Edris Khamissa – Tap into your potential – 05.03.2015
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The speakers discuss various topics related to addiction and family life, including the importance of forgiveness and a program that started at nine o'clock in the morning and went on for ten o'clock at night. They emphasize the need for everyone to acknowledge their success and failure and create a culture of respect and unity. They also touch on the negative impact of pornography on people's mental health and relationships and the importance of avoiding assumptions and being selfish. The segment ends with a discussion of the importance of finding guidance for women in marriage and the need for a culture of love and happiness in homes.
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Welcome to mushrik on radio Islamic this Thursday morning and very very warm welcome this morning to my dear brother who has been missing for so long for ladies comecer salaam alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh
La Jolla, Baraka
de la Mulana so good to hear you so good. And hamdulillah let's look at it this way. It's been a very, very long time. And
excellent to Malaysia. How are you keeping how's your health? You know, Allah is so merciful. I'm here in Johannesburg at the moment. Alhamdulillah and I'm going to be at the Sunday COVID to attend weddings and bring some programs and Alhamdulillah So, we are gainfully occupied when you're gainfully occupied. You cannot thank them enough You know?
And hamdulillah I'm not sure Kevin being so busy keeping you healthy keeping you well and most importantly, your energies are is always
alum very lucky. If not, my wife called me hyperactive adults, you know,
myself.
He told me this, you are a hyperactive adult as a longer in law, you no longer do that be that I'm active. Is that just what you're doing here? Right? Yes, yes, yes, yes. Yes. We, as long as we hearing your your full of energy, we are happy about that.
You know, what, if any person cannot be energized by by listening to there's something wrong with that person, you know,
some some people say that they feel very energized by listening to me because it puts them into a sleep and maybe
No, but I said you
know, when they listen to you, I mean, in your listeners Do you give them a sense of calmness, you know, and kind of focus because we are not today we are running around from pillar to post, you know, sometimes is important for us, just to sit back and reflect on our life in a humbling and everyone is different but for me personally, I enjoy your disposition is very nice Allah
better and better inshallah.
Allah, Allah Subhana, Allah, accept whatever we are doing
interviews where you've been to Malaysia, tell us a little bit about your trip, you know, an umbrella monana What can I say, you know, this trip?
every trip that I make, you know, I I think, firstly, that you're traveling to new lands, you're meeting new people. And you understand when people speak about the oma. So we begin to understand exactly what they mean, you know, and that is very, very critical. So, so what is important is this, that
I met a hamdulillah lots of scholars from different parts of the world, and listening to them talk shit when they share their perspectives. And I'm very humbled that people call me to speak, you know, because I know myself, you know, I mean, I know who I am. But, you know, Allah is merciful. And he has answered my prayer, as it were, you know, and Alhamdulillah. That is very, very good. I'll just share with you a few things. What happened was that I, you know, went there, primarily, to take part in a conference right, in a conference, a marriage conference. And what I liked about this marriage conference, that it was multi dimensional, what they did, they had about eight to 10
speakers from different parts of the world. And use the program started at nine o'clock in the morning only finished up 10 o'clock at night. Every speaker spoke for 15 minutes. And they spoke on a whole range of themes, you know, a all rated for marriage. And then what they did was, once the program was on, they had over 3000 people who attended, and then once the program was on,
he had other casual sessions, like I conducted after I spoke a little later I conducted a workshop. My topic was, there is no harm the couples that disagree, but they must not become
disagreeable. And so they were a number of people are very receptive. And at the same time, every speaker that came, he was obliged to counsel, as it were
two couples in which they did. And then also, they had what you call a speaker's corner, where, for example, from five to hoppers five, I went to the speaker's corner, and a number of people came there to ask me questions related to my subject, and whatever else I was doing, then they had a section there for children, and the same children at the end of the program, did a presentation. So Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah, what I like about it, that we as Muslims, we must always strive for excellence, there is no place for mediocrity. And they also did you know, falana is becoming a little difficult nowadays, even in South Africa, or Africa does not have it as hard as other places,
