Unit 7-3 Caliphate of Uthman (Guided Caliphate)

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About Course

Our Prophet Muhammad ﷺ commanded us to follow his Sunnah and the Sunnah of the rightly guided caliphs after him, but their conduct—despite its strength and the numerous lessons we can learn from it—is difficult to implement in our contemporary reality due to differing circumstances and environments.

So, this series is here to help our students benefit from the inspiring and strong legacy of the caliphs in this era, and teach us how can Muslim communities and the future leaders of this Ummah utilize the mechanisms of their rise, and their driving values to produce more prudent management experiences.

This is a unique program that teaches not only the history of the guided caliphs, the major events that happened to this Ummah in their time, but also the art of decision-making through their wisdom and their genuine understanding of Islam. Leaders  are evaluated by their actions, actions are evaluated by their decisions, and decisions by their results and consequences. Every situation is a decision, and the decision can only be understood in the context in which it was made. There is often a successful choice among possible options, and this single choice yields the most gains or the least losses.

Students will have a fresh perspective on the caliphs’ seerah, putting themselves in their position and attempting to comprehend why they chose this course of action over another teaching them the valuable skills needed for good decision-making.

What Will You Learn?

  • He assumed the caliphate after consulting the people of resolution and determination from the Shura Council, which was established by Umar ibn al-Khattab shortly before his death. The council consisted of six prominent figures with significant influence in the Yathrib society, in addition to his son Abdullah ibn Umar, who was there to provide counsel but had no right to nomination. This council was intended by the Farooq to ensure the transfer of power thru an elected consultative process, away from hereditary succession. During his caliphate, he completed the second compilation of the Quran out of fear of mispronunciation and loss, and to unify the people on one version. He also completed the expansion of the two holy mosques, and the Islamic territory expanded westward and northward, which provided the Islamic state with many resources. He increased his generosity, and the people increased their spending. Some criticized him for appointing his relatives to positions of power, and several cities conspired against him, besieging him in his house and killing him while he was an elderly man in his eighties leading to a series of conflicts that shattered Islamic unity. This was the fate of “Dhul-Noorayn”, The brave Uthman Ibn Affan r.a.

Course Content

The Period of Uthman

  • The Period of Uthman – Part 1
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  • The Period of Uthman – Part 2
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  • The Period of Uthman – Part 3
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  • The Period of Uthman – Part 4
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The Period of Uthman – Islamic Navy

The Period of Uthman – The Martydom of Uthman

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