Shadee Elmasry – End Times 3 & Shaykh Azhar Hussain NBF 357
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right Amanda Rahim Al hamdu lillah wa salatu salam ala Rasulillah
other early he was happy to be here Woman Well, welcome everybody
to the Safina Saudi nothing but facts live stream on a hot
heatwave in the Thursday. Middle of the day here. It's a heatwave
in the state of New Jersey. It's a heatwave in Mecca. It's a heatwave
in Mina at Hajj. And it's very sad to say that the number of judges
passed away has passed 1000 Do you know that? Can you believe that?
The one who dies in a haram if they died in a haram because you
know mostly many of them died after Adam.
There is a Hillel two degrees of removing haram.
The first degree is that you can do everything except Gmail, sexual
*. And that's the to the days of Mina. It's going to be in
the first day of Mina when you take off your prom.
And then you spend another day in Mina. He said another half day in
Mina. Many died in that period of time.
That's going to be one of the best deaths. There's no doubt about
that. And Saudis not saying a lot, but I have to say to be honest,
it's not their fault that they don't control the weather, right?
Someone says, Oh, they should be supplying air conditioner. They
supply a lot. If you go to Hajj, these days, you really feel that
you're almost like going for you're in a first world country,
that area at least outside the house from the DIRECT domain
areas. It's like a regular Arab country. But when you're inside
that area of the hot domain, a shitty vein,
you really feel like the amenities are there. Everything is there.
And of course, there's the the has now unfortunately has a touristy
element to it. That's not always a nice thing. But that's how it is.
But I personally don't see that. Haven't heard anything that would
tell us, hey, what's going on? We good.
Cameras frozen. Okay. I haven't heard anything that would really
say that this is Saudis fault.
He just can't control the weather, what can you do. But it's
extremely sad for the families of those loved ones, but also
comforting in the sense
when you have a relative dies in that state, in Iran,
at hedge, you have to feel very, very good about them. We're not
like other people view, we don't view death in the same way. It
just is just to transport from one abode to the next. And the body is
literally a temporary vehicle. Allah gave you your vehicle, my
vehicle, everyone's vehicle is and that's why the body's never
anything to be so proud about.
Of course, it's an AMA, right but it's nothing to be so proud about.
We're on the third day of activism and reading about signs at the end
of time. And we read a lot about the dead gel
and that the jet comes before you Juju met George
and before prophet or use of Imodium, but after saving Al Imam
and Maddie
the description of the dangers is that he is have a big body curly
hair, blind in one eye and paler skin.
It doesn't have a lot of handsomeness to him.
Prophet Isa in contrast, is of lean body, reddish skin meaning
like there's life in the skin.
As if a person's taken to jog, and his hair is as if a person came
out of his shower. It's always wet.
There's a redness to his hair and it touches his shoulders.
The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said in a dream he was at
the toe at the kava making toe off and he saw both of them. He asked
Who is this? He was told it's a case of in Medina. He saw Who's
the other one. It's
the dead gel. Why would he see the gel and Prophet Isa making to
offer on the Kaaba
on one hand, it could possibly refer that they're slaves of
Allah. Now the words
Allah is in control the digit don't ever imagine that evil is
autonomous. Evil is not autonomous. We don't fear evil in
the way some people do, because they think fear is they hold the
evil to be like a opposing force against God. It's not the case at
all.
Second, meaning is saved now Isa, Lamia till OMA he may You make to
offer on something for two reasons. You're guarding it,
or you're plotting against it.
So the guard dog. I'm not saying I shouldn't say that next to the
name of Prophet ASA, but I'm just saying as an analogy, guard dogs
go around the farm. Foxes also go around the farm.
said now you said the MME making to offer on the cab of the almost
symbolized as the cab
and say nice is going to be its protector by the permission of
Allah. You will be the protector, this OMA by the permission of
Allah. And the dead Jad is what's our abyss. He's trying he's
waiting. He's looking at a way to injure this OMA to bring as many
people into Jahannam as possible.
There's also narrated from Hypno Moto, that the prophets of Allah
and he seldom mentioned that the gel to the people and said that
Allah is not one I.
But the false messiah will be one i. First of all, we know that
people and the end of time, their intellects will be broken.
And they are already broken.
intellects the people already broken. Some people believe in
conspiracy theories that make no sense. And you wonder where's your
brain to believe in what you want to believe over evidence. Other
people from the left
will see a man right in front of your face and tell you it's a
woman. And that to me, the trans movement is the it's a nonstop go
at breaking your intellect
that you see something and you tell me it's the opposite. And you
find ways you bring words in together to form theories to tell
us this. I'm telling you that's what it is.
It has multiple purposes of evil number one.
As we fix the camera here, don't worry about it. It will get fixed
at least we have audio number one is to destroy the nest does not
Allah tell us new holy kill Hertha oneness.
What it believes ultimately wants, destroy your source of food,
corrupt your food. So your body is not healthy anymore. Like us.
We're just not healthy anymore. We don't do enough physical movements
and we don't eat enough fresh food and we don't breathe enough fresh
air.
You can have a youth in today's world who will sit on a chair for
10 hours a day in the summertime. Then sleep for another 10 hours.
And then for four hours.
For four hours in the day.
He'll be you know walking around just like going to the bathroom.
Maybe go get the mail. So who knows what. But that's how it is.
Hey, fellas, I'm pretty sure that the checkbook is in my car.
I forgot you forgot to bring it up on my keys right there. At the end
there.
No, it's at the end all the way by the shoes. Sorry about that
everyone.
