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Termijazah (authorisation to teach, with a chain)
Cited in 7 segments across 7 recordings · 2015 to 2021 · term/term:ijazah
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6 Apr 2021Monday Nights with Mufti Abu Layth
LatestWhere does the belief in the Mahdi come from?
The Mahdi belief is disrespectful to the Prophet, who was the rightly guided saviour, and entered Sunni Islam from early Shia political movements; the Mahdi hadith describe figures of that time.
machine8 min2:43:30on YouTube
2 Feb 2021Monday Nights with Mufti Abu Layth
LatestDamascus, 1998: the two people who inspired Mufti Abu Layth to memorise the Quran
Mufti Abu Layth credits a scholar's Quran ijazah and a convert classmate who memorised on the bus with starting his own memorisation in Damascus.
machine10 min1:07:17on YouTube
2 Sep 2020video
What does Mufti Abu Layth make of the Brown and Haqiqatjou dispute over mushkil?
Mufti Abu Layth says Brown tends to nitpick Arabic instead of engaging the argument, rejects Haqiqatjou's claim that his credentials are irrelevant, and calls both sides strangely dogmatic.
machine4 min 39 s9:17on YouTube
19 Jun 2020MindTrap with Mufti Abu Layth
Does a reciter's chain of teachers back to the Prophet prove the Quran's text?
A single chain of huffaz only testifies who taught whom and does not authenticate the text on its own; preservation rests on the vast number of people transmitting the same thing, of which one chain is a drop in the ocean.
machine1 min 06 s1:36:25on YouTube
28 Sep 2019Ponderings on the Holy Quran
Why the Quran could not be corrupted like hadith, and the fashion for chains
Corrupting the Quran was next to impossible because it was recited en masse everywhere; hadith, written down a century later, were easy to fabricate, and chains for the Quran came later as a fashion.
machine10 min 59 s12:47on YouTube
11 Jan 2017Mothers of the Believers: The Wives of the Blessed Prophet ﷺ
Mufti Abu Layth's credentials and course of study
Mufti Abu Layth studied in Damascus and Pakistan, completed the full Islamic sciences course with hadith and ifta authorisations, and holds degrees in psychology and education.
machine6 min 32 s1:18on YouTube
6 Apr 2015video
Is Mufti Abu Layth a modernist?
No: he follows the school of Madinah and Imam Malik, teaches thousand-year-old texts and holds chains back to the Prophet, and calls boycotting classical thought a heresy. Looking modern in dress, he says, is not modernism, and Abu Hanifa too was criticised for his dress.
machine5 min 11 s39:21on YouTube