Shadee Elmasry – Devils Trick Fear of the Future NBF 352
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Man that are him and hamdu lillah wa Salatu was Salam ala Rasulillah
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just filled Sunday, it's packed, they have lunch. It's wonderful.
And it's exactly the vibe that we're going for here. And we begin
today with we have a couple of segments segment number one a
minute or two of reset up. Reset, Mister she didn't get as minute
number two, a segment number two tough seated bubbly. Segment
Number Three. All right, fear tricker shades on fear of the
future gut.
And then segment number four is going to be our q&a. So we titled
this fear of the future that'll come in segment numero tres.
Let's read now straight from the satin mustache. She didn't call
her hola
Wilma for recovery and then oedema Toba? Don't regret is Toba. When
you regret something we're talking about the chapter of what is
repentance regret is Toba in the manual sada more Lummi. He wrote
what he when the prophesy set him said, regret is tilba What he
means here is that the most important part of repentance is
regret or it means that the majority of Toba is regret that's
what it means. It doesn't mean that it's completely limited to
that. And one of the proofs of that we know for sure the Prophet
peace be upon him said el hijo out of Hajj is a lot more than Ottawa
right although
hedges the main part the most important part perhaps you can say
is out of all right so that's the meaning of in demand asylum
although he he really only pointed to the bulk of it not all of it
came up got it cinnamon hydrographer A more than one or
can he out of where the greatest of its pillars is out of a and
will move will be meaning to stand at Audubon We, of course, Hodges,
the judge are going now and they're
going to be on Ottawa on Saturday in Villa La Nola rakhna. Phil, hi
GC. Well, Kofi VRFs. Of course, he doesn't mind the Prophet said
hydrography does not mean that the only pillar is standing out auto.
What I can tell them what I can hear. Because Erica Colusa Lola,
he was salam another Muto, but more than more can hinder them the
biggest most important pillar of Hajj
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some said, in truth, all you really need is regret. However,
the question is, well, what if it was one of the rights of Allah?
Don't you need to make us default? Right. The anathema? Yes, that's
Bell, Rachmaninoff Qurani. For no yester Hallo Takahiro, ano, hakuna
Nadeem and Allah Muhammad citronella mentally Oh as immunol
at NAB mentally. So regret will tag along with it. It's to others.
rates which are that
the you you stopped doing it you have no intent to do it again and
and you stopped doing it okay how the Manitoba ology had to daddy do
each Murray fermata you had to shut up Hey, well urbanity for in
a little birdie as bourbon waters even works out salmon. So he said
up to that we just talked about the definition of Toba. But now we
talk about its causes and how to do it and its types for a while
that he got into how whole Calbee and rock the hill of Avila. We're
all here to love the man who led him into it. So we'll have so the
first the reality of repentance is to actually recognize
that I'm committing something wrong. That's the first thing
because many people will be in complete heedlessness.
Alright,
that happens a lot a person will be in complete heedlessness, that
something that they're doing is wrong. So they first must be
informed. And that's why go into the mosques and having lessons
after every Salah like a five minute two minutes 1/62 lesson
after Solari just gonna Joma wakes people up that certain things are
wrong.
You know, some people say they say if I don't know something's wrong,
then I will suffer. Yes, you will suffer the consequences of the
sin. But with Allah, you're innocent, you're innocent. I mean,
say for example, somebody I don't know what, what, give me an
example on what if something a heedless Muslim may do not knowing
it's wrong, not even being aware that it's sinful. Maybe
backbiting.
That's a good thing. It's possible that it's possible that people
could be raised could be live, you know, years of their life, never
once imagining that Backbiting is sinful.
Right? may not know that. So
low and take them to account for this. Right? What's your law takes
you to account for is after having knowledge. Now yes, you are guilty
in general of not learning your religion. Of course, there's
there's that too. But in general, when a person or let's just say
somebody eats ate a concert consumed food that had consumed in
it, not knowing, of course, Jandy you don't know. So you're not
taking to account for it. Now, sometimes you could be taken to
account for the consequences of if it has consequences, or for like,
for backbiting you might not be sinful, but you're gonna for
example, relationships can be broken exact, you're gonna have a
terrible heart is always gonna be uneasy, right? Your heart's always
gonna be at any unease because because you backbite you pretty
much know everyone else back watch me. Right? So like, you just have
a negative lens of everyone, like just constantly talking about
like, and someone that's like that, like they're never, they're
never happy, they're happy, they're never gonna be happy. And
as a result of that, that's the consequence there's, they're still
going to suffer the consequence, the worldly consequence. So the
other worldly consequence you may not take into account for that
because you didn't know any better so you didn't try to disobey Allah
intentionally disobey them. So here's here's the first thing in
teba to be made aware that something's wrong so I'd say the
first level of education is awareness to be made aware that
what you're doing is not correct when else to do it. I had the head
of Joomla but tofi appeal is VA II LMI Ruby badly he means GDL
upgrade. So Hannah who be some a kalbi for in recovery? Well, I
will law he called equilibrium Muslim in and he said your first
preacher is going to be in your heart. Once you hear that
something's wrong, right in your heart.
You're going to you're going to feel it. Many people don't like
this feeling. And they try to push away this feeling
of recovery in a few bedlinen Moto e la Mulgoa is a subtle, subtle
Hello just a loop Sahil just called or in this nourishing your
Salah hut salah, Jamia Oh al burden with a fessor that first
said that Jimmy are better than Allah will he'll called. It's very
important to listen to your heart.
It's very and listening to your heart is
it's it's got parameters, which aren't listening to your heart,
when your heart is telling you
to stop doing something that's confirmed to be wrong, or to do
something that's confirmed to be right. Listen to your heart does
not mean take law from your heart, or take doctrine from your heart.
The heart is not meant to do that the heart is meant to move us
towards what's good.
All right, that's what's established, firmly established as
good. So the heart is not the definer of good and bad. That's
really important to note. The heart is not the definer of these
things. The definer of these things is the dean
and there are fuzzy areas. It's a fuzzy area where the law is not
clear.
Right, or we should say I should say that. Allah's law is always
clear the
The it could be a matter where Allah Himself said
or the prophesy centum said about Allah. He has set limits and set
obligations and remain silent about things out of mercy for you.
So could be a matter that Allah remain silent on in those matters
you can ask your heart right so asking your heart listening to
your heart is when your heart is telling you stop this are the
prophets I said him said is bad. He said the bad is that which
scratches in your heart
that which scratches in your heart that which bothers you.
The good is that which settles in your heart, you know that feels
right. So if you continuously go against what your heart is telling
you, you ruin your heart.
Okay, RB has a genuine question, why do you promote Sufis? Their
science
is a sound science according to the Quran and the Hadith and is a
fulfillment of the essence of the Quran and Hadith. And if they're
promoting an innovation, or they're promoting agreed upon
innovation, or a heresy, then we're not going to support it.
That's it.
Simple answer to that.
The grading amendment No, we in the back of his mock class at the
end, he has a chapter on to solve. That's it. So if that we teach and
preach, how about what we have right in front of us? Where is it?
Yeah, ultimate dean. And one of the greatest books at theology in
our in our history. And it's showing us what is sound and
unsound of the subject matter of to solve. So if that's the that's
what it is, then that's what we're promoting. They've been telling me
I had a chapter on the sofa and as David Samia, who is not a hijab,
for us in certain things in nakida, but nonetheless,
he also has it section on yourself. So if to so what is your
conception of it of Sufism, is that it's all matters that purify
the heart, then that's what we're promoting. And we spend a lot of
time on that so much of our hearts are sick, because of all the sins
that we have inside of us. The second part that this channel
always talks about, are the sicknesses caused by false ideas.
Shubo hats from outside and from inside the religion. There's from
outside should wear hats from outside from what philosophers
bought atheists, naturalists, scientism, et cetera these common
things that you see out in society and also some errors from inside
also from tricks of bliss talk a lot about these things okay
all right
Okay, back to what he says here for either to fuck gotta be a Kobe
he if he thinks with his heart, and he ponders with his art fee
Sue emails now who, regarding what is evil of what he does? Well,
I've thought of Mao who i Lee mill Kabir Hill,
and he looks at how ugly the deeds are.
Sound I feel called to be rather to Toba. It grows in his heart the
wish to change. Well, UCLA, oh, and Kabir Hill, Mohammed. And what
the satanists tried to do and the people are on that path. They want
to kill this consciousness. They even call it a conscious attack.
Like when when somebody like leaves politics, or someone
whistle blows, has he had a conscious attack? His heart woke
up, right?
Fam would do hula how cool Subhana who because he Hill Azeema take
one step in listening to your heart in that regard. And you will
Allah starts to send you hope Allah sends you hope will actually
feed Jamil la Raja, which hopefully as web Toba, not Allah
will send you somebody and they will also send you a book, and
I'll send you a live stream and send you a podcast and send you
something to listen to. And all of a sudden, you're rolling. And in
six months, you're a whole nother person in the better.
That's how it works. But you got to listen, you got to take action.
You got to take action when your heart talks. Remember we're saying
when you listen to your heart, in following
what is established
in the law, not in making law. That's the difference between when
people say the word listen to your heart.
Oftentimes what they mean in in popular society is listen to your
heart in making up morality. Let your heart make up the morality
that's not what we use. When we say listen to your art it's listen
to your art in follow in the shittier.
Or in matters that are fuzzy matters, in which the SRA is
intentionally silent. That's when you follow your heart in making
decisions.
Now me for example, should I hire somebody or should I not should I
accept a proposal to for marriage or should I not? Sometimes you
think about it and all everything adds up mathematically but your
heart's not settled? Well, you're not obligated to do this right.
You're not obligated to marry anyone or hire anyone. So
listening to your heart has value in those things too.
Now, what did you say? The first step you have to do who? Jura? No.
