Shadee Elmasry – Celebrating the Final Prophet – NBF 367
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He was a welcome everybody to the sufina society. Nothing but facts.
Live Stream, I'm here on a gorgeous Wednesday, on a day that
we have some special guests in town. We got
Leonard Sachs coming to speak to the different schools and doing a
little tour of the area. So we're streaming early, and we're going
to leave early, but I'm joined by some beautiful landscapers here
who have come fresh from work, dripping sweat from a What did you
do at 6am yesterday? You did it? Mashallah, good. And are you a
landscaper too?
What are you construction? Even better telling you it's a great
skill. It's a great skill. Let's get straight to our website that
we're sharing with everybody today, because this is gonna, I'm
telling you, it's gonna go real fast.
We're already down to 1000 there's only 1000 spots left, and we're
trying to do this gathering and spread this love of the messenger,
sallallahu alayhi said, and put the Prophet in people's minds and
people's hearts. And this is an initiative undertaken by myself,
Shaykh, as familia. He wrote us and our organizations, they put
all this work together. MashaAllah, let's scroll on the
website. Are you on the website?
Is it shared with everybody too? Okay, so look at this gorgeous
website. I mean, you got Mustafa Davis on your team. Game over.
Don't even ask questions, right? Uh, let's scroll so September 22
people don't know Mustafa Davis is he's like in the
design Hall of Fame for us, like there's Abdul Latif Whiteman and
him. Who else is there, right? Even white thread press is
basically Abdul Latif Whiteman, Copy, Paste. No, don't get
offended for me, but that's what it is. Exact same, spacing,
sizing, lettering, coloring, everything. Saba Davis's own look,
right?
So since September 22 at the Teaneck Marriott,
okay, Tina teak Marriott is the best place to do things because
it's literally right off the highway. You're driving on the
highway in New Jersey. Boom, it's right there. Alright? So join us
for a very special afternoon. We gather and celebrate the life and
legacy of the Prophet sallallahu, alayhi wa sallam. And what we're
going to have here is
it's going to be we've taken out everything that is Mukta Lafi, so
that this is not about giving victory to a group or an opinion.
Like I always have strong opinions, but if it's an opinion,
then that's not what we need to give victory to. We we want to
spread the messenger, sallAllahu, alaihi wasallams, his message, his
everything in a way that everyone can absorb and accept. So keep
scrolling.
Yeah, it's moving. I didn't even realize that that told you it's
Mustafa Davis. He isn't. Yeah, yeah, told you all right. So look
at this. It's going to be a it's gonna be we got the best Munch
it's in the area, we got mad at kaswani, and, of course, our own
Kari Zahid, who is the best. I never listen to Nat until Karis
ahead starts,
and when he starts, he's one of the few you don't want him to
finish. I'm serious. I never listened to Nat before this.
I just do my own thing in my mind. When the NATs goes on right,
and then we have talks. We're going to see who the speaker list
is, which include Sheik hatsam at Hajj, actually, actually, you know
what? Maybe we should put his picture on
the website. Let me actually ask the guys. Hold on. Let's go best.
Chicago.
Yeah, well, hold on, you're gonna see run second sending a voice
message.
All right, here we go.
Remembrance, abundant solo out on the messenger. So I said all day,
because the Casitas, that's what they have. And the talks, you're
going to have to say it. So the whole room is going to be filled
with salawats. Go down. All right, here are the speakers. It's going
to be Mufti azimuddin. All right, our man move. Mufti azimudin is
going to be, by the way, he's coming. Ahmed, I need you. He's
going to, we're going to host him.
Well, he's coming from like Thursday night. Zeb Yassin, you
guys, Inshallah, yeah, we pick him up. We host him. We everything,
everything, the whole thing, the whole ship you never met Mufti
azimudin.
Mofti. Azimudin is Shib him, edgedu, you know their Shib. Muda,
right? He's literally Shib hit, majdup. He's on all the time.
