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Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari
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Ode of Healing is an original poem written by Shaykh Ahmed Saad in Arabic combining all the Names of the Prophet ﷺ as mentioned in Dalail Al-Khayrat. The Name of the poem is شفا السقام بأسماء سيد الأنام This new recording is just a tester for the new version recorded with Manaqib munshids as a chorus. Please promote the poem and let us know your thoughts by emailing: admin@ihsaninstitute.co.uk
صلاة الله على أحمد كلمات وإنشاد الشيخ أحمد سعد الأزهري Salatul Allah Upon Ahmad Lyrics and Singing by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari
صلاةُ الله على أحمد * صلاة الله على أحمد
ألا يـــا أمة الهادي * كُفيتم صولة العادي فقولوا بعد إمــداد * صلاة الله على أحمدْ ألا يـــا أمة المختار * دخلتم لُجــةَ الأنوار بها ستعاينوا الأسرار * صلاة الله على أحمد ستزدادون من قرب * ومن لطف ومن حب فقل بالعزمِ يا حِـبي * صلاة الله على أحمد بها الرحمن نجـانا * وأعـطانـا وأولانــا فصرنا اليوم خلانا * صلاة الله على أحمد ختام الأنبيا الخُلَصا * إليه الجود قد خَلُصا ورب العرش قد أوصى * صلاة الله على أحمد هو المطلوب في المحشر * لهول المطلع الأكبر فنكفى عندها مِنْ شر * صلاة الله على أحمد بـــه ختـم النبييـنا * وصــولٌ للمريدينــا وقُـــل طَه وياسين * صـــلاة الله على أحمد إذا ما الشوق وافاكم * ونحو الروض ناداكم فقوموا نحو مولاكم * صلاة الله على أحمد
This is part of Shaykh Ahmed Saad's Mawlid which was written in 2011. The Mawlid composed in original Arabic poetry of more than 100 lines of verse will be available soon in both Arabic and English alongside other Prophetic praise poetry by Shaykh Ahmed.
متن في المعتمد من الكتب والأقوال في الفتوى علي المذهب المالكي من تأليف الشيخ النابغة الغلاوي - بصوت الشيخ أحمد سعد الأزهري المالكي
Lyrics by Shaykh Saleh Al-Ja'fari (May Allah be pleased with him) Our Lord, o our Lord Bless the Best of Creation
A Series of Talks on Selected parables from the Quran delivered by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari in Ramadan 2016
A Series of Talks on Selected parables from the Quran delivered by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari in Ramadan 2016
A Series of Talks on Selected parables from the Quran delivered by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari in Ramadan 2016
A Series of Talks on Selected parables from the Quran delivered by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari in Ramadan 2016
A Series of Talks on Selected parables from the Quran delivered by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari in Ramadan 2016
A Series of Talks on Selected parables from the Quran delivered by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari in Ramadan 2016
A Series of Talks on Selected parables from the Quran delivered by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari in Ramadan 2016
A Series of Talks on Selected parables from the Quran delivered by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari in Ramadan 2016
A Series of Talks on Selected parables from the Quran delivered by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari in Ramadan 2016
A Series of Talks on Selected parables from the Quran delivered by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari in Ramadan 2016
A Series of Talks on Selected parables from the Quran delivered by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari in Ramadan 2016
A Series of Talks on Selected parables from the Quran delivered by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari in Ramadan 2016
This is a 5 lecture series on the theme Ramadan with the Wisdoms of Ibn 'Atāillah. The series explore a variety of themes that link together spiritual journeying, its foundations, aims, obstacles and maintaining balance. The series were offered as online as webinars on zoom.
Disclaimer: Content and stories are particular to the series and should not be used out of context. Questions answered in the talks are solely for the class and should not be used out of context.
To hear more from Ihsan Institute please email: admin@ihsaninstitute.co.uk Follow us on FB, Twitter and Youtube
This is a 5 lecture series on the theme Ramadan with the Wisdoms of Ibn 'Atāillah. The series explore a variety of themes that link together spiritual journeying, its foundations, aims, obstacles and maintaining balance. The series were offered as online as webinars on zoom.
Disclaimer: Content and stories are particular to the series and should not be used out of context. Questions answered in the talks are solely for the class and should not be used out of context.