Dan is sue for a new home home Oh lady in a marina who Allah dia de
el caso de, will you, shall we Shona? Are they he's hard to
handle as me. Your heart is going to talk to you, but you got
friends, your friends can talk to you, too. And your friends may in
fact, be a negative impact on you.
And you start really stop listening to your heart. Yeah,
this is the phase that was just a crazy ideas. All right, it was
just a religious kicking them off of it. That's because the people
around you got it off it. They made fun of you. They look down on
you.
And I want to read you a post that I put up on Facebook because I do
actually go on Facebook. These days, they changed the app and
made it a lot easier to use.
This says
the devil's playbook entry number three. I'm putting these entries.
It's random. There's no logic to the name of entry. It's just my
way of record keeping.
Whatever the prophetic path is a bliss promotes the opposite, and
then covers it up with a virtue. That's a summary of the devil's
playbook. He promotes the opposite of what Allah and His Messenger
have taught us in the city and the dean.
And then he covers it up in a virtue to make you think you're
doing something good. Here's an example. You mentioned something
discouraged.
Such as what such as leaning against a wall at Jamal coming to
Juma in grungy clothes. Some people come in their pajamas in
the summertime flip flops, pajamas and a T shirt. He just woke up. He
had his waffles.
Maybe he brushed his teeth, who knows? And he came to the masjid
in his flip flops and his plaid pajamas and an undershirt. Now is
this stuff is not funny, says my crew. Right? It's not cute, small
crew.
You would not go to anyone's house like this, let alone Allah's house
when the Prophet said Joomla put on your best of clothes.
Because it's not enforced. People don't take it seriously. I wish I
had 100% absolute control over Joomla I'll send you back. No, I'd
send you back. I sell them you're not done yet. You're not
attending. Oh, you're not allowed to Yes, I'm allowed to 100% It's
an epidemic. We got to do something about this. Go back home
and change. Or I give you a job. How's that that's more diplomatic
and political politically. We're here to take this Turkish Juba,
put it on so you can respect yourself. Take drama. I take it
seriously. Like an in the opera. These opera singers will be so
demoralized the day that people start coming in drowned in like
this in a drama awareness PJs. What is this? There's no respect.
No people don't respect their own. Everyone respects his profession,
right? And you demand respect to your profession. I would send you
I want to have bouncers all along. I'll call them ushers all along
the wall. Get up get up. Are you handicapped, there's chairs over
there for the handicapped. Are you sick, there's chairs over there,
get up. Okay, sit up in the rows. Everyone fill up in the rows.
Anyone's on their phone? He's got a little stick, tap, tap, tap, put
your phone away. You can go to a Broadway show right now. And if
you get caught doing this and they're just singing Lion King and
other songs like that, they're gonna tell you to stop.
Why is it that they have far more respect for their profession?
Singing songs.
And we have for the deen of Allah this a command from Allah this
what's going to save us
is because we have this is this this cheap mentality. We just
begging for people to come now I'm not begging to come there's a lot
of mosques go to another mustard.
There's a lot of mosques not begging for anyone to come. We're
like begging. We're just so happy you showed up.
You know what people actually like other things that demand respect.
They respect what demands respect.
Now I'll tell you what people say Oh, come on, at least they're
showing up. So I'll tell you why this is a false approach. Number
one, it makes the mediocre, acceptable. You are accepting of
mediocrity. You're accepting of it. Secondly, the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa salam said compare upwards in matters of Deen
compared downwards in matters of dunya
if you buy a new car, don't go around. You know driving out with
your car now looking at other wonderful cars and looking at
other wonderful deals out there.
And then regretting what you have.
In matters of the deen, whatever thing you have a sorry of the
dunya of this world what you have
You compare down.
If somebody gives you dinner of just some rice and vegetables, you
think about those who don't even have rice, those who don't even
have food at all those who are eating insects, those who are
eating just basically a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for
dinner, or those kids who have no dinner at all. You compare down in
matters of the world, and you compare up in matters of religion.
So if someone was to say
something like this, well, well, at least they show up. What did
you just do you compare down? So you've rendered what God has made
discouraged, to be acceptable. That's the problem. Now, here's
when you don't compare up. You don't compare up when someone did
something praiseworthy.
So a child comes in and says, you know, this happens all the time
father comes up and says, Son, my son memorized for suitors of Quran
that you that you don't compare down and say only for Sudha. So
he's half your age and you memorize for just know that's,
that's what that would be wrong. He's memorized for so what is
this? Good? So the benchmark here of one to compare up and when to
compare down? Is, are they doing something good? Or isn't mcru are
haram are worthy of blame? If Allah made it blameworthy? Why are
you making them and giving them an out? That's the question. Allah
made it blameworthy. Don't give them an out. Context is a
different thing. The context is a whole different thing. Brand new
Muslim, for example. Yeah, that's there's context here. So the
context that I'm talking about are people who know better.
That's the context.
The context is very important. You have a brand new Muslim, brand
new, newly repentant, Muslim,
newly repentant, most of us, you're lucky he's in the masjid.
That's there's context to when the context is you've been 20 years
Muslim, and you've been coming to and leaning for 20 years. And
coming in your pjs for 20 years. There's different excuse, right?
It's a totally different context. So that's where Be careful of
shaytans tricks.
And shaytaan will trick parents to
parents are lazy, I don't even know sometimes the shaytaan I
think it's just people.
If they have, they want to avoid resistance. And if they have a kid
who needs a push all the time, they want to avoid the resistance.
So how do they they they make giving up look good, is by
comparing down? Well, at least he's not into drugs. Yeah, he
sometimes skips his prayers, and he gets C's. And sometimes he's
just spends the whole night on his phone, but at least he's not in
drugs. This is terrible. Like you're you're basically giving
yourself an out to be lazy, justifying laziness. Remember what
we're saying here, we're saying things that are agreed upon
discouraged. For a person who doesn't have an excuse. That's the
context, it's agreed upon to be blameworthy behavior. For a person
whose context does not give him an excuse. There are contexts that
give you an excuse.
As we set a brand new Muslim, we Hamdulillah that even took shahada
let alone, you know, come in with earrings, ripped, ripped jeans,
who cares, right, he's shaking your head is the most important
thing.
So context is here is important.
This is the problem with comparing down
at a time where IBLEES then makes you feel that you're the Merciful
One makes you feel you're considerate. And that's why I said
the devil's playbook is to take the exact opposite of what Allah
and His Messenger call for, but yet cover it up in mercy sauce,
cover it up in a virtue. This is exactly what Nietzsche said about
the Christians, when he said that Christians say turn the other
cheek, and they don't fight and everything. And he said, this is
nothing other than cowardice, and weakness covered up in a virtue,
it's a false virtue. So remember, her dad says, The virtue
that's out of place becomes a vise or becomes an blameworthy, a
virtue that is out of place. And that's something that we have to
be very careful about here. So what is the shift saying here
is a shift Sabater set of push idea? I'm just kidding. And of
course at he says, stay away from those who demoralize your Azeema
this disease that I'm talking about, and also the previous posts
that I talked about apostasy apostasy is not just leaving
Islam. No. Mayor Ted dimming command Dini for Sophia to love to
communicate bomba buena apostasy is not just leaving Islam apostasy
under this, this idea of rid of replacement, this is the call do
This is where we can call the age of replacement.
People will be replaced, who will be replaced those who apostate of
course there'll be replaced for everyone who will. You can take it
literally. For every single person who apostates, Allah will bring
multiple people to enter Islam. Your numbers, we will not lose you
in numbers, you will not be a loss in numbers. We could take it
literally Mayor Ted Domingo, one singular individual Pierre Pearson
apostates out of Islam, for Soviet low becoming, Allah will bring a
whole people, a bunch of people who will enter Islam in your
place. So we could take that literally. But underneath this,
this concept of replacement is also those who stop who have no
interest anymore in supporting Islam. And we quote a shift I
don't know booty saying that that's his diagnosis of theirs.
Yeah, they're Muslim. They have no problem with that.
So far.
But do you think do you think they have interest in supporting Islam?
When you go to these Islamic countries? Yeah, they'll they'll,
they'll have the line there will be a line for them up till now
which is good. At least that line is there but are they going to
actually do they get enthusiastic about the deen to or they
enthusiasm about spreading the deen
you don't see that.
And so far as that's the case Allah will bring another group of
people to to who will love this Deen.
Allah Ines OMA Muhammad Sallallahu Sallam will never be absent of
lovers have the deal. You just got to find them. Stay away from
family, extended family, nations and peoples. All who although
they're Muslim, they're completely demoralizing. Any excitement about
the deen That's your problem. I guarantee you that's the problem.
Stay far away from them as possible.
And us ethnic people, Egyptians Pakistanis, all these were a
collective societies meaning that we're all about family. It's all
about coming together.
It's not an individualistic society, like the West which gives
the power to the individual this. We believe in our cultures that
the power is with the family.
In such societies, if enough people have a type of sickness,
have a type of thought pattern, they will that will dominate the
whole family.
And that's the problem. So you can be you can be part of it and
there's no escape. Wherever you turn is mockery of the Dean
laughing at it. You get up to pray. Okay, ma'am, because he
needs to go pray now. Right? Just because you prayed, right. You
have a little stubble on your chin, just go with the basic, most
limited chef a Roxa. Alright, here's the next Bin Laden over
here. Be careful. Don't make fun of you.
Don't make fun of everything you do.
They'll demoralize you with jokes. And you will end up feeling
yourself to be extreme. You'll end up feeling yourself. Maybe I
overdid it, you'll end up saying to yourself well if I want to try
to make maybe make it out to these people, I should not actually have
an outward appearance of Dean so I can get to them. Right so I could
give Dawa to them. And there are people who just mock your religion
left and right. They will ask they won't mock the actual religion
they'll they'll laugh at your religiosity and your care for the
deen
and that's that's what Imam
crusade he is pointing to here. Stay away from you, shall we
sunnah Allah He said to her that Azmi.
They will cloud up.