There's never a time where he's, like, just sitting talking about
anything else he's on all the time, talking about spirituality
and man, and, like, non stop. He's on. He's like, right? I mean, he's
probably, He is love. He's like, their stuff, if he was on online,
if he had a live stream, because he's always full of energy, yeah,
he's Hannah for Yeah. I mean, I know no one's perfect, but yeah.
All right, then we got Sheik Mohammed Justin. Are we from
Pennsylvania? Sheik? Fahemi from New Jersey, Sheik amin khalwadi.
That's an alphabetical order, just for everyone to know. Didn't put
any put it in any other order. Sheik Amin khalwadia is going to
be there, and he's the main speaker, because he's the most
veteran and senior one. Sheik had some Hajj is sending us a voice
note. Is
sending us a voice message. Sheikha ij, so that's really
important to know that
some the elder she from amongst our in our community, are
supporting us and with this
and Sheik Amin, Imam Amin Muhammad, so there's Sheik Amin,
there's Imam Amin.
And Sheik he wrote us, of course, keep going down.
And so here's the schedule. So doors open at two, we begin at 220
and this is going to be floor seating, mainly with chairs on the
wings. That's how it's going to be. It's mainly floor seating like
traditional Milet, basically. But it's not a mullet, because we were
intentionally removing anything that anyone would disagree with on
this. This is meant for the whole Ummah, and we're opened up to to
all the shiok in the area, and, of course, all the Shiva there will
be invited as guests.
Not everyone can speak because of the time limit. All right, next,
what does his next thing say,
okay, then we have Casitas for about an hour, and then we have
scholars talks for about an hour for maybe not less than that,
okay?
And then as snacks, and so,
all right, that's where we're headed with this. So that's going
to be really beautiful evening in September. It's going to be a
cool, beautiful September, fall day, right? And it's going to be
something that's gorgeous, alright?
Really happy that we're making this happen. Speak,
okay, now, this is a free event. It's free, but you have to
register. Why? Because scenic Marriott has a limit. We can't
pass 2000 people. This is
going to be a big event, and it's already almost sold out, and it's
going to be streamed too. No, actually, maybe we're it's maybe,
maybe not streamed. We haven't decided that yet.
All right. Now there is childcare, 33 per kid.
Do I have to paint it for my kid?
Now, kids can get face painting games more, right? You know, face
painting, so there's limit limited for that too. All right, come and
be part of this meaningful gathering we renew and our love
for the messenger there is. It all begins in here. It all begins in
the heart, and all begins in here. What are you thinking about all
day long?
Right? That's what you that's what vikra is. Think about then make
everyone remember ALLAH, you think, literally, if you live in
an Islamic country, you can never forget Allah, there's a public
event five times a day.
How amazing is that? Now, what is the get in touch here, then you
could contact us from there. All right,
so by the way, this website is like bread and butter for most of
it is.
Like not even
half effort needed, but that's how beautiful it is, right? So this is
what's going on here, and
it's going to be really a great event.
What's that
there's an about page. Let's see the about page. Okay? About page
celebrating the final prophet. We honor the legacy of satyuko,
Nate alayhi, salatu wasalam, through our annual gathering, our
dedication shines through as we cherish the timeless teachings and
wisdom of parted by the final Prophet, sallAllahu, alayhi wa
sallam. Okay, and so this is going to be,
you know, we there's the flyer, right? You can see the flyer
there,
right? I think his, one of his, I don't know, I don't want to say
who, but someone's kid
is the one who made, wrote that, Muhammad, like that, and then they
arched it and give it a little extra arch. Okay, you
click on Register.
It's right here. You just press register. You just put your name
and like your email. That's it. Are you registered?
How'd you register? So quick. You just press right. They said no,
but how did you know about it? Oh, someone sent in the group chat.
What? Oh, just now, like a few hours ago, they beat me to it.
