In God We Trust: Contemporary Lessons from the Seerah

Yasir Qadhi

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The Seerah of our Prophet(SAW) is one of the most important sources of our religion. It is supposed to inspire, to guide, to empower us to be better Muslims. Yet for many of us, the stories of the Seerah are abstract tidbits, historical facts that might sound good, but bear little relevance to our modern lives.

This is a mistake and a shortcoming from our part. The Seerah is supposed to be a lived message where we connect the dots from the past to our lives here in the present.

In this talk, Shaykh Yasir discusses a number of incidents from the life of the Prophet(SAW) and draw parallels with specific events and circumstances of our own time so that the Seerah becomes not just tales from the past, but lessons for our contemporary lives.


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Please make dua for the following who help contribute monthly to Halal Tube to cover our hosting costs:

  • Abu Ilyas
  • Honesty Parker
  • Usman Makhdoom
  • Azam Syed and Family
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  • Nilofar Syed
  • Wazir Hussein and Family
  • Philip Rice and Family
  • Ahmad/Arezoo & Family
  • Ashfaq / Arshia Mehdi
  • Sam's parents
  • Halimah & Family
  • Rokiah & Family
  • Syed Najeeb Hyder Razvi
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