where young people for young people to find compatible partners. And what they did was very change the range there for that to happen. And they think they are not too sure about the real process. And the people put the profile and they said, What age group they're looking for, what qualities and whatever, whatever, whatever. And they did this kind of matchmaking, which was done under supervision. And in fact, they also performed in the car. And so it was really exceptionally well done. And the speakers they had from the different parts of the world. They had the shakable Isa from the UK, they had one or two speakers from Canada. Their sister yesterday was it was written a
beautiful book, called Reclaim Your heart in that book has been translated into Arabic. And then they have people like Omar Suleiman, who also gave a talk a few days later, when the most beautiful talks I ever heard a four and a half hour talk on the brain, Elisa Lam, and no one moved. Except we broke up a magnetic Nisha Salah, so he spoke there. He comes from the Vienna Institute in Oman as a con brought together in the group, a few other speakers from there. Then they have this speaker Shaykh Yahya Ibrahim, originally from Canada, and he Gibson brother was in Australia, then they had checked Eric Appleby, from South Africa was several now in Malaysia, and we had number of the
speakers and the CD shake, while Ibrahim, who is in who is in Hong Kong, and really Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah. Remarkable, you know, scholars, you know, and like, scholars that we have, who shared the perspectives, and it was all in all a successful day. In fact, the people were so inspired the people came from, from Dubai, from Sharjah, from Hong Kong, from Indonesia, from Singapore, from Australia, and they all want them to replicate the same program. And I'm really considering molana. And I'll talk to you about this, too, of having the same program to do one in Johannesburg, one in Durban, and maybe one in Cape Town. You know, and under the law, it was exhilarating, invigorating,
and the hospitality of the organizers was unbelievable, you know, unbelievable and unreal.
Sounds like in testing time that you hit in Malaysia, and
I believe that Malaysia because it's predominantly Muslim, whether it's a Muslim country, it's it's so easy for us to get by. And it's so welcoming, and it's an ideal tourist destination. Yes, it is. And hamdulillah. And the Muslims are very warm, very, very friendly. And this is my third trip. And what they also did was the one of the evenings I was invited to give a talk at the International University, they in Malaysia, it's a massive, massive campus, and they have students from 95 nationalities. And I spoke about the art of public speaking from an Islamic perspective Alhamdulillah it was exceptionally well received. anomaly like gives me joy, real joy. And I know I
met a brother there and he says that he was I think he was with the our own manana slim and moolah and moviemaking and all of that and the alums and I think I was called as also making inroads in other countries. And they may they continue to do that because sometimes, you know, we as Africans, we do not value our
People, our own scholars, our own people, and we find that some of the other people overseas appear to be, in a sense more romantic in a way more attractive. But nonetheless, I think we have called wonderful scholars in many parts of the world, and I'm vanilla
sugar,
which is why some of
the the counseling that you did, and the people that you spoke to interacted with some of the issues that
we can take lesson from,
no monana, you know, I, you know, one of the things that often worries me, you know, I, recently, I just got a call from one of the countries overseas, we tried to help this couple to come together, you know, and I put my head on the block for this person who promised that he's going to change, he made a commitment, and that's my request, the sister went back in, she says, the initial few weeks were wonderful few weeks, and he was making an attempt to change. And afterwards, you know, year was an individual was rarely and I My heart goes out to him, was begging me, brother, please help me, please help me, you know, I want my wife back, please help me please help me. And Allah, Allah
blessing, I did, you know, and now I heard that the marriage is off, you know, and she wants to, she wants to leave him. And because he has reneged on his promises now, in that situation is difficult to defend the person, and especially when you made a commitment, for things that you knew that you could change, there are some things that are out of your control. So my advice to people is the following, that when you speak to a counselor, anyone for that matter, and when they give you an se, ha, you are one of many 1000s of people that come to that individual. So he is giving you a perspective. And you know, I always say that, you know, you know, I'm not saying I have the monopoly
of answers, I'm sure others can do a far better job than I do. You know, I'm not denying that. And but the point is, is I like to believe that the advice I give is very pragmatic. It's very, very practical. In the end, you know, no matter how much you speak to people, but in the hearts of hearts, they know exactly what they want to do what they don't want to do. And suddenly, now when the wife wants to leave the person, then you want to seek all kinds of advice, and then you might bad mouth, the person, and it doesn't help he's not scoring points. So that's a critical thing that we need to understand. First, I'm dealing with a few of those. Right. The other thing that I must
tell you about is that identify mentioned this, but one of the brothers that spoke at the conference,
you know, is
Wally Brian in from Hong Kong, he spoke about the monographic addiction.
