Prophet Muhammad (saw) Ate Very Little Meat - Imam Zaid - Tayyib Way 23
February 22, 2021
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I was so excited to have Imam Zaid Shakir the co-founder of Zaytuna College came onto Tayyib way to talk passionately about Muslims and our environmental duties.
We cover a lot here in a short time mashaAllah! Get ready to hear the truth about the sunnah of meat consumption, controlling our desires and for all you shisha people out there - is smoking haram?
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