Waleed Basyouni – The Time it Takes
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Dr. Waleed Basyouni is a distinguished Islamic scholar and educator, known for his extensive contributions to Islamic education and community outreach. With a robust academic background and a deep commitment to Islamic principles, Dr. Basyouni has made significant strides in both scholarly and community-based roles.
Dr. Basyouni began his Islamic studies journey at a young age, earning his Bachelor’s degree in Islamic Studies from the International Islamic University Malaysia. He continued his academic pursuits with a Master’s degree and a Doctorate in Islamic Studies from the same institution, focusing on Islamic jurisprudence and theology. His thorough understanding of Fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence), Hadith (Prophetic traditions), and Tafsir (Qur’anic exegesis) enables him to address complex issues with clarity and relevance.
In addition to his scholarly achievements, Dr. Waleed Basyouni is a frequent guest speaker at universities, conventions, radio talk shows, television programs, interfaith meetings, and community centers both nationally and internationally. His engaging speaking style and ability to connect with diverse audiences make his contributions to Islamic discourse widely appreciated.
Dr. Basyouni holds several significant roles within the Islamic community. He is a member of the North American Imam Federation (NAIF) and serves on the Assembly of Muslim Jurists in America (AMJA) Fatwa and Research Committee. As the Director of the Texas Dawah Convention, he plays a pivotal role in organizing and leading events that promote Islamic teachings. Additionally, he advises numerous Islamic societies and organizations across the United States, furthering his impact on the Muslim community.
For those interested in exploring Dr. Waleed Basyouni’s teachings, his lectures are available on MuslimCentral.com. This platform offers access to a variety of his talks, providing valuable insights and practical guidance on a range of Islamic topics. Visit MuslimCentral.com to benefit from Dr. Basyouni’s extensive knowledge and experience.
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