He spoke about * addiction. And when he spoke about it, what really happened? The US surprise, at the same game, he received over 140, or emails. And that, again, reflects how this has become an insidious, pernicious habit that many of our brothers and sisters who are addicted to now That to me is a frightening thing and inshallah, maybe next week or so monana, we need to speak about enough * addiction, we need to speak about what motivates people why, you know, they do it, and yet they may be reading venomous, what they need to do reflect on the salon. So that is an area that is of for me, a very, very a grave concern, you know, so that was one of the other
aspects. The third aspect that I want to speak about, is this whole issue about your family life. And what my concern is, that, you know, in terms of the family, as such, we, sadly, you know, the, the I beseech the fathers and I've said it many, many times, that my heart goes out to you, you know, I understand the issues that you have, the challenges are very, very great. But I think what is critical that we need in order to create an atmosphere of affection, and of love at home, we need to forgive, we need to reconnect, we need to assert ourselves, and we need as a family to understand that why are we here on this earth? What is our purpose on this earth? Why Allah sent us to this
earth and what on what
Got a question that's about. And that is very important because I get the impression that many of us are seeking instant gratification. You want to live a life of pleasure, you know, at the same molana I want a boogie Baby, I want to have a good time. Right? So these are things that concern and the fourth thing that I'm very, very concerned about, is the fact that, you know, what is the oma as the oma, you and I know what's happening to us geopolitically, what is happening at home here. And as the oma, as I said this before, I would like our parents, to be example, as unofficial as soon as the mercy on to all mankind, that the African population, we are part of a plural society, they need
to understand what the deen is all about. And we need to understand that what Islam is all about. And because of that, we need to forge unity. And you know, you and I don't have to agree on everything Maulana free doesn't mean that you and I must become an enemy. And because nobody, nobody has got a monopoly of knowledge. And when you travel, and you travel, you realize that Islam is such a rich Deen, there are so many different perspectives. And it is also true in the life of navicent allowed to sell them, you know, Khalid bin Mali may Allah be pleased with the sword of Allah, it may be two or three pieces that he narrated by Abu huraira narrated so much, each person has a different
talent, each one has a different skill. So we need to support each other, we need to work together and inshallah we can make a big difference.
But it's just not 27 minutes after take 11 and
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Please call us on 02185415 for disease my, one of the issues that you brought up was the issue of addiction to *. I noticed speakers spoken about this previously, but it is something so bad, and then something so troubling, because of the easy availability of of *, and because by and large, we haven't even understood what * is. And we think it's only the triple x rated content that is considered * but but it's much deeper leaching than that.
Yes, you know, the, the whole thing is
*, if you look at it, number one, it often demonizes the woman and psychologically the impression you get that sisters, nearly * objects. And as a result, what it does is erodes our respect for them. And what more than that, it erodes your own moral fiber. And you know, these what I believe really is the your heart, your heart knows when you are going into an area that is a typical response, you see this kind of discomfort. Now, the point is this, that anything, anything that you do, if it makes you fantasize, if it you know, creates a if you stimulate you sexually, any something that you know, impacts on your time, and it impacts on your concentration, your Salah, and
not all of these things, you know,
definitely wrong because people often ask this question mowlana is a new right. You know, it's not only the triple x kind of thing, you know, it's today. It's something that is accessible. You know, you find that *
Today, it's prevalent on Facebook is prevalent on the social media is prevalent on the internet. And the thing is, you know, they have the four A's involved. The one a, it is affordable. The second a, it's accessible the other day, are they available 24 hours. And the other a is that you can be anonymous behind it. Now, now, who are the people that
take to *, who are the people, it could be innocent individuals, who, perhaps at the base of the friends that watch something, and what he does is produces your heart. And as a result, what he does, then you begin to be very, very stealthy, you in terms of the usage of your internet, and you find that it impacts on your socializing skills with your family, you sort of cut yourself off, you spend long, long nights there, and you give the impression to your spouse, that you're busy doing their thing, doing some work as it were. And as a result, what happens is that you've you tried to reenact a fantasy what you've seen there, and you begin to reenact it, you know, even Gian
smells. And when she knows, for example, that you watch something now, and the first what she does, and she begins to ask yourself, I mean, you know, what, what is it? You know, he's he fantasizing? Is he intimate with me or someone else. And and this year, really requires a lot of help lots of intervention. And what it does in the end, is he really makes you into a deceitful person, and you find that your energies towards the end good
diminish, and you begin to look at every kind of issues as it were to have access to it on your phone, on the internet, or wherever else you
like a sort of craving that we that
we are looking at when we speak about the addiction to come up in other words, like any other type of addiction is this way. Absolutely. But more than that, more or less a point, you see. And the point is sometimes people rational, but, but I'm not actually doing it for someone you know, I'm not physically going out somewhere. But that's the point. You see, the point is of Yes. You say television, internet, whatnot, you're living in a virtual world. People get into * chat, and everything else, and you'll find that you know, it's accessible. And the end of
the day we have a caller on the line. Let's take our caller salaam aleikum wa rahmatullah.
