Saad Tasleem – What is Quranic Vibes?

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			First off, if you are here, if you could just give me a quick thumbs up or Yes, I'm here in the in
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me from cello data. So just go ahead and put that in the live chat. It's been a long time since I've
done like a live YouTube video. So this is it's a little bit weird for me to come back after a long
time to do a live YouTube video. But I do have this new seminar called aquatic vibes. And I've had a
		

			lot of questions about it. People asked me about, you know what this seminar is really about? What
is the name mean? What are we going to go over? So I just wanted to do like a quick live session for
anyone who wants to join on on YouTube to let you know, give me the Give me the lowdown about about
the seminar. Have they left? So we'll get into that a little in a little bit. I see. Elisa said what
Aiko what it was said to you from Dallas, it's good to have you from Dallas. I hope everything is
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			And yeah, so whoever else, let me know where you're from. It's always nice to see where people are
joining in from inshallah. But as more people join in, let me talk a little bit about seminar. First
and foremost, if you want like a detailed but detailed information about the seminar, there's a link
in the description for this video. Basically, it's unmotivated. org slash vibes, where we have a
full breakdown and also where you can register for the seminar agenda.
		

			But karate club, what is what it was really about, put onic vibes is a seminar in which we cover
platonic principles. And in in particular, we cover 21 principles from the Quran. Now, why did this
seminar come about? this seminar was twofold. Number one, I've been thinking about the seminar, I
wanted to teach this course, for a very long time because of the content, very excited about the
content, I think it's something that inshallah data will have a lot of benefit in it. But also, it
was a reaction to 2020 because of what went down in 2020. And, you know, one of the things that I
noticed, going through 2020, I think we still have the remnants of that today is I felt like the
		

			world is just becoming really negative. Seems like people are at each other's throats, you know,
you're either with us or against us. People are mad at each other people have drawn like, you know,
battle lines. And, you know, people are constantly arguing, like, especially online. So how I've
been noticing this trend on online in particular, but specifically on YouTube, where there's a lot
of like, reputation videos, which seems to get a lot of attention. How do I know? I know, they get a
lot of views. But you know, it's basically calling somebody out, you know, you go wrong, and here's
why you're wrong. And here's why, you know, this person is wrong. So I personally felt a lot of
		

			negativity, you know, in the world that we're living in today, and I don't think I'm alone because
I've heard a lot of other people say this as well. And so my first thought was, well, how do we
counter this negativity? And immediately I thought about the Quran. Now the Quran is, you know, the
Book of Allah had to add up. The amazing thing about the Quran is that when you take a proper look
at the put on
		

			a complete look at the Koran. You can't help but
		

			understand and appreciate the positive nature of the Quran. The Quran as a book overall is a very
positive book and it is supposed to inspire us to be positive as well. And not only that it is
supposed to inspire us and help us deal with all of our problems. So no matter how difficult this
last year may have seen
		

			And no matter how difficult Our lives are right now and no matter what we're going through, without
a doubt put on has the answer to that. So we're going to begin to transform ourselves, then
obviously we have to look at the foot on. Now the put on I know can be overwhelming a lot of times
you know, we look at the Quran and we say, you know, we think to ourselves like there's, there's
there's a lot going on in the Koran and you know, where's my personal connection with the poor on
and I know
		

			there are many people who have a very passive relationship with the Quran and even those people who
recite the Quran even though not everyone recite the Quran, but even those who recite the Quran or
even those who have the fun memorized, sometimes people can struggle to find a connection, a real
true connection with the prana especially a connection with the world that we're living in today.
And so for me teaching a seminar like this one of the main goals is to
		

			is for us to understand that connection to personally connect with the Quran instead of it just
being a book that is there and you know we we go to the month of Ramadan even though the double bond
is very close by and we're you know, now thinking about the on the left, but even outside of the
month of Ramadan
		

			where's our where's our personal connection with the put on? Do we really feel like the Quran is
relevant to our lives right now today with everything that we're going through? With everything
happening in the world and everything happening in our personal lives? Do we turn to the put on, put
on ads just for us? Do we personally connect with the put on so when we take a look at principles
from the Quran, these are not principles that I came up with or someone else came up with. These are
principles that Allah who's petawawa Allah has given to us has stated in the on, and there are quite
a few principles mentioned the Quran principles for our life principles to transform ourselves,
		

