Muhammad Alshareef – People Criticize, It’s What They Do

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The importance of tuning in from various social media platforms and sharing experiences is discussed in a series of YouTube and Facebook posts. The speakers emphasize the need for comparison and misunderstandings in education to avoid confusion and misunderstandings. They also discuss the use of examples and comparison in helping people understand things they know, and the importance of guidance and guidance in the context of the Quran. The segment also touches on the use of negative comments and comments from people who do not like work.

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			Alright, Tip one. I said I'm on a good one. I happen to live in a cave of Bismillah Alhamdulillah wa
salatu salam ala Rasulillah Allah Allah He also be mulwala Am I bad? So as Ramadan has come to an
end, I still wanted to continue this I really benefited from going into verses and reflecting upon
them. It's all my own personal reflection. I'd love to share with you some of those reflections. I
kind of like to stop on verses that make me curious makes me want to think a little bit more about
that. I spent some time with it. And then I present you guys here. So the verse that I'm thinking
about is this verse in Switzer Bacara Where is verse sorry surah number two verse 26, Allah Spano
		
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			Tata says, I will demonstrate upon our gem
		
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			in Allah Allah stuffy al whatever message
		
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			or or what?
		
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			In this verse, Allah subhanaw taala tells us in hola hola esta He Allah is not ashamed or Allah does
not shy away from in Allah Allah yesterday. And so what is that? What is it that Allah subhanaw
taala is not ashamed to do? A Neil * by Mithuna math that Allah is not ashamed to coin any
analogy or draw any comparison that he wishes upon with Ana. Marula the math for myself I have less
paradata says that. Verily, Allah is not ashamed to make any comparison with anything. Whether that
be a gnat like a mosquito
		
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			For anything larger and larger could be something even smaller than a mosquito or it could be
larger, something bigger like Allah subhanaw taala. If he wants to make an analogy, he will make it
like a study. And this comes from Moshe keen polytheist in Mecca. When they heard versus speaking,
Allah Spano Tata speaking about making analogies with mosquitoes. They said something to the effect
of, isn't God ashamed to make analogies of things like mosquitoes, so they were criticizing Allah
subhanaw taala and the verses of the Quran, okay, so Allah subhanaw taala then continues. Mila
Melodien ammonoids So Allah subhanaw taala mix these analogies makes these comparisons for me livina
		
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			amorolfine Allah Mona and that will help will not want them. As for the believers, they know that
this is the truth from their Lord. Amma Lavina Cafaro fire pull on another or other lobby had MF
Allah. But as for the disbelievers, they say what does God intend or what's the purpose of or what's
Allah's intentions by making analogies like this? And then Allah subhanaw taala says you will be
Looby he kefir on where he be, he could feel that with these analogies and these comparisons, Allah
subhanaw taala misguides many and guides many. So with the same analogy, some will be misguided,
some will be guided and then Allah subhanaw taala says, Well, now you will lindo be ill and facile
		
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			clean, and the only people that are misguided that actually analogy and the clarification and the
guidance comes from a loss and it's a cause for somebody's misguidance it's because they are facet
pain to begin with. And facet would be like somebody who's rebelled against against Allah subhanaw
taala and so these verses and these analogies, serve as a misguidance I continued misguidance for
this person. Okay.
		
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			So we're talking about analogies. So the first point that I want to make is the importance of
analogies, the importance of comparison, in education in helping people to understand something you
know, let me give you this exam you know, when Ramadan begins, and people say Ramadan is like, and
you're welcome to pose that I've actually said this in my other lecture, but
		
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			I've said this in either what is the analogy or the metaphor of Ramadan? Some will say and you're
welcome to post as in the comments if you will. I'll give you five seconds what the analogy of
Ramadan is what you what is the metaphor of Ramadan, I'll give you 10 seconds 10 Nine, eight
		
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			Ramadan is like
		
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			Alright, as you guys now the comments will start popping in when I continue on. So some people will
say Ramadan is like a guest. And just like a guest comes from out of town and you prepare and clean
your house yet the first comment was referred says an honored guest. Yes.
		
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			Just like a guest comes from out of town you prepare for this guest Yeah.
		
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			You've got on the other side, somebody will say Ramadan is like a special offer a special limited
time offer like last two nights of Ramadan, worth 1000 months, get it while it's hot, because the
time is going to come to an end.
		
