listening

[18:33]to my talk thank you so much for the really useful uh

[18:44]information may allah protect you all from the virus um for you

[18:51]and all the ones you you and your family and all your

[18:55]friends and uh and relatives um our next get our next speaker

[19:04]is uh dr hassan legally and who's going to talk about the

[19:12]challenges during the holy month of ramadan we welcome [Music] dear brothers

[19:23]and sisters i just want to thank brother hassan for his really

[19:29]timely and important brief talk and i definitely second that encourage everyone

[19:34]to get their vaccine as soon as the opportunity arises and as

[19:37]soon as possible uh my name is dr hassan alegali i am

[19:41]a gp i work in croydon emergency department in the hospital um

[19:45]and some of you may know me as the karate instructor at

[19:50]the sari markers sadly we haven't been together for a year now

[19:55]uh so i'm going to talk today uh as uh uh abu

[19:58]ali has mentioned about ramadan and the challenges this is applicable mainly

[20:03]to those young brothers and sisters in the community who are facing

[20:07]the biggest challenge in ramadan which is studying for exams uh during

[20:12]this forthcoming year and um the same principles apply to all of

[20:19]us essentially we are all students in life in this journey and

[20:21]the principles of a student studying for exams should be adopted by

[20:25]all of us when we want to get the most out of

[20:29]ramadan so ramadan it's a month which is undoubtedly the holiest month

[20:31]in the islamic calendar it's a special time where we think of

[20:34]the poor reflect on our actions and our behaviors increase in generosity

[20:41]and kindness increase in the acts of worship and unite with our

[20:46]community sharing the unity of islam the key defining act of ramadan

[20:50]is of course you guessed it fasting and fasting has been practiced

[20:54]throughout history and by almost every religion in the world the coronavirus

[20:58]pandemic halves had such a massive impact on our freedoms to participate

[21:01]in so many vital and important islamic activities which some of us

[21:07]may have just taken for granted attending hajj attending umrah visiting the

[21:12]holy shrines in kalabala attending the mosques the islamic centers our maracas

[21:17]we never really truly understood the value and importance of these things

[21:20]and many others until we have lost the ability or have been

[21:25]physically prevented for so long over a year now from being able

[21:29]to do these things one thing is for certain though the coronavirus

[21:33]pandemic pandemic cannot cancel ramadan a remarkable event that brings us closer

[21:37]to allah that teaches us patience teaches us to say no to

[21:43]ourselves sends us deep into personal reflection and elevates us spiritually it's

[21:50]all we've got right now and it is vital that we embrace

[21:54]it with our families and get the most out of it some

[21:56]of us may arrive at the doorsteps of ramadan with a subconscious

[22:01]dread or anxiety about fasting and perceive it as difficult and challenging

[22:05]indeed it isn't always easy for us to deny ourselves food and

[22:08]drink for a defined period of time but the fact that we

[22:12]may feel it is not easy is itself a mindset that is

[22:16]to say we must approach ramadan and fasting with the right attitude

[22:20]and in actual facts ramadan is not difficult at all your body

[22:25]can stand almost anything it's your mind that you have to convince

[22:30]during a fast you will find out if it is you that

[22:33]controls your thoughts or if it is your thoughts that control you

[22:37]fasting itself carries numerous medical benefits and is actually practiced by many

[22:42]people around the world for these health benefits it appears to improve

[22:46]the body's ability to manage inflammation and as such can help with

[22:51]chronic conditions like heart disease multiple sclerosis rheumatoid arthritis amongst others several

[22:55]studies have supported fasting as a way of improving our blood sugar

[22:59]control and reduces the risk of diabetes it's also shown to improve

[23:04]immunity and the body's control of cancer it enhances fat metabolism and

[23:07]encourages weight loss and by promoting human growth hormone levels can also

[23:12]play a role in human muscle strength in fact it's also been

[23:15]associated with increased life expectancy but above all and more importantly fasting