So we're not physically healthy. We got to get physically out you
have to fight this. You got to take long walks. You got to get on
the treadmill. You got to move you got to do push ups. You do push
ups trying to
do to cover push ups today, right? Couple sit ups a day legged
scissor kicks to replace what you would have done walking uphill to
get water from the well and come back down. That would have been
your exercise for the day. Your grandma asked you go get some
water from the from the well and come back that would have been
sufficient for the day. Right?
effort. So you leave your local health when nurses and nestled
lineage to destroy the lineage. Right.
the transgender movement destroys lineage and it gives you no chance
like the gay movement tries to destroy lineage with a Zina hippie
movement.
tried to destroy families which successfully did next movement,
LGBT to try to make you uninterested in women. Career ism
make marriage late. Like every single movement is destroying
lineage Subhanallah, destroying the desire and ability for people
to co-habit and populate the earth. Like don't people who look
at this, do not see that this is an enemy inside your country,
trying to destroy you. So careerism, you now have people
entering 45 years old, they have one kid, once on by accident, I
said to a woman, you're taking your grandkid out, she's
acknowledged my kid, it's my daughter, that she was, she must
have been 55 years old marketing you and pushing an eight year old
professor at Yale.
And then you have finally, let's give them no chance of Return.
Change their body from within completely cut it all out. No
chance of return. Do it quickly. Because all you really have to do
is hit one generation hard.
The movement takes maybe two generations but you hit one
generation you you break their
you break their
reproduction and you spiral downwards from there. That's
what's happening is
bliss. A digit
will come at a time and he will be somebody who was a human being
right in front of your eyes and he'll tell you he's God and people
believe him.
So when you say that's ridiculous, that's impossible. Why is it
ridiculous and impossible. When you see human beings today doing
far more stupid things
than not
believing in the transgender movement etc.
It's also narrated
many other Hadith Allah's but every believer knows that Allah is
free from body parts, any physicality or any physical
attributes.
And hence, that's how most of them will simply know here, can you
read it out and I'll just sign it. And then make sure to put in the
tab to what is for for record keeping.
The gel is deformed. He's deformed in one eye.
And Allah has free from deformity. So Allah put the deformity right
in the middle of his face. No doubt about his deformity. Albert
Hassan Ji says a lot of signs of the end of time are weak. But
these are the strong ones. So our theology on the end of times you
can read a lot of books, we read a lot of books, I had even
narrations but we only form our our Africanism and is only formed
on that which is so he and Hudson ahaadeeth. And we're going to read
the summary of that in a second.
The journal has caffeine written on his forehead, we mentioned that
before everyone will read it whether he is somebody that is
literate or illiterate.
Much of this we read before before we go back to that but it's ng
what are some of the trials and who will follow him.
The majority of his followers are the hood. Despite the fact that
afterwards after the jet is killed, they who would will follow
say Nisa to the truth those who remain from amongst them.
There may be few there may be many we don't know this, right, but
they will fall on both sides.
So the firt on the first on one hand, the prophesy seven tells us
that we're going to be the biggest followers of the dijet Alia hood.
On the other hand, will women al Kitab de la mina Anna via Kubla
Moto, but say now isa lives long after the dead jet back the bulk
of his life is after the dead jet. He kills it the jet early on, then
lives a long life in the span of that long life. There will be no
more yah hoo they will all enter him as Muslims.
There'll be no other religions anymore. Just as before Prophet
Ibrahim there was no religions. Likewise, there'll be one religion
one deen and every everyone else will be on the edges of a stubborn
paganism that they believe in.
Santa sanel Imam Muslim narrated that the journal will be followed
by Persian juice. Shed A jeep.
We don't really see them that much these days, right, but they don't
see any of this. So don't. Here's the thing.
Don't try to render
what you see in the world right now. As the signs.
Maybe the minor signs Yes. But when these signs come, they will
be so on.
obvious that there is a Hadith saying Whoever does not give back
to Imam Al Mahdi dies the death of a Manasa
Mala
well done.
Article afek JELA. These will be some good tiles for the bath for
the apartment that we're building downstairs. You want to live in it
right? Yeah, the apartment from downstairs.
You better pay rent. You better have Footloose. You got for loose,
loose. You don't have Footloose.
You gotta get that for loose and pay that rent.
The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam said that the judge has
followers will be the Bedouin
those wicked and evil Bedouin who are monastics in the prayer, the
time of the Prophet sallallahu It was Sunday
that the judge will say to the Bedouin, what would you like more
than anything else they say rain.
And they were there are sent rains to the point that the utters of
their animals would burst with milk.
The dead jet also produces the likeness of your parents. The Jinn
they can take forms. We know from the prophets, I said them there's
a type of jinn that takes the form of a black dog, evil Jin, there is
a type of believing Jinn good gin that takes the form of a snake in
your house.
Why is that alone? It's just that's how it is just because why
is gravity this what it is now? Why doesn't this fall slower? Why
does it fall faster?
You're a physicist, I should ask you. But every time you've spoken,
I don't understand a word that you're saying is theoretical
physicists. You might as well be speaking
another language.
We have in our midst two theoretical physicists
from East Turkmenistan, the land of as we know the Uyghurs
they move to Idaho and Virginia for professorships, believe it or
not
that the journal is given the treasures of the earth so be
careful. Do not follow just someone who has wealth.
Keep your intellect with you. That the journal will lower so many
people to the point that a man will have to close the door of his
house because the women the daughters, his wife, his mother in
law, all of this his aunt will want to see him. We want to see
the wealth that he's brought forth to the world and he will lock them
in the house. So che IG Jeep
whatever he offers you, that's good. Never taken. Whatever he
offers you that's bad ticket. That the juggle, everything is flipped
with him. It's pretty much like the modern world most of its
flipped what's neutral is no longer is shrinking and shrinking
and shrinking.
Let's open up from Brazil ing. He says here.
That and Madina Munawwara will become the last thriving city for
Muslims.
And that
after Korea Phil Islam, Quran and Medina when el Medina Leah it is
so ill when a dean Allah Medina Kimata is hired to Ella hajiya.
