I KNOWW reddit is FAR from a reliable forum 😂, but you'd be surprised what kinds of links/resources brothers and sisters on there (r/Islam) are able to provide. --I recently came across a thread about hadith(s) where a fellow user recommended "Nur Institute" that offers recommendations on different books to read, reflections of the Quran, and scholarship. For someone who's more of a visual learner, I thought this might be very helpful!! TONS of audio and videos provided, so there's no excuse as to how/why we're not consistently engaging in Islam & wanting to strengthen our Imaan 🎧💪😤 check 'em out!! I listen to this while I'm cooking: https://nurinstitute.com/ https://soundcloud.com/Nurinstitute

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Hello guys how can get proper knowledge about Islam and the previous scripture like tora and injeel because I'm sick and tired of Christians trying to convert me. , and I'm talking about the way of getting that knowledge what do I need to do because I'm coming back to Allah and live my life like he wants me to live it ,

Can someone please point me out to a video or something to learn about the Sharia law fully so next time I will be sure of myself and have something to say when someone brings me an argument just in case Plus it's also for me to learn and that's more important

Assalam aleikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh brothers Imagine if we, the Muslims of today’s generation, were evaluated the way the scholars of ḥadīth assessed the narrators of the Sunnah — using the system of Jarḥ wa Taʿdīl (criticism and praise). Would we be considered trustworthy (ثقة)? The scholars like Imām Mālik, Imām al-Bukhārī, and Yaḥyā ibn Maʿīn scrutinized the narrators': Truthfulness (ṣidq) Memory (ḍabṭ) Piety (taqwā) Manners (adab) Company (ṣuḥbah) Presence at the gatherings of knowledge Even a small lie or consistent carelessness could remove someone from the ranks of trustworthy narrators! If that system was applied to us today: Would our speech be free from lies, gossip, and exaggeration? Would our lives reflect the Sunnah and noble character? Would our consistency in ṣalāh, sincerity in worship, and dealings with others pass the test? Would we be accepted as transmitters of knowledge and guidance? Many of us might fall under the categories the scholars used such as: Ḍaʿīf (weak) Matrūk (abandoned) Lā yuḥtajj bihi (unreliable) Yet, those earlier generations strove to preserve the Dīn — and were fearful of being careless with words, especially about the Prophet ﷺ. Let this reflection humble us. Let us strive for thiqah status — not to narrate ḥadīth, but to be worthy slaves of Allāh. May we be sincere, upright, truthful, and known among the angels as those who fear Allāh even in private. Ibn Sīrīn said: "This knowledge is religion, so look to whom you take your religion from." But the question remains: If the Ummah had to take their religion from you — would you be reliable?