Abu Taymiyyah – Uncovering The Hidden LGBTQ & Paedophile Files Grand Conference Makki Masjid
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With us today, Insha'Allah, we will have the
likes of
our Ustad, my dear friend, our regular guest,
Ustad
ibn Taymiyyah
Abu Taymiyyah.
May
Allah make him like
the of our time.
Today's lecture, brothers and sisters, is not a.
It is not a heart softener.
It is not
the type of lecture that we would normally
do when we visit a different masajid.
I'm here to relate information
for the people to take back perhaps,
we will take the correct approach
in dealing with this very, very
sensitive
issue that I have chosen to speak about.
I've been speaking about it
at just about every place that I've been
going to.
Right? The khutbah could be about something related
to
whatever it might be, and then somehow
this topic
comes in somewhere,
and that is because of its importance.
It is
that which relates to,
the current climate
that must be spoken about and addressed.
Right? Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala, he says in
the Quran,
When Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala took a covenant
with the people
who are granted the book,
that they clarify
and make it clear to the people,
and that they don't conceal.
And we will be speaking inshallah ta'ala a
little bit about that later on be in
the lahi albari.
As you guys are aware, my beloved brothers
and sisters,
I chose the topic of the hadith of
Jabir ibn Abdullah radiAllahu ta'ala Anhu. When the
prophet
said,
That which I feared the most for my
Ummah
is the practices
of the people of Lot.
Before I started being vocal about
this particular topic brothers and sisters, I consulted
many solicitors and lawyers,
so no one has,
any worries
about this lecture,
about what I'm about to be delivering now
inshallahootta'ala.
Before I start speaking about the hadith,
I want to speak about a legislation that
was passed
back in 2015,
which is
called the freedom of speech and the right
to offend.
It is called the freedom of speech and
the right to offend. And just to make
it very, very clear,
I'm not here to offend.
I'm not here to entice
harassment,
violence,
or hatred towards any minority group.
We are just here to state
facts
that which
is deeply rooted in medical literature
and of its sorts.
Right? I'm not here to express my own
opinions and views.
I will only be quoting the scripture
and that which
the experts
have mentioned.
In the past and likewise in current times.
Following the Charlie Hebdo attacks in January 2015,
numerous politicians
and leaders around the world boldly asserted
that their nations will never give up
freedom of speech.
Did everybody get that?
After the Charlie Hebdo attacks,
numerous politicians and leaders around the world
boldly asserted
that their nations will never ever give up
freedom of speech.
Likewise, they affirmed the right to offend
in a free society.
David Cameron I think everybody knows who David
Cameron is. Right?
Previous prime minister.
David Cameron, the UK prime minister, well, at
the time, stated,
it is very important in our countries
that we have a freedom of expression.
And look what he says. Right? You are
allowed to offend people.
You might not agree with something
as often as I see things I do
not agree with,
but I believe in the freedom of speech
and the rule of law.
These types of remarks, my beloved brothers and
sisters,
were made by these politicians
in order to defend
the right of French cartoonists
to depict
our prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam,
who is revered
as a prophet of God
by 1,500,000,000
Muslims. This was then. Now it's over 1,800,000,000
Muslims.
Right? They try their utmost best to extinguish
the light of Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala. But
Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala refuses
for this to happen.
The Messenger Sallallahu Alaihi wa Sallam
does not have a Facebook account
nor does he have a Snapchat or an
Instagram or a Twitter account.
And even then,
no one has more followers
than the messenger salallahu alaihi wa sallam.
And it's growing as we speak.
1,800,000,000
Muslim
followers of the messenger Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam.
And it doesn't look like it's ending anytime
soon.
1,500,000,000
at a time. Right? These were the number
of Muslims
who were alive according to the statistics.
Even though this was the adid, this was
the number,
they came out and they said this.
Right?
So
these politicians, they came out to defend the
right of French cartoonists
to depict
Muhammad salallahu alaihi wa sallam,
who is revered as a prophet of God
by 1,500,000,000
Muslims at a time.
Right?
Through immoral,
deliberately,
provocative,
and insightful *
carry cartridges at a time.
