Ten Seerah lessons for our Time: How Faith is Lived, Carried and Passed On

The Seerah of the Prophet ﷺ is not merely a historical narrative — it is a living guide that continues to shape faith, character, and ethical responsibility.

In this special lecture, Dr. Yasir Qadhi invites attendees to reflect on selected moments and themes from the Prophetic biography, highlighting how the Seerah speaks to enduring questions of belief, leadership, patience, and moral clarity. Rather than recounting events for their own sake, the lecture explores how the Prophet’s ﷺ life offers a framework for understanding faith as something lived, carried, and embodied.

As part of Minaretein’s Al-Īmān Amānah initiative, this session emphasizes that faith is a trust — one that manifests through conduct, decision-making, and responsibility toward others. The Seerah becomes a mirror through which believers can examine their own relationship with Allah, their communities, and the moral challenges of their time.

This lecture offers space for reflection on:

• How the Seerah shapes ethical and spiritual priorities
• Faith as responsibility, not sentiment alone
• Prophetic guidance in times of challenge and transition
• Translating love of the Prophet ﷺ into lived character

Whether as preparation for seasons of worship or as a broader renewal of purpose, this gathering invites participants to reconnect with the Seerah as a source of clarity, balance, and moral grounding.

About the Speaker:

Dr. Yasir Qadhi is a prominent American Muslim scholar, theologian, and speaker, known for blending traditional Islamic education with Western academia, holding degrees from the Islamic University of Madinah and a PhD from Yale University. 

He serves as Dean of The Islamic Seminary of America and Resident Scholar at the East Plano Islamic Center in Texas, focusing on Hadith, theology, and making complex Islamic concepts accessible through lectures and writings, influencing many globally.