Sheikh Khalid yasin in Sweden

I know the quality isn't good (I filmed it with my phone) but concentrate on what he say instead, he is amazing!

This is in Stockholm-Sweden in a conference for muslim youth living in sweden..

Category:

Education

Tags:

• sheikh
• khalid
• yasin
• muslim
• islam
• muhammad
• stockholm
• sum-konferans
• april
• 2009
• Sverige
• Sweden

[An0therBr0ther]

salam, do u know where u can get the full thing from akhi/ukhti?

[Haaaannnnaaaa]

no idea =/..sorry.

[An0therBr0ther]

How long ago was this? Would it be possible for you to ask the organisers of the event whether they recorded it?

[Haaaannnnaaaa]

wow it was in like april this year =/..i dont know..ill see what i can do inshallah ;)

[shululululululululu1]

när var han i sverige elr ?

[Haaaannnnaaaa]

Jag minns inte tror det var i april, det var den muslimska SUM konferansen.

[thew3c]

We want you o DEAR SHEIKH HALID IN KOSOVO PLEASE DO IT brother for the SAKE OF ALLAH s.w.t we are looking forward to see you in KOSOVO we are 99% Muslims In the middle of Europe ...but forgoten by other Muslimas brothers... may Allah s.w.t reward you brother ..Love you for the sake of Almighty ALlah s,w,t

[BanwaTaah]

Subxaanalaah How kan i miss This Sheik when i liv in Sweden n Loved him

Ya Allah Ge Oss Stark Iman

[bads482]

@AmorPatriaeNostra ask me a question about Islam and inshallah i answer , because i don't like seeing lie's against Muslims

[AmorPatriaeNostra]

@thew3c Fan heller, there are 94% muslims in Kosova, and the number of catholic is growing thank God, as for Khalid Yasin, Ive asked many people questions that they couldnt answer. So I would really really enyoj asking him somethings, hope he dont get angry as other muslims when they are out of answers:) Pershendetje!

[KurdishMuslimGirl]

mashaAllah <3 jag älskar hans föreläsningar:)

[TheMrpalid]

Subhanallah. 

[Broadcaster17]

@MrMorriz1 Read Ibn-al-haytham: first scientist by bradley steffens, theories of vision from al-kindi to kepler by david lindberg (professor and chairman of dept of history of science at uni of wisconsin), ibn-al-haytham's Weg Zur Physik by Matthias Schramm, an annotated bibliography on ibn sina by jules janssens, studies in the philosophy of ibn sina by michael e. marmura (professor in uni of toronto), life of ibn sina by gohlman william e.

[Broadcaster17]

@MrMorriz1 laughing doesn't buy you credibility :) and a muslim having PhD has considerable credibility like your brother has. start by reading "Robbert Briffault", or may be you could search on books by earlier philosphers. optics by Ibn-al-haytham? may be? :) and please do not be offended when i use islamic. it means the period from "700 to 1300 ad". there were christian scholars in that time as well, namely al-kindi, he is equally well known for his works just like the others.

[MrMorriz1]

@Broadcaster17 dont get your facts from an islamic website about science and history ,ive seen islamic websites with lots of the same shit he likes to talk about, it is irelevant .

why is it that ONLY muslims say all this ,why when i ask my brother who has a PHD in philosophie just laghed at your comment and saw the video . "he lives in a bubble with his own version of history"

[Broadcaster17]

@MrMorriz1 Read this: cyberistan . org / islamic / sciencehistory . htm (remove the spaces).

[Broadcaster17]

@MrMorriz1 LOL Isaac Newton himself was influenced by the writings of Islamic scholars. Ofcourse that's just one, there's a whole list including Boyle, Locke, Leibniz, Wallis, Huygens, Keith, Barclay etc all reported to have been influenced by Ibn Tufail's philosophical novel, Hayy ibn Yaqdha, translated into Latin as Philosophus Autodidactus in 1671. Proof of this influence is available in multiple sources including G. J. Toomer (1996), Russell (1994), Martin Wainright (22 March 2003).