Shadee Elmasry – Bombing in Rafa NBF 309
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The speakers emphasize the importance of acknowledging and avoiding distraction, rectifying actions, avoiding damaging harm, and accepting views and privacy issues. They also touch on the loss of people in the past and the need for acceptance of one's privacy, as well as the history of Islam and its impact on people's behavior. The speakers also discuss rights of ownership of phones and the concept of hallelujah, as well as the use of leather clothing and reciting the Prophet's peace be upon him. They end with a mention of the potential risks of harming a person with a severe case of infection and the transmission of diseases.
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we on Smilla Rahmanir Rahim Al hamdu lillah wa Salatu was Salam
ala Rasulillah who are early he was happy woman, voila, welcome
everybody to the Safina society nothing but facts live stream.
After a gorgeous weekend in which
we went up to Long Island, New York and we filmed a dua series, a
series of about 30 or so videos, which you'll get to see.
In the month of Ramadan, we released one a day, I really,
really truly believe we actually covered, I would say 95%, because
you can't ever say 100% 95% of the subtopics doesn't mean every
issue, but the sub topics related to da have been covered.
I would really say 95. Because Because we looked in the books,
and we looked at the table of contents for a couple books on the
subject. And we realized that we covered this, we covered this, we
covered this extremely thorough, okay. Any Islamic school, any
Sunday school, any person who's just learning watches this, this
whole video series over the course of this Ramadan, you watch it
every day. And you know, Ahmad, I have an idea.
Each one should be, you know, released at the exact same time of
day. Right? Like, let's say if it's our time on the East Coast,
like right an hour, 30 minutes before Iftar. Eastern Eastern
Standard Time. So they could be all
what do you call it scheduled for release? At that time, and then
people could watch them. So
I wonder if you could do a stream release.
It releases as a stream where people can comment. Yeah.
But today we're covering a very disgusting situation where Israel
tells every all the Palestinians go to what alpha and then bombs in
there. Why would you trust these people? Like I'm not blaming
anybody. I'm saying, why would we be surprised? As if to say, Oh,
they should be honest. Oh, who are we talking about here? Right?
A disgusting group of people who make these decisions.
All right, where are we going to start our reading from? So we're
on Jazira here.
Okay.
And they have their entire
page just dedicated. So 10 minutes ago, Warren and Reza has
complicated peace efforts in Yemen.
What? Wait, what war are they talking about? I don't see two
sides fighting each other here.
I saw one side attack and then we're see I saw 100 days of a
barrage of the other side. Right? There's not a war with two sides
battling each other. This is a one way operation.
How are we doing with GRT? Let's pull that up and let us know when
you pull that up in sha Allah. We have some more footage. We have
some more videos we have almost going to get it ready for us. grt
is the organization out of England licensed official. Really nothing
should go wrong here in sha Allah in terms of because you know that
you have to be very very careful when you give your money to these
days. Do not be surprised that Israelis Zionists themselves have
set up
profiles Palestinian relief agencies then funneled the money
maybe somehow illegally and get all these donors. Okay, arrested.
And this is exactly what happened with the sham
accusations, trials and conviction of
what was it called? What was that organization called?
Holy Land foundation. Yeah, Holy Land foundation complete.
trumped up charges. There was no nothing political about their
their charity.
But their lives are ruined 2030 years in jail.
Let's read this article.
Palestinians flee as Israel orders evacuation of besieged Nussle
hospital.
Dozens of Palestinians have been seen leaving the besieged Nasr
hospital in the Gaza southern city of newness after Israeli forces
ordered the evacuation of the complex but medical medical aid
workers say patients in critical condition remain inside so you
know this is one of the things that they argued
why the IDF is such a humanitarian
operation is because they warn you before they bomb your hospital. So
So then Bin Laden if he had
said hey guys get out of the World Trade Center, then we would call
him a humane
opponent.
Why are you bombing a hospital in the first place? Oh, they got
offices underneath. They got Hamas homeless offices underneath.
Allegedly. That's what they said the first time around. Video
footage shared with Jazeera showed dozens of displaced people who had
been sheltering inside the hospital leaving on Wednesday, a
doctor wearing green scrubs, walked ahead of the crowd. Some of
them carried white flags.
A mother and two children were killed. Israeli forces ordered the
evacuation of the complex on Tuesday.
Hamas continues to conduct military activities in the
hospital.
In Israeli media platform said on X however, none of this has been
substantiated. Well, Does anything come out of their mouths except
for lies.
Israeli military which use drones and loudspeakers to tell people to
leave,
set an open date secure route to allow civilians to exit
while medics and patients could remain inside however, witnesses
and medical NGO Doctors Without Borders.
French organization said those sheltering inside we're afraid to
leave after reports people were shot on the way out. He told them
to leave but there are reports that people were shot on the way
up Israeli army also fired on people inside the hospital,
including a doctor and a nurse
situation at the hospital is already critical but the last 24
hours have made things on the ground even more scary according
to doctors without borders. Situation is really critical for
the patient's worried about their future.
We tried several times to go there but our requests have been denied
it's very dangerous Hamedan muckaty be head of Plastic Surgery
at Northside Hospital All right Mark gonna be said he remains
trapped in the building not far from the main gate.
And they got pictures here of the attacks around it. The destroyed
they destroyed the northern gate of the hospital and blocked it
with piles of sand and rubble. Okay
so this is the type of we know who we're dealing with here people who
really hit way below the belts essentially.
Okay, five minutes ago top US official confirms Israel is not
allowing bread into Gaza anymore, or flower. So
Israel used the Gaza war to prevent almost all West Bank olive
harvests in the past year. So the harvest happens.
I don't know when but the the oil comes to us in the spring. Sorry,
in the fall. Um, if I'm not mistaken, I can't remember the
call. But there's a lag time between the harvest and when this
stuff hits. Because the reason I know this is because there are
some people around here
who as a type of side job.
Okay, as type of side job, they sell this Palestinian oil and they
they got a warehouse for a few months. They rent a warehouse for
like two months and one of these like, easy warehouse or whatever
it's called. And they pack it with oil. Then they go around to their
family friends circles, WhatsApp, say who wants the oil, and they
physically just sell it to you. And they make a little bit of a
profit, right a little side job, but it's the best oil you can
imagine the best of the worst container but the best oil said a
big metal container guy with a little plastic spout that you pull
out and the spout always breaks off. So you ended up pouring this
oil spilling half of it, but they gotta get that better off but if
you have a big funnel,
right, then at least you can just be a little sloppy and it'll still
get in there but
there is a season for that. It only happens for like two months
and stuff has sold out like hotcakes.
What's been Israel's escalation on South Lebanon.
Increased attacks may signify
that Israel is stepping up a campaign to clear the south
Beirut Lebanon.
This is an article from
from today. New article from today. Good.
Israel, Texas Southern Lebanon have intensified in recent days,
reaching a new peak, a day that saw both sides inflict casualties
on Wednesday morning.
An Israeli soldier was killed
and eight wounded in a Hezbollah rocket attack.
On a base in Suffolk, Israel responded with a round of attacks
on villages across southern Lebanon, including acclaim and
other names. At least four deaths, including a mother and her two
children. multiple injuries were reported. His beloved fighter was
also reportedly killed. The attacks are not new but
intensified.
International diplomats have attempted to bring an end to the
conflict,
wasting your time. For the past three nights the raids have lasted
till 3am
It wasn't this bad before this time we're not hearing drones, but
warplanes. Although the bombing has driven most people in his
hometown away the law, who works as a freelance journalists della
returns every evening to stay with his mother who refuses to leave
Israel has attacked much of the Henge. 120 kilometer border, also
known as the Blue Line, by air and artillery. Since October 8, more
than 200 people people told to have been killed in southern
Lebanon 22 civilians
cut Israel's attacks have intensified but also become less
precise because there's so many attacks that each shot is less
precise, apparently to each, whatever you want to call it,
causing more deaths and more significant damage. The whole
Islamic world is horrible, right? And I have to say we Muslims, we
don't this stuff doesn't happen for no reason.
Israel is a tool and a means and a dog that Allah has sent upon our
Ummah for a reason. And that reason is clear in the Hadith of
the Prophet peace be upon Him you shall obey follow God's law, or
else Allah will send upon you a nation enemies that will kill you,
kill you and take your homes.
The entire Arab world is rubble from Algeria Morocco is only some
maybe in the North Africa, Morocco Egypt of course Egypt because it
capitulated so it's Egypt capitulated and joined the US
in make sure that these 85 million Egyptians never disrupt Israel.
They've capitulated okay
Morocco is too far over
Algeria was destroyed by the French now it's a very poor nation
skin.
Pay on what I liked the purple that you put there, very nice.
Good touch.
Good. Oh, that's a good touch to make it make it thinner now. Even
thinner.
Okay, I'm gonna
come in a little what's not a little was a big was. I continue
Libya.
What is Libya other than another field of rubble, no one knows who
rules who doesn't rule. Do they even get water? Do they get
electricity and nobody knows. Sudan? Same thing. Okay. Iraq, the
Big Three were who? Iraq, Syria, Egypt, when you said the Muslim
world. Okay. The Big Three were these three countries right up
Syria, Egypt, Egypt, is bought out capitulated here by the way the
people don't believe those things. But there are leaders have
capitulated. And the people are passive enough not to flip out.
Because your people could flip out to a degree, like 995 out of 100
people are flipping out and taken to the streets and leaders got to
back off. So the Egyptian people, they're not confrontational.
That's the thing. They'll talk they'll not be happy, but they
will not confront. What happened in the
Arab Spring was an anomaly. That was just basically people who had
a lot of time on their hands because they were so unemployed.