To hear more from Ihsan Institute please email: admin@ihsaninstitute.co.uk Follow us on FB, Twitter and Youtube
This is a 5 lecture series on the theme Ramadan with the Wisdoms of Ibn 'Atāillah. The series explore a variety of themes that link together spiritual journeying, its foundations, aims, obstacles and maintaining balance. The series were offered as online as webinars on zoom.
Disclaimer: Content and stories are particular to the series and should not be used out of context. Questions answered in the talks are solely for the class and should not be used out of context.
To hear more from Ihsan Institute please email: admin@ihsaninstitute.co.uk Follow us on FB, Twitter and Youtube
This is a 5 lecture series on the theme Ramadan with the Wisdoms of Ibn 'Atāillah. The series explore a variety of themes that link together spiritual journeying, its foundations, aims, obstacles and maintaining balance. The series were offered as online as webinars on zoom.
Disclaimer: Content and stories are particular to the series and should not be used out of context. Questions answered in the talks are solely for the class and should not be used out of context.
To hear more from Ihsan Institute please email: admin@ihsaninstitute.co.uk Follow us on FB, Twitter and Youtube
This is a 5 lecture series on the theme Ramadan with the Wisdoms of Ibn 'Atāillah. The series explore a variety of themes that link together spiritual journeying, its foundations, aims, obstacles and maintaining balance. The series were offered as online as webinars on zoom.
Disclaimer: Content and stories are particular to the series and should not be used out of context. Questions answered in the talks are solely for the class and should not be used out of context.
To hear more from Ihsan Institute please email: admin@ihsaninstitute.co.uk Follow us on FB, Twitter and Youtube
Al-Jazariyyah is an essential text in Tajwid by Imam Ibn Al-Jazari (751-833 AH. Here it is recited by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari in this moroccan style to facilitate its memorisation for the students of knowledge.
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متنٌ مشهور في علم الفلك والتوقيت للعلامة الشيخ محمد بن سعيد المرْغْتي السوسي رحمه الله ورضي عنه وهو من المتون المناسبة لطلاب العلم ولابد من قرائته على شيخ متخصص في الفن إذ له أمور لآبد من طلبها كي يُفهم والمتن يعتمد الطرق التقريبية في الحساب وهو مقدمة لمنظومات أخرى. وقد سجله الشيخ أحمد سعد الأزهري بعد أن قرأ المتن ودرسه على الفلكي الشيخ سعيد ايت خالي علي والفقيه سي الحسن الوردي تيسيرا لطلاب العلم وتحفيزا لهم على طلب هذا العلم الشريف
Recording of Math Al-Muqni' in Islamic Time-Keeping and Astronomy by Shaykh Muhammad Sa'īd AS-Susi. The Main is an introduction to other poems on this rare science and it is here recited by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari who studied it with Shaykh Saied Ait Khali Ali and Shaykh Al-Hasan Al-Wardi
القصيدة من ديوان الإمام عبد الله بن علوي الحداد الحسيني الحضرمي من ديوانه المشهور المسمى الدر المنظوم
This is an original poem gathering all the blessed 201 Names of the Prophet ﷺ mentioned by Imam Al-Jazuli in Dala'il Al-Khayrāt. The poem is written and sung by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari Al-Maliki. It follows the style of a poem on the miracles by the Mauritanian saint and scholar Muhammad Al-Yadali (D. 1161) It can be recited individually and collectively with repeating the first line صلاة ربي مع السلام علي النبي خير الأنام after each line with the intention of healing and removal of trouble and attainment of ease. It was completed in one night and it happened to be the 20th of April 2020 which is coinciding with the date of the birth of the Prophet ﷺ in gregorian calendar.
A blessed praise for the Prophet ﷺ by the Mauritanian Shaykh Muhammad Al-Yaddali 1096-1166 AH sung in an eastern tone by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari
قصيدة في مدح أمير المؤمنين سيدنا علي بن أبي طالب كرم الله وجهه للشاعر بدر الدريع يلقيها الشيخ أحمد سعد الأزهري
One day course on how to connect to the Quran. Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari relates the story of his book 'Contemplating the Quran' before giving a lengthy and detailed map of how to connect with the Quran and have an active relationship of contemplation with the Book of Allah. Shaykh Saad shows what barriers are stopping us from engaging with the Book of Allah and how these barriers can be removed. The course gives practical steps, real examples and moving stories along with light hearted and inspirational advice to break the long hours of teaching.
The book is available at amazon.co.uk or directly from: admin@ihsaninstitute.co.uk
Please do not cut/extract parts of the course and share them. If you want to share, please add the link to the complete course.
