Thank God it wasn’t Muslims or Islam who did Paris Attacks it was ISIS

			Peace be with you. Welcome to the D show my next guests gonna be talking about ISIS. And he's going
to be talking about these armed individuals. One in particular who is stalking and terrorizing
innocent Muslim women in front of a mosque that he goes to, to worship god alone. That's it. And
we're going to be talking about a terrorist attack, many of them that are just going under the
radar, they're not even really being even reported as much as ISIS is and how the mainstream media
is actually recruiting for ISIS. All this and more here on the D show of my next guest. Don't go
anywhere. We'll be right back. This.
		

			He's been with us a while Nicole.
		

			How are you? How are you? I'm doing a lot. Thank God. Good. Good. Good. What How long has it been
since that? Well, we've seen each other here and there. But when we had that program at the Irvine
mustard Yeah, it was the last time you were in Dallas a couple years ago, probably now you go there
to worship. Like people, you know, they go to a house of worship to worship, but so many people,
they don't come there to find a surprise that their churches, synagogues with people ak 47. I mean,
is that where you're finding that you go to Irvine? Well, Irvine was
		

			protested by some
		

			anti muslim
		

			extremists, like I would say that decided they'd have an armed protest outside of the Irving
mustard, but nothing happened and the police were there. So it was pretty
		

			much a non event, even though that people had to think about it and prepare for it. There's a
picture right now people are seeing that went viral. You got the guy who's holding the was m 16. And
he's right. He's like he's stalking this
		

			Muslim woman who's actually representing the mother of Jesus, Mary wearing the hijab. Have you seen
this picture? No, I haven't. Yeah, so people are seeing it right now. He's like, actually right
behind her. And he's got a mask on with the M 16. That's really scary, man. No, people are all
worked up. There's a lot of fear. There's a lot of ignorance, there's a lot of anxiety. And it's
directed at the Muslim community. So
		

			this is something that we have to be aware of, and try to work through Paris attacks. I mean, I
think the people who, at the end, suffer the most I mean, when we hear this, I mean, we pray that
it's not a Muslim, you know, it's, it's sad, and thank God, it wasn't a Muslim who did the Paris
attacks, it was ISIS. And ISIS is as an Islamic as I mean, they're, they're hostile to Islam,
everything about them as an Islamic, there is not one thing that I've heard or seen or read, or
understood about this organization that has an ounce of Islam in it. So Alhamdulillah, I was not a
Muslim who did anything in Paris. But my heart goes out to those who are the victims of this
		

			injustice and of this atrocity. And for anyone who suffers at the hands of either ignorant people or
zealot people, or whoever's
		

			acting,
		

			putting a label on something, and pretending to do something in the name of something that they have
nothing to do with. I usually make this example. You know, when I talk to our brothers in humanity,
and it's it's sad that most people, they end up believing everything that they're fed from the
mainstream media. But it would be as though like, kkk was shown to them all day and night. And as if
that were smart enough to know that that doesn't represent Christianity. And same disprove the same
thing as if Hitler said, I'm a Christian, and you know, he invited you over for a bake sale. You
know, I mean, this is absurdity. And I know that it's confusing because people only know what they
		

			hear or only what they see. And you have an organization that is making a lot of claims in the name
of religion and doing atrocious acts of beheading and violence and just absurd, hostile
		

			events and and just, and pretending to be in the name of Islam. But I can assure you there's not one
Muslim that I'm aware of, and my entire life is spent in the mosque, traveling the US every single
day visiting another community, and all I've seen is 2000 mosques condemned the organization.
		

			In 2000, a mom say they have nothing to do with the religion of Islam. Every major organization,
every out of seven, 8 million Muslims in America, I haven't heard one person support anything about
ISIS. So this phenomenon that we're all up in arms about, and that is a real tragedy. I can't
explain it, but it has nothing to do with my religion, not in my name. is this happening? Not in
your name? is this happening? Not in any Muslims name that I know of in this country? is this
happening? So but the people that don't know the faith are not exposed to their Muslim neighbors,
people that aren't in a frequent in a mosque, or they don't know what's happening in the Muslim
		

			community, they have no idea. So they would have to judge by what they see. And if what they're
seeing is someone or some organization making all these
		

			heinous
		

			claims and, and acts. It just,
		

			it's beyond apologetics, it's, it's as simple as there, there is nothing that this organization has
to do with the religion other than claiming they're doing it and aren't in the name of Islam. I've
also it's a fact that they're actually killing more Muslims. There, everywhere you go, ISIS is
killing more Muslims than anybody, even the the
		