They will ruin the signal
of your strength of Azeema your strength of desire. I've seen this
so many times. Brother goes back in the old days, brother goes off
to an intensive you know he gets better throughout the year goes to
an intensive. It comes back strong. Then his mom has none of
it or his dad has none of it or his family makes fun of or he
takes a trip to Egypt after that spends the whole summer in Egypt.
By the time he comes back. They have finished him off. They have
knocked him down one little joke one little comment at a time. One
comment at a time one joke at a time. And he's back to his old
self.
Tibet to be with a convert with terrible habits, all bad habits
but he's a convert who loves Islam and he's learning it's probably
better for your heart that to be with those people who've been
Muslim for 20 generations, but have no
love at all.
No desire at all. No passion for it at all.
What I assumed was that it could end up in while though data missa
missa tee led to you to Z do Rocco betta who fit Toba? This is
amazing. This book. He's saying this is not none of this is gonna
happen unless you are observant of what increases
Is your Azeema for Toba? You have to be observant. When is my Toba
increasing? When is it decreasing? Now, I guarantee you, many people
have experience like this. Back when I was teaching at Yale, I
still go to Yale. And there was a most liberal Muslim group there.
And we were all friends. And I noticed that little by little, me
and them,
we get a little bit softer, a little bit a little bit more
tolerant.
Every year that pass every month, a little bit more tolerant
of things that we shouldn't really tolerate. And a little bit taking
lightly.
Things that were actually part of the dean. Now luckily, one mile
away from you, is a metric called message Islam. It's literally one
mile I used to drive my car in from exit eight down to exhibit
one or three, on route 91 Park at mustard, Islam, unlock my bike
from their bike over to you with my cycle, my bicycle, and then use
my bike on the campus, then come back. So every day I was going to
measure this lab.
When the prayer time will come in, mess, the Islam is about 70% in
the springtime, all the people come out of jail in the spring.
And they're they're given one of the addresses, they're given as
muscle Islam because the brother there for the doctor, Jimmy Jones,
may Allah bless him, would like he was in the system, and he would
take care of these guys.
These guys would come out. And it's a whole nother world. They
truly cared about every little thing that they learned about
Islam. And most of the things they learned were the outward things,
superficial things. In your mind, you think, Oh, this is superficial
thing. This is not the real thing. Right? They cared so much about
the length of your beard, the length of your throat, the length
of your miswak exactly how to recite the test, we have to sell
all these things.
And I said in the beginning like wave it off as just these are just
the externals, then again, you gotta look alright, what is their
intent though?
Their intent is to submit to Allah and draw near to Him. That's what
matters. So in that I'm sure that they were feeling such a
nourishment because they cared. And that's what they knew to these
guys are like Muslim two, three years only. That's what they knew.
Time passes, believe it or not, I feel Subhanallah these guys are
far more guided than the than all these smart people even no matter
even if they're Muslim, because these guys are not ashamed to
care. That's the thing. In academia, they shame caring.
If you seem to care about your dean, you're probably not
objective anymore. And it's something that's out of fat. It's
like totally uncool. You can't get caught loving your deen. That's
really the psalm. It's an unwritten rule. You cannot get
caught loving your deen these guys love every inch of it
it was an observation
it was an observation. Be careful. I tell you many converts marry
Muslim family
they bring their him hit. They bring his hammer down. Nope, they
will bring his him down. Okay, mashallah, that's good. But
there's a beard have to be that long.
Right? That's all they'll just pick out that pick away at his
long beard. A peck away at it. Until he takes it off. They'll
pick away at his job until he puts on a polo shirt. They will just
pick and pick and pick and peck away at your heart is what they're
picking away at. Do not want you to love. They feel maybe they it's
almost like yeah, why if you're Muslim, why don't you love it?
It's like they're Muslim, but they hate it.
You get up to pray Sunon or read of God. By the way, that's not
fun. It was gotta be reading. It's not fun. But it's almost like you
intentionally want to give a lot of the bare minimum.
Go ahead, actually reminds me of this one. One of our classmates in
class I was taking and I take she was a convert and white convert
from England. And she was asking the chef, she was like, about
rocks or this idea of a Roxa because we were on the
unreasonable sort of field and we got up to Luxor and Azeema. She's
like, you know, when I converted and stuff, and whenever I would
ask people stuff, they would always say, oh, yeah, you know, do
this and make it easy for me. Like, oh, this is the rasa.
There's, you know, these are different opinions. You can take
what's easy and stuff. And then she asked a chef, she's like, she
told him like, you know, I always didn't I never liked that. She's
like, I always wanted to follow this one month hub, and like, just
want to know, like, Okay, how do I you know, do it according to this
one. And I've had been all that. And people around me always say,
Oh, just follow, you know, make it easy for me. Right and she was
like, put away
From because she had this like him, right? Because she wanted to
follow it according to this method she wanted to, you know, be
consistent her Dean, and then all these people, right? They're like
trying to make it easy for you know,
this, people always ask
isn't it?
The deans was too easy. Why are you so worried about ease? Why
don't you worry about what's right? Why don't you worry about
what Allah loves? How's that? Forget what's right and wrong,
right? That's all academic.
You saying isn't a loss of donors and Allah want things to be easy
for it? Hold on a second.
You
care more about yourself being easy right now. That's what you're
focused on. Why don't you focus on what Allah loves? How's that?
Change your paradigm? Change your focus.
Take yourself out of the centrality of the thinking. Take
it out. And ask yourself What does Allah Allah what would the prophet
the prophet is a human being right? We can visualize him.
He can. He says, some people may say, okay, Allah was unseen.
Alright, the Prophet peace upon him a human being? What would he
love? Why don't you put that there?
In the middle?
That's what I want to tell people did isn't where are we supposed to
choose what's easy? What's easy. In our religion, we do have a
concept of Musharaka. hardship.
Okay, and what what determines hardship?
Really, the pious scholars will tell you if something is a
legitimate hardship or not.
But someone barely cutting it. And barely putting in effort would not
be the right arbitrator for that, in every field that needs
arbitration.
in Major League Baseball, when a player and his team disagree on
the contract, they go to arbitration, who are they bringing
to arbitrate? What is a fair contract? What is too little? And
what is too much of an ask? Are they going to bring someone from
the Culinary Institute? Are they going to bring somebody from the
construction business? Are they getting someone who has been in
baseball for years, and he could tell you this player is equivalent
to this player, their stats are the same, their age is the same
their height and weight is the same, their positions pretty much
the same? And he's earned this so therefore this is a fair request
or not.
Who drawn
us how to stay away from them?
Let me tell you another observation. In my friend group,
we're all Egyptians. There are a lot of guys who went a lot to
Egypt, they go to Egypt a lot. They have this disease. And there
were some who didn't go to Egypt a lot myself. I went from 11 to like
20 I didn't go to Egypt right?
I never had this disease.
And I didn't hang out with other Egyptians I hang out with
conference. I did. Some of them were not converts and some work
converts like 5050 Those converts brought the energy they bought the
love.
Now let me tell you something else. Convert after 20 years may
fall into what everyone else falls into. After like 1520 years the
Convert label starts to mean very little.
What affects the regular OMA affects them too. And a lot of
times if that love is not fed, if that fire is not protected, if
logs are not brought in if gas is not supplied, if oxygen is not
supplied,
they suffer whatever when else suffers.
We're talking about the disease
of no motivation. souring your motivation and lack of love for
the deen that's another group people that Allah to Allah
replaces
so cut
contemplate what factors in the world revive your dean and what
depress your dean stay away from what depresses your dean
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Buddha ultimately to the stopband alright, we stop here from
Minnesota crush it. We talked today about the disease of being
around those types of people who will destroy your Azima
by always saying brother
Do you really have to do that? You know, and these little comments
that you'll get from your Muslim family? Are you ciphered? Why do
you know this? What's all this effort for? It's not fun it right?
That crowd, they will destroy your Azima
some people they don't do anything in life because the people around
them love mediocrity. I'll give you examples a guy starts going to
the gym, immediate starts to get laughed at. He's made fun of it,
what do you think you're gonna be okay? You come to the
Schwarzenegger, all that stuff to make fun of him. And then you have
two paths, you got the guy who actually quits and the guy who
sticks it up. So Stay, stay away from those types. Who
in their Azeema they constantly put you down until you become just
like them. There is I want to bring up like blacks, like the
opposite, which is you know, a lot of to live and what happens is,
they start to learn filter and stuff and then they read that, you
know, their whole life they go doing will do and thinking, you
know, I got to do all this and then they finally learned, okay,
this is a sunnah. And so when their family comes up to them, and
you know, the family knows that this guy's studying and stuff like
that. There'll be easy on their family. They'll be like, Okay,
this is this. The Sunnah is just the Sunnah affected fit teacher,
he'll say, you're only a Jahad. That's a giant. He's like this
whole idea of some of this being fault. It's not by by practice, by
authority by me you do everything. He said, There's only like from
the aspect of priorities. So like, let's say you don't have time,
then you might drop the sunnah to do the wedges or default. But it's
like this whole conception. That's such I think, common thing. Well,
when you first learned I don't have to watch it, you know?
demoralizes? Yeah.
Yeah.
We're a lot of times like you'll
like it's almost, it becomes almost synonymous with option.
Yeah. Like, oh, it's so no, it's not required. It's not obligatory.
It's under so it's optional. It's any, any language that downgrades
motivation? Yeah. Must be from Satan. That language is from this
is one of his tricks. So yes, any language at geogrids. So we have
like the polio, Taliban, right. And then his parents who have been
doing this all their lives. Now you come all of a sudden, and you
tell them you break it to them? Yeah. And actually, they don't do
it. And then they stop doing it. They stopped doing it. Yeah.
