Muslims have heard "Islam has an answer for everything," but how well do we understand it? Scholars have left us a wealth of knowledge in the fields of Islamic sciences, philosophy, natural sciences, and literature - it's time for us to reconnect with this heritage.

Dr. Shuayb Wani, an Islamic scholar and teacher, discusses the importance of developing a deep understanding of the Islamic intellectual tradition.

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Chapters

00:00 - Introduction

01:30 - What is the 'Islamic Turath?'

04:59 - Defining a Worldview

10:29 - Why teach Islam as a worldview?

18:18 - Issues with Surface-level Engagement

20:58 - Specialization VS Polymaths

26:50 - Loss of Islamic Epistemology

30:29 - How does thought build civilizational strength?

36:48 - Gaps in Mass Education Models

43:17 - Sectarianism VS Academic Engagement

52:00 - Advice for Da'ees

57:21 - Closing Statements

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