One day course on how to connect to the Quran. Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari relates the story of his book 'Contemplating the Quran' before giving a lengthy and detailed map of how to connect with the Quran and have an active relationship of contemplation with the Book of Allah. Shaykh Saad shows what barriers are stopping us from engaging with the Book of Allah and how these barriers can be removed. The course gives practical steps, real examples and moving stories along with light hearted and inspirational advice to break the long hours of teaching.
The book is available at amazon.co.uk or directly from: admin@ihsaninstitute.co.uk
Please do not cut/extract parts of the course and share them. If you want to share, please add the link to the complete course.
One day course on how to connect to the Quran. Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari relates the story of his book 'Contemplating the Quran' before giving a lengthy and detailed map of how to connect with the Quran and have an active relationship of contemplation with the Book of Allah. Shaykh Saad shows what barriers are stopping us from engaging with the Book of Allah and how these barriers can be removed. The course gives practical steps, real examples and moving stories along with light hearted and inspirational advice to break the long hours of teaching.
The book is available at amazon.co.uk or directly from: admin@ihsaninstitute.co.uk
Please do not cut/extract parts of the course and share them. If you want to share, please add the link to the complete course.
One day course on how to connect to the Quran. Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari relates the story of his book 'Contemplating the Quran' before giving a lengthy and detailed map of how to connect with the Quran and have an active relationship of contemplation with the Book of Allah. Shaykh Saad shows what barriers are stopping us from engaging with the Book of Allah and how these barriers can be removed. The course gives practical steps, real examples and moving stories along with light hearted and inspirational advice to break the long hours of teaching.
The book is available at amazon.co.uk or directly from: admin@ihsaninstitute.co.uk
Please do not cut/extract parts of the course and share them. If you want to share, please add the link to the complete course.
يا منتهى الآمال ومقصد الطلاب عبدك ضعيف الحال الخائف المرتاب أتاك خال البال عن جملة الأحباب ضاقت به الأحوال وخانت الأسباب لم يدر ما يصنع من شدة الحيرة عمره مضى أجمع في السعي والدوره والوقت قد ضيع في خدمة الصوره والآن قلبه مال إلى لزوم الباب وصرف هم السر عن خدمة الأجسام مع اعتناق البر والترك للآثام يا ربنا يسر له الذي قد رام يا دائم الأفضال يا بر يا تواب
Ibn 'Ashir (Creed) Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari ابن عاشر كتاب أم القواعد- أحمد سعد الأزهري by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari
Ibn 'Ashir (8) Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari ابن عاشر كتاب التصوف بصوت أحمد سعد الأزهري المالكي by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari
At a time when Islam is unwillingly represented as barbaric, monstrous and far from any sense of civilisation, it is a timely obligation for Muslims to read their authentic tradition with eyes on the current reality and look deep to see where we were and where we are. Muslims’ biggest challenge today is that they do not read; rather, ignorantly argue and irrationally behave. Absence of wisdom is the biggest calamity and that absence is caused by neglecting tradition and authenticity; we ended up either blindly following or blindly rejecting others. The balance in between is to wisely take, wisely make and wisely undertake.
What is Al-Taratib Al-Idāriyyah?
A Book in which Sayyid Abdul-Hayy Al-Kittani summarised (in around 1000 pages) how the society of the Prophet e was run and organised. What structure of government it had, what jobs and professions were there. Looking at the different sectors of public service, private professions, use of the then-very advanced techniques of administration, leaves us that the concept of a modern state is by no means alien to the Prophetic tradition. From a perfect judiciary system and organised security and police force to structured religious affairs, from perfect fiscal and book keeping system to market law enforcement and from specialised professions and handcrafts to a unique health and quarantine system, the Prophetic society was ahead of its time and unique in the whole of the Arabian peninsula and even the neighbouring Persian and Byzantine super empires. The book is stimulating, mind-blowing, informative and eye-opening.
Why this course?
Because our studies of the Prophetic Sirah is always focused on events rather than the society; and it is society that makes people feel intimate and connected.
Because there are voices within Muslim circles that claim that modern society and its structure has nothing to do Islam and its Prophet e.
Because there are many gems which our scholars have written and this is one of them that need to be discovered and utilised.
Because we need to realise - through proper reading and study - how civilised and advanced was the society of the Prophet e as this sheds light on one of the many aspects of his greatness and fosters our belief in his message.
