Classes for Muslim Youth
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About The Book
In every generation, there is a need to bridge the gap between traditional principles and the youth of the time. Throughout Islamic history, teachers have adopted captivating ways to help Muslim youth gain an understanding of essential Islamic beliefs. Dr Muzamil Khan is no different. This is a collection of his lessons to a group of youths, on topical key principles, with commentary on Islamic texts.
Aided by his interactions with the class members, as he invites each of them to engage in the discussions, this is a collection that inspires a thirst for more Islamic knowledge. His charming teaching style, comic gift and moral-centred approach, grant this collection its appealing narrative and compelling read.
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Muzamil Khan: Muzamil Khan (b. 1956 CE) is a Kashmiri-born teacher, author, counselor, and spiritual mentor who settled in a small town in northern England. He was born on March 16, 1956, in Onah, a village near Dadyal in the Mirpur district of Azad Kashmir. Holding a doctorate, he has given himself over the decades to teaching Islamic jurisprudence, counseling those in difficulty, and guiding seekers along the spiritual path, balancing clarity with compassion and often using humor to open hearts. A defining thread through his work is his devotion to his spiritual master, known as Hadrat Sahib, a Naqshbandi guide from Gulhar Sharif, and the Sufi tradition rooted in Kashmir. Several of his books gather and translate that teacher's letters and remembrances, while his original writings reflect on dreams, visions, and the fruits of keeping company with the pious. His original compositions include Endless Grace: Dreams and Visions of the Prophet Through the Ages, The Ark and the Stars, and To Educate and Empower, alongside the memoir Life Amongst the Roses and Hadrat Sahib and His Companions. His translations and compilations include Guidance of a Sufi Master From Kashmir, Continual Blessings, All Else Is Futile, a rendering of al-Ghazali's Ayyuhaʾl-Walad, and collections of Hadrat Sahib's letters. He writes for a general Muslim readership, including youth, in an informal, accessible style.
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