How are our thoughts, speech, and actions related to one another?
And what do these previous three aspects of a human being result in?
And how is the thought process and world view of a human being formed?
What role does media, television, radio, and even literature play in the framing of an individual's thought process and world view?
Ultimately, what are the roots of a person's actions?
And is Islam only a religion of theory?
On the other hand, is Islam only a religion of practice?
What is the VAK learning system and how is it related to Islam and the Islamic educational system?
Right from the beginning, how did Islam use visual, auditory, and hands-on learning in order to teach and guide humanity?
And in the present-day, how can we learn Islam and witness Islam in a hands-on manner?
Do we bother to properly value the divine religion of Islam?
And is the profoundness and depth of the concepts of Islam infinite or are they limited?
What is the responsibility and duty on a Muslim, even at the individual level, when it comes to the defense of Islam and how can this defense be done?
And when all is said and done, "Is Islam A Religion of Theory or Practice?"
In order to answer these questions and more, we humbly invited Shaykh Ali Hemani from the Republic of India to help explain and answer for us, "Is Islam A Religion of Theory or Practice?"