For many of us, the word Sharī‘ah feels like “rules, punishments, restrictions” — something heavy, external, almost legalistic. But in our tradition…
For many of us, the word Sharī‘ah feels like “rules, punishments, restrictions” — something heavy, external, almost legalistic. But in our tradition, Sharī‘ah is first a path to water: the way a thirsty being walks towards life. In this episode, we enter submission through Sharī‘ah as the form that protects the soul’s journey towards Allah.
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