Futuwwa (Spiritual Chivalry): Don’t count your friends’ mouthfuls and be lenient with them

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Futuwwa (Spiritual Chivalry)

Al-Maqasid

20 episodes

8 months ago

In this series of lectures, Shaykh Yahya introduces Futuwwa, roughly translated at “spiritual chivalry,” as set forth by Imam Muhammad ibn al-Husayn al Sulami (d. 412 AH, 1034 CE) in his book Kitab al-Futuwwa.

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Futuwwa (Spiritual Chivalry): Don’t count your friends’ mouthfuls and be lenient with them

Futuwwa (Spiritual Chivalry)

22 minutes

6 years ago

Futuwwa (Spiritual Chivalry): Don’t count your friends’ mouthfuls and be lenient with them

In his book, Kitab al-Futuwwa, Imam Muhammad ibn al-Husayn al Sulami’s (d. 412 AH, 1034 CE) starts with “It is from Futuwwa…”. As Shaykh Yahya discusses in this eighth lecture, it is from Futuwwa (1) not to count you friends mouthfuls of food when you are eating with them and (2) to be lenient with your friends on matters that are clearly not sinful. Shaykh Yahya also explains the outward and inward meanings of facing the Qibla and translates a beautiful poem of Imam al-Haddad.

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