Pearl of Wisdom
A man from Syria narrated, 'I came to Madina and saw a man whose beauty astonished me. So I asked who this man was and was told, 'He is Hasan b. 'Ali.' [The Syrian man said], 'I envied 'Ali for having such a son. So I went to him and asked, 'Are you the son of Abu Talib?' He replied, 'Indeed I am his [grand] son'. I then said, 'Curses be on you and your father, curses be on you and your father.' He observed silence and did not reply. He then said, 'I see you are a stranger in town. Should you need a ride, we will provide you with one. Should you have any needs, we will fulfil them for you. Should you need any help, we will help you.' He said, 'I left him [in a state] whereby no one on earth was more beloved to me than him.'
Author Unknown Mukbtasar Tarikh Dimashq, v. 1, p. 26
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Sayed Ammar Nakshawani 2011 - |
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Sayed Ammar Nakshawani is regarded as one of the most powerful speakers in the Muslim world.
He was born in 1981, he graduated from the University College London in Psychology and Law in 2003.
As well as studying Political change in Modern Britain at the LSE. He then completed an MA in Islamic Studies.
Currently He is completing his PhD at the University of Exeter titled “Authority and Leadership in Early Islam: A Historigraphical Study of the Caliphate of Mu'awiya b. Abi Sufyan” under the supervision of Dr.Sajjad Rizvi, Prof Robert Gleave and Prof Clifford Edmund Bosworth. He has lectured at the University in Classical Islamic History and is currently pursuing his higher studies at the Islamic Seminary in Damascus, Syria.
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