Welcome to the program sister
Milena your program, I have a few points that I'd like to make.
You're talking about bringing couples together, making a home
can be defined as people that performs the last daily anybody can come up to you. And they tell you Okay, what do you think of secret nikka? Would you go for it? But all along the playing along with you and making you feel wanted? They're making you feel as though there is a chance that they will be alive between you and another anonymous person? Okay. But do they not feel if the same thing happens to the sisters, daughters? What will it be like?
Something like a to happen today immediate family
and learn a person to ask for a question. I guess. It's impossible, as a not learned enough to put someone else's daughter or someone else's sister through the heart.
Tonight, agreeing wholeheartedly with Malala I'd like to actually join him meet him and discuss a few of these things. Because right now on radio I do get a little bit nervous. Sometimes the kids forget what they want to say. To get people to karaoke.
Then they they are wholly the buyers everything. But does animals only marry Adam Savage marry the rich and the poor man is a poor white, good learned pious Muslim girls that are getting left behind. Why to only look for it in Africa. And a normal ordinary Muslim girl not putting
a girl like me that he chopped for example.
Why do people only specify a one to Allah? Oh no, she's good enough. She got further. Forget it. My mouth is bigger than my
sanity, madam. Thank you. Now why give all the credit to that lady. When the other woman forbid the person. She's in a home. She prepares the base of meal for a husband and she does the best but she does.
Get over what 40 or she needs to credit for retire in Lowe's or Home with a cheap living.
You know what, I love this chip for making this comment, you know? And that's the point. You see, the point is, it's a, something I've been thinking about, you know, it's not about the fact that much of knowledge you have, whether you're an alien or alima, right, the whole thing you need. It's about taqwa. You know, I mean, they are many people have heard of, not I'm growing number for who falls in a given enough Islam, you know, and they put the Quran in the heart, I mean, what would make a person do such a thing, the whole thing is to eternalize that knowledge, to practice it and to impact you know, and to look at to make sure that our eyes, in our hands, our legs, and all of
these things inshallah, to take you to the right places. And you make a very valid point because Alhamdulillah you know, in our society, people make assumptions about people and because our values today, our values
are such that we are, you know, we we are attracted to a particular kind of individuals, and the important thing is just, it must not diminish in our system. And perhaps we need to do abroad education, because people must realize, what are the ingredients of happiness? What is it what will make people happy, and even when you speak about, you know, Arlene's and alima. You know, I remember I was telling one brother, I said to him, you know, he was a qualified as Maulana, I said to me, You must marry and Halima said, No, no, I didn't marry and Halima because by coda had the so called me another ideas, you know, he said, No, no, no, you are giving a mini perspective. And this is a
female perspective. The whole thing in in, essentially is this and you're right. You see what, what it boils down to. This is what worries me, it boils down to the utter utter selfishness of each other. We are so selfish, the only concern about ourselves, it's a personal thing. But we are not concerned about those things that impact on the oma, we got the cream of Western jellybeans, good people and unbelieva good people like yesterday and I'm vanilla I was in last night in roasty I was my brother's birthday to grab a pillow salad allergy and mystery dogs and all those people sitting there you know, and he cares yada yada yada and all of that. And it taught me so much of joy. I
still talk I mean all of them to be joy and dispensing by people that are permitted worrying about what's going on in the oma and I think that's you know, and I'm so glad that you participate in because he was important for the radio station on hungry Allah bless the people who use it as a vehicle to to understand what's going on in our communities and appreciate the pain and I'm vanilla shala Alana, another example I'd like to bring along.