			Well, that's, I'll just leave it that way that this organization is hostile to Islam, and every
aspect of the Muslim community and to our faith into our, our teachings into our representation,
there is nothing in this religion that would ever encourage
		

			beheadings or suicides or
		

			mass destruction of people or buildings or populations or innocence, nothing to do with my religion,
nothing. So you have all the main screen stream organizations have condemned this. You have Muslims
worldwide who have condemned this, why do you think the media just continues to give them the voice
and the platform and kind of makes it like they represent? I don't know. But to me, it seems like
the media is recruiting for ISIS, and I turn on the TV. And as much as I hate ISIS, all I hear is
how effective and how smart and how big, and how strong, and how powerful this organization is, and
we need to be afraid, and we need to be afraid. And I'm thinking of what I mean, you've got
		

			8 billion Muslims, or one I don't know how many Muslims in the world today, but
		

			one and a half 2 billion Muslims in the world today, who other than the few that call themselves
this organization, or contaminate writing left telling them that has nothing to do with my faith. It
doesn't have anything to do with a history of Islam. So we're, we're at our wits end as to how to
move forward. Yet, in my opinion, the media, either through ignorance or through sensationalism, or,
or whatever motivation they have, have actually, you know, hyped it to a point where it's beyond
relevant, it is absolutely consuming the, the thoughts and the hearts and minds of
		

			people all over the world. And I'm not here to ever
		

			condone what ISIS is doing. But the media is making it worse by giving them a platform, a stage,
presence, credibility, in every way, by telling us to be afraid, telling us that it could happen to
anybody and all Muslims are suspect and every mosque is a threat. And every human you know,
everybody that professes to be a Muslim is a potential threat, because of their belief is just
inciting people to
		

			act upon the fear.
		

			without justification, we're gonna go ahead and take a break. And we'll be right back with more we
want to talk about kind of the double standard because we had some, many recent domestic terrorist
attacks have happened. We'll talk about those and registering Muslims, Donald Trump's whole new, you
know, agenda, all that and more here in the deen show. Don't go anywhere, we'll be right back has
nothing to do with my profit. Please just stop it. It doesn't make any sense. That's not the message
he sent. That's not what he meant. That's not why he came. So you can claim as much as you want to.
But I assure you, the men I follow was not the same
		

			siano woman who forbade the cutting down have a plan, who even spoke against those who had an ad. So
why is it that I simply can't understand how we claim to follow the same man
		

			I mean, I know a man forbade us from harming the innocent, saying he who does so would not only be
prohibited from Paradise but he would not even smell its scent. So please tell me how what you're
doing has anything to do with the message that he sent? This is the man who forbade us from even
scaring cattle with a nice saying You have no right to let the animal twice and when he was asked
for advice he'd reply Don't get angry Don't get angry Don't get angry repeating it thrice please
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			So where we left are with ISIS ISIS ISIS is just a Danish there is there a new This is actually the
proper name Have you heard this?
		

			proper name is satanic, satanic, demonic satanic and Prophet Muhammad peace be upon often tell
people he actually prophesies of this kind of group like this actually coming. You know about this?
He said there will be people that come You know, every religion is talking about wolves in sheep's
clothing. Yeah, this is our wolf in sheep's clothing or without the sheep's clothing. Yeah, so it's
pretty blatant what it is. But someone says, Look, look, but they're screaming a lot. But you know,
before they kill people, you know, this is Islam. What do you say, you know,
		

			because they're screaming This is this. Yeah, that they can pretend all they want that. They can say
Arabic words, they can say Arabic phrases, they can say Muslim
		

			words and even quote parts of the Quran. But nothing that this organization has done has said, or
I'm aware of has anything to do with my religion. And I consider myself a fundamentalist Muslim, in
every sense of the word. And I would never hurt another human being, for any reason for any unjust
cause I wouldn't ever do any of the acts that that this group has perpetrated in the name of
religion, and it has, it's a king with no clothes, it can say whatever it wants, I could I could
pretend to be a Christian, a Buddhist, a Hindu, a Jewish, an atheist. And do you know anything I
wanted and just pretend that I'm doing under the name of something doesn't mean that gives any
		

			credibility to you know, your actions speak louder than your words. People sometimes get spooked out
when you say they've heard you say fundamentalist, but if you're a doctor, you you follow the
fundamentals of medicine, of course, engineering, fundamentals of engineering, Christianity,
fundamental that you follow the fundamentals of Islam, the ABCs, I mean, you know, I'm a
fundamentalist Muslim in that. I believe that there's no compulsion in religion. I believe that God
has sent guidance to mankind and says that, you know, there's god, there's Heaven, there's *,
there's a day of judgment, live your life accordingly. Treat others the way you want to be treated,
		

