IhsanInstitute Podcasts
IHSAN Institute for Arabic & Islamic Studies is an institution focussed on spreading traditional Islamic knowledge in genuine ways. It observes both text and context and believes that Sacred Knowledge should lead to character refinement.
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وافاك بالذنب العظيم للإمام البوصيري Imam Al-Busairi's Ba'iyyah (opens the original)
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A poem in praise of the Prophet ﷺ by Imam Sharaf al-Din al-Busairi the author of Burdah. This Baiyyah is sung here by Shaykh Dr. Ahmed Saad al-Azhari
نحو باب المصطفي حنت ركابي To the Gates of the Chosen One by Dr. Ahmed Saad (opens the original)
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نحو باب المصطفي حنت ركابي To the Gates of the Chosen One by Dr. Ahmed Saad by Shaykh Ahmed Saad Al-Azhari
نحو باب المصطفى حنت ركابي د. أحمد سعد My Caravans Yearn to Al-Mustafa's Gate by Dr. Ahmed Saad (opens the original)
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Song of yearning for the Prophet ﷺ lyrics and singing by Shaykh Dr. Ahmed Saad al-Azhari
الفريدة في زبدة العقيدة The Uniquely Concise Creed (written by Shaykh Dr. Ahmed Saad) (opens the original)
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A concise 16 lines poem in 'aqidah according to the Ash'ari school written and recited by Shaykh Dr. Ahmed Saad al-Azhari to be memorised by laypeople and children. The aim is to make 'aqidah accessible and free from scholarly details. Email us for the text: admin@ihsaninstitute.co.uk
Reflections on the Name of Al-Jāmi (the Gatherer): Khutbah in Spain (opens the original)
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Friday Sermon on the different meanings of the Allah's Name al-Jami and its relation to Friday Jumuah
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