Right. And then you feel proud. I taught them something. Like you
just made them. I'm doing a sunnah. Right? So the way you talk
to people that are one as the Taliban, it shouldn't be based off
of, you know, I'm going to educate them it should be based off what's
gonna make them practice what's gonna make them better, what's
gonna make them act, not uneducated. Action, you know, how
many Muslims their whole life they don't know the Father and Sunnah
of will do and they do the perfect voodoo, because he doesn't know
the moment you tell him. He's not gonna join. He's not gonna do this
soon. Right? So he's better off that's a good ignorance to have.
So that's what also you have to use vague wording, like instead of
saying this technical person, because you learned all you know,
the father, Dennis, just you should do it or do it. Right. You
don't have to be all technical, then just say do it. Yeah. That's
it. That's the right and in touch we were taught when you teach kids
to read, you just teach or teach them to read you teach them to
read with Tajweed without necessarily telling them what's in
the volume and what's clever and what's it. Just teach them
straight with each week.
We shift to segment number two, a little bit of tafsir
look at the cannula comfy him was Watson has an attorney McCann
arugula What do Merker Subhanallah same exact subject, you have a
good example in them.
For those who want who desire Allah and his last day so there
are Muslims who have a very weak desire on this. They have a very
weak desire on the pleasure of Allah. And anytime that people
say, Well, isn't the deen supposed to be ease? So I what we should
always say to them is flip your paradigm.
Why don't you look at what pleases Allah? Right? What will make the
Prophet happy? What would make a law pleased? More than asking
yourself what makes it easy for you? Once you change that way of
thinking, you change all the questions, all the questions
change.
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demoniac awful la wa for other
women. yatta
yatta vinal Imani ye while in Kufa.
Oh my So what Allah for in Allahu Allah you will Hamid actually has
levels actually, we call b b Hawa who
be Wella II
will be antibody. So a totally is to turn from one side to take on
somebody else to have loyalty to somebody else. But what does that
mean? Does that mean like just I start liking their way of doing
things. My crew
Alright, I start loving the way they do things. I love their
culture, my crew
loving what is just Hello, love their things for you that does not
contradict the Sunnah. Hello, right? Go to Japan, I love how
clean things are. That's fine solid mud lube in the first place.
But now I love their clothes and start wearing the clothes of that
group of people. And it's not yours in the first place and you
taking off the what's what was more closer to the Sun for that we
could say my crew, right? If it's something forbidden that you love
now, for a bit. Now we talked about what's more important, which
is loyalty and conflict. And that's what that is about. The
loyalty and conflict
that if you believe them to be correct enemies of Islam you
believe that to be correct. That's
right. So that is that the loyalty and octina No, or you're taking
them on in that belief.
So that's where
we'll meet you too. I love it, how could have different types and
levels.
siding with the adjoining the enemy in a battle
against Muslims will be Cofer if you believe them to be correct.
And it will be a major sin if you don't believe them to be correct.
But the love of the dunya has overcome you or cowardice has
overcome you and you join them and fought against the Muslims. Is
that what you want Jeff? To be the same
no
know
so the what would make you a Kaffir is if you join them
believing them to be more correct in the in their beliefs. That's
sorted right there. Right then at that point, even if you didn't
join them
if you just said they're correct
Yeah.
Yeah. Now if you say no, no, no, they're correct. But you know, I
have contracts so I'm just gonna side with them on this this
dispute. We can't say you're a Catholic. He he made a major sin
at that point. And you will be responsible for cutting to that
Scott. If you're if you actually took part in the war with them.
For them Karla McCarty phelim Amara Love Me Nina be Agia what
till Cofer either move me know in a crib and watch the kid while the
hula hula Dawa al Bara were animala who said that? Wedge
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So when Allah commanded animosity, we must have animosity to those
who are fighting the truth.
Meaning you don't side with them. You don't support them. You don't
sympathize with them. You don't fraternize with them. You disavow
from them.
And Allah saw that this was very hard on the believers to it's not
easy to do that with with some of these family members, that Allah
says allah sallallahu ala Giada Vina convenient within our day to
minimum maybe in the future there will be love between you. Between
the two of you there will be loving the future. hearts always
changing for falala who that be an Islamic cathedral minimum. And
Allah did this. Many of them entered Islam after that. And they
became allies again and brothers and they could mix with them and
they could marry from them again. will lock the room below Kadir
Willa Furuta hidden out Allah is Powerful Over All Things so
do what Allah tells us to do and Allah is in charge of the hearts.
Learn how come Allah Allah, the enamel, katsu confit Dean, what am
I going to do coming here to come into my room. And there is no harm
for those who were non believers, but they never fought you in your
religion.
And they didn't try to remove you from your homes
that you be good to them. So Allah did not prohibit butter, or
bitter. For those who they didn't come out to fight. Yes, he's not a
Muslim. Okay, but he didn't come out to fight you. He didn't come
out to have you boycotted, like the boycott of kurush towards the
bene Hashem. And there was some kofod Who cheated and sent them
food, right? We know that. So there were good people amongst
them, except that they hadn't come around to recognizing the truth
about the Prophet peace be upon him. So animosity does not is not
directed to them. animosity is directed to those who fought you
for your religion or for
To remove you from your homes, that's where the animosity is
brought for.
Be good to them and be fair to them.
In Allah headward McCarthy in Cardiff now best known as La,
causa, Canaccord sallahu Nabi SallAllahu Sallam Allah, Allah,
you katsu, whether you if you are in or they are hada for Oculus
Allah Who fevery build him, there was a non-believing tribe, they
swore they promised the Prophet peace be upon him, then they made
a deal. So, we will not fight you and we will not help anybody who
fights you.
So Allah to Allah then allowed for good relations between them.
So not all the non Muslims lay Susa. Allah says lay Susa, they're
not all the same. So Allah to Allah has actually separated
between the types of non believers and he's unified the believers
unified the believers meaning in loyalty to one another famous sang
says you don't have to, like every Muslim but you have to love them.
Like family like you don't have to like them the guy but in policies
in certain important things, you have to be loyal to him. So he
says here that
I don't cuss a lot with he booted him. Allah permitted them despite
their not being believers to be good to call Abdullah and his obey
and desolate fee. As madman to me Buck Abdullah bin Jubair says this
came down in estimate the daughter of Abu Bakr,
which is his mom, of course, right? With that he got an Omaha
Kuta ala Binta Abdullah Oza. Kadima. Talay have been Medina to
be hedaya Oh Baba been walkathon was Sam Nunn. We're here Mochica
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that's not meant to be Bucher is her mom is different from Irish
his mum said Irish his mother was Muslim. But as some as mother was
not Muslim. So that will be Abdullah bin is where it's grandma
from his mom's side. Because Abdullah Zubair and us met married
to had a child Abdullah bin Salman Abdullah bin Zayed is going to
eventually become the Khalifa of Mecca with the Emir of Mecca. And
he's gonna have a he's gonna rule there for nine years until had
just been user comes and kills him, puts them on a cross outside
the city of Mecca.
And as Matt was alive at that time, and she had gone blind. So
he says that when SMS mother came to visit her in Medina,
she had honey and she had all sorts of nice things or sorry,
ghee, right? Butter and all these nice things to bring to her
daughter as really as usual. And mother in law's always come with
good fruit to the house. Right? So
she says, I don't know if we could do this more. I don't know if we
could be friends. I don't know if I could let you in my house. Don't
come in until ask the Prophet peace be fun. And the Prophet
permitted it.
Why because her mother was from those who does not have animosity
towards the Muslims.
I've gone through our heads and muddy heap of Bernama different
Abdullah Noemie of Ghana, Muhammad ibn Yusuf had death and Muhammad
Yunus might have done a poor job had doesn't know how to Manisha in
Ottawa and to be
honest commitment to Abu Bakr.
Radi Allahu anima call it Kadima Tala Omi we're here Moshe Rekha
Kadima Talia, ami haimo Sharika viaggio Quraysh it I had
Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam with data. This is after the conch the
sort
of her debut and they had one year they had just supposed to be 10
year truce and now we'll give visit one another. So she came to
visit Medina wisdom and the prophets I said and brought this
no one can visit Medina and be around and see the difference
between the pagan life and a Muslim city except they're gonna
Jerusalem.
Alright festive day to Rasool allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
I said, Yeah rasool Allah in the Emir Kadima, Allah Yahweh here,
okay, Baton fo Sneha my mom has come and she wants to have good
relations again. Should I be good to her? Call it Nam, sweetie. Yes,
I have good relations with her.
The Medaka Alladhina Nahum Ancelotti, him then he mentioned
those whom we're not allowed to have good relations.
is what?
The RFP for we're not allowed to have good relations with.
We'll stop here.
And we'll go to segment number three.
Segment Number three, we now cover
one of the greatest things that bliss does to us fear the future
of bliss. We're reading now from shucks, I don't want to Bulte this
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essentials, plus, plus or Arabic. Alright, the second cause of
depression and anxiety that shaytaan brings up on people
fear of the future.
As previously mentioned, the first and most common cause of
depression, anxiety and psychological unrest is when a
person does not know anything about the story of his existence.
So you don't know anything about your origins. It's a big sinus
source of anxiety and depression. We don't even realize how
important it is the fact that you each know your mom and dad forget
like the actual origin of life and who created us.
Even worse than that, you don't even know where their mom and dad
is.
But now
there's another one, which is fear of the future, constant anxiety
about what's happening to the first cause was discussed no need
to repeat it here. But it will be useful to go over its framework in
order to move from the first cause to the second one example is given
someone goes to sleep at night in his own bed, and in his own house.
And when he wakes up, he finds himself on a train that is taking
him to some unknown destination. How much anxiety would that cause
a person he does not know?
Who took me from my house to this train? He does not know who's
driving the train. He doesn't know where the train is headed. And
what awaits him at this destination? Is he going to the
what was the Russian jails the gulags?
Is he going to jail? Is he going to an internment camp? Who was
taking him where
there is no doubt this person will experience a great deal of
psychological turmoil. It sounds like the plot of a movie. Right?