The dean will return back to Medina
for example, in the beginning of Islam where was the dean for you
want to Dean? Where was what's up with? This camera's being stubborn
today? Is it the heat? Is it the heatwave or what should I do? So
I'm trying to do multiple inputs but it's not going through? Like
so frustrating, I guess but yeah.
He says that,
in the beginning of time, in Islam, beginning of Islam
the deen was in Medina. If you wanted to learn the deen you had
to come to Medina to take it. Then there came a period of time where
so much knowledge was outside of Medina that you didn't have to go
to Medina it became merely a spiritual capital of the world
with Islamic world so here the prophesy set him said there will
come a time well it will go back to be to Medina. That if you want
the deen you have to go to Medina people say who wants to mediate
today? If someone says I went to Damascus, I studied in Damascus.
For 30 years. That's a big deal.
You must have met everyone there. Right. Someone comes to you and
says to you I studied in Cairo for 20 years.
Very few people feel the need to that if you didn't go to Medina
that you're not, you didn't seek knowledge. No, it's not the case
at all. But the prophesy seven said it will return to be that
case that the dean is only in Medina
and Nyssa inherits from Abu Hurayrah. Korea milker al Islam
Cara Benalmadena
will fit into Alma dunya Kula fit and will cover the entire world.
We have got our Hello Medina Malmedy
el Medina will be in the company of the great Imam and Maddy. So
the dean at that point will be in Medina the truth everyone will be
saying who went to Medina who was going to Medina, just like they
were in the time of the first three generations, the unknown at
me known Alchemia rune, a tabby own Al Khalifa Huck, because they
will be complete believers. Their Eman will be perfected, everywhere
else is pollution, Medina is pure.
And they will have amongst them the Tchau Khalifa
the source of new blood from his heart and knowledge from his Tunc
then no either can Al Imam will have mo Jordan for millennia who
will amoeba Oh, mad tomato Jaya Helia that's how obvious a madman
you will be. If he's present and you miss him, and you refuse to
give him the Oath of Allegiance you die the death of Elijah Elijah
Healy of the J Hillier.
Thumma in 10 feet labasa Hafeez I'm gonna jump in the time of the
jungle. events will occur in Medina that will cause the
hypocrites to leave. We have Coffea al Iman will call us only
pure Eman will remain in it. Be filosofi baited MK DC worker ad
hominem mobile Danny
in contrast to the other cities including Bates and MK this fit in
a coffee or Hello the Momofuku everyone will be in beta macness.
It will be like a capital city of the world's
hypocrites will be there
everything Jews Christians will be there everyone will be there.
No Mindomo Muna Abaddon was only a Salah Salam only afterwards, in
the era of say Nisa, does Jerusalem become purified, whether
you have to Hadith Jabara Delana had the lacuna, Iman and in Libya,
so there will come a time where the true faith is only found in
the city of Medina.
So
this is why some people they invest in property in Medina, you
know that
they believe in this they want to have a property and now Saudis
opened it up. You can have properties in Medina, I don't know
what the
nature of the contracts are, or is it like one of those 99 year lease
type of things?
No item but people are trying to get property Medina, of course,
even without this, just to be in Medina to have a house there. It's
having a little just a studios enough. Right, but that's yours,
you can go at anytime.
So my notes are real buried at the end of all of this, at the end of
all this, what is the last thing that will happen to the OMA the
OMA will pass away
but life will remain on earth but the Muslims will pass away. And
that is a real paradox.
If it's up to you to call meaning one minute and it will take the
soul of every believing man and woman when that that demon Hashem
it comes either from Shama Yemen, or from both. And slowly the
believers will die a peaceful death and there'll be no more
believers on the earth. He's bringing this in advance of
of when it comes in the order of of matters of the end of time, and
he says the last place that it takes Souls is Medina as the last
place
so the everyone else will slowly the believers will slowly pass
away and then Medina will be the last one.
Thelma in her Hina in the lake who will be our viral movement.
There'll be not they will not be in it except a moment.
net loss optimism and dead Furby Majora mo Tim?
What's up? Bucky yet to dunya Amira, Mishra NAS Urla him Taku
Musa come at FEMA about he says as we're going to see in the future
after this occurs, then all of the cities of Islam Medina and Mecca
they will they will not have any more believed there will be no
believers on the earth and these cities no one will visit them
anymore. No one will
need no further reason to believe in them. So there'll be like old
cities just today, for example, you can go to Tashkent,
Persian cities, and some are cons and just tourism, just old
buildings. That's it. Nothing is actually happening there. There's
no tech being built there. There's no economics there's nothing
there. So, that kind of attitude will will be from Medina to people
will say Mecca used to be a religious site.
Just like you know, you look at cities today as texts right? There
used to be the Jenkins build do amazing things here. The Aztecs
built amazing things here. And it's all just history in the past
that's it, the prophesy Selim telling us Mecca and Medina will
be the same someday
Subhan Allah
he says Windham other credit to Hoonah wincan is low and your car
bad to Lewisham zoom Arabia. He says, I only mentioned it here,
even though it would be its timing is after the sunrise from the
West, and the beast comes out of the earth. The end of the day.
dakara we have Hooroo Gianna Kim Adela Ali Ali ahaadeeth. So
karabell, Medina, is when believers all day, no more
believers. What a guru Julia Khun ofis ma Sadie salaam Fateh however
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or it has to be preached by Nephi correct? And it has to be what
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the n for n yeah the n but it's okay that's a good faith other
same as all the other like yeah well yeah, yeah.
Good. Well, I'm cusu orbera enam and say nice we'll call this
agenda and he will live for two years yeah metal fee him because
overlay died or some naughty. He acts upon the book of Allah and my
example the prophets. I sent him the same way. And then he dies
first actually for
Nobody embrace Roger lamb and Benny Tamim. After say Nisa passes
away, there will be a man from Benny Tamim. His name is Alma cod
for either Matt and McCarthy them yet, yella Nessie Tillotson in
hardtail. Europhile Quran woman's due to deja after this maca dies.
