Salem Al Amry – Lesson 63 Weekly Class Virtues of Islam
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Lesson
of virtues of Islam with our honorable Sheikh
Sheikh Salim Al Amri. I will pass the
mic and the screen to the Sheikh and
the Sheikh to begin.
My dear brothers and sisters in Islam, today
is our weekly class, Baba al Islam,
virtues of Islam.
And we are talking about the
methodology
of the deviant sects in Islam
and how they went wrong.
Among
the
characteristics
of such methodology,
deviant methodology,
that they use the,
and I want you to concentrate
and focus and take notes.
They use the qiyas
analogy
and apply analogy
to the
attributes of Allah and
all
the issues related to the creed, related to
the to the belief.
So they are using
or this analogical
reasoning
of syllogism,
And,
before we get to the topic,
the kriyas, as you know,
is one
of the
sources
of the sharia.
The sources of the sharia, the kitab, and
the sunnah,
and the riyas, and the I gma.
These are the 4 main sources
that are
the that are
agreed upon.
There are other
which are
disputable
or debatable.
So the piyas
is there in the swab, in the sharia,
and
can be used
in the absence
of a clear
cut
evidence
or in the absence of any
textual
evidence
from the guitar of the sunnah.
So what does they ask?
The Allah might
What does this mean?
The meaning in English
that applying
the stated
legal ruling
of the original case
to the new case,
providing that there is a common cause
shared between them. We will elaborate.
So the that
there is a new issue,
new problem,
new
matter,
and and the
Eulist
or the scholar is asked
about it,
and he has to answer because the questioner
wants to know
what is
the Islamic ruling regarding this particular issue.
So what the jurist or the scholar will
do,
He will look into the Quran
first
if there is any
direct
evidence for that
or answer for it.
He didn't find anything in the Quran addressing
that particular
specifically, that particular issue.
He will see the sunnah.
Is there anything addressing this
issue?
If there is no direct
and explicit evidence in the sunnah,
there's nothing
regarding this particular matter,
then he will
resort to the Rias
analogy.
Is there any issue
resembles
this
issue?
So there is a resemblance.
If there is an issue,
and that is what we call the ASL,
the basic ruling.
ASL.
Because now I am going to give the
ruling
of
that
legal ruling, which is
clearly spelled out and mentioned in the in
the Quran or in the Sunnah.
I will apply that ruling to this new
issue or the new,
problem
because there is resemblance
between the new issue
and the issue that's already addressed.
So all they have something common denominator,
which we call the
the the the coach.
Now for example,
what is the ruling
for
the Hamel
alcohol in Islam. It's haram. We know that.
With the ruling of hamal, drinking wine, drinking,
hamal
alcohol is haram.
Now
there are other
drinks
that have the same,
effect, or there are other drugs
that have
the same effect of the hamab or the
liquor
or maybe worse.
K. So what's the ruling
of the marijuana
or the
opium, hashish?
If you open the Quran, you'll not find
something like that.
The sunnah, the same thing.
Then the ulama, they look into
what is common between the hamar
and the other drugs.
The effect.
The hamar intoxicates
drugs they intoxicate.
So they have something
common between the the them.
There's a common denominator.
What is the ruling then of the
legal ruling of the
original case, the which is the original case?
It is haram, the hamam.
Then drugs
are haram.
Definitely a haram
because they have the same impact,
the same effect
on the health of a human being.
On the health of a human being, then
it is
Haram. Though it is not mentioned by name,
and this is the beauty of the Islamic
law.
There is there are the this flexible mechanism,
and there are general,
rules
that can be applied
for any new
issue.
So the the
analogy
you
resort to in the absence
of an explicit
evidence
addressing that particular new
matter or new issue.
The is the new issue,
the new problem.
Okay.
What is the
ruling
of cloning
cloning human beings?
It's haram.
It's haram. Cannot clone
a human being,
because
it goes against
the basics
and the principles
of the Sharia.
Because the
the way
that human beings are
born and produced
through the normal
we we know the
husband and wife and
marriage, etcetera.
Not by just taking a cell
and
clone it because it carries
the characteristics
of the
the original
human being or the donor, whatever,
and then you clone another human being. That
is not allowed.
K?
So always
the ulama
will look into
the principles of the Sharia
and the general rules of the Sharia,
and now the new issue, this new
matter
problem,
they will look and see.
Is there any resemblance,
and is there a common illah?
This is very important. The cause.
Why this is prohibited?
Why Allah prohibited the hamal?
So Allah prohibited the hamal because
it intoxicates.
So now this a new drink,
does it intoxicate? Yes.
The ruling is the same.
This drug intoxicates,
it affects the mind? Yes.
Then it is haram, the same. No difference
whatsoever.
So this is the.
You have something in you, x.
You don't know the ruling of it,
and they know the ruling of y.
Then x and y, they have to have
something on
in common.
Is there anything,
any
property or characteristics
common?
Then the ruling will be of the new
issue
will be the ruling of the original case.
The
ruling of the new case will be the
ruling of the original case.