It sounds like a plot of a movie. Right?
No matter how luxurious the views, no matter how wonderful the train
is,
you would be a fool to allow this distraction
to from asking you from making you think about the important
question. Who the heck brought me here? And where the heck are we
going? What's going to happen? And someone says relax, look at these
beautiful trees. Look at the mountains. Wait till the food
comes. Not only that, there's entertainers. There singers come
and say guys wake up what's going on here? Why are we here?
Isn't it that would actually be a great movie someone makes or a
book someone writes as a metaphor of life. Right? And that's exactly
what it is. And I'll tell you who's gonna ask that question that
people not in first class.
And that's why the poor go to heaven. Right? Right. The poor are
easily more easy to be guided than anyone else even know how to do
and said one of the wisdoms why Islam reached went or the
revelation came to the Bedouin is that they had very few
distractions. They did not have an established culture or heritage of
like governments and institutions and things like that. All they had
was sand and goats and camels and the sky and water and milk
and date juice, which they sometimes turn into date one. That
was it. Within three years, not the rear three months, within
three months, you will have seen and enjoyed everything there is to
see and enjoy. If you're an adult transported to Arabia before
Islam, you give it three months, three months you will have eaten
camel eating go eating sheep, eating dates, eating squash, drank
water, drank milk, maybe got honey, married, probably motor
because it was very common back then. Right? Very common. And they
didn't consider it prostitution.
What else is there to do?
That's it within one week.
So he said they're prime now to be
able to think about other things. Whereas the city people just
getting through the day, you don't you don't ponder these big
questions once,
because of how complex life is in society is, and also how many and
how much entertainment there is.
This is why shallow people exist in the big cities was filled with
entertainment. And you go out to the farms, because they don't have
those things, they're able to ponder. They're able to think of
the deeper things of life. And that's the beauty of things.
How lost what is ignorance make him feel if this vehicle were the
entire world or the universe, this person opens his eyes and finds
himself in a world without knowing who or where God him here doesn't
know the purpose of his existence. He sees people living and dying,
does not know what death is.
does not know what awaits him after death. The chain of
ignorance creates dangerous causes, which today we call
depression, anxiety and psychological unrest.
We were talking about art no matter who was talking to
and I was saying that we talked about you.
Your Sanders Yeah. And then we're saying that
religious art the Muslims art is is saying, Look at Allah. Look at
the creation of a lot. Look at the wonder it's pointing to Allah.
The humanist takeover.
And humanism is saying, Look at me.
Or sorry, look at humanity.
Look at look at the human being. Modernism comes around and says,
Look at me.
post modernism comes around and says, Look at my mental illness.
No one can tell me that Dali and these guys at that point, you
know, but Dali, by the way, he's the craziest of all the these
artists. He changed his life around.
And he became a Catholic and renounce all that Kufa that he was
on.
Hmm,
is a different cover. Yeah. It's a different cover. But at least he
Titi took off that atheism. And he Rosa was on. He was a nut. He and
he was he was hilarious to watch his interviews. He's Spanish I
think. And he had this obsession with the rhinoceros. She a jeep
and he's but he would say like the horn of the rhinoceros is actually
a work of art. Because it like what makes the horn of rhinoceros
come perfectly. Like it's a perfect symmetry and size. It's
not like he goes from big to skinny all of a sudden it's like
perfect, right so he was obsessed with the rhinoceros.
Then he was obsessed with his moustache made a mustache that was
so long, right that he was to put soap in it. That was the in the
50s Easy soap as gel. The mustache was so long, you clearly see this
is mental illness. There's nothing else beyond that.
Sucker. Oh, I'm not laughing at it as Matt laughing at mental
illness, but it's almost like an induced mental illness because of
your cover.
It's not saying all mental illness are induced, saying some of these
ideas will make you act as if you're crazy.
Usually a person in his youth will try to avoid these vital questions
by resorting to entertainment and chasing amusements, which take up
all his time. But he lacks knowledge he tries to stay far
away from these questions and the unease of attempting to answer
them. Most young people who excessively seek entertainment and
heedless distractions, do so in order to forget the vital
questions that keep chasing them.
Imagine however, when the phase of youth ends, followed by the phase
of middle of life which in which desires, whims and basic instincts
curiosity about the world all decreases?
These questions must then dominate and conquer the mind and the self
where then can this person escape from these questions? What brought
me here? What's my purpose, the time for desires is over. He no
longer has the capability or means to follow his whims. And so these
questions must dominate at this time. You might notice that
depression dominates the middle age in the elderly, in secular
materialistic societies in a persistent and dangerous manner
because the time of resorting to hit the subscribe distraction and
chiming as best there's only one thing they can resort to roll it
back, run it back, go back to the same old desires that you so
5045 50 year old guy and now he's realizing he gets this these
questions that are dominating his mind.
Where'd life go all that stuff? So he gets a midlife crisis divorce,
his wife abandoned his kids. Go trade it all in for a sports car,
marry an 18 year old. Of course, he's gonna get dumped in three
years when she wakes up to the reality that it went on.
30 He's 60 Right? When I'm 40 He's 70 It's not gonna work. So see if
we can get a buck out of them now, right? Pay for my meals for a few
years, and then we kick them to the curb. That's what happens,
right?
Show me one guy who had a midlife crisis.
Then went married someone 30 years younger. And she stayed with him.
Probably if Donald Trump didn't win the presidency, she'd have
bounced.
That'd be rich enough. Yes, the right to be rich enough. That is
sort of stupid. And he's got to have protected his money. All his
assets have to be in a fund.
Not not personal ownerships got to make it almost like an endowment
where he gets salary, and he has the right to use as much of it as
he wants. But it's not his so when you sue, you can't sue him for
anything. The rich actually don't own anything. Put all their money
in these. What do they call them?
Funds, right? It's like a nonprofit, basically.
You know, that trick? Oh, the rich.
Once people have so much money that they could just easily be
sued. They put their money into nonprofit, their own they created
themselves, right? They'll call it like, let's say, Shadow moss
refund. Right? It's a nonprofit. The nonprofit has one member me
and I write the constitution the constitution of this nonprofit is
that God wants you can use all this money he wants.
There may be laws like you have to give away 5% or 10%
No problem give chart that's when you see the rich giving charity
don't get so impressed. Right.
Then I could use it all month then if if if the divorce occurs to
these rich guys. She can sue him for anything he didn't even on the
shirt. He said Yes, sir.
Right and so he may own the little things of life. But the big things
are all in the name of the font.
We got three four eligible bachelors in the studio folks.
How does the Quran cure the root cause of the problem?
Quran cures this problem by placing one in front of the
healing answers to these essential in these incessant questions. Who
am I? Why was I created and put in this life? Where am I heading?
What's my final? What is death? What will I face after death? What
is the duty I've been assigned in this life? The Quran places you in
front of the detail the answer to all these questions. The starting
point to these answers is the belief that one's the one
addressing you is Allah and the certainty that the one speaking to
you is the creator of this universe, your Creator, the One
who created life and death
when you are certain that these are his words than you believe
them and so when you listen to the schedule of this journey from
start to finish the story of your existence and your duty and your
destination will be relieved of all the factors that cause this
anxiety and depression the Quran is full of verses that help meant
about the woman and come and sit here
set up women enter
mashallah Arabic From where Vancouver, masha Allah
please tell the Canucks to go back to black and gold ridiculous blue
and green
Vancouver way out in Northwest Canada
how far from the US border
Seattle is nothing that's nothing so it's pretty close to put
yourself in Canada
raining all the time
like Seattle weather same same weather as Washington right
now they the clouds care about the line that we call a border right
so same weather as rainy cloudy yeah
yeah, it's a cool name but the weather is not that great. Right
Vancouver is a coolant what does it mean?
A person
was a cool name. Vancouver must be from like some other European
language right van Coover
yeah
yeah
cool name but the weather is not so great
All right, so you flew over here where you staying? Staying
with these guys okay, good Masha Allah so it worked out from de la
great to see so Marcin from Vancouver is joining us bachelor
are married.
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five Bachelors
in the studio.
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these married guys call us man. Hello, us. Yeah.
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Oh, yeah
the Quran is full of verses that help man by placing him in front
of the information that he desperately thirst for. Yeah, a U
haul in San Oh human being in naka de Haan, you're toiling labor
asleep towards your Lord, you Lubbock, you're going back to your
god to your Creator, kept that hidden from wealthy you will meet
him
for a moment who tickets I will be mean to that who's given the
receipt of his deeds or his book of deeds, his record, in his right
hand, you will find the judgment to be easy. Allah will look at one
or two questions as you view format formal questions and you
pass just like somebody who's accounting is very bookkeeping is
excellent. When the IRS comes, and they say to you, we're going to
audit you. But he already gotten accountants to go over fine tooth
comb, he's paid five 610 $1,000 to a guy to go over five to do a fake
audit. Then when the IRS comes, and they see how organized
everything is, there's no thing to ask this guy. So but we got to we
got to ask him just through the formality sake. So a few questions
and the prophesy set them describe the righteous believer to go to
Allah to Allah.
And Allah awesome, two, three questions,
formality.
And that's it.
When Kalibo, either early Missoura, you will go back to your
family happy. There's no such thing as this the last time I've
ever going to see him but all this nonsense of this disbelief and
doubt and sadness? No. Yeah, it's sad. But it's like this.
We're here reading on page 31. From
relief of anxiety, depression, GABA ASVAB. Why that's depression,
anxiety causes and treatment according to the Quran.
You're in an airport, or you're in a city.
And somebody leaves for the destination before you their
ticket comes everyone's ticket comes in the mail suddenly, and
your ticket comes in the mail that you're gonna leave, we're sad,
we're never we're not going to see you anymore. But temporarily, only
temporarily. Allah tells us here, if your righteous family was
righteous, you will see them in the afterlife, then you live
together eternally, then there is no young and old between you
either, right? Because you may imagine
a parent of a person who's not in a perfect world here, maybe like
hold on a second, do I want that?