Yeah,
who? Who's beating me to it? Wait. Do you need to register? Though,
me, I don't think you need to register, not me, but I'm saying
like I thought I didn't know that the word spread already.
Oh, okay, this is someone might have already sent it out at eight
or something. Yeah, I wasn't even before. That was like 10 or nine.
Okay, no problem, no problem. Alright, let's, let's now go, if
to, to remind everyone, you can also come for the whole weekend
before that. Actually
know what? I'm not going to talk about that, so we don't distract
from this. So forget that. We'll talk about that later. Let's,
let's read from our Hadith, by the way,
okay, we are reading from Imam in Noah is at a what is here? Okay.
Oh, well, Muslim a, well, almost on a wallo, Mosa, Herod. So when
we talk about the types of Hadith,
the sahih, of course, takes is the takes precedence, is the first
type of authentic
narration of the Prophet, sallAllahu, sallam. We call that
the sahih.
Now, early books, though, did not limit their narrations to the
sahih,
so they may have been sahih, and they may have been Hassan, and
they may have been some daif Hadith in them.
Why is that? Because daif Hadith does have a usage in non legal
matters,
but the first one to write a book only on the sahih is Al Bukhari.
So many people get this mistake that the first book of Hadith was
Bukhari, not at all. There is not a single sahih Hadith or entry or
narration that Imam Al Bukhari brings that was a shock to the
rest of the world, of Muslims and scholars. It's not like, Oh, we
didn't have any Hadith. And that's what many people think. I
guarantee you that they imagine the first book of Hadith was
written when bucharedi Get me the birth and death for Bucha. It's
like 256 or 256 so they say that, Oh, 250, years after, as if the
Muslims didn't have Hadith until then.
That's not how it is. It's he just rose the first person to write a
book solely
on Hadith, solely on Hadith. Okay,
so bucharema
Muslim,
of course, before buchare was a reason why buchare Muslim wrote,
why buchare wrote? This is because the type of Hadith that was
written at that time was the musnaf and then the Musnad
and
the mess a need would go by sahabi, like all the Hadith that
you took from Aisha, all the Hadith that you took that go back
to Abu Hurairah, all the Hadith you took back to and these books
got bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger
and bigger
to the point that some of the Hadith in them were so weak that
the scholars began getting upset that this trend, and there are
trends. Humans have trends. Okay, this was definitely a trend.
And in this trend is haqib naraha way
was one of the teachers of Bukhari in Persia, and he.
A Shafi and Persia was originally a Shafi nation area,
and he said it would be great if someone would write a summary of
Islam only using sahih Hadith,
because they got it was like enough with the so many weak
narrations in these books. So Imam Al Bukhari said it entered my
heart that I want to do this.
And he began with hundreds of 1000s of narrations and then
trimmed it all down into about 2000 narrations, which he used
parts of them, different parts of them, in about 7000
entries, and that's what consists of
Sahir Bukhari. He's
not the only book he wrote,
but it's the greatest book, and it's the most authentic book in
our religion, after the Quran. When we say authentic, it means
that you could pretty much guarantee the Prophet said these
things because of the conditions he put before putting it in. It
doesn't mean that everyone's bound to that action upon that
narration, because there still may be with stronger narrations, okay,
or with stronger evidences. I should say,
okay, so he says, Now that, but the Shafi school is like 95%
in line with soheib buchare.
You know that Shafi school? You know there's a paper on this, so
we share with Shaykh Tabriz, and there's an article on his website
that one of the Hanafi animal wrote that actually Bukhari 50%
supports the Hanafi school, and 50%
shows you. But there's like discussion on this right, like,
what exactly is
so Bukhari is the first one. Muslim is the second one.
