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Published by Various Ahlus-Sunnah Scholars
Shaykhs Not Shakes presents: Listen and Learn — traditional Islamic knowledge, made accessible. Listen to lessons, lectures and beneficial reminders from respected scholars and teachers, covering Islamic spirituality, sacred knowledge, character, worship and the path of drawing closer to Allah and the Beloved Messenger of Allah ﷺ. Rooted in the traditional scholarship of Ahlus-Sunnah, Listen and Learn preserves and shares beneficial teachings for anyone seeking to learn, reflect and grow. Listen Learn Benefit Share
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Why the heart must be protected from whispers and harmful influences, why it is more important than the outward limbs, and how knowledge and companionship affect its condition.
The first chapter begins with the powerful inner urge that turns a person toward Allah and the final abode. This episode explains how that urge is strengthened, protected and answered through remembrance, reflection, good company, gratitude and acting without procrastination when a door to good opens.
This opening episode introduces Imam al-Haddad’s Adab Suluk al-Murid and the purpose of the text. It explores the orientation of the seeker toward Allah and the Hereafter, the importance of intention, and the accessible spiritual path the book sets out to teach.
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