Content Outline:
0:0:08 Bismillah/Welcome (Faraz Khan)
0:0:09 Recapping Ayah 13-16
0:01:00 Continuing With Futuwwa and Tawakkul Relating to the People of the Cave
0:10:00 Other Elements of Futuwwa as Described by Other Scholars
0:18:17 When They Stood Up
0:23:11 They Earn the Reverence of the Messengers ASW
Surah al-Kahf - Ayah 17 (Continued)-18
0:28:30 The Guided One
0:31:05 The Light of Contentment
0:33:44 The Turning of the People of the Cave
0:36:22 The Dog of the Cave
0:41:39 Love Extends to the Belongings of the Beloved
0:45:50 If a Youth Keeps the Company of Awliyyah Until Old Age
0:48:15 Fearing The Majesty of Allah SWT
Surah al-Kahf - Ayah 19-20
0:56:02 Allah SWT Increasing Their Certainty
01:00:45 Provision and Discernment vs Attaining What is Unlawful
01:06:08 Having Good Character with the Public
Surah al-Kahf - Ayah 21-22
01:11:30 They Became Found
01:15:30 The Truth of the Hour
01:20:20 The Argument About the Affair of the People of the Cave

Comments, Questions and Answers

01:22:47 Question 1: Different places claim that they geographically own the Cave and the people are buried in their country. Is there any basis to any of those claims?
01:23:51 Question 2: Can we re-examine the part in which Allah SWT mentions one would have run away in fear of the sight of them, meaning the Sleepers in the Cave?
01:24:50 Question 3: You mentioned that people shouldn’t try to practice everything in Islam all at once. Is this practice applicable to obligatory acts as well?
01:27:00 Question 4: When discussing genuine gratitude to Allah in difficult times, what about venting when one is distressed? Is that bad adab?
01:28:19 Question 5: After death can saints teach others via their souls? What is the ruling on visiting a saints grave and if it lawful, what is the proper behavior?
01:32:59 Question 6: The outcome of Badr was revealed yet the Prophet SAW still made dua all night. Does that signify that outcomes are irrelevant? And if so, what is the purpose of life if the outcomes are predetermined?

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