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Imam . muhammad Nabwy March 29, 2017

This course shall explore the virtues, states, and works of the ten blessed Companions who were promised Paradise by the Prophet, blessings and peace upon him, in their lifetimes.
The course shall teach you most important things you need to know about them—their mentality, their fervor for Allah, their religious lives and works, how they served the umma and won the good pleasure of their Lord—everything that made these people the great men they were.
The course shall not only be a study of the greatest personalities in the history of Islam, but it shall also aim to inspire our hearts through the company of these men, and help us transform ourselves to live on a higher plane.
Course Syllabus
The course shall be taught over ten weeks; each week shall focus on one Companion :
Week 1: Abu Bakr as-Siddiq.
Week 2: ‘Umar ibn al-Khattab.
Week 3: Uthman ibn Affan.
Week 4: ‘Ali ibn abi Talib.
Week 5: Talha ibn Ubayd Allah.
Week 6: Zubayr ibn al-Awam.
Week 7: ‘Abdur Rahman ibn ‘Awf.
Week 8: Sa’d ibn abi Waqqas.
Week 9: Sa’eed ibn Zayd.
Week 10: Abu ‘Ubayda ibn al-Jarrah.
Course Format :
The course shall comprise of pre-recorded lessons each week covering a biographical sketch of each Companion and a brief introduction to their virtues. The live classes shall expound their virtues, traits, and deeds in greater detail.
Suggested Readings :
There is no required text for the course since all the material shall be covered in the pre-recorded lessons and Live Classes.

The material shall be drawn from many Arabic sources, however the primary text is Majma’ al-Ahbab, The Compendium of the Beloveds.

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