What can we learn from the movement of water about wahy and the ‘ālim? Explore this question in the latest installment of our Ramadan series, ‘Wahy is Water,’ with Dr. Muhammad Pervaiz [Faculty, Department of Humanities].
How do we understand wahy as a source of eternal life? In the latest installment of our Ramadan series, ‘Wahy is Water,’ explore this question with Dr. Muhammad Stodolsky [Chair, Department of Theology] as he offers great insight.
In today’s segment of our Ramadan Series, “Wahy is Water”, Ustadh Firas Alkhateeb shares the philosophy of the great Indian scholar and activist Mawlana Qasim Nanotvi which is woven into the very fabric of Darul Qasim College by college Founder and President, Shaykh Amin Kholwadia. At the center of this philosophy is the preservation of ‘ilm and development of ‘ulema....
In this thought-provoking piece, Dr. Mohammed Pervaiz [faculty in Humanities] raises the life-giving properties of wahy amidst the eradication of life in contemporary times. At the center of his discussion is the role of the ‘ālim who teaches us how to live so that “the world will be brought back through wahy because like water, it gives life!”
Dr. Muhammad Stodolsky, chair in the Department of Theology, highlights the role of sanad in understanding revelation. All of the ulema at Darul Qasim have their sanad, connecting them all the way to the Prophet ﷺ. Donate generously to support scholarship that is rooted in the Islamic living tradition!
The story of water in the Qur’an provides an opportunity to better understand the relationship of wahy to every aspect of our lives and communities. The realities of water that Allah ﷻ Himself reveals to mankind and jinn provides the most beautiful metaphor for the necessity of wahy in this earthly realm. Enter the realm of wahy with Shaykh Amin!