			act as if you're in the presence of God at all time. And be fair be just be noble, be steadfast, do
everything that you can to be a better person, a better human being, and be helpful to others. And
this is the essence of all religious traditions, and especially Islam. Now, what do you think? I
mean, we condemned this obviously, this has nothing to do with Islam, obviously. But now when when
other people, they look and they say, what about the rest of humanity coming out? If we condemn one,
shouldn't we condemn all we have innocent people dying children? I mean, hundreds of 1000s have died
in Syria, and Palestine. And what is your take on this? Well, I think that we should be screaming
		

			from rooftops about every unjust and
		

			unethical act performed by anybody. So what is happening to the Palestinians, what's happening in
Syria, what's happening in Bangladesh, what's happening in Egypt, what's happening in
		

			almost every, or many countries all over the world today, there's it's just full of injustice, full
of oppression full of just
		

			you name it.
		

			atrocities, and every one of those human beings that are being affected should have our concerns
should have our heart should have our prayers should be somebody that we try to help. So my heart is
for every one of the Syrians and every one of the Palestinians and all of the Jewish people or
anybody that's being hurt, innocently, for doing nothing and being a victim of others aggression and
		

			Justice. Tell us, what do you want to see in this kind of disheartening? What's your take on this
when you when just today you have this week in the news, you had a gunman who went in and killed a
few people wounded 11 almost a dozen. And you know, it's interesting gunmen suspect every other name
but what it is he committed terrorist terrorism, right. What did you take on this? Well, it's it's
an obvious double standard. But again, I would condemn that individual as much as I would ISIS or
anybody else.
		

			I think, today, the media has decided that only Muslims can be terrorists. So if anybody does
anything equivalent to
		

			something that has been called terrorism, they'll find another word for a non Muslim. So it's kind
of an exclusive club at the moment to be
		

			a terrorist activity. But you could definitely call what Assad is doing to his own people terrorism,
you could say, what is happening in Bangladesh and, you know, new parties taken over and ruthlessly
killing parties that you don't want to silence or opposition you can call
		

			every
		

			genocide, every murder, every act of terror, terrorism, and you should if you're going to be
consistent, but I think it's more of a political term than an accurate definition at the moment.
When we come back when you get your take on some more current events. Here on today's show, don't go
anywhere. We'll be right back. So what is it that we still don't understand when we claim to follow
Islam yet we fail to follow this man. I mean, I know a man who was so caring and compassionate, who
said that there is a reward in serving old things that are adamant. In other words, everything that
breeds whether it be the animals, the trees, and every single human being, I mean, if a law called
		

			him rock, mutton, Neil al amin, how dare you call him anything else that contravenes? See this is a
man who said that the Muslim was he who was soft, simple and lenient. A man who taught us himself to
be cautious from falling into extremism. See, he was never given two choices, except he chose that
which was easiest, not for himself, but for his people in that convenience. sanwa man who advocated
for the freedom of the slaves, a man who taught us that the Muslim is the one from whom the people
that say, not only from his hands, but even from the words that he says,
		

			See, this is a man who would never mock mimic nor ridicule, nor would he ever publicly rebuke an
individual. This is the man I follow. So forgive me if this sounds unusual, but the men are not know
was so much more handsome. So beautiful. Please subscribe to the show. Follow us on our official
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			Back here on the D show, now you actually you except you came when we did our first sit down we had
a meeting we talked about your your journey to Islam, you actually came from a Baptist Christian,
you know, it was an aspiring Baptist minister that converted in 1989. So 25 years ago, I became
Muslim. And how's it been ever since I'm done, I love Islam, I love the Muslim community. I want to
do anything or everything I can to
		

			to help the Muslims or the humanity at large. So I I'm very happy to have 25 years of being a
Muslim. And that's simply one I mean, always, you know, from doing the program that you just chosen
to submit your will to the credit of heavens and earth just like Jesus did Moses, Abraham, they all
submitted to god that's it.
		

			And when you hear people like Donald Trump, you know kind of they equate it to like what Hitler was
gonna do with the with the Jews registration for Muslims what what is your take on this? Well, I
think it's insane.
		

			You know, a national ID card for Muslims is exactly repeating history. And, you know, the cries of
never again seem to be short in everyone's memory.
		

			If you'll look back on
		

			the most egregious
		

			for the lack of better term genocides, it all started with stigmatizing a group of people,
dehumanizing them, treating them with, you know, ID cards and everybody separating them from the
norm. And then people's
		

			anger, frustration and aggression eventually are being would be taken out against that minority and
that can lead to nothing good. So it's it's a it's a solution that has proven itself to be a
horrible and should never be repeated most of these when you had also not too long ago the
individual who went into who committed act of terror also against innocent Muslims he went in and
killed was in Texas also the three doctors was it. Young lady and her two brothers went and shot him
point blank.
		

