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Reflecting on the passing of Sheikh Muhammad Rashaad AUN

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Re: Reflecting on the passing of Sheikh Muhammad Rashaad AUN

Postby Cinque Mtume » Wed Dec 02, 2009 6:26 pm

Yung- manshallah and AUN once again. Can you please share more stories of the sheikh and your experiences with him. Walahi role models of this nature are very rare in our community. I really enjoyed the stories you mentioned, manshallah.

I second that, please share with us some more about the late sheikh AUN. It looks like we've missed out on a wonderful muslim brother fam.

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Re: Reflecting on the passing of Sheikh Muhammad Rashaad AUN

Postby Ka darag » Wed Dec 02, 2009 6:26 pm

Never heard of him before his passing.

ILAAHAY naxartiistii jano hak waraabiyo isaga iyo wixcii ISLAAM ku abtirsadaba.
I heard my mum and uncle talking bout some sheikh on Eid or soemthing... :|

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Re: Reflecting on the passing of Sheikh Muhammad Rashaad AUN

Postby sadeboi » Wed Dec 02, 2009 6:34 pm

mods delete negative stuff in the topic...

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Re: Reflecting on the passing of Sheikh Muhammad Rashaad AUN

Postby precious_dyme » Wed Dec 02, 2009 7:22 pm

AUN Sheikh Rashaad.. Ilaahey Jannatul Fardowsa ha ka warbiyo amiin.

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Re: Reflecting on the passing of Sheikh Muhammad Rashaad AUN

Postby Talo alle udaa » Wed Dec 02, 2009 9:03 pm

sh maxamed rashaad (aun)

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Re: Reflecting on the passing of Sheikh Muhammad Rashaad AUN

Postby zingii » Wed Dec 02, 2009 11:32 pm

AUN.

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Re: Reflecting on the passing of Sheikh Muhammad Rashaad AUN

Postby Mr. Yungnfresh » Thu Dec 03, 2009 12:42 am

JazaakAllahu Khayran to everyone who replied with something positive and Amiin to all your Ducas.

Voltage, thanks for the compliment bro but I'm afraid I'm undeserving of it. I wouldn't consider myself among those who are "religious", per se, cuz only Allah SWT Knows how short I fall in terms of religiosity. Nevertheless, I'm a proud Muslim and there are certain things that tug at my heartstrings, this being one of them. Knowing him personally compounds the grief, but I'm just as upset by losing a pillar of our community.

Nobleman and Cinque, saxiibyaal I can't say enough about the late Sheikh AUN and the invaluable lessons he's left for the younger generation...not only for the next life, but for this life as well. As a child growing up in Somalia, he once heard someone mention the letters "P" "H" "D", and was intrigued by them as he noticed that they garnered acclaim. So one day, he asked someone what a PHD was and they told him it was the highest degree of academic knowledge one could aspire to. That day, the Sheikh made up his mind that he would achieve it. In addition to holding a Masters degree in Shariah from Ibn Saud Islamic University in Riyadh, Dr. Sheikh Muhammad Rashaad obtained a PhD in Bioethics of Islam from McGill University in Montreal earlier this year, and wrote his thesis on organ death and the ethical evaluation of brain death. He left this earth with the distinct honour of being a scholar in Islam, as well as a scholar in academia. His work ethic was remarkable, considering he was not a native English-speaker, and served in the dual-roles of Imaam and owner/founder of the largest Masjid in the capital city of Canada, no less while raising 14 children. MaashaAllah and May Allah SWT Reward him in full.

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Re: Reflecting on the passing of Sheikh Muhammad Rashaad AUN

Postby sadeboi » Thu Dec 03, 2009 2:59 pm

Yungfresh..did you read his thesis paper? I would love to read it, it seems like a very intriguing topic. Wallahi, when the more I know of him through your readings, the more to Allah I become a good man like him. Manshallah bro, intaane ajar aye ku tahay.

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Re: Reflecting on the passing of Sheikh Muhammad Rashaad AUN

Postby Firefly » Thu Dec 03, 2009 3:13 pm

Ka darag:- Come on sis, you're better than this. Don't copy Basra, this is a serious topic about a well known and respected Sheikh. Pay your respects, and just move along. Don't ruin the topic.

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Re: Reflecting on the passing of Sheikh Muhammad Rashaad AUN

Postby Ka darag » Thu Dec 03, 2009 3:16 pm

Ka darag:- Come on sis, you're better than this. Don't copy Basra, this is a serious topic about a well known and respected Sheikh. Pay your respects, and just move along. Don't ruin the topic.
okay :| i just think they r overdoing it a little bt okay.

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Re: Reflecting on the passing of Sheikh Muhammad Rashaad AUN

Postby Warsan_Star_Muslimah » Thu Dec 03, 2009 3:31 pm

Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi rajioon...Asalaamu alikum to all,

I heard from my mum.... AUN the Sheikh and may Allah accept him to jannat-ul-firdous and may we all be guided there too, inshallah :up:

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Re: Reflecting on the passing of Sheikh Muhammad Rashaad AUN

Postby Spursman » Fri Dec 04, 2009 9:15 pm

mashallah illaxey naxaristo to the respected sheikh he indeed died in a noble place on hajj day of al arafa stoning of devil and buried there may allah give him jannah amin.

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Re: Reflecting on the passing of Sheikh Muhammad Rashaad AUN

Postby Narcissistic » Fri Dec 04, 2009 11:08 pm

AUN to the sheik tho & Yung barakallah



Lakinse, why are people babysitting dad oo sadex cunug dhalikaro? I'll say it bluntly, act your age woman. I'm 18 and do not feel the need to act like I'm some toddler oo isku kaachaayo. :roll:

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Re: Reflecting on the passing of Sheikh Muhammad Rashaad AUN

Postby flo_progressive » Sat Dec 05, 2009 1:40 am

AUN. this hit home hard for me. :cry: :rose:

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Re: Reflecting on the passing of Sheikh Muhammad Rashaad AUN

Postby Koronto77 » Sat Dec 05, 2009 11:28 am

Allahu Naxariisto Sh. M. Rashaad. He was blessed to have died at the Hajj. Those who are destined for good usually meet a good end. I had the pleasure of meeting him once many years ago when he came to speak at a fundraising for our Masjid. May Allah bless him for all his good deeds and grant him entrance in to Jannah, amiin. Its unfortunate all the talented 'uluma are dying with very few left to replace them.



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