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Zakariya

Cited in 4 segments across 4 recordings · 2017 to 2022 · person/person:zakariya

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19 Feb 2022video LatestWhat do you think of the rational readings of the Quran on the Marvelous Quran channel? Mufti Abu Layth welcomes his fresh, reason-based approach to the Quran but does not agree with some readings he understood from him, such as Zakariya being the father of Jesus. Question from live chatposition checkedMusa (Moses)Isa (Jesus)Maryam (Mary)Zakariya machine6 min 59 s0:00on YouTube

28 Feb 2020From the Mind of a Mufti LatestWho was right about Fadak, Fatima or Abu Bakr? Both, in his view: Fatima was right that prophets can be inherited from, but Fadak was fay' belonging to the public, so Abu Bakr was right to keep it under the state. Lessonposition checkedFadakFatimaAbu Bakrfay' (property gained without fighting) machine3 min 13 s16:39on YouTube

25 Oct 2018Ponderings on the Holy Quran Does the Quran actually say Mary had a virgin birth? No verse of the Quran directly says Jesus was born of a virgin; a verse implies it, and Muslims have differed on it. Mary was married, is never called the Virgin Mary in Islam, and most likely did not remain a virgin all her life. Lessonposition checkedYasir QadhiMaryam (Mary)Isa (Jesus)Gospel of Luke machine5 min 10 s6:33on YouTube

9 Sep 2017From the Mind of a Mufti Are Muslims obliged to establish an Islamic state or khilafah? The guest says religion is a personal matter between a person and God, and believers have no obligation to obtain a society or a state, though if they have power they must run it by God's command. Prophets such as Ibrahim and Isa, and Zakariya, Yahya and Maryam under Roman rule, never sought power and remain examples. Discussionquoted view, not his positionguest speechShaykh Akram Nadwi (guest)khilafahal-amr bil-ma'ruf wa al-nahy an al-munkar (commanding good and forbidding evil)Ibrahim (Abraham) machine2 min 10 s0:00on YouTube