This is our prophet Muhammad salallahu alaihi wa
sallam.
That they decided
to mention in this light.
In his 9th January 2015
article titled,
we must always be free to criticize ideas
like Islam.
In the telegraph, and I think everybody knows
that news tabloid. Right? Telegraph.
Nick Clegg,
as the then deputy prime minister wrote,
this is the bottom line.
In a free society,
people
in a free society,
people have to be free to offend each
other.
And by the way, like I said before,
we are not here to offend anyone
or to entice phobia,
harassment,
or violence towards any minority group. We are
just here to quote.
Just like the conservatives do, which we'll comment
to in a moment.
In a free society, people
have to be free to offend inshallah.
There is no such thing as,
look what he says. Right? There is no
such thing
as a right not to be offended.
You cannot have freedom unless people are free
to offend each other.
He also cited the actor Rowan Atkinson.
The freedom to criticize ideas, any ideas,
even if they are sincerely held beliefs,
is one of the fundamental freedoms of society.
Clegg went on to write,
the freedom that allows someone to criticize an
idea,
even a religious idea is the same freedom
that allows others to promote it.
We are all free to agree or disagree,
believe or disbelieve,
support or oppose,
that we in Britain can do so usually
in a spirit of tolerance, Allahu Akbar.
Usually, in a spirit of tolerance makes us
a beacon
for the wows oppressed.
Towards the end of his article, Clegg writes
something of a special note. Look what he
says. Right? And I think this is very
important.
The same laws
that allow satirists to ridicule Islamists
allow Islamists
and other extremists to promote their views.
When extremists
incite violence or promote terrorism,
and this is a quote, by the way.
Right?
The criminal law is the right
to response.
But when they peacefully express views,
which the majority of people find odious,
we need to remember
what is at stake. Free speech cannot just
be for people we agree with.
If it is to mean anything,
free speech has to be for everyone.
This is the law, my beloved brothers and
sisters,
which is carved in stone.
Their morals and their values are built on
this.
Those who challenge the normalcy and equivalence argument
of LGBTQ
advocates, brothers and sisters,
are predictably met with the jamming tactic of
being labeled
bigots,
homophobes,
and haters so as to preempt reasonable debate.
Disagreeing
with LGBTQ
practices, brothers and sisters,
is neither an enticement
of hatred,
harassment,
phobia, nor violence,
but the expression of opinion
firmly
grounded
in medical literature.
I still have more to say before I
go into the hadith.
This is not just an Islamic concept. Let's
make that very, very clear.
The immorality and harmfulness of the practice of
*
is a mainstream
religious idea
amongst Muslims,
Torah Jews, and Christians based upon a mainstream
reading of a scripture.
For example,
over
230
Jewish rabbis,
academics,
and mental health professionals
signed a declaration titled
the Torah approach to homosexuality.
Brothers and sisters,
you have non Muslims
who are holding on to their morals and
their values.
While with us Muslims, it is reaching a
point
when one is asked about his gender, he
thinks thrice.
He's being asked, are you straight? Are you
heterosexual?
The guy's thinking now, what should I say?
Do I need to be politically correct?
It's about your gender.
It's reaching a point that one feels extremely
embarrassed
to express what he is
or what his orientation or his gender is.
Right?
The messenger sallallahu alaihi wa sallam in multiple
hadith, He told us
how things are going to
become at the end of times.
And, oh, Allah, you think to yourself,
is this actually the time, like, when the
messenger sallallahu alaihi wa sallam said,
That doesn't come a time except at a
time that comes after his was.
Even the hadith of the Khuraba, when the
messenger salallahu alaihi wa sallam,
right,
he talked about the strangers.
He talked about who the strangers are.
Bada alayhis salamu ghareben wasayarudu ghareben kamabada.
Islam started as something strange
and it will come back as something strange.
Glad tiding to those who are strange. Messenger
sallallahu alaihi wa sallam has asked, who are
these strangers?
He explained,
They are the ones who are going to
rectify
that which my Ummah has corrupted.
In another narration, humul ladheena yasulahuun
ilaafasid al nas.
