Yaseen Educational Podcast

Sayyid Abbas Razavian discusses how certain acts and servitude to Allah (swt) in marriage are worth much more than if one were to perform similar acts as a single person. The etiquette of the husband and wife towards each other and its effect on how the children in the family are brought up are discussed as well.

Sayyid Abbas Razavian discusses how we may approach marriage the way we should as Muslims, with the mindset of servitude, so to gain more perfection and purification of our souls.

Sayyid Abbas Razavian discusses how we may approach marriage the way we should as Muslims, with the mindset of servitude, so to gain more perfection and purification of our souls.

Sayyid Abbas Razavian speaks of the nature of this world being one where we have the opportunity to develop servitude to Allah (swt) and reach perfection.

Sayyid Abbas Razavian discusses how we may realize true servitude to Allah (swt) and connect with him through examples from teachings in the Holy Quran.

Sayyid Abbas Razavian speaks on knowing Allah and how knowing ourselves plays a part in it. He goes through discussing the different stages of Tawhid (Oneness of Allah) a person goes through on this journey of knowing our Lord.

Sayyid Abbas Razavian speaks on returning to our natural selves (fitrat) by repenting to Allah (swt) through examples from the teachings and lives of Ahlul Bayt (as). Yaseen OC.

Sayyid Abbas Razavian speaks on how we may reach servitude to God--an honor for the believers. This begins by understanding the opposite of this first, rejecting and separating ourselves from it, in order to become closer to our goal. One of these qualities within us that is a danger is the nafs (inclination towards evil).

Sayyid Abbas Razavian speaks on how we may practice true servitude to Allah (swt) through striving to follow the example of Amirul Mo'mineen Imam Ali (as).

Sayyid Abbas Razavian speaks on the concept of servitude to Allah (swt) in Islam; knowing ourselves and knowing Allah (swt) as our Lord.

Sayyid Abbas Razavian speaks on how we may become a servant of Allah (swt). One of the greatest examples of true servitude to Allah (swt) is manifested through Amirul Mo'mineen Imam Ali (as).

Sayyid Abbas Razavian speaks on how we may become true servants of God by understanding and rejecting the opposite of this which is Istikbar (arrogantly reject God).

Sayyid Abbas Razavian discusses the concept of Istikbar (arrogantly rejecting God) before getting into the topic of how we may become a servant of Allah (swt) and recognize Him as our Lord. Recognizing the opposite of the desired concept is a system we have in Islam, so we may distance ourselves from it, and then get closer to the desired goal.

Sayed Ali Khalkhali speaks on the significance of people having the opportunity to perform Salaah (prayer) in this world and how the quality of this act of ours will have a great impact on how the rest of our acts for Allah (swt) are accepted. He mentions how one of the first things we are asked on after death is our love of Ahlul Bayt (as) and our Salaah.

Sayed Ali Khalkhali speaks on the need of doing acts sincerely for the sake of Allah (swt). He also speaks of showing love and loyalty to Ahlul Bayt (as) by performing their ziyarat (visitation).

Sayed Ali Khalkhali speaks on the etiquette in Islam of being kind and good towards our neighbors. It is discussed how Rasulallah (peace be upon him & his family) taught the importance of having good akhlaq (mannerisms) and showing others the beauty of our faith through this. He ends in remembering to show kindness and remember Imam Hussain (as) on the blessed night of Friday.

Sayed Ali Khalkhali discusses how Allah (swt) has commanded mankind to be good and kind towards one's parents in the Holy Quran. He explains how the verses regarding this have followed those on obedience to Allah (swt), suggesting the greatness of this act.

Sayed Ali Khalkhali speaks on the importance of maintaining ties with our near relatives (silat-ur-rahim) in Islam and how doing so benefits us in this life and the next, while disassociating with our near relatives can greatly harm us in our path to Allah (swt).

Sayed Ali Khalkhali speaks on the importance of accounting for oneself while in this world--the place of amal (action), before we reach the day of accountability on the day of judgment. He reaches the final gate of 7 on the discussion of the inscriptions on the gates of jahannam (hell-fire) and what may save us from it--one of which is the worship of Du'aa (Invocation) to Allah (swt).

Sayed Ali Khalkhali mentions a tradition that states how the love of Sayyida Fatima (sa) saves from hell-fire, on the death anniversary of Sayyida Khadija (sa). He reaches gate number 6 on the discussion of the gates of hell-fire so that we may understand how to be saved from it. A quality that saves us from this is striving to work hard in various areas of our lives including gaining halal rizq (lawful sustenance) and ilm (knowledge).