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			And some people will say Ramadan is like a bootcamp or a gyms preparing you building up Taqwa for
afterwards. And the the lecture that I gave before was I wish people would start thinking about
Ramadan as
		
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			as a vocational institutes of Vocational Training Institute, a career college, because if you think
of the honored guest metaphor, that when the honored guests leaves, your house goes back to the kind
of like the, the disorder that happened before, if you looked at the special offer type of analogy,
then you might say that after a Manuel, there's no special offer going on. And I only worked PLO
special offers and stuff like that, and then people might fall back. And that's what and bootcamp.
The reason I don't like boot camp as well, is I'm not saying these analogies are bad. I just want
you to understand
		
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			the benefits and cons and how important it is because how important these metaphors are the lessons
that we derive from them. If you look at the metaphor of a gym or a bootcamp, a lot of times people
go to the gym and then do nothing with what they've learned. So okay, you're lifting up some
weights, but it doesn't lead to something afterwards. And it's just like just going through the
motions. That depends on what gym means to you. Now,
		
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			when you think of vocational Institute or training college, you're there in the college training
just like in Ramadan, you're praying your soul
		
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			And you're fasting, all that you're training for what comes after La La contenta con so that you'll
have Tableau afterwards. So the point of all of this that I'm just sharing with you is the
importance of analogies and comparisons, and metaphors in education and in helping somebody to
understand what's going on. You also see, and we benefit from this, that if this is Allah subhanaw
taala, who's teaching us through analogies and comparisons, and Allah loves for us to understand it,
we should also learn that we want somebody to understand what we're saying, we don't just like
information dump on somebody. And just like, you know, what, I hope you understand I don't care, but
		
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			we actually care to come from a different angle trying to explain things in different ways. And once
you start opening your mind to, you know, the Quran and Sunnah being like analogies, you're actually
going to start seeing these analogies and comparisons, all throughout the Quran and in the Hadith,
and I'll get to in a second, give you something now, examples of that.
		
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			You will also want to learn from this, that criticism that nobody is going to avoid criticism. It
doesn't matter what you say, or who you are, and you could be perfect. This is Allah subhanaw taala.
And they're criticizing Allah azza wa jal, you're the province that Allah is Adam, when he received
revelation, they said, he's crazy. They said, He's Majnoon, they said, He's a magician. They said,
he's a poet, everybody will receive criticism, and that's Allah and His messenger. And anybody who
takes this path and just being human part of being human is Subhanallah that people will criticize.
And it doesn't matter what you do, that the criticism will come. It's just how do you respond to it?
		
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			Now the the beautiful lesson that we learn here is Allah subhanaw taala says, Allah's response to it
is, Allah is not ashamed, or not live strategy and you're living with and Allah is not ashamed to
give any analogy that he wishes, whether that's a mosquito or anything larger than that, anything
larger, anything smaller than that. Allah is my machine. And so let's find out about it doesn't
respond to God can make analogies in this in that Allah just found out to us panel data says so
what? Like, so they make a criticism. And the response is, so what? And so if you are in this path,
and you're, and you're educating and teaching people things, you'll have two groups of people, there
		
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			will be the person who appreciates what you say. And you have the person who doesn't appreciate what
you say. And a lot of times when somebody's just hating on you. It's not because they're so
concerned about what you said, but they're hating on you from something that's deeper than that.
That is Allah subhanaw taala says, well, manual little OB he loved philosophy, that it's from their
FISC, from the rebellion against Allah subhanaw taala that they want to find the criticism, they
want to find a criticism. So let's talk a little bit more about analogies, metaphors. What's the
difference between an analogy and a metaphor? What's the difference between an analogy and a
		
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			metaphor? And you know what, let me also teach you something else here.
		
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			Let me write it down before I forget.
		
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			What's the difference between analogy and metaphor? So a metaphor, an analogy is something direct
and explicit. So you say something is like something else. So he said, Ramadan is like,
		
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			is like an honored guest. Ramadan is like a training institute, you could say that that's an
analogy. It's explicit. And it's direct. This is like that. Yeah. Or photography is like,
		
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			is like making an idol or photography is like looking in the mirror. Right? Two analogies that will
come to two different conclusions.
		