Course Outline in Brief
-
What’s Civilisation: What are its measurements?
-
A Structural Outlook of the Society
-
Prophetic Society
-
State Jobs
-
Ministry & Caliphate (Top Government)
-
Religious Affairs & Related Jobs
-
Scribes & Correspondence {Diplomacy}
-
Governors & Representatives
-
Judiciary & Related Jobs
-
Prisons & Courts {Interesting Facts}
-
Military {Tactics, Weapons, Armies and Military Personnel Affairs}
-
Financial (Fiscal Collections- Currency- Measurement Units and System- Tax system- Budgeting)
-
State Supervised Jobs
-
Hospitality [Guest Houses- Inns- Guest Supervisors]
-
Medical Services [Hospitals- Physicians- Forecasters- Lineage Trackers - Traditional Healers- Poor Lodges- Nurses- Quarantine]
-
Common Crafts & Services
-
Trade Ethics in Islam
-
Trade [Traders- Food Sellers - Mercers- Sugar Sellers- Druggist- Perfume Dealers- Measurer- Money Exchange- Spear Seller - Tanning Seller- Leather Seller - Milk Seller]
-
Industrial [Weaver - Tanner- Tailor- Carpenter- Oiler- Sculptor- Blacksmith- Jeweller- Engraver- Builder- Mill Maker- Frond Weaver - Sword Maker- Potter]
-
Service [Swimming Life-Saver - Cook - Woodman - Baker- Beautician - Midwife - Barber - Broker- Butcher- Wet-nurse - Farm Workers- Hunters- Water-place Finder]
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Activities in the Society: [Singing - Competitions - Wrestling- Pet Keeping - Confetti]
At a time when Islam is unwillingly represented as barbaric, monstrous and far from any sense of civilisation, it is a timely obligation for Muslims to read their authentic tradition with eyes on the current reality and look deep to see where we were and where we are. Muslims’ biggest challenge today is that they do not read; rather, ignorantly argue and irrationally behave. Absence of wisdom is the biggest calamity and that absence is caused by neglecting tradition and authenticity; we ended up either blindly following or blindly rejecting others. The balance in between is to wisely take, wisely make and wisely undertake.
What is Al-Taratib Al-Idāriyyah?
A Book in which Sayyid Abdul-Hayy Al-Kittani summarised (in around 1000 pages) how the society of the Prophet e was run and organised. What structure of government it had, what jobs and professions were there. Looking at the different sectors of public service, private professions, use of the then-very advanced techniques of administration, leaves us that the concept of a modern state is by no means alien to the Prophetic tradition. From a perfect judiciary system and organised security and police force to structured religious affairs, from perfect fiscal and book keeping system to market law enforcement and from specialised professions and handcrafts to a unique health and quarantine system, the Prophetic society was ahead of its time and unique in the whole of the Arabian peninsula and even the neighbouring Persian and Byzantine super empires. The book is stimulating, mind-blowing, informative and eye-opening.
Why this course?
Because our studies of the Prophetic Sirah is always focused on events rather than the society; and it is society that makes people feel intimate and connected.
Because there are voices within Muslim circles that claim that modern society and its structure has nothing to do Islam and its Prophet e.
Because there are many gems which our scholars have written and this is one of them that need to be discovered and utilised.
Because we need to realise - through proper reading and study - how civilised and advanced was the society of the Prophet e as this sheds light on one of the many aspects of his greatness and fosters our belief in his message.
Course Outline in Brief
-
What’s Civilisation: What are its measurements?