And Muslim, we can't say he's 100%
a pupil, but he looked up to Bukhari, and he took from him and
benefited from him. At the end of Imam Al bukhari's life, he died
young, by the way, but
Muslim himself was a scholar. When he met Bukhari,
he was already a scholar, and he took from him, and he said that he
has many statements about Imam Al Bukhari, saying that nobody will
be against someone like you, except out of jealousy,
right? And he praised him as the most knowledgeable Hadith master
on the earth. So we know that Muslim and Bukhari, Muslim had a
great love for Bukhari, and in the introduction of Muslim, there is a
criticism that some have said
is directed at Bukhari. And that's not true.
I've seen
of that or analysis and of that saying that he was actually
criticizing, maybe someone, Tesla, but he was not criticizing his
Sheik al Bukhari. In fact, when Al Bukhari, out of the jealousy that
came about through
he ended up
being being kicked out of His own hometown.
Well, who followed him? He there was extremists that used to say,
even the recitation of the Quran, your recitation of Quran is not
created.
So they went to an extreme when the debate of is, is God's word
created or not? And because they have this, there are reasons for
that, for them to say that. But of course, it's not the case. We say
that Allah's word, the Sunnah, we discovered this. Discussed this a
million times, but ultimately you said Quran. Cannot say the Quran
is created. So this group, the hashawiya, including Bucharest,
old teacher,
Muhammad Muhammad ibn,
I always forget his name. They say that there's a curse on his name,
that his name is always forgotten. Bucharest, teacher Muhammad ibn
starts with a veil or a del they some people say, I've heard this,
that people will always forget his name. Is he the one that
instructed
him? No, that was no.
But he, in any event, he ends up
going to the extreme saying your recitation itself is not created.
Can't say that. So Bucharest says, No matter, He created you and what
you do is my, my action of rasa, Quran is created, clearly created,
right? So he ends up
expelling him from the city in a public gathering. Everyone is
there and he says, Whosoever
says that the Quran is created, or there that your recitation is
created. Get up and leave.
So Imam, Muslim got up and left. He went with Bukhari buchari. Got
up and left. Muslim got up and left. So Muslim was the only one
who stood with him, and they left the city together, expelled out of
the city back in the old day. The big Sheik of the city, he's in
charge, basically.
Well, Huma, Al Sahul, kutubi, Badal Qurani, these two books are
the most authentic books after the Quran. Well, buchari, Asa, Huma or
ADA and Bukhari is more reliable and has more benefits in it. See,
the way Muslim wrote the book is in a rational way, what's the
subject here, all the sahih Hadith,
what's the subject all the sahidi but buchares book,
it's his ideas. So it's in an order that he that
it's not the traditional order of things, and he has portions of
Hadith, so he'll take the portion that's relevant and put it in a
different spot,
right? And then he'll take in another similar setting, he'll
take that same Hadith that has a different chain, and I'll put it
there. And as a result of that, it requires a lot of Shah,
a lot of commentary to explain why is exactly that Bukhari did this
the way he did, because nothing about it is customary. Sahid,
Bukhari, Muslim is customary. It's rational. Tahara, hear the Hadith
about the subject dua hear the Hadith about duat right, and he'll
give you the whole Hadith. He won't splice it up for you,
as Bukhari does.
Some said Muslim is more correct, but this is not correct. According
to know, what does a
Muslim Hadith? If was Abu asmaaulamia foot as ansa illalia,
sir
and is sahih Hain was soon an Abu Dawud, what Tirmidhi, when NASA
IWA, jamla, jamlata, MAF, buchari, Sabat LF, wami Etan wa Hamsa was
abuna Hadith. All right, so exactly the entries in Bukhari, I
say entries because they're repetitions,
7275
Hadith and Bill mukarrar, including the repeated
Wabi had film AR, If we removed what's repeated, 4000
Arbat LF
Well, Muslim is caught in muqarra, Nahu, arbata, Aleph, Muslim, if
you remove his repetitions, also around 4000
some and ZEDA Faso, here he
to Arafa minus son a Little more Tamada.
What about other sources, ziyada for sahih. So what did? What is
the difference between Bukhari Muslim and then the Famous Five
books, Abu Dawud, tin medi Ibn Majah, nesayi. Well, four books.