When the people become corrupt and they go
astray, they will be upon righteousness.
Even though the hadith of the prophet sallallahu
alaihi wasallam, he said,
Holding on to your religion will be like
holding on to hot coal. Are we living
in our time? Without a shadow of a
doubt.
If it's reached the point where an individual
now shakes,
when he's asked about his sexual orientation,
then wallahi,
ajibbulujab.
This is something that wallahi, we really need
to go back to the drawing board and
start thinking about
what we are doing as Muslims.
Right?
You have non Muslims, brothers and sisters, who
are holding on to their morals and their
values.
But we, as Muslims, we feel embarrassed.
Have you guys heard of an individual called
Jacob Riesemach?
Jacob Riesemach is one of Boris Johnson's right
hand men,
and I took a lot of inspiration from
this video.
I took a lot of inspiration
from this clip
of the good morning show. Is it switched
off or
or did it get switched off?
Maybe censoring Allahu Alam,
YouTube last couple of weeks has been censoring
certain things that I say.
Miss Miller, the update.
It's okay. Should be fine. Yeah. The backslap,
I think it's clipping. That's what he's sliding.
Slap. Just like that. Play.
Jacob Rees Monk brothers and sisters is one
of Boris Johnson's right hand men.
He was invited over onto the good morning
show,
at the time being hosted by the kabeeth
called
Pierce Morgan,
who eventually got sacked from the show.
Well, I don't know whether he left, but
I think he got sacked.
Right?
They were interrogating
this MP, this politician,
saying things like,
you might be the potential
prime minister.
What is your view on same * marriages?
Every single time
he was questioned, brothers and sisters, about this,
you know what his response was? According to
the teachings of the church.
And then then they'd ask him again, what
is your position?
He would respond,
according to the teachings of the church.
And then they would say to him, what
is your view, your view, your opinion?
It's like, it doesn't matter what I say.
According to the teachings of the church.
And this is how he would answer
every single time.
Did they get him canceled? They couldn't.
Was he criminalized? Abadan.
Was he demonized?
Again, they failed.
Not so long ago, brothers and sisters, and
I mentioned this in the 8th Khutbayin Reading.
Was a perfect opportunity to enlighten the Muslims.
I read the article on the BBC
which gave
all of those who either
voted for or against the law of passing,
or should I say the law of
same * marriages?
I believe there is
367
conservative MPs.
More than half
voted against it.
Did you guys know that?
It is visible on the BBC website.
More than half
voted against
same * marriages,
and their names are listed
of who
voted for and against.
However, the law was passed. You know why?
Because you have the Labour Party and all
of the other parties that voted
for it.
Amongst it
was who?
Muslims who sold out part of the Labour
Party.
You will see their names,
right,
written on the article.
So the point of the matter is, my
beloved brothers and sisters,
right,
you have these non Muslims who are holding
on to their morals and their values. But
when it comes to us Muslims,
we
are made to feel that we must
have coalitions
with these minority groups
or that we have to be on the
back foot.
Now I can start my lecture, Insha'Allah.
Hadith Jabri bin Abdullah
Jabrib Abdullah, my beloved brothers and sisters, is
from the, those who narrated the most hadith
from amongst the companions.
He falls 7th
out of all of the companions who narrate
the most hadith.
Number 1 is who? Abu Hurray radiAllahu ta'ala
Anhu.
Jair ibn Abdillah radiAllahu ta'ala Anhu,
he falls 7th
from amongst those who narrated the most hadith
with 1,540
a hadith that he narrated from the prophet
salallahu
alayhi wa sallam.
He says that the messenger salallahu alayhi wasalam
once mentioned, and I'm just quoting the scripture
again.
I'm not here to express my own views
and opinions.
Right? Inna akhwafa,
that which I fear the most.
That which I fear the most. Inna akhwafa.
Ma'akhafu
aala umati.
That which I fear the most for my
Ummah
is
is the immoral sexual practices
of the people of Lot.
Let's turn over
different parts of this hadith. Akwafa, my beloved
brothers and sisters,
is what is in Tawdrill.
