Abu Taymiyyah – LGBTQ & Proud Snippet from
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The speaker discusses the negative impact of social media on children, particularly children who are not exposed to certain content. They argue that social media is a way to empower children, and that they should not feel embarrassed to have a bill. The speaker also mentions the use of hash featuring the LGBTQ community, which is seen as a way to assert their rights and be seen as an outsider.
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My beloved brothers and sisters,
as the messenger of Islam told us,
There doesn't come a time except the time
that comes after it.
Is far worse.
Messenger salallahu alaihi wa sallam sent this over
1400 years ago, and we are seeing it
right before our eyes.
Every other day we wake up to a
new reality.
Today,
I woke up to a post on Twitter
which stated or which said,
Batman's
friend, who's called Robin, right?
His partner in crime.
In the next comic series,
he will be he will be exploring his
sexual identity.
He will be exploring his sexual identity.
Scotland
Again, this is what I woke up to
tell you.
34 year olds
will have the right when they go to
school to change
the agendas
without the consent of their parents.
These are the new regulations in Scotland.
Not so long ago, I got a phone
call while I was in Lestar
by one of the brothers who went hajj
with me saying,
the son of the iman or one of
the imams in Lestar
has woken up and told his father
that
he's no longer a boy.
And they're asking me to go to the
house to speak to him.
We were speaking about social media, right?
In the era of hashtags,
kids are exploring,
surfing the net.
And the different social media apps, They click
on certain hashtags
and then they are exposed to a different
world.
He keeps looking at it and on social
media at times, certain movements when in reality
is not that big, but they picked up
momentum
through social media.
And it makes it appear to the world
that they are extremely huge
and rampant.
But in reality, they're not. This is what
social media does. It magnifies that which is
extremely small. So now they begin to explore
and surf the Internet. They come across all
types of content,
and it may well be that which is
being propagated and promoted by the LGBTQ community.
It enters into their hearts, it settles, and
then all of a sudden they begin to
question themselves.
They begin to question their own sexuality,
their genders.
And because he hasn't been educated from a
very young age the way he should have,
he goes deeper and he goes deeper.
Just yesterday in Lestar, one of the brothers
who gives dawah came up to me and
he said, while they were playing on the
Lohan Kriyf pitch in Lestar,
the child comes up to me and he
starts opening up saying
that he came across certain content
and he began to question as to whether
there is purpose in his life.
His deen is on the line and he's
saying please don't tell my parents
because they will get upset. I only go
to madrasah
because I don't wanna upset my parents.
Because of what they were exposed to on
the social networking websites.
He never knew that he had a bad
reputation. He never knew that he was going
to and I'm going to conclude with
this. He said,
We are a people that have been honored
through Islam.
The moment we begin to desire Allah
subhanahu wa ta'ala will humiliate us.
You walk on the high street today, you
find just about on all of these major
shirikat companies,
they have stuck on their walls and their
mirrors as soon as you walk in, proud
supporters of LGBTQ.
I'm not saying that we need to be
violent towards them. Other than I'm not saying
this.
Everyone's going to be held to account and
that which they follow on what they do.
However, look,
if they are now so proud about their
religion, why is it that we have to
now water down our religion?
Why do we
have to feel
embarrassed about our own identities?
It is being shoved down our throats, rubbed
in our faces.
The moment you don't support is not just
about being accepting anymore. If you don't support,
you are seen as someone
who's an outsider in society. You're ostracized,
put to the sidelines.
Look at some of the kufar like Poland
in
China. They pass laws saying that under 18s
are not to be exposed to this type
of content.
So much so that Germany got angry when
they were playing against Hungary in the Euros.
So they wanted to light up the Munich
stadium with the LGBTQ
colors
when they were playing with Hungary because Hungary
has a position that we do not expose
our children to this kind of stuff.
We are Muslims and we should be proud.
We shouldn't have to water down our religion
in order to accommodate.
We are a people that have been honored
by it.
Don't feel embarrassed to have a bill. Don't
feel embarrassed to wear the hijab.
They are proud, why shouldn't we be proud?
We ask Allah azza wa jal to save
us in these times of