Mustafa Khattab – Little Tyrants
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The speakers discuss the lack of evidence that life is in the Milky Way and the Bryte movement, which hates their rulers and neighbors. They also mention the importance of mutual consultation and shelling to win elections, as well as the need for everyone to apply to their country and share their opinions. They also touch on the role of the president, the role of the ruler, and the importance of listening to criticism and removing certain individuals from one's government. The speakers end with a reminder to respecting their values and apply to their country.
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And the imam was stressed out.
All the fighting was going on in Egypt,
in Libya, in Tunisia, in Syria. Everything was
going on. And the imam, one night, he
said, you know what? I can't lead salah
today.
I said, why?
Look who is praying behind you. This brother
so and so is from Behat, this brother
is from Yemen,
this brother is from Iraq, this brother is
from Palestine,
this brother is from Syria,
And this is the topic for today.
What do we want
from our rulers
back home?
How can they run Muslim countries according to
Islam? Because this is what we want from
them. So I'm not gonna talk politics today.
This is not my interest. This is not
my thing. I'm not into politics. I hate
it. But I'm gonna fly a flight from
an Islamic perspective, from a sharia perspective.
Many years
back, the scholars of Masa, they said they
found a strand of evidence
that there are some planets in the Milky
Way that aren't livable.
Why? Because they found
some evidence of frozen
blood on some planets
and they have been frozen for 1000000 or
1000000 of years. For them, this is enough
evidence that there's life on these planets.
And, also, we found some things that look
like amoeba if you studied,
biology,
very tiny
one cell beans,
amoeba. Okay?
Very tiny. And for them, there was enough
evidence that was light on these planets.
200,000
deaths in Syria,
as we speak,
and thousands of dead people in Egypt, in
Libya, and other places. And this is not
enough evidence
that the tyrants back home have committed
war crimes and killed people.
So
so Korazul
and Amimah is enough evidence that there's life,
but 100 of 1000 of evil is not
enough evidence that there's death.
I don't know if I lost my mind
or we live in a crazy world. This
is how I look at things.
So why are the tyrants back home, the
rulers?
Why are they hated? Why do people hate
them? Because they don't rule and they don't
judge according to Islam. As simple as that,
I'm gonna give you 4 criteria
and 4 reasons
why
these pirates, the ones we had and the
ones we still have, are hated by the
people.
And
this is the reason why most of us,
not all of us, are here in this
country.
We came from this country because we missed
something back home and we came to this
country.
Freedom, democracy,
justice, you name it. This is why you
know, I start here. I don't know about
you.
I'm talking about myself. Okay?
So number 1,
justice.
Wallahi, if there is justice,
everybody will be happy. And the will be
the countries will run smoothly.
Every time there is no justice, there is
violence and there is hatred.
This is rule number 1. No justice, there
is violence and there is hatred and killing.
Because there's no justice in this gunyah.
Of Muhammad,
the son of Amir bin Aas, when he
had a horse competition, a horse race with
a cothic Egyptian and a Christian man, they
have a horse race.
And
the horse of the Egyptian, the cothic, the
Christian
beat the horse
of
Muhammad and
This is what he thought that 1500 years
ago.
Our countries, there is no justice. The killers,
they run away. They go everywhere they want.
They take all their sources of their countries
and nobody
knows what is going on.
Run the country and rule by mutual consultation
what is called shur. And the prophet
was asking the sahaba all the time
digging the trench.
He was making a shurah with his wife,
What he did, he selected 6 Sahaba,
Abdul Umar ibn A'ouf, Afmab ibn A'ali, Ali,
Abi Zarib, and
another faith. And he told people, you have
6 candidates now
to succeed me as a leader.
So Abu Muhammad ibn A'uls said, I want
to be in the 6th.
Okay. Five people were gone for Jilafat, but
I will take care of the elections.
Ibn Khadim said, Raimaullah,
that Abu Muhammad ibn A'uls went from a
house to another, and he asked men and
women to which one of them they bought
it for. And eventually, they chose Uthman ibn
Affair
So this was the Mashurah of the Sahawah.
Of the people supporting the constitution
or 99%
choosing the president. This is nonsense.
Okay.
All these jokes we have at home.
If today,
if we run a survey, online survey, or
we have a election or say a friend
or
and whatever they call it,
to ask people their opinion whether they believe
that lie exists
or that he is 1, you'll be lucky
to get 15 or 5%.
If you apply
this to our country's backbone,
you see how all the tyrants, they want
their children to become rulers out of them
and their grandchildren.
You'll get so depressed, you wanna shoot yourself
in the head. And this is the reality
we have back home. Okay? Mas'alat al Ashura.
Number 3.
We spoke about
justice, and we spoke about Mashura. And number
3,
the
So Sadar al Din alaihi said how come
you gave each one of us one piece
of cloth and took 2 for yourself?
So Omar El Alaihi said my son Abdullah
ibn Ummah will respond.
I'm talking about 1,000,000,000 of dollars that are
abused by,
you know,
the royal families back home. This is called
death in Islamic law. This is called death.
Salihah, if there is a king or a
Now, to put it in perspective, now think
about
Steve Harper. We're now in Canada.
And he says, okay. Listen, everybody. I'm gonna
be a prime minister forever.
I this is crazy. This is not acceptable.
If you apply to our society's backbone, you
will be stressed out. And this is the
reality.
Number 4.
We spoke about justice,
and we spoke
about Ashura,
and we spoke about listening to criticism
from people. And number 4,
caring for the people.
A ruler is one of the people.
What will you do to that thief when
you become a governor and a judge of
Egypt?
He said, if they bring me a thief
and I know the evidence is there that
he's actually a thief, I'm gonna cut off
his hand. So, Allah
says, and if
someone comes to me from Egypt
complaining about poverty, he can't find clues for
his family. I'm gonna cut their hand off.
So, I made it very clear for you.
I'm gonna conclude with the Hadith from Rasool
As Salaman.
The prophet
says every single one of you is in
charge, and everyone in charge will be accountable
on the day of judgement. Then the prophet
says a ruler or a president
is accountable for his people,
a husband
is accountable for his family, and the wife
too is in charge, and she's accountable for
them.
As I said,
the tyrants and the rulers back home, they
are hated by the people for the horror
things we mentioned.
No justice, no Ashura with the people, they
don't appoint qualified people to run the country,
they don't accept Nasayah or advise.
So I apply the Hadith
to the rest of the people that the
prophet
mentioned. If there is a president or a
ruler back home, he is in charge of
the whole nation,
you too, brother,
and the sisters in the back, you are
in charge for the family, as the prophet
said, and apply before things to yourself.
Do you maintain justice among your children?
Okay.
When you run the house, you run the
by Hashima as we spoke.
When you look for a surah for your
daughter or son, you look for someone to
marry your daughter or son, do you always
look for someone with iman and the sihah
and as well as the prophet said in
the Hadith?
So as I said, the Hadith applied to
the tyrants and the rulers back home. It
also applies to yourself.
We always think about the Mubaliks and the
Ghazaliks and the al Islamic and all these
people.
And among ourselves, we have lived in the
Abaliks, lived in Mubaliks, and lived in our
families. We abused our families, our children,
and we don't maintain
the Islamic values and the Islamic adab when
we run our families
just like these diaspora,
the country's
backbone. So you have to think about it
this way. I'll conclude with this small story.
I heard of a man.