And the condition
that there is a resemblance,
there is something common.
There is a shared denominator between the two.
So this is the,
and the
is
only resorted to
in the absence of
the text.
There is no textual evidence.
Neither in the kitab, in the Quran, nor
in the sunnah of the prophet sallallahu
alaihi
wa
sallam.
Explicit evidence.
So this is the the the meaning of
the qiyas.
And now
what the deviant says,
we'll just
see how they went wrong.
They started applying this analogy,
this to
the attributes of Allah
to the attributes of Allah
Here, you cannot use
the. Why?
Because there is nothing common
between
the attributes of Allah
and
our attributes.
So they don't share anything
apart from the name. That's it. And that's
due to the nature of the language.
So Allah's attributes
are not like ours.
So how can you apply the analogy
and make Allah's attributes
analogous
to our attributes?
That is wrong. You cannot do that
because they are totally different, Allah's
attributes.
There's nothing like unto him.
It is all
hearing or saying.
So then the logic
cannot be applied.
You cannot use it
here.
The chaos, I mean, the chaos cannot be
applied
to Allah's attributes.
That's why they went wrong. So because they
they started doing the following.
Oh,
man has a hand,
and the Quran says
Allah has a hand.
Oh, then Allah cannot be
cannot have a hand.
Why? Because they said
this is what the the where they went
wrong.
Man has a hand and the hand is
an organ and this organ,
man is in need of it and dependent
on it, and Allah is not in need
of any organ
or any limb.
So
we cannot say Allah has a hand.
Well, Allah has 2 hands.
When Allah says about himself,
do not coin and,
similitudes
for me.
Do not
set parables for me. Do not give examples
of for me.
So now you are likening
and
making
Allah's attributes like the attributes of the human
being.
When he tells you
there's nothing likened to him, and he's all
seeing
or hearing or seeing.
And his attributes
just like that.
Whatever
is
said or,
believed about the essence of Allah, the person
of Allah, we should believe also and should
apply for his attributes.
Because Allah's names, they have meanings, and the
meanings of the names are the attributes of
Allah
So his attributes definitely are unique.
Just like his person, his essence is unique.
Glory be to him.
So to apply the PS,
that is absolutely
wrong
because
there's nothing common.
So the PS, in order to be
acceptable
and applicable,
there should be something common, the ila.
They have this common denominator,
and they share something in common.
And that's only for the
can be for things that are created.
Things that are created, if they share something,
yes, the chaos can be used.
But to have
to compare the creature and the creation to
the creator,
there's nothing common. So how can you
apply the syllogism or,
analogy?
The cannot.
Right?
This even the the analogy of the qiyas
has its own difficulty,
and sometimes, yeah, the qiyas can be wrong
and the conclusion because you see,
in the kiosk, you have 2 premises
2 premises or 2 conditions
and then conclusion
conclusion.
For example,
if I tell
you all men will die,
All human beings will die,
will perish.
Zaid
is a man.
All men will die. Zaid
is a man.
So these are the two premises.
All men will die.
Zade is a man.
Therefore,
Zade will die
because he's a man,
which is true.
This is true.
The conclusion is correct
because he is a man. He's a human
being, and all human beings are going to
die. So he's one of them naturally. He's
going to die.
But now listen to this. If I tell
you,
monkey
the monkeys
love bananas.
Monkeys, of course, we know that monkeys, they
love bananas.
Alex,
with all due respect to anyone whose name
is Alex,
or x person. Okay?
Alex loves bananas.
Monkeys, they love bananas.
Alex loves bananas.
Therefore, Alex is a monkey.
Can we say that?
Can we conclude
that he's a monkey
because he loves banana?
No.
This does not necessitate
because
he loves banana that he should be a
monkey.
Cannot say that.
So the
the qiyas,
in order for it
to be valid and the conclusion to be
valid,
the premises
the premises
should be correct.
Yes. Alex loves banana, but he's a human
being.
And monkeys are animals, other
types of animals.
So how come then a human being becomes
a monkey?
He's not a monkey.
So the qiyas, my dear brothers and sisters,
in order
to apply it,
that you have to have
the conditions
should be fulfilled.
1st of all,
that this in you
case,
which you call the Farah.
Farah means the branch.
Asan means the origin.
So now
there is I have this origin. I have
a a branch. So I want, you know,
the ruling of this,
a new case of the branch
in comparison to the origin.
So I want you to memorize the definition
of.
Which means
applying the stated
legal
ruling
of the original case
to the new case
because
I want
to
find the ruling
for the new case.
So I am comparing it to the
original
case. That's the hammer.
That is my
original case. That is my. That is my
origin.
And now I have other things. See, I
want to know the ruling.
I have marijuana. I have the opium. I
have other drugs.
K.
So here, I want to make comparison between
the two.
Is there anything in common?
Is there a common characteristics?
And that is the the
Because in order to,
apply the qiyas,
first of all, you need to know the
the
the
the reason, the cause.
Prohibited
the the hamal,
because it intoxicates.
So the is known.