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			Another what's what a metaphor is a little bit more vague and implicit. So it's a little bit more
vague and implicit. It's more open to meanings. It's more open to contemplation, you could say a
metaphor is like, life is like, a journey. Right? It's very, it's very general, what does journey
mean? What does that mean to you means different things there. So you can say it's a metaphor, And
subhanAllah for myself, as I have, you know, years after, especially these last two years, I've
really tried to look at the metaphors that I use, and try to change them. Because once you change
your metaphor, you actually change your action. And when somebody comes to me, and they have
		
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			problems, oh, I have problem. I can't get married or have problem in this or that. I like to ask
them. What's the metaphor for this thing that you're having problem with? And usually when they say
their metaphor, they'll give me a metaphor that's like, it's like being in a suffocating box. Like
it's a very serious
		
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			type of metaphor. And when you look at somebody who doesn't have a problem with that issue, their
metaphor is different.
		
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			The other thing that I'd like to advise you about this is metaphors. A lot of people when it comes
to argumentation about Islamic issues, this kind of like is we're all here listing Muslims and stuff
like that. A lot of times when it comes to argumentation in Islamic issues with people who don't
know Quran and Sunnah, they don't know the Quran, they haven't, you know, reviewed the Hadith, they
like to fall back on analogies. So they'll say, wearing hijab is like, and then they throw an
analogy or doing this is like that. And they tried to base their argument on an analogy, and I would
tell you that the sources as soon as I'm arguing with somebody, and they, if they say something to
		
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			me like that, they throw an analogy at me, I would this is my response, I would say the sources of
Sharia, the sources of how do we know something is from Allah and His messenger are four things four
main agreed upon things number one is the pull on number two is the authentic sunnah of the Prophet
of Allah Islam. Number three is
		
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			HTML Mau. Mau is the consensus that OMA has agreed upon this throughout centuries. Hmm, ah, and the
fourth thing is, PS and PS is analogy. And so I would tell this person what you just said, Your
argumentation, the argument that you just made, you're trying to use the fourth source, which is
clear paths, which is analogy. And we know in Islamic law, that if an analogy goes against the Quran
or goes against the authentic sunnah, it is rejected. It is rejected and you don't even know the
Quran and Sunnah. And this is the idea that is explicitly says the opposite of your analogy. So
let's just take your analogy and throw it to the wall.
		
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			If you and usually just you break it down like that analogy is not valid if it contradicts the Quran
analogy is not valid. If it contradicts the authentic, some of the prophets have a lot of setup.
		
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			Okay, so let me give you
		
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			some places kind of topics that Allah subhanaw taala uses analogy for in the Quran. So, first thing
is when it comes to Eman when it comes to puffer when it comes to neufeldt, Eman Cofer belief
disbelief and hypocrisy. You will see Allah subhanaw taala uses analogies to explain what these
things are. Another area that we see analogies is
		
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			encouraging good, encouraging good and pushing away. Bad so you'll see things like when it when
we're talking about pushing away harmful, bad things like backbiting. Backbiting is like, everybody
every muscle is like eating the flesh of your dead brother. Right? It's an analogy. That's what
Backbiting is. I have hiboy hydrocone Aquila, LACMA teammate and look at a demo. You'll also see the
the analogy of for encouraging good is like their award for charity. And as Ramadan is common,
you've been to fundraisers and you've heard the analogy is like a stock and each stock has you know,
somebody who gives him the path of Allah gives them that for the sake of Allah, and it breaks into
		
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			it's like a stock that bear seven foods and each of those has
		
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			seven so then you're seeing like, it goes up 700 times.
		
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			The analogy the reward of doing good, you'll see that analogies come when it's something that's
halal and lawful and analogies comes when something's haram and harmful. Another area that you'll
see analogies in the Quran is when it distinguishes a righteous person versus a not righteous
person.
		
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			And I'll end with his last analogy the Prophet said a lot is said um, said that the analogy or the
example of somebody you sit with that is sada is a righteous person. And somebody you sit with, who
is
		
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			who was a bad influence in Su is a bad person is like sitting with somebody who sells perfume, and
somebody who plays with fire. And so the person who plays
		
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			the person who has the perfume, you either are going to get perfume from this person or at the very
least being in this person's presence, you will enjoy the beautiful smell of being with that person
and the person who is playing with fire he's either going to burn you or you will come with your
clothes stinking from that fire. And so I hope it's challah to Allah that these little reminders
that we that we do together our insha Allah Tala jelly sauna, that I get to sit with you and benefit
from your good perfume inshallah Tada and of course, I enjoy reviewing
		
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			Quran with you guys because the Quran is baraka and we wish for that Baraka in our lives. Allah
Allah Allah Allah ma reminders done you guys want to chat or have questions we'll go about 10
minutes inshallah
		
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			Zack Allah Hi Ron
		
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			thank you so
		
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			I commend cinema Abdul Basit
		
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			and Anybody got a question
		
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			honor guest
		
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			Jenny's will follow
		
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			Jim Zadie says Zach hola hey I really appreciate your visionary emails
		
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			does talk a lot
		
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			during the last days of Ramadan
		
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			Yeah, you know it's messed up
		
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			yesterday at work today it didn't work so my apologize for the Instagram people
		
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			okay, cool. MB 1429. You didn't quite understand the whole criticism of the law. Sorry. I know. It's
a bit of a stupid question, though. It's not stupid. No problem.
		
