When the world leaves you, what will remain?
A stirring Dawrah ʿIlmiyyah on the Hereafter with Ustadh
Abdulrahman Hassan
Darussalam Masjid, West London | 13 - 14 September 2025 |
5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
One day, your name will be forgotten. Your titles will be passed
to someone else. Your possessions will be divided among those you
leave behind.
The people you loved will lower you into the earth, brush the dust
from their hands, and walk away.
Only three things will step into the grave with you - and they are
being written now.
This September, step inside Darussalam Masjid for two nights of reflection
and knowledge. Together with Ustadh Abdulrahman Hassan, we’ll study
Imam Ibn Rajab al-Hanbali’s powerful text, The Three That Follow to the Grave.
This isn’t just a study. It’s an invitation to face the question
that matters most: when everything else is gone, what will still be with you?
What You’ll Uncover
Ibn Rajab’s work is brief but piercing, rooted in the Prophet’s ﷺ words that never grow old. Across two evenings, you’ll explore:
Why this Dawrah matters?
The dunya makes people chase wealth, followers, and fleeting
fame. It celebrates status and limelight that vanish in an
instant.
But death strips all of it away. What remains is what you sent
forward: deeds, knowledge, and prayer that reach beyond the grave.
This Dawrah will remind you of that reality and invite you to
prepare with sincerity, repentance, and purposeful action.
Event Details
Date: 13–14 Sept
Location: Darussalam Masjid, West London
Time Slot: 05:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Teacher(s): Ustadh Abdulrahman Hassan
Topic: The Three That Follow to the Grave by Imam Ibn Rajab
Note: Overnight stay or i’tikaaf facilities will not be available at the masjid.
About Imam Ibn Rajab
Imam ʿAbd ar-Rahman ibn Ahmad ibn Rajab al-Hanbali (d. 795 AH) was
one of the leading scholars of his age. Grounded in the Hanbali
tradition, he mastered Hadith, Fiqh, and Tazkiyatu an-Nafs, and
wrote with a clarity that cuts through generations.
His works, numbering over 20 major contributions, continue to be studied
across the world. His style was not dry or complicated, but clear, sincere,
and directed at reviving the way of the Salaf.
Ibn Rajab was known for his humility, his depth of understanding, and
his ability to connect knowledge to the heart. To study his writings
is to inherit a legacy that still moves Muslims centuries later - not
mere information, but guidance that shapes how we live and how we meet
Allah.
Hosted by AMAU Academy
At AMAU Academy, we’re dedicated to spreading authentic Islamic knowledge far and wide. Through our online courses and onsite Dawrah gatherings, we bring the treasures of our religion to today’s Muslims.
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Remember: knowledge will not always come knocking at your door.
When it does, seize it.
