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What Do You Mean Haraam?

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“In this video we talk about this word ‘Haraam’. This is not a word that is foreign to most, if not all Muslims. The only thing remaining is that we need to make sure that our understanding is correct about the term. This way we can make sure that our stance toward certain things are correct. May Allah grant us all with tawfeeq and correct understanding about this religion. Allahuma ameen.

Once you have completed the video, we ask that you go the comments section directly below the video and leave us your thoughts. Barak Allah Feekum.”

Abdillah Abdul Abdullah Abu Academy Allah Arabic Haraam Impermissible Islaam Islam Knowledge Lateef Latif Messenger Prophet Religion Seeking Sunnah Understanding Virtual

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Abu Abdillah Abdul Lateef

He is a Graduate of Al Azhar University. Abu Abdillah has specialized in Islamic Jurisprudence and its related sciences. He handles many of the different courses revolving around: Fiqh as Shafe'ee Fundamentals of Fiqh Comparative Fiqh Fiqh Maxims (Principles) And other related sciences

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