There are not it will not be three years the Quran will be lifted
from the hearts of people. Now if he dies
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Webb do not see him now. The truth of the Quran leaves the hearts of
people now the end of the Ummah becomes very apparent and the
deficiencies begin to appear.
So we know how our Ummah ends everything has to have an ending.
Welcome Raja Tama Ronnie and Alia is so let me call hola hola como
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So, and of Tom would not come until the people are ruled by a
man by the name of Georgia.
Muslim narrates from Abu Hurayrah Allah terrible am allele had the
humanity Quran Julian Humala Quran Julian ukara lol jajah Tjahaja
will be king will and the che con Bukhari and Muslim the end of time
will not come. Had they ecolodge Raju Loon, Minh Katan Yasuko nurse
Vyasa until the men end of time will not come until a man from
cotton comes and he drives people with force with a stick meaning
he's authoritarian. He doesn't
convince the people to do anything. No, he beats them.
He's a tyrant. Basically you can say that.
Even Assad can even demand Devin No, no, no I am LeBron you narrate
from clay Sydney jabber from his father from his grandfather that
the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, set the Kouwenhoven
bad you qualify after me there'll be leaders who will have rulers on
Badgett Hola, Amara, and after the qualified kings, princes on
Belgian O'Meara, Moodle, Kibera after the princes and kings
tyrants.
The difference is that the king at least Yes, He's a bully and
everything but at least he has royalty and he cares about the
country because he says it is the Jabara are like the poor of the
people who rise up and don't have any manners don't have any
etiquette, and they are the tyrants and they destroy the
country for the sake of their own power. That's the difference
between Jabba and O'Mara.
Another difference is that a king Yes, he may be from a royal family
and a system that is on Islamic but he may still be good and do
good. But the geovid are all evil.
So my afro Durazo admin elevate EML all the admin can manually
edit Jira, JIRA, then there will come a man from my family
and you will fill the earth with with Justice just as it was filled
with oppression. So my role Cassani then the Caetani will come
for Lady bath and he will hochma Who are Duna
so catani is one of the signs of the end of time and he comes after
say, Nisa, so is it a Jetta walk Roger No, I am with the hammered
and Sulayman of Neysa Bella Vani and then Maddie Yeah, you manly qu
herba Asha Raja sana or
14 years he will rule baits and macness l Maddie some said seven
other and Eretz nation say seven. Then he dies to make an embody
Raja lumen calm.
Man Coleman Tobia Melco Matoba. Then a man from Toba. His name is
Al Matsu.
A al Qahtani yum could await and mark this day watch the inner
Center. He rules weights and mocked us for 20 years, 21 years,
then he's killed. Then, for three years a man will rule and he will
be killed. And then after that, bad Joe. Hey, Simon majeeda Let's
see Nino Urvashi and then another. So here, what he's gonna give us
as a rule, he is the rule is as follows A lot of the narrations of
ecotourism and they contradict and they have weakness to them.
So you should only just truly rely on those that come through sound
nourish, this is a book, one of those books that is not just
it's not just a manual for end of times. It's all of what has been
said about the end of times plus commentary on it. And he does
comment on
and he does say has narrated something it says now this is
contradictory to what we know
And this is what we should believe.
So here he is in Mandi living for 14 years then the catani the
previous Hadith before that said, Prophet ASA dies then the khazzani
comes
so toddled
and hence we go with what a stronger
walk Roger, are you gonna Zota? Yeah mucho de Moulton. You'll see
you to nurse about the houfy fitna.
The Maddie dies a death and the people are in fitna after him.
Again that's that's a hadith that has towards contradiction. Because
when the Maddie dies, as we know in a stronger narration, say nicer
rules. So how are we in fitna if we have who is of a greater rank
than mmm about the amount of ideas the rank of a believer? Yes, he's
the most inspired and truthful and, and, and best of leaders that
the Muslims will ever have
after the Sahaba But even you can even say the melody has something
Sahaba don't does it? Or don't. The Sahaba did it she had what
they thought was right.
The man de la Salam does not do it. She had his mole him with the
truth. He's inspired with the truth. So in that respect, He's
superior.
But he's followed by St. Nisa. So how is the OMA and fitna? He's
going to tell you a lot of these narrations. You have to learn how
to read the narrations about the end of time.
up with a name Roger and Benny Mac zoom for you buy out very well for
him because he's a man anthemion as human as a minister. May Lisa
be into Willa Jan Bejo for London will later Joe Acaba come.
Alright, let's skip this. He's giving us now a lot of the
narrations that have to do with the Caetani and the GA and they
all come after say now Isa,
even madame. You're calling about that melody, clearly from an earl
in Yemen mill Katan.
A whole madwifi dini he Yama Ruby Amelie will lead the US you have
to Medina to room we will see Bhuvana Emma here's another detail
about the Caetani he's like this hobby of Satan at the moment and
he does what he does. So here he says something very good about the
khazzani
Listen to this heavy hill a hadith
X Thoreau hermits out of the these narrations many of them they're in
contradiction because the call for key even Hotjar
the four key even Hotjar which will be a chef in hates me
correct? The fuck it even harder. Sheffield Islam even 100 is Alaska
learning. But alpha t even harder?
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a lot of narrations about the end of time they conflict. So when
they conflict simply follow what is sound and leave what is
conflicting or weak. And from these the summary is to believe in
Al Imam Al Abadi al Muntadhar
in his era that the gel comes out and in his era, he said Ben Meriam
Ali Salam comes out and he prays behind them Mandy say Nisa prays
behind the Imam and Mandy.
Yep.
And nothing about previous claims of the Madeon versus Angie's
writing in his time saying the previous claims. None of it is
sound.
Let me see him shape. All of those who claim to be the Matthew before
him.
