The Greatest Loser – Let’s Revive Our Emaan Part 2
Part 2 of a series of lectures brother Hamza Tzortzis talks about Ikhlas (Sincerity Or Purity Of Intention), and who are the greatest losers in this life and the next.
The Prophet Muhammad informed us in a very famous tradition, commonly quoted with reference to halal and haram, about the importance of the heart. He said:
“There is in the body a clump of flesh – if it becomes good, the whole body becomes good and if it becomes bad, the whole body becomes bad. And indeed it is the heart.”
[Bukhari, Volume 1, Book 2, Number 49]
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Let’s Revive Our Emaan – Part 1 – Time Management – Alyas Karmani
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ABOUT THE SPEAKER –
Hamza Andreas Tzortzis born and raised as a Christian is a Greek convert to Islam .
He is an international public speaker on Islam. He is a writer, having authored articles, essays and commentaries on political philosophy, the philosophy of religion and society. Ustadh Hamza is an intellectual activist actively engaging on issues pertaining to religion, social cohesion and politics. He is also a researcher with a recent publication on non-Muslim perceptions on Islam and Muslims.
Ustadh Hamza Tzortzis regularly appears in the media explaining and demystifying Islam and providing unique perspectives on current affairs. His appearances have featured on the BBC, BBC Arabic, BBC Radio 4, BBC Asian Network, Press TV, Islam Channel, Nile TV, Ummah TV, Iqra TV, TV3 (Malaysia) and National Public Radio of America.
Ustadh Hamza lectures all around the world on topics related to Islam, philosophy and politics. He is a regular speaker at universities across the UK and is one of the main initiators of the contemporary emergence of Muslim public speakers using Islamic and Western philosophy to shed light on Islam and demystify its way of life.
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