When the scale is used of Afala,
right,
if someone now says so and so is
min ahsaninas,
He's from ahsaninnas,
meaning the best of people.
So now when we put, right,
this term here
on the scale of afaal
as ism tavzeel,
it would mean that which I fear the
most for you
is the practice of the people of the
Lord. However, we have other hadith
of when the messenger sallallahu alaihi wasallam he
said, akhwafuma akhafa'alaikum
almunafiq aaleemulisan.
That which I fear the most fear is
a hypocrite who has a very knowledgeable tongue.
In another narration we are told, That which
I feared the most fear is a shirkulazhar.
Akhav maqhava alaykum ashirkulazhar.
Right? So the messenger of Allah 'alayhi was
always asked, what is shirkulazhar?
He said, a riya, showing off.
Right?
And there are other hadith that have similar
wording
which states, that which I fear the most
fear. So what is it exactly that the
Messenger Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam is most fearful about?
The scholars they mentioned,
in this case, is a little bit different.
You know how there are so many narrations
where the Messenger Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam would be
asked what is the most virtuous act?
And then each time he would give different
answers depending on who is around him
and who is asking the question.
Right?
And we can maybe say that this is
circumstantial.
There are these different narrations where the missus
Salam used the wording that which I fear
the most for you is to do this
particular act.
Right? The conclusion is,
from the things that I fear the most
for you is,
and that is extremely faithful for the messenger
sallallahu alaihi wa sallam for who?
Who is the messenger salallahu alaihi wa sallam
so scared for?
He's speaking to his companions, the likes of
Abu Bakr, Umar, Uthman, and Ali, they're all
sitting in front of him. Is it just
for them that he's so fearful and scared
for? Abidun,
he's scared for them and also those who
are going to come after.
If he is saying this to his companions,
brothers and sisters,
Where do me and you stand?
Should we really take this issue lightly?
Amalu Qaumiloot brothers and sisters,
what is the Amal of Qaumiloot?
Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala
tells us in numerous places in the Quran,
it doesn't just
come once in the Quran, or twice, or
thrice.
You see that there are various verses,
ayat in the Quran
that speaks specifically
about the people of Lot.
And I just want to insha Allahu Ta'ala
quickly stand over those verses in Surat Al
Araf, when Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala says, and
I quote, I'm just quoting the scripture again,
right?
When Lord said to His people,
you carry out these sexual
immoral practices.
No one ever preceded you in this,
from the time of Adam and Eve, not
Adam and Steve brothers and sisters.
From the time of Adam and Eve,
no one preceded you in it.
Minalalamin.
What does that teach us brothers and sisters?
Was this something that was considered
natural according to the scripture?
Even think about it for a moment, if
you were to take now a 1000 homosexuals
and transgenders,
and you were to place them on an
island,
what will happen after this generation becomes extinct?
Isn't there a clear answer as
to why we can't actually say that this
is a natural practice again according to the
scripture and according to medical experts and so
on and so forth?
Think about it for a moment.
One of the arguments that they bring is
that I was born like that,
and this is my fitra, and this is
perfectly natural.
Take a 1,000 of them and place them
on an island that they can't ever come
off of.
What will happen after this first generation
the past from this world? Disappear. They will
disappear.
Nam.
They will disappear.
Even when
Nuh
was instructed by Allah
to get on the ship,
what was he told to take with him?
Twins.
Twins of animals, right?
Were they twins of boys and girls, or
boys and boys and girls and girls, what
was it?
There's 2 ways of reading it.
Take the husband and take the wife,
even amongst animals.
Why? Because they're going to multiply, they're going
to mate, and after Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala
destroys everything, right? On the face of this
earth, these animals will continue breeding
and multiplying.
Even amongst animals, brothers and sisters,
mayaqilu hayila?
Those with intellect that are only
Those who have,
or those who actually realize are those people
with intellect.
I don't think it requires rocket science to
understand that. Right?
We're just stating the obvious
according to the scripture.
So Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala, what did he
say?
Right? You want to carry out these practices
with men.
Carrying out these immoral
practices with men.
And you have women in front of you,
you have women at your disposal, but you
choose to leave them.
