Islamic Revival

We are serialising some sections from the draft translation of   الجامع لأحكام الصيام  ‘Al-Jami li Ahkam as-Siyam’  (A complete guide of the rules of fasting)  by  Sheikh Abu Iyas Mahmoud bin Abdul Latif al-Uweida this Ramadhan, please note this is a draft translation so please overlook errors.      Fasting in Ramadhaan is a pillar from the five pillars of Islaam, so it is one of the five great pillars. As such the one who neglects this pillar or falls short in its performance is worthy of a painful punishment in the hereafter in addition to the punishment that he should receive in this life from the punishments imposed by the Khilafah state. Here is a collection of ahaadeeth and reports (aathaar) that warn against breaking fast in Ramadhaan: 1)       Abi Umaamah (ra) said: I heard the Messenger of Allah (saw) saying: “Whilst I was asleep two men came with me and took me by my arm... He said: Then we saw a people hanging by their tendons, the corners of their mouths were cra

A blind Sheikh from Daraa, Syria delivering a talk at Rajab conference held by Hizb ut-Tahrir in Beirut Lebanon 2012. He tells of the staunchness of our Ummah in Syria and how tanks and canons couldnt hold them back, how revolution was the only way for this Ummah.

Very informative talk by Sheikh Abu Talha in USA during the Qiyam ul Layl program in Ramadan, Sheikh Abu Talha expounds on the various values of Ramadan a Muslim should actively seek to gain the maximum benefit from this blessed month. Sheikh Abu Talha reminds how the month of Ramadan is closely linked to the revelation of the Quran and gives insight into this special relationship between Ramadan and the Revelation. The various values of Ramadan explained in this talk are: 1- Supreme Values of Ramadan 2- Personal Values of Ramadan 3- Structural values of Ramadan 4- Political values of Ramadan 5- Historical values of Ramadan