Nouman Ali Khan – Are Good Men Always Meant for Good Women Q&A

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The speaker discusses the concept of "good men" and "good women" as defining qualities. They use the examples of the Quran to explain the concept and encourage listeners to sign up for a YouTube video to learn more. The video is a step-by-step guide to help students become better Muslims.

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			Good people are supposed to end up
with good people. That's how
		
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			things should be. And now Allah by
saying these rules that I have
		
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			given you is to help make that a
reality.
		
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			Um, so, so basically, our house, I
was having a debate with one of my
		
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			friends, and the point that we
were making, or the point that he
		
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			was, the point I was making is
that good men are for good women,
		
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			and good women are for good men,
and vice versa. So he his point
		
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			was to me that, okay, if Allah
says this in the Quran, why is it
		
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			so that, realistically, is a bit
subjective. But he was saying that
		
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			all the people that he knows in
his life where the men are great,
		
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			but the women are horrible, right?
So, for example, if an atheist was
		
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			to say the same thing, then what
would you say to day, theus? Or,
		
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			very cool, what's your question?
What's your name and jihad? Nice
		
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			name, okay,
		
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			okay, my politically incorrect
friend, jihad.
		
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			If I say I'll give you an example.
Imagine you teach at kindergarten,
		
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			okay, and you put a jar of candy
over here,
		
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			and then you tell students, this
candy is for the students who
		
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			finish their aside the paper
they're all filling in the colors.
		
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			Whoever finishes coloring, they
get this candy, right? So this jar
		
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			is for the students who finish. Is
		
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			it possible that a student who
didn't finish goes, runs over and
		
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			grabs it, and then
		
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			somebody else comes along. But the
truth is, this jar was for the
		
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			students who finished. How can
someone grab it?
		
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			Right? Allah says, good men are
for good women. Filthy men are for
		
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			filthy women, and vice versa.
What's he actually saying good men
		
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			are supposed to be for good women
and filthy are supposed to be with
		
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			filthy. He's not saying they are.
As a matter of fact, if that was
		
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			the case, why would lupi married
to his wife?
		
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			Why would Why would firam be
married Asia?
		
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			We don't have to go up nowadays,
you find bad couples. There's bad
		
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			couples in the Quran, bro,
		
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			lots of bad couples in the Quran.
Why would that happen? Will it
		
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			happen? Allah is saying good
people are supposed to end up with
		
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			good people. That's how things
should be. And now Allah is saying
		
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			these rules that I have given you
is to help make that a reality.
		
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			That's what Allah is saying. He's
not saying good men always end up
		
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			with good women and bad men always
end up with bad women. Lots of bad
		
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			men end up with very good women,
and lots of good men end up with
		
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			very bad women, and the other way
around. I hope you guys enjoyed
		
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