12 episodes
Treasures From Tradition New Islamic Directions
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- Religion & Spirituality
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5.0 • 7 Ratings
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The nature of our times demands spiritual and moral strength. Treasures From Tradition with Imam Zaid Shakir provides a wealth of information mined from the classical sources of the religion and prophetic wisdom, presented in a manner understandable to today's listener.
This podcast with Imam Zaid Shakir is a New Islamic Directions™ production. https://www.newislamicdirections.com
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How Muslims View Intimate Partner Abuse
Resorting to physical force or other forms of coercion as a means of maintaining order in the household is considered oppressive and is therefore forbidden. Physical and mental injuries can persist long after an incident of intimate partner abuse has occurred. According to Islam, marriage provides its partners with security, safety, calm, and comfort. Any form of abuse is contrary to the ideals of wedlock. Abuse has no defense that is consistent with the teachings of the Qur'an and the life of the Prophet Muhammad (Peace and Blessings Be Upon Him).
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Hayaa and Modesty
An integral aspect of any genuine spirituality is modesty. A Muslim's spirituality, which centers on devotion and obedience to One God, includes the inner and exterior modesty of hayaa. Both inner and outer modesty are required of Muslims. Truthfulness, modesty, patience, forgiveness, charity, moderation, kindness, and consideration should all be priorities in one's life.
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Time For A Moral Vision
What does it mean to be a good person? The question of human morality is one of the most complicated and hotly contested subjects of all time.
Imam Zaid Shakir presents how and why prophetic guidance exists, and what it reflects about the Qur'anic worldview in which we live.
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What's So Great About Fortitude Amidst Fitnah?
When people face tragedy and challenges in life, what helps them to persevere? In this episode, Imam Zaid Shakir attempts to answer that question to unlock your power to overcome challenges, and succeed. Fortitude is the moral virtue that ensures firmness in difficulties and constancy in the pursuit of the good. It strengthens the resolve to resist temptations and to overcome obstacles in the moral life.
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Speech Resides in The Heart
Do you know how to lead someone into a relationship with God? If someone came to you today and said, "I want to be a Muslim, and show me how." The truth is that many Muslims may not be prepared to answer that question. In this episode, Imam Zaid Shakir provides strategy and spiritual insights from the Quran and Hadith if put on the spot.
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Faith Bears The Fruit of Action
What good is it, if someone claims to have faith but has no deeds? In this episode is a helpful reminder from Imam Zaid Shakir that deeds without faith are rootless, and faith without deeds is fruitless. A long life is worthy of rewards when the commands of God are fulfilled.
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Customer Reviews
This podcast is a gem!
Wonderful podcast. Imam Zaid’s thoughts, words, and reflections constantly hit the spot like Target. Relevant and refreshing. Reassuring and filled with ripe wisdom, particularly for American Muslims looking for clarity amidst times of dense confusion. Don’t just look at the information, look at how it’s delivered, and who is teaching it. May Allah bless Imam Zaid tremendously. Please keep more episodes coming.
Great Reminder
Once again Imam Zaid has provided his amazing insights in this new series Treasures from Tradition. Always on point, this series does not disappoint. It is much needed to hear the voice of reason once again as we try to navigate through these challenging times. Thoroughly benefitted from episodes released to date as we look forward to the release of new episodes.
Marilyn Meers
As Salaam Alaikum Imam Zaid Shakir, I Loved this episode. It is a perfect combination of encouragement, spiritual enlightenment, and an overall great reminder that it is ok to use your gifts to impact the world. May you be blessed always. Thank you for this!