If I only marry the ordinary girl, you will be able to bring her out on the right path you'll be able to guide her to be able to bring out the best in her you'll be able to make them probably if you're not punctual in a Salah get up together Rita has utilized together it has become functionally beating out salons in karate. It will bring out the pesky her in him but by being married to her as a happy couple they are doing the best indian also
want their children be also affected to this woman. Yeah, inshallah you know daughter sister. I be giving some talks about loans I'm going to encourage them also not only Mary Halima has to marry a no late people inshallah who knows you know inshallah you might get a wonderful suitor inshallah.
Sushil Baba Nina. Joshua.
favorite word? Yeah, I'm not a Maulana, by the way, obviously already, but
my wife likes to work on the hunter pony Hunter. Okay.
Okay, shall I make lots of crap for me? I'm always listening on the program. And I love the matey marriage programs. And make sure Allah Allah make dua for me I find the best of Muslim spas for myself and all the other girls.
easy for everyone that those without spouses are lagging and good spouses and those that are married inshallah Allah bring enough tranquility in the home and those families that are going to struggle alone make it easy those people that are unwell Allah good and Shiva, inshallah.
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for the Idris received an SMS from a sister who says that my husband used to drop off this woman he works with like 12 years ago, found out and told him to stop but suspect that he's involved with all the other activities involved. He denies it. Last week, he found out he goes to house and eats with for years, because after over 35 years of marriage, and he still denies it.
It is very listening. I'm listening GGG
No, this is the sadly Amina dealt with similar cases
in what they say in familiarity beats attempt, not content. When you become familiar with someone, and you spending time alone with them and shaped armies, they you know, and this is certainly has become a disease in our community, I never in my life I have come across so much of infidelity, so much of infidelity, and no marriage is safe. You know, I know of one instance and be known
to the life this person was had as a relationship, an adulterous relationship for 32 years. And, and what happens that denial is what often happens, you know, I dealt with some very, very sad cases, in one case, where the person did not get into a physical kind of relationship. But he was checking in, or texting this particular woman she was made, he was married and whatnot, his wife didn't know about it. And he is intrinsically a good man you associated, and the brother tried to commit suicide, you know. And so these things happen, you know, sometimes in life, what happens, we only realize the gravitas of what we do, we only when we realize afterwards, it hurts so many people that
we supposed to love. And therefore I think it's very important, both our sisters and our brothers, that every day we need to almost renew our commitment to each other, create a culture and atmosphere of love and affection at home,
understand each other, you don't have to agree on everything, but will not make a situation untenable. I'm not suggesting that any kind of infidelity is purely because of what's gone goes on at home. But the important thing is this, that you know, the marriage must be such that there is no reason at all for anyone to do that. The other part that is critical to this often when let us say the man does it, then it erodes the self esteem. The sister thinks well, I'm not beautiful, and what not what not what not. But what I also want to say that dinner time is the healer, that sometimes you say you'll never get over, you'll get over it. You know, it's important you turn to Allah you
speak to Allah is Allah that will happen. And for the sister that they need to
go to a counselor, or they need to speak to someone who understands and to help them to repair the damage. And as long as you see you mustn't do anything also, that may appear platonic, but to create suspicion in the minds of your spouse. So we need to resolve this issue. And I'm not saying something is definitely going on Allah knows. But from the woman's perspective, it appears something's going on. Nothing that issue has to be addressed. Oh, yes. Certainly it is by
we review
discussing the issue of *. And the sister brought up the issue of marriage and choosing the right partner, also, people only choosing certain types, and perhaps that is only out of the personal sort of circle that we are in, or the sister is in
the direct circle around her, but by and large, I don't think that is a societal rule, or there is only what what society is looking at.