They don't fit the bill. Well, levena badDo O'Meara saw their own
either leg and Les Sue Mithila. And there are righteous rulers but
they're not the Maddie. They're not like they do it she had their
name is not like the prophets name. They don't rule the whole
ummah. They don't conquer into Europe bled the room. They don't
eliminate the groups. The moment Maddie in his time, there are no
* or motherhood anymore.
The Sect is a deviation from an established text. A Message Hub is
an interpretation of a speculative text, Mother hub are acceptable
and * are unacceptable. Both of them are eliminated in the era of
Monday, there will be no more *, Norma the hub, he clarifies
everything. And he's given the Tofik from Allah subhanaw taala
and his victories his military victories are the sign of tofu.
So these are the signs we know the order of the first for Maddie that
jet I used to have no money yet Judah metrics. These four the
order is established.
Hence any claim that your judgment Jews are walking around right now,
or that some of them came out and the rest of them are under
has a problem. Because this is the order of the first four. As for
the everything else, we don't know what the order is the sunrising
from the West, the dead but
there is a beast that comes out a unique creature that can speak
Yes, all of the other six come after these four sunrising from
the west.
The bet debit will audit that's to the smoke.
That comes many say that's the very last one.
And the other three of the Major 10 Major sciences is going to see
say and mostly the believers may not live through them. They may
have died before them.
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Kulu Raya to my young kin, Phil Jami, and the most we could say
together all this together and then Maddie LKB Oh ALLAH Do you
have the whole room? Welcome to the geographies Germany where you
suddenly he's called for I listen. I'm called for one or Sheila
Phatak Hula, hula Kreisman body. When I started, salam ala Yes,
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who are hacker movie him? Yeah, I love you. You're living with Dean
you are living with Jin Woo Amara ishara tune Illa Delica so my
yearly brother Matthew Raja Roman le Beatty. He FISI ROTC he wear
Kunal Caetani Malmedy Fiza. Manny. So Al khazzani is the have all the
narrations he is someone good.
And he's just a hobby of Satan and Mandy. And what about grace?
Aren't they the believers of the OMA did not the prophesy set
themselves up for failure? So how can say nicer rule them? Either
that he's an exception, or that they rule but he is their advisor?
Meaning
that he is in the position that they seek his advice before they
rule they ever they rule their tribes, but he is above them as an
advisor
or that he's it's an exception. Yes. Who provided that you're all
alone? With no messenger amongst you crushes the ruler
with the exception that say nicer rules.
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meaning that Imam Al Mahdi conquers room
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de la Fatima de unit room for after how have you highly Tabea
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says will allow jajah solo catani and an MK God are two people who
are righteous Quraishi is that rule after se Nisa, but the
Tjahaja is not good.
Tjahaja causes the Pfitzner so there's a whole story afterwards
to fire Corojo la Nakatani
a whole series of events that happen after mmm and we don't have
much interest in that because we haven't even reached a moment but
that's us the big deal. What is the difference between us so here
Hannah hasn't Hadith, the of the five conditions.
One of them is dumped the five conditions of a sound Hadith one
of them is dumped, which is precision
competence in the transmission. However,
in the Hasson Hadith, his competence is good but not
excellent.
So therefore we accept it and we use law but but the quality of the
narration is slightly less so.
Alright, our guests is here. Let's but let's get this
Sighs Yeah, there you go. Get the size right.
We'll finish with the laptop
and we'll turn to our guest for today. His name is shake as her
Hussein and he's just completed a massive massive accomplishment,
which is a massive Hanafy flipbook
a book in Hanafi fiqh. On what are we ready?
All right, let's bring over and welcome our guests. Schiff us,
Hussein. Welcome to the SOFIA society nothing but facts live
stream
Yep.
Salam Alaikum wa Rahmatullah. Can you hear me?
Almost going to fix the volume right now.
Technical difficulties. Yeah. If you can speak in fellowship.
Can you hear me now? No. Maybe it's the TV, right?
Oh, yeah. I think it's the TV. Yes. Yeah.
Yeah, no, okay. Okay, I was a TV.
You might say, oh, yeah, Chef, if you can. One more time.
There you go. That's perfect. TV. Welcome to the civilian side.
Ain't nothing but facts live stream. Thank you very much.
Pleasure to be with you. Thank you very much for hosting me. My
pleasure. My pleasure. First of all, which city are you in in
London and England? I'm in a small town for Keithley which is just
outside Leeds in Yorkshire Northside don't are familiar you
out the north of England. Not not very familiar. So is it north of
Birmingham? North of Birmingham, probably closest major city would
be Manchester Manchester. So Manchester actually has as many
Muslims as Birmingham or is that right? There's a lot.
Not a little bit less, but is a lot of sin population. And then
obviously Bradford,
Leeds up north areas. There are a lot of small towns here with large
Muslim populations. And what about Blackburn?
All of these are in the same area Blackburn's, probably about a half
an hour 1440 minute drive from us here as well. So you have the data
room in Blackburn Barry, do use be quite a lot of Islamic is in the
north? And where did you study?
Most of my studies has been private, I mean, I did to about a
year or so in Jordan early on. But then it's been privately in small
groups or one to one with teachers here either in our institute
locally, or in and around the area. So
it's very generous of you to call me a chef. I'm not 100 logged on a
little bit studying. And the book in front of you is the fruition of
those efforts. So in Jordan, did you study with Sheikh salah?
No, I studied in the cost of the institute. I don't know if you
heard of it. Of course.
I asked to read the thing that was very early days when the religious
free to settle the institute. Mashallah. So, tell us about your
fixed studies? And what led you to translate this book all about it?
Could you also put up a picture? I should have had the book with me.
