Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
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Paradise (English) March 13, 2007

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References in this lecture 12
5 min 26 sec
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Full definition: what paradise is and how it's earned
“The theme for the present topic is Paradise. What is Paradise?”
29 sec
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Everything on earth is just a test paper
“Everything we enjoy on this planet is just a test paper”
3 min 55 sec
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Hadith explained: kalima requires real discovery of God
“There's a hadith in Sahih al-Bukhari about entering paradise”
2 min 34 sec
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Difference between merely saying and truly realizing God
“There's a hadith in Sahih al-Bukhari about entering paradise”
29 sec
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Hadith: declaring one God grants entry to paradise
“Whoever says there is no god but God enters paradise”
3 min 31 sec
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Quran story: Christians weep hearing revelation, true realization of faith
“There is a verse in the Quran, chapter Al-Ma'idah, chapter five”
2 min 25 sec
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Christians cry hearing the Quran, true realization of faith
“A group of Christians came to Medina, perhaps from Yemen”
2 min 34 sec
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Kalima's outcome: certificate of paradise, a Rabbani lifestyle
“This is the certificate of paradise”
44 sec
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Realizing God compels you to declare your faith
“Then you are compelled to say la ilaha illallah”
27 sec
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Scholar's insight: Allah is Islam's greatest concern
“The greatest concern of Islam is Allah”
5 min 55 sec
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From the first revelation to companions discovering the truth of Islam
“When the Prophet received the first revelation in 610”
2 min 21 sec
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First revelation Iqra: Islam begins with reading and reason
“When the Prophet received the first revelation in 610”
35 sec
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Islam begins with reading, the first revelation was Iqra
“The first revelation the Prophet received was Iqra, Read”
1 min 20 sec
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Follow the companions' pattern, they are like guiding stars
“It's mentioned in hadith that my companions are like stars”
35 sec
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Hadith: companions are like guiding stars
“My companions are like stars”
2 min 45 sec
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The five pillars of Islam explained
“There's a hadith: Islam is built on five pillars”