Four Imams
Four Imams
Sarwar, Zimarina; Jahani, Arash; Antonelli, Martha; Hammuda, Ali
Islamic Foundation
11/2024
180
Mole
9780860379485
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction
* Who were the Four Imams?
* Where were they from?
* Relationship between the Four Imams
* What the Four Imams said about one another
Imam Abu Hanifa
* Sweet beginnings
* Understanding life in Kufa
* Early life of young Nu'man
* Dignity in independence
* A few short words pave the way
* When the path to knowledge takes a detour
* A student-teacher relationship like no other
* The character of Imam Abu Hanifa
* Imam Abu Hanifa and the drunk neighbour
* The fiqh of Imam Abu Hanifa: A collective effort
* Best of the best: The students supporting Imam Abu Hanifa
* In chains: the torture and death of Imam Abu Hanifa
Lessons we can learn
* Consider the sincerity of Thabit
* Having money is a responsibility and a privilege
* Don't underestimate the impact of a few words
* Don't ever feel limited by your young age
* Do not be afraid to pursue your passion
* Learn from the best people available to you
* Things will come to you at the right time
* The purpose of knowledge is action and growth
* Never write people off as a lost cause
* The benefits of collaboration
Imam Malik
* Out playing with birds
* Experiencing many different teachers and students
* The character of Imam Malik
- His caution against seeking fame
- His gravity of presence
- His unbreakable focus while teaching
- His willingness to say "I don't know"
- His preference for simplicity
- His indifference to power and privilege
* A letter from Abdullah
* Hanging up al-Muwatta in the Kaaba
* The children of Imam Malik
* Being tested by a secret spy
* The death of a giant
Lessons we can learn
* Knowledge without manners is futile
* Don't underestimate the power of memorisation
* Consider the chain reactions you could start off
* The beauty of keeping your good deeds private
* The power of "I don't know"
* Appreciate that everybody has their own path in life
* Turning down immense worldly rewards
* Knowledge is not an inheritance
Imam al-Shafi'i
* Difficult beginnings
* Decisive decades in the desert
* A nudge in a new direction
* Approaching the door of Imam Malik
* Standing firm against scheming in Yemen
* The travels of Imam al-Shafi'i
* Honouring different opinions
* How Imam al-Shafi'i worshipped
* Leaving this world as a throne of gold awaits
Lessons we can learn
* Greatness can often be traced back to the efforts of mothers
* Seek out and be part of the best company
* Important things deserve preparation
* Facing betrayal can teach you painful, but necessary lessons
* Different perspectives can all be equally valid
* Treat fame, admiration and public adoration with great caution
* Never allow yourself to get too confident about your deeds
Imam Ahmad
* Starting out life as an orphan
* Onto journeys far from home with Yahya
* The character of Imam Ahmad
- His refusal to accept favours
- His interactions with the people
- His humility
- His dedication to worship
- Putting his knowledge into practice
- His willingness to say "I don't know"
- Being troubled by fame
* The greatest trial in Imam Ahmad's life
- What was the 'trial'?
- The Caliph joins the corruption
- Turmoil spread like wildfire
- Al-Mu'tasim takes over as Caliph
- The imprisonment of Imam Ahmad
- The debates begin
- The torture of Imam Ahmad begins
- The rise of a new oppressor: al-Wathiq
- The tide turns with al-Mutawakkil
* Being taught patience from a thief
* Forgiven and forgotten?
* The death of Imam Ahmad
Lessons we can learn
* We prepare for the things we love
* Humility will enrich every aspect of your life
* It is always safest to tread with caution (wara')
* Gather pearls of wisdom... even from a criminal
* It takes bravery to stand alone against an ocean
* The truth will make itself known eventually
A Final Thought - Looking back and looking forwards
* Who were the Four Imams?
* Where were they from?
