My Journey to Islamic Knowledge

Yasir Qadhi

Muslim Central

Society & Culture, Islam, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 30 March 2015

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

In a bare it all lecture, Shaykh Dr. Yasir Qadhi shares his innermost feelings and emotions while shedding light on his inspirational and motivational journey of acquiring knowledge, learning and comprehending the Arabic language and specializing in Hadith studies. He also delves into a conversation that acquaints us with his high aspirations with regards to his worship to Allah SWT, while forming the crux of all motivations. He also shares and discusses the innumerable challenges, predicaments and factors that tried to deviate him from this path and make him put an end to his undying quest to perfect the worship of Allah. The pearls of wisdom that are meted out to us from his experiences in treading on the path of sacred knowledge of Islam are exemplary and provide us with food for thought on how we as Muslims ought to conduct our lives .

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0:00.0	This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com.
0:04.0	Sallamalecom.
0:07.0	Sala Malekum, Maramatlaver-Barkato.
0:09.0	Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and thank you so much.
0:12.0	Once again for welcoming me into your
0:15.3	set-in-room. As usual I do not come alone. Tonight I have for you yet another guest
0:22.1	a very very interesting person. You've probably heard the name
0:26.0	Yasir al-Qadi. And let me try and introduce the man to you, because obviously in recent days we have heard his name,
0:35.4	but do we really know who he is?
0:36.8	Where does he come from?
0:37.9	What is he about?
0:39.3	Shall we?
0:41.2	Sir, welcome to my program.
0:43.0	What's s'am al-Aikum, welcome to the Maldives.
0:45.0	Tell me a little bit about yourself.
0:47.0	This name, Yasur-Al-Qadhi, it's very, very interesting.
0:51.0	Where does that come from?
0:52.0	O'Lah, firstly, thank you very interesting. Where does that come from? Aslam, Allah, firstly, thank you very much for having me on your show, for allowing me to come to your very, very
0:59.5	beautiful country, absolutely amazing, stunningly gorgeous.
1:04.0	The name, of course, Yasselkaldi is of course two Arabic terms, but I am not ethnically Arab.
1:10.0	My ancestors go back to India, and my mother and father were both raised in Pakistan.
1:16.0	So when I'm asked where am I originally from, meaning ethnically, if I want to say India, I'm correct.
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