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The History of Sunni-Shia Divide

Submitted by salamadmin on Sat, 01/23/2010 - 5:36pm

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We have been receiving a lot of phone calls and emails to publish "The History of Sunni and Shia Divide" lecture which Imam Azeez gave during the Friday Family Night Program on Dec 25, 2009.

The lecture will be released on DVD in the near future Ensha' Allah. Until then, you can listen to the lecture by clicking on the play button above.

Welcome To Salam

Submitted by ahmedams on Mon, 10/26/2009 - 6:44pm

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Asalaamu Alaikum and welcome to the Official Website of the SALAM Islamic Center in Sacramento, California!

SALAM is a mosque, a community center, an elementary school, a preschool, a weekend school, an educational institution and a place of spiritual uplifting and personal development. SALAM strives to present the true peaceful essence of the message of Islam, and to promote moderation, community service and inter-religious dialogue to build a better society.

 

We hope you enjoy your stay here with us, and God bless you!

Overcoming the Harshness of the Hearts

Submitted by ahmedams on Tue, 03/02/2010 - 10:59pm

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Photo by: Martin LaBar (going on hiatus)

In this lecture, Imam Azeez talks about the different diseases that cause a heart to harden and loose sight of the hereafter and its connection with Allah (SW). He then discusses practical ways to cure that harshness.

You can listen to the lecture by clicking on the play button above.

To download this Lecture, click here.

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