[23:22]has a vast impact on improving our spiritual senses our ability to

[23:26]control our nephs at multiple levels help us help prevent us from

[23:33]exceeding the limits that allah has set us defeat shape on and

[23:35]reduce the distance between us and allah after all a diet changes

[23:39]the way you look fasting changes the way you see that said

[23:45]fasting during studies and revising for exams can be a challenge however

[23:49]this must be approached with positivity uh in order to get the

[23:52]most out of your fasting and your studies so i'm going to

[23:56]give you a few tips on how to manage your studying during

[23:58]ramadan and in actual facts all of these tips are useful for

[24:02]anyone wishing to get the most out of ramadan since it's about

[24:05]optimizing our sleep the way we eat the way we drink and

[24:09]planning our time so we give ourselves a maximum and highest level

[24:14]of focus so the first thing is preparation it is really essential

[24:17]for you to plan your time out during ramadan develop a timetable

[24:20]that works around your routine and your commitments use your breaks from

[24:25]studying in a productive way if in ramadan for example during reading

[24:29]some quran or listening to some beneficial beneficial lectures listening to this

[24:35]for example some people like to cram or crash study in the

[24:37]last few weeks or days before their exams we've all heard of

[24:42]crash courses and we sometimes wonder whether these are for people who

[24:44]just haven't prepared but not really of course they can be very

[24:49]useful but the key thing here is to give yourself plenty of

[24:52]time and to avoid getting really stressed in the last few weeks

[24:56]and days before your exam different people have different ways of revising

[24:58]you might prefer to revise better in the morning or the daytime

[25:02]i'm an evening person for instance i revise better at night so

[25:06]figure out what works best for you the sooner you prepare the

[25:10]more likely you will succeed by failing to prepare you are preparing

[25:15]to fail in terms of exam material think of this as a

[25:20]battle in a battle it's important to know your enemy if you

[25:22]want to win so find out everything there is to know about

[25:25]your exam speak to your teachers speak to your peers look for

[25:30]past papers and example questions it's also important to consider your study

[25:33]method use variety don't just passively read books and notes you know

[25:38]for for ages and ages you've got to use other forms of

[25:41]studying like interactive learning using online tutorials answering example questions and reflecting

[25:45]on the answers and flash cards don't spend too long revising any

[25:51]one topic no longer than 45 minutes before moving on to the

[25:54]next one this will avoid you getting overload keep your study stakes

[25:58]clean sit at a desk while you're fasting during the daytime not

[26:01]on your bed as you otherwise find that you may be tempted

[26:03]to drift off to sleep especially during ramadan because as you know

[26:06]during ramadan your sleeping pattern is likely to become disturbed remove distractions

[26:11]from your desk so you have a clean space to work free

[26:15]from temptations if you are attending school or college during ramadan make

[26:18]the best use of the lunch breaks that they offer if you're

[26:22]in lectures during the day use those lunch breaks to your advantage

[26:26]and when i say use it to your advantage i don't mean

[26:29]cramming revision notes and getting a head start on your call on

[26:31]your peers but actually doing something nice and refreshing you know take

[26:34]a prayer break have a nap if you can but remember to

[26:36]put your alarm clock on otherwise you'll be found asleep snoring in

[26:40]a corner make a to-do list or going for a walk for

[26:44]instance if you're at home if you're feeling tired get up get

[26:47]moving nothing too strenuous don't try and do any exercise pull-ups push-ups

[26:51]weightlifting while you're fasting it's counterproductive you're going to burn yourself out

[26:56]and it's exactly not the thing to do during ramadan but you

[26:59]may want to just get out get some fresh air you'll feel

[27:03]much more awake after a change of scenery splash some water on

[27:06]your face to revitalize have a shower if that's what you need

[27:09]to do even the ablution that will walk before prayers this may

[27:12]be sufficient enough just to give you that wake-up call that you

[27:16]need to be able to get that strength to keep studying eating

[27:19]well now ensure you have a healthy and balanced diet during ramadan

[27:22]you must of course drink plenty of water as even mild dehydration

[27:26]can affect your concentration and your performance while revising you need to