Now that makes the six
is that
they took a middle ground those four students, they're the next
generation Bukhari Muslim, then the next generation of these four,
Abu Dawud was really very close to Imam Ibn Hamil, then Tirmidhi,
Nasai Ibn Majah nahi, of course, lover of El beit lived in Egypt.
And then tidmidi And Ibn Madra. So what they did is they said, Hold
on a second. Our teachers, Bukhari Muslim, are actually being fought
for limiting their books to the Hadith sahih only because they're
saying there is a use for the Hassan and the daif, and people
may think that there's no use for them. So what they did is they
said, Okay, we're gonna limit the obligations of Islam,
the nest, the outright necessities of law to the sahih. But beyond
that will open up to the weak, because weak may be slightly weak,
and there may be so weak that it's almost fabricated. There's five
conditions for a sahih Hadith, right? So if just one condition is
missing,
we don't use it at all. No, we use it, but not in law, not in
obligations and prohibitions
or necessary beliefs.
We do use sahih Hadith even if Ahad and necessary beliefs, right?
We just don't make Tek feta, the one who rejects it.
That's a difference. So what they said here is that in everything,
that's not law, we're going to use the dive. We open it up to the
dive those four so that was the compromise, and that's what we
call the sunan
to sahias and then the sunan, and what Malik is considered also a
source of sahih, except that it's not just a book of Hadith. He adds
in it sayings of Sahaba, sayings of the of the of the next
generation and his own Fatah. And he gives the Amal there, some
people ask
you Maliki's hold the Amal of ah Medina. Where is the.
The Amal is found in the muata. Then it's found in the four
ummahat of the Maliki school. There are four ummahat, four
mother books of the Maliki school. And these mother books, the top of
it is the mudawana of sahanon
from Abdul Rahman bin Qasim, and then the three other books,
Al otbia, and other books that gather Maddox direct statements.
And in that he says, Al Amal ruin danaka, the action that what we do
here in Medina is this. And he doesn't mean what the regular
person does in Medina. He's meaning what the scholars do, and
that's where we get the Amal from.
All right.
Now, Ibn huzaima
attempted to write a sahih, and it is considered one of the greatest
books of Hadith, except that ma Beka Amin, who Ella Robo,
only a quarter of it is available. The rest of it's been lost.
And then there are, and he's going to cover this other books that
sought to gather the Hadith.
Okay, the sahih.
So
there is a type of book where you take, let's say, Bucharest book,
and you take the same Hadith that have different chains,
right?
Mustach, it's called. And then there's the mustaddraq, which is
that
you take the same conditions.
Did I get them right, or did I mix them up? You take the same
conditions of a Muhaddith like Bukhari or Muslim, and you apply
that everywhere else.
And some ulama say that those who try to do that didn't succeed in
doing that, and they didn't fulfill all the conditions. But
Allah,
okay,
so there are many, many sahih Hadith in the four other books,
Abu Dawud, Tirmidhi,
also darakot, Nir, Hamil baihapi, however, he says,
All right,
layak, fee would Judd, it's not enough. He's saying there are
sahih Hadith in that but not all of them are sahih in these books
that I just mentioned. So you have to look at the conditions that
they observed
for each Hadith,
what an Al Hakim will be Doctor Zaidi alaihima, wahua, Mutasa
Helen, so el Hakim
sought to
to gather what would have been in buchare based on Bucharest
conditions. But as many said here, he didn't. He was not as strict as
Bukhari was in those conditions.
Okay?
And those books that we just mentioned, he said, if it's if
it's not, so here, chances are it's Hassan,
except Illah and yada fihi ila to jebuda for Who were your cardi
Buffy, how? How come he saw he had him. Ibn had ban Allah, so he habi
had him.
Ibn had been Abu ham Ibn had been that
Al busty, perhaps the next one is Al Qutub.
