Abu Hafsah

Religion & Spirituality Podcas

My name is Abu Hafsah Abdul Malik Clare. I was born in Canada’s tenth province good old Newfoundland. I was born without the use of my eyes (blind) When I was 5 years old my Mom moved us to Nova Scotia where I went to a special school for blind children. I left that school when I was ten years old for a “normal” school. I started wrestling as an amateur at the age of 9. Wrestling became my passion. I was fascinated by the professional wrestlers. The way they talked and the way they acted captivated me to the point where I wanted to become the very first totally blind person to become a pro wrestler. When I was 16 years old I read Roots by Alex Haley. In that book Islam was discussed briefly. I was intrigued by this religion where the people worshiped ONE God alone and with no partners. I came from an Irish catholic family and we were taught that Jesus was the son of God. In Islam, their were no such concepts. After reading roots I discovered another remarkable personality by the name of Malcolm X. (may ALLAH have mercy on him) His demeanor and he way he spoke sparked a new passion in my life. I desperately wanted to be a MUSLIM. I consumed as much knowledge as I could about this way of life. In 1996 after a perfect wrestling season of 29 wins without a loss I finally met a Muslim sister. After a brief discussion, my goal was achieved. I became a Muslim. (elhamduLILAH, all praise is due to Allah alone) Since 1998, I’ve been talking in front of people about this remarkable and amazing way of life. In 2002, I became the first totally blind person to be accepted into a pro wrestling training school however, my passion for pro wrestling had left me so I didn’t pursue that career path any further. I continue to travel and give talks on Islam throughout the world and it is an honor to have the best job in the world. In 1997, I received an Arabic Braille Qur’an as a gift and I’ve been studying it ever since. The purpose of this site is to give you the visitor a glimpse into the life of a caller to Islam. I hope it is accepted as an act of worship by ALLAH and a source of benefit to humanity Muslims and NonMuslims alike. Thank you and JazakALLAH khair (may Allah give you goodness) for visiting.

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United Kingdom

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Religion & Spirituality Podcas

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My name is Abu Hafsah Abdul Malik Clare. I was born in Canada’s tenth province good old Newfoundland. I was born without the use of my eyes (blind) When I was 5 years old my Mom moved us to Nova Scotia where I went to a special school for blind children. I left that school when I was ten years old for a “normal” school. I started wrestling as an amateur at the age of 9. Wrestling became my passion. I was fascinated by the professional wrestlers. The way they talked and the way they acted captivated me to the point where I wanted to become the very first totally blind person to become a pro wrestler. When I was 16 years old I read Roots by Alex Haley. In that book Islam was discussed briefly. I was intrigued by this religion where the people worshiped ONE God alone and with no partners. I came from an Irish catholic family and we were taught that Jesus was the son of God. In Islam, their were no such concepts. After reading roots I discovered another remarkable personality by the name of Malcolm X. (may ALLAH have mercy on him) His demeanor and he way he spoke sparked a new passion in my life. I desperately wanted to be a MUSLIM. I consumed as much knowledge as I could about this way of life. In 1996 after a perfect wrestling season of 29 wins without a loss I finally met a Muslim sister. After a brief discussion, my goal was achieved. I became a Muslim. (elhamduLILAH, all praise is due to Allah alone) Since 1998, I’ve been talking in front of people about this remarkable and amazing way of life. In 2002, I became the first totally blind person to be accepted into a pro wrestling training school however, my passion for pro wrestling had left me so I didn’t pursue that career path any further. I continue to travel and give talks on Islam throughout the world and it is an honor to have the best job in the world. In 1997, I received an Arabic Braille Qur’an as a gift and I’ve been studying it ever since. The purpose of this site is to give you the visitor a glimpse into the life of a caller to Islam. I hope it is accepted as an act of worship by ALLAH and a source of benefit to humanity Muslims and NonMuslims alike. Thank you and JazakALLAH khair (may Allah give you goodness) for visiting.

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English

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Episodes

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8/6/2022

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Duration:00:00:12

The Characteristics of those who maintain the House of Allah

3/5/2020

>> AI Generated: The Islamist movement has had success in establishing warfare methods and promoting mass production warfare methods, while also promoting mass producing warfare methods. The spiritual concept of creation is emphasized, along with the need for people to return to the Quran and Sun statement. The segment discusses the lack of evidence that Islam's teachings can be fully utilized in court, the importance of shaping the image of Islam to change people's perception of the man they are a member of, and the need for people to practice certain actions to avoid distraction. The segment also touches on the fear of loss of honor and the importance of finding out who is truly fearful of it.

