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On the 13th of June 2018, Mufti explained how you can support the Hadith Disciple movement. One of the ways he mentioned was to "transcribe a lecture". He also said in a YouTube comment replying, "Feel fry to transcribe and contribute to the disciplism movement as you like". While this humble blog cannot provide fully transcribed lectures, it aims to provide a few basic transcripts (done by a layman) of some of the questions answered by the Mufti in his Q&A sessions بِإِذْنِ اللَّه
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