Why Allah prohibited eating lions,
tigers,
leopards?
Birds
birds of prey,
vultures,
balcons,
eagles,
So I have to know the reason why
they are Allah prohibited
the Muslims from,
from eating such animals.
So the sunnah explained to us
because they
live on meat, and they are flesh eaters.
These wild animals, they eat flesh,
meat.
So all
wild beasts
that have thanks,
which they use to tear the prey.
Every bird that has claws
that he
he uses
the bird uses such claws
to catch
its prey.
So now any animal that has dams and
eats
meat
is haram for us to eat.
Now
you find an animal,
and you want to know the ruling,
so you know the ruling.
Any animal that
lives on meat,
has fangs,
from among the wild beasts, then it is
haram to eat.
Any bird has claws
and
to catch
its prey, like
falcons, vouchers,
hours,
the name it
of the.
K?
So you need to know the illah
the illah,
the cause.
And the,
sometimes,
it is
clearly
mentioned
like the hammer,
and sometimes
the scholar
has to
dig deep,
search to find
the illah, the real cause
and the real reason.
So he will put a list of
possibilities.
Maybe it is haram due to this.
Then he will go and check
and start ruling out ruling out
until he arise at the real
reason and cause. There you go.
So the deviant said,
they used the qiyas
for Allah,
for the attributes of Allah.
And because of that, they started
negating and denying
the attributes of Allah
when it is wrong to apply the because
Allah is
right
and seen to you.
So how can you compare?
Because in the you make comparison.
How come now you make comparison between Allah
who's unseen to you
with something seen.
So the qiyas is totally,
wrong from the beginning,
and that's where many deviant texts,
they went wrong.
So the Qiasma, dear brothers and sisters, it
is one of the,
proofs of,
adillah
or evidence,
okay, of the Sharia,
one of the sources of the hikam,
the ulama and the jurist
resort to in the absence
of an
explicit,
textual
proof in the Qatari.
And
the proofs,
I want you
to,
to focus here.
The proofs that the
is permissible in the sharia,
and it is one of the
sources of the sharia,
Kitab, and Sunnah, and Qiyas, and Ijima, the
consensus
Ijima,
consensus of the Muslim scholars,
where they agree
upon a particular,
issue that it is haram, it is, it
is etcetera,
Because this will never agree
upon
misguidance
as mentioned in the narration.
So
the
majority of the scholars, they accept the
apart
from the Bahiriyah.
Bahiriyah,
the mad hub
of
and the of
they do not accept
the. K? They use only they they said
everything is there in the and so not
no need to resort to the.
But, this opinion is so weak
because Allah as
this what I want you now to focus
and
concentrate.
He told us about the
in Surat Ashura
Surat
Ashura, ayah 17.
Allah says,
It is Allah
who has revealed
the book with the truth
and the balance
of justice.
You never know. Perhaps the hour is near.
So Allah says here that he sent down
the mizan,
and
2 things.
And the
And what does the
do? The balance what does the balance do?
The balance
has 2 pounds.
In 1, you place an the known weight
the known weight on one side
and the unknown weight on the other side.
So you have known and unknown,
and then you make the comparison between the
known and the unknown, and that is the
end.
No doubt.
That's the end.
I have original case,
like the hammer, and they have unknown case,
opium.
And I want to know the hokum, the
ruling.
I want to make comparison between the 2,
and I found out they have something in
common, and that is the
intoxication.
So that what the mizan does.
You have something unknown,
and you have something known.
You have the known weight, and you don't
have you don't know this much. You go
to the grocer,
to the grocery shop, say, give me
1 kilogram
tomatoes.
So he'll put one
piece of metal
written in it, 1 k g.
And then he started putting the tomato
until the needle is in the middle,
and the two bands are at the same
level.
It will tell you,
this is your
tomatoes.
This is 1 kilogram.
And by the way,
these weights, you know that
in France,
there is
an
international
standard there.
So for the kilogram, there is this bulk
of
metal
that is 1 kilogram.
This length of,
piece
is 1 meter,
the standards.
So all the standards and the weights people
are using
with
reference to
the
original
measures,
okay, which are in French.
The SI.
Okay? That is the standard.
So the meter,
the kilogram,
etcetera.
We have in Islam
before
that
standardization,
which is thus the regarding the measures.
The,
the He made it a standard.
The prophetic.
When you want to make zakat, they give
the zakat
of Ramadan, the,
the zakat al Fertr or sadaqat al Fertr,
it is 1.
So how much is that?
It's a 3 handfuls
by the handful of the every person,
and the prophetic,
3 handfuls of the prophet.
So if you go to Medina,
you can buy
the saw, the prophetic saw, which is a
measure, standard.
And then when you want to give the
the sadaqa of the fiddler, you just fill
it
and get it out.
And then the mud
of the is
standardized,
and you can get the mood, and
you know how much it is.
So
so here Allah
is saying,
So the mizan here is
is the tool that by which we measure
something known to something unknown.
So
is mentioned in the book of Allah.
