This lecture by Abu Muadh discusses passing over the Bridge (Siraat) on the Day of Judgement. What is the Bridge? Is the Bridge mentioned in the Quran? Do the Kuffaar go over the Bridge? Lesson delivered by Abu Muadh Taqweem Aslam at Masjid-as-Sunnah BD7 on 22

This lecture from the Emaan course by Abu Muadh discusses various aspects of the Haudh. Where is the Haudh? Is the Haudh there right now or will it be placed there on the Day of Judgement? What is the difference between the Haudh and the Kawthar, and if there

Abu Muadh explains the concept of bidah and refutes the proofs that some use to sanction the milad.

A small clip from a lecture given by Abu Iyaad

Abu Iyaad explains how Imaam Ahmed used reason to explain that Allah is above the creation. Taken from Lesson 49 of Explanation of Aqeedah At-Tahaawiyyah

Abu Iyaad mentions 10 things that will expiate the sins taken from the works of Ibn Taymiyyah Audio clip from Sharh of Laameeyah (part 9)

Abu Hakeem explains the history behind Santa Claus, taken from the lecture the Pagan Origins of Christmas Full lecture is available from audio.albaseerah.com

A brief tafseer of Surah Al Fil, the year that the beloved prohpet Muhammad (sallaahu alayhee was sallaam) was born. Taken from Tafseer of Juz Amma (Selected Surahs) by Abu Muadh

The People of the Book knew of the Coming of the Prophet (sallallaahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) but they rejected him because he wasn’t from them. A short clip from Who is Muhammad (sallallaahu ‘alayhi wa sallam)? by Abu Hakeem

Abu Muadh explains the 3 different types of dream and that we shouldn’t over emphasis and delve into their meanings and interpretation. Taken from lesson 6 of “The Chapter of the Prayer”

Our brother Abu Khadeejah explains despite the outward appearance of an action looking good it is rejected except if it fulfils two conditions. A short snippet taken from the lecture, “The Distinguishing Signs of the People of Sunnah”

The hadith was addressing the younger Companions in reference to the older companions (May Allah be please with them all), so what about us who have been raised 1400 years later?