Shadee Elmasry – Britain Riots with Blogging Theology – NBF 360
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Welcome everybody to the safina Saudi Nothing But
Facts livestream
on an extremely warm and sunny
Tuesday afternoon,
a day that,
in which we've all been following these crazy
and wacky riots.
Wacky is not really the right word for
it, but they're getting pretty nasty,
in the UK, and the number one page
that I'm following for this is actually Tilly
Hossein.
And he's showing basically,
I don't know where he's getting his clips
from, but he's got
a lot of clips. And there's the clips
are going everywhere of how crazy it is.
But I guess I don't I'm not surprised.
Reason being is that
there people don't get replaced without putting up
a fight.
And
that's the narrative that people are sold is
that,
there is a replacement happening, a population replacement.
That's the narrative that's happening, but I would
actually
venture to think that this is more often
more more likely to be a cooked up,
Mossad
Zionist,
conflict
through Tommy Robinson, who if you don't know
who he is, he's a,
white nationalist who's been agitating for decades now.
And, Omer, why don't you pull up some
footage? I mean, we all know the pictures.
You all seen it. It's not so hard
to find that Tommy Robinson is a guy
who is on IDF,
Mossad, whatever you wanna call it.
He's on their payroll.
He does not have a profession,
yet he is on holiday, and he's in,
living off of this
nonsense,
posting and agitating. He's been doing this for
years.
The EDL is his organization, English Defense League.
His English Defense League, I think at one
point he called he renamed it the English
and Jewish Defense League,
but he is a Zionist,
operative. There's no doubt about that. He's an
Israeli he he's in
operative for Israel.
Recently, England had
started stepping away from Israel.
Next day, they got civil war going on
in their country.
Literally,
not even 24 hours.
Maybe it's
just, they got, opportunistic
when that,
things were getting inflamed, and then they added
more gas to it.
Musk is another one of their,
I can't say he's an operative for them,
but he's definitely
on that sphere, and he's somebody who
poured gas on the fire
by doing that. I was surprised by Andrew
Tate,
but,
well, whatever. Right is right and wrong is
wrong and his, take on this.
His back's pedaling a lot on this. But,
anyway, I'm not a commentator on what other
people are saying.
But, nonetheless, you go to Dilley Hussain's,
Twitter is where you got a lot of,
information,
and there's information everywhere.
But,
ultimately,
that's that's my take on it. It's more
of a
Israel benefiting
from this more than anybody else. The people
who are rioting are poor whites
against poor
subconsonant, DC,
African.
There's probably much less, not probably, but definitely
much less Arabs
there, but it's mainly South South Asians first
versus whites. That's really what's going on. And
I have to say the,
there is a bit of an irony, and
a lot of people don't like to hear
this, especially white converts. I know they get
sometimes offended by this because they are trying
to win over or make peace between both
sides, but I just simply can't help
noticing the boomerang of time.
Sometimes it takes 80 years to come back,
but it does come back and it comes
back on innocent people.
When you have an old British man, you
know, working in a little shop,
saying, you know, these people don't belong here.
We don't want them here. We just don't
want all these brown people in our country.
Well, I gotta say that the brown people
that you don't like, their grandfathers were saying
the exact same thing when your grandfathers were
there
in their country.
In India,
in the 19 twenties,
in Egypt, they had
a revolt
against the British. This is Sudan.
What do you think Sudanese people
were saying 80 years ago?
Get these British people out of our countries.
So the thing is about when you do
deeds, they don't
often come around. The reward or punishment doesn't
always come around right away. It sometimes takes
80 years for the reward and punishment
or the consequences
to come to fruition.
That doesn't say that anyone's innocent or guilty
except the original people who did this stuff.
Right?
But those are the ones who are guilty,
and their grandkids are suffering the brunt of
it.
So
is there I mean, does anyone deny that
that the irony of that is
you you can't ignore it?
That's a good picture, Omar. It's a very
good picture.
Well, that's chat gbt. Right?
That's good. Who did that?
That is good one. That's a good one.
Of course, you know, is making the
thumbnail as we speak. I get to watch
him making the thumbnail.
So that's that's per my personal opinion is
that it's more
this this far right clash between
the EDL,
British and English nationalist guys
and and Muslims.
It's,
more of a cooked up thing than a
real thing. Obviously, it's real on the ground,
and it's real to anger, but
I think that
Loki had a, what's his real name, by
the way? Whatever his real name is. He
had a good, point. He said, don't think
that stuff is organic in today's world.
Things can't become organic that quick and just
spread that quick. There are higher ups pulling
strings to ensure that it looks organic.
And he called this term astroturfing, which is
where something looks organic,
but in fact, it's not.
And that's what I think this is.
And there are some pitiful, terrible scenes. And
this thing that's not gonna go away for
a long time. There's gonna be a lot
of hate.
There'll be a lot of hate for a
long time, unfortunately.
And there was one guy who we saw
that,
a Daisy boy
chase a guy
chasing after 4 white guys,
screaming like he's crazy, so they ran away.
I think that this guy's crazy or something.
Then some other,
Daisy kids came seeing, hey. It's 4 on
1.
And they took they isolated one of those
guys and threw them in
a ditch.
I was like,
they were digging for making it's as if
they're making a sewer line or something. They're
not putting something under the roof. It was
filled with polluted water. They threw them in
there, kept them in there. They nasty stuff.
What jobs exactly, do the British wanna do?
These immigrants are
they're they're they they work as janitors, a
lot of them. A lot of these, they're
cooking. They're cutting potatoes.
They're opening restaurants. They're what what job is
so
amazing out there that's being taken from you?
So
Omar, what is what what other takes that
you have? Because I summarized my opinion on
this. My main opinion on this is that
this is a,
a it's cooked up.
It's cooked up for sure.
The immigration or the No. The whole thing
is yeah. The the the ingredients are there,
but it's been it's gassed up
by Tommy Robinson and his, Zionist,
backing.
That's it's cooked up for sure, and they
they're gassing this
for Israeli interests.
Yeah. I mean, I think I agree and
And to punish England
for step taking a step back from Israel.
The the United States is taking a step
back as well by
selecting a VP who is not anti Palestinian
to put that
And they're lashing out due to their own
failures as well. Like, you look at like,
we were just talking about recent for the
stream. In the US specifically, the highest
in terms of success Yeah. Pakistani immigrants, Indian
immigrants, people like this, they're they're extremely successful
when they come here. Yep. So, like, you
know, you go to the doctor, half the
time it's probably gonna be a Pakistani Yeah.
Or an Indian. Right?
And so I think a lot of these
people, as as you were talking about, they
seem very unemployed or, like, they have so
much free time on their hands. Mhmm. And
it seems like immigrants are Yeah. Being they're
successful. Like, they're coming to your country. They're
they're actually building your country up. Right? I
mean, if it wasn't for these immigrants that
your policymakers let let in, let in your
country with nothing, you know Well, let's take
a look at the basic history. Why do
so many immigrants let in? Well, it's because
of Hitler and what he did
in draining
the British population through war.
You had World War 1. You had World
War 2. You had half your
so much of your admin far more administrators
were outside of England than inside of England.
Far more,
during the colonial period of time.
So you had a population go down and
you needed workers quickly.
You didn't have time
to create a a population boost through childbirth.
So they just imported all these immigrants to
come in and work,
and that's what they were doing. You build
your country. Another thing, that you I think
you noticed, especially on Twitter, and this irks
me a lot and with, like, Trump supporters
and all that Yeah. Is it seems like
and this this has been the case for
a long time that people need a hero
and they need a villain.
