Mohammed Hijab – Muslim Woman Gives Disturbing Answers on Show

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			Assalamualaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh I'm here with big G and a plus. Yes. Okay.
		

			And here, as well big Ah, of course with you guys, but
		

			we're gonna be reacting to a video which I came across, which has many, many views. About 7 million.
Actually, I was surprised to come across this video or that no one's sent it to me before. I think
we're all surprised actually, because this video is quite interesting.
		

			Not least because there was actually a Muslim representative.
		

			Present. Exactly this the question right? There was a Muslim woman there who at least looked like a
Muslim, but did not sound like one who was answering these questions. And the way this this program
works a spectrum is that they'd ask these questions, and then they would stand on a spectrum. Okay,
and whether they agree, or to what extent they agree and or disagree. And so there are there are a
few questions that are asked, I think we shall proceed into the public discourse, which we want to
react to. So let's let's look at the first thing that I felt was
		

			pretty important.
		

			I actually don't want kids. But if I were to decide to do that, I would want them to grow up in that
environment where there's no difference between you two, you don't have like a curfew that she
doesn't have, or vice versa. So, John, what do you think about that? Because that's something a bit,
you know, I would say, We're close to all of our hearts. But you know, to see a Muslim woman saying
what she said or moving to where she moved? Was it the right move? No, I don't, I don't think it was
the right move. But we can employ hospitals on here or the thinking good, because at this point in
time, you can see that generically. I mean, when you're raising boys and girls, there are not that
		

			many differences in the way that you're going to raise both of them. In fact, there are many rules
in Islam, which indicate that you should be equal in gifts and timespan and your love that you have
for both boys and girls. So generically, I mean, I don't think it's wrong. However, there are
obviously differences, especially as boys and girls become closer to puberty, and become closer to
adulthood. So that's what I would say like, for instance, a boy now who's becoming a man has to
start thinking about protection, the protective role that they would have. This is something we
believe in, we believe that for example, how boy, a son and the daughter, knowing that the Son has
		

			advantages, which are anatomical in nature, clearly you would you would guide the son to be
protective of over the daughter in a way that he wouldn't tell the daughter to be protective over
the son. I don't know how to extend you agree with with that? Exactly. Even biologically that
follows. You know, I've had a discussion with feminists in the park as well. You know, it's, it's
sad, you know, for them to deny their own biology, you know, and we're not going to accept comments
about what this woman has a kickball, so we're not talking about that, you know, it's, it's the duty
of the male. And Allah says men on the maintenance and particles a woman, period, if the One who
		

			created me said that there's nothing else that needs to be done. That's what I was saying, without
delving in too much.
		

			Yeah, I was gonna say that, if I was to push back and play devil's advocate, I would say, okay, but
here, we're talking about kids. Should you not be bringing them all up as protectors? Should they
not all be exposed to that? No,
		

			no, but firstly, if I have a daughter and have a son, I will both tell them both how to protect
yourself. And I'm sure even your Could you send them to me BJD you know, so, even though you're
against this, but in your life, you practice that you take your daughter and your son to BJJ.
However, let's be real here that when they grow up, yeah, that we need to be real with them and tell
them you know, and I'm sure they would realize that within biology that understand that a man is
tend to be more stronger. And the brother is there to protect you. Yeah. Why should we be afraid of
that? That's why it's okay. And you know, on this point, you know, I take my child to I will do we
		

			do everything with like, in terms of self defense, my to do I've got two daughters, as you know, but
the thing is, I do that now when she's very young and prepubescent. And the same thing with my son.
But the moment puberty kicks in, I mean, people don't realize the effect of testosterone. When
testosterone comes into the picture, I mean, a change change, it actually increases muscle mass by
up to 50% 55 0%. So now, you know, this is very interesting thing.
		

			Right? When they grow older, and you see how like, for example, girls versus boys, before the
pubescent stage, girls can sometimes really dominate boys because they don't there's no like
testosterone advantage and these kinds of things. You see that various very often
		

			and very common, but then when when puberty hits, that's no longer a question. I remember I remember
going to a boxing club when I was in our organization, a club, but one of the top female boxers in
the UK actually represented GB in on the Olympics. When I think the first year they had female
boxing. Yeah, she was basically sparring. She was a woman, she was playing with a 14 year old boys,
a 1314 was the eights and nines. That would be inconceivable to put her in with, you know, a 21 year
old or something like that, who's her way or equal weight? Because the advantages are so well
described. And everyone knows in the industry, that it would be so disadvantageous for them. Okay,
		

			should we move on to the next one? I think, PA, we're assuming the best
		

			abortion should be legal 321.
		

			Here we go.
		

