Daood Butt – Essential Fiqh Class – November 22, 2020

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The speakers emphasize the importance of avoiding bathrooms during the pandemic, respecting women and healthy living in a joint family. They pray together during the wedding season, and caution against going to all-inclusive vacations and doing things that will benefit one. The importance of privacy should be respected, and finding ways to avoid privacy is suggested. The conversation ends with a brief advertisement for a attraction in London.

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			It was salaamu Marlena B Hill Karim. Allah He of la sala to itema tasleem from bisha. Please Audrey
way a Sidley anybody. Look at me lissoni of gobble Kohli, my brothers and my sisters a set Mr. La
come to LA, he will buy a cattle. I hope that everyone is doing well today and shot a lot of Tyler.
It is the 22nd of November 2020. And we are having what I heard on the radio just a few minutes ago,
or maybe about an hour ago, actually,
		
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			to be the first snowstorm of the 2020 winter season. And handle over here we had, I would say
probably about 17 centimeters of snow
		
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			in Milton and other parts of the GTA. So it was a very nice day, it's still snowing outside, still
coming down, it seems like it's slowing down a little bit, but it's still you know, snowing and you
know, be able to get out there and enjoy a little bit of snow later on inshallah Tada.
		
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			So,
		
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			we are going to continue with our topic, and I was talking to shake with a fire just earlier.
Outside, we were saying, you know, typically when we do classes in person, and it's snowing, we
usually call it a snow day, and the class will be canceled, and it gives us a little bit of a break.
So we were talking about how this year because everything is online, we don't get a break, you know,
whether you're going to be teaching from home or teaching from the masjid, whether the mustard is
open or closed, you will continue to teach. And so however, that's usually the way it is anyways, I
usually, I mean, I have days off, but I don't have days off. And it is what it is. So, you know,
		
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			that's interesting, if we were attending in person, the class probably would only have maybe five
people. But if it was a day where there was no snow, we probably would have a lot more. So the fact
that we get to do it online means that we can continue to increase the numbers of attendees, whether
it's a snow day or not, whether the weather is nice or not, as long as we have internet connection
and the electricity is running, we are still able to live stream which is a good thing and it's a
blessing from Allah subhana wa Tada, we have to consider that everything we do is a blessing from
Allah azzawajal. And you know that even the snow falling from the sky, one of the brothers came into
		
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			the mustard before selected a shop.
		
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			And he was like really, really, you know, humbly requesting in a very nice respectful way, if you
could make will do because he knows that the bathrooms are closed. So he was like, Chef, is there
any possibility that I could, you know, use the bathroom to make although, and I was like, well,
there is a way a loss of Hannah data sending some fresh water straight from the sky right now pure
in every sense. And so you can use that water to make over and he was like Katya is freezing cold,
like, it's okay, don't worry, we'll sort it out. So it happens a lot, we took care of that, and he
did not have to make weather with snow outside of the masjid have that allow, look, as Muslims, you
		
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			know, we have to look after one another as human beings as well, it's our responsibility to look
after each other. And a lot of the time we forget that rules sometimes are put in place, but we have
to understand why the rule is put in place and try to work around it as well. No doubt, you know,
it's a it's a precaution that massage would take closing their washrooms or, you know, limiting the
blue area to only a necessity and that's really what we do is if it's an absolute necessity, then we
will, you know, allow someone to,
		
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			to relieve themselves or use use the bathroom for whatever need and it's a human human thing,
everyone will need it. And this is a problem that we've been facing in the last few months with, you
know, not having ease of access to bathrooms in public places. So you might go out somewhere with
your family, maybe to do groceries or you're traveling from point A to point B and one of your
children needs to use a bathroom.
		
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			What do you do? And so we'll have the law we are understanding of that, not only as human beings but
also as Muslims as believers. Someone might be praying their prayer and they break their will What
are they supposed to do?
		
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			So, you know, there has to be access to water there has to be access to purify ourselves and prepare
ourselves for Salah. However, that's not our topic for today. Today we're going to be talking about
something
		
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			and I'm pausing to choose my words correctly. Something a little bit more interesting but also
probably a
		
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			Little more sensitive to some it might be considered a taboo topic. But we're continuing the chapter
on marriage.
		
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			And we are going to look at some of the things that are recommended to be done.
		
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			When a husband comes to his wife, for the very first time, as in the husband and wife see each other
as a married couple, for the very first time, they are now together in one place for the very first
time in their marriage. What is recommended from the dean from the Shetty out from our belief from
the Quran and the Sunnah of Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam to do when the husband and wife
come together for the very first time.
		
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			So it is recommended for the husband to first off be very kind. And that's an obvious thing that
sometimes doesn't happen. And I know if we mentioned it, you know, it's recommended islamically for
the husband to be kind to his wife. People be like, yeah, no dog really, obviously. Of course, he
has to be kind. Yeah, but sometimes you'd be surprised sometimes people are not kind sometimes
they're upset because of something that happened, upset that he had to pay too much in mom or upset
that you know, something was told to him by someone in the family or in her family. And so you know,
a lot of the time you'll find where people will have interesting stories about the very first time
		
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			they came together as a married couple. However, we see
		
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			a smell vintage aid on the logger, and he said, I beautified a shout out the love and have for the
messenger of Allaah some Allahu Allah who are sending them this is when the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam is coming to take or to receive I shall be alone as his wife
		
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			beautified Isha for the messenger of a loss of a long rally, he was sanlam
		
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			a smart benzie that continues to see then I came to him and called him to come and be with her. So
she went to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and told him to come and now you can be with it.
She's ready now to receive you. So he came in sat next to her son, the longer any of us and them she
lowered her head and was sorry, I skipped in line. He came in sat next to her he brought a large cup
of milk. Now milk at the time of the profits on a longer it has elements of luxury, right? You get
it from the animals, and it's something that you drink it, you know, builds your immune system, no
doubt, but it is a sweet drink, right? It's a sweet drink for us nowadays. You open up your fridge
		
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			you have Coke and Pepsi and sprite and Fanta, and
		
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			let's see and kefir and I don't know what else you have in there. Perrier, water and you know you
have juice and mango juice and mango nectar and then you have like strawberries and all these
beautiful fruits and different things in there that you can do. But somehow the profits are longer
it was some of them What did they have? They had water, right? So then dates and water and milk,
right that you get from the animals. So the prophet SAW along it was something brings to shove the
lover and her some milk and he sits down next to her with this large cup of milk. And she continues
to say he drank some and then great gave it to her to drink. He drank some and then gave it to her
		
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			to drink.
		