Everything needs to be black and white for
most people. Yeah. So that's why, like, one
of the things that after Trump got, like,
assassinated or almost assassinated Yeah. He, like, was
solidified as, like, the messiah of the US.
Right? Yeah. Totally. They're like, this is the
messiah. It's a miracle. Like Yep. 0 point
whatever chance that he survived. Mhmm. And so
their hero was established. Yep. And then they
need a villain, of course. Yeah. Right? And
so the Muslims are right now are being
pinned as a villain. You gotta be a
villain and the the the Muslims right now
are the easiest villain.
Not to say that nothing wrong has been
done by the the the Muslims in the
riots, and Sheikh Asrar
warned everyone not to go out to these
marches. He said marches, but I think he
meant is riots because or the marches turned
into riots because the brother said, hold on
a second. The this sounds like a medkali.
But, no, he's not going to march against
oppression.
What he's he he's not denying that. What
I think he was
forbidding as his fatwa to the people was
don't be involved with the riots. There are
other ways to be involved. Like, there are,
videos showing Muslims protecting their masajid or for
just protecting the region and protecting the area,
then a fight breaks out that's not rioting.
Right? That's not rioting.
I mean, the people need a boogeyman. Mhmm.
Right? So it's very easy to just say
this is the the problem, this is the
evil Yep. And this is the the, you
know, the cure Yep. And this is how
we're gonna go forward rather than actually thinking,
sitting down about the complicated nature of society
and Yeah. You know, the underlying reasons as
to why we're like this and
people A 100%. 100%. Wanna hear on a
villain, like, that's it. Yeah. A 100%.
What you may call it? All the audio
is good. Right?
K. Good.
Top prosecutor
considers terrorism charges
over those who are,
you know, caught doing anything, which is I
guess that technically makes sense because
to get your political
view across through violence is the definition of
terrorism,
and that's exactly what they're doing.
Alright.
The word terrorism means nothing at all. It
has zero meaning now. It's become like that.
Yeah. It's become like that. I think it's
always like it just has no meaning. Like,
one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter.
Exactly. So that that's exactly how they view
themselves.
Fighting to take to take back England. Listen.
By the looks of some of these
rioters, if England was in your hand, you
would destroy it far worse than what it
is now. Because these guys, you know, just
the way they talk
sound extremely
well, they're they're just sound dumb.
Completely uneducated and dumb, to put it simply.
You wouldn't trust anything with them, not a
household or a bar even,
let alone a country
to be trusted with them. I like this
quote a lot. I forget who who said
it, but it was like the beginning of
a downflow of civilization starts with, like, the
decline of language, something like that. It was
something related to that. That's it's always connected.
The the decline of language is always connected
to the decline of well, it is a
reflection of decline of education. Yeah. And therefore
and it produces a decline of discourse.
Yeah. Alright? A decline of discourse, and the
discourse just becomes tribal.
And there the the telltale sign of a
civil war
to come to a nation
is when allegiances are merely tribal
and not ideological.
Because if they're ideological, then the battlefield is
words.
But if it's tribal, it's physical space.
And there was a study done over a
period of years on the last 15 civil
wars to
occur. And they were looking for the patterns,
and that's the pattern that they found. Really
small. So the pattern that they found was
that the I the civil war was not
instigated or established on ideological grounds.
Because if it's ideological, then ten people tend
to be mixed.
But if it's tribal,
tribal being, let's say, Muslim Christian
Yeah. Yeah. Or,
let's say Bosnian
and and the Serbs,
or north south, or east west, where
it's not in your hands what you are.
You can't talk, you can't convince somebody to
be on the other side.
When you have a nation where their their
war is ideological
and they convince people to be on the
other side,
then they don't fight and they live amongst
each other
and their battle is in words. But once
this
devolves into something that nobody can control, such
as merely being from the north or merely
being brown or merely being Serb or Bosnian
or Christian or
Muslim, just born into it, that's much more
of a predictor that there will be a
civil war between these two people. Because it's
just at this point, it's a matter of
space.
They need to have space.
So,
here in England, that we that's what we
have. Nobody can choose which side they're on.
You're either born
English or you're born Daisy.
Right?
It's it's buzzwords like Yeah. I can probably
count on my fingers like the word terrorism.
Mhmm. Woke. And, like like, there's just certain
words out there that you just throw out
Yeah. And it's, like, completely rhetorical. It has
no actual meaning to it,
And that's what people are fighting about. And
and the same thing I mentioned a while
back about intra Muslim discussions and debates. Yeah.
It's like, okay, like, the soul. Mhmm. Okay.
What does that mean? Yeah. So we both
agree on the idea, but it's just the
words. It's like, oh, you're you're this. Yeah.
It's like but that person could be more
Sufi than the other guys. That's true. It's
just the word. It's a word. Right? So
we're fighting words nowadays. We have a word
a phrase for that. Laam mushaha had to
fill IS Salah.
Check this out.
There's no there should never be argumentation
over terminology.
It's the Madmoon or the definition.
Elon on Twitter, I I believe, and Musk
himself is or are,
very close to this.
They are almost
Zionist operatives in a sense at a high
level
ever since his meeting with
Ben Shapiro and Netanyahu, and he got spanked
in public in front of them all, everybody,
he's now
boosting
every,
he is boosting every divisive,
far right,
post
that you see out there. So n wokeness,
which I
overall like except on this issue.
He just boosted them,
and they have a post here says UK
is no longer safe for Englishmen, where there's
a guy about to punch an officer.
You can't really tell what the guy is,
whether he's white or brown or he looks
white to me. Doesn't look dacy.
So but, nonetheless, he is,
constantly boosting all of these guys.
Okay.
You know what I am actually getting off
of in Twitter?
I'm getting off of all the inter Muslim
and Islamic,
debates.
Like, it's just, like, so sort of absurd
to be,
yeah, to to to be on this. Remember
recently, I told you the true
reflection of a person is in his children.
Right? That's a true reflection of of your
of how you spent your life.
Here you have Elon Musk's daughter going after
him. I'm not gonna read the whole thing,
but it just goes to, suffice it to
say she's calling her dad a hypocrite.
She's
went off against against him,
saying that basically everything he says is a
lie.
He he is a big hater of Arabs
and Muslims
from when she was 6 years old. She
is actually a he,
biologically transgender,
and probably why Musk
has sort of pinballed the other way
because he had this he saw his son,
and he used to say,
basically, why are you so
feminine?
Right?
And him and his son basically went separate
ways, and his son became a she
and changed her name to Vivian.
So now she's all over him now and
it's,
making the news that
she's completely,
sort of exposing him, as you could say.
Right? And that's,
again, goes to show the true nature of
a person.
It's in his house. And this is why
the prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam said, when you
when a man dies, if he if 40
people can testify for his goodness,
then believe that Allah will forgive him and
enter paradise. Then he decreased that
until finally it's his family.
And then he decreased that to his wife.
Because it's taken to account people who don't
know a lot of people. Like, not everyone
knows 40 people. Right?
Not everyone has,
you know, a lot of friends.
Not everybody's gonna have a lot of children.
So he keeps decreasing it and decreasing and
decreasing it.
If you export armaments, don't complain about importing
refugees,
says somebody.
Yep. That's
true. What goes around comes around does not
mean
that the recipients
of the
the negative impact are guilty. They're not guilty.
But it's what your forefathers did. Did not
didn't you benefit from what your forefathers did?
