By Muhammad Ibn Faqih. The Prophet sallallahu ‘alaihi wa sallam mentioned he was only sent to perfect the manners.  In Islam, behavior is not just what society dictates, but is shaped by belief and a divine system of morality.  In this lecture series, Muhammad Faqih goes through a thorough look at the Islamic system of behavior.  He discusses a person’s behavior with Allah, then with the Prophet sallallahu ‘alaihi wa sallam, his/her community, and even his/her own self.  Personality, self-identity, anger management, and levels of love are addressed.  A great lecture for anyone looking for self-improvement and wishing to obtain the right attitude in life.

 

Mohammed Faqih

Hailing from a lineage of scholarship, Mohammed Faqih traces his roots back to the ancient city of Harar in the Horn of Africa. Originally from Yemen, his forefathers immigrated to East Africa and played a central role in the Islamic history of the region.

Mohammed Faqih completed a B.A. in Islamic Studies from the Institute of Islamic and Arabic Sciences in America in Fairfax, VA, and graduated in Quran Memorization and Recitation from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Previously, he has held the positions of Imam [spiritual leader and advisor] at the Islamic Community Center of Laurel in Laurel, MD and at the Islamic Center of San Diego in San Diego, CA. He has also acted as an assistant Imam at the Islamic Association of Raleigh, NC and as a teacher at the Al-Iman School in the same community.

Currently, Mohammed Faqih resides with his family in Cary, NC and is an instructor with AlMaghrib Institute, an organization that provides trademark double-weekend seminars leading students towards a bachelor’s degree in Islamic Studies. His most recent course of instruction is The Rules of Engagement, on Islamic ethics and manners.