On this episode of Leluhur's Podcast, we discuss the festive season from an Islamic perspective 🌙. As Muslims, how can we provide meaningful and joyful alternatives for our children without following traditions that go against our faith? 🤔✨

We also highlight the importance of teaching and sharing the stories of the Prophets 📖🕌, offering children a source of inspiration rooted in Islamic values. Join us as we explore creative, faith-aligned solutions for Muslim families. Tune in now and share your thoughts! 🎧✨

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In this episode, we explore the intersection of mental health and Islam, discussing whether religion plays a significant role, a partial role, or no role at all in addressing mental health issues 🧠💭. We dive into the ways Islamic teachings can provide guidance and support for mental well-being 🕌💚.

Additionally, we emphasize the importance of collaboration between mental health professionals—such as psychologists, therapists, and psychiatrists 🧑‍⚕️💬—and Islamic scholars 📚. Together, they can offer comprehensive solutions to mental health challenges from an Islamic perspective, ensuring a holistic approach to healing 🌱✨.

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In this episode, we explore the well-known saying, "Knowledge is in the heart, not just in the lines" ("العلم في الصدور وليس في السطور") 💡📖, and discuss the importance of understanding knowledge deeply rather than just memorizing it. We also touch on the critical need for students of religious knowledge to focus on their studies 📚🧠, free from unnecessary activities that could drain their time and energy ⚡.

Join us as we delve into how true understanding shapes a scholar’s path 🌱 and why uninterrupted study time is essential for lasting growth in Islamic knowledge 🕌✨.

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In this episode, we explore the categorisation of 'Ulama into good and bad, addressing common misconceptions around these labels. We discuss how good 'Ulama are often misunderstood as being limited to those teaching Tasawwuf (Islamic spirituality) 🌿, while scholars in other Islamic disciplines are sometimes unfairly labeled as "bad" for engaging in topics that may lead to differences of opinion among scholars and the Ummah 🕌.

Additionally, we touch upon the story of Musa and Khidr in the Qur’an, a narrative frequently misunderstood, leading to further negative perceptions about Islam. Join us as we break down these complex issues and clarify the true roles of 'Ulama in Islam 🌟.

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In this episode, we tackle the negative narratives surrounding Imam al-Ghazali and explore the misconceptions that have emerged over time. From claims that he is responsible for the regression of the Muslim world 🌍 to other unfounded criticisms, we aim to uncover the truths behind these narratives.

Join us as we delve into the historical context of al-Ghazali's contributions to Islamic thought and philosophy 📚✨, and discuss how these narratives have misrepresented his legacy. Through thoughtful analysis and discussion, we seek to set the record straight and celebrate the enduring impact of Imam al-Ghazali on Islamic scholarship. 🕌🎙️

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In this episode, we delve into the intriguing question: Where is al-'Aql (intellect) located—within the heart or the mind? 🤔🧠 Join us as we explore traditional Islamic perspectives on the nature of intellect and the critical distinction between rational and empirical knowledge.

Whether you’re a student of philosophy or simply curious about the Islamic understanding of reason, this episode is for you! Tune in and share your thoughts with us! ✨📚

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Islamic knowledge is meant to be shared for the benefit of others. Yet, some individuals choose to keep this knowledge to themselves, raising the critical question we explore in this episode: what does "kitman al-ilm" (the concealment of knowledge) truly mean?

We will discuss various forms of withholding knowledge—whether it's avoiding the duty to teach or deliberately concealing the truth for personal gain, such as protecting one's paycheck, status, or interests. Additionally, we'll examine the danger of spreading false information to manipulate others for support, prioritizing personal welfare over the welfare of God’s laws (Shari'ah). This episode unpacks the moral responsibility to share and uphold the truth in Islam.

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In this episode, we explore what it truly means to graduate as a student of Islamic religious knowledge. Does the journey of seeking knowledge end with a diploma, or is it just the beginning? 🕌📚

Join us as we dive into the ongoing pursuit of wisdom beyond formal education, reflecting on how to integrate Islamic knowledge into daily life. We’ll also discuss the importance of striking a balance between traditional Islamic learning systems and the modern university education.

Whether you’re a current student or a lifelong learner, this conversation is for you. Tune in to discover how the quest for knowledge shapes our spiritual and intellectual paths. 🌱

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