Abdul Aziz Suraqah
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The official Telegram channel of Abdul Aziz Suraqah, translator, educator, and publisher. www.qandusi.com www.patreon.com/suraqah
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Abdul Aziz Suraqah has 3,364 subscribers.
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New addition: Shaykh 'Umar ibn 'Abd al-Wahhab al-'Urdi al-Shafi'i's [d. 1024] massive 17 volume commentary on the Shifa of Qadi 'Iyad.
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After class yesterday, Sh. Faozi Konate emphasized the importance of a talib ilm being well grounded in the literature of the people among whom they live. He said: "How can you live among a people for decades and know nothing about their culture or literature? How do you expect to present Islam to them in a way that is relevant to them? If you remain ignorant of these things, they may even begin to think that you despise them."
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ai;dr= AI; didn't read. Pass it on.
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Imam al-Sha'rani: 'From the characteristics of the Salaf was their deliberateness, tranquility, dignity, and reticence in speech. They were careful and deliberate, full of dignity and reticence in their speech. That was due to their complete intelligence and vast experience in dealing with the people of their age. The Leader of the Believers, ‘Ali (Allah be pleased with him) said, ‘A servant’s height is complete at the age of twenty-two, his intellect is complete at the age of twenty-eight, and everything after that is gained through experience.’ It should be known that anyone who is intellectually deficient is unsuited for inviting others to Allah, because he ruins more than he fixes. Q...
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"You may draw the same conclusion from all manual trades, for they are among the instruments (ālāt) of the human being’s subtle structure. When God grants a person knowledge of Himself through illumination, that person beholds this as part of the secrets of their own constitution, for nothing perceptible to the senses appears without its secret being enfolded within their subtle structure. Thus, each person has been endowed with one of the initiatic meanings associated with trades or positions of responsibility. Whichever meaning prevails in intensity within a person is the one that outwardly manifests their essence and in whose service the bodily members are placed. You will find that most...
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One of the most memorable parts of Titus Burckhardt's book Fez: City of Islam is his description of the comb maker in the Old City. Today Allah blessed me to meet a descendant of that man, one of only three people in all of Morocco who still practice the craft of making combs from ox horns. Burckhardt says: ‘I knew a comb-maker who worked in the street of his guild. He was called ‘Abd al-Aziz … He obtained the horn for his combs from ox skulls, which he bought from butchers. He dried the horned skulls at a rented place, removed the horns, opened them lengthwise and straightened them over a fire, a procedure that had to be done with the greatest care lest they should break. From this raw m...
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Related to this is something I wrote in 2017:
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I think AI is the great fissure in the solidified world that will usher in the most malefic forces. The great Crack in the Wall that Rene Guenon predicted a century ago in his Reign of Quantity. When yang reaches an extreme we get yin, and vice versa. The more cheaply and effortlessly "intelligence" can be simulated, the more valuable those dimensions of human life that resist simulation. What are those? Physical presence, embodied skill, intimacy, attention, genuine friendship, communion with nature, and the felt reality of being alive. Civilization attempts to emancipate the mind from the limitations of the body, only to produce a technology that forces us to rediscover the body's s...
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Imam al-Sha'rani: 'From the characteristics of the Salaf was their deliberateness, tranquility, dignity, and reticence in speech. They were careful and deliberate, full of dignity and reticence in their speech. That was due to their complete intelligence and vast experience in dealing with the people of their age. The Leader of the Believers, ‘Ali (Allah be pleased with him) said, ‘A servant’s height is complete at the age of twenty-two, his intellect is complete at the age of twenty-eight, and everything after that is gained through experience.’ It should be known that anyone who is intellectually deficient is unsuited for inviting others to Allah, because he ruins more than he fixes. Q...
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ai;dr= AI; didn't read. Pass it on.
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"You may draw the same conclusion from all manual trades, for they are among the instruments (ālāt) of the human being’s subtle structure. When God grants a person knowledge of Himself through illumination, that person beholds this as part of the secrets of their own constitution, for nothing perceptible to the senses appears without its secret being enfolded within their subtle structure. Thus, each person has been endowed with one of the initiatic meanings associated with trades or positions of responsibility. Whichever meaning prevails in intensity within a person is the one that outwardly manifests their essence and in whose service the bodily members are placed. You will find that most...
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One of the most memorable parts of Titus Burckhardt's book Fez: City of Islam is his description of the comb maker in the Old City. Today Allah blessed me to meet a descendant of that man, one of only three people in all of Morocco who still practice the craft of making combs from ox horns. Burckhardt says: ‘I knew a comb-maker who worked in the street of his guild. He was called ‘Abd al-Aziz … He obtained the horn for his combs from ox skulls, which he bought from butchers. He dried the horned skulls at a rented place, removed the horns, opened them lengthwise and straightened them over a fire, a procedure that had to be done with the greatest care lest they should break. From this raw m...
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After class yesterday, Sh. Faozi Konate emphasized the importance of a talib ilm being well grounded in the literature of the people among whom they live. He said: "How can you live among a people for decades and know nothing about their culture or literature? How do you expect to present Islam to them in a way that is relevant to them? If you remain ignorant of these things, they may even begin to think that you despise them."
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Questions about Abdul Aziz Suraqah
How many subscribers does Abdul Aziz Suraqah have?
Abdul Aziz Suraqah (@abdulazizsuraqah) has 3,364 subscribers as of November 12, 2026.
What is Abdul Aziz Suraqah about?
It is listed in Religion & Spirituality, and posts mostly in English. The channel describes itself as: “The official Telegram channel of Abdul Aziz Suraqah, translator, educator, and publisher. www.qandusi.com www.patreon.com/suraqah”
Where does Abdul Aziz Suraqah rank?
By subscribers it is #338 in Religion & Spirituality, #3,123 among international channels, #4,213 among English channels, #4,867 worldwide.
Does Abdul Aziz Suraqah post ads?
None of its 14 posts in the last 30 days carried an ad label such as #ad or Sponsored. Unlabelled promotions can’t be detected.
When does Abdul Aziz Suraqah post?
Most often on Tuesday, around 15:00 UTC. It publishes about 3 posts a week.
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