[27:30]aim to drink at least two liters of water between after and

[27:33]but remember don't just gulp it down pack in the protein protein

[27:38]is essential for you to feel fuller for longer and provide you

[27:41]with that energy that can be released throughout the day meat fish

[27:44]eggs for instance it can be tempting at our time and we

[27:48]all know this to just suddenly stuff ourselves with fatty fried foods

[27:53]or high carb foods like lots of rice or bread or pasta

[27:55]potatoes these things will divert blood straight to your stomach and your

[28:01]digestive system and away from your uh brain so you're gonna feel

[28:05]very tired very quickly so try and have a small iftar if

[28:08]you are studying definitely if you give in to those cravings you

[28:10]will feel very tired very lethargic very quickly which isn't great if

[28:16]you're studying especially for support you should try and incorporate as many

[28:19]what's called brain foods into your diet as possible so think of

[28:24]avocado chocolate eggs walnuts and when i say chocolate i mean dark

[28:26]chocolate bananas and almonds these will improve your focus and help you

[28:32]retain information as you study when you do eat make sure you

[28:35]eat slowly after after because eating quickly is also going to cause

[28:39]problems with your energy levels afterwards if you eat slowly the energy

[28:42]from the food will be slowly released into your system keeping you

[28:47]energized for longer it is likely for you to be beneficial um

[28:50]more beneficial for you to work or study soon after so that

[28:55]you are not distracted by the hunger of course salah comes first

[28:59]and you may want to give yourself about 15-20 minutes after after

[29:02]to be able to recuperate before hitting the textbooks sleep you need

[29:07]to make sure that you're sleeping okay you're likely to be staying

[29:11]up late and getting up early so your sleeping schedule is likely

[29:16]to get messed up but because of this you want to make

[29:18]sure that you catch up during daylight hours on your sleep so

[29:22]it's important to ensure that you're properly rested not only for the

[29:25]sake of your exam grades but also for your well-being if you

[29:27]have an exam coming up it's likely that you're going to need

[29:29]tweaking of your sleep time so think about power naps during the

[29:33]day 15 20 minutes sleeps not more but overall try and achieve

[29:37]eight hours of sleep in a 24-hour period most importantly take it

[29:40]easy all of us know how much you want to do well

[29:44]but you mustn't put too much pressure on yourself ensure you don't

[29:47]overload yourself in a day time when your body's under stress you

[29:50]need to pace yourself when as progresses particularly once you get past

[29:54]the halfway point if like me you count the days to 15

[29:58]and then after 15 it just seems like you have another half

[30:01]a month to go but you have to pace yourself it's important

[30:05]to persevere what does perseverance mean perseverance is the hard work you

[30:09]do after you get tired of doing all the hard work you've

[30:11]already done and if the tough if you feed us getting really

[30:17]tough remember after every storm every storm runs out of rain the

[30:21]coronavirus pandemic has brought so much suffering and anxiety to all of

[30:23]us in different ways some more than others it has also brought

[30:26]us a lot of unknowns and uncertainties about the future that lies

[30:30]ahead and this is no less true for our brothers and sisters

[30:33]in school college and universities today with what we all face it

[30:38]is important that we remain strong-minded and strong-willed so don't think about

[30:41]what might happen in a month don't think about what can happen

[30:46]in a year just focus on the 24 hours in front of

[30:48]you and do what you can to get closer to where you

[30:51]want to be remember it's hard to beat a person that never

[30:54]gives up santa success to all our brothers and sisters and sons

[31:12]and daughters who are fasting and attending school what you know while

[31:16]attending school and universities and uh managing their studies um our next

[31:27]uh speaker is said ali uh who's to who's going to talk

[31:34]about islamic clause or we welcome him with love muhammad [Music] and

[32:07]the next month is the holiest month in the islamic calendar the

[32:11]holy month of ramadan regards to an act of worship which we

[32:20]perform in the month of ramadan in this holy surah chapter 2

[32:29]the second surah verse 183 states oh you have faith or believers

[32:48]fasting has been prescribed for you as it was prescribed for those

[32:52]before you so that you may attain that you may attain taqwa

[33:04][Music] now of course when we were to mention or describe fasting

[33:10]and effect of fasting we need to remember the actual jurisprudential matters

