Esselamu alykum Brother
I liked your site, the colour could be a little brighter on the top. Good work, may Allah swt bless u n your family

assalaamu alaykum ustaadh,

May Allah bless you for learning and teaching. I’ll be reading your weblog periodically hoping to read something interesting and gain some knowledge.

I agree with the sister, “lighten up” literally on the site. Also, bigger font please!.

The template functionality of this weblog is very limited. If anyone knows of a more customizable blogging tool then please let me know.

Assalamu alaikum Brother Mustafa Umar:

Several of your fellow colleagues recommended your services for a position with our center in the US. Can you please provide me with the best means to communicate with you?

FYI – we are the MAS Center in Charlotte, NC. Relatively small chapter with much potential insha’Allah. We recently purchased a facility to accommodate the city’s needs and require an imam/director who is trained in Shariah, a youthful spirit and speaks English (Arabic preferrable).

JZK.

Assalamu alaykum wa rahmatullah

Your website is really eye-opening, JazakumAllah khair and may Allah swt increase you and us all in knowledge.

I have a query perhaps that I shouldve raised in the last lecture you gave at UCI when you said that one should think objectively..but how, as humans, can we think objectively?

Aren’t our experiences filtered through our own perceptions? And from this can we say that we experience the objective in a subjective manner?

So if you would please elaborate on your definition of objective, I would really appreciate it inshaAllah.

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Thank you for the comments. What I meant by objectively was “more objectively”. Of course you are right, we experience the objective in a subjective manner, since we are human. By objective, I meant being more open minded and willing to understand other beliefs.