Al most so we mentioned LEM El tezumf Akata Huma a so we will
talk about that tomorrow inshallah. Or next time we talk
about this, we take a little Nevada every day.
Alright, so here we go. What else we want to talk about? Folks?
Let's take a couple QAs real quick
before we wrap up for today. Today's a short stream, because we
have the guest, Leonard sax, he's coming. So we're going to wrap up
in 10 minutes. I'll just take a few questions here.
Take a few questions here,
smile like something like, really happy. Celebrate there. I.
All right,
great Spanish language advocacy for the celebration. Very well
researched and clearly written. And the author wrote a poem
commemorating maurit, says Rabia Brown, she has,
I guess, a source, something like that,
where by go to the Prophet in Spanish, good, here's a there's
another Rabia. T if somebody won a plushie via a crane game, does he
get to keep it or should he give it away? He should give it away.
Those crane games are all haram for us to play. You put in, uh,
50 cents. You get to work on a crane and try to get the toy. So
that is basically a false sale in Islam, invalid sale, because
you're basically you don't know what you're going to get. And the
the chance to get something is not sufficient. So that's not enough.
Who are the real Beni Israel today? There are none Beni Israel.
To be a son of Israel, to be a descendant of a prophet, you
require to be a believer. Once kufr comes into the heart of a
person, they're no longer the descendants of that Prophet,
right? Of course, physically, they're born from that prophet.
But we, we don't give them the the honor, the honorific of being the
descendant of a prophet. There are many people, descendants of
prophets who eventually their descendants left the truth.
Okay? And one of them, for example, say nanua Allah says
about his son in nahulaisam and Alek, right?
Why is my hair? You always get cut in these pictures? Man,
oh, that's why. So we gotta fix it. Can you put it back?
About unless I got one of now, makes me look like I got one of
those. There we go, one of those fresh haircuts.
How do we tell our parents what they're doing is wrong? It's not
our responsibility to
to give to command right and forbid wrong to our parents. But
if you do, you do it in the most kindest way possible. Okay? Amanda
Mari, we just shocked her that crane games are are haram. So
basically, any game where you pay and you don't know what you're
getting back,
you get a chance to shoot the basketball, and maybe get a a bear
or not. You get a crane, and maybe you get a toy or not. You get to
throw the rings on the bottles. They may bounce off and they may
go on. You may get it or not. It's a gamble, right? So there is no
different than spinning
the wheel or playing, playing the the what do they call those games?
Yeah, like the
slot machines. It's no different, right?
So different. Why is kosher food halal? Says Helena aktar, the
reason is that Allah to Allah Himself. He said the food, the
taam, meaning here, the slaughtered meats of the people of
the book, is halal for us to eat. That's why I
Yeah.
Can we keep artwork with faces of animals, either as pictures or
sculptures?
As we said earlier in the matte key, school is pretty lenient on
this matter.
If lenient is the right word to describe such a thing, it's
basically that what's makru
is
or there are two conditions. If you have one of them, it's
discouraged. If you have both of them, It's haram. The conditions
are full body and shadow.
If it's a full body of a human or an animal
and it has a shadow, has haram. If it has one of the two,
it's a skirt. So this, for example, someone bought me this
cheetah. Is that a cheetah or a jaguar? That's a cheetah, that's a
cheetah on the phone, right as a phone case. So it neither is it
full body, nor does it have a shadow. Therefore, it's had
a when I put this up our Qadi in the masjid, he flipped out, right?
I said, Yeah, Malana, but this is okay in the madik math. He said,
Yeah, but the people here don't know what Madame is. They're gonna
think that you're doing something haram.
So I just turned it over when I go to the masjid now, so no one
thinks that I'm doing something haram.
If we see something haram, should we just keep shut says, Call me yo
Aimo.
When our parents do something haram, if you can say without
hurting them or making them feel bad, then you may say it. But if
doing so will injure them, make them hurt but feel bad, then you
shouldn't do.
