Congratulations to your marriage. May allah make you happy
@ODUSMAN8 күн бұрын
thanks for sharing your experiences.What do you advice after studying in Lisan Arab?
@musabg925314 күн бұрын
39:00
@user-cf8tu7di2t19 күн бұрын
Hi Im somali I have many questions about Islam, can you help me? XAGEEN KAALA SOO XIDHIIDHAA
@nincognito87922 күн бұрын
Enjoyed the Podcast but how did you just say Nandos is edible 💀 The chockhold that Nandos have on us UK people
@maktabahhasanal-basri106823 күн бұрын
As someone who is currently in Egypt and has been here many times I can say the info is correct and very informative
@fowziyoahmed397523 күн бұрын
Barakaallahu feekum bro everything you said about Egypt 🇪🇬 is true I made hijra to Egypt 🇪🇬 3 years ago with my young children alxamdulilah we stayed there 3 years Nasr city hay taasic first year wasn’t easy to settle down it was struggle 😢I thought I may go back to the uk 🇬🇧 but I was there for sake of Allah I wanted my children to learn quran and Arabic alxamdulilah 2 year we settled it was the best decision to take my children to Egypt 🇪🇬 especially when they so young now there is no where else I want to go to live than in Egypt 🇪🇬 Inshaallah we will go back soon in Egypt you need have more patience and sabiir if you don’t have patience you won’t survive may Allah make us easy
@nijaj915720 күн бұрын
Allahumma ameen. I wanna make Hijraa for myself and of course my kids even tho they are still young. I am going to hay Tasic Nasri city too Insha Allah. I know it’s gonna be time to get settled however, I am trying my best to get as much info as possible. I have a child with food sensitivity and intolerance. Any store recommendations? Any good pediatric doctors/ clinics that you recommend. I found a farm that does delivery o f gluten and dairy free stuff. I decided to stay in nasri city because of how close it’s to the Arabic/Quran marakiz. Any tips/ recommendations of a young mother with small kids? My youngest is two years old. What do you think of hadanah for a child that young?
@ummibrahim732620 күн бұрын
There stores that sell gluten free and a bakery that sells fresh gluten free bread
@OmarHatem-tp8hg25 күн бұрын
I from Egypt, and it brings me great joy to see the influx of foreign students coming to study here. In our culture, we hold a deep reverence for learning and education, considering it a divine blessing that we may be utilized by Allah to share knowledge. I encourage everyone to consider Egypt as a destination for their educational pursuits, I can even help you if you need
@flagsngadgets207428 күн бұрын
Assalam Alaikum, Please contact Abdullrahman in Egypt ( www.youtube.com/@authenticallyab) . He is studing Arabic and Quran! Please give him the help he needs if you can offer him any help. We asked him if he opens a Patreon account so we can participate in the ajer. Barak allah fikum jameeaan!
@Marek-wg2veАй бұрын
Assalamu Alaykum! I am a revert from Germany who accepted Islam about 2 years ago. About 1 year ago I started studying Arabic with a Turkish brother here in Berlin who’s teaching me Alhamdulillah. We just finished the first book of العربية بين يديك, Alhamdulillah. As I’m living by myself and working full time in gastronomy it’s hard for me to keep up with my studies (besides work, paying bills, cooking, doing household etc.) so I’m thinking to leave and take some time to really focus on studying my religion and the Arabic language. I feel like especially as a revert who doesn’t have many people around who I can actually get grounded knowledge from that might be the right step to do. What do y’all think about this? May Allah ground us all in knowledge and help us to act according to it🤲
@ajajssksk175729 күн бұрын
May Allah guide us to what’s right. Maybe going Egypt for a year would be good. It’s cheap there 4-5 thousand pounds would be sufficient probably less
@imaslowlernerАй бұрын
I went to Egypt in 2015 to study at the age of 56. I was the oldest in the class. Those young guys could learn and memorize the next day which was taking me two weeks. I stayed there struggling for two years and I'm now thinking about returning to finish what I started, inshallah.
@edualf4308Ай бұрын
❤
@aymensalih483026 күн бұрын
May Allah reward for your perseverance. Also, I find it amusing how your tag suits the comment 😂 BarakAllah fik
@imaslowlerner25 күн бұрын
@aymensalih4830 : thanks, my tag? I don't understand.