Like, you benefited
so much wealth and a,
a monarchy
from what your forefathers did.
Everyone's benefiting, I would say, from what their
the last 2 generations. Some people say 7
generations.
Let me say what you're born with
is the result of 7 generations.
Because they think about the genetics, the geographic
location,
the interactions with that your different grandparents had,
and that you're gonna reap
7 generations worth
of
consequences.
That's what people say. It's like I mean,
it's not like religion. I'm just saying that's
what it's in a commonly
said think
that you reap 7 generations worth
of your circumstances,
and that goes across the board. We're born
into political circumstances that stink.
But what that I didn't do anything about
that. Well, who caused that? Probably the last
7 generations.
My dad is dead is dead is dead
is dead is dead.
Cumulatively,
all of our dads
were involved in
producing the world
that caused those wars
and failures in wars and colonization and all
those other things.
So you're when you're born if you're born
privileged or compromised, you owe it.
You owe gratitude or blame 7 generations back.
That's how life works.
You knew, like,
Right? Like, what you're saying, it's not a
moral judgment. You're making an observe observe. It's
an observation. Yeah. So you're saying that is
not saying, like, oh, he's justified. Thank you
very much. An observation is not this guy
is look at this. They study Mantak here
and Usul.
Omar was not talking like this a year
and a half ago. I guarantee you that.
When he started
right? This is it's, an observation is not
a moral judgment.
K?
Let's make that clear. An observation is not
a moral judgment.
It's exactly
what it is. Just an observation. You wanna
judge it your judge yourself, you judge yourself.
But
good. Mohammed Yasser Al Hanafi is Scottish, and
he says
he commented. He says, don't wear a mask
and.
Right?
This is a political issue, he says, instigated
by the far right,
which is a puppet.
Now they're controlled by
the Mossad and the Israelis in my if
you ask me.
2nd, if you have a great passion for
calling towards the religion, then there is a
time, place, and method. In addition, wisdom is
a synchino for dua. Your dua will be
rejected. In fact, it will be blameworthy
if your dawah causes a greater tribulation.
I mean, the word Allahu Akbar was just
gonna become connected to something bad in the
minds of people.
3rd, I vividly remember what the Bradford riots
caused in 2,001.
Wearing masks does nothing but cast doubt on
your objectives.
We have nothing to hide. We can fulfill
our objection, defend our place of worship without
exacerbating
the already bad situation.
K?
Yeah. Why would you why are people wearing
masks? Just to give him the benefit of
the doubt. Maybe I don't know. He works
for some IT company.
Right? Or maybe he's front facing in his
corporation.
So maybe that's why he's wearing a mask,
but nonetheless,
I sort of I sort of agree that
the mask was
but you're actually doing a
disservice to the word.
Allah, Adam. This is just an opinion.
And Salman Yoonas says every normal man at
some point in his life has the overwhelming
urge to cosplay
as a revolutionary
or a.
You know, people's emotions are inflamed when they
see these things, so that's why they're they're
doing this.
Okay.
We do want to do tafsir,
but
that is our our goal today. We always
read tafsir, and then we'll do q and
a, and then we'll wrap up. So
those are my comments. And let's look at
Robert Carter. He's also been a very good
journalist,
in terms of putting stuff out there. He
says, as a youngster and this guy looks
I mean, he should be part of the
Hitler youth if you look at his picture.
Now this this guy lived 50 year 60
years ago.
He's Hitler Youth. There's no doubt about it.
Just the image, I'm saying. Not his politics,
I'm saying. Just the the when you when
you look at him physically.
He says here, as a youngster,
English nationalism and Islamophobia
appealed to me. I was angry, lost, and
uneducated.
Now I am a Muslim.
I love life, people of all backgrounds,
stronger as a man.
I'm a stronger man. As a result, Islam
is not a threat to the English. Islam
pushes me to do good, be better human.
I'm living proof Islam is a force for
good and internal peace.
Britain does face a dangerous threat, but it's
not Islam. It's
a far right radicalization.
Another guy said to me, hold on a
second. If,
you guys love Islam so much,
why don't you accept
mass deportation of Muslims?
If you are as you are,
good, loyal, hard workers,
and you're Pakistani,
then you are improving Pakistan.
Right?
Pakistan will be improved
by a couple million
hard workers.
If you are,
you love Pakistan so much, then go live
in it. That's his argument. Right?
And Europe will be better off, and you'll
be better off.
Of course, it's just like
sort of talking nonsense because people have families,
have lives, and you don't just pick up
and and leave like that. But I told
him, like,
you know, when it comes to mass be
deportation and stuff, he was he was a
rabbi. So, I mean,
you should know all about that because that's
what Europeans did to you. Now he's calling
for that to be done to Muslims.
Like, some people are blind.
There's no group of people
that
suffered more at the hands of the Europeans
than the Jews,
and now they're coming along
and siding with their old bullies.
They're so happy that their old bully has
found another target
and that life has changed and now the
original victim now has a ton of money.
The old bully has gotten old and doesn't
have that much money and needs their help
and is now really being controlled
by the old victim, and they're more than
happy to watch the same thing happening to
Muslims.
That's just that's the result of somebody who
was tested with a tribulation
and failed it miserably.
You get tested
with something.
You get tested with,
a tribulation where you were once victimized.
Now you're got the opportunity to victimize somebody
else and you do victimize them. That means
you didn't handle your tribulation properly.
If you handled it properly and you were
in fact were an innocent victim,
but you handled the tribulation the way Allah
would love you to handle it in a
good way. And it's not only Muslims who
handle
tribulations in good ways. A lot of people
handle things well. What's the sign that they
handled it right and they passed the test
that Allah put them through
and that other people,
you know, cause them to suffer.
It's that when the tables are turned now
and someone else is suffering, they help that
person
rather than turning and siding with the bully.
Right? So I said, listen. It's too late.
Too many bill millions of Muslims in England
and France and all these other countries.
Unless they pull out a, you know, from
the playbook of of,
the old European monarchs,
take a ditch, throw everyone in it.
Right? Put them in ovens and holocaust them.
Right? So,
just to show
how how people react and how miserable they
become when they when they don't handle the
original tribulation properly,
When they're put in the same position as
the bully, they become that,
and they support it.
Nonetheless, it is an interesting question to to
to examine. Like,
and we would simply say, listen.
They
probably would be better off,
but it's too late. Yeah. Muslim probably would
be better off if his own countries were
better,
but they're not. And that's the wisdom of
Allah. And then someone else pitched in and
say, well, it's too late for that. What
about
British Muslims? What about native European Muslims?
Whatever native means because societies are changing all
the time. And he said, yeah. They could
say. But here's the thing, and Muslims go
into countries. In this case, as migrants. In
the past, they went as maybe conquerors,
and they stay long enough for Islam to
trickle down to the regular people.
And that usually takes maybe,
I would say,
maximum
150
years for a significant
population
portion of the natives to become Muslim
generation after generation
Egypt, for example, let's take a look at
Egypt.
When Muslims went in as conquerors to Egypt,
the population of Muslims in Egypt
reached 50%
in
300 years.
So for the 1st 300 years, from Amr
ibn al-'As,
the population of Muslims was and they were
in power, let alone not in power.
The not in power probably take longer, but
they were in power and it took 50
300 years just to hit 50%
population
of Muslims.
I would say by 20%,
you're firmly established. No one's removing you.
You're safe.