			Stuck in that I agree with that statement. But I feel like the heavy restrictions that are placed on
it by our government, just dictating what we can do with our bodies is really infuriating. And then
seeing people who have kids and resent it for the rest of their lives and raising children that they
never wanted. It's frustrating. And so do you think that those parents that are struggling with
raising their children that they didn't have the option for adoption or other ways? It depends, like
for a lot of cultures, adoption is not okay. So as you guys saw, she was strongly agreeing with
abortion. But we know just just to make this clear that according to the the schools of thought and
		

			Islamic jurisprudence, three out of four schools say that after 120 days, I mean, up to 120 days,
you can abort in certain circumstances, not not all circumstances. And one school of thought says 40
days, it's inconceivable to think that after 120 days, that a Muslim can believe in something
referred to as late stage terminal abortion, which is, as you know, and then in America, in
different parts of the Western world, and different parts of the world can go up to six months,
which, if you ever seen a child that your child can survive in six months, the way they take, and we
couldn't even put this like as a picture of, you know, a video, how they actually extract and cut up
		

			a baby that's five months old, literally a viable child a viable when I say viable, I'm talking
about living, it has a pulse, it has a heart, it has organs, it has a brain. It can it can, it has a
nervous system, you kill this child, practically, you're saying that a woman should have the right
to do this. On what grounds you think this is commensurate with your standard teaching? To be
honest, I believe this it's just based on nothing, no rationale and logic. It's just basically and I
see an insecure Muslim woman who's dominated, you know, with ideologically in the West. Yes. And
she's just basically bleep like, she just say, you know, I'm here, do whatever you like, with me.
		

			And wherever you go, I'm gonna follow you. That's what I see. Because there is no way if I sat down,
I said, Do you genuinely believe this? She'll say to me, I hope she will say to me, no.
		

			She will say no, and I hope she'll say no, but the thing is he or how could you? Can you imagine
this sister, she's gonna watch this. I don't if you have kids, imagine you have a child. And I want
you to look at that child. After you. After you look at that child, I want you to look at that child
and say, You know what? Your sibling imaginable? They were ripped piece by piece, piece by piece
because we had to put this into perspective, when you come in and say, Oh, that's wrong. No, no,
look at your child and say, and if you did ever do abortion, may Allah forgive you and repent. Look
at your child and say, one of your siblings that died or killed, not that killed and bit by limb by
		

			limb, and we really need two pieces. You're not
		

			You're not talking about early abortion, therefore, we're talking about five months. Yes, she's
she's saying Totally agree before and the question is very clear. She said, Yes. So, limb by limb,
you've literally killed your own child, you've killed your own child, you should get them bring up a
child and say this is what I did to your sibling. Would you do that? Why?
		

			When when the Quran says that when the child that the female interestingly, if female infanticide
the Quran is against when the female child is says for what? For what sin did I What did you kill me
for? Yes, yes on that Yama. Kamiya is absolutely disgusting. Yeah.
		

			For what for what did you kill me for feminism? Exactly. What can you add on to the adjustment? What
did you kill me for? For an ideology? I because because I was insecure.
		

			I think what's interesting here is the slogan they use as my body my choice, but it's not your body.
This is my body. One Belt, One brother made a very good choice. Not choice. He made a very good
point. And he said, that puts the whole kind of impetus on the paths person themselves, but they're
not the only one that's responsible or affected by that does exactly that's right. What about the
choice of the Father? What about the choices
		

			The
		

			choice of the family, these sorts of things. It's like you mentioned about human rights. It's all
about what you owed and not what you owe. And that's one of the issues that we have with this.
That's point number one, point number two, even Ronaldo himself. He was one of the children. And he
mentioned this in his documentary that he was supposed to be aborted. He was supposed to be gone.
But if we didn't have Ronaldo, then we wouldn't have such a, a, a football star that people look up
to because he doesn't have tattoos. He doesn't drink alcohol. You know, he looks after his family
and somebody that is I'm not saying the best of role models by I'm saying he's better than most. So
		

			these two things, I think,
		

			are very important things to reflect about. But you wanted to say something about my body and my
choice, I could forget this my body my choice, no, so we are created by Allah and we belong to Allah
as simple as that. Yeah, it's not again, it's a matter of actually double and having Tarakan and
Allah because when you're watching this child, again, it's an act of takoyaki. Because if you are
thinking is, I can't look after them. Okay. Allah says in the Quran, he is the one that provides one
like all these issues linked to Tauheed and his Tawakkol. Mainly Taqwa was not trusting, having
trust in Allah, knowing that he is the creator of the critical heavens in the earth, that He can
		

			provide for us not to Well, why is an insomma? Can you imagine the One who created them? So do you
believe in him? Yeah, I do. But do you believe we can provide for you? What an insult what's an
insult? There's, there's also another thing that needs to be understood how they might say, you
know, she's just um, she's just a woman, you know, leave her alone, Laura.
		