Duration:00:30:01

Be Mindful Of What You Put Forward For Tomorrow

7/3/2018

From Georgetown Guyana

Duration:00:40:43

Tests We May Overlook

7/3/2018

Khutba From March 10th 2017

Duration:00:31:26

The gardens of this life... - A Slice of Advice

2/13/2017

>> AI Generated: The conversation discusses various verses and arguments against the notion of a culture being created by God, including references to various sources and people. The history of Islam and the origin of the word Islam are also discussed. The "monster's" claim that sex is a reality is also discussed, along with a garden in a country called Hamdu Lill Regular and a promise to start a series on promised promises of dewears. The conversation also touches on the "monster's" message to believers in the Bible and a garden in a country called Hamdu Lill Regular. Viewers are encouraged to enter his agenda and mention a follow-up on money next week.

Duration:00:09:07

What did they say at Jummah again? - A Slice of Advice

2/13/2017

>> AI Generated: The speaker discusses the importance of fear in Islam, including the belief in the word "ran" and the need to act on what has been sent down to be satisfied. They also mention the importance of being a doctor, an engineer, a lawyer, or a homemaker to avoid future struggles and challenges.

Duration:00:07:28

Ep. 2: Be in this World like a Traveller - A Slice of Advice

2/13/2017

On the authority of Abdullah ibn Umar (May Allah be pleased with them both), he relates that the Prophet (Peace be upon him) once held my shoulders and said: “Live in this world as (if you are) a wayfarer or a stranger.” And Abdullah ibn Umar (May Allah be pleased with them both) used to ... Read more

Duration:00:05:21

Episode 1: A Slice of Advice

2/13/2017

>> AI Generated: The host of a video series introduces a new series of refreshers that come once a week. The series is about improving one's Islam and avoiding mistakes. The host gives instructions on how to tie and wear different clothing to enhance one's appearance.

Duration:00:06:32

Womankind: The Ummah's Engine

2/13/2017

>> AI Generated: The speaker discusses the struggles of women in their roles as mothers and mothers' husbands, including the struggles of mother and father, and the importance of acceptance and love in their lives. They also touch on the struggles of women in their roles as mothers and mothers' husbands, including missing family and friends. The segment ends with a brief advertisement for a video about a woman named Hope.

Duration:00:34:55

Lessons from the life of Maryam

2/13/2017

>> AI Generated: The speakers discuss various examples of women in media who have experienced a death and have been killed by their ruler. They touch on the importance of disconnecting from everything and not feeling like a partner. The conversation also touches on the use of words like "has" and "has not" to describe situations and moments, and how they can be used to express one's story. The segment also touches on the history of Islam and the importance of men and women in their lives.

Duration:00:33:44

Evil Injections of the Dunya (life or this World)

2/13/2017

Everyone shall taste death. And only on the Day of Resurrection shall you be paid your wages in full. And whoever is removed away from the Fire and admitted to Paradise, he indeed is successful. The life of this world is only the enjoyment of deception (a deceiving thing). (Aali Imran 3:185)

Duration:00:26:33

Become a success story today

2/13/2017

This is a Meccan Sura which stresses that the believers are the ones who will succeed, whereas the disbelievers will be punished for their arrogance and derision. Several proofs are given of God’s Oneness and His power, and the inevitability of the Resurrection is emphasized. “[How] prosperous are the believers! Those who pray humbly, who ... Read more

Duration:00:39:27

Our Obligation in non Muslim Countries

2/13/2017

>> AI Generated: The speakers emphasize the importance of sharing Islam with neighbors and avoiding confusion and chaos. They stress the need for quick response to needs and calls, the importance of being fit into one's own culture, and the use of cell phones for gaining access to information and social media. The speakers also emphasize the importance of giving people permission to speak the same way in court, and the need for everyone to be present and not allow anyone to enter Islam. They also mention a mobile clinic for medical students and a program for homeless people in the area.

Duration:00:34:49

A Journey Like No Other

2/13/2017

>> AI Generated: The conversation covers the history of Canada and the lack of diversity in media, as well as the cold weather and lack of privacy. The speaker talks about their past experiences with their grandmother's tough childhood and how they lost their wrestling career. They also discuss their past experiences with Hulk Hogan and their desire to be a black man in their own community. The segment also touches on the importance of Islam and the need for people to stay true to it.

Duration:00:53:34

Women Who Make the Feminists Cry

2/13/2017

The initial theme of the talk was to discuss Women in Islam but Abu Hafsah, rather than taking the standard approach decided to show how the Muslim Women are THE MOST empowered member of our communities – and have been for THOUSANDS of years before Women in the West had any rights/power whatsoever.

Duration:00:46:15

Price of Paradise

2/13/2017

>> AI Generated: The speaker discusses the importance of belief in Islam and its consequences, including negative behavior and loss of one's country. They also address struggles of people achieving their dreams and goals, including struggles with oppressive ruler and lost lives. The speaker emphasizes the importance of visualizing oneself in a tree trunks and not giving up, encouraging action, and encouraging people to achieve their desired results. They also mention the importance of learning about people and their history.

Duration:00:26:56

Blind Hearts

2/4/2017

A short naseeha piece offered by Abdulmalik Clare (Formerly known as Jerome Clare) a dynamic Da’ee who was the first completely blind person ever accepted into professional wrestling.

Duration:00:08:52