Corrupt Muslim Leaders
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Channel: Khalid Yasin
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The speaker discusses the issue of Islam and the Pestilent behavior of Muslims. They argue that individuals and communities can change and reform based on their actions. The speaker also criticizes the way some politicians use the term "we" to describe their actions.AI Generated Transcript ©
The first question in Australia, the Muslims suffer the same sickness as the Muslims in the Arab world, oppressive and corrupt leadership stunting the let me before I go into this question.
I don't believe that I don't believe this hype
about everything that's wrong with the Muslims because of corrupt Muslim leaders. That's not correct.
Because the leaders themselves
are the leaders of weak, divided and corrupt people.
You see, when the people were the best, they had the best leaders. When the people become the worst, they get the worst leaders.
And in most cases, when people point at leaders, they're only jealous because they want to be there. And when they get there, they'll do the same thing.
We want better leaders. But I say to you, brothers, who have this talking, if you become better fathers,
you become better neighbors.
You become better coworkers, you become better colleagues, you become better people and examples for the Muslims as an individual, change your own behavior, and you will find that your family will change. Your neighborhood will change. Your society will change. Maybe Australia will change. Maybe the world will change. But don't jump from you all the way to the left and Islamic State.
Because the house is not built that way, we don't suspend the chandelier and in the sky and then after that build, build the foundation.
So the issue of Islamic State is you have the rulership, this is an issue.
But we don't talk about that issue before we discussed the issue of behavior.
It is the behavior of Muslims themselves that have brought us to this condition, the behavior of you and me.
You see, you know this behavior because in the morning for fetcher in the morning for fetcher, how many people you think will be here?
100 people here praying Fajr
are there 50 Alhamdulillah. And there are 400,000 Muslims in Sydney.
So brothers and sisters, let's be very clear and fair about this. Let's first blame ourselves. Let's do what the Prophet Yunus alayhi salam did when he was swallowed by the big fish. He said what? La ilaha illa Anta Subhanallah in the continental body, me, I'm the one that's to blame. So blame ourselves first. As brothers as fathers,
as individual Muslims, blame ourselves, reform ourselves, then we will reform our communities and our families, then maybe we reform our neighborhoods, maybe we will reform our societies and then maybe we will be able to reform the world.