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			I'm going to pause here and ask all of you a question. Some less I'm going to say rule of law so
lots of radical no the prophets that alone rally to something didn't bring robes, but I'm pretty
sure someone you know nowadays in their marriage would be like serving the world.
		
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			But no, here's a question I want you to write it down in the chat. Okay, I want you to write this
down in the chat. So the prophets no longer any of a sudden brings milk sits down next to shut up
the Lamar now with this big cup of milk but he drinks some first instead of giving her some Why do
you think the profits are longer it was on him did that why do you think the profits are longer it
was something did not give her to drink first. And he ended up drinking that milk first. Write it
down in the chat or the comment section let's see what you have to say in shot love to either What
do you think is the reason why when the prophet SAW longer and he was sending them came to sit next
		
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			to each other the lover and have for the very first time and he brought milk in a big cup or in a
large cup? Why do you think that he drank from the milk first and did not give to her to drink
first. Let's see what your responses are.
		
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			Now shouldn't take you guys that long to type it in and to show his love for her. So he drank first
to show his love for her.
		
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			Okay, he's making sure it is sweet, or making sure that it tastes good. All right. He wanted to
share his
		
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			Love
		
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			so for a friend and winter love, why do you say that he's showing his love or sharing his love with
her by drinking first. Abdullah Zahid says to emphasize Alan nice, logical comun. Okay. He wanted to
show that he promises that every time he feeds himself, he will feed her. I shot lots of articles.
Ah, all right.
		
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			Share a life with her so he's sharing his stuff with her. This is mine when I'm sharing it with you.
Okay. I made I says to check the quality and the taste of the milk. Okay.
		
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			So, many of you had, you know, good responses there and hamdulillah So, the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam
		
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			drink some of this milk, because generally, and other Hasib says to make sure it is not
contaminated, generally, who is responsible for the household islamically it is the husband who's
responsible, right. And we also see in another Hadeeth, how the how the comes with milk. Late at
night, he finds his parents are already asleep. And his children are thirsty and they want to drink,
but he doesn't give to his children. And he waits until his parents wake up. And then he gives them
the milk to drink. Then he drinks from the milk. And then he gives to his children to drink. This is
showing the status of who's responsible in the household. It's not belittling anybody. But it's
		
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			showing that this is mine. And I'm sharing it with you. It's also showing that I am responsible for
you. And I will also share with you what I have of mine. Right I will provide for you from what I
have. So the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam has it and he provides for her. Also, we see that
between the lover and the prophets on a long rally, he was selam. If she ever drank from the cup,
for example, he saw a lot of it, who was someone would take it and turn it in front of her and make
her know
		
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			that he's drinking
		
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			from the same spot that she drank from, which is the romance that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam showed between him and his wife, right.
		
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			So it is a way of sharing. It's also a way of indicating, you know that I will provide for you what
I have, and also showing the fact that he is in charge. And because he's in charge, that doesn't
mean that he will not share that doesn't mean he will withhold from her rights. That means that he's
in charge, but he will share and give to her What is her right, okay, in that marriage. So
		
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			that's something interesting that I thought we should learn together. But we'll continue. Okay,
we'll continue.
		
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			So she says, He brought a large cup of milk, he drank some and then gave it to her. She lowered her
head and was shy. She was shy. So a smart babila. And her then said, I encouraged her and said, Take
it from the hand of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, it's her husband, right? So she says,
Take it from the hand of the prophets, and along with it, the sun and this is your husband.
		
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			She then took it and drank some of some of it. So she took the milk from the hands of a prophet
sallallahu alayhi wasallam and also drank the milk. So she was shy to take something from him.
Right? She was shy, she was, you know, didn't want to just be all out there, even though they knew
that she knew the profit so long. It was on them what she had, you know, seen him for quite some
time many years. She was well acquainted with who Mohammed saw along and he was selling them was,
remember, he shot of the lager and has the daughter of Abu Bakar of the lover and the close friend
of the prophets on a lavallee he was selling them right. So there was history already there.
		
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			And she knew very well who the prophets are longer it was animals but she was shy, this is now her
husband, right and she took from the hands of the Prophet sallallahu Sallam and drank.
		
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			So he's showing his kindness to his wife some longer and he was,
		
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			he should put his hand so a husband now, when he comes to his wife, he should put his hand on her
forehead, and mention the name of a law and pray for blessings. And he should make a supplication
or, you know, a state. What was mentioned by the prophet sallallahu wasallam. If one of you marries
a woman, right if one if you get married
		
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			He should take her forehead right? And mention a last name Bismillah. Okay, say Bismillah and pray
for blessings by saying in English.
		
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			And I forgot what this is, honestly, I don't remember it. I've been married for too long, and I
don't need it anymore. But
		
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			just saying you guys should memorize it, for those of you that aren't.
		
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			This is a light hearted joke. But you know, put his hand on her forehead and say Bismillah
		
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			and then say, Oh Allah, I asked you for her good, and the good of what you have dispositioned her
towards, and I seek refuge from her evil and the evil you have dispositioned
		
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			her towards. So a door that is mentioned by the prophets on a lager IV, he was an alum, asking for
the good that would come from the blessings of these two people now coming together, and protection
from the evil. And remember, it's not saying that someone is evil, a lot of people misunderstand
this, right?
		
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			It's not that, you know, a wife is evil, and she has evil in her and stuff like that, no.
		
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			When two people come together, there are differences. And there are subtle things that happen
between them, that shade on feeds off of as in shade on the loves to continue to poke these things
in between husband and wife and to make, you know, small issues seem like such a big, big, huge
problem. And we need to be very careful of that. Okay. So, you know, that's, that's also from the
Sunnah, and recommended, you know, redeem that this be done, okay. And I remember when we were in
Malaysia, it's part of the culture there too. To do this, anyone who gets married usually will do
this, right. And you'll see the wife seated down, she's like, in the Tasha hood position, right
		
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			sitting down, like, we would sit in Salah, and the husband will come, you know, standing in front of
her and put his hand on her head and say Bismillah, or say to Dora, and they will make do out
together, right, you see this, sometimes they do it the culture there in Malaysia is that they would
do it after the * has done, he'll go to his spouse, and he'll do this in front of others. So
people can witness that the two of them are coming together. But also it encourages her to not be on
her own, and know that she's got some support from everyone, the family and the people that are
around. So there are cultures that will, you know, even have this sort of part of the summit done in
		
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			front of others as well.
		