[33:16]that are important in relation to fasting of course in this brief

[33:23]session that we have now inshallah and my dear brothers and sisters

[33:29]they would use this opportunity in next few days especially before the

[33:34]holy month of ramadan to ask and read especially the islamic laws

[33:37]manual of our respected esteemed scholars in order to be well prepared

[33:48]for the fasting of the holy month of ramadan fasting in itself

[33:55]if we were to describe a terminology a fairly terminology it would

[34:02]be abstaining from a certain number of things from the time of

[34:12]fajr from till the time of in humility and obedience to allah

[34:19]in order to gain of allah many times when we inform others

[34:30]why are you fasting we need to remember number one fasting is

[34:38]for the sake of abbas proud i am fasting for every action

[34:48]there is an intention when you perform salah before we say allahu

[34:54]akbar we need to be aware of the intention that's motive why

[35:02]am i praying for a button in allahi in the same way

[35:05]in manna when we fast in the holy month of ramadan the

[35:09]fasting of the holy month of ramadan we need to be aware

[35:15]of the intention that intention that's near does not need to be

[35:25]pronounced or recited aloud in fact it could be in your mind

[35:28]it could be near thought your conscience that you are fasting in

[35:36]humility and obedience to allah one may renew this intention every night

[35:44]every day before the fast or the night of the month of

[35:51]ramadan may recite or may say or may be aware the consciousness

[35:56]of the near that they are going to fast in the holy

[36:00]month of ramadan the whole month of the holy month and brief

[36:08]now i will mention those things that invalidate the fast which means

[36:15]those things we should stay away from from fajr time till mother

[36:20]time the one that we all are aware of is eating and

[36:27]drinking we must stay away from eating and drinking from fajr to

[36:35]we must not eat and we must not drink whether it is

[36:42]small amount of food or small amount of drink king doesn't matter

[36:48]you must not eat nor drink smoking or inhaling thick dust thick

[36:56]fumes one should avoid that between fragile and prayers vomiting also invalidates

[37:05]the fast lying about allah subhanahu what allah and the master mean

[37:11]invalidates the fast and there are other acts that invalidate the fast

[37:18]for example sexual intercourse must be avoided in the time of fasting

[37:26]that invalidates the the fast and other acts that we must be

[37:31]completely aware of inshallah would definitely check these rulings and ensure that

[37:40]they are aware of these rulings to ensure that the fast is

[37:44]completely valid now as a final reminder and now the fast which

[37:50]is gurbatan and allah to stay away from those certain things we

[37:54]need to remember that it's intentionally breaking or in deliberately performing any