I never bought the book with me today. It's at my house. I
received it from in the mail. But I forgot to bring it with me. I
should have brought it with me today. But tell us about the book
where How did you study it and how
I started studying privately here locally. It was actually with
Becky scholar, who we studied across the Muslim world and we
moved them over from Syria actually,
to be a teacher in our institute. So I started studying with him,
you know, the motto in life, put the worry monitor muscley. And
then in the same way, I just continued my studied studies with
a local Mufti Hill was a teacher in the loom and went through, you
know, some of the key texts like solutia, you know, Lenoir,
Mohawk to you know, large parts of the hedaya. So, I'm not, I mean,
I'm an accountant by profession full time. I do this a little bit
on the side.
Tell me what's the status of Muslim youth in in your town?
It's a mix. I mean, I think when non Muslims
are sorry, Muslims from Muslim countries come over and they see
who's here living here. They're often a little bit surprised in
the day to see you know, on the law, the mosques are quite full.
There are lots of courses going on Arabic studies.
Studies, people are interested in the dean, the law, so I'd say you
know, the community to call their communities about shortcomings,
but generally hamdulillah the fervor for the dean is strong.
as well. So here are a lot of youth will go down. If they're
into their mess to the masjid life. They'll go out to the masjid
and there'll be some easy Friday nights the night they'll have
something going on. And you may shoot some buckets go for out for
ice cream or something like that. So what is it like in what would a
young person do in England?
They you don't have your massage and art community centers the way
they are here? That's correct. I think I think they're more kind of
focused on the Salas and the observers, teachings and things
like that less community centers.
That was probably a fair observation are in the communities
are quite tight knit because a lot of towns are quite small.
The community is quite tight knit. So I think the social circles of
the communities often within the old families as opposed to around
the masjid, Masjid functions, just more as a masjid.
You mentioned you had Syrian scholars What was the name of that
Syrian scholar? He's in Shehata back Buhari I don't know if you've
heard of the name yes already have his picture should had to back in
Makati tell us about did you ever you I don't know if you heard when
you were backstage our third session today reading from a
Barisan Geez a shot to see
what did ship out to back say what did he ever talk about signs of
the end of time?
I I've not heard him mention that book or discuss it to be honest, I
don't know his opinion of the book. I have it on my shelf. I'm
not ready.
I mean, he he's an interesting scholar. I don't know if your
interactions with him or not coming in. So at that time, I
probably myself wasn't as familiar just starting off my journey of
studies of how influential and strong the was Becky scholarship
was in the mud herb It was only after many years
realizable and significant influence scholars from that part
of the world had paid on the early Hanafy method.
So ladies, gentlemen, we have for the first time may Hanafi. Not for
the first time but for the first time in a while I have a free
resource. So why don't you send in your
your questions here on
Hanafi fiqh, because none of us you get the short end of the stick
on this program, but we want to try to make it a little bit evened
out. So why don't you start sending in your Hanafi questions?
Chocolate Wallah at TBEX shokuhou Rav is that the one you're talking
about
Utterback Yes. Shakira of chakra off yes. Chakra off my Tesla Lee
is Mr. Cecily
No, no, he's not really is my 3d. Why do I remember some Morteza Lee
leanings from it? Maybe I'm confusing him with somebody else.
Yeah, perhaps Yeah. Must be confusing him with somebody else
who had declared almost
to the deposition. But I must be confusing him.
All right. Here is a question is the tau alpha alpha part of hedge?
Or is it a separate a bad?
I think see the I mean, maybe perhaps we just go into a little
bit of the book. I honestly I prefer not to take open q&a is Oh,
sure. Sure. That's not my specialism. I prefer to leave that
to the scholars. We don't we don't have a copy here. Do we?
I forgot. I literally had it right in front of me. I was like, I
gotta take this with me. And I just left before that. So anyway,
you can tell us about
tell us about the book and its chapters. And what makes it unique
from other books.
I think it's important a little bit to understand who the authors
were.
You know, before the author was allowed in the sun of the famous
Muhammad Amina Bernardin
people who are familiar with the school or with No, Mama, I mean a
bit optins rank in the school as a scholar is random of third is
perhaps the most often quoted book in the whole whole of the mud hub.
You know, today when you ask the student almost the question,
almost their first point of
first resource to look into will be Harsha Toobin. RBV, no Ratan
Tata. And allow Dean Abdeen was his son. And what he did was he
produced a one volume summary of
his father's book, focusing on the four pillars. So prayers hij
fasting,
and then what, what makes the book useful? I mean, the first four
chapter
As in many ways are very similar to say other texts such as no
really dominated muscley in the mud hub. But what makes the book
particularly interesting is it's got a large 150 Page section on a
hub of Alibaba. So
the lawful press,
so good. So there's a lot of about everyday matters or eating,
sleeping, social interactions, how to behave around your parents.
And just a lot of practical advice, because he actually wrote
the book for school students, which is, you know, it's a bit
surprising that in today's term, like, a lot of students have
knowledge, you know it in 20, plus studying scholars, we use it as a
reference point as well, it was actually written for children. So
therefore, it's a very practical book.
So you've got that chapter. And then it's got a chapter on
Aqeedah, as well, at the end, a short 4050 Page chapter. So I
think he basically rotate and he says, At the end of the book, I
want to write one volume book, The all of these students who are
going to leave these McGraw servers can just use almost as a
manual of life or tool as a reference point, that gives them
enough knowledge for the rest of their lives. Because I understand
they're gonna get busy in their worldly matters, and get engaged
in those things. And here's a tool that you can then have by your
side for the rest of your life. So because of those reasons, and he
bought in a lot of like other
spiritual benefits, and for it, just to make a real tool for
people rather than an academic book. So we've had, because of all
of those features of the book, it would be, you know, something that
would be very useful for the modern reader.
And I don't know if you had a chance to flick through the book
much at all at home, but probably what you have in front of you from
the nine or two pages, probably roughly half of it is from the
original text. And then about half of it is additional material that
we've added on top.
And what you find in the book, what I tried to do is put a lot of
detail around the book. So
rulings which were not covered in the book, which I thought were
useful. We've added a lot of those into the footnotes. So you can see
this quite footnote heavy. I think there's about 2500 footnotes in
the whole book.