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			Don't Don't call don't call it questions stupid.
		
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			All right. And so this is the criticism so Allah subhanaw taala. In the Quran. Mentions like sorts
of ankle boots or ankle boots is the surah of the spider and Allah subhanaw taala says, Can method
can method uncouple the data the data like the home of the spider is so flimsy. Allah subhanaw taala
says for example, that that what they built, you know their, their worship the polytheists what they
have is like a beta Lanka boots. It's like the house of a spider. It's so flimsy. So that's an
analogy another so you get to so Allah subhanaw taala in the Quran mentioned analogies using
insects, used mosquito use spider used ants a lot I'm about ants but
		
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			so the Mushrikeen wanted to criticize Allah subhanaw taala and they basically says, Isn't Allah
ashamed to give analogies of something so small and insignificant and petty? Like a mosquito? Or so
Allah subhanaw taala responded in the Luddites study a little bit Flm so that was the criticism.
		
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			A lot.
		
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			Less question
		
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			How do we know if we are have righteous or non righteous companionship or company? So I guess you're
talking about like, how do you know if you yourself? Am I? Am I good influence for the person I'm
sitting with? Or am I bad? Are you talking about the person? The simple response to that is in your
companionship with somebody else? Are you encouraging good, forbidding evil, basically. So if
there's something halal and good, that is being spoken about in your companionship with somebody
else, then that's a righteous companionship. If what's happening in this in this companionship is
like backbiting and gossiping and and doing harm things or encouraging harm things that is non
		
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			righteous companionship a lot
		
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			Thank you
		
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			she says I took Dreamwalker last year and have to still work on my cards and I'm a little bit lost.
Would you still recommend signing up? So I'm just generally speaking, whenever
		
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			you know, I should this is calling for Irish and for people who take visionair you know when people
take visionair for the first time and and then the people who have taken it multiple times kind of
turned back and say, you know when I did this for my first time I wasn't really in like my mind
wasn't there wasn't really present. And now that I'm you know, I'm back again. I'm going to be more
serious I now that I've experienced, what it's like, you know what I'm taking the effort
		
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			To make this count and so even for me, it may be if I if I took you know, Visionaire 2030 I taught
the class and maybe I wasn't fully present and doing my own work. I'm looking forward to teaching it
again. And okay, I know what mistakes I did, or how I didn't put my full mind and energy into my
work. I know next time I do and inshallah Tada, I'll get stronger and better. Now if that's the case
with you, I show that you say hey, you know what I learned from this past and I want to get back
into a group and I want to get it done now that I've experienced what happened in the past that I'm
ready to
		
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			take better action this time that it definitely inshallah Tata will be worth it.
		
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			Does that go ahead Tisha, thanks for tuning in. One thing about, about the Quran. When I started a
mushroom Institute, I did this little survey. Back in the day, I remember I was at George Mason
University in Virginia, and I was, you know, hanging up the survey and I asked people, what was the
first amalgam Institute class that they would like to learn? I mean, it was like 2002. And
overwhelmingly, people said that they wanted to learn about Quran. And so the first another seminar
was tafsir * Omna, which was touched by an angel the first class ever taught in, in and it
launched a mammogram Institute. And one thing that I learned from teaching that class of Hala how
		
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			much love people gave me, and I realized, like, you don't even know me, but your love is for the
Quran. And I really experienced the baraka of, of teaching Quran so it's not that you know, I'm
doing a service to the client or the client is doing service to us, he Tablelands and now he later
Mobarak that Allah subhanaw taala sent this book Mobarak and as we saw in yesterday's live about the
Quran being he day and if we want more heat, we should more guidance we should can connect ourselves
more with the Quran. So Allah subhanaw taala says that you can Kitab la vie Buffy who then limited
it's a guide for them to clean so if we want to be more guided one Allah subhanaw taala the answer
		