[38:03]of these acts that invalidate the fast so if it was unintentionally

[38:09]or by accident then that does not invalidate the fast of the

[38:18]holy month of ramadan so this means that if someone forgets and

[38:22]has a sip of water or eats food it does not break

[38:26]his or her fast and they continue to fast we are not

[38:32]required to fast we're not required to fast when we are ill

[38:38]severely ill sick and it and that fast will affect and harm

[38:46]our health nor are we required to fast we cannot fast if

[38:50]we are traveling with the set conditions of traveling which again is

[38:56]mentioned in the detailed books of course if after the uh we

[39:02]feel better when we feel better insha'allah and we return for example

[39:07]from our travel then we must repay the missed fasts of our

[39:14]fasts as those fasts that we missed perform them as as soon

[39:20]as we are able to do so there are two days in

[39:22]the year in the calendar in the sun calendar where it's too

[39:27]fast one must not fast it is too fast and that is

[39:33]on the day of the first of throughout the s it is

[39:43]a recommended deed must have to fast especially the month of rajab

[39:49]and shut down it is highly recommended to fast and if one

[39:56]has on a final note any fast that they missed from the

[40:00]previous year then one should try their best to perform the kabat

[40:09]fast before the next month of and allow us to truly maximize

[40:32]from the great benefits and the great blessings and mercy of the

[40:37]holy month of ramadan remember fasting is just not it's not just

[40:41]a jurisprudential act but rather fasting in addition is a spiritual act

[40:46]an act of disciplining oneself an act of name as to allah

[40:51]an act of sincerity an act of charity an act of generosity

[40:56]an act of thinking of others an act of the muslim ummah

[41:00]and finally i thank the wonderful community for giving us the opportunity

[41:09]to have a center albeit islamic center and the surrey islamic center

[41:15]may allah continue to give you all to feel and continue to

[41:18]give us all to fear enable us to follow his rules um

[41:41]during the month of ramadan and give us the best of taqwa

[41:45]thank you so much again uh dear brothers and sisters our next

[41:50]speaker is said ali radal jalali with the talk about the virtues

[41:57]of the holy month of ramadan we welcome him with loud [Music]

[42:23][Music] [Music] my dear brothers and sisters as we all know we

[42:51]are close to the holy month of ramadan among that all the

[42:54]muslims around the world are the guests of allah subhanahu wa ta'ala

[42:59]a month that is known in the hadith and narrations as the

[43:04]best month of the year its days and nights are considered as

[43:11]the best but as for the reasons of fasting we can mention

[43:15]three main reasons from the hadith and narrations number one it's narrated

[43:21]by imam that the philosophy reason of fasting is equaling the rich

[43:30]and poor innama yes [Music] number two is to remember the hereafter

[43:40]and the day of judgment for yesterday people are commanded to fast

[43:57]in order to understand the pain of hunger and thirst and through

[44:01]it to find the poverty and misery of the hereafter and number

[44:06]three is to test the sincerity of the people and we have

[44:22]several hadith and narrations regarding the importance and the virtues of this

[44:27]month therefore imam sajjad ali abdullah salam says oh allah inspire us

[44:32]to know the virtues of this month [Music] the beginning of this

[44:56]month is all mercy and the middle of this month is all

[44:59]forgiveness and the end of this month is freedom from the fire

[45:04]of hell and another hadith the prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam says that

[45:10]if the servants knew that how much ramadan has virtues and blessings

[45:16]they would like ramadan to be the holier not only one month

[45:26]the prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam also says that heaven desires four kind

[45:35]of people the one who feeds the hungry one the one who

[45:38]minds his language the recite of the holy quran and the faster

[45:42]of the holy month of ramadan the gates of the sky opens

[46:01]on the first night of ramadan and will not close until the

[46:06]last night of it is the fasting person has two joys and

[46:22]two moments of happiness the first one is when he breaks his

[46:26]fast and the second one is when he meets his lord ask

[46:33]the prophet what is the greatest is in this month the prophet

[46:42]replies the best deeds in this month is avoiding the muharram and

[46:55]haram actions and also reciting quran is very advised and recommended in

[47:02]this holy month ramadan everything has praying and the spring of the

[47:16]holy quran is the month of ramadan also narrates [Music] reciting one

[47:34]verse in this holy month equals with reciting the whole quran in

[47:38]other months so basically by these hadith and narrations that we mentioned

[47:43]we realize the importance of this month that ramadan even has some

[47:48]virtues and qualities that other monks doesn't have for example breathing in

[47:55]this month equals with reciting supplications or sleeping in this month equals

[48:01]with worshipping allah subhanahu wa'ta'ala the prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam says grant

[48:29]us success to become nearer to him and become more spiritual during

[48:36]the holy month of ramadan dear brothers and sisters we come to

[48:41]the end of our program tonight inshaallah with the of imam and

[48:48]mahdi with sayed emir al-amili we receive him with loved salah allah

[49:00]muhammad is [Music] foreign foreign [Music] um me dear brothers and sisters

[52:00]we have come to the end of our program tonight our thanks

[52:04]to all our guest speakers um to um bait islamic center and

[52:13]wembley uh sari islamic center um thank you to all our listeners

[52:18]and viewers and we hope to see you again next week in

[52:27]sha allah

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