He Studied Islam in Egypt and Kuwait. Here's What He Found

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In this episode, we sit down with our brother Abdul Rahman Ahad to discuss the importance of preserving traditional Islamic knowledge, the differences between modern and traditional Islamic education, and what it truly means to seek knowledge. Having grown up between America, Egypt, and Kuwait, Abdul Rahman shares his personal journey of studying Islam, learning Arabic from a young age, and memorizing the Quran. He explains the differences between seeking knowledge in Egypt and Kuwait, the importance of learning directly from scholars, and why preserving the traditional methods of Islamic scholarship matters for future generations. We also discuss the responsibility Muslim parents have in raising their children upon Islam, why generational guidance is more valuable than generational wealth, and the dangers of separating the Deen from everyday life. For anyone considering Hijrah, seeking Islamic knowledge, or looking to raise their children in an environment rooted in Islam, this conversation offers.