			principles really, you know, I can say principles to live our lives by,
		

			to as Muslims to really live our lives by these principles. So 21 of these principles that we can
really understand, to begin to put into practice the Koran in our lives, you know, the wife of the
Prophet sallallahu sallam, I shot the alarm her, she was asked about the character of the Prophet,
so I sent him. And in her response, she said, Can I put up a little quote on, she said, the
character, his character, the character of the Prophet of Allah sallallahu, it was send them was the
on, meaning he was an embodiment of the UN, he was a living walking version of the Quran. And so,
you know, we want to be able to emulate that, right? We want to be living and walking versions of
		

			the Quran as well. So how do we do that? Well, these principles, it takes like this book, last out
of the out of that may seem something that is difficult for us to approach. And it breaks it down
into these very concise principles. And the majority of these principles that we're going to cover
in this seminar actually, just a few words, just a few words that that are very rich with meaning.
And not only that, because these are principles, they have a direct application in our lives right
now, meaning you can take this principle, and you can apply it in your life right now. And I'll give
you an example of a principle that we're going to cover out of the 21 principles. They cover a wide
		

			variety of top topics, but they're all relevant and applicable to our lives. Right now. One of the
principles that allows how the data has taught us is the principle which Allahu Allah says, first
decree in come to know that ask the people who know if you do not know. And in essence, this this,
this principle found in the Koran is telling us a lie is teaching us to turn to people who are
qualified,
		

			in the qualified to give us an appropriate answer in whatever knowledge we're seeking. Obviously,
first and foremost, we're talking about Islamic knowledge, knowledge of Islam. We don't go and ask
anyone about Islamic matters, we ask those who are qualified in Islamic matters, something that is
somehow otherwise very lacking today, because because of you know, ironically, YouTube and a lot of
other things. It's we just go to the first answer, we can find somebody will Google our assignment
question and then the first answer that comes up, we're like, Okay, this, this is probably correct.
Or this is the only answer I got. Or we base our qualification, like who we consider to be
		

			qualified. We may based off of a person based off of a person's popularity. So somebody's popular
online, we assume that you know, we can take our systemic knowledge from them.
		

			Which, you know, are they really qualified?
		

			Just because someone is popular, does that automatically make them qualified? The answer's no.
		

			If someone can be qualified and popular as well, and that's fine. But simply being popular online
doesn't automatically qualify someone to speak on a subject matters. And then this principle,
because it's a principle for our life, it goes beyond just Islamic knowledge, even in other matters,
		

			that are happening around us, if we you know, because there's so much information out there, right?
Something happens in the world, and there's, like, 100 people give their opinion on this matter.
		

			You know, so that's another example of how we apply this principle in our lives. Allah says, ask the
people of knowledge, people who know And once again, we ask ourselves, if you know if this
information is being spread online, by this person, is this person qualified to actually speak about
this matter. And these are just a couple of the examples regarding this principle. But this is also
once again, one of 21 principles that we're going to study principles that once again, we can live
our lives by these principles, every single one of these principles. We can live our lives by these
by these principles. And also, once again, the main goal for me is to make the on is is to help us
		

			understand that this Koran is approachable, it is applicable in our lives today, no matter how
complex or weird the world seems today, the Quran applies to it. And we do have guidance found in
the Koran, and especially those who are feeling disconnected from the from the Quran. And I know a
lot of young Muslims have a lot I do feel even though they may not say it, but they do feel
disconnected from Islam. You know, a lot of times, especially when it comes to the Koran, it's this
book that we recite in Milan, you hear it but uh, we or you know, there's, you know, you memorize
what you might memorize, you know, if you're born in a Muslim family, you might memorize certain
		

			portions of the Quran. But that's it, that's where it stops. But do I live my life by the Quran?
Well, that's what we're trying to accomplish with this seminar. So that's in a nutshell, that's what
this seminar is, is about. I'm personally very passionate about this topic, because I myself
		

			have used these principles to try and live on, you know, so for myself, when I think about that
question that I've thought about that question a lot, do I live my life by the Quran? Does the Quran
really mold and shape my life? And there were times in my life where it would be hard for me to say
yes, definitely, I live my life by on but once we learn and understand the Quran, and we can
understand it through these principles found in these chronic principles, then we can ensure that
apply apply these principles in our life inshallah. So that's, that's a, that's a brief rundown of
what this seminar is, like I said, if you go to a mosaic org, and I'll put this in the in the chat,
		

			the live chat,
		

			you can go check out all the details there. We have a Canadian, the Canadian seminar, so if you're
in Canada, or if you're somewhere around the Canadian timezone, you can actually attend this seminar
live tomorrow, starting tomorrow morning, or tomorrow afternoon, inshallah.
		