@edualf430825 күн бұрын
@@imaslowlerner His talking about your username.
@imaslowlerner25 күн бұрын
@edualf4308 : really, what about it? I still don't understand.
@keithward1758Ай бұрын
Masha Allah for your recovery brother 🖤🖤🖤🖤
@Asif-wk4vwАй бұрын
Nasheed at the start of the video ???
@imaslowlernerАй бұрын
I can identify with the cold stage. I started with al ibanah,felt I wasn't progressing, switched to market Fajr, started from zero, left, went to al azhar, started from zero, then went home 😢.
@munaissa81Ай бұрын
Even fi ramadan u guys can’t drop for the us
@believer1899Ай бұрын
anybody else thought that was yung FILLY in the thumbnail
@hodish128Ай бұрын
Why are you not posting nowadays
@SsQ119Ай бұрын
it's not just the American way it's most places in the world do this. especially in Muslim countries now.
@SsQ119Ай бұрын
nouman ali khan👎🏾 switch the ring on the pointer finger to the pinky in Sha Allah.
@muhammedrashid12442 ай бұрын
I was in a haram relationship, we moved in together but then problems started between us and she moved out and broke up with me after sometime, that left me heartbroken and made me close to allah, is it okay if I pay to give her hidayat.
@Its_yaqub2 ай бұрын
Just found this podcast and it’s great as Ramadan has come
@AQ_772 ай бұрын
Where in Turkey is that? looks nice
@abdurrahmanharris63472 ай бұрын
Is it from the example of the sahaba to be overweight from overeating? From the signs of a person not controlling ones nafs is being overweight.
@EagertoLearnAcademy2 ай бұрын
That’s a low blow
@samsamali283927 күн бұрын
If you want to advice a brother about his weight then do it private, and humble yourself because what you mock today can end up happening to you tomorrow, or worse. Be kind, it cost 0 money, and ppl will benefit by being kind. No need to embarras your brother in faith, remmeber Allah is a witness to everything.
@ajajssksk175723 күн бұрын
Abdullah Ibn Amr Ibn Al As was a Sahabi who fasted up to his death 1 day on and 1 day off ratio. Despite this he was described as large even up to his old age.
@_Abdussalama2 ай бұрын
بارك الله فيك
@abdirahmanhussein23942 ай бұрын
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته Noticed something my brother, I seen the ring on your forefinger the prophet saw did say the it is prohibited to wear it on the index and middle finger may Allah Swt put barakah into the channel where you benefit everyone in this life and the next and also may Allah Swt make your path to Jannah easier though you studies in knowledge
@hananyxo11612 ай бұрын
Definitely agree
@hashtagprinter53332 ай бұрын
58:00
@AMAli-ct5df3 ай бұрын
mashallah, brother. You brother are an inspiration
@jamal27513 ай бұрын
MYA students doing big things 🙏🏽
@afarouk37123 ай бұрын
If you Study in slumps and you have an option to study in a good conducive environment and you choose otherwise, that's really backward. It's okay to use modern technology wisely. People just make things harder for themselves for no reason.
@King_Itachi13 ай бұрын
That’s My teacher 🎉🎉🎉
@Amrknegypt3 ай бұрын
People need to understand Egypt is Arabic speaking not ethnically.
@Aax.sf03 ай бұрын
Love this type of podcast keep doing this ! Baarakallahu feekum 🤍
@Nadia-wo2sx3 ай бұрын
I'm 28yr old sister, I completed my higher education, been in a career for 3 years, I'm modest and strive in my deen, I don't leave the house much or socialize with men. I live in MN and lots of Somali sisters my age are struggling to find good men, we come from single mother households. So our mothers might not have a large options to help us, I feel like the only option left is going to the masjid but there are lots of women already on waiting lists for marriage with no prospects. It feel lonely and many sisters feel hopeless as we want children and have never been in relationships. I have also opened my options to practicing reverts, because looking in our community has gotten me no where except childish men who do not want to address their trauma.I put my trust in Allah and go through my emotions as they come.
@abdiqafarkula64532 ай бұрын
Subhanallh ! Sorry for that. I would like to encourage my fellow Muslim men to engage and show light of hop to such ladies who are grewing older and older.