			Are you talking about the Muslims that got shot? Yes, yes. In North Carolina, North Carolina, Chapel
Hill, North Chapel Hill, that's what it was. Yeah. When he was asked, Have you ever met a Muslim or
anything? No, he had no idea. So can we be I mean, this when people experienced that human
connection with Muslims, you know, some people in the rural areas never met a Muslim. But how
important is for us now to really get out there, you know, to help educate to edify the people?
Well, here's something that I think every Muslim should do. And that is, let people know you're
Muslim, and then practice Islam, to the best of your ability and let people see your your manners,
		

			your etiquette and your your religion coming through you and your actions and not your words. And
there have been studies on this, though this is something that there's empirical data that are not
research that has been done, where hundreds, if not 1000s, of people been interviewed about their
thoughts on Islam and Muslims. And this was after 911 people were asked, okay, so what do you think
about Islam? What do you think about Muslims? And they asked him many different questions. And at
the end of the survey, they asked each participant, the same question and that is, rate yourself on
your own knowledge of Islam and Muslims. So you could pick, I know nothing, I know a little bit I
		

			know somewhat, or I know a lot, and you rate yourself. And you get the results of those surveys back
and the overwhelming majority of all the answers are negative. So the survey tells you that there is
a non favorable impression of Islam and Muslims. But if you take all of the surveys, and you sort
them by, okay, who in this pile said that they, they rate themselves as knowing nothing? How many of
you said, you know, somewhat, how many, you know, I mean, a little somewhat or a lot, and you have
four piles, and you look at the ones who say they know nothing, you see the most hostile, venomous
hatred towards Islam and Muslims. But if you go to the ones that say, I know a little bit about
		

			Islam and Muslims, their their answers were more favorable, if they know somewhat about Islam, and
Muslims has their own definition of themselves more favorable. And the ones who claim to know a lot
about Islam and Muslims had the most favorable impression of Islam and Muslims. So what that survey
tells us is, the more information people have about real Islam and Muslims, the more favorable their
impression becomes. So that means all of us as Muslims are put in a circle of influence and our
life, our daily lives, whatever we do, and however we do it, we come in contact with people, and the
people are looking at us as representatives of that faith. And we need to be the best examples of
		

			what we believe in our circle of influence, and we can change the world, we can change that before
we cut out for this program, this week's program, tell us a little bit about the work that you do.
		

			You know, for people who want to get involved, help and maybe call you out. Well,
		

			hello, I'm one of the cofounders and the current executive director of a charity called the Muslim
legal fund of America. The Muslim legal fund was founded in 2001. And it is what it's named
proclaims is a charity that collects money. So all I do is go all over the US and I collect money
from the Muslim community. And with the money that we collect, we spend the money on lawyers. We
hire attorneys to defend Muslim rights in court. So we have taken cases like the Holy Land
Foundation, Dr. Aafia Siddiqui, Dr. Sami eleri on the Irvine 11 to 16 moms, hundreds of cases
involving ra moms, leaders, activist organizations or anyone who we feel is being dealt with
		

			unfairly by the legal system. And
		

			as a charity, we continue to grow. And today we've opened a nonprofit law firm where we've now after
14 years of working with some of the best attorneys in the nation. We've actually
		

			asked a few of them to close their law firms and to work full time at a nonprofit law firm called
the Constitutional Law Center for Muslims in America. This law firm is going to be solely funded by
the Muslim legal fund. It's grant funding to the law firm
		

			These lawyers will work full time for the Muslim community on immigration, civil or criminal issues
nationwide, and for free. So if you like what you hear, you can donate if you need our service, give
us a call. And this is a charity that really believes that, that everyone is entitled to fair and
equal treatment under the law. And if we don't see it happening, we think that the community should
support each other in that process. What's the website that people can contact, you can visit the
[email protected] Muslim legal fund of America mlfa.org It's always a pleasure. Thank you so much
for being with us. Look forward. Thank you, peace be with you. God bless you. And that was a special
		

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			haven't already. and tune in here to the show every week for a new exciting show. We'll see you next
time. Until then, peace be with you. A man who taught kindness to the neighbors, who taught us to
serve others without expecting back any favors, to spread peace to those we know when even to the
strangers to walk with humility and to simply ignore the haters. But nevertheless, son of a man who
still taught us to stand up for the oppressed from the men, women and children who called out to us
in distress.
		

			A man who taught us to fight for these people, but by no means does this mean we have the right to
transgress, for those who oppress have nothing to do with his name. So you can say what you wish to
say and continue to defame his name. But at the end of the day, I assure you, the man
		

			was not the
		

			hunted Salalah
		

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