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			We just have to remember that we maintain our high up and we are not going to do or look at or say
or touch or deal with people that are not Muharram for us in a way that is not permissible. Okay.
		
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			It is also recommended.
		
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			And I'm just going to state this now that we are going to get into some stuff that has to do with
intimacy with husband and wife,
		
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			you know, being alone in the room in the bedroom. And we're going to talk about things very openly.
And I'm going to actually keep tonight's class a little bit short in terms of what I'm teaching, so
that you can ask more questions, because usually once we talk up and touch upon that topic, you
know, questions do arise. So I'm just disclaimer putting that disclaimer out there right now that,
you know, we will get into talking about,
		
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			you know, * and just, you know, if your children are around and you don't want them to hear that
word, then probably a good time to maybe put them to bed now. Okay. So it is also recommended that
they pray to Dhaka together
		
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			as this has been narrated from some of the early scholars, and we see that there are reports of this
in the Sunnah. And amongst the Sahaba, about the lower income, okay, that they pray to add together
that the husband leads the wife in prayer. And that's not something that should only be done on the
wedding night. And I say this to brothers. You know, when was the last time that you and your spouse
prayed together? Right, and they're like, we never prayed together. Why not? Like oh, you know, I
just go to my room and pray and she goes to her room and prays, no, you should get the family
together or you know, husband and wife sometimes should pray together especially during the month of
		
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			Ramadan. It's nice to see people you know, leading their spouse in Salah, and I said I'll move on
because it's usually the time of the year the month that we pray extra Noah fill extra prayers, but
generally we should try to do this more often as well. Okay.
		
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			Now, again,
		
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			disclaimer, I said, you know, your children are around, probably best to have them in bed away from
you right now and shot a lot of times, okay?
		
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			I'll take a water break so that you can walk away from your children.
		
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			Oh, and when I say children, I mean like 12. And under, and I think that anyone who's maybe, you
know, 1415 years old, if your children are 15, and up 15 and up, they probably should hear this,
right, they need to know this stuff. So don't consider your 25 year old child to be your child, a
little child know, if they're 2530 years old, 15 years old and up, I think they should stick around
and listen to this because they've been exposed to things at school that are far worse than we're
not going to talk about anything bad. We're talking about, about, okay, we're talking about worship,
you know, * in Islam, as long as it's done Hillel in marriage, it's considered very bad,
		
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			in fact, considered sadaqa. Okay. And we'll see that. So, the next part of what we're taking is, you
know, things that are encouraged, and it is not encouraged to, for it's not something that should be
forced upon anyone to have, you know, * on the first night of your marriage, it is
something that is helpful for the couple, this is why we mentioned it, but if the couple doesn't
feel comfortable, you know, being intimate together in the first night having * on the first
night, then that's fine. First week, first month, first year, maybe I don't know, everyone's
different, okay, everyone is different, every couple is different. And we leave that up to you. And
		
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			of course, we try to make sure that we do not withhold something from each other, because a huge
part of marriage is to be together sexually. Okay?
		
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			It becomes *, marriage is what makes it Hello for the husband and wife. So we should make sure
that we're not going to get married with the intention of not having * together for a year or two.
And I know sometimes I get couples coming in, or I get parents coming in talking to me with their
children, or, you know, their children either present or not present. And they're like, we don't
want them to be intimate with each other for the first three years, or the first four years of their
marriage, because they're going to university and I'm like, then why are you getting married? You
know, they're held on for each other once IndyCar has done, why are you withholding this from them?
		
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			Like, why are you forcing them not to have * with each other? It's something that's permissible.
And in fact, it's, it's like they're when a teenager is like, want to get married, it's like their
driving force most of the time. 90% of the time, I'll say generously. You know, that's, that's what
they want. That's what they want. Right? So
		
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			when having * with
		
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			the spouse, so when when a husband who just got married to his wife, or who's new, you know,
newlyweds, I wouldn't say just got married but newlyweds when having * with with the
spouse, the husband should say in the name of a law or law word off shape on from us and ward off
from shape on what you grant us.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Making dua to Allah, Allahu Allah, Jen Nibbana shavon we're Gemini Vshape on another's octina
		
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			and about this supplication the prophets on a longer I think he was sending them said, then if Allah
decrees that you should have a child shavon will never harm him. or her. Okay, shaytani will never
harm that child. And this is not a door that said only on the first night of marriage, this is a
duality that should be said before every couple is, is going to have *. Okay, so before every
couple is intimate with each other, they should say this to a lot of magenta Nibbana shavon where
jen noobish habaneras octina Okay, it's adorable, you should say because if you get pregnant, right,
if the wife gets pregnant from that, then you want to make sure that first of all, you you know,
		
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			your pregnancy is blessed from before it was even,
		
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			you know, before before the child was even conceived.
		
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			And you also want to make sure that your actions together as husband and wife shaitan is far from
it. So you're saying a lot ward off shapen from us before you are actually even sexually intimate
with one another. And that's important because sometimes people get carried away. Right sometimes
people get carried away and may do things that are haram and not permissible islamically and we'll
talk about that as we move on. Now. In short, a lot of Tyler
		
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			also, you know, people may say things that
		
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			are held on people will, you know sometimes are in a in a mind frame because of the pleasure, right?
Because of the pleasure, they might say things that are wrong. For example, say a statement of
Schick right say something that is wrong. You know, someone might be in such a level of pleasure
that they say something to their spouse, that is only befitting for a loss of Hannah what's had,
okay, and yes, it's also a way of reminding the couple of Allah subhanho wa Taala. Okay, and that
what you are doing together is something that is
		
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			from the deen permissible according to a loss of Hannah boy data because a couple is married, and
also a sadaqa. So it's an act of very bad it's an act of worship, to be together, you know,
intimately between husband and wife in a way that is permitted within our Shetty. Okay.
		
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			Keep your questions in shallow for when we're done in a few minutes.
		