As Allah mentions in another verse,
You live of that which Allah created for
you.
Right? Indeed you are people who transgress.
Again, I'm just quoting the Quran.
What was the
response?
The response was,
kick them out of the homes,
drive them out of the village.
Inna home unaasoon yatataharon.
Indeed there are people who are pure, masha'Allah.
Right?
And in today's day and age, you won't
get kicked out of your home, but you
will be cancelled. Sahib.
Especially on Twitter.
Amongst all of the different social media platforms
that you have, Twitter is the cancel app,
Where they
Aroft!
Without going into too much detail, and I
think everybody knows what happens on there.
They won't kick you or drive you out
of your homes, but they will what get
you canceled exactly what happened then. Just look
at Idris Aguayo, the PSG midfielder. How was
he dealt with
for just remaining silent?
He didn't say for or against. What happened
brothers and sisters?
The French government came out, you need to
clarify, wamadriyash
just because he chose to be silent. Wallahi.
We really do thank
the UK government for giving us the right
to say whatever we need to say.
That is highly appreciated.
You go to some countries, brothers and sisters,
forget about
freedom of speech. They don't have the right
to freedom of silence.
Just like places,
in Europe, many different places,
France and so on and so forth.
Let's turn over a couple of other hadiths,
and I am going to be making some
bold statements,
However, it is substantiated
with evidences,
right,
from people of knowledge
and also the experts,
the
non
Muslims.
Pertaining to the verses when Allah
spoke about
the angels
going to
Lut alaihi sallam. This is after they left
Ibrahim alaihi sallam. I want to read out
what Ibn Kathir Rahmatullahahi
mentioned.
He says,
Look what Ibn Kathir Rahmatullah mentions.
He's not some scholar who was alive yesterday.
100 of years ago he was alive,
400 years.
Right? He says, the angels came to Lot
in the most beautiful appearance
there can be,
in the form of 2 youths
with handsome faces,
this being a trial
and test from Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala
and within it is a wisdom and far
reaching proof.
What happened after that my beloved brothers and
sisters?
Right?
Right? So they came to him, which really
grieved Lot
and his soul became constrained because of them.
What the people of Lot
wanted to
do wanted
to do to these
2
individuals who were so beautiful
and so handsome.
He feared that unless he hosts them,
someone else from his people will host them
and will exercise the evil upon them.
You can clearly see my beloved brothers and
sisters
that there is a clear correlation between homosexual
practices
and what they call today, and what they
call today as *.
Am I the one who said this? No
I am not, I am just quoting.
And I will give you guys, Insha'Allah,
some
points that were uttered by the non Muslims
themselves.
They were young in age, brothers and sisters,
with how they looked.
Handsome faced
2 youths,
and they wanted to carry out
these homosexual practices with these minors.
And of course * is something that Islam
condemns.
We can also take from these verses that
which relates to *.
And what we need to understand my beloved
brothers and sisters,
and this is factual and conclusive,
The gay rights movement
was only a stepping stone for the greater
objective of legalizing *.
As the gay rights movement has been largely
successful
in its initial goal
of making homosexuality
acceptable and legal,
It is putting all of its efforts
into the original core objective.
What are some of the things that they're
trying to practically do, my brothers and my
sisters? I'm just going to list it and
then I'm going to court.
And this is not for me.
Lowering the age of sexual consent laws.
Lowering the age of sexual consent laws.
They are trying their utmost best to do
so.
To soften stances towards *,
to
have * redefined within
psychiatry,
and to eventually have it removed
from the list of psychiatric
conditions
just as they did with homosexuality
in 1973.
D, to force sexual liberation
on children within schools,
to use literature
and film
to promote pedophilic
themes as a means of
normalizing
*.
If
they would try to shield all of their
activities by using the slogan of
child rights
and human rights.
Isn't this exactly what we're saying, my beloved
brothers and sisters?
Taib,
I transcribed
that which I saw in a video, which
has been
taken down from many different
platforms on the World Wide Web. And I'm
sure most of you guys came across and
I'm nearly finished, inshallah ta'ala. I
keep getting the 5 minute mark like that,
but I started late.