And about a third of those are from immune Augustine's harsher
around 750 of them. So because the book is sourced primarily from
American Arab Dean because then the extra materials a lot of in
the footnotes has been sourced, we hope will inshallah be a very
reliable source of Hanafi fiqh.
Then what I also tried to do was, where there was issues in the
Hanafi madhhab, where in the modern context, people challenged
the Matobo and say, Well, we think it's contradictory to the Hadith,
or we don't know the Hadith that supports this evidence, we try to
bring the evidence forward, at least one Hadith for that
particular position. So people know what the model is based on. I
mean, I didn't go into you know, what the Shafi is my counter this
and then the counter to the counter from one of his by Elisa,
primary evidence is there for people so they are confident in
their hearts, that the position that they're following is
basically in the Hadith. And every Hadith has been quoted, we try to
find a scholar who graded the Hadith. So we can see that sorry,
Hassan, et cetera, again, just I think, for more modern reader,
just to give them the extra level of comfort around that what
they're following in the madhhab
wonderful, tell us about something from the chapter on Bidwell today
in that you found to be the most moving
you know, entry in the book that is not found in other books on
Biddle? Well, again, goodness to parents.
I can't you know, once you think of anything, one specific point on
Imperial Valley then but reading that chapter,
the thing that probably struck me out as I was working through the
chapter and editing was a lot of what was in that chapter about,
you know,
you know, just you have a Muslim life and Muslim society. I found,
you know, a lot of those had already been adopted into the
culture which I was born into, as you know, my grandfather
migrated from Pakistan. So things that I've kind of practiced in the
past and just knew and adopted from my parents, you know, what
was written in the book. So and it was kind of a reminder for me
actually the our own cultures that were bought into, you know,
there's a lot to be set for them, and they preserve a lot of,
you know, the true Muslim culture and, you know, the teachings in
the books of the fuqaha. And from the Prophet salallahu Alaihe.
Salam. And
so that was certainly interesting for me. And I think people
generally found the
chapter particularly beneficial. I mean, hey, if I have a
page, I think we can put up just go through some of the areas if
you think it's useful, of the sorts of things that are covered
in there.
But you've got things around like, you know, the eating, drinking and
dress the other way around that there's stuff around gender
relations and active interaction with you the agenda?
Not just tell us about that. What did you say about the the gent
tell us about the gender interaction section?
Yes, there's a section around
looking at a man looking at a woman and vice versa, the rulings
around the score discussions around the aura and the
definitions of an aura
is displaying one's
our beautification in a public forum, for example, I don't know
where they can even maybe share the screen or would be visible.
Okay, great. Yeah, let's do it.
Let me see.
Has that come through to you?
All my will?
Not yet.
Is not visible?
No, we don't see anything. If you're on Instagram, hop over to
YouTube. As we interview she was sort of saying on his new book, a
trans translation and 900 Page translation on Hanafi fiqh by the
son of him in Aberdeen, in Aberdeen, of course, being the
most cited, what can we say he's the
number one merger in Hanafy in the federal right now and 100. Is that
right? Or? Chicago? Sir? Is that correct? I think so. I think it's
fair to say that I mean,
it would be either between of our Hindi of our alum Giri, perhaps
Indian scholars, referring to our MBT a little bit.
I mean, if you take for example, you know, Horatia yet which is a
famous or to fake book, again, written for the common person,
three large volumes, if you look at all the list of ruling you'll
see on every single page, it's, you know, reference for our Xiaomi
of Tao Hibiya, 90 of Santa references will be from those
books. And I think across well, if you're reading, you know, from the
Divinity School was one I should return we, or I met with the Han
from the Bellevue school, if you look at that for our books, more
often than not, I think you'll find that other authority is the
most often quoted book. Very good, very good. So someone is asking,
Is that hide have a chapter in this book? I'm sure it does. Yes,
it does. Yeah, it does. We put a detailed chapter on on hate as
well. We put quite detailed and extensive notes around it. But
he's quite comprehensive. I mean, the book I think provides a good
starting point. But then if you want to go on to the next level of
detail, you probably go into a bit of gooeys manual, which Shusher
for now. So the eight I offered for I remember correctly
translated a few years back,
especially in LA a lot of questions on is to howdah when is
it start? When does it end etcetera. It's very popular
questions. I'm sure there's a chapter on an Mahakam this book is
my mullet or include or mama that's included in the book.
No more I'm allowed per se are not included. So the chapters of
marriage, where you divorce inheritance, those are not
included.
Okay, and the
Yeah Muharram would be mentioned in the our chapter on the hour,
which is precondition of Salah does the mention that
it does. And I think what we did at the end of the book because the
volume became so large, you know, we were looking at under 50 pages
at that point, we got someone to work through the book on May Allah
reward him, he spent six weeks doing a 4050 page index to the
book, just to allow people to access things. So you can go to
the back look up in the in the index. And the index with
detailed, very clearly makes it easy to navigate. I mean, a lot of
what we try to do, I don't know how familiar you are with the
reliance of the traveler and the Shafi school, of course, yeah.
Oh, we kind of established the framework of the book of that
school of thought after reliance. And then, you know, try to add
some additional features.
So a couple of things. In chapter I have the book, for example,
there's about 140 Page of supplementary notes
that we put in there, which is basically subject matters or areas
which are not directly related to the book.
But we thought were kind of nevertheless, modern issues or
issues that come up a lot.
So we put those 150 pages in.
So the people who got a reference point to the frequently asked
questions. And, you know, again, the idea was not provide
comprehensive, comprehensive fatawa. But more, a lot of the
answers are often like half a page a page long, just so people got a
snapshot of what the ruling might be. And then a final chapter we'd
hit at the very end was we put in brief biographies of Hanafi
scholars, so I didn't include every single scholar. So you know,
you're talking about the hydras, Kalani, for example, or Imam Shafi
people are very famous. And there's a lot of material
available about them online. But he would be kind of some of the
people who are perhaps less known to be this.
