Imam Khalid Latif | Shaytaan Is Chained, But The Nafs Remains: Using Ramadan To Understand My Unchained Self

Sheikh Faiyaz Jaffer | Spiritual Social Justice: The month of Ramadan is meant to be a time of taking account of our souls and the beginning of the journey of self-purification. But as much as the holy month is about taking individual steps, in turn, it requires a commitment to social change. From the inspiration we gain from spending the days fasting and the nights in worship, we are meant to come to the forefront of supporting the most vulnerable in our communities. Join Sheikh Faiyaz Jaffer for a jummah reflection titled "Spiritual Social Justice." Tamim Islam* recites the Quran at the beginning of the jummah reflection. *About Tamim: Tamim is a current senior at NYU studying Business Technology Management. He also serves as the President of NYU Tandon’s Muslim Student Association and enjoys helping build a healthy and safe community for Muslim students at NYU. He is passionate about Quranic and Islamic studies, and in his free time enjoys playing soccer. by ICNYU Podcasts

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Sheikh Faiyaz Jaffer | The Relationship Between the Body & Soul: "As we prepare for the holy month of Ramadan, it’s important to remember that we are not mere bodily entities, but rather have a spiritual capacity that has the potential to reach greater heights. In these last 10 days before the holy month, what are the steps we need to take and be cognizant over in order that we have a spiritually successful month of Ramadan?" – Sheikh Faiyaz Jaffer Tamim Islam* recites the Quran at the beginning of the jummah reflection followed by a short duaa after. *About Tamim: Tamim is a current senior at NYU studying Business Technology Management. He also serves as the President of NYU Tandon’s Muslim Student Association and enjoys helping build a healthy and safe community for Muslim students at NYU. He is passionate about Quranic and Islamic studies, and in his free time enjoys playing soccer. by ICNYU Podcasts

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Sheikh Faiyaz Jaffer | How Generous is the All-Generous?: Our service and efforts to seek proximity to the Creator often undergo the distractions of life and the daily grind. And once in a while, it’s helpful to remind ourselves of His gifts and offerings to His creation. In the Quran, and teachings of the Prophet and his family, we are taught to remind ourselves of God’s blessings that we are constantly surrounded by. So truly, how generous is the All-Generous? Tamim Islam* recites the Quran at the beginning of the jummah reflection. *About Tamim: Tamim is a current senior at NYU studying Business Technology Management. He also serves as the President of NYU Tandon’s Muslim Student Association and enjoys helping build a healthy and safe community for Muslim students at NYU. He is passionate about Quranic and Islamic studies, and in his free time enjoys playing soccer. by ICNYU Podcasts

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Sheikh Suhaib Webb | Foundations of A Community in Healing: Tamim Islam* recites the Quran at the beginning of the jummah reflection. *About Tamim: Tamim is a current senior at NYU studying Business Technology Management. He also serves as the President of NYU Tandon’s Muslim Student Association and enjoys helping build a healthy and safe community for Muslim students at NYU. He is passionate about Quranic and Islamic studies, and in his free time enjoys playing soccer. by ICNYU Podcasts

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Sheikh Faiyaz Jaffer | Ritual or Spiritual?: "The month of Rajab, and the days leading up the scared month of Ramadan are an opportunity to perform some self-assessment. Amongst the questions that are important to ask are in regards to whether our prayers and other rituals truly cultivate a spiritual relationship with our Creator." – Sheikh Faiyaz Jaffer Join Sheikh Faiyaz Jaffer for a Jummah Reflection entitled "Ritual or Spiritual?" Tamim Islam* will be doing a 5-7 minute Quran recitation at the start of the jummah reflection followed by a short duaa after. *About Tamim: Tamim is a current senior at NYU studying Business Technology Management. He also serves as the President of NYU Tandon’s Muslim Student Association and enjoys helping build a healthy and safe community for Muslim students at NYU. He is passionate about Quranic and Islamic studies, and in his free time enjoys playing soccer. by ICNYU Podcasts

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Imam Khalid Latif | Before The Devil Departs: Recognizing Shaytan's Plan For Our Ramadan: Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) said, "When the month of Ramadan starts, the gates of the heaven are opened and the gates of Hell are closed and the devils are chained." Join Imam Khalid Latif for a Jummah Reflection in which he discusses shaytan's strategies to distract us and cause us to waver before we meet the month of Ramadan. Kumail Raza* recites the Quran at the beginning of the jummah reflection followed by a short duaa after. *About Kumail: Kumail is a junior at NYU studying Finance and Data Science. He also serves as the President of the NYU Muslim Students Association, where he seeks to build religious, social, and academic initiatives for Muslim students at NYU. by ICNYU Podcasts

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Sheikh Suhaib Webb | How To Support Palestine: Join Sheikh Suhaib Webb for a jummah reflection titled "How to Support Palestine." Tamim Islam* recites the Quran at the beginning of the jummah reflection. *About Tamim: Tamim is a current senior at NYU studying Business Technology Management. He also serves as the President of NYU Tandon’s Muslim Student Association and enjoys helping build a healthy and safe community for Muslim students at NYU. He is passionate about Quranic and Islamic studies, and in his free time enjoys playing soccer. by ICNYU Podcasts

42 min listen

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