If 20% of, let's say,
native native cult of a native culture are
now Muslim,
then Islam there is safe. You can't
expel expel it. And that 20 or or
eradicate it. That 20%
probably will take a 100 years,
maybe more than that. And that's where I
think we're going.
Eventually, it'll take by the end of this
century, there will be enough
white European Muslims that this whole discussion will
be
over.
But right now,
Muslim is a synonymous
with immigrant and desi and black and brown.
And that's why they're able to conflate Islamophobia
and racism.
But, eventually, there will come a day
in the year what are we now? 2024.
Give it 75. 75 years is a lot
of time. A lot of bad things could
happen in
75 years. But in give it 75 years,
and it's the year 21100.
By the year 21100,
there will be so many
mixed race born,
intermarried,
converts, convert married, convert, 2nd, 3rd, 4th generation
European Muslims that this there there will be
no discussion anymore,
and that's where we're headed.
That's really where we're headed.
Let's read a little bit of test actually,
you know what? Let's just go straight to
the QA because
today, I'm bouncing at 2, unfortunately.
I have to leave you all and go
at 2 o'clock.
Believe it or not, you know, we do
have.
Is our summon. We have a seminary here.
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QA just solely on this on the subject
matter of
just solely on this subject matter.
Blogging theology is in the house, someone said.
Masha Allah blogging theology is
I'm just seeing his I haven't checked. Let's
check what he's posted late these days.
I did repost something that he had, which
was really good.
You know one thing I'm telling you my
in Twitter these days, I really,
it's not bong at theologist. Paul Williams.
There we go. Free monotheist.
Yeah. His Twitter account is Paul Williams. His
YouTube is Botan Theology.
Wow.
That's amazing.
I'm reposting that one.
The adorable image of a bobtail squid. You
know, people the design argument
for a designer in the universe,
It's the strongest, most intuitive one. All you
need is a pair of eyes.
That's all you need. Look at this
at this creation
and how it matches perfectly everything with everything
else.
Cannot
it doesn't lead you to Islam.
Doesn't even lead you to God. It just
leads you to a
knowledgeable
and living creator,
full of knowledge and willful too.
Because where you see
design,
where you see,
uniqueness
and variety, that indicates will as opposed to
a factory, which just churns out
things,
that are all the same.
So check out Paul Williams'
page.
I wish I could ask him what his
opinion was about.
Oh, this is what he put up. Unless
your ancestors look like this and he's got
a picture of Native Americans,
you're probably an immigrant. Right? And I reposted
that with the comment saying,
and who knows, 1000 of years ago,
who was in the American continent before
Native Americans showed up?
Who like, this world, there's just people everywhere
and constantly moving in as as if immigration
is a new thing and England has just
been whites forever. No. I mean,
everyone's constantly moving.
North, south, east, and west.
Everything's constantly moving.
Alright. Blogging Theology is here.
Can you give me your your assessment
on the origins,
the source of these riots, what you think
of these riots. Is do you agree with
the my assessment is that this is
a Mossad Zionists,
instigated,
clash,
right, for their own, purposes?
And he says yes. He does agree with
that. So as I said, the ingredients are
there, but who's lighting the fire? Like, I
know, for example, which of my 2 kids
have the rivalry on which issue
and which agree on which issue. I can
simulate either one if I was bad or
good.
I could simulate how they get along. I
could simulate how they fight,
And that's exactly what happens. That's what's happening
here.
Right?
And he's saying, oh, it's more complex. Alright?
Let's hear it, if you have time to
write it.
He says it's more complex.
In the while he's writing that, I'm gonna
read some other comments.
Meanwhile, we come here predicated on the premise
that we are the tenants, and they decide
the rules of society.
5,000,000 tenants can't do anything, and not much
and much of us plan to stay.
I think you are
a tenant
if you're on some kind of a temporary
visa.
Citizenship
does have to have a meaning.
Once they give it to you or permanent
residency
does have to have a meaning. Once they
give you that,
So
the problem is with nationalism
is that
the people view it as ethnic,
maybe religious
nationalism,
whereas
the governments are secular.
And the governments are merely
operating on secular lines,
not racial lines
and not religious lines. But most people
do need to feel the comfort
of, hey. Half
majority of the people here
look like me, and the majority of people
here
believe what I believe, and people are comfortable
by that. Hey. Listen.
Can you, get a get a, give blogging
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Omar, why don't you read something for us?
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Yeah.
I was supposed to wait for that, Shadi,
in the meantime.
Yeah. I I just wanted to talk about,
what many people are calling the top 10
online instigators
of the riots in the UK.
Some of them will be known to people
in the United States, people like Andrew Tate,
obviously, globally famous. You may have heard of
Tommy Robinson.
You may even have heard of Nigel Farage
of a political party here in the UK.
There are lesser known figures like,
Paul Golding, Laurence Fox and Calvin Robinson, an
Anglican clergyman.
But all these people, some of them are
from news agencies, have been stirring up
hatred towards
Muslims, demonizing Muslims for months now.
And this is the mood music that's been
created by politicians and media
and individuals like Tommy Robinson on x,
that is the context for these riots. These
riots didn't happen out of the blue. They
happened,
after,
much,
vitriol
and propaganda
against Muslims in mainstream media. Has been going
up. And the government, the last government. We
now got a labor government. We had a
conservative government until recently.
Our home secretary also,
openly demonized Muslims as as basically saying we
are the enemy within.
So when you've got government and media
saying these things,
there's trouble brewing,
and it suddenly boiled over and is continuing
as we speak.
Assalamu alaikum. How are you?
Good to see you. How's everything?
I'm doing very well. Hello from England?
I I have a lot of, brothers and
friends that take your class,
your course.
So very,
happy to see that blogging theology is developing
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you know, so many so many things now,
the interviews, your social media profile. And now,
there are classes that blogging theology you can
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and, take advantage of that. And,
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Log. Which is,
but I won't go into that now. We're
not here to talk about that, but thank
you for mentioning that.
Alright. I I heard a little bit about
what you said. You basically said that,
this has been being cooked up.
Yep. Now my view of it is that,
by making the Muslims
the villain,
voters will support
a move to support to to
aid Israel in fighting whoever they're about to
fight. There is war brewing between Iran, Lebanon,
who knows who, and Israel. So do is
that thesis
does it have merit?
No. I I think it does,
as I said, but I think it's part
of a bigger picture, to be honest. There's
a domestic dynamic within Britain,
and it's not just the demonization of Muslims.
What what we're doing, in my view is
since particularly since October,
where when Israel,
attacked Gaza,
Any form of pro Palestinian
protest or protest against the genocide
has been characterized by the government as the
enemy within, as an illegitimate,
malevolent,
protest. Quite extraordinary in a democracy that,
legitimate
peaceful protest should be so
slandered
by, by the state. And I know this
is not just in Britain. It's happening in
Germany and in France,
to some extent in America, in the universities.
I'm aware of that, of course, in the
media.
But,
it has a particularly toxic form in the
UK, in Britain, I think.
And this has set the mood music for
because, obviously, most of the protesters have been
Muslims,
and many of us have waved the Palestinian
flag in support.
And this peculiar idea has got around that
we are we are waving foreign flags in
Britain and how this is unpatriotic.
And how bizarre is this? Because if you
go to government buildings here in Westminster in
London, you will see the Ukrainian flag flying
from the foreign office from the home office,
the the state department, if you like, from
parliament.
What we're very happy to fly the flag
of a foreign power,
I Ukraine,
but we can't possibly fly fly one for
the back of Palestine.