-
A Structural Outlook of the Society
-
Prophetic Society
-
State Jobs
-
Ministry & Caliphate (Top Government)
-
Religious Affairs & Related Jobs
-
Scribes & Correspondence {Diplomacy}
-
Governors & Representatives
-
Judiciary & Related Jobs
-
Prisons & Courts {Interesting Facts}
-
Military {Tactics, Weapons, Armies and Military Personnel Affairs}
-
Financial (Fiscal Collections- Currency- Measurement Units and System- Tax system- Budgeting)
-
State Supervised Jobs
-
Hospitality [Guest Houses- Inns- Guest Supervisors]
-
Medical Services [Hospitals- Physicians- Forecasters- Lineage Trackers - Traditional Healers- Poor Lodges- Nurses- Quarantine]
-
Common Crafts & Services
-
Trade Ethics in Islam
-
Trade [Traders- Food Sellers - Mercers- Sugar Sellers- Druggist- Perfume Dealers- Measurer- Money Exchange- Spear Seller - Tanning Seller- Leather Seller - Milk Seller]
-
Industrial [Weaver - Tanner- Tailor- Carpenter- Oiler- Sculptor- Blacksmith- Jeweller- Engraver- Builder- Mill Maker- Frond Weaver - Sword Maker- Potter]
-
Service [Swimming Life-Saver - Cook - Woodman - Baker- Beautician - Midwife - Barber - Broker- Butcher- Wet-nurse - Farm Workers- Hunters- Water-place Finder]
-
Activities in the Society: [Singing - Competitions - Wrestling- Pet Keeping - Confetti]
At a time when Islam is unwillingly represented as barbaric, monstrous and far from any sense of civilisation, it is a timely obligation for Muslims to read their authentic tradition with eyes on the current reality and look deep to see where we were and where we are. Muslims’ biggest challenge today is that they do not read; rather, ignorantly argue and irrationally behave. Absence of wisdom is the biggest calamity and that absence is caused by neglecting tradition and authenticity; we ended up either blindly following or blindly rejecting others. The balance in between is to wisely take, wisely make and wisely undertake.
What is Al-Taratib Al-Idāriyyah?
A Book in which Sayyid Abdul-Hayy Al-Kittani summarised (in around 1000 pages) how the society of the Prophet e was run and organised. What structure of government it had, what jobs and professions were there. Looking at the different sectors of public service, private professions, use of the then-very advanced techniques of administration, leaves us that the concept of a modern state is by no means alien to the Prophetic tradition. From a perfect judiciary system and organised security and police force to structured religious affairs, from perfect fiscal and book keeping system to market law enforcement and from specialised professions and handcrafts to a unique health and quarantine system, the Prophetic society was ahead of its time and unique in the whole of the Arabian peninsula and even the neighbouring Persian and Byzantine super empires. The book is stimulating, mind-blowing, informative and eye-opening.
Why this course?
Because our studies of the Prophetic Sirah is always focused on events rather than the society; and it is society that makes people feel intimate and connected.
Because there are voices within Muslim circles that claim that modern society and its structure has nothing to do Islam and its Prophet e.
Because there are many gems which our scholars have written and this is one of them that need to be discovered and utilised.
Because we need to realise - through proper reading and study - how civilised and advanced was the society of the Prophet e as this sheds light on one of the many aspects of his greatness and fosters our belief in his message.
Course Outline in Brief
-
What’s Civilisation: What are its measurements?
-
A Structural Outlook of the Society
-
Prophetic Society
-
State Jobs
-
Ministry & Caliphate (Top Government)
-
Religious Affairs & Related Jobs
-
Scribes & Correspondence {Diplomacy}
-
Governors & Representatives
-
Judiciary & Related Jobs
-
Prisons & Courts {Interesting Facts}
-
Military {Tactics, Weapons, Armies and Military Personnel Affairs}
-
Financial (Fiscal Collections- Currency- Measurement Units and System- Tax system- Budgeting)
-
State Supervised Jobs
-
Hospitality [Guest Houses- Inns- Guest Supervisors]
-
Medical Services [Hospitals- Physicians- Forecasters- Lineage Trackers - Traditional Healers- Poor Lodges- Nurses- Quarantine]
-
Common Crafts & Services
-
Trade Ethics in Islam
-
Trade [Traders- Food Sellers - Mercers- Sugar Sellers- Druggist- Perfume Dealers- Measurer- Money Exchange- Spear Seller - Tanning Seller- Leather Seller - Milk Seller]
-
Industrial [Weaver - Tanner- Tailor- Carpenter- Oiler- Sculptor- Blacksmith- Jeweller- Engraver- Builder- Mill Maker- Frond Weaver - Sword Maker- Potter]
-
Service [Swimming Life-Saver - Cook - Woodman - Baker- Beautician - Midwife - Barber - Broker- Butcher- Wet-nurse - Farm Workers- Hunters- Water-place Finder]
-
Activities in the Society: [Singing - Competitions - Wrestling- Pet Keeping - Confetti]
At a time when Islam is unwillingly represented as barbaric, monstrous and far from any sense of civilisation, it is a timely obligation for Muslims to read their authentic tradition with eyes on the current reality and look deep to see where we were and where we are. Muslims’ biggest challenge today is that they do not read; rather, ignorantly argue and irrationally behave. Absence of wisdom is the biggest calamity and that absence is caused by neglecting tradition and authenticity; we ended up either blindly following or blindly rejecting others. The balance in between is to wisely take, wisely make and wisely undertake.