* Relationship between the Four Imams
* What the Four Imams said about one another
Imam Abu Hanifa
* Sweet beginnings
* Understanding life in Kufa
* Early life of young Nu'man
* Dignity in independence
* A few short words pave the way
* When the path to knowledge takes a detour
* A student-teacher relationship like no other
* The character of Imam Abu Hanifa
* Imam Abu Hanifa and the drunk neighbour
* The fiqh of Imam Abu Hanifa: A collective effort
* Best of the best: The students supporting Imam Abu Hanifa
* In chains: the torture and death of Imam Abu Hanifa
Lessons we can learn
* Consider the sincerity of Thabit
* Having money is a responsibility and a privilege
* Don't underestimate the impact of a few words
* Don't ever feel limited by your young age
* Do not be afraid to pursue your passion
* Learn from the best people available to you
* Things will come to you at the right time
* The purpose of knowledge is action and growth
* Never write people off as a lost cause
* The benefits of collaboration
Imam Malik
* Out playing with birds
* Experiencing many different teachers and students
* The character of Imam Malik
- His caution against seeking fame
- His gravity of presence
- His unbreakable focus while teaching
- His willingness to say "I don't know"
- His preference for simplicity
- His indifference to power and privilege
* A letter from Abdullah
* Hanging up al-Muwatta in the Kaaba
* The children of Imam Malik
* Being tested by a secret spy
* The death of a giant
Lessons we can learn
* Knowledge without manners is futile
* Don't underestimate the power of memorisation
* Consider the chain reactions you could start off
* The beauty of keeping your good deeds private
* The power of "I don't know"
* Appreciate that everybody has their own path in life
* Turning down immense worldly rewards
* Knowledge is not an inheritance
Imam al-Shafi'i
* Difficult beginnings
* Decisive decades in the desert
* A nudge in a new direction
* Approaching the door of Imam Malik
* Standing firm against scheming in Yemen
* The travels of Imam al-Shafi'i
* Honouring different opinions
* How Imam al-Shafi'i worshipped
* Leaving this world as a throne of gold awaits
Lessons we can learn
* Greatness can often be traced back to the efforts of mothers
* Seek out and be part of the best company
* Important things deserve preparation
* Facing betrayal can teach you painful, but necessary lessons
* Different perspectives can all be equally valid
* Treat fame, admiration and public adoration with great caution
* Never allow yourself to get too confident about your deeds
Imam Ahmad
* Starting out life as an orphan
* Onto journeys far from home with Yahya
* The character of Imam Ahmad
- His refusal to accept favours
- His interactions with the people
- His humility
- His dedication to worship
- Putting his knowledge into practice
- His willingness to say "I don't know"
- Being troubled by fame
* The greatest trial in Imam Ahmad's life
- What was the 'trial'?
- The Caliph joins the corruption
- Turmoil spread like wildfire
- Al-Mu'tasim takes over as Caliph
- The imprisonment of Imam Ahmad
- The debates begin
- The torture of Imam Ahmad begins
- The rise of a new oppressor: al-Wathiq
- The tide turns with al-Mutawakkil
* Being taught patience from a thief
* Forgiven and forgotten?
* The death of Imam Ahmad
Lessons we can learn
* We prepare for the things we love
* Humility will enrich every aspect of your life
* It is always safest to tread with caution (wara')
* Gather pearls of wisdom... even from a criminal
* It takes bravery to stand alone against an ocean
* The truth will make itself known eventually
A Final Thought - Looking back and looking forwards
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Introduction
* Who were the Four Imams?
* Where were they from?
* Relationship between the Four Imams
* What the Four Imams said about one another
Imam Abu Hanifa
* Sweet beginnings
* Understanding life in Kufa
* Early life of young Nu'man
* Dignity in independence
* A few short words pave the way
* When the path to knowledge takes a detour
* A student-teacher relationship like no other
* The character of Imam Abu Hanifa
* Imam Abu Hanifa and the drunk neighbour
* The fiqh of Imam Abu Hanifa: A collective effort
* Best of the best: The students supporting Imam Abu Hanifa
* In chains: the torture and death of Imam Abu Hanifa
Lessons we can learn
* Consider the sincerity of Thabit
* Having money is a responsibility and a privilege
* Don't underestimate the impact of a few words
* Don't ever feel limited by your young age
* Do not be afraid to pursue your passion
* Learn from the best people available to you
* Things will come to you at the right time
* The purpose of knowledge is action and growth
* Never write people off as a lost cause
* The benefits of collaboration
Imam Malik
* Out playing with birds
* Experiencing many different teachers and students
* The character of Imam Malik
- His caution against seeking fame
- His gravity of presence
- His unbreakable focus while teaching
- His willingness to say "I don't know"
- His preference for simplicity
- His indifference to power and privilege
* A letter from Abdullah
* Hanging up al-Muwatta in the Kaaba
* The children of Imam Malik
* Being tested by a secret spy
* The death of a giant
Lessons we can learn
* Knowledge without manners is futile
* Don't underestimate the power of memorisation
* Consider the chain reactions you could start off
* The beauty of keeping your good deeds private
* The power of "I don't know"
* Appreciate that everybody has their own path in life
* Turning down immense worldly rewards
* Knowledge is not an inheritance
Imam al-Shafi'i
* Difficult beginnings
* Decisive decades in the desert
* A nudge in a new direction
* Approaching the door of Imam Malik
* Standing firm against scheming in Yemen
* The travels of Imam al-Shafi'i
* Honouring different opinions
* How Imam al-Shafi'i worshipped
* Leaving this world as a throne of gold awaits
Lessons we can learn
* Greatness can often be traced back to the efforts of mothers
* Seek out and be part of the best company
* Important things deserve preparation
* Facing betrayal can teach you painful, but necessary lessons
* Different perspectives can all be equally valid
* Treat fame, admiration and public adoration with great caution
* Never allow yourself to get too confident about your deeds
Imam Ahmad
* Starting out life as an orphan
* Onto journeys far from home with Yahya
* The character of Imam Ahmad
- His refusal to accept favours
- His interactions with the people
- His humility
- His dedication to worship
- Putting his knowledge into practice
- His willingness to say "I don't know"
- Being troubled by fame
* The greatest trial in Imam Ahmad's life
- What was the 'trial'?
