Halal Tube

How faith can help us attain peace & contentment as we grapple with life's challenges on a daily basis. Hosted by MakeSpace - August 30, 2019 (Springfield, VA)

In the wake of emotional burnout, self-care is the new way of coping with the world's problems. How do we build capacity like the Prophet to where we can be exposed to so much, but still have something to give without getting depleted?

In our extremely polarized time, where do Muslims fall in on conservative or progressive values, especially when it comes to gender roles and masculinity in particular? Dr. Brown discusses where Islam fits in with modern issues around gender.

How do we navigate adolescence as tweens approaching it, teens experiencing it, and parents raising them? Dr. Altaf Husain explores raising children compassionately and how to deal with social forces that cause our children to question and doubt.

Sh. Omar Suleiman extracts lessons from the events of Ashura to demonstrate the way to deal with a tyrant.

How do we be ambassadors for the Prophet (s)?

Imam Siraj Wahhaj draws lessons from the past when groups of people challenged mainstream ideologies and brought about change.

The world today is full of mini-Qaroons. What is meant by this? Do you know the story of Qaroon? Ustadh Nouman explains how the story of Qaroon from the Qur'an is happening all around us today and even in our own lives.

We may have hundreds or thousands of people in our social networks. We may have dozens or hundreds of acquaintances. But do we have true companions and friends? Or are we feeling truly lonely?

Why did Allah create these rules for me? Why did Allah send the Qur'an? Why did Allah tell us to pray? Why did Allah tell us to go to Friday prayers? Why did Allah tell us to fast?

During 2010, in a collaborative effort for Islamic Awareness, The Islamic Diversity Centre (IDC) teamed up in conjunction with Northumbria University Islamic Society to bring iERA speakers AbdurRaheem Green & Hamza Tzortzis to deliver a powerful and dynamic lecture on God: Delusion or Truth?

Do we know what will happen on the Day of Judgement? Do we truly understand the greatness and importance of this day? How can we be protected on this day? Did you know loving your brother and sister purely for the sake of Allah can help you on this day?

Shaykh Tahir Wyatt talks about the importance of looking at our words and actions within our own lives on a talk show.

Did you know one of the ways to get to Jannah is by being extremely good to your parents?

Ustadh Nouamn discusses the role of the husband and wife in accordance to what Allah says in the Qur'an about them.

Dr. Khaled Abou El Fadl begins by reminding of the anchor of every day and age, the Qur’an, and that those who make it part of their soul will thrive; those who do not will remain in confusion at a minimum. He reminds that the Quran calls upon us to “Strive in the way of your Lord,” and that struggle and striving require time, energy, investment and effort. He cites verses from the Quran that tell us that God has selected Muslims--not based on racial, ethnic, tribal, or linguistic factors,...

We are living in a time where there are fitan everywhere we turn. How do we know them and what should be our response? What did the Prophet (s) say about this?

Imam Zaid Shakir delivered this powerful sermon on Eid Al-Adha emphasizing how Prophet Abraham (upon him be peace) was an embodiment of leadership, obedience, and thankful for the blessings bestowed by Allah despite the trials and triumphs endured. To be a leader seek strength and guidance by relying on Allah, during these days and times of social confusion. Recorded live at the Unity Park in Oakland, CA on Aug. 10, 2019.

Relationships are like the tides: they ebb and flow. And when that tide is high, it’s utter bliss—every moment is filled with smiles and laughter and tenderness. But if that tide starts to flow back out? Well, in those moments, you could probably use some much-needed inspiration words from Mufti Abdur-Rahman ibn Yusuf.