That was the true reality of what's happening there. Okay. But
if they're satisfied and they've eaten food, they don't do
anything. Right they they complain with their mouths, that's it. The
Egyptian people they're not with this stuff. They're there with the
rest of the OMA fiasco around
you then now go to Iraq, completely destroyed nation, two
wars took it took two wars to take down the Iraqis. That's how strong
they are. I Iraqis have always been very, very strong. People
willing to fight. Okay. And they're very independent. Okay.
Saddam Hussein. Yeah, he was a butcher, but sometimes,
you know, people do have good qualities and bad qualities. He
had a lot of bad qualities. But he had did have some good qualities.
One good quality. He was a proud leader. He was a proud
nationalist. He wasn't in the Muslim Islamic guy. At the end of
his life. They say yeah, he repented. But in the beginning of
his life, he's just a nationalist socialists, Iraq. He loves Iraq.
And he refused to count to bow down to the
just refused.
And then you got Syria, a destroyed nation
series out of the US grip because the Shia took over Syria.
And they aligned themselves with Iran, which is problem right now,
Iran becoming Shia, about 500 years ago, she has like one of
these sects
and helps us a lot. They don't have to worry now
about
a unification between Iran, Saudi Egypt, Iraq, they wouldn't be able
to handle this. Even if these were all mediocre level countries,
they're just too big can get mess up with them.
That's maybe a bit too much or too much yellow, I think. Yeah, yeah.
Just you can darken and make them thinner, too. Same thing, thinness
and thickness.
So you see here, we're reading here
that our entire world is rubble if you're consider yourself an Arab
and Muslim.
Just rubble.
And we have to remember the real reason behind this, okay?
We have to remember the real reason
because we as an OMA have turned our back on Allah.
See, some people say, Oh, are you saying that these people are
guilty? No, the individuals are not guilty as a nation as an
ummah, we behaved a certain way. So calamity comes down upon us as
a nation, and yes, innocent people are struck. You can be totally
innocent, but you're still on a ship, where the drivers of the
ship and the crew are sloppy enough to get the ship crashed,
who suffers everybody? The innocent and the guilty? Right?
And all those in between? That's what you have to understand. Okay.
That's what you got to understand.
People have to understand this concept of collective guilt. There
is collective error when a whole nation
makes a mistake goes astray.
They did they're not enough good people to stop these rulers from
making terrible decisions. Okay.
You let it happen. You capitulate and allow stuff to happen that
shouldn't have ever happens. Okay? Now, there's collective harm. Does
it mean everyone who's harmed is guilty? You have to understand
this concept. Allah says in the Quran, what tackle fits in a 10
layer to see bene Levine Avila Moomin. CASA, be very wary of the
fitna the tribulation, the calamity, that does not solely
affect the oppressors. Okay, so
a pilot out of plane, one guy makes one move on the steering
wheel, on the joystick, whatever it is, all 300 passengers get sick
to their stomach, right? One guy is asleep.
At the wheel, on a bus that's carrying 70 People
40 People, everyone suffers, you see. So Allah is saying be careful
of those kinds of sins. Were one group of people, one set of elites
decide to go left. If you don't stop these people, all of you are
going to suffer the consequences.
It's extremely important concept.
It boils back to leadership and it boils back to the population also
having a role a limited role, I would say in in rectifying
leadership. But there does come a point though, where the leader has
become so powerful that it's almost like we're all victims now
because we can't stop him. And that's where I think the Muslims
are. It's not the Muslim people or it's not just that the leader that
the think the opportunity and the chance of wrecked of rectifying
leaders EZ Pass a long time ago. Because if you think about it, the
world is so complex, right? It's so complex, so complex, the
leaders are so powerful
is extremely difficult for for an individual to have any say at all.
Right? And that's the problem. That's our issue. It's extremely
difficult. So now we're more like
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over the past week civilians in Lebanon have been reportedly
killed in at least four separate Israeli strikes in South Lebanon.
This follows reports by several human rights organizations I'll be
human rights organization you think Israel cares
money from reading that
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How's everyone doing on
how was everyone's right? How was your weekend? By the way? My
weekend? My weekend was interesting. What do you do? I
went to accosted Nice. So either. Yep.
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I was just randomly invited and I saw my calendar that I had signed
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Every week, you can go there every Thursday.
To have a gathering every Thursday. It's not like that one
that we went to but smaller. Now listen to this. What duck will fit
in it's Allah to see Bonilla the Nirvana moment come across Oh
ALLAH mandala, shady Dhulia. Club. Be very cautious, very fearful of
the type of tribulation, the type of error
that affects everybody.
Not just the oppressor. Okay.
What does Allah tell about us? What are the tough see to say
here? It's been our best says, even our best is the cousin of the
Prophet and the one that the Prophet peace be upon him said is
the most knowledgeable in the Quran. Or he prayed for him more
accurately to say he prayed for him or Allah teach him
interpretation. Okay, I'm not Allah who removed me and Allah
commanded the believers, a laser cutter little Moncada may not have
heard of him,
fail Muhammad either. Do not tolerate Do not be accepting of
wrong actions. In your home, don't be tolerant and accepting of it.
And you must change it with your hint. If you're a leader of a
family, right?
I can't tell you how many times the dads are a mom, you see a kid
either being rude. You see a kid like
the moms talking to him and the kids like on a device like this.
And he talks back then the mom looks up to you because she's
embarrassed though her kids so rude. And she said, I tried to
tell him I tried to advise him, why are you advising you are the
parent, you have authority here, right? You have authority. Right?
So what's going to happen?
Allah expects from you to take this hand that he gave you reach
out, grab that device, stick it away, okay, and throw it
and say, Boy, pick your head up. Look at me when I'm talking to
you. Just like everyone, that's how your grandparents raised your
parents and that's why the whole world used to be normal and now
it's not.
So when it comes to wrong things, bad things in your home, you do
have the ultimate responsibility which means there is an
expectation that you fix it. Even if you must physically move things
around the objects of your home and take them away and you have
100% responsibility and answerability in your home.
Okay,
in your home,
what do you need? My car keys in the jacket pocket the black jacket
back downstairs.
All right, you have 100% answerability. Meaning Allah
subhanaw taala will ask you Well, what was why is your son messed
up? Why didn't you raise your son?
Oh, no, he just go in his room at 6pm Say he's doing his homework
and who knows what happens after that. But no, no, it's not who
knows it's a room that you are responsible for. You're
responsible. You're answerable. So if we don't do this in our homes,
why are we talking about the nations and stuff and the national
level and all that? Why are we talking about that?
We whine and complain about all those, that that level of things,
we whine and complain about the rulers and all this.
Who's to say these rulers maybe would have been 10 times more
incompetent than they are? Okay? No excuse for this stuff. It
doesn't mean be harsh and mean that's also you're going to fail.
If you're harsh and mean with your family, you will fail. You cannot
be harsh and mean. But you are responsible that the home has to
be a place of serenity love.
That doesn't mean I mean, most people in the United States if you
think about if they if they if they live well, they're happy,
right? But the law is pretty harsh. Like if you get pulled over
for some traffic violation, you don't expect mercy you expected to
get a ticket. Right? So
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normal German factory. So basically
what they're saying here is that the Companions when when a bad
thing would happen.
They would view it as that they would cite this verse as being
this as an example of that. Right? This fitna is an example of that.
Well caught up no I best Nasrallah tell if you have Rasulullah
sallallahu alayhi wa salam, it came down in the companions.
God, Allah Who me Nina, Allah, your Kuru, Allah, your Kurume al
monka, they should not not tolerate the wrong should not
tolerate the wrong, good. And let's say the Imams of communities
when they see wrong happening in their community, there is a way
for them to change it. When they give speeches, when they give
click buzz, when they give classes, they have to address it.
And they don't have to name the person or confront the person,
right. But they do have to address it that they have to say, people,
this is wrong, I'm telling you one of the things that in our little
local world that really I feel like almost kind of stray on it is
funerals.
Funerals are now such mixed gatherings almost. And the problem
with the funeral is that it's so tight, you're touching each other,
you're bumping into each other. And in this case, there is a right
way and a wrong way, the right way to do this is that the sisters are
meant to be to wait a distance until the bodies buried. They're
not to be it's my crew for them to participate in the actual bearing.
Right. So they're meant to be a distance off. And then after the
burial,
then they could come and visit after all the men have gone away,
then they could come and pay the respects to the person who's in
the grave. Right. But they're not to be part of this tight. It's all
it's very tight. Everyone's looking at the grave. Everyone's
huddled around the grave, just not the right way to do things.
And here's the thing is that always you're gonna have a push
back and a feedback and people don't like what you say, but
that's okay. That's the That's what the that's part of the
process. Why suited to the author says you should advise people to
to the truth, but you should also advisors patients.
Because after you say the truth, someone's not going to like it and
be offended, then they're going to attack you for it.
To be accurate. The women attending a burial is different
upon by the scholars as forbidden or discouraged. And Maddox said
it's less discouraged for the immediate relatives. But that
doesn't mean that they jam in with the men. Right? But if there's a
section on them for the side,
and after the men do their thing, then women do their thing. Right?
In supplicating for the deceased, that is the right way to be done.
So when it
In saying that it's not going to happen. No, it will happen but in
accord with how the Prophet advised it. Yeah.
Yeah, there can't be like any designated areas for men and women
to like participate. So
firstly, there's two things. It's the mixing. But also in general,
the Prophet did not want the women to be involved in the actual
burying. But if they came, he didn't forbid them, but he didn't
like it. So how do we know that something that category is
discouraged, so he forbade it, but when they did show up, he didn't
rebuke them. Okay, so that's how we know it's in the middle
category of discouraged.
Alright, so he didn't like it. He didn't want it to happen. His own
wives didn't come to these things. So the burial is one section, one
aspect, the visitation of the dead is another aspect. So the burial,
it's my crew, for them to attend. The visitation is permitted for
them to attend, and jamming mixing in very tight quarters, because of
funerals, always in a very tight quarters. It can be discouraged or
forbidden, depending on if they're bumping into each other and
touching right. And getting really close. So as long as these three
separate categories are observed properly,
then we have no problem. And it can be observed properly. Yep.