Also, Allah
says,
The meaning Allah
saying, on that day,
we will
roll roll up the heavens like a scroll
of writings.
Just as we produce
the first creation,
so shall we reproduce
it.
That is a promise
binding on us.
We truly uphold
our promises.
So here, Allah
is telling you
telling us
On that day,
the heavens
will be rolled up.
How you scroll?
K? A scroll of writings.
And that's how the heavens will be rolled
up.
Then Allah said
and this is the here, mentioning
this is alluding and
and referring to.
Just as we produce the first creation,
so shall we
reproduce it.
So the resurrection
of bringing us back,
okay, it's just very easy for Allah.
Just like the first, how he created us
in the first place.
Yes. As we produce the first creation,
we shall reproduce
it.
It's not difficult for us.
It's not difficult.
So Allah is now just telling us, reminding
us
the origin,
you know, how I created things. So bringing
them back
again is not difficult.
So just like that. So there is a
comparison,
and that's the.
You know that one day, one of the
Mushriks,
the pagans of Quraish,
maybe Ubayy ibn Khalaf,
He came to the and
he
had he brought with him,
decayed bone,
very decayed born of an animal,
and he crushed it in his hand.
And now it is a boulder, and he
said, oh, Muhammad,
you claim that Allah will bring us back
when we are like this,
and he blew it.
So the answer came from Allah, and Allah
said
The meaning,
he said, Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala say,
he coined for us.
He said to us a parable
by saying,
who is going to bring these
rotten,
decayed borns back into life?
And he forgot
his creation.
Had he paused and reflected,
wait a minute.
I was nothing,
and he created me.
Is it difficult for him to bring me
back?
No.
Is it difficult
for the manufacturer
who
made a particular project
to make it again and again and again?
No.
Because he has everything. He has the material.
He has the
all the blue blueprints,
all the major
if you want, for example,
a car classic car of the forties or
the fifties or the sixties,
you can go to the factory and tell
them, I want this. So we don't produce
this model anymore.
Whatever you want,
because we have to
allocate manpower,
and this it will cost you,
a lot of money.
If you don't mind, check if I,
They will pull out all the documents and
all
the prototypes,
and they will produce that car for you.
This is what human beings can do. How
about the creator?
How about the creator?
So Allah says,
So they Allah create, compared
the resurrection
to the first of the creation.
You want
to know that
the there will be a resurrection?
It's not difficult.
So this
decomposed bodies,
decayed bodies will be resurrected just as we
created them
in the first place.
So here, Allah is also saying that
there is
comparison, and that is the something
you don't know to something you know.
Also, Allah
See,
the Quran is
full of these
verses that allude and refer to the the
comparison, the PS. Our
system is sort of powerful.
And I really
Okay. I really recommend that
the
beginner to read this beautiful book.
Very beautiful,
very simple,
black and
red
by
our
sheikh,
and I think you might find it,
you may find it also in the net,
in the BDF
form.
So Allah
says,
And it is Allah
who sends the winds,
which then stare up.
They were foaming
clouds, stare up clouds,
and then we drive them to a lifeless
land,
giving life to the earth after it is
death
after its death.
Similar
is the resurrection.
Comparison
between
the fall of the rain
on a barren land,
giving it life,
bringing out the vegetation
when it was dry,
when it was totally lifeless,
and now the earth and the land is
revived
and alive, and
it is totally green.
That was dead lifeless.
So Allah is saying,
you know
what happens
to a lifeless land
when the water falls on it,
giving life to the earth after
its death.
Similar
is the resurrection.
You are dead.
You
will be just
brought back in
well, you you will be brought back into
life, just like I gave life to their
lifeless land.
Lifeless land.
So this is a comparison
between the barren land and the resurrection.
So
another
form of chaos.
Just in the same way,
I gave life to the lifeless land. I
give life to the dead bodies.
And in the in the,
the prophet
said
that
before we come out from our graves,
what will happen? In the graves,
all
the bones will be
reformed,
recreated,
and then they will be put together.
So the skeleton
will be formed.
Then the skeleton,
the bone the frame of bones
will be closed, covered with flesh.
Then
the sky will rain water,
but it is not water, normal water. It
is like the seminal fluid,
like the water of men.
So the the graves are acting like wounds.
Then the souls will be
reunited
with the bodies.
Then the graves will open
and will come out
from the graves.
So here, Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala is reminding
us
in the same way and
giving this comparison,
which is.
See the beauty of the Quran?
And he is teaching us, and he's giving
us
science and
hints.
What is the role of the wind
when the wind blows?
Once I saw the documentary film,
okay, on the net,
they are saying they're showing you
how the clouds are formed in the Sahara
Desert
or the sands that are particles.
The wind is blowing in the Sahara Desert,
and then it is taking the clouds,
and they fall on the
forest in the Mississippi,
the Amazon.
So there is
role. Everything
Allah created has a function,
and
it
plays its role.
Allah
created everything in order
and balance.
For example, earthquakes,
volcanoes,
why do they happen?