- The Caliph joins the corruption
- Turmoil spread like wildfire
- Al-Mu'tasim takes over as Caliph
- The imprisonment of Imam Ahmad
- The debates begin
- The torture of Imam Ahmad begins
- The rise of a new oppressor: al-Wathiq
- The tide turns with al-Mutawakkil
* Being taught patience from a thief
* Forgiven and forgotten?
* The death of Imam Ahmad
Lessons we can learn
* We prepare for the things we love
* Humility will enrich every aspect of your life
* It is always safest to tread with caution (wara')
* Gather pearls of wisdom... even from a criminal
* It takes bravery to stand alone against an ocean
* The truth will make itself known eventually
A Final Thought - Looking back and looking forwards
* Who were the Four Imams?
* Where were they from?
* Relationship between the Four Imams
* What the Four Imams said about one another
Imam Abu Hanifa
* Sweet beginnings
* Understanding life in Kufa
* Early life of young Nu'man
* Dignity in independence
* A few short words pave the way
* When the path to knowledge takes a detour
* A student-teacher relationship like no other
* The character of Imam Abu Hanifa
* Imam Abu Hanifa and the drunk neighbour
* The fiqh of Imam Abu Hanifa: A collective effort
* Best of the best: The students supporting Imam Abu Hanifa
* In chains: the torture and death of Imam Abu Hanifa
Lessons we can learn
* Consider the sincerity of Thabit
* Having money is a responsibility and a privilege
* Don't underestimate the impact of a few words
* Don't ever feel limited by your young age
* Do not be afraid to pursue your passion
* Learn from the best people available to you
* Things will come to you at the right time
* The purpose of knowledge is action and growth
* Never write people off as a lost cause
* The benefits of collaboration
Imam Malik
* Out playing with birds
* Experiencing many different teachers and students
* The character of Imam Malik
- His caution against seeking fame
- His gravity of presence
- His unbreakable focus while teaching
- His willingness to say "I don't know"
- His preference for simplicity
- His indifference to power and privilege
* A letter from Abdullah
* Hanging up al-Muwatta in the Kaaba
* The children of Imam Malik
* Being tested by a secret spy
* The death of a giant
Lessons we can learn
* Knowledge without manners is futile
* Don't underestimate the power of memorisation
* Consider the chain reactions you could start off
* The beauty of keeping your good deeds private
* The power of "I don't know"
* Appreciate that everybody has their own path in life
* Turning down immense worldly rewards
* Knowledge is not an inheritance
Imam al-Shafi'i
* Difficult beginnings
* Decisive decades in the desert
* A nudge in a new direction
* Approaching the door of Imam Malik
* Standing firm against scheming in Yemen
* The travels of Imam al-Shafi'i
* Honouring different opinions
* How Imam al-Shafi'i worshipped
* Leaving this world as a throne of gold awaits
Lessons we can learn
* Greatness can often be traced back to the efforts of mothers
* Seek out and be part of the best company
* Important things deserve preparation
* Facing betrayal can teach you painful, but necessary lessons
* Different perspectives can all be equally valid
* Treat fame, admiration and public adoration with great caution
* Never allow yourself to get too confident about your deeds
Imam Ahmad
* Starting out life as an orphan
* Onto journeys far from home with Yahya
* The character of Imam Ahmad
- His refusal to accept favours
- His interactions with the people
- His humility
- His dedication to worship
- Putting his knowledge into practice
- His willingness to say "I don't know"
- Being troubled by fame
* The greatest trial in Imam Ahmad's life
- What was the 'trial'?
- The Caliph joins the corruption
- Turmoil spread like wildfire
- Al-Mu'tasim takes over as Caliph
- The imprisonment of Imam Ahmad
- The debates begin
- The torture of Imam Ahmad begins
- The rise of a new oppressor: al-Wathiq
- The tide turns with al-Mutawakkil
* Being taught patience from a thief
* Forgiven and forgotten?
* The death of Imam Ahmad
Lessons we can learn
* We prepare for the things we love
* Humility will enrich every aspect of your life
* It is always safest to tread with caution (wara')
* Gather pearls of wisdom... even from a criminal
* It takes bravery to stand alone against an ocean
* The truth will make itself known eventually
A Final Thought - Looking back and looking forwards
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