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5 Pillars Made Plain
<strong>What are the 5 Pillars of Islam?</strong> 1. Shahada (the testimony of faith) 2. Salat (prayer) 3. Zakat (alms giving) 4. Sawm (fasting) 5. Hajj (pilgrimage) Whether you were born to a Muslim family and are rediscovering faith, or you are a new Muslim who has recently accepted Islam, how can you build a strong connection with your new way of life? <strong>First step: begin with the basics.</strong> In this series, Sh. Abdullah Oduro walks us through the "who", "what", "when", "where", and "why" of the 5 foundational pillars of Islam. This series is not just for new and renewed Muslims—it is also a vital resource for convert coaches and Imams to use in their work.
Ramadan Strong
Ramadan is a spiritual journey that goes by so fast yet contains so many turns. Follow along with Yaqeen team members as they share tips and daily reflections on how to keep your #RamadanStrong.
The Salahuddin Generation
Are we living in the worst time in Islamic history? No. The story of Salahuddin (rh) proves it. It also holds the solution to our despair. Introducing the Official Teaser for THE SALAHUDDIN GENERATION, an all-new Yaqeen Original Series that provides the roadmap for Muslim unity by looking at the...Featured Presenters
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A series reflecting on the legacy of Hajar (AS) and the origins of Hajj. Discover the power of trust and reliance on Allah through her inspiring story in the barren valley of Mecca.
A series reflecting on the legacy of Hajar (AS) and the origins of Hajj. Discover the power of trust and reliance on Allah through her inspiring story in the barren valley of Mecca.
Da'wah refers to the act of inviting others to understand and embrace the teachings of Islam. This section explores the methods, etiquette, and importance of sharing the Islamic message with wisdom and compassion.
Da'wah refers to the act of inviting others to understand and embrace the teachings of Islam. This section explores the methods, etiquette, and importance of sharing the Islamic message with wisdom and compassion.
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What is Yaqeen Institute's Watch library?
Yaqeen Institute's Watch library is a free collection of more than 2,000 videos — lectures, animations, khutbahs, podcasts, and multi-episode series — produced by Yaqeen scholars and presenters. Content spans Qur'an and tafsir, hadith, theology, history, contemporary issues, and spiritual development. All videos are available on yaqeeninstitute.org/watch and on Yaqeen's YouTube channel.
Are Yaqeen videos free to watch?
Yes. Every video in the Yaqeen Watch library is free to watch, free to share, and free to use for teaching, da‘wah, and personal study. Yaqeen Institute is a 501(c)(3) non-profit funded by donations, which keeps all content accessible without paywalls or subscriptions.
Who are the scholars and presenters featured on Yaqeen videos?
Yaqeen videos feature a roster of resident scholars, visiting researchers, and partner imams. Each video lists its presenter directly on the page, and full presenter profiles — including academic credentials and publication lists — are available at yaqeeninstitute.org/team.
What topics do Yaqeen videos cover?
Yaqeen videos cover Qur'an and tafsir, hadith and sunnah, Islamic theology (aqidah) and law (fiqh), prophetic biography (sirah), Islamic history, spirituality (tazkiyah), family and marriage, contemporary social issues, da‘wah, and counter-Islamophobia research. Content is browsable by topic and by series at yaqeeninstitute.org/watch.
Where can I find Yaqeen video series?
Yaqeen produces original multi-part video series including Qur'an 30 for 30 (a daily juz reflection during Ramadan), Angels in Their Presence, The Faith Revival, Quranic Parables, Meeting Muhammad, and dozens more. Browse the full series catalog at yaqeeninstitute.org/watch — each series page lists every episode with descriptions and direct watch links.
Can Yaqeen videos be used for teaching, da‘wah, or study circles?
Yes. Yaqeen content is explicitly licensed for free educational use. Teachers, imams, MSAs, and study circles can use videos in classrooms, halaqas, and online programs without permission or licensing fees. Yaqeen also publishes Discussion Guides for select series to support group study.