They happen because
they're
it should happen
because the earth, the
belly of the earth, the center of the
earth is
boiling,
and Russia is building up.
So this Russia is building up.
If
it didn't find a way, a release
to come out, vent,
the earth will explode.
So what is better for us, human beings?
For the earth to explode and all of
us die
or
to have a clack and
things will come out
and then it will cool down. Yes. Some
people will die. No doubt.
But the rest will survive.
So everything happens in on our planet.
There's wisdom behind it.
Wisdom.
For us as Muslims,
those who
die because
of
the eruption of a volcano or earthquake,
they are matters. Shuhada.
Our prophet
said, they are matters.
So everything happens in Allah's kingdom.
There's a wisdom behind it.
So Allah says,
Allah sends the wind,
but to see see? This is the function
of the wind,
to see, it excites,
stir up
the clouds.
You don't see the clouds, how they are
moving,
going up and down, and the wind is
staring them.
And then
negative charges, positive charges, and you will see
the lightning, etcetera,
because of this
collision.
The
Nava said,
The clouds
are driven.
And who? There is an angel
behind it
who's driving the clouds,
and who is in charge of the rain?
Mikael,
Michael,
Then we drive them,
the clouds
loaded with water.
The
lifeless land.
So the rain
brings the life.
The water from the sky, like the seminal
fluid,
gives life also to the dead bodies inside
the graves. The
rain falls, souls
are reunited,
graves are open.
We drive them to a lifeless land,
giving life to the earth after its death.
Then Allah said after he mentioned all this,
This is now something. You know it.
You see it.
This is actually when you don't see it.
So he's telling you,
similar
is the resurrection.
Similar is the resurrection.
So there is a comparison,
and that is PS.
And in the sunnah.
The meaning,
reported that women came to the
said,
oh,
my mother has died,
and there's due
from her a fast
of
vow.
Should I fast
on her behalf?
Thereupon, the prophet
said,
you see that if your mother had died
in debt,
we did not have been paid
on her behalf.
If your mother had died in debt,
we did not have been paid on her
behalf.
He said, yes.
He
then
said,
observe fast on behalf of your mother.
Here, the,
he made the comparison
between
the debt for human beings
and debt one owes
towards his creator.
Debt and debt.
Yes. So he told her.
What do you think? Because she is asking.
My mother passed away,
and she made, and
she didn't fulfill
the vow, the.
Can I make it?
Fasting.
And the said,
someone passed away,
and he or she
has days
of fast, he didn't or she didn't,
make them, then the inheritors
should,
fast on his behalf.
And especially if it is Nazar,
if it is Ramadan, they have
other options. They can
give exfoliation,
feeding the peo people,
the poor, or they can't fast.
For example,
someone, his father or his mother, passed away,
and,
there are 10 days of
fasting
or fast. They she he she or he
didn't pass,
and he or she
had 5 children. So everyone can pass 2
days. You know? That's it.
But if it is another,
you have to fast.
So here she is asking. So the prophet,
he wants
to make it clear to her, so that's
why he gave her this picture,
this scenario.
If your
mother
owes people money
and she died,
are you going to clear her debt or
not? She said yes.
Okay. So now your mother has debt
for her lord.
Days.
Debt and debt.
So he's making the comparison, and that is.
Then he said,
Allah's debt,
has more
precedence
than
the death of human beings. So you need
to clear your mother's debts.
You said, yes. You said, then
clear the debt of your mother,
the days that you didn't fast.
Another hadith,
of course, the hadith
about this woman is,
agreed upon him, a Muslim.
Another hadith,
This is beautiful hadith. Listen to
it.
A man said,
oh Allah's messenger,
my wife has given birth to a black
son.
He asked the,
have you any camels?
He replied, yes.
He asked,
what is their color?
He replied,
they are red.
He asked,
is there any
is there a dusky
dusky, like the dust
dusky,
dark, one among them?
He replied, yes.
He asked,
how has that come about?
He replied,
it is perhaps
a strain
to which it has reverted.
That means
heredity.
He said, it is perhaps a strain
to which this son of yours has reverted,
agreed upon.
Beautiful hadith. Very beautiful.
The man, in another narration, he said, oh,
do
you see my complexion,
my skin white? He said, yes. My wife
like that, but my son is black.
So here,
the man was doubting his wife,
her majesty.
He's insinuating that she cheated on him. How
how come that they have a black son?
And people really they
jump the gun and they
start,
backbiting,
surrendering, spreading rumors.
So see how the prophet
addressed this issue,
and he gave
a soothing
answer
to the man.
So he asked him.
Halakam and Abel
is a bad one, so he asked him
something he knows.
He said, of course.
He said, what are their colors?
They are red.
So both so now the colors are red,
males and
females.
So male is red.
Male is red.
The colors and the she colors are red.
So,
naturally, you expect
the offspring
red.
So he said, has he come in, is
there a gray one
among them?
The mother is red, the father is red,
and the offspring,
the new camel is
dusky,
dark.
He said, yes.
He said
to Anadarki,
how come
mother is red, father is red,
the
offspring
is dusky or dark.