So I am going to go in, insha
Allahu Ta'ala,
and I excuse myself in front of Sheikh
Abu Agha's Muqaddaman.
Taib. In this video my brothers and my
sisters, as you guys are aware,
this BBC host is also a comedian
and he's making a joke, but he's actually
speaking the truth or speaking the reality of
what is happening on the ground.
And everybody in the studio starts bursting into
laughter. You know what this host says? I
was talking to a man the other day.
He was telling me that he decided to
immigrate.
He made a decision to leave this country.
Did you guys come across that video?
But I'll read it out to you guys
because you're probably not going to find it
on the internet
unless you go into my account.
Lawalom if it's still there. So he asked
him, why are you leaving?
He said 300 years ago, if you were
caught being homosexual, and this is in the
UK, you would be hung by the authorities
or drowned.
This is in the UK, brothers and sisters,
and again, I'm just quoting,
relating,
not expressing my own opinions and views.
100 years ago, if you were caught being
homosexual,
you would be hung.
50 years ago, if you were caught being
homosexual,
your sentence would be 20 lashes
and imprisonment for a year.
20 years ago, the sentence would be £200
fine plus 2 years imprisonment.
5 years
ago, the punishment became a small fine.
You'll be pardoned and you would go off
with a small warning.
So then he asked him, why are you
leaving?
Right? He says, I'm leaving before homosexuality
becomes compulsory.
Everyone in the studio bursts into laughter.
Brothers and sisters, the guy in the video
is talking about homosexuality
becoming mandatory,
except that this time,
it is before * becomes mandatory.
Are we going to wait
before it becomes morally acceptable? And I would
love to go into the argument of what
is morally acceptable and what is not. I
spoke a little bit about it yesterday in
Halifax.
As time goes on, you see that which
was morally unacceptable
becoming acceptable.
When you look at weed, when you look
at homosexuality, you look at so many different
things.
Even marriage outside of wedlock. Once upon a
time, it was something I was shunned upon.
As time goes on, the morals begin to
change.
Even until this very day brothers and sisters,
right? Cannibalism
is something that is morally acceptable in many
different societies,
Which basically means to eat someone.
Right?
And there are so many things that maybe
here in the UK, it would be morally
unacceptable, but in other places it is acceptable.
So what do we actually accept
as morally acceptable?
You will have a relationship with a woman,
she will see certain things to be morally
acceptable.
As for you, you see it otherwise.
So where do we draw the line that
leaves us with no option except to? Accept
that there is
an external entity
that governs us with a Sharia
of what we should do and what we
shouldn't.
Otherwise, there will always be chaos amongst the
people,
as you see today.
So brothers and sisters, going back to the
point I was making, this guy in the
video,
right, is talking about homosexuality
becoming mandatory, except that this time, it is
feared that *
will become mandatory.
Are we going to wait before it becomes
morally acceptable
to have a law saying that you have
no authority as a parent to stop your
10 year old daughter from living with her
30 year old boyfriend?
Is that something nice Farfetch now?
Let me read out to you guys, inshallah,
an interview that I transcribed. Again, you will
struggle to find it on the Internet.
There is a non offending * who is
being interviewed. Yes.
He refers to himself as a non offending
*, and again, I'm just quoting. He says,
I am Todd Nickerson,
I am a non offending *,
I am part of one of the most
hated groups of society,
Allahu Akbar.
We are seen as a scapegoat, he says.
I am campaigning
for better treatment for people like me who
are non offending pedophiles.
Just as the homosexuals done in the past,
brothers and sisters.
Then look what he says. Right? Then look
at what he says. Most people when they
see something that they are attracted to, do
they automatically think, I want to jump on
them and have *?
So it's the same with us.
We just happen to be attracted to kids.
This is how we're starting, brothers and sisters.
I have 5 minutes.
I started late. You guys took from my
40 minutes.
And I can see you're giving everybody 50
minutes, so I must have my share.
Afaniya Sheikh.
Give me 5 more minutes, InshaAllah.
