Hesham al-awadi

Murtaza khan aqeedah.

Riyadh ul haq

The speaker discusses the confusion surrounding the majority of Muslims from the poor, the pages of the Islam book, and the lack of diversity among their groups. They also mention the use of words like "the" and "the brother of" to describe individuals, and how some Muslims may have experienced extreme injuries and injuries that made them "the" or "the brother of" in their religious experiences.

The speaker concludes that the confusion surrounding the Islam book is only a reflection of the "the" and "the brother of" language.

00:00:00 --> 00:00:42 The majority of people believe that the earliest Muslims were all from the poor freed slaves and the destitute.

Those are the ones that follow the process.

Kamal el mekki nationality

Islamic lecture in english

Murtaza khan aqeedah

Kalamullah awlaki

The hereafter series

And that is not correct. And Muslim Institute presents q&a with Gamal al Mackey. But here's my question. Why is it that we think the majority of them were from the poor, the destitute and the freed slaves?