Hey, I'm gonna have an idea for today's thumbnail. Why don't we
take
and the text and everything,
right, their poster?
Yeah, you could put the picture that you have up on the right, but
then the background would be just that poster, yeah, like that. Or
in the poster, where's the poster? Yeah, something like that, or even
that, that's good. Now there's too much text on that. Go back, yeah,
whatever you want to do something like that.
Can a person lie to cover up something he shouldn't have said,
deny it happens. You can lie about your own sins, provided other
people's rights are not going to be abused.
So for example, Did you smoke weed today? No one has the right to ask
you if you committed disobeyed Allah. That's between me and
Allah. What's wrong with
you? So I can say you don't have the right to answer. I don't have
to say yes. Does not everything? Have to tell you the truth, right?
Certain things you don't have, not your business at all.
But did you steal from fulan At that point,
you could actually say you also could possibly deny that, but you
got to give the money back. So we you're not allowed to ask about
now. Now, by the way, unless you're in, unless you're in a
hearing, then you can't lie in a hearing, you cannot lie
in a testimony. You cannot lie
about other people. You say, I know I took his money, I didn't,
can't
do that. That's really good.
That's really good.
Yeah, it's covered up. That's some go figure that out. I
can kids wear cartoon shirts? Well, kids have an exception for
all this. Kids can play with dolls. Kids could play with toys.
Kids could have teddy bears. They could have figures. They could
wear the stuff on T shirts, if they I guess that's okay too,
right?
But there, there are allowed to play with these things. Yeah,
there's nothing wrong with that. What's the ruling on adopting
children? Will you get a great reward, but you cannot adopt him
as a son and lie to him? That's only thing you can't do. You
cannot lie and say You are my son,
biologically, I'm your dad, that the boy walks around thinking you
gave birth to him, and that's his mom and his dad. You actually have
to tell him when the time is right, I guess, in a in a wise
manner, this is your mom, this is your dad, and we're just taking
care of you, and he can call you mom and dad.
You know that he can call you that, okay, and he and you treat
him like that. And even in inheritance, you cut a portion for
him from the third that you're allowed to give to non
inheritance. Because non inheritor, he's not an inheritor.
Now, what happens when this person has what
person? What happens when this person,
they grow up,
then
the adopting mom and him are there, there can marry, so she has
to wear hijab in front of him.
And if you have daughters,
they have to wear hijab in front of him, unless
you actually nursed and gave this boy milk from the mother
before the or around the age of two, hovering and under the age of
two. So an example with that would be, she freezes her milk.
Then years later,
they come and adopt a baby, and that baby is maybe
two or under, around two years old or under.
At that point, he drinks one sip of that milk. Kalas, he is now in
by the rules of hijab, a member of the family.
He's a member of the family by the rules of hijab, so he can see the
girls without hijab, but he can never marry them. Same with the
mom.
That's how you do it.
A best book to recommend a convert, I would say
the biography of the Prophet sallallahu. Does only prophet mean
Gentile. It means Gentile, non Jew. It means unlettered. The
difference between illiterate and unlettered is that illiterate is
somebody who cannot read, tried to learn how to read, can't right,
no. Unlettered intentionally does not read. He's educated through
other methods,
okay?
And it also means.
Is of the of mercy. Okay, of mercy upon his nation. Another meaning
of Ummi.
What if he parents ask you if something that they do is haram,
you have to tell them the truth in a gentle way without making them
feel bad.
How do you deal with an inferiority complex? So it's you
deal with that in different ways. Number One
through spiritual means,
by realizing the only one that you truly have to impress is Allah
subhanahu wa and the one who gives everybody their power and their
weakness is Allah, and he can give you superiority over others, and
he could lower others. So you should recite different of God for
that, Allahu, Akbar, Yani, ya mokniya, Kafi,
differenti that you should always recite for that number two, there
may be inferiority complexes for reasons, and you can overcome them
with knowledge,
right? By learning. And I'm not saying knowledge of fiqh only. I'm
saying knowledge in general. If you are really knowledgeable about
something, you rise up in the world,
right? You could, let's say, Take someone who's got the worst body
possible, but if this person really puts his mind to studying
and becomes the greatest surgeon
right in the country, or whatever.