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			So, a husband may approach his wife or as in you know, the couple can be together for the purpose of
sexual * in any position that they wish. So either from the front or you know, from behind
her, the husband can be behind her. She can be on her back, she can be on her knees, you know, all
these different positions are permissible, permissible in Islam. Allah subhana wa tada says, Nisa
will come hatherleigh come to health accom and shit. Okay, your wives are a tilth for you. So go to
your tilth, when or how you will and we'll explain why this verse was revealed. Okay. So this first
basically means that, you know, having sexual * with a spouse in any position is
		
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			permissible. islamically Now, when we talk about positions, you might wonder to yourself why we even
talking about positions of *, when you know it's something private? Well, astatically we need to
know what is permissible, what's not permissible is the rights to everything, even things that are
private, so no one's going to be talking about their actual, you know, and I'm putting this out
there for anyone who's asking a question as well, please, if you're going to be asking a question
that you ask it, you know, in a way that doesn't reveal anything of you or your spouse. And if it's
something specific, you know, then ask it in a third person, for example, right? Say, uh, you know,
		
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			a friend of mine was wondering if to write it just makes it easier. And it's, it's better on the
hearts so that the person the people that are reading it, don't read anything into it. Okay.
		
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			But we'll take questions in a bit. Okay. Just think of your questions as we go along. And
chulmleigh. So, Jeb, if the mind says the Jewish would say that if a man came to his wife from
behind, but through her *, right, the child would be cross eyed. So when we say from behind,
and when we mentioned from behind, we are not talking about * *. Okay, we are not talking about
*. We're talking about husband and wife.
		
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			You know, having * in
		
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			Yeah, you know, so jabber the alarm and said the Jewish would say that if the men came to his wife
from behind, but through the *, the child wouldn't be cross eyed. This is what the Jewish used
to say.
		
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			And the Muslims, right? They used to know this, that the Jewish would say that. So Allah subhana wa
tada then revealed the verse, your wives are till for you. So go into that into your tilth when and
how you please Okay, even I busted on the longer angle now. He said the district of the unsolved
where idol worshippers and lived with the district of the Jews.
		
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			Okay, so the area of where the unsolved were living was close to the Jewish
		
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			and there were some machete kuin that were there as well. So they were idol worshipers as well in
the area. And he continues even our best on the lower end of the mat, he says.
		
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			So the district of the unsought were idol worshippers and lived with the district of the Jewish who
were People of the Book. Okay, the Jewish people of the book, The unsolved use to consider them as
having
		
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			superior knowledge. So the inside of us to consider the Jewish of Medina like traditional time
Medina we're talking about prior to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam making the hedgerow,
okay, this is before the hedgerow. So the ensalada used to consider them as having superior
knowledge, because they were People of the Book.
		
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			Therefore, they would imitate them in many of their acts, many of the things that the Jewish would
do the unsought would imitate them, they would take from them, they would do it as well.
		
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			It was the practice of the People of the Book, that they would not approach their wives except from
the side. So she would be laying on her side. Okay, laying on her side.
		
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			In this way, the woman is most concealed. So this is what I mean ambassador, the lover and who knows
saying, He says that the people of the book would not approach their wives except from the side
while she's laying on her side. In this way the woman is most concealed her body is is concealed.
And, and, you know, that was a practice that they had. Thus, those unsolved took this practice from
them. The unsolved that lived close by they also used to do this, the equation on the other hand,
the glacier, who the people from mcca, write, the equation the other hand, would put the woman on
their backs and approach their wives in any fashion. from in front, behind as in maybe backwards,
		
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			right or on their backs. Okay. When the mohajir one came to Medina, so now the Muslims are migrating
from Mecca to Medina. When the Mahajan Jordan came to Medina, one of them married a woman from the
unsought and he began to approach her in one of the other fashions, and she objected to it.
Remember, she, she is from the people of Medina. So they're used to learning from the Jewish and the
Jewish said that the woman is supposed to be laying on her side. Okay? But
		
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			the mohajir on learned from the quotation, the Quraysh were like you can do whatever you want,
right? Any position is fine. So when he came in, he got married to one of the unsolved the woman
from the inside was like, What are you doing? Don't touch me in that way. Right? I will just, you
know, conceal myself. And, you know, that's how we're going to do this. And so she became offended,
right, or she objected to it. And she said, we only have * on the side. Do that, or stay
away from me?
		
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			And do that or stay away from me.
		
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			Now this incident, had reached the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam as in knowledge of this
incident came to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. So even our best sort of the love and
humor he says the event reached the messenger of a loss of love, and he was so loved and revealed.
What did a lot of data revealed. Lisa oakum had to look on third to a half a second and Nashik to I
must handle it Allah revealed your wives articles for you. So go into your tilth when and how you
please. Okay, as in
		
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			continue in Sharla. And so he continues and he says of the other one that is from in front, behind
or on one's back as long as it is in the place of impregnation or impact impregnating. Okay, as in
the *, as long as it's there, then that is permissible. Okay. in any position you wish. Okay.
		
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			* is however, prohibited the prophets on a longer it usnm said Whoever has * with a
menstruating woman, or commit * with a woman has committed an act of crowfoot or ignorance in
what has been revealed to Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam so it is a sin and highly disliked in
Islam. Okay, it is a sin and highly disliked. That does not mean that it takes someone out of Islam,
but what it means is that, you know, that person is committing a sin and a loss of haddaway data, of
course, considers that to be sinful.
		
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			The couple should intend by their marriage.
		
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			Sorry, the intimate relations with one another. within Islam, a husband and wife their intimate
relations between each other are recorded as an act of charity for them is considered Southern,
right an act of charity. How do we know this on the authority of Buddha or the lager and some of the
companions of the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
		
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			said to the prophets on a lager and he was held
		
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			messenger of Allah, the affluent have made off with their rewards.
		
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			They pray, like we pray fast, like we fast, and they also give in charity from their extra wealth.
So, some of these companions that are, the longer I knew they weren't as wealthy as some of the
others, and they were complaining to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, that some of the
wealthy companions, you know, they get extra rewards, because they pray, like we pray. So they get
those rewards. And they fast like we fast. So we get those rewards and they get those rewards, but
they give extra in charity from their extra wealth and we don't have the ability to do that. So he
said some are longer and he was on the profits in the long run even someone replies and he says,
		
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			hasn't alum made things for you to do in charity. Right as in like, arc, there are also things for
you, that are considered a charity. And he continues to say, so long as he was selling them very
early, every scene of somehow Allah is a charitable act and saying, Allahu Akbar is a charitable
act, and seeing some Hello, sorry, saying Alhamdulillah is a charitable act. And everything of law
in Milan is a charitable act. Ordering good is a charitable act. forbidding evil is a charitable
act, and you having sexual * is a charitable act as in with your spouse.
		
