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]]> http://muslimvideo.wordpress.com/2006/10/20/shaykh-yasir-qadhi-debunking-the-male-bias-myth/#comment-86 Yasir Qadhi and his Words on Discerning Truth Amongst the Various Muslim Groups « IBN AL HYDERABADEE Wed, 22 Nov 2006 23:28:00 +0000 http://muslimvideo.wordpress.com/2006/10/20/shaykh-yasir-qadhi-debunking-the-male-bias-myth/#comment-86 [...] At the ISNA Dallas conference in 2005, Yasir Qadhi was on a panel of 3 speakers, in a lecture about controversial topics in da’wah. Something about how to address non muslims with these controversial topics, etc. etc. One speaker was Sr. Ameena Jandali, from ING, and the other speaker I cannot remember his name. So Ameena Jandali goes first and speaks and Yasir Q. was second. Ameena Jandali had a bit of a apologetic slant to her talk, she had the opinion that we need to portray Islam as a good religion, it is a civilized religion, and it is just as good as their religion and it is humane etc. etc. Basically show Islam in an apologetic fashion. While on the other hand Yasir Qadhi had a different approach, it was basically the intro in the “Debunking the Male Bias Myth” talk and he related it to the sphere of da’wah. So since both of these speakers had almost diametrically opposed approaches to this issue, someone from the audience (a kid) asked the question on knowing what is right and what is wrong in regards to Islamic beliefs and methodology. [...] [...] At the ISNA Dallas conference in 2005, Yasir Qadhi was on a panel of 3 speakers, in a lecture about controversial topics in da’wah. Something about how to address non muslims with these controversial topics, etc. etc. One speaker was Sr. Ameena Jandali, from ING, and the other speaker I cannot remember his name. So Ameena Jandali goes first and speaks and Yasir Q. was second. Ameena Jandali had a bit of a apologetic slant to her talk, she had the opinion that we need to portray Islam as a good religion, it is a civilized religion, and it is just as good as their religion and it is humane etc. etc. Basically show Islam in an apologetic fashion. While on the other hand Yasir Qadhi had a different approach, it was basically the intro in the “Debunking the Male Bias Myth” talk and he related it to the sphere of da’wah. So since both of these speakers had almost diametrically opposed approaches to this issue, someone from the audience (a kid) asked the question on knowing what is right and what is wrong in regards to Islamic beliefs and methodology. [...]

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