So what is this foreign flag logic there?
It's completely hypocritical.
Yeah.
So it's obviously serving a Zionist agenda, unfortunately.
And the government here is unfortunately
still very pro Zionist even though it's now
a Labour power Labour government.
So these rights have the population have been
inundated with this
anti Muslim, anti Palestinian, and anti immigrant
propaganda for some time now. And so the
the thing that set it off and this
is why although your thesis
has validity,
it doesn't address the particular circumstances. We had
tragically,
days ago, we had 3 children
that were horribly murdered
by someone who was characterized
as a Muslim immigrant,
who had a Muslim name. Now all of
this is fake news. The individual who did
it was a Welsh born,
UK born
man
who comes from a Christian Rwandan family,
who's not a Muslim, it doesn't have a
Muslim name, has nothing to do with Muslims
anyway.
And that now that's accepted, the the name
had given to him, the Muslim name is
a fake name. He never had that name.
But nevertheless, that was the tinderbox that that
really erupted and started riots. But they're continuing.
Most are being attacked,
Muslim women in hijab and niqab are being
spat on or thrown as I mean, it's
horrible what's happening. But what triggered it was
this a a ghastly massacre of these children,
which had nothing to do with Islam or
Muslims or immigrants or anything at all. Mhmm.
That was the the particular local circumstance. But,
yes, of course, the the wider mood music
that has
talks that made the whole thing toxic is
being fed by these points that you made.
I agree. No. This group. Is the EDL
organizing,
in any formal fashion these riots?
I I don't think so. I mean, I'm
not sure, but EDL technically doesn't really exist.
Tommy Robinson is the kind of figurehead.
But EDL,
what we're dealing here, I think, are a
network of online associations and groups that, you
know, contact each other via WhatsApp or via
Twitter or X or,
it's not like a formal structure.
But there are far right groups like Patriotic
Alternative,
for example, and other groups which,
have been active for a long, long time
against Muslims and against immigrants anyway. And now
that they are revivified,
that they are activate activating much more.
And so attacks on Muslims particularly who have
become the other,
demonized,
hated,
and misunderstood and lied about. And I really
wanna stress how mainstream this is. The newspapers
like The Times, The London Times, The Telegraph,
The Daily Mail,
drip, drip, drip over the months. And I
read these papers every day, have been characterizing
Muslims ever so subtly or not so subtly
as the enemy within.
Mhmm. And so and this is new. I
I I don't remember this, like, a year
ago or 2. Yes. Of course, it was
homophobia.
This really is is the next level. Yeah.
Something's going on. And when you say what
you have about about your your theory, your
perspective,
I think that's when what you say becomes
very relevant. Something's going on where we're actually
seeing up the rhetoric where where
new new things are happening now. I liked
a lot what Loki brought to the table,
and he said that a lot of the
stuff that appears to be organic just from
the people and from social media networks,
it's actually,
cooked up
far more organized behind the scenes.
But they're the the way of influence these
days is not to do what,
fascists did in the past and have one
man of power and say, this is our
government. This is what we're doing. But it's
actually to feed
100, maybe thousands of micro influencers
to feed them and make it look like
it's the people's will.
Right? That that this is what the people
want. Exactly. And I think we have influencers
as well, like Tommy Robinson. That's not his
real name, but,
he's very active indeed. Now he's in exile
in Spain or Cyprus. I forget where. But
but he he's a a very, potent, figurehead.
But, you know, through his tweets but since
he was let back on ex by Elon
Elon Musk, where he was banned before, he's
now got over 800,000
followers, and they retweet his stuff.
Now he is known to be funded and
supported legally,
financially by Zionist groups. This is not a
conspiracy theory. It's well documented.
Powerful Zionist figures,
encourage and finance and support him legally as
well. Yeah.
And,
unfortunately, people like Andrew Tate, who is a
Muslim,
and I'm not backstabbing him. This is a
public record. He has made some very, very
unfortunate
statements re in recent days, which appear to
support this narrative.
So do you do you recall what he
exactly he said? Because I wasn't on,
Twitter. I wasn't on x for a while.
Then some people convinced me to say, just
get back on a little bit.
So I Yeah. I caught up. I got
on when he was sort of backtracking his
statements.
Yeah. I mean, I I don't know when
it was. Maybe 2, 3 days ago, maybe
2 days ago, he he
he he published a tweet, which was a
like a like a Lego figure, a toy
figure. But, basically, it it was of it
meant to portray
a brown immigrant
on a boat.
Because the thing about boats is is a
is a kind of a trigger word in
Britain. So we have the idea of people,
immigrants coming on boats across the sea, across
the English Channel,
and just arriving here in big numbers. And
that they're characterized as Muslim or brown, and
this racial thing matters here. So that this
picture he showed was this, like, this this
Lego like picture of a of a young
brown man with a knife in his hand,
a big knife,
and massive amounts of money on him as
well on this boat. So the idea is
he's a threat,
a violent threat to Britain.
He's brown, he's an immigrant,
he's got lots of money, so he's not
really poor. He's not like a desperate person
at all. He's got a lot of money.
And it was a really, really,
racist and Islamophobic
trope. It triggered a lot of people.
I have no idea why Andrew Tate did
that. It it really I mean, he's got
millions of followers. Yeah. But I've only got
a humble, you know, 500,000.
This guy has got millions and millions of
and, yeah, there has been a little bit
of backtracking, but I don't know if he's
actually,
kind of, you know, repented of that and
changed his mind. I don't know. Let's talk
about physically on the ground.
British people have a decent economy. They got
jobs.
Shouldn't this thing die off as soon as
the work week begins again?
Well, we'll see. I mean,
there is a lot of hardship here amongst
many people because of the of inflation, because
of the post COVID economy.
We're better off than some places. This is
for sure. But, I keep on expecting it
just to stop. The police are very active
now in suppressing these, but these wildfires keep
on breaking out all over the place. You
know, it's happening in in the south of
England, then the northwest, then the east, and
one doesn't really know when they're gonna happen
next. It's like wildfires. It seems to be
out of control. You know?
And so who knows when it will end?
I think it will end. These these riots
will end. Of course, they will. What happens
next? I don't know. There is there is
chatter in the Muslim community here. I'm told
that people are Muslims are getting very worried.
Some are thinking of leaving the country. There
there's talk of of a very dark future,
coming, coming about through changes in law.
I don't know.
But, where they're very difficult. And and it's
not like, by the way, most places
are dangerous. Most people
if you look around most places, you won't
see anything, but there are these pockets of
violence,
And we're not used to that in Britain.
I make it may sound odd. We don't
live in a normally
turbulent violent society. We normally live in a
fairly peaceful society actually. So that's why it's
so shocking.
If you're on Instagram, hop over to Safina
Sadie YouTube channel to see both of our
faces,
and the full screen. The British have a
temperament that is very mellow,
that is very patient, that is very calm.
Sometimes you'd say this is what contributes to
them
not winning in the World's Cup and the
Euro. They always come close, but they never
win at all. Right?
They just don't have enough fire in them.
So that's why this is,
very non British like, the these types of
Yeah. I I don't I don't buy that.
And the reason I don't buy it is
because we send arms to Israel who killed
Palestinians.
We we had,
you know, at one point, a quarter of
the planet was controlled by us. If you're
on the receiving end of our mild,
benevolent,
calm person, if you're on the receiving end
of that in India or or North Africa
or even in in the United States, we
didn't seem so benign. Yep. I think there's
kind of the the the story within and
there's a story without.