			Can the murder the thing is, there's two types of Muslims that can go on a show like that one
without hijab, that people assume certain things. Let's face it, we do live in a society where we
judge by what's apparent, whether it's white, right, or whether it's wrong. If somebody sees a
hijab, a woman on there, and they're not that exposed to Islam, they will assume that that is the
Orthodox opinion of Islam. So you're saying that there is a cut off, ah, and you saying three
months? Now, you could argue maybe she knew that maybe she didn't know that for, what, four months,
four months, but with all due respect, like if she didn't know that, and she knows she's the only
		

			job on that show, it's a big channel, she has a responsibility to say, and represent her religion,
because she's wearing the attire, if you're wearing the attire of a police woman, and then somebody
asks you law and you get the law wrong. You can't say, Hey, don't judge me, by the way I look. So
she's she is responsible. And she does need to be sensible about these things. Even if you make the
argument that maybe it was cut out, maybe this may be that she should, you know, ensure that her
religion represented well, I think was her thing is what is most despicable about her kind of
portrayal of Islam or lack thereof, actually, to be honest with you, is the fact that she's been so
		

			inconsistent with her worldview.
		

			Look, she's representing Islam through her attire, like you've mentioned, and she's meant to
represent a Muslim voice on the show, yet, all she is doing is spouting left wing propaganda, second
wave feminism. This is not a representation of what Muslims believe. And she's not self consistent
with Islam. She's trying to bring two opposing ideologies together. second wave feminism and Islam.
And it's just looking wrong. First of all, I want to I want to show one thing, okay. They asked a
question, which is that, did he believe that the world would be a better place? If it's run by a
woman? Yeah. And look where she stands on the on there. She doesn't have a strong stance, but look
		

			where she stands as well. But then look at the contribution, I want to focus on the contribution of
the white feminist, white feminist, because I actually think it was a very good contribution from
within her own paradigm. How is that any different than saying, I believe that the world would be
better if it were run by men? Like if we're gonna say that on this token, we get that on that token,
that's not even balanced at all? If you compare that with the Muslims contribution, okay. Let's see
what the Muslim has to say. And then, and then comment on all of it. That's why I chose this one
too, because I don't think it should be one or the other. I definitely think that what it's only
		

			mound run, they're missing the rest of society, you can't really operate the world or any government
or leadership if you're not embracing the second half of society. So for me, looking at the White
feminist, she, to be honest, is way more self consistent with her ideology than the Muslim who's
attempting to be a feminist, who really is, who's sacrificing her religion is contradictory in her
stances, because this woman at least yourself consistent, she realizes that actually, if feminism
has an egalitarian discourse, especially if it's liberal feminism, then it shouldn't ensure that
people have freedom of choice. And, and she she and also freedom and equal opportunities, and she
		

			starts to realize, okay, this is how it should play out. If we are to be self consistent. The
Muslim, she has no care to try and represent consistency or be consistent in any way. So she's just
saying, yeah, it would actually be better if it's run by women. But the problem is, of course, Islam
gives rights to men that it doesn't give to women. It gives us
		

			abilities as well to men that does not give to women.
		

			Not least, of course, the fact that the man is meant to be the manager of the household, as the
general Columbo Nalani set up my father Allahu Allahu malaba, that men are maintained and protected
as a woman, but because of what he gave one over the other, and the what BA, which is obedience, you
know, for men to women, women to men in the in the in the household is not something which is just
relegated to the Hadith literature. It's actually in 434 cells fit in the Quran itself. And Aparna
come for that type of Allah Hina sebelah if they obey you, meaning this is the normative state. The
point is, if you're saying that the world will be better run by women, what is your stance on men
		

			being leaders of every household? Because men being lead on an aggregate level this would mean that
what you want is an inverse of what's going on, which is completely anti Islamic. What do you guys
think? I think the an interesting parallel you can draw is with regards to approximately 124,000
prophets that have come and all of them being male and leaders, leaders of the religion Exactly.
Imams leaders of every single congregational prayer that's valid within the paradigm of Islam being
a male figure, what would be your answer with regards to that? So it does seem contradictory to an
Islamic point of view. I think she could have worded it better. Well, Allah she actually meant this.
		