What is Al-Taratib Al-Idāriyyah?
A Book in which Sayyid Abdul-Hayy Al-Kittani summarised (in around 1000 pages) how the society of the Prophet e was run and organised. What structure of government it had, what jobs and professions were there. Looking at the different sectors of public service, private professions, use of the then-very advanced techniques of administration, leaves us that the concept of a modern state is by no means alien to the Prophetic tradition. From a perfect judiciary system and organised security and police force to structured religious affairs, from perfect fiscal and book keeping system to market law enforcement and from specialised professions and handcrafts to a unique health and quarantine system, the Prophetic society was ahead of its time and unique in the whole of the Arabian peninsula and even the neighbouring Persian and Byzantine super empires. The book is stimulating, mind-blowing, informative and eye-opening.
Why this course?
Because our studies of the Prophetic Sirah is always focused on events rather than the society; and it is society that makes people feel intimate and connected.
Because there are voices within Muslim circles that claim that modern society and its structure has nothing to do Islam and its Prophet e.
Because there are many gems which our scholars have written and this is one of them that need to be discovered and utilised.
Because we need to realise - through proper reading and study - how civilised and advanced was the society of the Prophet e as this sheds light on one of the many aspects of his greatness and fosters our belief in his message.
Course Outline in Brief
-
What’s Civilisation: What are its measurements?
-
A Structural Outlook of the Society
-
Prophetic Society
-
State Jobs
-
Ministry & Caliphate (Top Government)
-
Religious Affairs & Related Jobs
-
Scribes & Correspondence {Diplomacy}
-
Governors & Representatives
-
Judiciary & Related Jobs
-
Prisons & Courts {Interesting Facts}
-
Military {Tactics, Weapons, Armies and Military Personnel Affairs}
-
Financial (Fiscal Collections- Currency- Measurement Units and System- Tax system- Budgeting)
-
State Supervised Jobs
-
Hospitality [Guest Houses- Inns- Guest Supervisors]
-
Medical Services [Hospitals- Physicians- Forecasters- Lineage Trackers - Traditional Healers- Poor Lodges- Nurses- Quarantine]
-
Common Crafts & Services
-
Trade Ethics in Islam
-
Trade [Traders- Food Sellers - Mercers- Sugar Sellers- Druggist- Perfume Dealers- Measurer- Money Exchange- Spear Seller - Tanning Seller- Leather Seller - Milk Seller]
-
Industrial [Weaver - Tanner- Tailor- Carpenter- Oiler- Sculptor- Blacksmith- Jeweller- Engraver- Builder- Mill Maker- Frond Weaver - Sword Maker- Potter]
-
Service [Swimming Life-Saver - Cook - Woodman - Baker- Beautician - Midwife - Barber - Broker- Butcher- Wet-nurse - Farm Workers- Hunters- Water-place Finder]
-
Activities in the Society: [Singing - Competitions - Wrestling- Pet Keeping - Confetti]
Recording from the last night of Khatm Al-Quran [part 2] by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari from Surat Al-Duha to the End of the Quran and the Du'a
Recording from the last Tarawih Ramadan 2017: Khatm Al-Quran [part 1] From Surat Al-Naba' to Surat Al-Burūj
Part 24 which includes Surat Al-Zumar & Ghāfir recorded live by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari during Tarawih 2017 in Palmers Green Mosque
Live Recitation from Tarawih Prayer: Ramadan 2017 by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari (Surat Al-Anbiya & Al-Hajj)
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Live Recitation from Tarawih Prayer: Ramadan 2017 by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari (Surat Al-Kahf & Maryam)
For further information on our courses, publications and activities visit:
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A Live Recording from Ramadan Tarawih Surat Al-A'rāf preceded by a short talk and then the first 14 rakahs of the prayer by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari
Majlis in Cape Town with Shaykh Fakhri Owaisi and Shaykh Muhammad Nur Aswad by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari
Majlis in South Africa_ Mawlid Al-Nabahani-Shaykh Ahmed Saad & Shaykh Ismail Londt by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari
One of Al-Husna diploma gatherings in Singapore where the book: How to Read a Book was discussed and reviewed with the students
صلوات الله تغشى كلمات : الإمام علي بن محمد الحبشي (رضي الله عنه) by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari
متنُ العوامل المئة أو مئة عامل معروف مشهور بين طلاب العلم في الهند وباكستان وكردستان وغيرها من البلاد ألفه الإمام عبد القاهر الجرجاني ونظمه عدد من العلماء. وقد قام الشيخ أحمد سعد الأزهري بنظم المتن في خمسة وستين بيتا جمع فيها شوارده وعرج على بعض الأمثلة عند الحاجة ثم سجل المتن بصوته ليحفظه الطلاب. والنظم متاح في طبعة فخيمة مع مقدمة وتقاريظ. للتواصل بخصوص النظم: info@ahmadsaad.com
Recording of the nazm written by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari on the text of 'al-mi'at 'āmil' by Imam Abdul-Qahir Al-Jurjāni. The printed nazmis available with introduction and endorsements. Contact: admin@ihsaninstitute.co.uk to purchase a copy