Specifically, it's harsh. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. Yes.
It's, it's harsh, right? There's certain things that are shady that
does not want women getting involved in because it would
change their character. And if they say, No, it won't, then we
say Allah knows best. Right? So what are these things? So one of
them is, for example, participating in battle is not
permitted for a man to let his wife or daughter go and sign up
for the army. Now, in the case of nusseibeh, it was there was an
exception like that that army had the enemy army had come to us.
That's different when the enemy army comes into our cities. Every
man, woman, child and senior citizen has to participate, you
have no choice, right? You have to participate. There is no choice in
you participating or not. Okay? So
that's different, but to now sign up and we're going across the
country to face off against another enemy that's causing
trouble. No women are not allowed to they could they could go but
not for the fighting. And they can't go in in any area close to
where they would be endangered. Right to be taken as prisoners to
taken as captives and they'll get raped and stuff like this. So
that's an example. Another example is
in certain head crimes, the word head means physical punishment.
Okay, certain head crimes the
the testimony of a woman
is half of a testimony. Right? So you need two women to testify
instead of one men in place a woman so when Sheikh Mohammed
could be taught this he said the wisdom behind that is that he does
not want them to bear the burden a woman to bear the burden alone for
why a man got his got got punished got his hand cut off or is life
lost? It's to be as if she's the only one testifying on that. Then
it's going to be a heavy burden on her right.
That's what Sheikh Mohammed Jacobi said as the wisdom for that. So
rather if there are two together at least they could support one
another Yeah, we we said the truth right. And it wasn't just me who
did it
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script Yeah, there you go the script no more and more yeah,
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All right. Let's keep reading
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to all they do have a hadith the Sahaba Fifi ifisa Here a Muslim
and Xena been to Jash a nurse. Rasool allah sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam call it La era surah Allah and no holy coup. Were phenos
Saudi Hoan Xena Binta Josh, wife of the Prophet peace be upon him.
She said to the messenger. Will we ever be destroyed could we ever be
destroyed
while righteous people are amongst us? Kala Nam
yeah that Catherine Elizabeth. Yes. If the filth is much
so 10 righteous people
100 Regular Muslims 500 People who leave off their prayer and commit
adultery and usury
and drink. So you're going to be outnumbered No.
And yes, those people may will eventually have dominance over the
policies of the community or of the organization and will end up
doing things that dis disobey Allah
displease Allah and all those things will come upon us. Right in
that cathedra ahavath. If the filth increases
think about this. Right. You take the best runningback pick the best
quarterback pick the best wide receiver. Put them all on the same
team.
Okay, take the best coach. Four of the best in the positions. Okay.
Best 52 people on the team though. Right. So what's the math on this?
48 other spots left now put the worst 48 players in the league
that team's going oh and 16. Right.
Barry Sanders the best running back in history. His team could
never win because the team's resteem stunk. Okay.
What's his name?
Miami Dolphins.
No, no. In your dad's era.
Dan Marino, the best cubies ever. Right? won Super Bowl he attended.
He went to his first year he never went back. Right? He lost one of
the best ever. The Detroit Lions had another guy I can't even
remember his name. He was the best receiver ever. Statistically,
Calvin Johnson is the best receiver ever. The Detroit Lions
had the best running back.
Then he retired then they got the best receiver. And he retired and
they never want anything, right? Because the rest of the team
stinks. So it doesn't matter one or two or three righteous people.
That's why everyone who has some truth to them has to must, okay,
must spread the word. It's called Dawa. You must spread the word you
have to influence your family you have to influence your friends,
you got to influence because in the cathedral cupboards were all
destroyed. If the filth increases were all destroyed.
All I could do is control mice, me and my small little group.
Alright, that's all I have concern with. The Prophet peace be upon
him said whosoever is not concerned with the OMA concerned,
men lemmya dem, the modern Muslim in 47. So I have concern with
what's happening everywhere in the Islamic world.
That doesn't mean I have an impact.
Where's my impact? My impact is here. My impact is in the masjid,
My impact is in my house, I have impact there, I actually can
affect people's lives and the decisions that are made. Okay.
That's what we can do. So, if my if I have concern, and I have
impacts, which one should I focus on? I would say five to 10%. On
concern 90 to 95% on impact. Okay, so for me to sit watching the news
in eight in the 12 hours a day that I'm
active, okay, for me to watch the news, any more than one hour? 30
minutes? What's the value? All right, I generally have a clue
what's happening in a certain area, but I have no impact there.
So you just have to be generally aware of what's happening. Then
you move on to your sphere of influence. Okay. I know news
junkies don't like me to hear this journalist political types. They
don't like this kind of talk. But that's okay. Right?
They like you know, constantly just talking about the news. What
does that do? How are you impacting? I don't get it
personally. So I look at five 10%
You know, looking at what's happening, but then turned back to
your sphere of influence. When you focus on the sphere of concern you
affect zero, okay, your is your effect on it is zero. But when you
work on your sphere of of influence, it grows, it
continuously grows. And maybe one day, your sphere of influence will
then
overlap with your sphere of concern. And maybe one day you'll
be able to actually do something about the things that you used to
look at and not have any control over.
Okay.
So either Catherine will cover it there is a lot of fill
in your environment, yeah, you're gonna suffer alongside with them.
Okay? Well, FISA 10 with the NSA data volume while I'm Yahoo AD AD.
I will shut up. And yeah, oh Muhammad, Allah will be at a club
in minute end. All right, another Hadith of the Prophet peace be
upon if people see a leader doing wrong.
They see him doing wrong, and they don't hold his hand. They don't
stop him from doing wrong. All right,
then it is highly likely that Allah to TA that will cover all of
them
with punishment. Now listen to this, there was one time a group
of people from the previous nations, and they've had become
very wicked. And in the old days,
one reason while why development was very slow in the material
world, was because when people disobeyed and were bad, and they
got warnings, but they didn't heed the warnings, and Allah would send
a calamity to destroy them more.
So the rule of thumb is, if people are destroyed, one,
little by little, that's just natural, right? Like over 100
years that people disappeared, that's natural. But if they're
destroyed at one in one day, that's punishment. That's a
difference. So let's say you take a certain people in history, and
those people
over 200 years, they disappeared. A couple of diseases here, a
couple of wars there, they don't longer exist.
That's just a natural decline of that nation. But if you read in a
history book, this had 10,000 people in the city, then an enemy
came and just killed them all. Okay, that was a punishment.
All right. Take care, man.
That was a punishment and the punishment. It's doesn't mean
every single person in there was guilty. Like little girl, what's
her business, but she's part of it. It's like she's on a ship than
the ship went down. Okay. So
back in those times, a nation would be disobedient would be bad
would get punished would be destroyed. So what else though all
their knowledge, all their technology, right would also
disappear. So therefore the next generation have to start from
scratch. That's why the advancement in that in the
material Fields was always slow. Because you'd make advancements
you get cut down, start all over, make some advancements, get cut
down, like for example, all the knowledge of the Egyptians by
which they built the pyramids and all that it's gone. Like we don't
even have it anymore. We don't know how they used to do these
things. Okay, I have no clue.
Now, one of the blessings of Islam and the time of the Prophet peace
upon which many people aren't aware of is that when the prophets
Allah, Allah, he was suddenly emerged with the final message.
One of the rules was that ALLAH SubhanA wa, tada will no longer
destroy the people, rather your nation must rectify the people. So
your nation is now permitted to travel the earth and rectify these
nations, nations upon paganism, nation upon oppression of some
sort, you go and fix them, right? You and your army go and fix them.
We're no longer destroying nations that Allah Tada does no longer
destroys nations, if you look at it, when we say a nation is
destroyed, means like, they're hurting themselves. And they're
not attaining their potential anymore. And they're suffering all
sorts of calamities. That's what we mean when we say a nation is
destroyed. But you know, when was the last time you ever seen a
nation, that you could say, like,
an earthquake came and destroyed, the whole nation doesn't happen
anymore, right? So now the result of that is that knowledge can
continue to be transferred. That's the positive of that. So all the
advancements in knowledge, medicine, science, all that
it can be transferred.
So that's actually the credit, a lot of the credit of that goes to
the messenger SallAllahu salaams, the gift that he was given. Now,
one time there was a nation that Allah sent Djibouti to go destroy
this nation.
As soon as Djibouti arrived, the first person he saw from the angle
that he was arriving at this nation was an old man leaning
against a shadow of a barn in his farm
and worshipping Allah.
Immediately, God had went back and said, Oh Allah, this is a man
whose worship, we in the heavens receive it every day. It comes up
to the heavens, a beautiful worship that we receive every
single day.
So
ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada then said, be fed
I
begin with him begin the punishment to be the thought Maybe
Allah will say,
Oh, okay, now because of him, they're all saved, right? No,
Allah subhana wa Tada said be he felt that with him begin the
punishment.
Fit in No Can I Yarra Shipka Well, Lietuva your watch Whoa, why, why,
what is the reason that this man is now going to be the punishment
begins with it, how can he be punished when all these
people did wrong but he did good? Shouldn't he maybe at least been
given a chance to leave? No. Allah said begin with him the punishment
why? Because he used to see the wrong. He used to see the
paganism. He used to see the sins he used to see people leading
children astray. The youth going astray.
Other wicked people leading other people astray. And his face never
even changed. He didn't even frown when he saw that.
So what do we say about that? Man? We say that man, yes, he enjoyed
worship, maybe it was a habit, but his faith truly was not there. It
was hollow worship, it's just hollow. If you truly believe in
something you cannot stand
to see people doing the opposite. You're gonna have to change it,
you're gonna have to say something, you have to be
disgusted. And that's why it's part of our religion. When there's
wrong things happening out there. You better make fake it. Even
how much of how many Muslims? How many of us are so accustomed
desensitized to alcohol? Right? You go to Yankee Stadium, you
smell it, you go to the subway, you smell it, you see a million
commercials on TV for this stuff. You see billboards, you see it in
the supermarket, it's not a shock, right? There's no shock. That
doesn't mean that we just live with it.