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			They then said to the Prophet, sallAllahu, Alayhi, wasallam, or messenger of Allah, when one of us
fulfills his desires,
		
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			he will have a reward for that, you know, they're confused and a little bit shocked, like,
		
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			are you serious, like we're getting rewarded for being sexually intimate with our spouse?
		
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			So they said, well, messenger of Allah when one of us fulfills his desires,
		
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			he will have a reward for that. He said some longer and he was sanlam. Tell me
		
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			if he were to fulfill
		
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			if he were to fulfill it unlawfully?
		
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			Would he bear that sin?
		
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			Similarly, if he fulfills it lawfully, he will have a reward. Look at what Allah subhana wa, tada,
you know,
		
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			does for the person or the people who are intimate with each other in a halal way, right. They're
married and they're, you know, staying within the boundaries of Islam in what's permissible. The
prophets on a lot of it with some of them says, when one of us fulfills his desires, he will have a
reward for that. And he's asked by the Sahaba, is there really a reward for us fulfilling our
desires? The prophets, a lot of it, he will send them says, tell me, if you were to fulfill it
unlawfully? If that person was to go and do something, how long with someone who's how long for him?
		
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			Okay, would he bear that sin? Yeah, obviously, right? He did something that was how long she did
something that was how long that sin is upon them. Similarly, if he fulfills it lawfully, he will
have a reward for that. Allahu Akbar. It's amazing, isn't it? hamdulillah. That brings us to the end
of what we're going to cover for today in sha Allah. Next week, we'll start with the obligation of
the walima. Okay, that will either shut down or stop with that will suffice with this for today.
We'll open it up for some questions. I know some of you probably have some questions. Some of you
might feel shy to ask your questions.
		
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			Try not to be tried to ask your question in a way that you know, if you feel shy asking it about
yourself, ask it about someone else. Okay. Ask it about someone else, as in don't say, Oh, you know,
sister sons or brothers. Just ask it in third person, right? Just be like, a friend of mine was
curious, or a friend of mine was wondering or you know, something like that. Because even if someone
else wasn't wondering, you know, you could just ask the question straight up, and no one is going to
judge you. charlotta
		
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			All right. No one has any questions. Great. makes my day easy. Now, I'll let you finish typing. I'm
pretty sure someone's typing in they're trying to figure out how am I going to type this?
		
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			Any questions?
		
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			Okay, someone's asking why likoma set up. Is it allowed to use contraception? Yes.
		
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			It is.
		
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			permissible to use contraception on the condition that it does not harm or distort either of the two
people. So it does not harm the natural makeup of that person's body. Okay, so tying tubes is not
permissible a scientifically but using a condom is permissible, okay.
		
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			Is there any requirement or time limit on a couple as to when they decide to have * after
marriage, there's no specific time limit, there are things that we find in the Sunnah.
		
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			About Sahaba, some of them consummated their marriages immediately, others didn't remember, they
were in the desert, it's hot. And you know, the heat of the desert does something to human beings.
But some have a lot. It's, it's something that we should respect. Okay, we should respect both
parties.
		
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			If one person, the husband or the wife doesn't feel comfortable, you know, for some time, then we
should try and respect that and also try to gain the respect and trust of each other.
		
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			Someone asked question, but I think because you had written in Arabic, your question didn't come
out.
		
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			Together, it's kind of split. So, boy to help him to reach his family, sir. Is it permissible for a
girl to communicate with? Is it permissible for a girl to communicate with the boy to help him to
reach his family?
		
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			I don't really understand your question. I don't really understand your question.
		
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			Is there more reward of doing this on the Thursday night?
		
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			I don't know.
		
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			I don't know. Is it because Thursday night is Friday, technically, Is that why you're asking this
question?
		
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			Again, there's another question here regarding the door, read before engaging in *? Is it
up only to be read by the husband? Or can the wife also read it, the wife can read it as well, both
of them can read it, okay. But if one of them reads it, remember, you're saying a lot of them a Gen
nibin S shape on one Gen maybe shape on an auto sector. And so you're making that door out before
having *, asking of us Penwith data for protection for both of you. So if one person reads
it, it's technically sufficient, but it's good for both of you to remember to read it, or to say
this Dora seeking protection from shavon before being sexually intimate with your spouse.
		
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			I saw something here.
		
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			Is it permissible for the girl to communicate with the boy to help him to reach her while he as he
directly cannot approach her?
		
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			Is it permissible to communicate with the boy
		
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			to help him to reach her wanting to see directly cannot approach her? Okay? So for example, I'm not
really sure exactly what you're asking.
		
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			But if if, for example, what you're asking is, you know, he doesn't know
		
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			her father's phone number for example. Can she give her father's phone number to him? Yes, that's
what she should do. So for example, if a brother walks up to a sister and they're not married, and
he says, you know, Mashallah girl you fly or something like that, you know, we're always thinking
like, Oh my God, you're so lame.
		
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			But I you know, a brother walks up to his sister and complements her and says something nice to her.
And you know, if she's happy with him, and you know, interested in him or whatever it is, right? And
hopefully, she doesn't just start handing out her number that easily. She should be handing out her
father's number and these brothers who are calling they should be calling me like, yo, somebody
comes, oh, who's this? And it's like, oh, yeah, it's the Father. Right? So put, put the brother in
touch with the money. Okay, put the brother in touch with the money and take it from there.
inshallah.
		
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			Is there a time in the day and the night that are better for having *? Is it recommended from the
seminar? So there are times that are mentioned for family to respect the privacy of the couples that
live in the house, and those times are
		
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			in the morning, early morning, right like when you wake up also, in the afternoon when a person
might take a Lula so after the afternoon nap, and after salata, Leticia, because that's the time
when people go to bed. So generally the time that people are, you know,
		
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			either going to sleep, waking up and taking a nap in the middle of the day. Those are the times
where privacy is important. And family members should know that this is private time. And in the
case that the two of them are, you know, being intimate with one another, or with each other, then
call us. We're not going to interrupt them during this time. Okay.
		
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			Let me just scroll down here, because I've noticed quite a few questions came in.
		
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			So my friend is in a home relationship, and I've told her how it's not right what she is doing, even
if it's minor Zinner, but she can't let the parents know. Even same with the boy, he doesn't want
to. So then they should not be together, okay? If they can't, if they can't tell someone about it,
they can't tell them why they can't, you know, be open about it, then they shouldn't be with each
other. It's just going to lead to something that's worse. And worse and worse. And this is why the
steps to hold on are easy. Okay, the steps to hunt are easy. And so they should be very careful. And
you should encourage them to either stop what they're doing, or to make a decision to you know, go
		
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			to the parents and discuss it and get married. Okay.
		
