Wisdom of Solomon - Nouman Ali Khan

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In his reinterpretation of the unique duaa of Prophet Suleiman in Surat Saad, Nouman Ali Khan opens new vistas into our understanding of the value of

our engagement in this world. At first glance, Suleiman’s duaa for a kingdom that is not befitting anyone after him seems materialistic, but in fact he is asking for the capability to do more good for the sake of Allah. As Muslims we must take a strong cue from this noble prophet. Excelling in this world for the right reasons is in itself, an act of worship. We do not separate worldly life from spiritual life in Islam, but we must shake off the delusional fear that we’re not capable, and submit this life (our career, education) to a higher goal. When our heart is in the right place, Allah will give us resources beyond the imagination.

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Who is Nouman Ali Khan? (MEMBER OF Bayyinah Institute)
Nouman Ali Khan is an American Muslim speaker. He is an Arabic instructor who founded The Bayyinah Institute for Arabic and Quran Studies, after serving as a professor of Arabic at Nassau Community College. Khan has been named one of the 500 most influential Muslims in the world by the Royal Islamic Strategic Studies Centre of Jordan.

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