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			that guide us to the straight path it didn't allow them was to him we should get more in connection
with the Quran. Which I know you do teach us so from the
		
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			need your views? I need your views
		
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			Jim Zadie Jim Zadie says some schools of thought scholars don't recommend show well fasting need
your point of view I've never heard that before. Like I've never heard somebody say that
		
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			fat fasting shall while is not recommended and let me just fasting shell
		
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			One moment please let me just see
		
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			I need to check something
		
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			Okay, so yeah, so the Hadith it speaks about fasting in sha Allah is narrated by Messiah Hey Muslim
were fast Ramadan and follows it with six days of the show. Well, it will be as if he fast for a
lifetime so it's in
		
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			Sahih Muslim and so it's authentic so done deal doesn't matter what people think. Like I said before
		
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			I'm gonna take like one or two last questions and then we're and then we're done
		
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			Xena Bob de esoft We'll talk about that maybe on on another topic. I guess it's kind of like you're
gonna crush my brain going into a different direction. Right now. This is a nice comment. Yeah. I
hope you had a greater you handle I was very nice. How was your aides? You guys some people are
saying with aid locked down they actually had a really nice time. They didn't have to visit so much
from with immediate family and they had a great time. How was your year with the lockdown?
		
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			Sugary says through a mushroom Institute and Touched by an Angel I have the CDs and listen to it in
my car hummed Allah may Allah protect your CDs from melting and salah.
		
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			Alright, last question. Good question here, Shia how to distinguish between constructive versus
destructive, destructive criticism. So our last question is like Allah. Hi, Ron, what?
		
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			Constructive criticism. So first off, I guess there's from your side of things like, so we're
talking about people sending you criticism. So you actually want to, even if
		
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			so, here's some, some some kind of like tips, you want to look at the person who's giving the
criticism. And you want to ask yourself this question that, you know, look at the results that
they're getting in their life, and ask yourself, Do I want these results for myself. So if they give
you criticism, and like, let's suppose you are a, I don't know, just really bad analogy. But let's
suppose you're an actor or a theatre actor. And then the person who's who's criticizing you is this
great theatre actor, and they're criticizing you. And whether it's painful or whatnot, you want to
listen to that person, because they have experience and you you respect the results that they get.
		
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			So that constructive or not constructive, you want to listen to that kind of person. If you have
somebody who you don't kind of respect the results that they've gotten, which happens a lot online,
just kind of like nasty comments, generally, just a nasty comment. Of course, you can pass that by.
But if you find that those comments are coming up repeatedly,
		
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			then you might want to pay attention to what's being said. Because even if it's saying in a
destructive way, if it's being said repeatedly, there's probably some truth to it. So I would the
sort of second thing is the repetition of this criticism. So sometimes when there's a criticism, I
would ask the question, how many people had the same criticism, and independently, so not that one
person went around and told everybody, but how many independent people had a criticism like this,
and then you might want to address it.
		
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			And so the other thing on the On another hand, is, sometimes let's suppose you've got 100 people,
and 98 of them love what you're doing. And they're actually really benefiting. And then two of them,
		
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			you're a loser, you're gonna have fire, they hate your guts, there's two of them. So 98 People love
it. So if you decide to just call or follow everything that a critic says, And just so you don't
kind of like rock the boat with anybody, you may do something that is pleasing to these two people
who don't care anyway, whether you listen to them or not, they just want to criticize you. But you
might change something that the 98 of the 90% of the people are actually benefiting from. So give me
an example. Let's suppose all Muhammad Sharif gives jokes while he talks. And you guys like that,
and I'm really cool guy and stuff like that.
		
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			But then somebody somebody comes in the comment section and says, brother, you know what this is
haram, you should stop making jokes. You're talking about serious things. And then I start crying.
And I'm like, Yeah, I couldn't make jokes. And then so the next time I come and I'm giving a speech,
it's just all serious. And I'm all like, I'm not being me. And then you'd say what happened to
Muhammad so actually, it things become worse because you listen to the critic. So those are some
ways to analyze whether criticism is constructive or destructive. Does that go okay and everybody
from the light hope you had a good time inshallah Tata will be doing this daily I don't know what
		
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			the exact time I'm letting it organically happen where I find myself leaning towards the timing. So
just keep when it says you know, tell me when I'm gonna shoot goes live. Just press that button
inshallah thought if you're online, then that's great.
		
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			All right. Bye, salad equal Abdullah.