Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan: A Reality Check from Surat Al Qiyāmah & European History (Video)

 Nouman Ali Khan is a Muslim speaker and the CEO and founder of Bayyinah Institute, an Arabic studies, educational institution in the United States.
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Why tech CEOs limit their children’s technology use

By: Nick Bilton

Source: nytimes.com/

When Steve Jobs was running Apple, he was known to call journalists to either pat them on the back for a recent article or, more often than not, explain how they got it wrong. I was on the receiving end of a few of those calls. But nothing shocked me more than something Mr. Jobs said to me in late 2010 after he had finished chewing me out for something I had written about an iPad shortcoming.

Bayyinah’s Success Story Directly from Nouman Ali Khan (Video)

 Nouman Ali Khan, the founder and CEO of Bayyinah Institute, is a living example of how following your dreams can lead to success. In 1999 he began his Arabic training, and in 2005 he took up teaching Arabic full-time and launching Bayyinah Institute. He revolutionized the idea of teaching Quranic Arabic in the Western world and has taught over 10,000 students through travelling seminars and programs. He himself serves as a great example, being a non-native Arabic speaker, that anyone can learn Arabic as long as they have the drive. Only 36 years old and in just eight short years, he and his team have been able to reawaken that love and passion for Arabic and Quran learning around the world and continues to do so with Allah’s help, Alhamdolilah (Praise be to God).

Muslim organizations shocked at HSBC’s abruptly closing their accounts

By: Mohammed Al-Shafey

Source: http://www.aawsat.net/

Following HSBC’s controversial decision to unilaterally close bank accounts belonging to a number Muslim organizations based in the UK, the Muslim organizations have hit back, branding the move “shocking” and “Islamaphobic.”

Last week, HSBC bank sent out a number of near-identical letters to Muslim organizations in the UK giving them two months to close their bank accounts, saying their services fell outside of the bank’s “risk appetite.” The Ummah Welfare Trust, Cordoba Foundation think tank and Finsbury Park Mosque were among the Muslim organizations to receive the letter.