Saad Tasleem – Do You Remember What You Said Online Last Year

			Said I'm wanting to learn about a cat too. So today I want to talk to you about something a little
bit off topic. As you know, I've been discussing some of the dogs in college from Houston Muslim
recently, there's a story that I came across, some of you may have heard about this, a sister in
Calgary who's running for election, and she actually had to pull out from the election, because
somebody came across some things, I guess, a messed up thing she said on Twitter, like years ago,
like a long time ago, and because of that she had to, so I want to make it very, very clear. I'm no
one to judge her. And neither should any of you be in the position where you think we can make
		

			judgments about her and all of that. But there's a lesson to be learned here actually feel very bad
about the whole situation. It's very sad that you know, things she said like a long time ago, and
she tweeted it, and she probably didn't think much about it, have cost her now a chance to be a very
positive role model for for especially young Muslims, and also to be able to represent Muslims
		

			on the government level. But the big lesson for all of us here is the issue of watching what we say
or being careful about everything that comes out of our mouth. as Muslims, we actually firmly
believe that we can be held accountable for every single thing that comes out of our mouth. Well,
it's kind of data tells us Malielegaoi zoom in Colin in Canada, here a table that I did, that the
one doesn't say a single word, except that it is being written down, being written down by the
angels, because now these are the things that we're going to be held accountable for on the Day of
Judgment, the good will be rewarded for the good and the bad, we may be punished for the bad.
		

			Instead, I'm told us in an authentic hadith, he said the person may utter a single sentence or even
a single word that can be the cause of this person. Entering into the depths of the Hellfire
prophets, I send them he said, the one who believes that a lot in the last day, they should say that
which is good, or remain silent. And this is in all cases in all states. And these are often heady,
they're there as they serve as a reminder for us to be extremely careful about what we say, because
we are going to be held accountable problems is that even if we may understand this whole aspect of
being careful what we say sometimes it doesn't translate to the online world. So maybe in while
		

			speaking of people were careful, when it comes to commenting online or saying things online or
making remarks online, we treat it we treat it as if it's not real life, and we say things that says
I think that these stories and these type of cases, actually social media is a blessing for us
because now everything we're saying is being recorded and they're online for everyone to see. I
mean, I think about the fact that the angels are writing everything down. But with social media.
This is not a lesson for us. It's a way for us to remember that things are being permanently
recorded, that we have ever said online. I mean, comments we've made anything that we have tweeted
		

			Facebook, whatever, it's all there, even if we've deleted those tweets or delete those comments,
they're still in disguise and jello data here is that hopefully it will push us to be more careful
about what we say and obviously what we post online, as well as a lot to protect our tongues from
saying anything which is bad and in the displeasure of a law. mean at a Lost Planet. Allah knows
best until next time, I said I'm on a coma.