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To deliver the final message in full and become a “mercy to all worlds,” the Prophet Muḥammad (PBUH) was divinely guarded against […]

In this follow-up to “The Ibn Taymiyya Phenomenon: Islamic Scholarship at Its Worst,” I respond to the main defence raised by critics […]

In this video, we review twelve shocking fatwas by Ibn Taymiyya that declare Muslims to be disbelievers and justify shedding their blood. […]

Join me for an in-depth tafsir of verse 4:94: “O you who have believed, when you go forth in the cause of […]

Muslims today live through a sharp, painful division—perhaps the deepest among the adherents of any major religion.  In this detailed lecture, we […]

Freedom of belief may sound like a modern Western invention to many, but it is a core principle in the Qur’an. In […]

Accepting that Jesus was crucified requires explaining why it happened, yet there is no clear or unquestionable explanation in the Gospels. Scholars […]

I continue here the new ijtihad I introduced in the previous video, which argued that the Prophet (PBUH) did not use the word “Sunna” in reference to himself, meaning he never uttered the expression “my Sunna” (Sunnatī). In this video, I present further evidence supporting this view, drawing this time from the books of Hadith and history.

The statement, “Narrate from the Children of Israel, and there is no harm,” is part of a famous hadith found in most hadith collections, including Sahih al-Bukhari. This hadith, however, is a forgery.

In this video, we first explore the terms “Ḥadīth” and “Sunna” as defined by Muslim scholars and the relationship between them. We then examine the usage of these two terms in the Qur’an, looking at their specific contexts and the meanings they convey.

Have you ever wondered why the term “Qur’anists” قرآنيون is used as an accusation? Why haven’t critics of “Qur’anists” coined the term “Hadithists” حديثيون to criticise those who authenticate vast numbers of ḥadīths that contradict the Qur’an, history, and reason?

This video is a presentation I originally gave for “The Prometheans” YouTube channel. In this session, I explore the Qur’an’s stance on the crucifixion of Jesus—specifically focusing on Verse 4:157, which I call the “non-crucifixion verse”.

How deep was the love of the Sahaba (Companions) for the Messenger of Allah (PBUH)? In this video, we explore the extraordinary […]

Are we honouring the Book but ignoring the message? While Muslims are commanded to venerate and follow the revelation of Allah, a […]