Let me give you all some samples
of the type of indoctrination, brothers and sisters,
being imposed
through the educational system,
and which may very well be taking place
in your child's school, considering also the books
promoted by
homosexual
pressure groups.
Have you guys heard of an organization,
a body called GLSEN?
GLSEN, you know what that stands for? The
Gay Lesbian Straight Education Network
is the leading homosexual
pressure group working incessantly
to insert
homosexual
propaganda into public education.
In the UK, we have a similar organization
called Stonewall.
Look them up.
Right?
This organization that I just mentioned my brothers
and my sisters, and I'll give you guys
some samples inshallah, very quickly, and then the
solution right at the end.
G o s e n, you know who
the founder is? A man called Kevin Jennings.
He was appointed by Barack Obama
to be the assistant
deputy secretary
for the office of Safe and Drug Free
Schools
in the US Department of Education between 2,009
and 2,011,
also referred to Stephen Baldwin's
article.
He's a non Muslim,
which he called,
Obama appoints
homosexual
propagandist
to education.
This organization, brothers and sisters, promotes
pro * books, which contain at least half
a dozen stories
involving * between children and adults.
Statements from these books include the following.
When I was 15,
he must have been 29 to 39.
I seduced him. It was a wild night.
We did everything.
Another book has a story about Mina, who
boasts about how he met his 25 year
old boyfriend.
Another book has a story about a 13
year old teenage girl, having sexual relations with
a 25 year old female.
Another book discusses how a man has *
in a public restroom,
with a young boy, who then comments,
The whole world of restroom * has opened
up to me.'
Another organization my beloved brothers and sisters, is
the National Gay Task Force.
A homosexual group in the USA,
receives public funding,
and organizes
an annual pro * march on Washington,
where it always releases a statement of demands.
You know what one of the statements are?
Abolishing age
of sexual consent laws.
And last but not least, brothers and sisters,
and there are so many different organizations that
I wanted to make mention of.
This final one that I want to mention
is Stonewall, and that's what concerns us here
because we live in the UK.
This organization, brothers and sisters, is a pro
* organization founded in the UK in 1989
by an individual called Ian McKellen.
Ben Summerscale
and Angela Mason,
it is the first or its first aim
was to abolish section 28,
a clause
in the Local Government Act which prohibited the
promotion of homosexuality
in schools.
This law, which Stonewall always referred to as
infamous,
was a major impediment
to their *
agenda.
Legalizing *
was always the central aim of Stonewall.
Even though they worked for it in a
Fabian way
by demanding
successive
reductions
of the age of consent.
So the conclusion my beloved brothers and sisters,
what is it that we can do?
After everything that I mentioned my beloved brother
and sister, I think we have established
that you have the right
to teach your children
Islamic values and morals,
embedding within our kids courage,
Islamic morals and values,
and being proud of their identities.
Brothers and sisters, I went to Australia. I
came back the other day. You know what
they said to me?
Every Friday you have
men walking around the city center in bras
and they are proud of it.
They are proud
of whatever they believe.
They are proud of their sentiments.
They are proud of their kufr and their
shirk,
and their homosexuality.
Why is it that we are always on
the back foot?
Why is it that we are always made
to believe that we must have coalitions
in order to survive
in this world?
I gave you guys examples of non Muslims
who are holding on to their morals and
their values.
Why is it that we can't?
Right? We are being bullied into a corner,
Made to feel that we have to. Right?
Let me mention this last point brothers and
sisters, right?
This last point inshallah wahtahala.
It was the
3 step strategy that was used in the
19 eighties by 2
Harvard graduates.
You know what it was called? Desensitize,
jam
and convert.
What does that mean brothers and sisters?
Through desensitization,
by talking about an issue so much that
it just becomes another issue.
What happens when I keep going on about
a particular issue time and time again?
Eventually, you will end up becoming desensitized to
it. Maybe
at the early stages of me saying so,
you began to feel uncomfortable. But the more
you hear it, the more you become desensitized.
Does that make sense brothers and sisters? Just
as kids are becoming so desensitized to filth
and evil, because Laylal and Wanna Haran, Sabahhan
Wama Sa'a, They're on these social media apps
like TikTok, just skimming, scrolling
through these apps.