So
the bad one
started to think.
Oh,
he said,
perhaps.
I can't understand.
Perhaps
in
the ancestors,
the father
of either
the the camel or the shikamal.
Okay?
1 shikamal or 1,
camel was black.
And you know in biology,
the law of Mandel,
k,
the law of Mandel,
where he mentioned the
the
trace or the
characteristics,
the qualities,
as dominant
and recessive.
So some qualities
and strains or traits
are recessive,
but they will
pop up
at one time.
They're not dominant,
but
they can appear.
So here, the pastor
asked him.
So he said, that alone is that, however,
it's perhaps a strain to which it has
reverted.
This is their
heredity
in the
family. There's some one camel was
dusky,
dark,
said the prophet
said. It's perhaps
a strain to which this son of yours
has reverted. 1 of your ancestors,
your forefathers,
had darker skin.
Go and check.
So the man now cooled
down. So at this hadith, the prophet
used the,
make a comparison
between this
child, the case of this,
recessive quality that popped up,
and what happens in the candles.
That is yes.
That is yes. And,
of course, the the man was
happy now,
and
all the doubts vanished. They are not there.
And I conclude with the true story also
happened.
They said
a man married a woman,
and he had fair skin, his wife like
that.
And they don't know the family of the
girl. They don't know about his,
his family and grandfathers,
etcetera,
about his lineage.
And
the girl became Plagunant, and he was
away for a while.
And she gave birth to a boy and
with dark skin.
Now the family, they don't know what to
say.
And, you know, people, they talk.
And here arrives
from the other place where he was traveling,
so he arrived.
And they told him that you Allah blessed
you with the baby boy,
And he started asking.
I want to see my child. And they
said, okay. Wait. Wait.
They are perplexed, confused, the parents. They don't
know what to do.
The child is black.
See? Black skin?
So they said,
let him see the baby. We know he's
going to divorce our daughter. So so what?
To this surprise
to this surprise,
when he saw the baby,
he
laughed and cried,
started kissing the baby,
and saying, you are like my grandma,
my grand grand grandmother,
my grandmother,
because his grandmother
had dark skin.
So we learn from this hadith many things.
Yes. Qiyash is valid, and the prophet
used it here,
but also
see how the prophet
address this
sensitive
issue.
So we should
not accuse people,
suspect them
of something
like this happens.
May Allah
increase our knowledge in the day.
Keep us remain steadfast on this beautiful day.
May
Allah forgive us all faults and mistakes and
ignorance.
And may Allah
unite our hearts on behalf. May Allah unite
our
And may Allah reward all of you, my
dear brothers and sisters,
immensely for your patience and attendance.
To shake some,
It's time for question and answer session. Apologies
from the host.
He wasn't able to come back.
With your permission, can we take some questions?
Can share please share hadith
that suggests that dancing is haram
even amongst females
where there is no music?
The dancing woman in weddings,
here, we have to
elaborate.
Type of dance, which is
is not,
I mean, exciting and triggering desires.
For example,
the belly dancing, that's not okay.
K? Because you are
showing your body and you are swaying your
bodies, etcetera.
Other types of dance, you know what I'm
talking about.
Types of dance, they are erotic,
so they they got desires.
K?
This is definitely not allowed
because a Muslim, actually, has to remain modest.
But there are types of dance.
Women, they clap or they make some movements,
okay,
while they are dressed and they are
the clothes are covering.
Because you see what happens in with in
weddings,
women, they are dressed.
Most of their bodies are shown. The breast
is shown, a slit on the on the
right, and the thigh is shown. And what
is this?
This is not a a
Muslim. I should not be like that.
Oh, only there are Muslim women. What are
you talking about?
You know what is the aura of the
Muslim in
front of another Muslim?
What's the aura
That a Muslim woman can show it to
another
Muslim woman.
Is what she can show
to her
to her son, to her brother.
Those who
are forever
for her.
So what are the parts we can show
to your?
Your hair?
They say that all the matters are places
where ornaments can be worn.
Ornaments, some women, they put something on the
hair,
on the neck, necklace,
earrings,
bangles,
bracelets,
anklets.
These are the places where you put ornaments.
That's what you show.
You don't show your breast
to your.
You don't show your thigh to your.
So this what can be shown
to another Muslim
woman,
providing on the condition
that this Muslim that you are, you removed
your hijab,
and part of your hands are shown
on your feet.
You know your trust, Hajji, is
trustworthy.
He will not describe you
to anyone.
Then there's no harm. There are no problem.
But what the reality is,
many Muslim women, they describe.
And when they come back,
they get a report to their husbands,
whether
intentionally
or unintentionally.
Oh, today,
so and so
was crazy.
He was the star.
He was
the focus. He is there in the limelight.
The way she
danced, the way she
she dressed, and her husband
closing his eyes and fantasizing,
and he's saying, yeah.
Go ahead.
This is Haram.
The body of the Muslim
in front of another
woman, not Muslim.
The aura is whole body.
