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Why is it so important to take responsibility for your actions and not blame others? What can Ibrahim (AS) and Ismail (AS) teach us about father-son relationships? How did Allah send us guidance not just through the prophets but their individual stories? What causes the heart to accept Islam?

Join Sh. Abdirahman Kariye with hosts Dr. Omar Suleiman and Sh. Abdullah Oduro as they reflect on Juz 23 of the Qur'an, discussing how to be grateful to God, having a soft heart, the story of Abraham and Ishmael (AS), rites of passage, and father and son relationships.

✨Qur'an Trivia✨

What is the name of the man who is the warner in Surah Yasin?
A. Waraqah ibn Nawfal
B. Bahira
C. Habib al-Najjar

0:00 - Highlights
📌 1:00 - Today's trivia
1:50 - Introduction

📌 3:30 - Dr. Omar Suleiman reflects on those who assign blame
4:26 - The failure of self-accountability
5:10 - The people who blame Allah for failures in this life
7:10 - The question of evil and our responsibility

📌 8:53 - Sh. Abdullah Oduro reflects on Ibrahim's (AS) test with Ismail (AS)
12:50 - On father-son relationships
13:20 - The submission of Ibrahim and Ismail to Allah
14:15 - Rites of passage

📌 14:43 - Sh. Abdirahman Kariye reflects on the blessing of submission to God
16:05 - Those that were given the blessing
17:30 - What causes the heart to accept Islam
18:40 - Those whose hearts denied the message

📌 19:10 - Reflections
19:15 - The hereafter as a means of softening the heart
20:18 - The heartbreak of "my dear father"
23:38 - The father-son relationship parallels in Ibrahim's (AS) life
25:25 - The qadar of family ties

📌 26:06 - Final thoughts

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