Is this true? You know, I think what happens, a lot depends on you, right, you know, the company you keep and the people that you interact with, who are, who is in your particular circle. And that's very important. And I think, you know, the other critical dimension is that, you know, sadly, we have not rarely allowed also our daughters to grow within the Sharia, to develop them to make sure they have skills, so they can be self sufficient Allah blessing that the IE and they can be independent, they are not in that sense of not the one thing and then whatever, but it is very, very important, because I find rarely a lot of our daughters, you know, pay the fare, no, some of them no
energy, because, you know, we say that, you know, there has to be one corner of the room, you marginalize them and whatnot, and a treat them very sharply, you know, it's not that we have Islam. So this notion is true about male female interaction, but the notion to cut them off from completely even our homes, and that, to me is something that, you know, we need to relook at it. In the end, the bottom line is that, you know, we as a society, we from town to town, we need to look at the issues. I mean, it's a very sad day, for example, someone says, Well, I've got five daughters, all of them are married, I don't worry about anyone else, as of the way of a believer, for a believer,
you worry about everyone in the community. And there are many people crying out they need, you know.
Okay, coming back to our original discussion is, is that there are four things that you that you brought up, we only went through one of the things that was the addiction to *, that stickiness look very briefly at some of the other things. Yes, you see, the the point that I made, the point that I made is this, if in a marriage, right, if there is an issue, the issue has to be addressed. And whoever addresses it, the first we speak to wherever the car they give you, right? Remember, the Formula car, you know, the many of them that I know Alhamdulillah they seek Allah guidance, and they want to bring you together want to resolve the situation. So you must not make a
commitment there purely to the console with your wife. And then and nothing has changed. Because I find sometimes some sisters when they speak to you, they are so insistent, they say no, no, you Brother, you don't know my husband will never change, he promises he breaks his promises. And then you make a commitment, inshallah, that, you know, that you know, that's not going to happen, you make a commitment shala that the you know, that the, you know, an umbrella, that the wife would make a change and, you know, the husband will make a change, and also, very importantly, is to seek guidance. There is no such thing as you know, I don't need guidance, there's no such thing as an
immune treat. I'm perfect. So that's the second issue. Right. The third issue that I spoke about, is that we need to understand this important sector that we are,
we are part of a plural society, and we must begin visibly make a contribution, you know, leave a legacy. So that you know what the question is this I mean, this Theresa May was in high up in the echelons in the government, the Conservative government in the UK, what she said, when the Jews felt insecure about what happened in Paris, in the UK, she says, well, Britain will not be the same without the Jews. She never said that, you know, it will not be the same without Muslims. The question is this. If Muslims were normal in this country, would this place be a better place for the non Muslims? That's the important question, the way we treat our servants, the way we treat our
employees, the way we interact with wider community. Are we doing Dawa so that's a very critical thing. And something I'm encouraging all schools to understand this whole concept about being merciful.
And the other point that I also mentioned he's the man the meat of the house is so important, so important for him to give leadership to his family to create a culture of love and happiness and were they so children themselves able to do the right thing inshallah
inshallah
his way it brings us almost to the end of our program, perhaps just the last few words yet before I forget, next week EPA inshallah I want to speak a bit about the program that we're going to have you remember you interviewed a brother from the European
Union, you will talk for the next week, but it's a very important program and I I've spoken to counselors and whatnot, it's a very important skill, they learn about healing, you know, giving this year is one thing but to help people to heal from the you know, Islamic perspective is very, very critical. So my last point I want to make molana is the following. That we must assume that you're going to live tomorrow, we don't know. So whatever immense we need to make with Allah with our families must do it today. And now, I like to see a culture an environment that is love and affection in our homes. We can do it and I would like our sisters to be receptive to their husbands.
There has to be reciprocal understanding, inshallah, when that happens, wow. is going to be a lot of love.
If it's made for your time this week, and we look forward to speaking to you next week, inshallah.
manana salaam aleikum wa rahmatullah alayhi wa sallam Rahmatullahi wa barakaatuh just three minutes to 12 seconds is even to our guests disease by chicken toss to the operator brother Osama, and especially to you for listening. salaam aleikum wa rahmatullah wa barakato.