			But it doesn't seem like she's somebody that is
		

			committed, but I mean, representative of orthodox Islam, of course, the thing is, she is to be quite
honest with you, she's sold her soul to the left wing ideologies. And for all intents and purposes,
this could lead to major Cofer Usaha Milla, Milla, that takes someone out of the fold of Islam, and
we have to just call a spade a spade, I'm not calling her Kapha although what she's what she is
representing as CO for Akbar, major coffee, and most of the positions of the implied entailments of
her position, what we need to realize is that these positions are unacceptable, Islamically that's
as simple as really as simple as that. These positions are unacceptable. Islamically you need to
		

			realize that this is another is another way of life. It's another ideology, you can call it for you
like another religion. Yes. second wave feminism is like another religion that has different
presuppositions, different assumptions, different hierarchies, different priorities, you cannot
maintain an Islamic committed Islamic point of view. And this at the same time, you will be
cognitively dissonant, which is a psychological disorder, or you'll be allowed to yourself into all
those around you, or you'll be a clandestine, apostate, someone who doesn't actually amorphic and
whatever, someone who doesn't actually believe in Islam, but just pretends to be Muslim for social
		

			and cultural reasons. And may Allah protect us and our people from this, because at the end of the
day, we're seeing more and more of these kinds of figures come up, and they're trying to normalize
it, but there is no space for that in the Islamic environment at all.
		

			Do you agree? Yeah, of course, you know, we're happy with our religion. You know, we're pleased with
our Lord. You know, it's as simple as that man, let's just carry with his insecurities. You know, at
the end of the day is a simple example. That's where it that's where it stems from, we don't
understand a lack of towhee not knowing your religion is true. And the weapons is then you become
like a, what a leaf that, you know, wherever the wind blows you, you know, your your wherever, where
feminism, well, I'm a feminist, that that's what it boils down to guys, you know, and that's where
the root of the problem is. Be proud, be happy. You know, if you see one phenomenon is Islam has all
		

			these regulations and laws and stuff in place, which is totally opposing to the liberal view. But
1000s of people come to Islam, because the fingers when you treat yourself, like if I know once I I
spent three years looking into different religions role. Once I established Islam is the truth. I
knew I knew my dad, my family, my society is going to shun me. Yeah, but if I had if the last thing
I should have done was accept Islam. The last thing I should done, but it's the truth rock on my
tomato, and if it's the truth, I have to stand by it. And when I say I, it is from Allah, I'm not
saying I do something personal is Allah's guidance, but what I'm saying is man be proud of the
		

			religion man, is it damn hard? You're there trying to be an advocate for feminism and they rejected
me before we knew that woman came and just dismissed you. You know, be firm with your religion have
Tawakkol in our trust in Allah build that connection with him. You don't need feminism and all these
schisms. That's what I would say. Absolutely, bro anything.
		

			Okay.
		

			Okay, Justice capitalism.
		

			I told you a justice cap.
		

			Just one small thought comes to mind which is what a scholar said that back in the days we had
mustards and mosques that were unbaked they were made from unbaked clay. Yeah, but the people that
emerge from them will be a good ones.
		

			Carry on. They were baked. But today the machines are baked, but the people that emerge from the
masjids are unbaked.
		

			So I mean, we although we
		

			We have set up the game we know we have, like, billions 1.8 billion Muslims. But if we only had 313
with the caliber of butter, today we'd be on a different plane. So we need to take a leaf from these
Muslims read the Sierra the history, and and, and go and take the positives from that time and one
of the positives that we've highlighted is being confident in your religion and number two having
knowledge of your religion and becoming people of substance and people of action. Exactly. And what
you said there, for example, that there's a Hadith of the Prophet Selim, which mentioned this, that
on that day of the process, and instead of the company, you're going to be vast in number, you know,
		

			and with a kava sale you're gonna be like rubbish, yes, but it's going to be like the form of deceit
from Yeah, and that and why there's very interest because the Hadith ends that he actually says, and
he says, why it says because Allah
		

			Yes, it will put the love of the dunya and fear of death. And that's exactly why would someone fear
of death we all did, I showed him told the process and I'm like, I'm scared of death. It's not about
that. It's not that you don't want to meet Allah, it's that you're attached to the dunya you don't
want to die because you don't know I want to stay here. Okay, if you know Allah promises something
better, we all scared of death, but to at least be firm and be like, you know, it is going to be
happy but you've attached yourself to the dunya so much and you know, it might might have been death
in those days but nowadays it might be death socially, you're afraid of dying social, your soul your
		

			soul is dead buffalo Bing Bing unaccepted by society was accepted by society is what drives you to
selling your religion. I mean, the people fair that the Prophet Muhammad Allah Allah Solon said that
you know that Islam by the hollyburn will say how old Alibaba, they started strange, and it will
come back to being strange. And he said for Toba, Laura bear, so glad tidings to the strangers and
this is inshallah us.
		

			Does that low 100 was salam aleikum wa rahmatullahi wa.
		

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