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 In an energetic
and inspiring address, Ahmad Sakr raises many questions relevant
to all Muslims facing the decaying social, moral and spiritual
conditions in America and around the world. He urges the audience
to consider the real issues contributing to the breakdown of
the Muslim family such as the television, internet, lack of planning,
confused priorities, impure intentions and proper knowledge.
Other topics discussed: sending your children off to college,
getting married young, being grateful for the favors of our mothers,
what to teach our children, not being so uptight, the sunnah
of smiling, sadaqah jariyyah, writing articles about Islam, the
need to take action, listening to music, halal and haram in risq
(sustenance), role models for the children, Islam at the Vatican,
and salat al-Hajah. (Duration: 1 hour, 31 min) Dr. Ahmad Sakr
was educated at the American University in Beirut and the University
of Illinois where he received his PhD. He received his Islamic
education through the late Grand Mufti of Lebanon and from numerous
Muslim scholars from neighboring countries. He was a founding
member and president of the Muslim Students' Association and
also a founding member of the World Council of Mosques in Makkah.
Currently, he is president of the Foundation for Islamic Knowledge
and has written over 56 books about Islam, not including the
innumerable articles he has published.
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