Dallas • A Live AlMaghrib Seminar • One Night Only

An Evening with the Prophets

Three Prophets. Three Trials.One Night That Will Change How You See Your Own.

Ayyub lost everything. Musa ran for his life. Yusuf was thrown away by his own blood. Allah chose all three, not despite their trials, but through them.

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Sunday, August 9 3:00 PM onwards Sheraton DFW, Irving, TX

You've heard their names since childhood.

But somewhere between the bedtime stories and the khutbah references, something got lost: these were real men, facing real darkness. Grief that wouldn't lift. Fear that wouldn't quiet. Betrayal from the people closest to them.

And Allah preserved their stories in His Book for one reason:

“Indeed, in their stories there is a lesson for those of understanding.”

Surah Yusuf • 12:111

Not entertainment. Not history. A lesson, for you. Whatever you're carrying right now, the loss you haven't recovered from, the anxiety you can't switch off, the person who broke your trust: one of these three Prophets carried it first. And their stories are the map out.

You may have heard these stories before. You have never experienced them like this.

Legacies of the Chosen, An Evening with the Prophets, Dallas

What this evening covers

One night. Three immersive sessions.

Each instructor takes you deep inside the life of one Prophet: the Qur'anic narrative, the moments of breaking, and the exact lessons you can apply before you go to sleep that night.

The full arc of each Prophet's trial, told with the depth the Friday khutbah never has time for
The Qur'anic verses behind each story, unpacked line by line
Practical takeaways for grief, anxiety, betrayal, patience, and trusting Allah's plan when nothing makes sense
Live Q&A and reflection with the instructors

The three sessions

Three journeys through the darkest nights, and out of them.

01
Shaykh Majed Mahmoud
Session One • Ayyub (عليه السلام)

When Everything Is Taken From You

When grief will not lift

with Shaykh Majed Mahmoud

Wealth. Health. Children. Ayyub (عليه السلام) lost them all, not gradually, but wave after wave, until the only thing left was his heart's connection to Allah. And that was enough.

  • What sabr actually means, and why it's not silent suffering
  • The du'a of Ayyub: how he complained to Allah without ever complaining about Allah
  • Why Allah calls him “an excellent servant”, and what that says about how Allah sees you in your hardest moments
  • How Allah restored everything he lost, and the promise hidden in that restoration for every believer in pain

You'll walk away knowing: how to hold onto Allah when you have nothing else to hold onto.

02
Ustadha Sarah Sultan
Session Two • Musa (عليه السلام)

From Fear to Trust

When fear will not quiet

with Ustadha Sarah Sultan

A basket on a river. A fugitive in the desert. A man with a speech impediment sent to confront the most powerful tyrant on earth. Musa (عليه السلام) knew fear intimately; the Qur'an tells us so, in his own words. And yet his story is the most repeated in the entire Qur'an. Why? Because it's the story of what Allah does with a fearful heart that shows up anyway.

  • The psychology of fear in the Qur'an, through the eyes of a Prophet who felt it and a counselor who treats it
  • “Indeed, my Lord is with me; He will guide me”: how certainty in Allah is built, moment by moment
  • The du'a of Musa at his lowest point, homeless, hunted, and hungry, and what happened next
  • How to move forward when you feel unqualified, unprepared, and afraid

You'll walk away knowing: how to act with trust in Allah even when your heart is trembling.

03
Shaykh Saad Tasleem
Session Three • Yusuf (عليه السلام)

Betrayed, Buried, and Destined to Rise

When the people closest to you break your trust

with Shaykh Saad Tasleem

Thrown into a well by his own brothers. Sold as a slave. Falsely accused. Forgotten in prison for years. If anyone had the right to bitterness, it was Yusuf (عليه السلام). Instead, his story ends with the most breathtaking act of forgiveness in the Qur'an, and Allah Himself calls it “the best of stories.”

  • Why Allah's plan often looks like abandonment, right up until the moment it doesn't
  • How Yusuf guarded his integrity when sinning would have been easier, safer, and secret
  • The years in prison: what to do when your life is on pause and no one is coming
  • “There is no blame upon you today”: the forgiveness that freed Yusuf before it freed his brothers

You'll walk away knowing: how to trust the years that don't make sense, because Allah is writing a longer story.

Why these three stories, together?

Between them, they cover nearly every trial a believer will ever face.

If you're facing

Loss, illness, grief

Your Prophet is Ayyub (عليه السلام)

If you're facing

Fear, anxiety, self-doubt

Your Prophet is Musa (عليه السلام)

If you're facing

Betrayal, injustice, waiting

Your Prophet is Yusuf (عليه السلام)

Three trials. Three responses. One Lord who carried them all through, and Who has not changed.

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Meet your instructors

Three teachers. Three storytellers. One stage.

Shaykh Majed Mahmoud

Shaykh Majed Mahmoud

Session One • Ayyub (عليه السلام)

Known for storytelling that moves audiences to tears and to action, Shaykh Majed has taught tens of thousands of students across North America and beyond. His gift is making the Prophets feel present, not as distant figures of history, but as living examples whose struggles mirror our own. When he tells the story of Ayyub (عليه السلام), you won't just learn patience. You'll feel it.

Ustadha Sarah Sultan

Ustadha Sarah Sultan

Session Two • Musa (عليه السلام)

A licensed professional counselor and beloved AlMaghrib instructor, Ustadha Sarah brings a rare combination to the stage: deep grounding in the Islamic tradition and years of clinical experience helping people through anxiety, trauma, and grief. Her sessions don't just teach the stories of the Prophets; they connect them directly to the battles happening inside your own heart.

Shaykh Saad Tasleem

Shaykh Saad Tasleem

Session Three • Yusuf (عليه السلام)

One of AlMaghrib's most sought-after instructors, Shaykh Saad is known for connecting timeless Islamic teachings to the questions this generation is actually asking. Direct, relatable, and deeply rooted in knowledge, he has a way of taking a story you've heard a hundred times and showing you what you never saw in it.

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Date: Sunday, August 9 Time: 3:00 PM onwards Location: Sheraton DFW, 4440 W John Carpenter Fwy, Irving, TX 75063

Seating is limited. This is a one-night-only live event; there is no replay of being in the room.

The Prophets faced what you're facing. Come learn how they came through.

One evening. Three stories. Lessons you'll carry for the rest of your life, and into the next.

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