You cannot show your hair to a non
Muslim woman
or your neck.
Just like another man. You treat her like
another man.
What is the?
They ask here. What is the?
What's the cause? What's the reason?
They said,
non Muslim woman will describe
the Muslim to
others.
That's the reason.
So now if we have a Muslim
by name, and he describes,
the ruling is the same. You treat this
Muslina
like a man
like a man.
You don't show anything to her.
So
when it comes to the
dancing in weddings,
the reality,
the way women dance,
just like the captain, as if she's in
the night club.
Yeah. Like in a night club.
I hope this is clear to all the
systems.
Okay.
Sheikh, would you please explain the meaning of
the saying of Allah?
And the messenger be a witness over you
from Al Baqarah
143.
On the day of resurrection,
the this Ummah, the Muslim nation, will be
witness
over the rest
of mankind
because
the followers of other prophets, they will deny
deny
and say,
no one came to us, or the prophet
didn't teach us, this and that.
They are relying their own prophets.
So Allah
will make this ummah to testify
and bear witness that this prophet
delivered the message.
So
this Ummah is
shahood, eyewitness over the rest of the nations,
and the prophet is a witness of us.
And that's why
on the day of resurrection, he said,
on that day, don't come to me,
addressing his his family, his
relatives. Don't people, they come with righteous deeds,
and you come with your lineage
of
your closeness to me.
Your lineage and
being from my family, that will not bring
you closer to Allah.
If you are delayed because of your
lack of doing righteous deeds,
okay, your Nasaba, your lineage will not bring
bring you closer.
So the prophet is a witness over us.
And, you know, in the hadith that those
who will be pulled away
from the, his fountain
because the people,
they didn't
abide by what he left them with, the
sunnah.
May Allah
keep us
remain
treading
on his path and following his footsteps.
Ameen. Next question, please.
Ameen,
can you give me the meaning of the
word Nazira?
The the voice really,
is not clear. The something maybe with your
mic or give it away little bit.
Can you give me the meaning of the
word nasilla?
Nasula. Okay. Yeah.
Nasula
is something
when
of course, linguistically,
nasula means something happened. Nasula.
K?
K.
Something fell down when you were. Affliction,
catastrophe,
calamity,
That's the meaning of Nazila.
So when something happens to the Muslim, like
earthquakes,
volcanoes,
war, famine, these are called nawazil,
calamities.
So when the Muslims are struck with calamities
in nawazil,
they have to repent and turn to Allah
because
these earthquakes and volcanoes are these are signs,
and Allah,
he threatens us with such
signs,
telling us these are messages,
warning to tell us, come back to me.
K? Come back to him
So we have to repent and turn to
Allah,
and this, of course, shows the weakness of
human beings. Human beings are so weak.
K.
And not just
few minutes
or less than a minute,
the whole town is gone.
So
so man is so weak.
So that's why we need to be always
turning to Allah
and crying to him and asking him for
forgiveness and making
conut.
There's something called conut Nazila
in all the 5 players.
You can make conut, and the prophet are
telling me perform the conut
when some of the Sahaba were,
marched and killed
by
the enemies of Islam
who betrayed them.
So 1 month, he was performing the,
and that is to
if it is
war or something, we,
in the last raka,
before we go to,
we raise our hands and pray to Allah
to destroy the enemies, to weaken the enemies,
to protect the Muslims and the enemies of
the our,
prisoners Muslim prisoners in the hands of the
enemy.
We ask Allah to,
facilitate,
their release and,
should be freed, etcetera.
If it is,
earthquakes and volcanoes, we are asking Allah to
accept those who died as martyrs and to
forgive them and to ask Allah to
lift up his anger and to
save us from his anger and his wrath.
So that is known as Nazila and the
of Nazila.
I hope this is clear. Next question, please.
That was very clear.
Can we give charity money for building a
misjid
under the pretext,
treat your sick by giving charity?
Would you mind repeating? Yes. Okay. Can we
give a charity,
for building a misjud,
under the pretext
of the saying of treat your sick by
giving charity?
You are giving sadaqa
to those who are in the masjid? You
mean the poor? The people?
No. Building a building a masjid.
Building a Yes. Yes.
Okay. So you are giving shodakah and building
the masjid?
Yes.
Okay.
Okay. And then the others asking,
can they give this under the the the
same from the prophet
treat your sick by giving charity.
Yeah. You can.
Giving charity to but, in building a masjid,
a sadaqa,
yes. You can. And,
it can fall under
treat your sick people by giving.
This is. There's
no problem, There's no harm. Your life shut.
Next.
How should a single mother
support her son
who will be entering
teenage years?
How should a single mother support her son
who will enter teenagehood?
Maybe how should a single mother support her
son? As in if the father is absent
how shall she support her son mentally,
physically,
Islamically?
I think that's the question.
A mother who's single, she has a child.
Is about to be a teenager.
A teenager? And she's asking how she can
bring this child Islamically?
Yeah. Well, she's saying support her son, so
I'm assuming
Islamically
in general.
