Ustadh Asif Uddin

Ustadh Asif Uddin was born and raised in the UK and graduated in Business and Information Technology from the University of North London. He further pursued a Masters in Information System at Brunel University. He has been heavily involved in the da’wah from the time he was at university. He is a keen Student of Knowledge and has studied the Islamic sciences in Mauritania, Egypt, and Qatar, and continues that journey today. Ustadh Asif gives weekly circles on Aqīdah and Tafsīr, and is a lecturer for Sabeel (MRDF).
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Shawwal – The Fast of a Lifetime

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Did you ever imagine that fasting the month of Ramadan and a further six days in Shawwal would be worth a lifetime of fasting?

How to Prepare Loved Ones for Death

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You might not want to think about this, but your loved ones will wish you did

Unscripted #13 | Learning Islam in the West – Sh Asif Uddin

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Join us this week on a special Unscripted podcast with Shaykh Asif Uddin.

Unlock the barakah of Ramadan NOW

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With Ramaḍān around the corner, and Rajab upon us, what better way to begin the preparation for this special guest by welcoming its friend? Like any important life-changing event, whether it be marriage, moving house, even something like running a marathon, it is vital that steps are taken to prepare for it. What better way than to begin it now, with the month of Rajab? So great is this month that it is the first of the four great, sacred months. Allāh says in the Qur'ān: “Verily, the number of months with Allāh is twelve months (in a year), so it was

Why does the Qur’an seem incoherent?

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  Why does the Qur'an seem incoherent? Every communication has a purpose and an aim. If we read a textbook as an example, we know what the author is trying to get across. In fact, from the very title of the chapter and the introduction, it may be very clear. The author may say, the aim of the chapter is such and such. One of the criticisms the Orientalists level at the Qur’ān is that it is a jumbled up incoherent book. Noldeke said the Qur’ān “brusquely interrupts one subject to jump to another which it will also abandon to

Our Worship Through the Seasons

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Many of us when hearing and reading eulogies of past communities, invariably begin to compare that past with that of our present. Naturally we begin to focus on our present days’ failings, longing to have lived in that romanticised past, free from most, if not all, difficulties. Eventually when we climb down out of the clouds and into the real world we realise that we cannot change the fact that we live in the 21st century. A century seemingly filled with daily horrors and devoid of morality, it can sometimes feel unbearably hard to live in; however, wallowing in our

The Secret Worship

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Many people complain that their iman is low and the sweetness of actions that they once tasted as they did when they first started their journey upon the Deen, is no longer there. The prayer has decreased to obligatory ones only, the effort to memorise the Quran is nonexistent. The Quran is only read during the month of Ramadhan. Acts of worships reduced to mechanical actions and now falling into sins is much easier as time goes by. These are all symptoms of weak iman. So what is the solution? One answer is to sit by yourself and think about

Reaching Excellence in Worship

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The best form of worship is when the act is performed with Allah in mind from the beginning until the end. Whilst special attention is given to how actions are performed from an outward perspective, what is often neglected is how we perform those actions from the inward form. Allah says in the Quran: "It is He who created the heavens and the earth in six Days– His rule extends over the waters too – so as to test which of you does best." We notice that that He said "which of you does best" and not "which of you

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