@abdiqafarkula64532 ай бұрын
Perhaps you are in kenya I could have sort out this heartbreak issue. But observe sabr you wil get a relief after hardship
@ajajssksk175726 күн бұрын
That’s the issue many sisters face after finishing higher education without family focussing on helping the sister get married. All this education won’t matter when you have kid after kid and you won’t be working. Brothers aged 28-32 will be looking to marry 20-24 yr olds not similar aged women whose eggs 90% have gone. Not blaming anyone but this is an ongoing issue which families should be tackling.
@amranadan79003 ай бұрын
Thank you for the inspiring podcast, bro.
@abshirohassan33683 ай бұрын
I want to go there to study Arabic I need help. Need more information before i could move
@Imraan533 ай бұрын
He inspires me to memorize the Quran which is something I’m currently doing Mashallah Allahumabarik ❤
@abdurahman_king3 ай бұрын
BarakAllahu Feekum for sharing this. I just posted a video of my 10 years of experience living in Egypt (from the UK) with a breakdown of living costs etc. for those interested in moving to Egypt.
@Mek769910 күн бұрын
Ma sha Allah tbarakAllah great work very beneficial. In sha Allah it will stay a longtime on youtube and people will benefit and you will get rewarded
@Mek769910 күн бұрын
I cant see your video
@hasan2k34 ай бұрын
Defo Somali's, the word "wallaahi" holds no weight and is used so loosely.
@partyfavors92383 ай бұрын
Interesting! Where have you study? Please explain your theory.
@user-fb8dp3fn1q4 күн бұрын
@@partyfavors9238what's that got to do with his statement?
@kitichan34 ай бұрын
amazing video! thank you guys
@mikal16594 ай бұрын
Allahu akbar
@n.214 ай бұрын
Egyptians speak Arabic - it’s a dialect - dialects existed since the time of the prophet. It’s incorrect and foolish to say they don’t speak Arabic. Also if an Egyptian or any Arabian or African Muslim goes to USA without any plans or place to stay and just demands the Muslims in USA to accommodate him and make his life easy, that’s illogical and stupid - imagine several hundred/thousand cases. Why expect Egyptians to do something you’ll never do yourself?? You can’t just head to Egypt without planning and expect the financially poor families there to accommodate you into a 7 star hotel, that’s just unfair.
@brafuptop97864 ай бұрын
Big ep gonna take in part 2 now 🤲🏾
@ZahlovesAllah4 ай бұрын
♥️
@ahlussabr4 ай бұрын
46:04
@Goks1355 ай бұрын
3:06 Brother, If you have good brothers who can help accommodate you with your studies and settle in Egypt then this is a great opportunity you should take advantage of. You will learn a lot about yourself when you travel to seek knowledge. Apart from seeking knowledge, you will learn to be a man where by you will have to learn to live without your family, make your own food, pay your own rent, do your own shopping, learn how to mange money and etc. Anyone who can go and abroad to study should definitely go especially the young brothers. The knowledge and life experience you gain is life changing and most brothers who have gone will agree with me.
@yuseframdanielaidi77715 ай бұрын
❤❤❤❤
@vant3a6 ай бұрын
My cousin told us that he was in a online relationship with a Muslima. Us girls honestly softly reacted because we didn’t want to push him away. But what made us more shook was when him and his brother said their parents knew and didn’t stop it (And we thought they were more religiously hard than us). I didn’t think it was normalised till I seen it myself… it’s a real problem with this generation :/
@AbuIbrahim846 ай бұрын
maashaa allah you are a great role model for my boys. may allah bless you
@jeylanihussein32596 ай бұрын
Got my own podcast and would like in enhance the video quality. What type of camera do you guys use
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Congratulations to your marriage. May allah make you happy
thanks for sharing your experiences.What do you advice after studying in Lisan Arab?
