My Life as a Palestinian Boy

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Fiqh and Sunnah

Usul ul-Fiqh

Ali Al-Timimi conveys a 17 part in-depth explanation on the sciences of Islamic Jurisprudence, its sources, legislative means amongst many other key topics for the student of knowledge.

Part 1 of 17 (45m 06s)

Part 2 of 17 (44m 03s)

Part 3 of 17 (43m 31s)

Part 3 of 17 (cont.) (10m 47s)

To listen to all 17 parts of this lecture, you'll need to download them in this ZIP file. The download is free and is ~327Mb in total (32 MP3 files). You'll need the right software to unzip the file once downloaded - free software like 7-Zip is readily available on the internet.

About the Lecturer

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More Lectures by Ali Al-Timimi on SunnahOnline.com

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Usul ul-Fiqh

Ali Al-Timimi conveys a 17 part in-depth explanation on the sciences of Islamic Jurisprudence, its sources, legislative means amongst many other key topics for the student of knowledge.

Part 1 of 17 (45m 06s)

Part 2 of 17 (44m 03s)

Part 3 of 17 (43m 31s)

Part 3 of 17 (cont.) (10m 47s)

To listen to all 17 parts of this lecture, you'll need to download them in this ZIP file. The download is free and is ~327Mb in total (32 MP3 files). You'll need the right software to unzip the file once downloaded - free software like 7-Zip is readily available on the internet.

About the Lecturer

More Lectures by Ali Al-Timimi on SunnahOnline.com

usul ul-fiqh

Be Mindful O Mankind!

To maintain nice relations with the people is half of intelligence, nice questioning is half of knowledge, and nice domestic arrangements is half of the management of livelihood.
'Umar ibn Al-Khattab (d. 23H), may Allah be pleased with him

Never Forget What They Said

"The northern strip, more beautiful than ever. Blowing up and flattening everything, simply a delight for the eyes. (A soldier in Gaza) We must talk about the day after. In my mind, we are dividing plots for all those who fought for Gaza over the years and for the evacuees of Gush Katif - God willing. (Without dimensions)."
Israel's Heritage Minister Amichai Eliyahu, Facebook (translated), 1 November 2023

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