If I get the yes of the question
because I told you that the
the the voice to me is not that
clear.
Okay? Something maybe
wrong with the mic
or something wrong with my ears. I don't
know.
The,
if I got the question correct
single mother, she has a child who's a
teenager,
and she from
what I understood,
she's the one who's looking after this child.
And now she's asking how can she
fulfill her obligations
and bring up this child
in the right way and,
so
that this child will grow up,
I mean, as a pious life just child.
You should,
you should fear Allah to the best of
your ability. May Allah give you strength,
and may Allah
give you the ability
to bring up this child.
And now he is a teenager,
and that is really,
difficult
if you didn't start from the beginning. And
this is the problem with many parents.
They ignore the children,
and now they are grown up.
And then they started asking them
to
to,
play and to
follow the Islamic teaching, and it is too
late.
Too late. K?
Okay. I'm free. I'm not convinced, and,
I received
the Nasi from the system.
Her son became Christian
when he's crying.
Christian.
He left Islam and became Christian.
Is it because Christianity
is right, correct,
Believe? No.
Definitely. No.
Christianity
says, God died.
God is 3.
That what Christianity talks about.
Christianity saves every child
who is pure and clean.
When he's born, he is full.
He comes along with the sin, inherited sin,
so he will go to *.
So all human beings will go to *,
except if
you believe
that Jesus Christ died for your sins.
Otherwise, all human beings will go to *,
because this sin that Adam committed in heavens
is inherited,
which means
those who died even before Jesus Christ will
go to *.
Because he came to redeem
humanity.
How about those who died before
* is coming
before
he was born.
They will go to *?
That is Christianity.
So what is there
that can attract a Muslim towards to to
Christianity?
But because this child
was not brought up Islamically,
was not educated,
He was not given the immune
by his mother and his father.
He was not told the Aqid and the
belief.
So
he came across Christians, maybe,
or his friends, or someone worked on him,
brainwashed him, and filled his head with doubts.
So he left the slide.
So my dear brothers and sisters,
start
bringing up your children from the beginning.
Beginning.
That's why Islam says,
So
command your children
to pray when they reach the age of
7,
and discipline them,
if they don't pray, when they reach the
age of 10,
and separate them in their beds
in the same room,
the boys and the girls.
They're not sleeping together
at the age of 10.
So a child started to pay
when he reaches the
he or she, the age of 7.
By 15,
the age of 15,
normally, that is the age of puberty
where
the boy will start having wet dreams, and
the girl will get her menses
7 to
15,
8 years.
So training.
So he will never leave the salah after
that,
But you left him.
Until now, he's a man
or she's a woman,
they say,
my son,
pray.
No.
My daughter, put hijab
on. No. I'm free.
Why should I put all my
friends, all the girls are
without hijab.
Why should I put it on?
But if you brought her from,
the beginning
she was very young.
Getting her used to the scarf
comes part of her personality.
Now she has no problem
of wearing it and continue to wear it.
So may Allah give you the sense to
try your best,
the dua,
and be a good role model, a good
mother,
and get closer to your son or your,
daughter,
open this is another problem.
Parents, they have to open their hearts for
their children.
We have to make them love Islam, love
it.
To love Allah, we need to educate them.
Islam is so beautiful,
but the problem that many of us, we
don't know how
to present Islam to our children,
and we are not good role models.
They don't see
the implementation.
They don't see that we practice what we
are telling them.
So first, the parents, they have to be
role models for their children.
They should not lie. They should they should
whatever they tell them, the children are observant.
They're watching.
Is he or she practicing
what he or she is telling me to
do?
May Allah
grant the questioner, this and
the help and the strength
to bring her child Islamically, and may Allah
bless you and protect you. Amen. Next question,
please.
These days,
all sorts of religious
praying
gatherings
are held for example weekly
on a thirsty evening.
'Doorud Sharif'
for example.
What's the Islamic rulings
on these gatherings?
Are they allowed?
Many times, my dear brothers and sisters, I
requested
that the question
should be straight to the point. Straight.
K?
What's the ruling on this matter?
Now
this I think the rule with that people,
they get together and they make salah
upon the prophet
or something, the salah Ibrahimia.
What's this gathering for?
They've only they've only put
praying, just praying gatherings for praying.
Gathering of what?
Prayers prayers for religious prayer gatherings is what
they've said.
The peer. Okay. So the this is Soviet
gathering, it seems.
Praying praying gatherings.
Praying?
Yes.
Okay. Praying gathering. Okay. Yes. Oh, okay. They've
answered me. Yes. Pray on
our prophet
To get together and making zikr collectively, this
is.
This is innovation.
Don't do it. Stop practicing it.
Next question, please.
That was the final question, Sheikh Salman.
She'd like to conclude.
Yes.
May Allah bless you. May Allah protect you.
May Allah
elevate your status
in this world and in
And may Allah
keep us to remain steadfast
on this beautiful deen till we meet Allah
until we meet Allah and find him please,
Amen.
Until we meet
in the coming session,
I leave you in Allah's company and protection.