Welcome to Dr. Elzeiny Islamic Studies Class
1. This is a site for translation of the Holy Quran using easy English.
2. This is a site for Meaning of Quran in Pictures.
3.
Books about the Names of
Allah [Book 1] [Book 2] [Brief Meanings]
Choose for yourself. Where
would you like to live?
Table of Contents
Lesson [2]: The Knowledge of Allah.
Lesson [3]: The Name of Allah
Al-Wakeel (The One we depend on) Part 1
Lesson [4]: The Name of Allah
Al-Wakeel (The One we depend on) Part II
Lesson [5]: Sweet and Sour Mercy
Lesson [6]: Believe in The Unseen
World
Lesson [7]: Pillars of Faith - Believe
in Allah.
Lesson [8]: Pillars of Faith - Believe
in Angels.
Lesson [9]: Pillars of Faith - Believe
in the Books, the Prophets the Day of Judgment and the Qadar
Lesson [11]: Pillars of Islam – Zakah,
Fasting and Haj.
Lesson [13]: Reply
to "Muslims are terrorists and Islam is the religion of terror"
Lesson [14]: Reply to “Islam Spread by
the Sword”
Lesson [15]: Reply to “Sharia (Islamic
Law) is too Harsh”
Lesson [16]: Reply to “Sharia (Islamic
Law) is too old”
Lesson [17] Reply to Hijab Issues.
Lesson [19]: Reply to “Islam Allows
Men to have four wives - Women can’t be leaders”.
Lesson [20]: Reply to “Islam Allows
Slavery”
Lesson [21]: Reply to “Islam is not an
American Religion and Mohamed is not an American Name”
Lesson [24]: Why We are
being Tested - The Wisdom of Fitnah and Trials for The Believer.
Lesson [25]: Hadeeth of Intentions
Lesson [26]: Sunah and Bida’a
(Innovations) - Legal and Illegal Changes.
Lesson [27]: Enjoin Good and Forbid
Evil - Speaking Truth to Power.
Lesson []: The Hadeeth
Collections: Hadeeth of Intentions Part
I:
Lesson []: Doing Business with Allah
Lesson [] Lessons from COVID-19 Crisis
– By Sheikh Dr. Yasir Qadhi.
Lesson [] The American Dream – By
Sheikh Dr. Yasir Qadhi.
Lesson []: Modern Challenges – Speech
to the Muslim Youth by Dr. Yasir Qadhi.
Lesson []: 7 Wisdoms of pain and
suffering – Shaikh Dr. Yasir Qadhi
Lesson []: – The Day of Judgment [1]
(Lecture No. 1). By Shaikh Dr. Yasir Qadhi
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Homework:
[Part I]: If you have not done this
already, send me an email to hw@zeiny.net
telling me about yourself. What you want me to know about you. It is very
confidential. I will not share it with anyone. If you are using your parent’s
email, you may print it out and give to me in person. Please include a picture
of yourself in the email. You can take a selfie picture of yourself and email
it to me.
[Part II]: Listen
to the audio recording of the class or watch the video, read the notes and
answer the following questions thoroughly. Short answers are not accepted. You
must send me the homework via email hw@zeiny.net
1. Why did Allah create?
2.
Why didn’t he create
just angels and trees that will cause no corruption?
3.
Who are our four
enemies (evil motives)? Give examples.
4.
Why did Allah create
the Shytan and his other enemies?
5.
If there is no
meanness, would kindness exist? Explain why?
6.
Can we have a free
will if we don’t have evil motives? Give an example of a creation of Allah that
has no evil motives at all. Are they being tested?
7.
What are the tests of
submission? Explain and give examples.
8.
Temptations are evil
motives. Give five examples of evil temptations.
9.
After the Shytan starts the temptations, would he be able to make it
grow? Explain.
10.If
no one can avoid the startup of temptations in his/her heart, how can we fight
temptations then?
11.Mention
the story of the man who was transformed to a monster due to temptations.
12.What
are the good motives? Give couple of illustrative examples of each.
13.Why
does Allah allow evil, pain and suffering?
14.Why
did people worship middle Gods? Explain how worshiping middle Gods would cause
you to be taking disadvantage of.
15.When
Allah said to the bad guys to pay charity, what did they say? How can you
respond?
16.When
bad people are asked to give charity to the poor and needy, they reply and say that
we are not going to feed them. Allah is the one that should feed them not
us. How would you reply to this
argument?
Notes:
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class.
Homework:
Listen to the
audio recording or watch the video recording of the class, read the notes
below, and answer the following questions thoroughly. Short answers are not
accepted. You must email me the homework via email hw@zeiny.net
Allah knows everything that happen and would happen in the
future. Allah guides whom so ever he wills and misguides whom so ever he wills.
Allah seals the ears of the bad guys so that they can’t hear the truth. Allah
blinds their eyes so that they can’t see the truth. Allah locked their hearts from
understanding the truth. Allah already wrote everything that will happen in a
book.
1. What is the ridiculous understanding of these statements?
2. How can I know your answer ahead of time without forcing you to
follow my answer? Explain using the example of cows who fly on their own.
3. What is the opposite of the statement "Allah guides whom so
ever he wants and misguides whomsoever he wants”? Prove that the opposite is
impossible.
