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Marriage, Faith, & The Pursuit of Love | McGill University Course Flashback
It was great to see so many of you present at our latest seminar at McGill university titled “Marriage, Faith, & The Pursuit of Love”. The event was a success with a full house, additional chairs had to be brought in to fit everyone! If you missed the event, or simply want to relive the moment, check out some of the highlights below.
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- Shaykh Ninowy said “Love is the most abused word” It is easy to love someone. But if you truly love someone, you have to be there for them when they need you. – Shaykh Ibrahim Hussain during the seminar on Marriage, Faith, and the Pursuit of Love.
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- Unfortunately many parents look at how much money someone makes. How much money did Sayyidna Ali (karamallahu wajhah) make? He has something money could not buy. He was the gate of knowledge and wisdom. – Shaykh Ibrahim Hussain during the seminar on Marriage, Faith, and the Pursuit of Love.
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- The seminar on Marriage, Faith, & The Pursuit of Love in collaboration with MSA McGill (https://www.facebook.com/MSAMcGill/) is a full house.
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- You don’t need to use all these expensive perfumes. The true fragrance is that of your character. – Shaykh Ibrahim Hussain during the seminar on Marriage, Faith, and the Pursuit of Love.
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- If you are having trouble getting married, ask yourself this, as Shaykh Ninowy always says, “How is your heart with Allah today?”. Are you trying go through the channel of Allah (subhanahu wa ta’ala) or are you trying to go through your own channel? – Shaykh Ibrahim Hussain during the seminar on Marriage, Faith, and the Pursuit of Love.
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- The Prophet Muhammad (Sallallahu Alayhi wa Aalihi wa Sallam) said “Marriage is from my tradition. Zinah (fornication) is not from my tradition.” The Prophetic way is the way of marriage. It is the pure way. – Shaykh Ibrahim Hussain @ Marriage, Faith, & The Pursuit of Love Seminar
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- Marriage is not something that is supposed to be dry. Marriage is a garden. It is a garden that needs to be watered from time to time. – Shaykh Ibrahim Hussain @ Marriage, Faith, & The Pursuit of Love Seminar