There was, some,
white Muslims, they tell me to not mention
this a lot, but I can't help but
mentioning the irony that today British people are
saying these people don't belong in our country.
There's too many of them.
And I can't help but What what people
people? What people have Right. Regular British, maybe
right leaning shopkeepers or what have you. No.
No. What what what people are they saying
don't belong? The brown people,
immigrants, etcetera.
Okay. Right?
Okay. Yep.
Mhmm.
How
do we respond to that? Well, easy.
In the 19 fifties, the 19 sixties in
Britain particularly,
the government, the state
invited,
people to come and work here in our
in our in our NHS, our health system,
in our factories,
in our transportation
system. They were invited and welcomed here because
we were short of of of manpower. We
needed people to work. At no point were
they told that they were told to bugger
off after 5 minutes. They were welcomed here
to turn around 30, 40, 50 years later
and saying,
we don't want you here anymore, that's not
doesn't work like that. These people have they're
hardworking. They've got families, houses. They've got children.
They've got grandchildren now. You've ever only ever
known the United Kingdom. Yeah. Only ever known
the British way of life. So I'm sorry,
it's a bit late to complain
when you were invited here
in the first place. It doesn't work like
that.
And the the the irony of it is
that a lot of these,
subconsonant
immigrants,
their grandparents 80 years ago were saying the
same exact thing about the British.
Like, both people's grandparents were saying the exact
same thing.
Right? So this guy who's being told, you
go back to Pakistan. You don't belong here.
His grandfather was telling your grandfather
that, you know,
right leaning
guy, get out of our country as a
colonizer.
Right? Yeah. Things
tend to boomerang back, and it takes 3
generations. There is a bit of that. Yeah.
There is a bit but but the Empire
Strikes Back really. There's a bit of that
in the name of the the Star Wars
film. But there's another thing here. When we,
the British people, move in very large numbers,
say, to places like Spain,
if we do, or France or other places.
Do you know what we call ourselves? We
call ourselves expats.
Yeah. Expats. Yeah.
We don't call ourselves immigrants. Oh, no. No.
Even though we live in large That's a
good point.
And by the way, when we live in
these other countries, and I've seen it firsthand
as someone who lives part time in France,
do most of us bother to learn French
or English or Yeah. Or Spanish? Many, many
don't, actually. That's true. They form
so called expat communities,
and and have their jokes about the foreigners
even though they're living in those countries. So
what we don't really practice, what we preach
about assimilation
Yeah. About opt in culture and custom some
do, but a lot don't. And it's very
interesting how how we have this double standard.
I read a statistic that there are
nearly
30 to 40,000,000
nonwhites
in England.
15 of them,
15,000,000
were born,
outside of England. The rest were born in
England.
And of the 15,000,000 that were born outside
of England,
1,000,000
are illegal.
So that's out of,
100
non white looking people in England, 2 are
illegal.
And from the 2,
alright, one out of every 4 of those
is a child.
Right? Is a baby.
So they they came over and and and
brought a child with them.
So these numbers
Yeah. I mean, there's also this problem. We're
not just an isolated island of Northwest
Europe.
We are we pretend to be and have
been
a superpower
that has colonized and invaded a lot of
places. And we have been the poodle to
the United States in its invasion of Iraq,
invasion of Iran
of Afghanistan, I mean,
Libya, and so on and so forth. We
have created absolute mayhem
globally.
We're also got got our hands involved in
Syria, you name it,
in terms of our hidden soft power as
well. So
we have created a great deal of turmoil
and death and destruction around the world. And
then when some of these people had the
temerity to seek refuge in our country, in
our own backyard, we we complain about it.
Well Yeah. My answer is perhaps we should
be less involved in invading usually Muslim countries,
and then we would have less blowback.
And blowback not just in terms of immigration,
but in terms of violent blowback like terrorism.
I mean, Tony Blair,
when he was prime minister,
when, you know, he he obviously, he invaded
Iraq with with George Bush,
and resulting in huge numbers, 100 of 1000
or 1000000 of 1000000 of people dying.
When there was blowback in the streets of
London in the form of terrorism, which obviously
have weakened them,
he blamed what he called Islamism for this.
He blamed
ideologies, Islamic ideology.
There was never any sense that this was
an unfortunate
but pretty inevitable consequence
of our foreign policy.
And this is how blind these people are.
You know? They think they can go around
the world doing this without any consequences Mhmm.
Of their behavior.
Any fool can see there's gonna be blowback
if you do this Yeah. Except our prime
minister who, for some reason, knew better. Just
wanted to jump in. Yeah. Go ahead, Om.
So previously, brother Paul mentioned the the top
ten instigators, and he had sent me a
picture. Inshallah, if he wants to talk about
it, I can put it on the screen,
and then, he can go over the picture.
Alright. Let's put that picture on, and,
these are the top 10 instigators. And we're
on the Safina Society YouTube channel, folks.
Instagram, it's my page, but on, YouTube, it's
the Safina Society. So let's why don't we
put that picture on, Omar?
Alright. Who are who exact we know who
Tommy Robinson is. We know Andrew Tate is.
We've heard the name Nigel Farage, but tell
us about these other characters.
Yeah. So the the this is 5 Pillars,
which is, Britain's own, Muslim news agency, actually.
It's the largest, in Europe now.
Definitely worth following 5 Pillars on on Twitter,
and they have a website and so on.
And they produced this,
a day or 2 yesterday,
naming and shaming, in a way, these top
online instigators of far right rights. So Tommy
Robinson, the kind of alleged head of the
English Defense League, he's now run away to
Spain, of course. Farage,
is probably, the guy if any one individual
is responsible for us leaving the European Union
in Brexit, he was the the politician,
responsible for that. He's always
hinting about Muslims being unpatriotic
or
a danger or a threat from within Britain.
He's constantly doing this in interviews on GB
News, for example. Darren Grimes, another GB News
journalist, Great Britain News.
Andrew Tate, of course, knows no introduction. He's,
like, he's kind of British, I think,
but, he's obviously,
some somewhere else at the moment. And these
other people like Laurence Fox is a washed
up actor who's now a politician.
Paul Golding, he's the head of, a very
militant far right group in Britain, very racist.
And then there's this guy Calvin, the Reverend
Calvin Robinson, who,
is an ordained clergyman, used to be in
the Church of England.
He is viciously anti Muslim and will slander
Islam or Muslims,
on mainstream media,
like GB News, for example.
So these characters,
over months or years
have been demonizing Muslims
and setting the mood music for these riots,
I would argue.
Mhmm. So I'll give you a flavor. That's
all. Okay. Good. Why don't, why don't I
shift for could you go back to me
and him?
Thank you.
In a 75 years.
It's now the year 21100.
Now nobody knows the future, but we could
forecast.
Are there enough
a sig is there a significant mass of
British native British
Muslims
such as yourself? And if you were to
have children, grandchildren,
this debate would be over, this discussion would
be over?
Yeah. I I think, Islam will be the
only monotheistic
presence left in Europe.
By that I mean, out of all the
Abrahamic faiths, Christianity, Judaism, obviously, which is a
tiny tiny faith anyway,
these are all in radical terminal decline in
the West.
