For over 22 years, Shaykh Mohammed Amin Kholwadia, founder of Darul Qasim, has been teaching Tafsīr with inspiring consistency to thousands. Rain or shine, you will find individuals from all walks of life gathered at the feet of this great scholar. There is no prerequisite for entering this space and listening to the Shaykh. Abdul Wahab Suleiman, a Sunday Tafsīr Student, excitedly shares, “I’m in this class of scholars, PhDs, people who are muftīs, and on the younger side teenagers.” All are united in their thirst for learning.
Sunday Tafsir will begin at 10 am CT (one hour earlier than the regular timing) this coming Sunday, August 17th. Please plan accordingly.
LIVE STREAM LINK FOR AUG. 17
Surah al-Mulk (67), Session 6
Every Sunday, 11am (CT)
In-person: 550 Regency Dr., Glendale Heights, IL 60139
Shaykh Amin, through his consistency in providing this service, demonstrates the gate of knowledge is always open. You must take the initiative and walk through it. Taking those first steps and remaining committed is transformative, as shared in the testimonials in this short video.
As Shaykh Amin takes us through a masterful tafsir of Surah Mulk, students share insights and gems of knowledge.
“On Observing Creation:
Allah tells us to observe how birds fly, so we should become baseer (observant) too. If we don’t, we remain in ghaflah. Marvel at creation, but don’t remain stuck at that level.Personal reflection on this point: What we learned in natural science came from a secular materialist lens that stops short of connecting creation to the Creator. Even if we at least say everything is under Allah’s mulk, we need Muslim scientists with an understanding of takween and tashree‘ī to revisit every field in the natural sciences to determine what Allah’s murād is in creating it.”
“I was also struck (again, as he has said this in so many contexts) by the reminder that rizq is not to be confused with having a job, or having money. Rizq is what we consume (use). It is not what has potential to let us consume. Really opens up a world of Al-Raziq.”
“On Divine Order:
A bird does not always have to fly, just as fire does not always have to be hot: it is only by the nizām of Ar-Rahman that they function as they do. At every moment, everything seeks His permission to exist in the next moment of time.”