4. Can good exist without evil? Explain why?
5. Can good deeds exist without bad deeds? Explain why?
6. Why does’t the Shytan
repent knowing that he will be burning in hell without end?
7. Is it possible for us to have a free will if bad deeds don’t
exist?
8. If it is already written, then how come we have freedom of
choice?
9. He already wrote our deeds. We have no choice. How come he is
punishing the wrong doers?
10. Allah doesn’t want to guide me. It is not my fault. How do
you reply to that ridiculous argument?
11. Why did Allah create people knowing that they will end up in
hell?
12. Explain how Allah is helping out the believers for closing to
believe in him and submit to him. Give examples.
13. Explain how Allah would misguide the people who chose evil.
14. The names of Allah (الأول) means the first without start and the twin
name of this name is (الآخر) which means the last without end. Explain
this in terms of time. Use the example of the story board.
15. Explain how Allah controls the time and he does not change or age
with time.
16. On the other hand, he made the time able to age everything else.
Elaborate on the previous statement and use that to explain how Allah contains
time and everything else is contained in time.
17. Mention the story of Omer RA with the guy who was arguing that he
stole because it is the decree of Allah and it is not his fault. What was the
reply of Omer RA?
18. Is our will superior to Allah's will? Mention the relevant Ayat
from Surat Takweer [29:28-29] and
from Surat Al-Insan. Explain them.
19. The knowledge of Allah is surrounding knowledge. What does that
mean?
20. How many books Allah has? What are they and what is the difference
between them?
21. Why did Allah prescribed 50 prayers initially knowing that it
would be five at the end?
22. How do you increase your wealth and life?
23. What is the story of the person who used to say “O Allah I
disobeyed you so many times and you never punished me”? Explain
24. What was the story of the bird who stole meat?
25. Believers are always thinking about their deeds and link them to
the events happening. How about the nonbelievers? Why did the Prophet saw said
that they are like camels?
Notes:
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Homework:
Listen to the
audio recording or watch the video recording of the class, read the notes
below, and answer the following questions thoroughly. Short answers are not
accepted. You must email me the homework via email hw@zeiny.net
1.
What is
the meaning of the name Al-Wakeel?
2. Explain the word "Tawfeeq توفيق". Who does control Tawfeeq?
3. Since we cannot expect Allah to vacuum your carpet and wash your
dishes, then how do you depend on Allah in both of these tasks?
4. How do you reply to the one who says "If I do my part, then
there is nothing left for Allah to do".
5. Depending on Allah is the job of the heart. Doing your part is the
job of the brain and muscles. Explain this sentence with examples.
6. In the case of a Muslim student who did not study because he is
claiming that he “depends” on Allah and non-Muslim student who studied who
doesn’t know Allah. Who would pass the test and why?
7. Explain the probability of failure?
8. Mention the story of tying the camel and how did Prophet Mohamed
comment on this?
9. How do you reply to the ones who say "I tied the camel, what
is left for Allah to do"?
10. How do I depend on Allah to heal my sicknesses? What are the
two extremes regarding this issue? Explain how is Islam in the middle?
11.What did Omar Ibn Al-khatab say
regarding the people who stayed in the Masjid claiming that they depend on
Allah to bring them sustenance? Explain?
12.The engineer who built Titanic said "Even God cannot sink
it". What happened and how did Allah make him fail?
13.Explain how was the arrogance of the captain in terms of speed and
life boat.
14.Explain in details the plan of immigration of the Prophet SAW from
Macca to Medina.
a. Direction of travel.
b. Asma’a flock of sheep.
c. Food and water supplies.
d. Spying.
e. Sleep in bed.
f. Returning the trusted things.
g. Hiding for the first few days.
h. Routing.
i.
Who was
the companion of the Prophet during his immigration?
j.
Who was
the woman of the two belts? How did she get this name? What was her relationship
to the Prophet and Abo Bakr? What was her role during
the Prophet migration to Madina?
k. Who was the person who was spying on the Arab Lords? How? What was
his relationship to Abo Baker Al-Sidiq?
15.The plan of the Prophet saw failed three time? Explain the three
times and how did Allah save him?
16.Why Allah swt saved the Prophet saw
three times.
a. What is the meaning of the concept of being desperate? How is it
related to this subject?
b. What was the first miracle that Allah saved his Prophet with? What
happened to the 40 guys that were surrounding the house of the Prophet SAW?
What did the Prophet do to them before he leaves? Why?
c. What was the second miracle that Allah saved his Prophet with?
d. Who was the guy that was trying to capture the Prophet SAW for a prize?
What was his name? And what was the prize? The Prophet promised his something.
What was it? Why did the Prophet promise him? When did this promise become
true, i.e. after what battle?
17.Failure to plan is a plan to fail. Explain this statement and how is
it related to the subject of how to depend on Allah?
Notes:
Notes from prior years (1):
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Homework:
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1.
Explain the law of “be and
its”? Hint: (36:82)
2.
Did Allah create and has been
governing the universe using the laws of “be and its”? Explain in details.
3.
For anything to exist in
reality, it had to exist in the knowledge of Allah first. Why?
4.
If Allah will excuse anyone
from using the laws of nature, who would be exempted?
5.
Regarding the unseen
soldiers sent from Allah to save you.
a. Mention the three times