What to do if your Child Asks a Tough Question about Islam?
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Channel: Musleh Khan
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The speaker is discussing the concept of "the internet" and how it is difficult for people to answer questions about anything. They also mention that people are traveling to see Allah's deathbed and that he gives them an opportunity to figure out what they want to know. The speaker also talks about the importance of finding the right person to ask questions and mentions that people are being encouraged to do so.AI Generated Transcript ©
There are going to be questions you don't have answers to and that's okay.
It's okay. Don't be shy to say to your children. I have no idea how to answer this. I don't even know where to begin.
Because the Quran also said that when you don't know what do you do fuss, Lu, a hella vicar in quantum letar lemon, go ask the people of knowledge when you don't know it's okay. I have no idea what to say to you here. When you're sitting in the classroom and students and ask really complex questions, or they share certain theories and philosophies about any subject out there, whether it be socially politically doesn't matter. But they ask you and you're sitting there, one of the great and most beautiful qualities of a believer is that they do not hesitate to say, I don't know.
Ignore our best little the Allah whine when no one said
the person that answers every question brought to them is Majnoon.
There's something mentally wrong with them. They're crazy.
Imam Malik Rahim Allah on his deathbed said, I don't know 270 Plus questions. Nobody else could give fatawa except him and he's there. People are traveling to me is Allah who I don't know. It's an extremely humbling, humbling thing to do. And one more point when you say, I don't know, parents and teachers, remember, that's an opportunity. It's not a flaw or weakness. Because what you're saying to yourself is, I don't know. So there's a room for me to figure it out. Now it's time to go do some homework. Now it's time to go to the show you the scholars, that professionals the experts. Let me figure out what this is. Let me understand. So Allah blesses you with more knowledge when you admit
I don't know. Subhanallah