If you have a very tough parent, the child may say, we're going to
go back, you're going to be back with me and heaven for eternity.
No, you're gonna be back not as a parent a child anymore. You'll be
of equal age, there'll be no obligations between you. In other
words, no one will tell anyone what to do anymore. There is no
right and wrong in the first place. So it's not like what
people imagine that the familial dynamic continues, it doesn't
continue.
But you love them as a parent. And you probably see their full
picture when you're there appear, and you love them even more.
Right? Everyone loves their friends, right? Imagine is another
Christopher Nolan plot
a bunch of friends. But one of them was bought from a time
machine. And in fact, his best friend, it's his debt.
Right? In the future. It's sort of like Back to the Future, right?
Back to the Future.
Oh, that's a classic movie way back in the 80s.
Back to the Future, it's a classic.
But if you're given your hand with your with a book, if they hand you
the book of deeds, and they point it to your left hand,
good luck with you.
You're gonna be punished badly.
So we constantly know where we're headed. That's the big future. And
we could talk a lot about unbelievers anxiety, which is the
lesser anxiety of the near future.
There is a near future that people get anxious about, I'm anxious
about
the fact that I'm not going to have money that I'm anxious that I
have to live life, I have to live another 10 years I've done another
live another 20 years in this situation. I'm anxious that you
know my situation you're living on with this problem for the next few
years.
So fear of failure in the future he talks about
in this life.
And
we'll stop here reading this book. We'll go to segment number three
here. But this is really something this book is amazing. All of six
sides books. They're easy to read. He's a great writer.
He's a great speaker. And he was a gift to the OMA. I know the moment
I say his name someone's going to say but but but but but
Syria and Hafez Al Asad
I'm not gonna get into that I'm not gonna
you want to know the answer to that go to between Sheikh Mohammed
Jacobi and Sheikh Hassan Al Rashid. And the truth is somewhere
there, those are the two great scholars one
give a critique, and one gave him some, some some excuses for him.
You know, I love about him and like others, like, like, like
Sheikh Saeed and modern scholars, scholars Arcada is they take the
principles and they do the application for you. So you don't
have to do the application. They'll bring in like the
modernist arguments, like they understand the modern climate. And
then they'll bring in all of that and then make it clear for you. So
you know, they'll quote scholars that like modernist like from
today. Did you mention anyone else? Like she chef
side food as well? Also, Israel for that they always would they
quote before him, Mustafa Sabra somebody's mister for salaries.
But his books aren't translated, and they're not even that popular.
You have to get a PDF, right? I really want to get it but people
always say gotta get his book. Alright, I got this very
interesting gift.
It's called the dosa. Or maybe that's the brand's natural
toothbrush with miswak. Look what these clever people did. Look what
they did. They took miswak edges real miswak edging
and put it in a toothbrush. How interesting is that? That's a
video.
But you can't here's the problem though. With a miss works. You
have one of my pocket. That's why
you can't go this way. This is the value of miswak. You can brush it
this way.
And you get into angles. But this one I guess you technically can
write like, why don't we? Why don't we talk about some rules of
miswak while we're at it the Sunon This is a sunnah the miswak but
how is the application supposed to be you have a big difference in
the Medicare and Medicaid slash Hanafy. With the chef, Chef as the
chef you believe in using the miswak right before the Salah. So
it pulls every student of knowledge and Chef a country like
Yemen he has his vicar book and the miss work and a pen and a
notebook.
little notepad to write for word then F before every solo he uses
his MS Word
but the F and the medic iya do not deem this to be the correct way to
use miswak there's not how the Prophet uses them as work
messenger SallAllahu Sallam use the miss work by
doing it during the shoot
away from the people not in front of the people that being the case
we will give this
to our residents
so next time you're in front of Chef A's pull it out and start
going
with the toothbrush
segment number three q&a
Is it an Iraq tree look in the backseat? Because they call it the
older rock?
They call it
this crazy thing
Okay, let's go to the q&a segment of our program today which is
Tuesday.
Today is a Tuesday it's a wonderful day
not too hot not too cold.
Who is MIT as IT engineer
Qadiani
he's just his own person
he's not a real he
literally just don't think he takes out the stuff he's he's what
this
is
I'm not a fan of those non metal heavy floaters.
Look at this. Assad Rashid 18 minutes ago his channel Sheikh
Imran Hussain exposed again with a
busted it's isn't that
Otto gtgt GTA Grand Theft Auto
grand test Theft Auto thinking your must so you must have some
young you know she doesn't even have to
have a cell phone, he doesn't have a smartphone. He's not like me
here. I have a work phone. And I have a flip phone. Where's my flip
phone? And I have a flip phone. Right? The moment I want to sync
communication with the family, and very important people, I take out
this.
But the more I need to do work, I take out this
so he doesn't even have that. So I'm sure that his his Shabaab
youth around him are the ones who come up with these clever little,
little things.
Alright, let's go to
the q&a segment of our program here. Engineer is the chuff chuff
peers. Is that true?
No, it's another guy. He looks like him. But he's not him. Yeah,
no, I'm not a fan of these non math heavy floaters. It doesn't
have any non method. I just need to know what your what you're also
alert so I can talk to you. Like what are what, when I talk to you?
What is your methodology of going about things otherwise, I can't
talk to you.
Furu are not the issue here. Fedora is not important in the
grand scheme in the grand scheme of your methodology. So
what your quest you really the real debate of a person is the
soul, even what do we say about choosing a method, the methodology
and called the ideology is beautiful when he talks about
this, the way he talks about it, how clear it is, he says, The HD
head of the common person
is to see who is most worthy of following
who's most worthy of following and he follows up person.
That method and when you you're not following a person like to in
today's world, he talks about the 40 memes. So when he says which of
the four Imams is most worthy of following well, how can I follow
someone who passed away? We're following his methodology. So it's
are my studying his taco? Taco? am I studying his a bed that they all
had a bed and you can find someone even 500 years ago who had greater
a bed and chromatin them?
So it's not what we're when we say, you study the 40 members
receive their methodology,
their method, and their shoe and their chain and all that that's
what you study. And then you pick that and you move on.
Alright,
we can. Tony Pham says if someone has haraam job and DA is never
answered, could they still make it to Jana? You can still make it to
Jana, but there has to be a photo of your sins.
There has to be Toba and if you're persisting on the job, therefore
you're foregoing Toba?
Right? You're going Toba.
So therefore, you must be purified in your grave with punishment.
purified in the ACA. I'm an IT WAS a loving Namaste. Good mastery.
Yes.
Allah reward him.
You understand? You if you want to persist on this job. Then you have
to forego the purification through Toba.
Which is the best way to purify yourself by Toba making Toba doing
a bet what's if you forego that now, I'll stick with it and I'll
die with it. Right you will be punished in your grave. You will
be punished on the resurrection. You may or may not get this if out
of the prophets of Allah when he was
in time before you go to *. So you may go to the Hellfire for a
little bit.
Actually, we shouldn't say this. You know this is tequila and other
bynner You shouldn't make tequila Lebanon, of Allah's threats, you
will go to * for a long time.
That type of person not saying you say that type of person.
And then the Prophet said Allah when he was suddenly in fact we
know the Prophet goes into this place of punishment and pulls the
people out.
So a person
you know shouldn't really take lightly. All right, my dua might
be answered by won't be answered fine. I'll trade that off. But
wait a second. What if your kid needs your dog? What if your kid
gets cancer?
Doesn't he need your dog? Right?
You can't go around and say other people made what do you get a my
money is haram can you make dua for me? You can't play games like
that.
What's the best time to make draw during these special days all day?
All day and every day I bed and
I'd like to visit Aizawa in Morocco and participate that
together but it looks intimidating. No, not at all.
Morocco intimidating is the easiest going people in the world.
The Moroccans are the easiest going people in the world.
Intimidating will be who will give you a hard time just for the fun
of it Egyptians
just for the immune
doesn't have
to amuse themselves
but if you want to go we have
Is he here arch Allah or brother?
Yes in Arch aleteia Where is he? His organization is what you need
to go just contact us in our chat look him up, contact him and say
Hey, can you give me some direction he'll give you
directions he has seen you know stuff. I don't know anything.
You're going tomorrow.
Since when
so so so if I if I give you from our store $1,000 You can buy some
nice stoves that we can come back and put in the store again.
Absolutely.
You know which ones we like? What like the kind you're wearing or
the hooded one the hooded ones for this? I know a good
no hooded to the storefront, but it has to have I know the shoulder
goes down here and it's loose. Yeah, that's the the general style
that they do. Is like
he made it nice. Yeah.
He's got to hook up with his dad customize your dad to tell her
what's going on here.
Your dad sews at home.
Cotton
it's basically like
this is a store in a fancy Mall. There's markup is going to be big.
I think his prices are good. If you have someone like to talk I
think maybe if I go with someone that will speak for me. Yeah,
maybe if I go with like my aunt, can you infer bulk order? Yeah. It
should be should be at a good price. Either. That has to begin
with in general you go up to you go to the store this guy even as
an American. He's gonna charge you like 40 bucks for Jalama maybe 50
Not bad. But then like, I'm pretty sure you can get them for 30 Yeah,
$30 each. Okay, that's good. And if you let's do that, if you get
really clever, then go and find out his supplier then we'll order
that's what I want to do. But
I like I wouldn't know how to do that.
I guess I guess I guess I could talk to him about Sure. But
the thing is like his supplier though is like the real source of
gelato like the real artisans. Yeah, those you know what the real
artisan is? Like the real artisan is like, like when you go to
fairs. Yeah. You go off the main road, off the side road into the
alleyways. And then you just get to like some big home.
Like, sweat. 20 foot shelves. Yeah, like with storage of Jilla
buzz and there's just like a tailor at a table. Yeah, I'm
telling you. Like, once you once upon a time I went to one of them.
