Debunking Eid Ghadeer

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In this week's episode, with the celebration of Eid al-Ghadeer - we begin a new series about the Wilayah of the Ahlulbayt, where brother Mohamed Ali discussed the verses of the Qur'an in relation to the event of Ghadir and explored some of the entailments of this declaration. We also discuss whether we have managed to build the correct infrastructure in our communities to welcome reverts joining the school of Ahlulbayt, and covering a few misconceptions a few of us may have with regards to reverts.

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