Mohammed Hijab – Muslim Response to Ricky Gervais – God Playing Hard to Get

			If God doesn't want me to find him, I'm not gonna find it. It's an article article. Okay, so guys,
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			Are you implying that the Christian tradition involves toilet paper in some way that that that
		

			Nether hygiene is somehow related to St. Peter's checklist?
		

			I know it's not.
		

			So the first thing I want to say is that Islam as a religion, yeah, it does deal with this issue of
how to clean yourself after you've dedicated why because it claims to be a comprehensive way of
living at Dien, which means a comprehensive way of life. So the issue of how to clean yourself after
you've dedicated is one that Islam actually deals with in depth in so much as it will tell you that
after you've dedicated you should mix between using water, yeah, to clean the area. So you talked
about every day, that's one way a legitimate way of cleaning yourself with water. Even the B day
suddenly the B day is popular again, I've never used one in my life.
		

			And using this is the best method using also something like let's say tissue paper, for example.
Yeah. But if you can't find the tissue paper, then you can use water. So the whole scare of people
getting panic mode, because they can't find tissue would have been resolved if they just knew the
basics of Islamic hygiene. And I saw people fighting in supermarkets, over toilet rolls. But the
idea of cleaning yourself now think about this. I mean, it might sound quite trivial to you to
Ricky. But the truth is this if you're playing football, and some mud came on you, how would you
want to clean that mother of your foot or your your hand or your face, you'd want to wash it with
		

			water. Likewise, Islam says the same thing. Yeah, when you're dealing with defecation, when you've
done that, you have to clean this up. What likewise urination, when you view it, you don't just wash
your hands, don't just wash your hands, Islam says you have to wash your private area as well. And
these are things which if people internalize, they'll have a much more hygienic way of living. And
they won't be in panic mode. As we have seen in the Western world, we're in the situation with a
pandemic, if they just have the basics of how to live a hygienic life as per the Islamic teachings,
he can't prove the non existence of something. So it might be here. And if he didn't want me to find
		

			him, I would find him. If you're an all powerful being, you are the best Highland state champion in
the universe. So here, as you can see, he says that, to quote him, you can't prove the non existence
of something. That's a very, I don't know what principle ways, you've just said something that
doesn't make sense. And it's not true, because I can prove the non existence. Yeah, have a squared
circle impossible things can't exist in the real world. So I can prove the non existence of a circle
by the fact that there are two contradictory things is the law of non contradiction, two
contradictory things can't coexist at the same time. Using this law of non contradiction, I can
		

			prove the existence of something which is self contradictory, ie A squared circle. So this point
here that you can't prove, prove the non existence of something is a full is a false principle of
fallacious reasoning, a false principle that you continually say in all of your discourse, or many
of the discourses online, and it's high time now you realize that you using these false principles
in order to, to arrive at disbelief is not helping your cause? Or your argument? And if he didn't
want me to find it, I would find it. If you're an all powerful being, you are the best Hide and Seek
champion in the universe. So here, Richard, your face talks about? Well, he doesn't mention it as
		

			such, but it's the argument from divine hiddenness. So God is what if God exists and why we Why is
he hidden from us in such a way? Well, actually, I've already discussed this in my previous video,
God is not actually hidden from us at all. God is a proton knowledge and intuitive knowledge, and
instinctive knowledge that we come to and arrive at from birth. And there is many cite scientific or
anthropological studies that have pointed this direction we talked about in 2011, the Oxford
anthropological society and Dr. Justin Barrett, how he came to this conclusion, using a big study
with a lot of people, children before they are socialized, that they come to the, to the conclusion
		

			approach or conclusion, a, almost an instinctive conclusion, you could even argue, yeah, or in his
words, an innate receptivity to God. That's how he reflects a mentioned a receptivity to believing
in the divine. You, you're born with that, okay. And there's good evidence for this. So instead of
just continually saying, there's a God is hiding from us. Yeah. You have to now refute that kind of
evidence. Not only that, but you have to refute the demographic evidence as well.
		

			geological evidence and the historical evidence, which not only show that God is something which you
are born with, as we've discussed, or believing in born, believing in, but is something which is
cross culturally accepted. I mean, the idea of God, yes, there are different variations or ideas of
what is God, what is the true God and so on and so forth. But the idea of believing in a deity or
divinity, that's something which human beings from the beginning of civilizations, by civilization
have gone, have gone more with than without, they believe in rather than lack belief in so this is
the you're saying is high is high to God is hiding, I don't think you're hiding. In my opinion, I
		

			think you are doing the truth, you are hiding, you see, but the truth is, this is the actually God
is not hiding. And that is why 90% of the American public till this day, even with the spread of,
say, new atheism, or this, that with the other 90% of the American public, still believe in a higher
power, according to Pew Research, and only 5.5% of the British public are Australian atheists,
according to Linda Woods head. And this is all in my book, the scientific deception of the new
atheist, which is free of charge, and the link is in the description below. So you see, Richard your
face, you need to understand something that your postulations Yeah, and your arguments against the
		

			existence of God are premised on false types of principles that we've discussed, and weak
argumentations so you're gonna have to come back next time, my friend, honestly, you're gonna have
to come better than that.
		

			You don't do the spirits.
		

			Too dangerous. I like I'd like a whiskey. But I think you've got to do that very sparingly.
Christmas, when there's you know, now I'm, I'm a little bit scared of being that guy that sits and
drinks whiskey you're talking about.
		

			But you don't want to be like someone who drinks whiskey all the time in spirits all the time.
Because you, you probably visualize what that looks like. And you thought to yourself, I don't want
to be I don't want to be in a somnambulant state. I don't want to be I want to have my sobriety, I
want to have my cognitive functionality in tact, I want to be rational. And you see that as the
Islamic postulation, or the prescription is, you shouldn't drink any kind of alcohol at all. And if
you look at it, we're talking about pandemics, we'll put a must now scared of the situation with the
COVID situation, yeah, that we're going to be contaminated with that will contaminate others, and
		

			the risks on the NHS and so on. But what studies have already been done, and I'm sure there have
been studies in the Western world, of the problems of alcoholism. Yeah, like, how much strain that's
causing for the NHS? How many death related incidents are caused because of alcoholism? How many
lives have been ruined because of someone's constant intoxication. And you see, you have to remember
something here, that as human beings, we don't really have a strict barometer for knowing what's
right and wrong. But what we can see is the consequences of the actions of a country that or or a
nation or society. Yeah, that allows these kinds of intoxicants to be freely available for people,
		

			you have diseases that are related to these things. So what Islam says and this is another point
about guidance, is that we shouldn't drink that at all. Maintain your sobriety, maintain your
rationality, maintain your cognitive sharpness, you're talking about Okay, I'll drink this beer
here, and I'll drink this wine here. As Tom says, If you really want to be rational enough, yeah, to
be able to practice your religion and to pray properly. Let acabo salata and tune sukar, hotair.
Talamo metta Kowloon, don't come near the prayer when you are intoxicated until you know what's
going on. If you really want that cognitive discipline, then you should abandon intoxicants for
		

			good, eliminate them from your diet. That's the situation here. And you see this brings me to
another verse, which I think is very powerful in the Quranic discourse, which is in chapter 28.
Yeah, of the Quran, where God challenges human beings to find something which is more of a guidance
than this book and the Torah. And the Torah, because we believe in the previous dispensations before
it were corrupted. The point here is, therefore, that Islam offers you a solution. That is not only
rationally Yeah, satisfying, but spiritually nourishing, and practically applicable. And with that,
Ricky jervis. I invite you to read the Quran and to be sincere and to try and find the truth.
		

			And with that, I'll see you later.