39:00
Hi Im somali I have many questions about Islam, can you help me? XAGEEN KAALA SOO XIDHIIDHAA
Enjoyed the Podcast but how did you just say Nandos is edible 💀 The chockhold that Nandos have on us UK people
As someone who is currently in Egypt and has been here many times I can say the info is correct and very informative
Barakaallahu feekum bro everything you said about Egypt 🇪🇬 is true I made hijra to Egypt 🇪🇬 3 years ago with my young children alxamdulilah we stayed there 3 years Nasr city hay taasic first year wasn’t easy to settle down it was struggle 😢I thought I may go back to the uk 🇬🇧 but I was there for sake of Allah I wanted my children to learn quran and Arabic alxamdulilah 2 year we settled it was the best decision to take my children to Egypt 🇪🇬 especially when they so young now there is no where else I want to go to live than in Egypt 🇪🇬 Inshaallah we will go back soon in Egypt you need have more patience and sabiir if you don’t have patience you won’t survive may Allah make us easy
Allahumma ameen. I wanna make Hijraa for myself and of course my kids even tho they are still young. I am going to hay Tasic Nasri city too Insha Allah. I know it’s gonna be time to get settled however, I am trying my best to get as much info as possible. I have a child with food sensitivity and intolerance. Any store recommendations? Any good pediatric doctors/ clinics that you recommend. I found a farm that does delivery o f gluten and dairy free stuff. I decided to stay in nasri city because of how close it’s to the Arabic/Quran marakiz. Any tips/ recommendations of a young mother with small kids? My youngest is two years old. What do you think of hadanah for a child that young?
There stores that sell gluten free and a bakery that sells fresh gluten free bread
I from Egypt, and it brings me great joy to see the influx of foreign students coming to study here. In our culture, we hold a deep reverence for learning and education, considering it a divine blessing that we may be utilized by Allah to share knowledge. I encourage everyone to consider Egypt as a destination for their educational pursuits, I can even help you if you need
Assalam Alaikum, Please contact Abdullrahman in Egypt ( www.youtube.com/@authenticallyab) . He is studing Arabic and Quran! Please give him the help he needs if you can offer him any help. We asked him if he opens a Patreon account so we can participate in the ajer. Barak allah fikum jameeaan!
Assalamu Alaykum! I am a revert from Germany who accepted Islam about 2 years ago. About 1 year ago I started studying Arabic with a Turkish brother here in Berlin who’s teaching me Alhamdulillah. We just finished the first book of العربية بين يديك, Alhamdulillah. As I’m living by myself and working full time in gastronomy it’s hard for me to keep up with my studies (besides work, paying bills, cooking, doing household etc.) so I’m thinking to leave and take some time to really focus on studying my religion and the Arabic language. I feel like especially as a revert who doesn’t have many people around who I can actually get grounded knowledge from that might be the right step to do. What do y’all think about this? May Allah ground us all in knowledge and help us to act according to it🤲
May Allah guide us to what’s right. Maybe going Egypt for a year would be good. It’s cheap there 4-5 thousand pounds would be sufficient probably less
I went to Egypt in 2015 to study at the age of 56. I was the oldest in the class. Those young guys could learn and memorize the next day which was taking me two weeks. I stayed there struggling for two years and I'm now thinking about returning to finish what I started, inshallah.
❤
May Allah reward for your perseverance. Also, I find it amusing how your tag suits the comment 😂 BarakAllah fik
@aymensalih4830 : thanks, my tag? I don't understand.
@@imaslowlerner His talking about your username.
@edualf4308 : really, what about it? I still don't understand.
Masha Allah for your recovery brother 🖤🖤🖤🖤
Nasheed at the start of the video ???
I can identify with the cold stage. I started with al ibanah,felt I wasn't progressing, switched to market Fajr, started from zero, left, went to al azhar, started from zero, then went home 😢.
Even fi ramadan u guys can’t drop for the us
anybody else thought that was yung FILLY in the thumbnail
Why are you not posting nowadays
it's not just the American way it's most places in the world do this. especially in Muslim countries now.
nouman ali khan👎🏾 switch the ring on the pointer finger to the pinky in Sha Allah.
I was in a haram relationship, we moved in together but then problems started between us and she moved out and broke up with me after sometime, that left me heartbroken and made me close to allah, is it okay if I pay to give her hidayat.
Just found this podcast and it’s great as Ramadan has come
Where in Turkey is that? looks nice
Is it from the example of the sahaba to be overweight from overeating? From the signs of a person not controlling ones nafs is being overweight.
That’s a low blow
If you want to advice a brother about his weight then do it private, and humble yourself because what you mock today can end up happening to you tomorrow, or worse. Be kind, it cost 0 money, and ppl will benefit by being kind. No need to embarras your brother in faith, remmeber Allah is a witness to everything.
Abdullah Ibn Amr Ibn Al As was a Sahabi who fasted up to his death 1 day on and 1 day off ratio. Despite this he was described as large even up to his old age.