Looking at all types of filth, which subconsciously
creeps into an individual, and then he eventually
begins to normalize it. And that is exactly
the tactic that they are using, which is
also a marketing strategy.
Through desensitization,
by talking about an issue so much, that
it becomes just another issue,
making people think that this way essentially wins
the battle,
and it is all downhill
from this stage on. That was the first
step. The second step brothers and sisters is
the jamming tactic,
right? Which is to silence any expression
or support of a dissenting opinion. Yeah. And
anything that is opposing to that which they
are propagating and promoting.
Negative images are
attached to opponents to discredit or silence them.
The moment they say anything against,
that which they are pushing, and that's exactly
what is happening. Right?
Anyone who tries to say that which is
opposing to it, he gets canceled straight away.
Fearmongering. They scare the life out of you.
That this will happen and that will happen
if you do this and if you do
that.
How often are people saying this to me?
Right? You say something, you're going to get
canceled.
Number 3, conversion,
which is changing a person's emotion
and will through psychological attack,
using a variety of techniques,
attaching homosexuality
to historical figures such as Alexander the Great,
apparently he was gay,
Leonardo da Vinci, Abraham Lincoln, and all these
other
personalities,
they would try to convince you, Oh, all
of them have done it. It's no problem
if you do it to Zola, if you
believe in that. The greats
of society,
they were upon that. Sun Abbas!
Right?
All of these are claims which cannot be
verified,
is one element of many in the conversion
process.
My brothers and my sisters, one of the
benefits that we can take away from the
man who killed the 100,
right,
is how the people were silent.
When they were silent my beloved brothers and
sisters,
the Haqq became blurred.
Would you guys agree with that?
The Haqq became blurred.
The reason why I'm being vocal about this
particular topic,
I don't want to happen to us what
happened to
Muslims in the USA.
A very well known Islamic figure came out
on Al Jazeera.
He was asked, what is your view on
same * marriages?
You know what
the answer that he gave was?
We agree with it politically, but we disagree
with it morally.
Say again. I'll say again. Wallahi an, Al
Jaziray came out and he said and he's
been interviewed by Mahdi Hasan.
Right? What is your view? He said, we
disagree with it
morally, but we accept it politically.
You have youngsters listening to this brothers and
sisters,
how do you want them to understand that
which is correct and that which isn't?
Americans have told me, you will walk through
a university campus and you will struggle to
find a hijabi
that doesn't have the LGBT badge.
You will struggle to find.
This is what is becoming the norm. The
average Muslim will say to you, brother, don't
say anything.
We are all minor, we need one another!
Is that what
Lut alaihis salatu Sam, if he was salah,
you think he would have said that?
Lot alayhi Salatu Sam would have responded like
that?
You know how we have this 3 step
strategy? We can use it to our advantage.
Where we keep going on about it all
the time,
right? That which is in opposition to it,
quoting the scripture,
And the more we talk about it the
more
our children will become desensitized
to
what is actually wrong.
Proving to them that which is right, and
this is what becomes
their psychology
from a very very young age.
Right? That what they used is the same
tactics that we used, and I know I'm
getting a little bit frantic now because I
keep getting the
the call,
I did rush a little bit at the
end, but alhamdulillah, I feel content that I
said whatever I needed to say.
It's so lovely to see all of these
glowing faces, may Allah Azzawajal honor every single
one of you, and make you from amongst
the Salihin,
And I apologize to Shaykh Abdul Abbas if
I went over
his time a little bit.
A little bit, it was only a little
bit, insha'Allah.
I'm sure the brothers
can facilitate something, inshaAllah.
Barakallahuwikum,
wahsanallahuwalaikum.
And again to the Masjid, I just want
to take a moment now to thank the
administration,
they are always very very good to me
and for allowing me to speak about this
very very important topic.
Assalamu alaykum Allah khairan and every single one
of you is a witness that I didn't
quote
my own views and my
opinions. We just quoted
what is inside of the scripture,
just in case someone's here as an informant,
wanting to report back,
all of you guys are witness.