Every once in a while,
you have to say something. This is what's destroying a nation. This
intoxication is what's destroying a nation, it's the fact you have
to say something. Also, when you say something, you're transmitting
your beliefs to the next generation.
See, your kids got to see it. Your kids have to see it, they have to
see you upset when you see something.
tolerance of something of tolerance is a wonderful quality,
if the matter deserves to be tolerated, right?
If it's justified tolerance is a good quality in matters of
opinion. You like to wear clothes like that I like to wear clothes
that looks different. Tolerance taught your perspective is one way
My perspective is another thing on a matter in which we can differ.
But when it comes to God's law, we are not allowed to differ on it.
Certain things in the religion, there is no difference of opinion.
That's how it is. So you have to be disgusted by it.
Likewise, when you see something good, you should always praise it.
You should always praise when you see someone doing good, you have
to say something good or else otherwise, they start feeling that
this is this is not a deed that's, that's worthy. Right? Every time
you see someone doing something good, gotta say something good,
right? So it's positive reinforcement and negative
reinforcement. That's how our beliefs get transmitted to the
next generation. And guess what?
You are the first beneficiary of that. Because when you say those
things, when you make a face,
what you're actually doing in that case, is reinforcing it in your
own heart.
This is why the Prophet peace be upon him praised. Someone who
commits sins, then hides his sins, or hides the traces of his sins, a
companion said almost of Allah is this hypocrisy? He said, No,
that's Amen. Right? When you hide the traces of your sin.
What you're saying to yourself at that moment, is that this is bad.
If you let your sins, stay in the public, stay open and leave the
traces of your sin. What are you saying to yourself? It's not that
bad. It there's a, there's an internal reinforcement. When I got
something, I did something wrong with my phone, I'm gonna Okay,
delete, delete, delete, delete, go into, I won't delete every trace
of this. In the process of me doing that I'm reinforcing in my
heart that this is a bad thing. But if I saves, I'm going to leave
it.
If you leave it, you're basically telling yourself you don't believe
it's wrong. Right? And when you tell yourself you don't believe
it's wrong, you're going to do it again. And do it over and over and
over and then one day you're going to be humiliated. You're going to
be exposed and when you get exposed don't blame anyone but
yourself.
Let's go to grt
All right so
as you guys know, we partnered up with gr T
in support of relief for Alexa.
So as you as you see on the screen now, having said that, so far we
have raised mashallah, we've raised at 1330 pounds, which I
believe is like what like 90 something $1,000 Probably.
So you guys can see the link on top
campaigns that give right now comm slash fundraiser slash Safina
Society of appeal.
This is more information over here. So it's 60 pounds as it says
for emergency food 100 pounds for assistance to hospitals. And the
rest of the stuff is also on the screen. And then it's more over
here more packs. MashAllah beautiful. Look at this. So we're
at 81,330 pounds. Well, let's get that to 82,000 today. Yeah, we
gotta we gotta run those numbers of guys. Yeah, let's get this to
82,000 today, right? What do you guys think? You guys are killing
it? Yeah, this is easy. We can get this to 82,000 British pounds
today. And this gives you an idea like these, you know, packs on
what your money is going to and how much is being spent for you
know what it's being spent for. So yeah, these are the prices of
certain things. And then there's a leaderboard looks like we're like,
just absolutely killing Oh, look at this leaderboard. So there's
three organizations that
do that work with GRT.
Got, and we've doubled pretty much the other to each one. So we're
absolutely killing it. Michelle, you guys are phenomenal job. Just
keep running those numbers up. I'm actually gonna send the link in
the chat. Yeah, let's put the link in the chat. Do we have
a video, any videos, we have a lot of videos and pictures that I'm
gonna get to that in a second.
You know, I just wanted to bring up the GRT website and everything
just give you guys an update.
So yeah, let's go to the videos. All my Mo Mo makes a point here.
He says, Be careful not to practice your righteousness in
front of others to be seen by them. If you do, you will have no
reward from your Father in heaven. I guess he's quoting a Christian
quote, we have to correct this a little bit.
Do not show your righteousness in front of people if you are doing
it for their praise.
Otherwise, public righteousness by people is a wonderful social
encouragement. Okay.
That's why much of our religious is public. Our religion is public
prayer five, in the mosque, Friday prayer, the beard hijab, these are
public sent, these are probably deeds that you're doing, right.
Okay. Wearing a job like this or something. Every once in a while
is a reminder that we have, you know, a heritage. So all that
stuff is all good. There's nothing wrong with that. The question is
your intention, if something has to be in public,
but you fear your intention, like what I signed up for a volunteer
operation, and now I'm doing all these good deeds, but I have to do
them in front of people. And I feel that I'm actually my
intention is, is mixed. What are the scholars say? Do I stop doing
the deed? Right? Or do I keep doing it and maybe possibly fall
into
a type of showing off what we call an Arabic Korea? The word is Ria.
doing deeds so that other people could see me.
The answer to that is, you keep doing it and you find yourself on
the inside and you ask Allah for help insincerity. And the
practical advice for that is that that's not going to be the only
deed that you do in life. You may do that for two hours on a
Saturday, and everyone looked at you all nice. On Sunday, no, do
something private.
That's the practical advice of How to Be sincere. If you if you feel
that your outward religious forms is getting to your head, and now
people are praising you. And you're like, oh, shoot, I'm
getting messed up in the head here. Right. And this is in any
field. The moment people praise you, it messes with your head.
This is why there's a saying the first step to failure is success.
Because they praise you now you work a little less hard. Now next
time around you say Oh, who's here? Right? Who's here? Because I
liked when so and so praise me. I wonder if they're here again. I
got to do a good job again. Right?
Forget now if there are women involved and they praise you and
they look at you now you're 10 times your head is messed up.
Okay.
So what's the solution to this? The solution is that to realize
This is not the only deed that you're ever going to do in your
life. Right after doing such a deed, go and do, whether private
worship or private deeds in your home for other people, okay?
For your family,
and you all of a sudden you're fine. Now that's this is not as
fun. It's not as fun to help unload the grocery shopping. Well,
you got to you get rewarded for that, believe it or not, right?
It's not as fun to unload.
Or, you know, to help people to help your kid with homework, stuff
like that. Right? So
these private deeds is what grounds you again, okay? It's not
as fun to visit the sick, it's not as exciting to visit someone at
the graveyard, right to visit relative, your grandmother at the
grave or something like that. There are a lot of deeds that you
can do to offset the public deeds. And that's why who gets messed up
in the head most the people who only do public deeds, and they
never do private deeds, mimetic, said Worship Allah in private, and
Allah will put a light in your heart that helps you discern right
from wrong.
We're talking right from wrong in matters that don't have a direct
text from the Quran. Right?
You understand that? No, all matter Momo. And hallelujah seven.
Do you Muslims think it's righteous that Allah throws
Christians and Jews in * on behalf of Muslims on the Day of
Judgment? Okay, what is he talking about? Here? Very good question.
There is a Hadith.
All right, hallelujah. Seven, listen to this hadith. So you
understand the explanation.
There is a Hadith in which the Prophet peace be upon him says,
a sinful Muslim,
will be forgiven on the day of judgment
and the punishment that he deserved because of his sins.
We dole it out on the Jews and Christians. So you earn, let's
say, 700 years of punishment.
But Allah forgive you, because you're a Muslim.
What what's up with those 700 years of punishment, those areas
of * are now vacated, and those angels, angels of punishment have
no work now.
Take it and go give it to the Jews and Christians. That's what the
Hadith says. So what is it meaning though, if you read the meanings
of these Hadith, it's, it's those Jews and Christians who lead that
Muslim astray.
The guys all the guys and women, men and women who made the
* sites, right. You lead other people astray. The guy who
sells you the alcohol, the guy who got you into marijuana. Now you
have the right belief. You believe in God in His Prophet, you made
Hajj. So you earned God's mercy and forgiveness. He forgave you.
Right? You met you repented, but where's all that? Those bad that
bad stuff? How's it going to be neutralized? Okay, the one who led
you to do it, he's gonna get the punishment for it. You understand?
That's what it's for. So it is 100% Fair. By the way, there is no
fair in the sight of God. God's actions are not judged to be fair
or unfair. Okay, he is the owner of every creation that exists.
Right now who owns this phone? I own it right.
Who has the What rights do I have? What What rights does this phone
have over me? Nothing at all. I can throw it in the garbage if I
want right now. I could put it in a blender and make a YouTube video
a what's gonna happen if I put this phone in the blender? It's my
phone. Right? I've seen them do it right. It's my phone. Oh, what a
waste of money. It's not always somebody's gonna make more money
on the YouTube video, right? It's not a waste of money at all. It
was $700 on the stoop on the phone, makes a stupid video out of
it. And more idiots watched the video and he makes $800 out of it.
So he made 100 bucks, right?
Isn't that how it works on YouTube? That's what they do.
partially right. But it's my phone. I do what I want with it.
But the fairness of Allah is that you don't do anything bad. Except
you face the punishment
in this life of the next or he can forgive you.
But you don't But sorry, you don't do anything bad towards Allah. He
can forgive you or punishment. But if you do something bad towards
people, there has to be justice. Okay, there must be justice.
Right? And you cannot do anything good in the world, whether towards
Allah like prayer and worship or towards people, except that Allah
will reward you compensate you. I say compensate is different from
reward because reward means you're on the right track. And you will
be compensated with love, but to merely say the word compensate.
That means I don't love you, but you did do good and I need to pay
you.
electrician comes to your house a plum
When it comes to your house, the guy who cuts your grass, you
compensate him without love. But
my nephew comes and says, I want to cut your grass for you. You're
getting old, I'll help you out. I compensate him with I reward him.
