Struggling to Surrender
-By Jeffrey Lang
Why did he become a Muslim? His daughters would one day ask. He did not consider the choice that he made would affect generations to come. He is not a scholar of Islam. He writes about how it is to be Muslim from a Christian background, and being a minority in the Muslim community.
Biography of Khalid Yasin d Philosophy
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The purpose of life :
Shaykh Khalid Yasin Lecture
Shaykh Khalid Yasin, a former Christian, is executive Director of the Islamic Teaching Institute (ITI) : a premier Organisation dedicated to the work of Da’wah (conveying the message ) , he has studied the Arabic language in Madinah. [He] has had many mentors and teachers who tutored him in Fiqh us-sunnah , fiqh us-serah , islamic history and memorization and recitation of the holy Qur’an . in the past ten years the iti has delivered more than 5000 persons to islam and additional 1476 since the september 11 Attacks . Shaykh Khalid Yasin delivered a lecture in saudi Arabia in 1994 titled ” the purpose of life ” whitch resulted 43 persons accepting Islam on that very night . khalid Yasin Constantly tours the world delivering lectures aimed at removing distortions about islam and muslims conducting Da’wah Training courses . and providing new muslims with a specially designed Islamic Training program . Khalid Yasin is committed to raising the consciousness of the Muslims to fulfil the responsibility of Da’wah and establishment of Islamic revival.
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Islamic Rhetorician
It is a debate that has raged in the soul’s of men for over 1400 years. The west is undoubtedly scarred with the notion that all people of Islamic faith believe that Jesus was unimportant. . . . simply a gifted orator. Not true! In fact, the Muslim may understand the legacy of Christ better than most Christians. Take a look at the Koran and you will find that it dedicates an entire Surah (or book) to his mother Mary. Her name is mentioned more times in it than in any other literature on Earth [including the Bible].
Muslims hold Jesus in high regard as a teacher, yes a talented orator, and even a performer of miracles. They acknowledge his virgin birth and his role as usher for the Last Day of Judgement. What they do not agree on is the notion that he is a trinity and quasi-God. How can God be part of man, and man part of God, if God says he has no partners?