All of a sudden, your respect level rises amongst people so
knowledge. Secondly, there are ways, if it's physical, to take
care of yourself,
if it's financial,
just take care of yourself, right? There are ways to change yourself.
I remember one time a guy kid was feeling so bad because he couldn't
find a job in England, he was just feeling so miserable, and
his dad said, stop this. Get up, take a shower,
fix up your hair, put your best clothes on, and just walk on the
street.
So I'm looking at him, and he's getting dressed. I was like, oh,
what's going on? You got an interview or something? He's like,
no. He's like, where are you going? It's like, nowhere. Just
going to walk on the street, right? And he came back. I just
felt better. Why? Because I looked important in front of everybody,
right. Walk fast. He's wearing a nice suit, and he's walking fast
down the streets. That's it. But he felt good about himself now. He
feels important. It works psychological tricks with your own
brain. Hey, why don't we put, why don't we put,
no that. Why don't we put the mbf, 367, under center? It under
profit?
Yeah, centered there, so it doesn't look off.
You're making videos with Wahhabi scholars like Omar Suleiman, is it
halal and Islam to do so? I never seen those ideas come from him.
Why would we say that? No, I don't. I never seen, I mean, I
wouldn't talk to him if he if he was,
I've never seen those
statements come him, that would from him, that would make it
unlawful to interact with him at all. And it's not just me. It's,
you know, I always as you all know.
Hey, Omar, why don't you get the hex of what Muhammad? And use that
for the under Text.
See Muhammad, get the hex code for that. Make that and then mbf, 367
in green. You know how to get hex codes?
This guy's a machine. Yeah, AI probably, I'm sure he's a chat
GPT. Is nutmeg impermissible? What's the heck if you ruling on
nutmeg?
They say you could intoxicate.
That's a good question enough to double check last I heard, it's
forbidden. I heard Yeah.
That's what I heard, yeah.
Look at this guy who's AI using machine. I
which school thought is Imam buchari from? He didn't have a
school thought he was his own which to hit Amen. But his Usul is
Shafi, the Usul that all we need is the Ahad Hadith, and that is
law that Shafi also. There's no doubt about that. His Sheik was
Shafi, whose area was Shafi. So from the Usul portion was Shafi,
without him ever saying that he's a Shafi, but the usur are clearly
the ulsul of Shafi.
Okay,
what is the best way to be sick? Free,
any way to attain this.
From the Sunnah and the actions of the well, there is a way to
decrease your sicknesses, and that is by decreasing your food.
Because the Prophet sallallahu, alayhi wa sallam said the abode of
sickness is the stomach.
So eat less food, you'll get less sickness.
There are that that is the number one son of the Prophet SAW, eat
less food, you'll get less sick. And Allah knows best, but
ultimately, getting sickness is also she fat. For us, it's good
for us to get sick every once in a while into if, in terms
spiritually, it's good for us we get our sins cleansed from that,
but we shouldn't try to get sick, obviously.
How do you deal with multiple opinions in a madhhab? You have to
take the strongest of them. You gotta take the strongest of them.
We're we're bound to that. And if multiple ones are strong, then you
could take either one.
Is the 40 deruth of Sheik zachariel Can dahli permitted,
permissible to recite. Why not?
I didn't see anything wrong with reciting this. What's wrong with
reciting this?
Alright, ladies and gentlemen, unfortunately, we gotta stop here.
Jazakumah And everyone, and hope to see you all in September.
Subhanallah behind up. Let's stop for the last. Of course, in a
ladina, I mean, a solid heart, What a was sober summer was Salaam
Alaikum wa Rahmatullah.