He didn't ask for money. Right? And even if he did, because he's
my beloved relative, I'm gonna know. I'm bringing him a sandwich.
I give him more money than he asked for. That's a reward. I give
him a hug. Right? I say nice things to his mom. Your son's
really good.
So that's reward. That's compensation with love. Okay, so
these Jews and Christians are only getting the sins that they put out
in the world. They're getting the punishment, I mean, for the sins
they put out in the world.
So that's essentially the answer to hallelujah. Seven. I wonder if
hallelujah seven is still here. He says every person should carry
their own sins according to Muslims. I just answered that
question because sometimes people put their sins out in the world
and other people fall into them. So is the drug dealer sinning
against God by himself? Or is he sending also harming people?
Okay, he's harming people. So if I if I, if I take drugs myself, I
didn't bother anybody. Right. I closed the door on myself. I drank
all night. I got drunk, vomited everywhere. Woke up in the morning
wash my face walked out of the apartment. Did I hurt anybody? No.
I didn't hurt anybody. You could make extrapolations. Yes. I bought
bad spiritual energy. Forget that. Let's just talk about the body.
Did I hurt anybody? Yes or No, no, you didn't hurt anybody. I took
the bottles. I took the smell. I hid it all. Nobody knows what
happened. That is a sin I did against God's rights
against myself, essentially.
That's all the sin I get. Let's take another guy. Another guy goes
gets goes to the liquor store, buy some get some beer. But then he
texts his group. Hey, guys, come over. I got a flat screen. I got
food.
And then three, four or five guys come over. At first it's hella.
They're watching TV. They're eating food. Then the guy crack
open a beer. Okay, what do you guys do? He's like, Nah, don't
worry about it. Right? Two hours later, they're all drinking. So he
got them to commit sins. Okay, now he goes on and he doesn't repent
at all. He doesn't care. But they repent.
So then Allah says, Okay, you repented I forgive you and the one
who tempted you. I'll take your punishment and give it to him. He
tempted you. Alright,
so now hallelujah seven you now understand.
Okay.
The situation. I'm glad someone like hallelujah seven is here
because I like to expand it to talk to non Muslims and see and he
did have a concept of what we teach. Right but now I hope now he
fully understands you know, the concept here
All right.
Let's play some videos of
our the team that we support in Gaza. Go ahead.
Salam aleikum wa rahmatullah wa barakato. This is the theme of the
GRT on the ground here and we would like to thank brother kaka
for his support for the raising of the money for hygiene kits for the
women in Reza Hamdulillah. Today we are distributing the hygiene
kits on behalf of you. Many thanks for you. Many thanks for your
support for the women here and visit to keep them protected
during this aggression and versa. Many thanks for your support. And
we would like to thank all the brothers and the donors who
support brother kaka for the raising of the money on his links
on hosting our sisters, the peace continuous support for brother
kaka for supporting the people of Gaza many times for you which is
all right and so that's grt let's see what else you got from GRT.
Bismillah Allahu wa salam ala Rasulillah I had
the volume of awakening well, not before the Omaha
Ross you know, Kathleen Kennedy, whatever.
That is, he is just so moody.
Because in Kareem, Kareem,
we are the Allahu people.
Over here, the love was over. Next video.
I'll look at the tents look at how they live.
These are refugee camps.
This is what a refugee camp looks like. Some sticks, some cloth,
that's where you live and sleep. If you get food, you get a little
package like that. You're lucky. How do you go to the bathroom?
Probably a Johnny on the spot. Right? And maybe not even that.
You know what a Johnny on the spot is right? It's just a toilet
standard construction sites, soccer fields, to toilets.
Maybe not even anything like that. Maybe you just go out in the woods
with a bottle of water. And you clean yourself and then you kick
the sand on the defecation in the urine. That's how that's what
refugee camps. Hallelujah seven out of love every person. I'll
I'll talk to you about that in a second. I said how do we send
money through Safina citee to Gaza? It's through grt Ahmad has
put the link in the moment can you put its pin directly good job on
he pinned the the link it's pinned on the chat. The campaign for us
to send money to grt next video
okay, it's on the screen now. Good. Good. All right, next video.
Look at this picture, this little girl getting it. That's what a
refugee camp looks like. It literally sticks and any makeshift
cloth around the house. That's her room. That's how she lives do we
understand that? We don't understand that we are literally
in the 0.5% wealth bracket in the world can choose even though they
could see it, they don't even have shoes yet you could see
I can see that the girl has no shoes on. Okay, we are in
literally in the 0.5%. So that means whatever we did this weekend
99.5% of the world could not even do not have what we had the food
that we have the readiness. If I want a really really good burger
with cheese brioche bun, onions, I want chicken, hot chicken and
fries, I could be sitting on on my couch, hit a button on my phone
for 30 seconds.
Doesn't the guy will go drive it over and 20 minutes while I'm
watching TV. This is a amount of a blessing that so many of us have.
We don't even realize the percentage that's why it's good to
look at these pictures, right to make us realize we are on a great
blessing. And they're in a sense taking the hit for us.
Right to show us the relativity of things. And then they'll be
rewarded on the day of judging you know how much there'll be reward
on the Day of Judgment. The people will see them being carried to
their reward on the day of judgment.
And their names called out and said hey, why do you think getting
that? Oh, he's qYZ getting that escort straight to Paris because
he was blind. Man I wish I was blunt. That's what people will say
the Prophet said that his parents were were bombed and killed and
lived their whole life in a
refugee camp. Then people will say I wish I had that you know that
happened to me when I was young.
I'm telling you on the Day of Judgment people will say that
that's that's from the Prophet we don't know anything about the Day
of Judgment except what the prophet tells us there's no
speculation and guessing on what happens in the future in the Day
of Judgment next picture.
Okay, that's a family meal there next picture
this is this is her childhood this is going to be this is a girl now
she's what four or five, six years old. That's when you start to form
your first memories of childhood. Right. Next picture
next
that's the kitchen that's where the food is made a big vat
and that's the meat and that's the rice
look at the ceiling look at is this concrete walls, concrete
cinderblock walls. And it's like tarp. That's all they have tarp.
Keep going
another barefoot girl they're getting a meal next.
Next without like that small package would feed a family.
They're lucky if they get that.
A little bit of me some rice
next,
just meat and rice
they're putting stickers are so that we know that like the
organization is doing work
to go and prove that. Yep. Your money is going in the right place.
Keep going.
Next, a bunch of pictures that I saw a lot of pictures here. Keep
going.
Is it good that you get to see Yeah, you see the whole family's
unit looks like the whole family is eating two packs. They got two
packages. See that one they opened the second they haven't opened
yet.
One let's count here.
123 Kids, one adult 456788 family, there's not even a family that's
probably like his kids, his nephew and some other kid off the street.
Right? He doesn't have eight kids probably most likely that's what
it is.
I mean, these kids are all the same age is probably all the
relatives whose parents have died and he's got to take care of them
now.
We're a people who Allah has blessed with the ability to have
ambitions and dreams. These are people who have been tested and
Allah the Prophet sallallahu sallam said, almost divided into
those who are blessed and those who are tested.
Those who are tested remind the blessed of their blessings and
those who are blessed
are being tested on whether they will help or not. Are they going
to sit back or they're going to help keep going that's the end All
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can a woman praying baggy pants I believe it's discouraged and some
have said is forbidden even but if it's very very baggy I believe the
prayer will be valid. I'm telling you the prayer will be valid
maximum she may be sinful if the pants are not very baggy. And her
form is showing for example but if the if they are
baggy enough, then I do believe that
the prayer will be valid
and only the is only going to be an issue of
maybe discouragement. Okay.
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phenos it you see it right under me. Right now. Let's get so now
let's get back to questions Jesus taught us to love and pray for
everyone says hallelujah seven. Even our enemies God is the final
judge not us. Okay? It doesn't mean we agree with all the
dibbles. So let's unpack this one thing at a time.
Let me just as an epistemological thing, we have no clue truly what
Jesus taught, essentially, because all the books have been corrupted
and the transmission is faulty. But just leave that aside. That's
the truth of the matter.
The transmission, the historicity is not there. Good. That's number
one. But let's just say hypothetically,
we should love
people on one condition
that they do not take their heresy, disbelief and sins as an
identity. At when you take something as an identity, you have
fused the evil with yourself. That's what an identity is right
or wrong. And identity is that you are saying I am this. Not I do
this. Okay.
And I'll tell you an example of people who, who never
take their wrong action as an identity in our day and age today.
Right tell me if I'm right or wrong on this smokers. smokers
will never be proud of being smokers and label themselves as
smokers and say we're going to have a smokers conference a
cigarette conference. Proud never proud smoker. Let's have a flag.
They
actually smoking they say, Yeah, I know. Right.
They are publicly shamed day and night, told to get away told do
not their action is not allowed here. Right. The society has
rained down on them
all the time.
Yeah, exactly. Exactly.
Then he gets lung cancer. Right. And and everyone said, you know,
don't tell him that we told them so. Right.
This all the time from either older individuals, neighbors
relatives.
Oh, don't pick up a pack of cigarettes. And thank God I had,
right. Yeah. But then you tell them hey, how about you? What are
you doing? How about you put it down? It was I say now
as a child, you know, your parents or your uncles or whoever or your
people that take the most influence?
So you're kind of confused. Yeah, exactly.
It confuses kids. So but the smoker is somebody he never He
does believe it's bad. Right? Every smoker today believes it's
bad. So what happens is that this type of person, okay, now smoking
is is in Islam, the scholars different whether it's discouraged
or sinful, pretty much most people today say it's sinful, because
you're doing direct harm to yourself. We know that for a fact,
in the past, they couldn't see what the lung looks like. So they
said, Well, maybe it harms you, it has a bad smell. So they said
discouraged. Now I think pretty much we can almost agree that you
are directly bringing cancer in your body. So so it'll probably be
a stronger argument to say forbidden. So that's one who does
something forbidden is different than somebody who identifies with
the sin.
