Muhtaram Rehaan Sahab is a well-known Islamic scholar and a dedicated preacher of Islamic teachings. He has completed M.A. in Arabic along with a Diploma, and received traditional Islamic education from Darul Uloom Pinjora.
He possesses strong expertise in Arabic lexicography (Arabic vocabulary and linguistic analysis), enabling him to explain the Qur’an and classical Islamic texts with depth and clarity.
Having spent considerable time in the company of scholars, his understanding reflects maturity, balance, and authenticity. His style of delivering lectures is characterized by love, emotional impact, and heartfelt expression, leaving a lasting impression on his audience.
He has authored several Islamic and reformative books that serve as guidance for readers.
He is the Chairman of Darul Ummah Academy, where continuous efforts are being made to promote Qur’anic and Islamic education.
His YouTube channel, “Deen Axis,” is widely recognized, where he shares lectures and educational content focused on the Qur’an, self-reformation, and moral development.
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He is deeply committed to nurturing authentic Islamic understanding rooted in the Qur’an and Sunnah, with a balanced and compassionate approach. His teachings emphasize inner reformation (islah-e-nafs), sincerity, and practical application of Islam in daily life.
He believes that true da‘wah is built through wisdom, patience, and love, and strives to connect hearts with Allah rather than merely delivering speeches. His work reflects a continuous effort to revive meaningful engagement with Islamic knowledge among students and the wider community.
He consistently encourages students to approach Islamic knowledge with humility, reflection, and sincerity, reminding them that knowledge without character holds little value. His mission is not only to teach, but to transform hearts through understanding and practice.
He places great importance on spiritual companionship (suhbat), believing it to be a vital means of personal growth and moral refinement. Through his efforts, he aims to build a generation that is firm in faith, gentle in conduct, and responsible in society.
He is currently engaged in tireless efforts for the cause of Islam, dedicating his time and energy to da‘wah and reform. By the grace of Allah, many people have embraced the Kalimah through his efforts, and countless individuals have been guided towards establishing Salah and returning to the path of Deen.
He has rendered significant service to Islam, focusing on reviving faith, strengthening belief, and reconnecting hearts with Allah. He attributes all success solely to Allah and considers himself a humble means in the journey of guidance, striving continuously to serve the Ummah with sincerity and devotion.
He remains steadfast in his mission, working with consistency, sacrifice, and sincerity, often preferring action over recognition. His efforts are focused on reviving faith, prayer, and consciousness of Allah in the lives of people from different backgrounds.
By Allah’s permission, his da‘wah has become a source of positive change for many individuals, helping them reconnect with the Kalimah, Salah, and the essence of Islamic life. He views this journey not as personal achievement, but as a trust and responsibility bestowed upon him by Allah.
Despite challenges, he continues to serve the Deen with patience and reliance upon Allah, believing that true success lies in guiding hearts, not counting numbers. His aspiration is to remain a means of guidance and to leave behind a legacy of sincerity, compassion, and service to the Ummah.
He emphasizes to his students that knowledge without action is incomplete, and therefore gives greater priority to practice (‘amal) over mere information. He constantly reminds them that the true purpose of learning is transformation, not recognition.
He teaches that our acts of worship must produce Taqwa within the heart, shaping character, humility, and consciousness of Allah in daily life. According to him, Salah, fasting, and other forms of ‘ibadah are not rituals alone, but means of inner purification and moral refinement.
He strongly believes that Islam is not just a display on social media or a public identity, but a living reality that must reflect in behavior, معاملات, and personal conduct. For him, the true spirit of Deen lies not in appearance alone, but in bringing its soul into everyday life.