Tawḥīd is more than a belief in the Oneness of Allah. It is a way of seeing and understanding the world.

In this premiere episode of TAWHIDtalk, Dr. Mohammed Saleem explores what it means to view technology, modern education, and everyday life through the lens of Tawḥīd—the Oneness of Allah. Rather than simply adding Islamic labels to ideas developed from secular worldviews, we explore how beginning with Allah and divine revelation can transform the way we understand knowledge, teach our children, and live our lives.

What You'll Learn

• [01:15] - Beyond Rituals: Why Tawḥīd is not simply abstract theology or a set of religious rituals, but a comprehensive framework for understanding life.
• [04:10] - A Prophetic Blueprint for Reform: How Tilāwah, Tazkiyah, ʿIlm al-Kitāb, and Ḥikmah, mentioned in Qur'an 62:2, provide a framework for personal growth, education, and social transformation.
• [07:35] - Lessons from Ja’afar ibn Abi Talib (ra): What Jaʿfar's historic encounter with the Negus teaches us about communicating Islam and transforming society through a clear Islamic worldview.
• [10:50] - Critique vs. Rejection: How Muslims can critically evaluate and benefit from modern technology, educational theories, and other tools without surrendering the Islamic worldview that should guide their use.

Why This Matters

We live in a world shaped by powerful ideas about knowledge, education, technology, morality, and human purpose. The question is not simply whether Muslims should accept or reject these ideas.

The deeper question is:

What happens when we begin with Allah?

TAWHIDtalk explores how Tawḥīd can become the foundation for how we think, teach, learn, and live.

References

• Surah Al-Jumuʿah 62:2 — Tilāwah, Tazkiyah, the teaching of the Book, and Ḥikmah
• Surah Adh-Dhāriyāt 51:56 — The purpose of human creation

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Host: Dr. Mohammed Saleem

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