بارك الله فيك
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته Noticed something my brother, I seen the ring on your forefinger the prophet saw did say the it is prohibited to wear it on the index and middle finger may Allah Swt put barakah into the channel where you benefit everyone in this life and the next and also may Allah Swt make your path to Jannah easier though you studies in knowledge
Definitely agree
58:00
mashallah, brother. You brother are an inspiration
MYA students doing big things 🙏🏽
If you Study in slumps and you have an option to study in a good conducive environment and you choose otherwise, that's really backward. It's okay to use modern technology wisely. People just make things harder for themselves for no reason.
That’s My teacher 🎉🎉🎉
People need to understand Egypt is Arabic speaking not ethnically.
Love this type of podcast keep doing this ! Baarakallahu feekum 🤍
I'm 28yr old sister, I completed my higher education, been in a career for 3 years, I'm modest and strive in my deen, I don't leave the house much or socialize with men. I live in MN and lots of Somali sisters my age are struggling to find good men, we come from single mother households. So our mothers might not have a large options to help us, I feel like the only option left is going to the masjid but there are lots of women already on waiting lists for marriage with no prospects. It feel lonely and many sisters feel hopeless as we want children and have never been in relationships. I have also opened my options to practicing reverts, because looking in our community has gotten me no where except childish men who do not want to address their trauma.I put my trust in Allah and go through my emotions as they come.
Subhanallh ! Sorry for that. I would like to encourage my fellow Muslim men to engage and show light of hop to such ladies who are grewing older and older.
Perhaps you are in kenya I could have sort out this heartbreak issue. But observe sabr you wil get a relief after hardship
That’s the issue many sisters face after finishing higher education without family focussing on helping the sister get married. All this education won’t matter when you have kid after kid and you won’t be working. Brothers aged 28-32 will be looking to marry 20-24 yr olds not similar aged women whose eggs 90% have gone. Not blaming anyone but this is an ongoing issue which families should be tackling.
Thank you for the inspiring podcast, bro.
I want to go there to study Arabic I need help. Need more information before i could move
He inspires me to memorize the Quran which is something I’m currently doing Mashallah Allahumabarik ❤
BarakAllahu Feekum for sharing this. I just posted a video of my 10 years of experience living in Egypt (from the UK) with a breakdown of living costs etc. for those interested in moving to Egypt.
Ma sha Allah tbarakAllah great work very beneficial. In sha Allah it will stay a longtime on youtube and people will benefit and you will get rewarded
I cant see your video
Defo Somali's, the word "wallaahi" holds no weight and is used so loosely.
Interesting! Where have you study? Please explain your theory.
@@partyfavors9238what's that got to do with his statement?
amazing video! thank you guys
Allahu akbar
Egyptians speak Arabic - it’s a dialect - dialects existed since the time of the prophet. It’s incorrect and foolish to say they don’t speak Arabic. Also if an Egyptian or any Arabian or African Muslim goes to USA without any plans or place to stay and just demands the Muslims in USA to accommodate him and make his life easy, that’s illogical and stupid - imagine several hundred/thousand cases. Why expect Egyptians to do something you’ll never do yourself?? You can’t just head to Egypt without planning and expect the financially poor families there to accommodate you into a 7 star hotel, that’s just unfair.
Big ep gonna take in part 2 now 🤲🏾
♥️
46:04
3:06 Brother, If you have good brothers who can help accommodate you with your studies and settle in Egypt then this is a great opportunity you should take advantage of. You will learn a lot about yourself when you travel to seek knowledge. Apart from seeking knowledge, you will learn to be a man where by you will have to learn to live without your family, make your own food, pay your own rent, do your own shopping, learn how to mange money and etc. Anyone who can go and abroad to study should definitely go especially the young brothers. The knowledge and life experience you gain is life changing and most brothers who have gone will agree with me.
❤❤❤❤
My cousin told us that he was in a online relationship with a Muslima. Us girls honestly softly reacted because we didn’t want to push him away. But what made us more shook was when him and his brother said their parents knew and didn’t stop it (And we thought they were more religiously hard than us). I didn’t think it was normalised till I seen it myself… it’s a real problem with this generation :/
maashaa allah you are a great role model for my boys. may allah bless you
Got my own podcast and would like in enhance the video quality. What type of camera do you guys use