			But check out the link that I posted.
		

			And also, before I go, I'll take questions. So if y'all have any questions regarding this particular
topic, or about the audit or any other questions, I will take that right now as well. And Alexa, I
know I don't do a lot of live stuff. So, so yeah, but you know, 100 not better, better late than
never. And if you like this live session, inshallah I can try to do more in the future on well on my
on my YouTube channel, inshallah. So, once again, if you have any questions, let me know, just put
it in the in the live chat inshallah is the IRA. If you just want to give setups, that's cool as
well. Subbu says, What a lucky worker to have while he was Sara Lee, what a cartoon.
		

			Okay, how do you apply instantly the thing which we have read in the Quran? Yes. So that is a
question, right? So when we read something in the Quran, how do we apply it in our lives?
Immediately? How do we directly apply that in our lives? There's a process so first and foremost, we
have to understand what Allah is telling us in the Quran, the meaning of it, then we have to
understand also the context. You know, why was this revealed and what context was this revealed and
also part of that process is practically doing the activity of applying that in our life really
doing the boring, difficult right contemplating the Quran and this is what what says fly the birds
		

			What do they not contemplate the Quran because without contemplating the Quran, we can't apply it in
our lives. And so once again, this seminar is about applying the Quran in our lives. And that is why
this seminar, if you take another seminar will be before this is actually a little bit different in
the sense that we do have in class discussions and activities where we can start to apply them on
right now in our lives and bring real life examples from from my life and and from your life as
well. So this is just somebody a second left here. That's an awesome question.
		

			If you have any more questions, let me know Ibrahim. So Aiko, good to see you. Exactly. I can't see
you but I'm glad you can see we have the Rila inshallah Rahim. I will see you tomorrow in the
seminar. inshallah.
		

			What is the amount of the odd one should read daily? That's, that's a very good question.
		

			My opinion and that was kind of data knows best is that this depends on the individual, that, you
know, I shadow the law and how once again, you were, you know, mentioning the idea of Asia. But when
I showed the logo and asked the prophet SAW, I tell them, which action is the most beloved to Allah,
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam replied, he said, a humble family Illa, adobo heart were in
pain. He said, several words, send them that the most beloved action to Allah, what I love the most
is that which is done regularly, even if it is small, or even if it is less. So you know, it's not
about the quantity, it's really about what we can stay consistent with, even if it's just a few
		

			verses a few Ayat of the Quran that we can be consistent with, as long as you're consistent, as long
as we can be consistent. That is the most important thing. And allows palletizers. But second, look
out for that question. Any other questions? Let me know.
		

			mistura Sara Marie, because his wife was Sarah.
		

			Good, good to have you. In this live session, like I said, is still it's still weird for me to do do
these live sessions that I don't do much of them. But it's but it's cool to it's cool to do it every
now and then I'm done. So I'm really glad. Whoever's in the room, whoever's here, whoever can join
us. So I'll take another question or two, and then a call it a night.
		

			Can you comment on why the verse said, the vicco? And not?
		

			Yes, Ibrahim, we can comment on that we can get into that in detail. And that will we'll do that in
the seminar in sha Allah, there's a section in the seminar, which is a very good question. Almost. I
would say the first I do lead victory in kindergarten and more as the people of Vica usually get
back as translated as the people of knowledge are the people who know, but why did Allah mentioned
the cup? What are who are the FA Cup that was mentioning? We're going to talk about that in the
seminar in Chihuahua.
		

			But a good question. Good question, because we'll go over that in summer. Is there a difference
between girls and boys?
		

			Interesting question. There's a principle in the port on which you know, I want to go over in detail
in the prayer. Okay. Okay.
		