And I was just you're gonna see a guy. I peeked in one time in a
little. There's so there's so hidden. Like there's a production
of the entire the whole nation of the whole nation. Yeah.
And I'm not a fan of these eastern eyes. doulas that's so skinny
here, right? And the little tiny hood and they call it a Moroccan.
That's nothing. Okay, here's a question from Jamia can Hajj be
boycotted love. I'll tell you what you can boycott. Why? Because
because it's a font. I'll tell you what the Mufti of Algeria says. He
says, Make Hajin ombre once and then don't give them any money
again.
But I say to that, there has to be an exception to that. What if you
need to make such an ombre? What if you have fallen on to bad times
and need to make hedge again? And what if 20 years passed by? So?
He said that but I don't know if that's really, you know, that's
advice because you did fulfill your obligation.
researcher says in the magic amount of debt because obligatory
how is that done? Just light rubbing like that. That's dealt as
long as your skin your hand is touching and it doesn't have to be
your hands. It can be an object to such as a loofa.
Brush do your back. How effective is Ottawa? The most effective? The
greatest day of the resume out of the greatest night of the years?
Lots of cuts? Do you become a martyr if you're a police officer
in a non assignment country and you die while on duty? Yes, it
would be martyrdom. malerkotla, Juna Maddie, he for her Shaheed
whoever dies protecting his life and his family is a martyr. So
that would therefore would extend to others even more probably, like
you you died to stopping someone from harming others in society. Of
course.
That was even set out from Mecca.
I said I want to get from Michael 2.4 million other heads pilgrims.
Amazing. Amazing. Robbie brown sister from Pennsylvania went
lives in Europe now and made it to Hutch law
Hochberg, she's always irregular on the live stream, may Allah
accept your hudge.
Dramatic is considered prophetic.
The hair dress turban, every wording sunnah, or purely
customarily customary.
I recently read in one of the Maliki books that they
discouraged. They considered lightly discouraged, anything that
departs from the dress of the Prophet regarding the looseness,
the looseness of it,
mainly around the navel to the knee.
Just slightly discouraged.
As for the hair, also the length of the Prophet's hair or how he
combs it would not necessarily be a sunnah, to do that, but
perhaps,
is that I don't even see, hear them say for Lila to have your
hair long. Right, maybe out of my habit to the Prophet sallallahu.
So
out of love of the Prophet, expression of love of the Prophet
salallahu Salam, there's a famous
man of Allah who saw the Prophet in a dream. And he said, Oh, Mr.
Allah, I we write poetry
out of our love for you, too. We get rewarded for this. He said men
have been Abner, whoever loves us, we love him.
So maybe that's even greater than Hassan it right. Love of the
prophets of Allah is the turbine Yes, we say the turbine is from
the Sunnah. There are many Hadith about the turbine, the beard, of
course, there's not even a discussion that it is can be even
in the Maliki school for it.
To have at least something all around here. This is what the
colonists they considered the jawbone of an artifice said not
the cheek is not the beard, but the jaw bone is the beard. But
also
the mustache and the soul patch is part of it. So so it would be
haram to shave that, or to shave the mustache and the soul patch to
because Malika just He forbade that. He said, Because none of the
Sahaba did that. And the command of the beard applies to keeping
the mustache too. So
is there a cold that only the chin is the beard that's for sure in
the Shafi I know that sing from the Shafi school and many cafes in
Yemen. They have nothing but the little chin here
including with a great body of Allah. And I said one minute
earlier, happy about matura Have you ever heard is a cough? Nobody
accuses them they had nothing except the hair on the chin
pull up a picture of him on my shoulder had that please
and put it on?
Do you become a martyr if you are pleased to
have a quick question and all four if all four methods are valid can
a person pick and choose different rulings between the four methods?
If you pick and choose for example, I'm going to pray
according to this method travelers Hey, hey, I'm gonna go down look
there. No no, yeah, second row.
Yeah, that one I like to pick
I'm going to pray according to one method faster quarter another
method paisa according to another method, all your embed is valid.
However, your methodology is invalid
your methodology is not good. Because it's not you who
you're about as valid. If you come in with some does that is no blame
on him. But no student of knowledge would do that. No
student of knowledge would act like that. Because we pick the
method first.
I have to say that have you ever my shooter had dead? If there was
ever a movie made? It'd be Robert De Niro.
Right and if he played him in a movie may get a day or two
there's heavy over my shoulder had keep it there for the rest of the
stream. It's not an mbf without a beard question. We didn't have
like a se in the background and big. I know the beard. I know and
we have the article and Malachy fit QA
thing that they're doing
based on what I know you have to scrape or rub your whole body with
your hand and water from head to toe right to left that stuck. Yes,
you but that's not hard though. You're not scraping
you just rub but you can get used to it. The whole course will be
perfectly done in
Three minutes. And you can the Egyptian medic you say that you
you reach your back of your back what you can reach
the Moroccan medic you say mother, the mother we say you have to use
something to get everything. If there is sold a stick with a brush
takes you two seconds. I'm surprised people say oh my gosh,
that was hard in the medical school. How's it hard? Do you not
wash?
Oh, you have to rub your whole body. What do you do before it's
right.
Like they probably think that like dedica is supposed to be like,
very particular and they need to cover like every micro square inch
instead of just doing a basic movement that's very likely to
cover everyone. Yeah, it's just a basic movement like this. takes
like two seconds. Now Jamia says it's a finished site. I have an
online store. No, we don't. But our friend does send to be called
the Yemeni threads.com. Let's take a look. Let's take a look. Is it
up yet or not? So I'm gonna tell me if it's up or not. It's live
Yemeni threads.com. No span Muslim serve in the US Army.
US Army is likely to cut to engage in many, many illegal wars has
already possibly with Muslims against Muslims. So therefore, a
person should not join that knowing that that's what they're
going to do be forbidden for you to do that. Knowing that it's
highly likely and if someone says can I join the Nicaraguan
military? Oh my gosh, I'm on it. Oh, my goodness.
Alright, fair enough. Because it is
a sad man's website. Yeah. Yeah.
Now, you joined the Nicaraguan Finnish Army, the Nicaraguan army,
these people have maybe no record of war at all. What do you mean
protecting just protecting the borders or something? That should
be valid, right? That's because look at the record. They're not
they're not gauging in any war. You also have to look at what is
the potentiality? Is there in the near future? By your thought
pattern? Are they headed to war with somebody that's gonna be an
unjust war, then you wouldn't be able to go
and join them?
What is your advice on the French Muslims, especially those poor
families will likely be victimized by the far right these elections?
How can they best protect their Deen? All I can do is I can pray
to them and pray for them. Because
I'm not there. I don't know the exact situations. I see. It's
nasty. The French are nasty. They've been nasty. They traveled
across the Mediterranean down the desert to be nasty. Do you think
they're not going to be nasty in their homes? Liz's method, their
grandfathers traveled across the world to kill you. Twice. Crusader
times? Most of them friends. That's why the word for foreigner
is French. A funky Frank French.
So they have no problem. Traveling months to kill you. Now they come
around. Well, they did it again with the colonialism in the name
of secularism.
As Christians they killed as atheists. What do you think
they're going to do in their own country? Right?
But nonetheless,
you'd have to
ask the French Imams ask the European Imams. What's there to
do? Make Hijra under the law? He was yeah
I'm just saying that's an option not saying you go have to make
Hijra because I don't know your situations. But Abdullah Hua
you went there he go back to Morocco. Algeria Senegal and Allah
knows best but I'm just saying that's what
is an option for you. Abdullah boss at Red Dot
I asked about starter Arpita books you said you would find some Did
you find any
What's this number one starter Aki the book that you know in the
English language. Open up open up on your phone no Mecca books.com.
English translation of the highway is out.
It's a critical edition
there's also Research
released like a free PDF. So it sounds like English and Arabic.
Its title
pretty solid
English
amendment best Judy's book is out on PDF it's free What's the title
in English? What should the brother look up
introduction to the Islamic creed by Mohammed was led by a man made
by God
the institute Okay.
Very good, very good.
All of our devices Surak as books some parts of it are complicated
but you will definitely even a starter can absorb 50% of it and
or 60% of it then read it other books and go back to
it so go to Abdulaziz Soraka gara his books on updated translations
he did translations
translation of Senussi with site folders commentary
now it's a bit more complicated though it's complicated
it's complicated but the when you read it the even the beginner will
get 50% of it
yeah the photos can be confusing yeah that's the thing when your
journey and reading you read multiple books, one book is really
hard you don't get anything but after you keep reading you go back
to that you'll start reading and understanding what is mica books
how should we prioritize Salah Watson is too far in these days.
You do your daily amount of Salah and so far and you forsake Quran
after that
on your recent trip to Texas do you find the massage it lacks
spirituality? I can't really judge I didn't really
spend enough time to be able to form a conclusion like that but I
can tell you that everyone was super friendly everyone I found I
didn't find like extreme
there extremes in any way shape or form
I found like people would just middle the road Muslims who care
about their deen and seems that the environment is not fighting
them
and I just could tell you how to great time I just wouldn't want to
go in July and August for the heat but that's it like June July and
August probably
like hot enough that would change your way of living. Like you'll be
literally trying to stay home all day. But beyond that I loved it I
want in October I want to get in
what is me?
I loved it. I found everyone to be super welcoming. Which people said
oh you're gonna you're gonna go to Texas and they don't want this
they could they loved talking about it. They loved it.
Islam Hmm It's a How is creed of Islam and exposition
and introduction to Islamic theology, go to Mecca books and
click the theology section. The Senussi creed notions that must be
corrected dry good book there to seeking Allah through to us.
Solanus DeVos Have you called them a sub cough for all the brother
and who are going to clip that and make a big fuss? You think I'm
backing down my back into the creative remember hockey? Oh, that
is a good book. We have that answer. It's big, simple to read.