I say that with no happiness. We we
want some
counterpart
a counterpoint to,
militant liberal secularism,
but Islam will be left on its own,
I think, to bear witness to Tawhid,
to the prophets, to Abraham, Moses, Jesus, Mohammed,
peace be upon them
all, with integrity,
uncompromised,
undiluted
faith and it would be the only one
left. And so it will be, I think,
the inevitable
go to religion
when people want a tradition which is rooted
in the prophets, rooted in history, rooted in
Revelation,
rather than the kind of eclectic,
composite kind of paganism or angel worship
or,
these kind of,
new agey religions, which are very kind of
superficial and
often demonic as well. Islam offers that great
tradition of a global faith, and it will
be the only one around. So I I
think that the prospect for Islam in in
Europe is is very, very promising, actually, not
just in Britain, but in everywhere in the
yeah. To be honest. I believe that
secularism has been unleashed on the world to
expose
what is false and strengthen what is true.
Mhmm. And we're seeing that.
Israel and Zionism, I don't think is is
Judaism at all. There's nothing to do with,
it's it's, maybe using Judaism.
But if anyone's ever,
interacted with Torah Jews and listened to their
lectures and their understanding, this is a com
almost like a pagan.
Israel is a is a is an idol
and has no role in the the actual
general genuine practice of Torah Judaism.
Judaism that is based on the Torah, not
nationalism.
They're expressly told not to do this.
Yeah. And they're told to be content in
their,
living amongst the nations,
in their diaspora, and to live well amongst
the nations. And if they live well amongst
the nation, they're guaranteed safety and and and
to live to be pee live peacefully.
So,
nobody should conflate the Israeli flag with Judaism.
It's,
it's almost like,
some, like, liberal or progressive Muslims started a
country
who don't pray,
who,
don't who drink, who observe zinnah, who or
who commit zinnah and do all those things,
but just call it the.
Right? It doesn't make a difference what you
what you call it. So,
Christianity, the the,
Anglican church in England
is now used as,
one of the rallying cries of the far
right that we're Christian.
Yeah. This rallying
cry rallying cry of the far right about
Christianity, these people don't go to church themselves.
They're not Christians.
It's a cultural identity.
It's a kind of trope. But it has
no spiritual or metaphysical commitment at all.
And this is the,
the the the the great reality of it.
It's it's all a facade. If these people
are really committed Christians, I'll have more respect
for them, but they're not even that. It's
it's just a a a a kind of
ancient kind of,
identity politics that they're using to batter Muslims
with. It has no deep roots in the
faith of Jesus Christ. I mean,
anything but.
And, Bueno, also doesn't really much have much
of
a structure of your life. So No. I
mean, I was listening to in a,
an anti Christian nationalist Christian,
and he was saying that Jesus came with
a spirit, and he came with a way
to live.
And he didn't come to seek power or
to tell anyone
the details of of of their life. He
just came with a spirit. We're like, a
spirit has to reside
in a structure.
Yeah. And the It's kind of it's a
kind of gnosticism, but you you actually see
this in the Bible. You see this in
Paul's letters where, he explicitly says in one
letter, letters to the Ephesians in 2:15, that
that, he believed that that the law with
its regulations and commandments
had been abolished.
This is Paul's letter to the Ephesians chapter
2 verse 15. You can Google it now
and read it for yourself. So this whole
deen of life, this way of life that
the Israelites
had,
Paul says, was basically abolished.
Yeah. And that's the word that's used, in
many translations.
Now, of course, this is completely unfaithful to
teaching of Jesus himself who, in Matthew's gospel
at least, upheld the law and said that
they should deepen, had had a deeper a
deeper sincerity and attachment to the Yeah. The
spirit of the law, but not in any
way to,
not observe the letter of the law as
well. You had to have both spirit and
the letter, and that's what you find in
Islam, of course. You have the Sharia,
but also the the niyat is so vital.
You can't just perform external acts and expect
God to,
give you a reward for that. That has
to be the intention. That's what Jesus emphasized
again and again. Yeah. But modern Christians unfortunately
abandoned Jesus' religion and are now following this
kind of,
humanistic
spiritual,
philosophy which bears a very, very little resemblance
to what Jesus actually preached himself, I think.
In closing, I'm gonna have to say that
Yep. If these riots continue
and if they escalate, I'm gonna have to
believe there are foreign hands involved.
I I will make a prediction that they're
not going to escalate. I will predict that
they will die out and they will die
in the coming days.
The British state is now, on alert.
It's promising terrible retribution.
There's even talk now of the state classifying
many of these actions as terrorism, which is
extraordinary
about time.
So I I don't see this carrying on
much longer. That's my opinion. Will Tommy Robinson
go to jail
for incitement? I hope so. He's definitely belongs,
there. But, no. But he he's escaped abroad.
So at the moment, he's beyond the reach
of the law. If he comes back, I'm
sure he'll,
I hope very much he will be prosecuted
for incitement. Yeah.
Amazing to see this guy lighting the place
on fire
and swimming in a beautiful pool in Greece
or Spain or whatever, wherever he is.
It's inane.
Thank you so much for coming on, and
I love this impromptu.
We needed to talk about it because you're
the Yeah. You know, on the ground there.
Talk about this because in Britain, for those,
in other parts of the world, because I
noticed it in the news, and it affects
the Ummah because the Ummah is under attack,
at least on this island, at the moment.
Inshallah, it will be over soon, but that
doesn't mean it's back to normal. There there
are things happening. I mean, you should watch
this space carefully, I think.
There's nothing, there are no, there's nothing in
London, is there?
This is true. In the the the biggest
concentration of Muslims is here in London, where
I am now. And I don't get any
sense of anything happening here, but it's happening
in other cities throughout
the country.
And I'm not sure why it's not kicked
off here. It could be just the sheer
number of Muslims. We've got a Muslim mayor,
and
I don't know why. But It's a cosmopolitan
mentality too. Yeah. Yeah. The the things are
much more relaxed here. What Yeah. There's live
live what women can wear hijab or nikka.
There's as far as I'm aware, very little
of any,
agro here, but around other parts of the
country, there clearly is.
Alright. Thank you very much. We'll be in
touch.
Thanks for your insights, and we'll see what
happens. And in, by next Monday, we'll have
a good idea of where we stand.
Thank you. Thank you very much.
Best of luck, Sophie.
So
alright. There you had a nice little treat
for us,
to have,
brother Paul Williams come on and give us
his insights.
Obviously, he is from the country, and he's
he he knows best what's going on,
better than us. But there you have it.
I think we'll give it another
another week.
Hey. That's good, Omar. That's good. Yeah. Give
it another week. I will see.
If this thing escalates, which he thinks it
won't,
but if it does,
foreign powers.
100%
foreign provocateurs,
and there's only one foreign provocateur that's gonna
do this. Right?
The only one.
Alright. What else we have here?
And if maybe final questions.
Try to stick to the subject here. I'm
trying to stick to the subject. There's a
discussion of I mean, now we was he
in Ashadi? Wasn Ashadi, of course. Everyone knows
that.
As I've been looked, he says it is
a known fact that is true, but we're
not here to discuss that.
K.
And you know what? I really these days,
I'm, like, having an allergy to these theological
debates. That's I'm done with them. I'm done
with them. Yeah. Let's focus on what benefits
the ummah.
True answer is already out there. Khalas.
And and, Khalas, we have to have a
brain. Look at the world around you.
Have some common sense. I do believe there
is a right and wrong on certain things,
but look at the world around you.
Western people are coming into Islam. They're learning
about Islam.
There's literally war
fires everywhere on every corner of the Earth.
There's war and fighting in every corner of
the earth.
Make you eat when you're gonna say something,
say something that's has the maximum benefit and
is most appropriate to what's happening.