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			Okay, get parents involved, even though it's not my business, but I should be worried for her Dean.
Okay, so if you're asking if you should get involved, I don't know the situation specifically. I
don't know how close you are to her. I don't know your ages. I don't know how old you are. I don't
know your situations if you're going to school if you're you know, you know if you're related to
them or not. So remember, you don't want to also rat someone out remember people are doing things
knowing that Allah subhana wa tada is watching. Okay, and we should remind them a loves watching
you. It tequila fear Allah subhanho wa Taala. Right fear of law. And remember, you can use that
		
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			Hadith of the Prophet so long or any of a sudden them sent back to a new lender when the Lord will
feed Linda young allows Linda 11 seven categories of people that will be shaded on the Day of
Judgment, there's no shade except his shade. And one of the categories are about June down to one
into two months ago, Jamal enfocado Nia, half a white man who was invited by a woman of high status
and beauty, right to be with each other in a way that is how long and not permissible. And it can be
both ways. Right? It could be a woman who's being you know, encouraged by someone of high status,
she's, you know, she's basically in that position where she feels like, Hey, you know what this is
		
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			it, let's let's go ahead. And for the sake of a lot of, say, a half a lot, if you're a loss of
halloweentown, and they walk away, they keep that to themselves, and that is between them and Allah
subhanho wa Taala they are from the people that are under the shade. So we consider people that are
doing hot on a cell phone while you're doing how Allah Subhana Allah wants them to come out of their
situation, and earn their gender, earn the shade of Allah subhanho wa Taala through what they're
doing, right.
		
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			And so you should highly encourage her to reconsider what she's doing. And you should, you know, use
strategy, use strategy to try and save and protect them from something
		
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			I know of so many cases of sisters who become pregnant, you know, so many so many so many cases of
sisters who become pregnant and then they're confused. They don't know what to do, they start
questioning the permissibility of abortion, they start, you know, leaving their family they go away
for some time, there's, you know, there's so many different things that that come up, you know, we
need to make sure that we are doing what's right and there's an Amana on our shoulders as well. So I
don't know your situation, and your your relationship with the person, but you're really going to
need to think this through and try and do what's best. inshallah, Tada.
		
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			Let me scroll up and see.
		
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			Okay, in what circumstance can a wife reject the husband for *, if any?
		
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			So I would say instead of answering that question, you know, directly I would say that we should be
understandable with each other's situations. each other's feelings, each other's emotions.
understand each other's day. How was your day? What did you go through? What did you experience? Are
you even in the mood? You know, I don't understand a husband who just wants to, it's my right. You
know, just like it's my right. And then like, okay, it's your right but you actually get pleasure
when your wife
		
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			is not pleased when your wife is not happy. And your wife is upset with you or when your wife is
having a bad day or she's not feeling good or has a headache or something like
		
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			where's the heart? Where's the heart? Right? We have to be understanding of each other. And
sometimes when we put aside what we want and what we desire for the sake of pleasing Allah Subhana
Allah, and looking after our Muslim Brothers sister, remember, our spouse is still our Muslim
sister. Okay, a lot of people forget that. Our spouse is our Muslim sister, and a person who
divorced their spouse, she is still your Muslim sister. Okay. And she has rights that need to be
respected. And so sometimes people cross that line and say, I don't care if she's my ex wife. And
she know she's your Muslim sister. Remember the final sermon of the prophets and along with it with
		
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			someone you have no right. to dishonor her, you have to honor your Muslim brother or sister. Even
though it's your ex spouse, you honor them. Allah subhana wa tada encourages us to part weighs in
goodness, if that's what it comes to. So we have to remember that the feelings and emotions and the
day and the troubles and the challenges that people go through, you know, you might be having a hard
day one day and she's like, come on, come on, and you're like, leave me alone. Yeah. Okay, she
understands. So, if you respect others, others will respect you. In return, we ask Allah subhana wa
to add it to make it easy. Remember that it's not permissible, as we saw it is not permissible for
		
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			a married couple to have * when she is on her period. Okay, and I hate to say this, but we do see
that this happens in the Muslim community as well.
		
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			I've had, you know, couples come in and tell me that, you know, we think we can made a mistake or,
you know, brother says, I had, you know, * with my wife, and she had her period, as a login to put
me in jahannam, or, you know, people will come in and say, Hey,
		
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			you know, I can't, I can't deal with it a brother say, I can't, I can't wait six days or seven days,
or, you know, there was a case as well, that I dealt with a few years ago of a sister whose period
lasted long, you know, she has a prolonged period, not just five or six or seven days, and it's
prolonged in every month and the brothers like, you know, for half a month, every month, you know,
it's like, two weeks on in two weeks off, and like, you know, the brothers like,
		
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			just can't, can't resist for two weeks. And and, you know, that's something that's hung on. Okay. So
we have to be very careful of that. And I warned you before that we're going to be talking about
things so don't complain to me, okay. It's them. Is it recommended to live in a joint family or in a
separate house from the parents and husband's family?
		
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			In Islam, it is encouraged for each spouse to have their own home, to have their own space.
		
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			Okay, and I say this all the time, but I'm saying it
		
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			with the understanding that there are many people out there who have financial difficulties and
they're not able to afford their own place. Okay, they're not able to afford their own place.
		
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			Or they're not able to
		
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			leave their parents because they're elderly and they need they need help. They need to be looked
after. This is where we need to look at what are the parents rights, what is the spouse's rights,
the wife's rights. And I always encourage that when someone is getting married, they put their wife
		
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			they provide it, I should say for their wife, a place that is healthy for them to live in, right a
place where either she has own home or she has her own apartment, or she has her own basement or
whatever it is, you should make it clear Look, this is what I'm able to provide for you. And a
spouse needs to understand as well wife needs to understand maybe the brother loses his job. What am
I going to live, if we have to downsize if we have to live in a basement if we have to, you know cut
certain luxuries our life
		
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			is not encouraged systemically to live in a joint. That's a cultural, cultural, the prophets no
longer had a home for each one of his spouses.
		