Okay. And of course, every pagan and everything like that you what
we love for them, is we love the good for them. That's different
from loving them. If they identify with the falsehood, if it's a
doctrine, that's false. And I'm the biggest lover, hypothetically,
someone says I'm the biggest lover of crushed me or wash me or
whatever, God, Hindu God, right. I love them so much. And I have 50
statues of them in my house. Okay. And between when I take a break
from it, I go and I worship him, okay. And I bless him and I eat
his dunk
all these things. He's identifying with this paganism. So our
response is I love the good for him. Okay, I love the good for
him. But no, I cannot love and you you may love him as if from
another aspect. If he's your dad. Yeah, I love him as a dad, I don't
love him as a pagan worshipper. As my daddy, I have feelings. Of
course, I love my dad, hypothetically, or a brother. Yes,
he's my brother, but he's Hindu. Okay, so what happens is here,
setting those things aside, you love the good for him, but you can
once somebody makes an identity out of evil, then you have to
treat them as you treat the evil. Okay. So we do have a concept of
not loving someone of hating someone for the sake of the truth,
meaning they have identified themselves. So I asked you
hallelujah seven, to write here that you love Hitler.
You just said Jesus taught us to love and pray for every person. So
tell me here, write it down. I love Hitler. And if Jesus was
alive, he would love Hitler.
He can't write. You can't ever say that. Why? Because he personifies
evil in the Western mind today. And he loved what he did. He
identified with what he did. He didn't just do it and feel bad.
That's the difference. He didn't just do it and feel bad. He did it
on purpose. He planned it and he loved the action that he did.
killing all these people.
Good. You understand now. That's the concept for us. So we do have
a concept of hating for the sake of God, what is hating for the
sake of God meet me. I do not love this person. And I hate this
person only because he has identified evil with himself.
That's it.
He's fused the evil within himself. Good. The moment he
removes that then I love him again. Love and hate for God is
not emotional, it's rational. Okay, it's like it's a it means I
distanced myself from him. I cut him off, and I will struggle
against him until he fixes himself. That's what it means.
It's not an emotional thing. I like to curse him out and let's
back bite against him all day long. It's not like that.
When God commands love and evil, it is a rational decision that has
a policies on our behavior that dictates the policies of our
behavior towards that person.
When you mentioned to hate sin,
When we see something bad How does one balance this with arrogance?
Okay, if you're constantly criticizing would end up doing
this in yourself a good very good point no. Are we going to do we
are we promoted now every time we walked by a gay bar these Baba
know, what were the way you do it?
Okay is that you also can recognize that the people who have
fallen into this are victims themselves.
Right when I see a woke person and someone has really screwed up
their mentality to the point that
they've even confused very fundamental things in human life
like men, male and female, and cut their hair in ways that they look
terrible, put nose rings in ways that it doesn't look
what they've done to themselves. It's a bit shocking, I think if
anyone is accustomed to being around, quote unquote, normal
males and females, then you see this type of person and what
they've done to themselves, it can be a bit shocking, I view them,
they're not the problem, they're the victim, there is a larger
plan that is driving people towards that for different
agendas. Okay, so I look them
at that as as almost like they're victims of that every type of
person who falls into sins, someone, Lord them into it, right.
So we have to also view them as victims of that. So that's how you
view the UC wrong, you admit it's wrong, okay. But you also realize
that
they're human beings just like us, we, if we were in their spot,
maybe we'd be 10 times worse. So there are many different ways to
humble yourself a, if I was in their spot, I could be 10 times
worse.
They themselves are people just like us, and they probably they
got lured into it. And number three, you pray for them. May
Allah guide us and them, because we're never certain, we have no
certainty that we can't be even worse than them someday, we can be
doing things worse, that by the way, we shouldn't even classify
them worse than them is a classification that they're bad.
We never know how he's gonna die.
He may die on such a repentance with Allah, that would put us
light them light years ahead of us
on the Day of Judgment, so we should say we could fall into
worst sins that they're falling into. So we separate between what
they fallen into. And look at the language they fallen into it.
Right? What they've fallen into, versus them. You can't judge that
person at the moment because you don't know how he's gonna die.
Right? If the person dies upon repentance, then that's what they
are. So you don't know how they're going to you don't know you're
gonna die either. So that's a good question from tz why TV, who says
here? How do we recognize wrong and call it out and be disgusted
by it while not falling into arrogance. The Prophet peace be
upon him said no Muslim, disdains another Muslim, except Allah makes
him fall into what that person falls into. So you look down on
another Muslim,
for for the sins that they've committed, and you have disdain
for them. It's a guarantee before you die, Allah will cause you to
fall into that too.
So be careful. So it's not about not judging the action, and not
being disgusted with the action. You can do that while remaining
having a humble heart and having a merciful approach towards the
person.
So when we say God can only judge what does that mean? It doesn't
mean the actions. It means the hearts
Allah can is the judge of why they did what they did. But we
definitely can judge the action. Otherwise, we'll never know right
from wrong. So when you see a guy drunk at the side of the road,
you can judge that this is bad. But you can't judge why he fell
into it. And you can't judge what's going on in his heart. Let
me tell you one amazing story that happened at the time of the sons
of Israel.
A very, very righteous person died on the same day, a very wicked
person died.
So then Allah spoke to Moses, and he said, Oh, Moses, today, two of
your nation have died. One in heaven and one in *. Okay.
So then
he said, Show me the fate of the one and heaven. Show me who is it
that went to heaven?
Okay, it was known the worst of the people died, a local drunkard
and the best of the be a local worshiper. So Allah showed him who
went to heaven, the local
drunkard. Oh, now Prophet Musa is completely confused, completely
confused.
He then had to do an investigation because Satan no Musa, Allah loves
the inquisitive mind. Curiosity is a great gift Allah has given us if
you use it in the right spot. There's curiosities like,
curiosity and boredom are two gifts that Allah has given people.
Okay? If you use them in the right spot, it's good for you. If you
use them in the bad spot, it's not good for you. So
he became curious. So he knocked on door, he went to the first
widow.
And he said, your husband was known to be the greatest
worshipper.
So why isn't that Allah is telling me something different about him.
Now that he died,
is there something he your husband used to do that would cause this
to happen? She said, there are my husband did every act of worship
possible. There's one thing I've ever realized what he knows he
doesn't do. And I always set out set in my heart that it seems
wrong that he doesn't do this. So he said, What is it?
He said, she said that.
Every time people do an act of worship, and they would pray, Oh,
Allah, except our worship, he would never make that prayer.
He would never ask Allah to accept his worship.
So what does that mean? He had arrogance. He assumed my worship
is acceptable. He assumed himself to be accepted with God.
And that was the sign that all that worship was, was a shell with
no reality on the inside, no humility, no true faith.
So he's not when he says going to * doesn't mean permanently
punished. Or it means he was 100%, a hypocrite. We don't know the
difference, or we don't know which one. Now what about the next one,
she then goes to his prophet Musa then goes to the widow of the
drunkard.
And he would say, and she said to him, your husband was known to be
who he was. Every day he would go to the public house, which was
basically wasn't public back in those days, it was a private house
that somebody owned, and they would do all the wrong things in
that house. And nobody could come in, because it's private property.
Right. That's how people used to sin. In the old days. It wasn't a
public house, a pub, it was a private house. So a man has a
house, that's my public, my private property. What happens
here is between me and God, the state, Moses, Aaron, the police,
you cannot enter my house unless you have a suspicion that
otherwise as long as I'm keeping the volume down, it's my business
where they used to, they think basements keep the noise, they
could make noise and nobody hears it's in the basement. You go to
the basement, have women have dancers, have drugs, have alcohol.
Have all their sins there. Now, he went to this man.
And he's this wood widow. And he said,
I have good news for you.
Allah has forgiven your husband and elevated his rank.
Now you have to tell me in exchange for this good news, what
was it that your husband used to do?
She said, All this men.
He used to go get drunk. Woman, whatever it was, he used to do.
But every day he would come back. And he would want he would moan
all night until he fell asleep. Oh Allah. I can't stop. Oh Allah, I
can't stop. Oh, ALLAH forgive my sins, oh, Allah. Forgive my sins.
Somehow. So here is a sinner who had true faith, there was a
worshiper
who was filled was hollow on the inside filled with arrogance and
hypocrisy.
Now, we have to know these are the exceptions, not the norms. This is
many people like to say this, take this story. And now justify, you
know, I'm one of those sinners. No, no, no, that's the exception,
not the norm. All right, we have to say that.
Okay.
Here's another example. I love this story from the so Allah used
to teach Moses that there was a difference between the outward and
the inward and you need both. But the inward is always more
important than the outward.
So one day, the worst of people and the best of people. Okay.
Moses was told to go in form them
go in and form those people to start all their actions from new
meaning your book of deeds has been wiped clean.
So Moses went to the good men, and he told him and he went to the
bad men, and he told him, okay, so he went to the bad men. And he
said, What happened today?
What happened today that was unique. He said, I was walking in
the path
next to me,
in front of me, in the same direction was walking to the best
of people.
So I said to myself, let me go walk next to him, maybe, just by
being next to him, some of his goodness would come on to me.
So when I did that, the man looked at me, and he said, walk somewhere
else, I don't want to be seen with you.
And he was very mean to me.
So I went home, and I said, Oh, Allah, even your best of servants
don't want anything to do with me. So who was going to fix me?
At that moment, the angel Gabriel was given a command from Allah.
And told Moses right away, oh, Moses, tell that man, his heart
was broken by my representative on the earth, supposedly, the
worshiping people, the pious people,
I will recap, I will pay the costs of that pain.
