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Abdullah al-Andalusi

Cited in 4 segments across 1 recording · 2018 · person/person:abdullah-al-andalusi

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3 Sep 2018Responding to Refutations Reply to Abdullah al-Andalusi: the 'white saviour' and the caliphate Mufti Abu Layth mocks Abdullah al-Andalusi's call to establish the caliphate as a 'white saviour complex', while praising converts who devoted themselves to study. DiscussionAbdullah al-AndalusiVasco da Gamaal-GhazaliHamza Yusuf machine9 min 31 s0:00on YouTube
3 Sep 2018Responding to Refutations Is the world today dar al-harb, the land of war? Mufti Abu Layth rejects the teaching that the whole world is dar al-harb, saying it puts people one step from treating their neighbours as enemy combatants. Lessonposition checkedHizb ut-Tahrir [?]Dar al-HarbDar al-Islamjizya machine2 min 33 s9:31on YouTube
3 Sep 2018Responding to Refutations Did al-Ghazali say Muslims must establish a caliphate? When al-Ghazali argued for a caliph he meant a king who keeps law and order, as opposed to anarchy, not a system to be set against democracy. Lessonposition checkedal-Ghazalithe Crusader capture of Jerusalem (1099)khalifah (caliphate)tasawwuf machine3 min 49 s14:42on YouTube
3 Sep 2018Responding to Refutations Who should I listen to about political ideas in Islam? Anyone speaking about ideas in Islam should at least be a scholar; he warns young people away from caliphate groups and points to Hamza Yusuf's lecture calling the caliphate a myth. Lessonposition checkedAbdullah al-AndalusiHamza YusufAbu Bakr al-BaghdadiHizb ut-Tahrir [?] machine4 min 22 s18:31on YouTube