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			And the prophets in a long time also had a home for himself
		
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			behind the house of a shadow of the love, and that was his private space, his space. Now, you know,
people will say, but we can't afford that these days. I know, I understand that fully. We can't
afford it, you need to make decisions, either you're going to provide the space for her, or she's
going to agree and she agrees to certain things. And sisters, if you agree, I've warned you before.
And I'm warning you again, if you agree to it, you agree to it, living with you know, your your
spouse's parents, either put a time limit on it or sit to have the rules laid out clearly, you know,
divide space, have your own space, their own space, but again, it's very problematic, okay, my wife
		
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			will will know, right? My wife lived with my parents for seven, eight years, okay. for eight years.
		
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			I was a student and I wasn't even there. And she was living with my parents. And so, you know, you
have to have boundaries. But also now, you know, you just imagine you're living in your house,
you're married to your wife, your wife can wear whatever she wants coming out of her room, if she
has her own heart and place. If your parents are living there, she can't leave the room unless she's
completely covered wearing Hijab and stuff like that people say, Why hijab? Well,
		
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			you know, what, if your other siblings are living there, how I'm standing out like, it's hard, it's
very hard part, be hard for for a spouse to do that so many years or months on it. So try to provide
space for your wife, it is not encouraged systemic Lee to live in a joint household is a cultural
thing. And is a cultural thing that works in some countries because of the design style of those
houses. But it does not work in Canada, because our homes are one home and each person has one room.
And that room doesn't have a kitchen, that room doesn't have a bathroom. And it has a bathroom
great, but still doesn't have a kitchen, it doesn't have a chill spot doesn't have an office for
		
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			them to work place for them to raise their children, it doesn't have that space, as in other
countries will have a home. And they'll be like a home here and a home here and joined by the
courtyard in the middle, but you still have your space. So please do consider doing the math on this
one for you get back, okay.
		
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			As my friend is drifting away from prayer, and hijab, she's talking to me for help. Is there
anything that's a must bring up when giving her advice, she's drifted away from prayer in a job.
		
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			You know, you need to surround her first of all with people that are going to be a good help and
benefit to her. You also need to help her to increase her demand. So teacher things encourage her to
do things that will increase her email to look at people less than her. And to also, you know,
encourage her to listen to lectures of people that will you know, build her self esteem and allow
her to build self confidence. So she understands who she is. And she takes pride in her job and she
takes pride in her behavior outside of the home. And she takes pride in her prayer and she is happy
and pleased with Allah subhana wa Tada. And, you know, it's going to be a long constant struggle,
		
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			but it's worth it. And if a couple does that, is it allowed? Then what is the kuffaar?
		
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			A couple days? What?
		
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			Couple days what you just said, if a couple does that, and sorry, you typed it while I was speaking
and the chat doesn't move, so I didn't get to see that. I see another question here.
		
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			Sorry, I'm just going to scroll here for a bit
		
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			in the situation where the wife does not feel ready to have *, but the husband does it is it a sin
for her to delay it?
		
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			So she should communicate and if he's understanding 100 in law, but also remember if he needs it?
		
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			And if she needs it, okay, a lot of the time this is spoken about in the sense that the men needs it
more than the woman there are women out there that I know and I've had cases of sisters who come in
with their husband and in front of their husband will say I need it four times more right one sister
said I need a four times more than my husband does. Right and he doesn't please me enough. My
husband isn't pleased.
		
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			Right. And this is a lot of the time, that's the case. But some spouses are too shy to say that to
their husband, right? He doesn't please me. He doesn't do the things that I want. Okay.
		
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			As bluntly as you can tell me this, is it how to have a mortgage getting interest versus a king hit
versus taking it.
		
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			Giving interest in taking interest are both hot on. Okay. You said to say it as bluntly as possible.
There you go. The wife usually goes to the husband's house in some cultures.
		
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			This is also the way in Islam.
		
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			What
		
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			someone's saying the wife usually goes to the husband's house in some cultures. Oh, is this also the
way it is now? No, it isn't. Okay, No, it isn't. The husband is supposed to provide a home for his
spouse. Okay. Not his parents house. If he's going to rent his parents basement, for example, or his
parents have like a duplex and he can use one floor. You know, and that's their home, their living
space. Fine. And again, he should make this clear to her prior to marrying her. Okay, what is the
criteria for setting my home? Okay, watch last week's class. And you'll, you know, we talked about
last week, so go and watch last week's class. And you'll see that there and Shawn. Okay. Let me come
		
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			back to this one. Sorry.
		
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			Is it wrong?
		
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			When the couple is about to have *, they remember their past relation with their previous
partner. So it's very hard to
		
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			say if that's wrong or not as I can't say, yeah, it's wrong. Don't do it. Because it's, it's dealing
with a person's memory. I can't delete a person's memory. And a person can't just naturally delete
their memory as well. Okay? So if a person remembers it, they should say our beloved Shakeology,
right? Anytime shavon is messing with us. Remember, that's from the whispers of shape. Ah, right,
you're remembering something else, or you're comparing something else. But a memory is a memory and
it's there. You have to also conceal that honor, let's say was a was an ex spouse was a widow,
right? It was it was the person is a widow, their spouse passed away, and they're remembering how
		
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			you know they were intimate with their previous spouse, then, you know, seek help from Allah subhana
wa, tada, there's always going to be emotions, there's maybe 100 more scenarios that we can give on
this example. But you know, it's shade on seek refuge in a law firm shaitan if it's a memory that's
there because of something that was nice in the past, and you missed it and you loved your ex
spouse, for example, or you know, the spouse that passed away, that's understandable. You know, it
might at times be important to communicate certain things with your current spouse. I'm not saying
that you should communicate this. But try to ask for help. Okay. It works because the pressure is a
		
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			little high on Sanjay, can you please answer my question above? Or if it doesn't sound right, then
leave it? I believe I am.
		
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			So if you can retype your question
		
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			because there's too much for me to scroll through.
		
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			And if you're new to the joint family question then I answered that okay. You mentioned saying below
in a negative thought comes and we stick with it Melilla or saying in Manila is wrong.
		
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			So in 99, is more for a masiva right. And
		
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			we are encouraged to refuge in Allah subhana wa tada from shape on by saying rubeola mina shape on
energien but in Allah ism will Seba is said when, when something that will seem like a problem is
muscular. It's a difficulty or hardship. Someone's afflicted with something. And if you're afflicted
by this memory that's really taking you over, then yes, a in any way No.
		
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			right but also say arrows will be lurking in a shape on his or gene because what you're doing is
you're seeking help from a loss of handling data, because of this whisper of shape on that is coming
to you. Okay.
		
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			So someone asked, What is the criteria for sending model that was last week's class so you can go
back and watch the session we did last Sunday and you'll find it there in chama?
		
