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- Examining the integral role of women in society - The importance of a couple being in sync, on the same page when it comes to faith and values - Examining Sura Nur and it\'s verses on this issue - Narrating the story of Bibi Zainab, her marriage process, and the examples we can derive from it for ourselves when it comes to compatibility, faith, and character - Looking at the unfortunate situation of domestic violence, which is an issue that affects families at a global level - No culture, faith, or nationality is immune from this issue. This is understood in society, however whenever it comes to a Muslim man physically abusing his wife, Islam as a religions is blamed, rather than the individual - Sharing some statistics regarding the plight of women in these situations, specifically in Canada - Discussing the need to refrain from violence or abuse, and to resolve issues in a peaceful constructive manner - Reviewing Sura Tahrim, discussing the Prophet and his marriages, the challenges they presented, and how he handled them. - The two main paths out of a situation are patience, coupled with mediation and counselling, or divorce, to remove yourself from the situation safely - Narrating a segment of the Prophet\'s last sermon in Ghadir, summarizing the teachings of Islam, including respect for women

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- Two important concepts in our faith: Islam and Imaan - Looking at practical examples of this concept - What are the differences between these two concepts? - Narrating a story of Banu Asad from Sura Hujarat on this topic - How to connect your conviction to practical commitment - What does it mean to do \'jihad\'? - Looking at female examples of true Imaan - Before Islam, Āsiya bint Muzāhim, the wife of Fir‘awn, was an example - Khadījah bint Khuwaylid, the wife of the Prophet, was an example in the early days of Islam - Zaynab bint ‘Ali inherited the traits of her family, and behaved in an exemplary manner throughout her life, especially in Karbala and beyond WIladat of Bibi Zainab - November 29th, 2022

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- Sports is promoted in Islam when it benefits the health of a person - Examining a narration that talks about paying attention to your health, strength, free time, youth, enthusiasm, and wealth - 3 ways to effectively divide your time as a mu\'min - Ensure to link your sports activities with your faith and values - Looking at an example of the above during the Prophet\'s lifetime - Learning how sports can be used as a tool to achieve positive personal goals, such as being a team player, developing strategy, and more - In today\'s society however, sports has emerged as the newest religion - With that, comes a means of promoting values and behaviours that go against the values of Islam - It has also become a political tool of Western forces to push their own agendas - The blatant hypocrisy of the West is apparent when they look away during human rights crises and murders, yet they continue trade, diplomatic ties, and sports relationships