By taking all of his good deeds and putting it in your book, and
taking all of your bad deeds and putting it in that man's book and
almost go tell that worshiper, you broke the heart of another
believer who came to you for goodness, he didn't come to you to
spread sins.
If a drug dealer comes to you says, Hey, you want some weed, you
can say get out of here, because he's coming to spread sins. This
man came to you to for prayer, repentance, and you shoot him away
like a dirty fly.
Tell him all your good deeds have now been given to his book. And
all his bad deeds are now in your book. So start all over now.
Now repent for all those bad deeds, and start doing all your
good deeds all over again.
Now time passed.
The bad man. He was so touched.
so touched by the news Moses gave him he stopped drinking. He
started showing up to Moses circles. He started learning he
started to cleaning his ways, he started to change his ways until
he became the most pious man.
And that other man was so arrogant, could not withstand the
news that Moses just gave him that he turned against Moses. And he
went down a dark, dark route.
But the stories with the Prophets always have good endings. He
became the worst of people and was known for it, that he went the
best to the worst. But Allah extended his life.
And he changed his ways again. And he became a good companion, to
that worshipper, who has always a good ending with Allah subhanaw
taala. So you see, now there is an outward and there's an inward
there is a judgment on the outward but there's no judgment on the
inward. That's the difference.
Is it sure to call for help in something that only Allah can do?
Like forgiveness of since
you Yes.
That would be forbidden. And if you're Aki, that is not the we
could say the action is forbidden. And should guess we could say that
right? Because shidduch disbelief and paganism can be judged by
actions. Okay, if someone takes the Quran and the Oh, the biller
says some terrible thing and throws the book that's COVID right
there. That's this belief,
even though it's not a doctrine, but it's an action that can only
be done because of a false doctrine. Right? someone curses
the Quran and throws it can that possibly be done for any reason
other than a false belief? No. So we can judge there you just
committed COVID Right there, retake your shahada, repent and
retake your SAT and renew all your deeds now. So likewise, somebody
who does those things and calls upon something else in something
only Allah can do such as forgiveness of sins,
then, yes, there's going to be issues there and likely,
accusations of Cofer will be levied upon such a person. And
Allah knows best but but we could say yes.
Any dua that is made relating to to US soil and it's devata that
people would confuse what you're saying
is sinful to do.
That's the opinion of Abu Hanifa and Hamza Bukhari and most of my
opinion, I follow them in the opinion. I don't come up with
these opinions myself.
Can a woman visit the livestream with a female friend and that
friends Muharram yet
If you're coming in with a group, let's say your friend, two
friends, but one of them's married or has a brother or a husband,
Yeah, you're welcome to come and visit because it is a small space.
And
if a sister comes, yeah, they come bring with them then no problem.
My wife came last year to and in the summertime she comes times
a person Mrs. Aisha, do we have to pray a call dot method and a sir
or just Aisha, just Aisha?
What's the difference in how that is a very good question here from
Emerald. The word halal, it means lawful and it can be attributed or
just a description of the animal or the food the meat itself okay.
The words that BIA refers to how the animal was slaughtered. So the
BIA is more focused of a word. Okay. So the word the B, it means
that it was slaughtered properly, according to the Sharia, these
either one of these can both end up having the same meaning. But
the same result I mean,
but that's where it what has to be is an obligation for us to absorb
what is tell you the word by you.
Okay, the word by you refers to the good treatment of the animal
before it was slaughtered and during the slaughter. And that is
recommended for us to have. It's not obligatory for us to have
Allah commanded eat halal by him. The Halal is an obligation that
they give is recommended. So when you see in the Quran, something is
forbidden. Let's say three two things are forbidden, or two
things are obligated in the same verse. It doesn't mean the level
of obligation is the same. So eat from the food that your Lord gave
you halal, and type. The Halal is an obligation, that type is a
recommendation. Because
for example, if I take a sheep, and I slaughter it in front of
another sheep, I've done something sinful. But the animal is still
halal. The Slaughter is still valid, but I've done something
sinful not to do that. Or if I'm extremely mean, and, and careless
in how I treat the animals. So they're living in filth. They're
eating bad food. Like I'm not monitoring the food that they can
barely breathe because it smells so bad. They're stepping all over
their urine mixed with their water and it's a terrible, terrible
situation. So now my animal is not it's not a tube, but it's still be
halal. So you see understand that Halal is the obligation that we
must have fulfilled divers recommended to levels there. I
hope I answered that question.
Emerald with a good question today. New attendee attended.
viewer what?
Luna Gonzalez,
what is the ruling and magic effect on wiping over the socks in
Maliki law? Listen to this carefully now. So you can learn
some
All right.
In the Maliki law, the interpretation because it's a
matter of interpretation, there's not a clear cut matter on this.
The Prophet and the Companions, they used to have sandals but they
used to have a cheaper version called hoof. cloth is a leather
sock, essentially. And they used to walk around with it if they if
they didn't have sandals.
So the Prophet peace be upon leather sock goes up over the
ankle. He used to permitted wiping the top of the leather sock in
would do instead of washing your foot. So you have what do you put
your leather socks on? Now you sleep you go to the bathroom,
whatever. And you have to make we do it again. So he used to just
wipe over the top. You don't have to take it off. Good. So this is
what we call rasa. The word rasa means an exception or a special
case.
Now the scholars different on how to treat rasa is Roxa just in
itself, or can we make analogy on the rasa? So let's talk about what
the Hanafi said.
The Hanafi said that the reason the Prophet allowed this is
because you could walk in in them. So any sock that you could
actually walk throughout the day and it without it getting
destroyed. You can wipe over it.
Okay,
The chef is said or sorry the medic is said we'll take an order
the methods the medic, he said
it's a Roxa specific to the leather sock. So we can't make
analogy, because we don't know specifically why the Prophet made
that exception. So the exception is limited to that. So the Malik
is its leather sock or bust.
The Shafi said it's because it's waterproof. So any sock that's
waterproof, you can wear it so the sister is asking that her son is
getting a little bit lazy regarding will do. So if you want
to use the sheffey opinion on that, then go get him seal skins
or wudu socks. He can wear those and he could wipe over them but he
must make his fully HIS WILL do according to CFA school, which
means that you have to do it in order which most people do in
order anyway. Okay. The Hana fees, I always get different sayings
from the hunter fees, but they allow all of the what we
previously said and they allow wiping over the sock. And some
Hanafy humbly is the humbly school I mean, I don't know if I said
humbly. I'm humbled 100 Humbly I'm at the humbly school, I always get
different statements regarding whether they allow wiping over any
sock, or socks with certain specifications. So go ask your
local humbly or look it up on a reliable humbly website.
Good.
Rosario says is it permissible to continue owning a house bought
using a loan or do we need to sell it? No, you don't need to sell it
but it is highly recommended for you to either pay it off
completely which who has all that money or refinance it with a halal
mortgage company? These house mortgage companies I know there's
a lot of talk about them. But at least the contract the letter of
the contract is valid. So go and try to refinance the house with a
Shediac compliant mortgage company and I know many people who have
done that, then insha Allah to Allah, you'll be in the clear.
Alright, next question is do we recite the second surah in the
last raka of Witter?
What is what's it which is one is the final
Nephi law extra prayer that you do
in the day and it is one Urraca and you recite Fatiha and a surah?
Then you do recall? Come up, go back down again.
And make your Tisha hood and salam hope you have fulfilled with it
and it is recommended that you pray any nephila. You tie that
with other Netflix so rather than praying one by itself, you pray to
and then one, right like that.
What's the difference between Masha Allah and Allah whom abetik
Masha Allah is it says this is what Allah wills and Allahumma
barik is May Allah bless it, so they're very different things. Is
nutmeg. Haram. I never heard that nutmeg is haram and I never heard
that it would make Coca Cola haram
none of that I have nutmeg in my house and I use it all the time.
So what's the problem?
Not that that's your evidence right? That's not evidence in our
religion but everyone
well, I don't know that we that anyone I've I've heard talk
chatter about nutmeg but I've never heard this forbidden know
what would make it forbidden let's look it up now you got me curious
now
what would meat what would render nutmeg forbidden
in general I in our religion is very simple when it comes to food.
We can't go around having 1000 Things forbidden no one can eat
like this. Right
Okay, so the person does have they say that
a tiny amount of it. Let's see what it says here
Okay, some say that its effect is that of hashish. She IG
let me get back to you on this. Because I don't know if the nutmeg
that they're talking about here is the same one that's in the that's
that's sold in stores
I have to check on this
that it's treated as one of these narcotics
that intoxicates so as a result of that I'm gonna have to look into
Yeah.
I mean, nutmeg.
I like the Hanafi opinion on these things that
this is one of those things that what's forbidden regarding nutmeg
is the getting intoxicated not to use, because it's a commonly used
spice. Right? And provided that
you don't get drunk from it, then it's permitted and provided that
it's not in a form intended for drunkenness or sorry, intoxication
in this case. Right then it's permitted. That'd be like the
amount of use
Yeah, yeah.
Dramatic he's recycle notes in which are not only in federal, and
last indica, before the record
all right, hallelujah says, it's all good. Now the question of do
good works, remove sins, good works, will never will, will not.
We cannot buy our way into paradise. Because our good works
will never balance the gifts Allah has given us. But our good works
can earn God's forgiveness and mercy. And we say the Quran says,
if you do the good deed
replaces the bad deeds. That means if I was mean to a brother today,
I come to him tomorrow and I'd be nice to him.
Right. So that niceness
overrides my sense. Right? So Prophet peace be upon him said
follow the bad deed with the good deeds so that it wiped it wipes it
out and be good to people. So why did the Prophet den say be good to
people? He's telling us, that's the best deed you could do. Right?
So let's say I committed some sense, in my room by myself. Now I
have two options, I can get forgiveness, I could go make wudu
and do some worship, to fix my deeds to erase my bad deeds. Or I
could make one do go downstairs, be optimistic, be happy, help
around the house and lift everyone's spirits up.