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			Is it permissible for a girl to communicate with the boy to help him Okay, so we already answered
that as well. All right, I think that's it.
		
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			anyone has any questions?
		
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			Have a few more seconds to type that in there. I hope that this was clear. Forgive me if there was
anything, I saw that I didn't see this your device for couples who go to all inclusive vacations
type of vacation to take
		
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			and what to be prepared or cautious of. Okay, so what's my advice on going to all inclusive
vacations is to be careful of where you're going, first of all, and to make sure that you are
covering your eyes from people's out that are exposed. Okay, the very cautious of that, if you're
going there are some places you can go to, for example, in Turkey, you know, there's the there's a
few places where you can get like a shediac compliant vacation or resort.
		
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			Malaysia has quite a few Indonesia has a few.
		
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			There are like shediac compliant hotels and stuff like that.
		
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			So
		
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			look, you know, if you're picking and choosing a place to go to, on vacation, then know that there
are certain situations that might be very awkward. Just prepare yourself in advance for it and try
to figure out how you're going to deal with it when the time comes. So how are you going to deal
with going swimming? Are you going to choose a time when most people are having dinner, and they're
not swimming in the pool, so you can go and swim during that time? Those are things that you can
consider in Shama reply replying to
		
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			his cut this from my client and teacher, using a note whenever someone would bring bad news, or
someone spoke something bad. Yes. Yeah. When someone you know, when someone receives bad news, bad
news is and we'll see but right, so we say Indonesia right now.
		
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			Okay. Or if you know, a child is doing something wrong in the class in LA, or in alien as humans,
and we'll see it as a problem, right? How do you deal with it? So yeah, that's, that's good.
		
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			When planning weddings, is having a color scheme or like a theme for clothing, not permissible as it
could potentially resemble the non Muslim weddings. Okay. So we should try and stay away from
resembling any other faith. Okay, there are certain cultures that we can sort of go with cultural
practices that are permitted within Islam are permissible. So for example, you know, wearing certain
things that resemble other faiths, or other beliefs or other religions that are out there is not
something that's encouraged to do
		
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			actually is not permissible epistemically. But wearing something that is part of a culture. Like,
for example, a brother who's Pakistani is marrying a Malaysian sister, and he wears Malaysian Babu
and matches the color of the Malaysian baijiu that she's wearing. Budget coat on, so there's nothing
wrong with that. Okay, as long as we're not doing anything that's linked to another religion kind of
thing. That makes sense. Okay, advice on dealing with parents that aren't practicing for
specifically fixed issues example hanging pictures in the house and parents find, and parent finds
it extra.
		
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			So
		
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			dealing with parents that aren't practicing, okay, so it's communication, it's communication,
communication, communication, you got to communicate a lot, okay? Make sure that you're talking to
them about things. And remember, if you if you're, you know, young and you're living in your parents
house, and you don't have that space to tailor for yourself, and tailor your room, your living space
in a put in a way that is halal and permissible. Okay. But then just talking to them, you know, talk
to them a lot.
		
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			Find the extra about maybe being in permissible affection, okay, so yeah, again, it's just
communication, but also don't force it upon them have respect as well. They are your parents. And
remember, at the end of the day, even though our parents are our parents, they're human beings. And
if they make mistakes, we are not to follow through and make those same mistakes, right.
		
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			Parents don't want to see their children making mistakes and things that are wrong, but also
sometimes children are wiser in certain ways. As in they were more educated in certain ways, and
they can help their parents by showing them a good example. Actions speak louder than words
sometimes. So communicate, but also make sure that you are not going to harm them in your speech or
be forceful upon them in ways that are going to
		
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			going to be sinful for you. Are you planning to visit us in the London Muslim mosque anytime soon.
For example, Friday
		
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			Long Island Allah knows best I have not communicated anything with London Muslim mosque yet about a
future or upcoming gem Africa
		
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			alright so that's it for today inshallah to Allah does not come a level head on. We've gone on for
more than an hour about a global fee come mail lesson subhanho wa Taala bless all of you and allow
this snow to be a positive good thing for every single one of us. May Allah subhanho wa Taala keep
all of us safe and protected always.
		
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			Is our people from Mississauga coming to Milton for fudge? Oh, Allah I don't know. But I don't think
anyone is really going anywhere. Far tomorrow morning in particular because of the snow on the
streets. So May Allah subhana wa Tada, bless all of you keep you all safe, and protect every single
one of us in our family members. And grant is the best
		
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			of this life. And if you're after, I mean, I see a question that just came in now
		
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			durian ice cream.
		
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			durian is nice, but anything made from durian is just May Allah help us?
		
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			In the bedroom circumstances aren't private
		
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			enough for intimacy. Oh, sorry, if the bedroom circumstances aren't private enough for intimacy
because of living with in laws? Isn't it awkward to keep booking nights out at hotel rooms
regularly? Anything you suggest? Yes, stop wasting your money on hotel rooms, if the house is not.
So then pick and choose times when people are awake. This is why it's hard living with family,
right? Like imagine you just the wall a
		
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			few inches between you and your parents and you know, you're being intimate, you need to be quiet.
You need to
		
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			muffle it, you know, you need to be gentler, I don't know,
		
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			slower, whatever it is, you know, just also time it you know, find different places in the home
maybe, right if there's a basement, right, go down there. quietly, privately. You know, make sure
that the doors closed. Booking hotel rooms over and over for a couple who's married some had a lot
is very, very difficult living in a joint family. I don't know. Unless I was blessed with lots and
lots of money then you should just move out and have your own place. Right.
		
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			So yeah, those are things you know that you should consider mailbox from Hannah was gonna help you
in that situation. It's not easy. You know, another thing that's very embarrassing is living in a
joint family and you're intimate with your spouse in the middle of the middle of the night. And then
you wake up and you're taking a shower or you're taking a shower in the middle of the night like two
o'clock in the morning. You're taking a shower, you're crazy. Like what are you doing taking a
shower in the middle of the night?
		
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			Oh, no. Just Married.
		
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			I don't know.
		
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			Let's do a tick tock on this one.
		
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			What are you doing waking up in the middle of the night taking a shower? What's wrong with you?
Bill? kofod me right and you're like,
		
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			Baba, I'm married. Like what do you think I'm doing in the middle of the night taking a shower.
		
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			Now my hope is all I mean.
		
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			Okay, that's it. We'll see you all soon. inshallah.
		
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