You should get that book
the soul of Islam essential doctrines and beliefs.
At Octavia Taha we're just a straight translation
and then there's the creative amendments Zahawi which is the
critical edition that you've seen mentioned
science of Divine unity Mohamed Salah Hill for food
Safina to Naja right isn't that by what they study in team
there's our Theta section but it's a thick book. The Essentials of
Islamic creed.
I imagine a
lot of books here because it principle of creed
Muslim belief customs and tradition. Not maybe not either.
But this archy dissection for sure. A commentary upon the
creator of deer. That's the title
that's the title. They should give it like a title but it's called a
commentary upon the creative adult dear by
must be
isn't it shook up there Manish Shah
which book is which book is when they say it's a here's a here's a
short reset I think it's called the gaki that are here. Now here's
the correct approach to the unpacking of the Select creed no
we'd have been turning on most of them creed contemporary theology
um Did Hussein
introduction to Islamic creed reset of Emmett Till he had Bayes
rule that's what it's all about nouns Yeah. It's some people say
the pronounce it as Rudy and some have pronounce it as beige carry
a pistol on worship. Now that doesn't doesn't belong in the
Creed section.
towards understanding Akita
Arthur seen it as hurry
creed Mercedez
Muhammad Abu hood
Rossini, Mahmud doubleheader Husseini sounds Egyptian,
are returned to purity and creed by Luca Zadie, miss so many books
here, right?
He mentioned that he's just
fine.
Are we? Am I obligated to bring siblings to a wedding? Or where
marriage is officiated by the Imam?
No. You're obligated to have witnesses. You're the woman's
obligated to bring her Willie.
But are you obligated to bring your siblings luck? Because that
means if you're in another country, how do they get married?
Alexander says for a new revert, what's the best method of starting
to study a hadith? The best method is to study Imam and know he's 40
Books 40. Hadith, and to study the commentary on it. So you
understand those Hadith very well. Then you may learn a thing or two
about the science of Hadith. Perhaps mentioned in the
commentary, perhaps not.
And if you want to study the methodology of Hadith, then there
are probably many books, Intro starter books on well suited
Hadith. What is the best English book on Zulily? Honestly, I think
the summary that I wrote was very good but didn't publish a book on
them. Got to publish it though. You studied it right? You took it
in Norway a couple of years ago. Yeah.
What do you think? Of course he's gonna say good right.
On the spot on the Livestream.
Never see someone like cooked a great meal. So what do you think?
Of course you have to say it's good, right.
hansala Farooqi said you asked about mirrors engineer. He's as
you could be sure, he says, No. But I'll watch a shaker. SRR
refutation for fun. For the fun of it.
He's entertaining to be honest. But he also learned a lot from
him, too. You should watch his videos do you watch his videos?
Oh, you got to watch his videos, you will learn a lot.
This yesterday was so entertaining. Watch all their
videos, he makes it so like it's like really dramatic, like the
debates and stuff. And like and like he's like a lion. Like he's
kind of one time. He's sitting with the brevis in a row he
mustard. And he's saying one reason people mock our method.
And he doesn't identify as a Brobee. But he's saying in
general, we know what we're talking about. They mock us,
because we any Hadith that sounds very fantastic. We just accept it.
That sounds very fanciful, we just accept it. And we have no critical
eye and Hadith. Say for example, the famous ideas are said to be
learned.
Two years after the passing of the messenger Salallahu Salam came to
visit Medina after he had left for Damascus. And hasn't Hussein asked
him to give that then.
So he gave the event and the sky began to rain down tears of blood.
Red Rain started coming down.
Immediately the master said Allahu Akbar.
He said no, I'm telling you this is an example of a fabricated
instead, I'm telling you this is a false Hadith
can change some people men cannot change some people.
Top Ji is here. And he says if a female family member is getting
married to a non Muslim and the family insists want to go and
attend, how do you advise to navigate the situation? No, their
insistence is invalid here. And therefore, you don't go and
celebrate something forbidden. It is forbidden.
That's a whole nother story. You want to argue against that? That's
up to you. But I'm telling you it's forbidden
for a Muslim woman to marry a non Muslim men.
You have to take the shahada first, and we won't ask him Did
you mean it? Are you married for the dad can trust or not trust
that's his business and reject this proposal. That's his business
but in Islam, the baseline of the law, the moment he says La ilaha
illAllah Muhammad Rasool Allah, and he doesn't follow up with any
clauses like I'm just saying it for them. He doesn't follow up
with that which would negate it. We that then the Imam will say
this marriages valid. You may father in law like it or don't
like that's different.
Then again there, where's the woody? Right? That's a different
story.
But you can say hypothetically, she was already married. So she
she in all the methods she chooses herself even if she has to have a
way but she has a choice herself and the way he doesn't. His
permission is not required the willies in other methods like
nomadic school the way he has to be there.
But his permission is no longer his approval is no longer
required, but he has to be there
to protect her rights. So but here top G here is saying that
she's not a Muslim my family is insisting that I have to go and
attend.
No Why would you even know you don't have to observe that
insistence insist all you want. What if they insist for you to
break your fast? What if they insist for you to skip salah?
What if they insist for you to drink? Why do they insist for you
to go to a bar? Go to a club. Anyway, you're the top G and you
have so much money. Why are they even talking to you? You should be
on a yacht somewhere getting a massage
what's the deal for buying a home to the conventional mortgage in
the Western countries
believe that there is no delete because of the existence of the
valid contracts at least on their face. There are valid contracts in
the city of murabaha through guidance and universal financial
Say what you will about them not fulfilling the actual spirit of
Islamic finance but it is on its face. A murabaha contracts. Just
to Robbie Brown says you in the Safina crew are in my dua thank
you we need it May Allah protects us from shades on May Allah
protects us from disputes with Muslims. Have you ever had dad
whose picture was up one of his themes for him in his moods, clean
your heart
from any hatred, or disputation with a non Muslim disputation is
one thing but it should not extend to the point that your heart is
perturbed at this person and removed from your heart all angst
towards other Muslims. This is going to disallow you from doing a
lot of things.
It will disallow you from doing a lot of things. Take down videos,
trashing somebody, all the online stuff that gets traction and
builds followership and how many followers how many people have a
huge followership based on a graveyard of the reputation of
other Muslims.
We gotta sacrifice it. Tough luck. Can't do it cannot build a
following by trashing other Muslims disagree all you want, but
it should not reach the level of the hearts once it reaches the
level of the heart, so you got to check yourself
that's going to really change and transform the way we interact. You
may even not interact so much just to make sure that this doesn't
happen. You may say you know what, I'm going to pass on this event
this gathering where my heart you get all
you know, messed up.
Especially the huge gatherings let me tell you something good young
worried heart is wonderful goes to the masjid goes to do that.
Right.
But in the big gathering, his heart gets messed up. He's the big
gatherings, even big devotional gatherings. Huge MOA led huge
vicars 1000s of people, hundreds of people, but his heart now
starts comparing his heart get flustered, know, and messed up.
They're leaving them as no problem. Not going to those
gatherings is not a problem.
The problem is not going to the masjid for Salah, not going to the
small gatherings where there's none of that, that you need your
gym. But the big gatherings I can totally see it
that a person will just leave off those huge humongous gatherings
because they mess with his head. They mess with his intention.
Even from the righteous people you bring bring together 2000
righteous people.
You tell me no one's showing off. You tell me it's not going to
enter your heart a little bit. The ranking who's sitting where? Who's
getting the mic? Who's being slammed more than others? Right.
It becomes a who's who I hate these things totally completely. I
hate them and I despise them. And I just stopped going at some point
Believe it or not.
Even there was a huge in England. They had some called the friend's
house for very cheap. Anyone can have a gathering. They're very
cheap. So they have all the big gatherings friend's house these
these fill the bottom row top, banisters, right packed house.
And it was for like an Islamic conference. Right? And there's a
bizarre outside difference. You could speakers. And I personally
felt like
I'm not reacting well to this. Because you start like okay, who's
there? Who's here? Who's there? What was he up to? Why is he gets
so much intended? That shaytaan enough's not to say don't say
tons. Not the only bad thing here are neffs is evil. We're
competitive. Were egotistical or narcissistic. We got all these
envies.
We can't lie to ourselves as if we're melodica
so I went the first time second time, I was like, You know what?
I'm not gonna go I'm not staying here I left my friends. I went
went to a small little place alone just to wait for them. And then we
connected afterwards. Right? Is and when you when you speak about
it, don't accuse anyone. Excuse yourself. Don't say Oh, this
gathering is all showing off. No, no, no, no. Accuse yourself
because someone may go with a clean heart. Absolutely and feel
none of that. Accuse yourself. Right but leave, leave trust your
instincts on these things. Trust your instincts when you're getting
messed up in the head. I don't care if the best 10 shoe in the
world are there but then there are other 3000 people and it's messing
with my head I'll leave
I'll bet I don't have to benefit from the shoe there and benefit
from them elsewhere.
We have class we got to go to class. I didn't want to so many
wonderful questions here that I missed. Got the top G any med hub
that requires only the movements in Salah to be the bare minimum
for sunnah or nephrol
top Geez asking
every salon requires you to be still for a moment
in every position
and in no I can say for the other ones but at least in medical
school. The tests via
isn't sunnah for Lila
lets us be as from the sun and the football. And these tests via in
sujood. And dua is from the Sunnah for that not obligation. If you
actually just bowed your body
said sent me I loved him and Hamidah which is an obligation
said Allahu Akbar, which is in a supermarket I mean, you have to
say Say Allahu Akbar, or else you're gonna owe so, but in the
sujood You said nothing.
But you have to say that to show what
I'm going to say have to even though technically we notice and
we're gonna have it's going to cost so say you have to do it,
right.
Alright, so
that would make your Salah pretty fast.
Because you know, he's the top G he's gotta get back to work.
And he's gotta get back to that massage. Right.
So he's needs to pray quick.
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