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Video of the one day intensive course on the Fiqh of Accounting the Rulers held in Manchester. Introduction and Session one the Importance of enjoining good and forbidding evil delivered by ibn Kamaludeen and introduction by Sharif Abu Laith Introduction and session one.

Financial Transactions in Islam By Sheikh Abu Talha —Different aspects of financial transactions that are allowed and not allowed in Islam. Also question related to pension, credit cards, banking, riba were answered by Abu Talha

Let’s be honest we all know fasting in the long days in the summer heat is going to be difficult! The aim for all Muslims should be to attain Taqwa in the month of Ramadhan, but how many of us know what Taqwa really means? Allah legislated fasting for gaining Taqwa, “O you who believe, fasting has been prescribed for you as it has been prescribed for those before you, so that you may attain Taqwa.” [Noble Quran 2:183] Here’s some brief explanations by the scholars to help us understand. Insha’Allah. Abu Qasim (rahimahullah) said that whoever fears something runs away from it, and whoever fears Allah runs to Him. (Ihya Ulum 4/153). Abu Hafs (rahimahullah) said Khawf is the whip of Allah that disciplines those who desert Him. Khawf is a lamp in the fear: a person can see by its light what is good and what is evil. Everybody who fears creation runs away from it. Those who fear Allah run to Him. (Madirij Salikin 1/550 and Qushariyah epistles). Ibn Qayyim (rahimahullah) said escaping means to run away from something to something. There are two kinds of escape: one of the fortunate and the other of the unfortunate. The unfortunate run away from Allah, not to Him. The fortunate run to Him. As running away from Him to Him, that is escape of His friends. (Ibid 1/504)

Abu Talha from Hizb ut-Tahrir America, giving a khutbah/lecture about the Failure of Capitalism and its Economic System. Purchase a detailed study via paperback or kindle edition: http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1450074855

Extreme or Enlightened? The Pristine Islamic Identity
Khilafah Conference 2014
Hizb ut-Tahrir America

This is the continuation on the lecture series on Islamic system by Abu Talha. This is part 1 of the series on the moral and ethics in Islam. Abdullah ibn ‘Amr ibn al-‘As said, “The Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, used to say, ‘The best of you are the best in character.” [Agreed upon] A believer is identified by his good character. Ethics and Morals are the essential part of Islam. Dr. Malkawy (Abu Talha) in this lecture explains the essential elements of Ethics in Islam and explains how morals and ethics are the real drivers for obeying Allah(swt)s command with full submission. He presents from Quran and Hadith and from various incidents that occur at the time of prophet(sas) the importance of good character, ethics and morals.