Now you imagine you had a fire over
there and someone says, by the way, this
is this the linen is not ironed.
Right? It's not an appropriate com it's maybe
true,
but it's not the appropriate comment. They'd reach
out for everything. Like, okay. We're here to
discuss this. If you wanna know about that,
there's another place. Go to those people. We
have a special. We're gonna have an online
track just in Akida
very soon.
Just in in the English language.
And we're gonna have daughter Fatih to come
and live here and study
the aqidah that we teach, which is the
and
the And
with full respect to the as
well. Sheikh Mora is studying it and learning
it. But
on a day to day basis, on Twitter,
online,
there has to be an elevation of the
discourse to what is relevant,
what is beneficial to the majority of people.
K.
Okay.
Next, we'll take 1 more 1 or 2
more questions on this subject if there are
any.
Do the British
Funny how Elon Musk,
is taking this stance against these immigrants.
Well, let's not forget where he's from. He's
South Africa. He's from South Africa. Those immigrants
weren't that nice either. Right?
And those natives rose up.
But he didn't support them. That's for sure.
Can you suggest an English book to learn
for
a layman?
Yes. There is a book by Sheikh Ramin
Suri. You can find that on Amazon. Just
type in Rami
Nsur,
n s o u r.
What is the minimum haircut required for men
to exit ombra in the Maliki school? He
has to cut all of a little bit
like a
of all of his hairs.
Like, this much
of all of his hairs.
So he can't just cut a clip. He
would have to just get a haircut, basically.
Get a haircut. The guy will just do
it really quickly for you. Trim you up.
When does an individual resort to violence? When
he's violated against in in Islam and in
secular law. If they violate against you, then
you
are able to resort to
to violence.
Hey, Omar. Does that lamp turn yellow at
all, ever?
Or do we have to get a new
bulb for that?
Yeah. Let's get a new bulb for that.
Not the you can change the intensity, but
not the color.
Allow women to go to Hajj with our.
Yes.
Specific auraj for the current infamous situation. As
when Allah when I'm gonna repeat 450 times
a day.
What is sheikh YouTube? Sheik Asrar's
YouTube? I didn't see that.
YouTube live these days. Somebody's saying it is
very close similar subject to what we're talking
about. He just does random q and a.
Oh, he does QAs. That's good. That's why
he's saying, did you inspire those? I don't
know if I inspired them. I would love
to say, that he was inspired by nothing
but facts to answer QAs. I think QAs
are great. You gotta do QAs. Even if
you use the same question 50,000 times, which
we do,
but
but I think it's important.
You gotta like, why are you here? You're
here to benefit people. But also to guide
their questions too. Right? If you're still asking
stuff about there are certain and if you're
if you're harping on it too much, your
teacher needs to tell you that this you're
you're you're you're misdirected.
Your question indicates misdirection.
That's part of it. It's not just to
answer the question that you're given.
I have an opportunity to study in Medina
for a little cost. Can I study as
long as there as long as I've grounded
myself in? I can't tell you yes or
no because I don't know what they study
in the University
of Medina.
I know that they are what their official
is.
So but I can't study answer any more
than that because I don't know what,
like, how far do they go in that?
What do they say about the med habs?
What do they say about? How do they
teach?
Can't answer those questions.
And you should ask Tom Faccini Faccini for
that.
Can you give a brief explanation why Matt
he considered a dog's life of pure
Because the hadith is
in the siak of the bowl.
Not you don't pray with bowls, not the
clothes.
If a dog licks your bowl, drinks from
your bowl, wash it out 7 times once
with dirt, meaning something rough.
And therefore,
the understanding of the early olema in Madin
was this was purely for hygienic purposes.
If it was najis,
one washing would be sufficient.
That's number 1. K? One washing would be
sufficient. Secondly, it says the bowl.
Do not say your garment.
It says the bowl.
The hadith says.
I guess the Hanafis combined though because when
we we say one is enough, like, it's
enough. But because the that's from, and
he's not from the of the Sahaba. We
said 7 is just like it's not like,
okay. That's what get rid gets rid of
it. It's just like, okay. You can do
7. 7. 7 for
or not mobile
like, make sure you clean it ends with
something that's rough to get the effect of
that dog's saliva Yeah. But that's not the
number. It's we we we say you'd like
7 is not the number that gets rid
of the the just. Right? The the in
the jesa. Yeah. But,
like, less than that is sufficient.
Mhmm.
If I read
once in my life, would I get protection
in the grave? Know that
is required for protection in the grave. The
more you recite it, the more you get
that
protection.
Preferably every night.
Then another question says,
are there accommodations? Is that a fact? We
are opening a basement up downstairs,
for people to reside in,
but that's not gonna be enough for. It's
just housing 4 people.
Can you eat cat?
Madakhi Schools Makru
Skirts eat cat.
Is it mandatory to pray in the Masjid
according to the? No. It's Mandub.
If, and and if my memory serves correct,
it's Mandub when
the you can hear the Adan.
And so far as you can hear the
Adan.
How do you control lucid dreaming? I don't
think you can control dreaming. Dream is from
Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala.
But usually, people say that they have a
lot of good dreams when they're,
avoiding sins, doing a lot of remembrance, not
eat overeating,
sleeping well.
So their body and their heart
are in line and the Ibad is land,
then Allah gives them a gift of a
beautiful dream about
maybe the future or something about, you know,
something nice to see. And that's a gift
from Allah Subhanu wa Ta'ala.
Can you explain why? And Sunnis would say,
Abu Bakr is superior to all the Sahaba.
The reason we say that is number 1.
The of that is we can't ever say
this. We cannot ever say this.
The Sahaba themselves though can judge themselves.
And that's the
here, we how can we make a judgment
about the companions?
That's.
But since the Shia came in and said
that, say, is the greatest of Sahaba, that
forces Sunni theologians
to to think about the question. Now it's
a question. Now some people are saying who's
the most superior. If we're gonna do that,
then they
said, hold on a second. They agree with
that original that
or went back to that you don't have
any right to to to judge companions.
So number 1, they said, did the prophet,
peace be upon him,
say who is the greatest of companions? Well,
there is a narration that there is the
greatest upon whom the sun has risen
after the mbia is Abu Bakr.
But even more so than that,
there is ijama'
of the companions to choose Abu Bakr as
their imam
at a time when you chose your most
pious, your most virtuous,
your most worthy.
Unlike today,
you may be the most worthy leader,
but you didn't memorize the Quran.
And there may be a 25 year old
who memorized the Quran. Nobody talks to him
about anything else, but he memorized and he'll
lead the prayer. Today, we have that split.
Today, we have a split where we can
have a a ruler who is not of,
a Muft
or Mufti.
But in that time, the Quran and the
Sultan had not split yet.
And so when they chose somebody,
that is the the most dominant, clear, explicit
expression that he's their best.
And there was a jama'a, and nobody disputed
that Abu Bakr would be their ruler.
Then aft they did the same after Omar.
So the most important thing is to know
the.
The method of determining who is the most
worthy is not gonna come from us.
The strongest
evidence is the consensus of the companion who
they choose to be their leader. And and
Allah knows best.
What
can a husband and wife say during pregnancy
and or delivery?
In the moment of delivery,
The 4th verse means
this is about the earth. Right? But the
but the wording of the 4th 4th verse
is
it emptied what's in it and be or
released what's in it and became empty.
So just repeat
that last, that 4th first. Ladies and gentlemen,
I gotta go.
You'll be hearing and seeing if this property
is any good for daughter