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Project Illumine: Surah 47: Muhammad


Dr. Khaled Abou El Fadl presents his Quranic commentary on Surah 47: Muhammad as part of the ongoing Project Illumine: Light of the Quran series at The Usuli Institute (www.usuli.org).

 

Project Illumine is a year-long intensive immersion into the unique moral messages in each of the 114 surahs (chapters) of the Quran, the fruit of this scholar's lifetime relationship with the Quran. This is the seventy-second chapter in the series. This is not the traditional line-by-line exegesis, but a chapter-by-chapter thematic approach that seeks to rediscover the original meaning received by the early Muslims that sparked their passion such that they transformed from desert dwellers to civilization builders. It is an investigation of the timeless moral and ethical lessons of the Quran then applied to our modern day. In the introduction, our Executive Director Grace Song calls attention to the Usuli khutbah the previous day that addresses the crisis of addiction, suicide and impacts of Islamophobia among Muslims and the disproportionate impact on Muslim communities versus Jewish and Christian communities in America. Recorded at The Usuli Institute on 8 January 2022.



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