			There's a little Asterix is that in the prayer in the prayer? Okay. So,
		

			in general, in general, that the general principle,
		

			the general principle that we have, in the Sharia in Islam, is that all of the rulings, all of the
outcome, they apply to men and women in the same way, unless we have an evidence to show us
otherwise. So if Allah gives a taco, if Allah gives a command, then it applies to men and women, it
applies to everyone.
		

			And it applies in the same way unless there's a another evidence that tells us otherwise. So when it
comes to the prayer,
		

			regarding the actions of the prayer, right there could be and and holding our hands and going to
record and so on and so forth. There is no Hadeeth that specifies from the actions, the actions and
the statements of the prayer. There's no Hadith that says this is only for men, and this is only for
women. So in general, this is the opinion of the majority of the scholars that the prayer of men and
women, the actions and the statements in the prayer. For men and women are the same. Some scholars
do have a little bit of difference. I know for example, the head of you met him the prayer, some
Hanafi scholars, they mentioned some difference between the actions of the prayer between men and
		

			women. But in general, in general, the actions for men and women are the exact same. There's a
principle by the way in our seminar that states when they said that Koto can alter that a male
		

			In a female are not the same. So how do we look at that principle in our lives, how that affects our
lives, how it affects the world that we're living in? Shall we'll discuss that, in the in the
seminar have done that a sister was thought I set up an attending product by Lester, have they left
hamdulillah really glad to hear that you've been attending bollinger bands we have another weekend.
So for those of you don't know, we've been I've been teaching this seminar for Europe for all the
European countries because of the timezone. Last weekend we had our first weekend. The seminar is
two weekends total. But we had our first weekend. The second weekend starts tomorrow. And for the
		

			beautiful country of Canada, and people in that time zone, the first weekend starts tomorrow. So I'm
looking forward to that HL data shows said best advice you can give to encourage a seven year old
girl when starting the memorization on my first question is she says are you seven years old? And if
so, Who let you come online on a live YouTube session?
		

			That's my first question. But But honestly, that is a very good question. If you are seven, I
applaud you for asking such an amazing question to Pamela that is a that's that's an awesome
question for a seven year old to be asking.
		

			Look, my advice for a seven year old is going to be the same for everybody else. And that is when it
comes to memorizing the Quran consistency is key.
		

			Be consistent with it do what I mean by that is be regular whatever you can do do it regularly. Even
if it is even if you find yourself I can only memorize just a little bit of the product. But I can
be concise I can do it regularly the stick to a little bit. One of the one of the big pitfalls when
it comes to memorizing or I've seen a lot of people go through is getting really motivated to recite
to memorize the Quran and then you know getting tough and then at some point then giving up maybe
they take on like a big portion of the on this everyday rememorize half a page or or a page on and
then you know it gets tough for them because difficult or maybe it's easy normal bone and then after
		

			a robotic, it's difficult and then they just leave it all together. So in general, my advice is be
consistent be regular, whatever it is even if it is one line of the page of page of odd that do
that.
		

			No.
		

			Shadow said no and the mother of a seven year old Sorry, I didn't make that clear. No, it's cool.
It's cool. It's it's totally fine.
		

			But let's find out reward you for seeking this advice for your for your for your daughter, love them
and me.
		

			Okay, so Zack Well, okay, I think I'm gonna call it a call it a night. Over here. I gotta be up
early in the morning for the European put on a Bible seminar. Once again, if you are interested in
the seminar, checkout on motive.org slash vibes. And you can get all the info for the seminar and
you can register there as well. I've had a great time teaching the seminar so far. I'm excited to
teach this further. inshallah and I hope to so you know, now you join me for what like 20 minutes
that seminar, you know, over the weekend, every day, it's it's about four hours, four hours every
day that we spent learning together, having discussions, q&a, and so on and so forth. So so it's
		

			it's awesome. Those are these virtual seminars that a lot of is doing now. In childhood. There's a
lot of benefit and they're there. They're plenty of fun as well. So I hope to see you there. Thank
you for joining me tonight in this live session. And Allah has kind of went to I don't know it's
best to have the lahoma behenic I should do and still go to the lake. Como Hara cinema Aiko with
ilahi overcap