To Be that as much better because your goodness now transferred to
others. Good deeds that stick to yourself is good. Good deeds that
go to others is better.
I want to follow the Hanafi opinion. Could you scroll on the
Instagram there? I want to follow the Hanafi opinion he's saying by
but avoid disputations of South Asia.
Without i Then follow the Syrian Hanafi schools. Yes. Why not?
That's what many people do. Many people who want to avoid any
disputation of South Asia.
In the subcontinent. I mean, they follow
the scholars of Syria, Jordan, Turkey, Jolla, no problem with
that.
time check, what time is it?
346 We gotta go. We got to go. Why did cardio yod name his book as
she felt the cure? Cardio Ayyad wrote a book now Ray, we were
having this program, once a month you should show up to it. Where we
read from this book called as Shiva the cure. And it's all the
rights that the prophet has over us. And in that in that book,
or that book was called the cure, because Claudia yod held that so
much thinking of the Prophet will physically cure your inner
ailments and your outer ailments. So that's why it's called the end
it's called as Shiva with a short a as opposed to a sheaf. And he
did that as a little
you know, a little thing there to show that he doesn't want to claim
that his book covered everything. rogate Regarding the profit, so
he's shortened the LF at the end, a shipper as opposed to a sheaf
hat. So it's a little you know, thing he did there. Quick question
for, from John Wetzler. What is the ruling on wearing clothing and
accessories like watches that have logos with certain things like
crosses or depictions of living things on them? As for the
depiction, if it's a full animal that is discouraged?
If it's a full animal, and it's 3d, that's forbidden.
Okay, full human full animal. But if it's an animal, but if only one
of these two qualities are there that is discouraged, such as its
3d, but it's not a full animal that can survive like a bust of a
human head. This discouraged a head of a line discouraged half a
body of a tiger discouraged as a statue, but if it's
only the full lion, but it's not three
It's just a picture discouraged if it's the bust of a human head, but
it's not 3d just a flat picture permitted. Okay, half of a lion
permitted half of a bear permitted. Okay. And there's also,
there's some tech fief leniency there's leniency on when it's very
small, like a lion, a full tiger on a mug, a full tiger on a watch.
It's so small. It's not like a big statue, so there's leniency on it.
The discouragement is less, the smaller it is, and the less
apparent it is. Okay, so that's the answer to that question. As
for the cross, if it is intended as a Christian cross, that no,
we're not allowed to wear it. But if it just happens to be across,
like a historical flag or something like that, then there
could be leniency and discouragement because it no
longer symbolizes that got,
for example, flag of Sweden on a jersey at some point, maybe they
intended it as a cross, but it didn't look like a cross. It's
sideways. So your cross fell down or what? Right, Norway, Sweden,
England, all those, you know, it's no longer symbolizes Christianity,
it just symbolizes that nation. So there's some tough beef on that.
Of course, if it's
big and bold and clearly looks like a cross, then of course
that's haram for us.
If I was unable to recite audibly due to sickness, is my prayer
valid. So if a person has a severe case of bronchitis, you pray only
as much as you can. So for example, you would just move your
teeth or your lips just enough that you don't get sick, that you
don't start coughing up. Alright, that's how you would do it
someone saying here? How do I say you forgot Denmark? Don't get me
started with Denmark, Netherlands, Holland, I noticed a difference
between these countries you got one is Dutch, the Netherlands and
Holland.
None of these sound the same, but they're all related to the same
country. Right? Netherlands, and Holland is one country. And that
person is called Dutch.
It's all one. One country is called Holland, also known as the
Netherlands, but the person is called Dutch. Listen, get your
brand in order, right? Get your national brand in order so that we
can talk about you. If you want to be talked about. Am I right or
wrong? It's sorted. It makes no sense.
Holland, Netherlands there's not even like it's not even close.
Right? And then the person is called Dutch
what is the question from Ahmedabad? What's a good English
what?
To see it for laymen? I would go with my full Quran it's a PDF you
can get mad if Al Quran
doing rough Alia day in in Salah. No problem. It's McCool. It's it's
not the Sunnah, or even a phobia in the magic your Hanafi schools,
but it is Fabiola lightly recommended in the Shafi and how
many schools what is the ruling on mechanically slaughter chicken is
it's different upon
and it's different upon even when it's assured that slaughter
happens. Good
if you're not sure that the slaughter happened and you just
turn the machine on, and a bunch of chickens end up at the VAT and
nobody's ensuring that they were actually slaughtered
then we have a big problem because we have to be to be sure that the
chicken gets slaughtered. So if a chicken wiggles
and they gets cut on its chest then just died in the vet. We have
to remove that chicken
like that. We have to be sure so even when we're sure that it's
different upon because the the the Hanafi school of law
requires the person who's has Bismillah on the meat to be right
there in front of
the meat. The animal not far away.
All right, Sadie, I had CDI.
You can support this live stream on patreon.com/safina society.
That's how you can support this live stream. There's like a little
hidden you ASC and what about removing eyebrow hair by other
than plucking it?
You can cut it. You can shave it and even plucking parts of it.
It's different upon in the different schools of thought on
plucking, but yes, it can be removed by shaving it
I don't know about threading what threading is. I think threading is
threading, cutting or plucking. I don't know. I see them doing it in
the malls. But is it thread? Is it Are they plucking or cutting?
bowl? Okay, it's a mix of both. But yeah,
based on what I've seen, yeah. A man should never get his eyebrows
done in a manner in the manner of a female
and a female can remove a woman can remove the hairs that would
make her eyebrow masculine
let's say a sister, masha Allah wonderful, but she's got angry
birds, eyebrows, right? It's masculine in nature, that she can
reduce that and remove the masculinity. Now, if she shapes
them, you know, like a L'Oreal commercial or something that
shaping it's permitted. But it is permitted in some schools, not all
schools. But it does count as Xena.
And it has to be covered in front of men who are not your husband or
your children or your father. Xena is like makeup basically like
decoration. So it would have to be covered if it's if it's done like
that. But if he's just removing the masculinity from it, then no.
And Allah knows best. That's what we know about the subject matter a
lot of really good questions here.
Best way to solve and eliminate family problems and disputes
between cousins.
teach everybody to transmit things exactly as they heard it and only
when there's a need. I guarantee you most family, if not all family
disputes will come to a screeching halt. If people studied
and acted upon
the subject matter of transmitting
news,
because how does drama what is the ingredients of drama? The
ingredients of drama is I talk to you about what what happened with
me and Omar. Then you go and you talk to Ali about what I said
about Amar. Now everything is convoluted to the point that no
one knows what's true and false and emotions are getting riled up.
But answer should be the way we talk is that you can talk to ollie
about what I said about a mod if there's official business in that
case, CCS All
right.
If it's official business, CCS or otherwise, don't talk, you're
gonna confuse everyone. Emotions will get riled up suspicions rile
up, it's all has to do with the transmission of chatter. Right.
And this is what's called Mimimi. Mimimi is I'm not trying to lie,
but I'm just a gossip. I'm gossiping, gossiping, gossiping
enough gossip. Nemea. Yeah, Nemea is the word. NEMA is gossip. I'm
not trying to lie. But I'm just a gossip. And I talk when you
gossip, misunderstandings happen,
and guaranteed you're going to transmit something that you
thought was intended but isn't. Right. Okay, you see two people
look at another guy and laugh, right?
Happens all the time, right? In the gathering. Two guys are
looking at one guy and laughing.
Someone may interpret that as laughing with him. Someone may
interpret it as laughing at him. You leave. And now you say draw, I
saw those two guys laughing at so and so. No, we were maybe laughing
with him. Maybe we were laughing at something. And then a noise
crop came out of that corner of the room. So that's why we looked.
It has nothing to do with what you were imagining. So I guarantee you
family disputes will come to a screeching halt if everyone in the
family acts upon and learns what we are allowed to transmit and say
and what we're not good.
Let me just tell you in private, you know, this is what happens all
the time. Let me tell you something, but don't tell anybody
else. You know what I say immediately? Don't tell me. Let me
tell you something, but don't tell anybody else. No, no, no. Cut that
all out. What do you want to tell me? I want to tell you that your
cousin said such as Okay, stop right there. We got phones now.
hamdulillah dial him up, dial him up and put it on loudspeaker and
talk say what you have to say no. Listen, if you have bad things in
your heart, keep it in your heart. Just like when you have defecation
in your bowels, keep it in your bowels. Okay, release it in
The toilet don't release it in the family room. Don't call me and
release it upon me, right? Your anger and hatred for your
relative, okay? And you want to just dump it on me now I have to
listen to it now I actually start to hate him.
Now when I'm in a room I know that you to hate each other and other
than that I don't want to play these games.
Keep your bad opinions and your hatred to yourself. If you have a
justified complaint, let's hold court
that's the way it should be. If you have a justified complaint
let's call the court otherwise
purify your heart something's wrong with you.
I guarantee you this will your family's feuds will come to a
screeching halt
the backbiting and the gossiping okay
this is how you do it
can we do draw that is within two times of a job
or if we should do two
different doors
however you want to do it draw is open ended however you want to do
it.
You can do one two and two times of a job or two different jobs
however you want to do it. You don't just get one dot you can
make $100
Can I change intention when fasting? I plan to fast sooner
than decided later to that I owed a miss day yes you can change it
as long as Phaedra has not come up. So I make the intention to
fast tomorrow. I can change that intention as long as the sun
feathered has not started come in yet. So in my Soho meeting the pre
Dawn meal
I remembered Oh, I have an obligatory fest. Right. I can
change my intention or oh shoot I have an important meeting at 8am I
don't want to fast I need coffee. Cancel the fest altogether as long
as federate hasn't come up. But the moment Federer comes up you're
stuck with your intention now. You have to stick it up
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