Recording of the Tarawih of the 29th night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the 28th night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the 27th night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the 26th night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the 25th night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the 24th night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the 23rd night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the 22nd night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the 21st night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the 20th night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the 19th night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the 18th night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the 17th night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the 16th night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the 14th night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the 13th night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the 12th night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
A Series of Talks given by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari in Cann Hall Mosque during Ramadan 2016. This is part two of three talks delivered over three Saturdays in Ramadan. Based on the book, the Value of Time in the Life of Scholars by Shaykh Abdul-Fattāh Abu Ghuddah (May Allah bless his soul)
Recording of the Tarawih of the eleventh night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the tenth night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the ninth night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the eighth night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the seventh night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the sixth night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the fifth night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
A Series of Talks given by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari in Cann Hall Mosque during Ramadan 2016. This is part one of three talks delivered over three Saturdays in Ramadan. Based on the book, the Value of Time in the Life of Scholars by Shaykh Abdul-Fattāh Abu Ghuddah (May Allah bless his soul)
Recording of the Tarawih of the fourth night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the third night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the second night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
Recording of the Tarawih of the first night of Ramadan 2016 from Palmers Green Mosque led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad al-Azhari (first 10 rakahs) and Hafiz Qamar (last 10) preceded by talk by Shaykh Saad and followed by witr by him as well.
A recording of a poem on a spiritual theme written by Imam Abu Bakr Al-Aydarous Al-Adni died 914 AH. Voice of Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari
A recording from Majlis with Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari and the students of the Shadhiliyyah path more than 5 years
The most famous poem of Imam Abdullāh b. Alawi Al-Haddād (Radi Allah 'anhu) recited by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari of Ihsan Institute for Arabic & Islamic Studies
قصيدة قد كفاني للإمام عبد الله بن علوي الحداد (رضي الله عنه) بصوت الشيخ أحمد سعد الأزهري عميد معهد الإحسان للدراسات الإسلامية والعربية
A full recording for a text in logic; Al-Sullam Al-Munawraq by Imam Al-Akhdari aimed at facilitating the memorisation for the students of knowledge by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari
تسجيل لمتن السلم المنورق للشيخ عبد الرحمن الأخضري بصوت الشيخ أحمد سعد الأزهري - عميد معهد الإحسان للدراسات العربية والإسلامية
Surat Al-Hashr by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari © Ihsan Institute for Arabic & Islamic Studies
Part 2 of 6 A one day course on Imam Al-Ghazali's 'Breaking the Two Desires' by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari - Founder & Director of Ihsan Institute for Arabic & Islamic Studies The course was delivered in Glasgow Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/IhsanInstitute Part (1) is here: https://soundcloud.com/ihsaninstitute/breaking-the-two-desires-ihya-part-1
Part 1 of 6 A one day course on Imam Al-Ghazali's 'Breaking the Two Desires' by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari - Founder & Director of Ihsan Institute for Arabic & Islamic Studies The course was delivered in Glasgow Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IhsanInstitute
Part (1) of a lecture delivered in London by a Bahrini scholar Shaykh Dr Naji bin Rashed Al-Arabi Al-Maliki and translated by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari on the History of the Sunnah Compilation
A brief explanation by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari of the first wisdom of Ibn 'Ataillah. 'Wisdoms' is guide in the path of spirituality and a manual of dealing with the traps that face the seeker. This series aims to provide brief, practical and contemporary understanding of the wisdoms.