We put a brief four or five line biographies about them, or these
people, some familiarity about all this color wars, which he lived
in, where he came from Vegas.
Hopefully, it gives you a bit of a flavor of on the listeners a
flavor of the contents of the book. Now, are you teaching the
book physically right now in a masjid?
No, not now.
To be honest with you, I've had a few requests to do something
online. So perhaps something we'll
look into. I think after spending a decade pulling pulling this
together, I felt I needed a break. Yeah, that's when you say a decade
putting the book together? Does that mean that you worked on it
regularly? Or did you like have years where you did didn't look at
it?
I was always working on it. But it was always part time.
So it was pretty much you know, I actually work in the Middle East.
So even flying back and forward for England and there, it's kind
of was always in my bad
work through it. I mean, I did,
at the end probably worth mentioning. I mean,
Tony was a large undertaking. So it was important, we try to put as
many like checks and balances in.
So I mean, kind of two layers of process that we went through. One
was to, you know, any areas of the book where I wasn't aware, I
wanted a second opinion from a scholar, our mark goes up and then
we systematically and systematically work through those
with the scholar. And then he went to an independent Mufti who spent,
you know, best part of a year
agree in the English text back to the Arabic text. And then also
your sense, checking all the footnotes and additions and
providing valuable feedback.
And then it kind of went through the standard editing and
typesetting processes. I'm sitting here with for Hanafi. So where can
they scoop it up? Do you have an American supplier?
I believe America books in America supplying it at the moment so you
can either buy off the website or foundation or you can buy it from
America books in America and I think they actually do global
distribution. Alright, so Americans you can get at Mecca
books.com. Link is there below.
Zara foundation or Zara Foundation, a Bucha visa
Got a foundation is the supplier for the British folks that are
here we have now underdone. 20 here on YouTube, another 50 or so
on Instagram. And for those who are gonna watch the recordings,
it's in the chat Mecca books.com for the Americans. It's a big
book, it's 900 pages. It was out of foundation for the British
buyers.
It covers a lot of things here, it covers adab it covers how that
haram things that you really want. So it does in a sense, cover mama,
let's enter. So with a little bit, like what's really needed all the
time.
It does. I mean, I think one of the books I liked about features
of the book I thought was allowed the magazine of course, he's a
scholar of the outward sciences, but he was also you know,
initiated into the herbal tea order. So in the spiritual aspects
and making the thing real for them and making the fix something as a
way of drawing close to Allah subhanaw taala was obviously one
of his objectives. So I think he brought those subtleties into the
book very nicely, good, good, Mashallah.
What elements of the self would you say are in the book?
I would say like the it's not like the soul of the soul in the sense
of the result of Sharia for example, it does have elements you
know, where it talks about definitions of NVT. So, yeah, and
we
want you to avoid those is called the rulings of what constitutes
backbiting and Mima and tail bearing. So, I would say like
those types of practical sort of areas, that you know, Sufis will
be interested in to get rid of from their lives, those practical
areas, I think, are covered because I think you know, you
know, what, you know, lying what lying constitutes backbiting
constitute, a lot of those things are often not understood. So, they
do explain those in detail. Very good, very good. Mashallah. So,
you're you're living in a city. Again, you said it's called
Kingsley. Keithley? Yeah, Casey, small population, not a big
population. Yeah, it's a small population, quite low Muslims
living here. So there are almost 10 masajid here, just in our small
town. Oh, that's a small town but a big population.
That's why it's a strong population. And we've got over the
horror Foundation, which
we don't as an institute has is a part time Education Institute for
children after school comm we have about 150 200 children each day
learning is actually the buildings like a 300 year old, Orthodox
Christian church.
We refurbished and as run as this institute, you bought it or you're
renting it.
We bought it and probably encourage viewers to go on the
website and look at the pictures. Check it out. I [email protected]
I think it's hog farm and Makara was Zara dot O R G. Let's check
that out. And let's take a look at their pictures. Ooh, they have a
lot of books. Look at this. Front page, you have the sublime gift.
That's the name of the book we're talking about. Al hidayah. Al Hadi
and Alia, correct. Oh Allah E. l Hadia. Allah Allah Iya.
Yeah, there are a lot of books here because he did tell him Zia.
Yeah. And who's who is your main chef?
In this organization?
We have a chef Solomon, who's one of our current teachers and Sheikh
Hamza, so Sheikh Salman he's studied in Jordan for many years
and lived out there. And she Hamza he studied in 13th. Hamza who?
Let me I'm gonna get you been upset get the pictures of the of
the building the church. I think if you go into the section that
says about us, maybe
I think it says the refurbishment photos on the front.
You there you'll get
probably the best pictures of it. So I don't see your screens.
Go go up to about us and to the refurbishments.
Not nothing there. I don't think you don't need to go in. I think
just go to the homepage homepage okay. And then you'll see
refurbishment completion for
altos there it is, whoa, share the screen.
That's a church. That's a church that they purchased and you even
took off you put in
your seams there you replaced What did they call that? The stained
glass? Correct and just put the name of Allah instead of whatever
was there a Jesus or picture of somebody
very impressive. That's really nice. Click and make them big
very nice, very nice that whole windows if we don't
and it was actually designed by James Horner. I don't know if I
heard Jay Bonner. No, never heard of it. He's a world renowned
geometric design designer. And he actually some of his work if you
know the 12 kind of sliding domes in the masjid the NABI SallAllahu
Sallam is the person who designed those so the window on the main
features of the doors and stuff. Thus, everything was designed by
him. Very impressive. I hope those lights are soft white lamps.
Right.
Yeah, they are. I know you're the accounting side, not the
aesthetic side.
That's right. They make me stick to the numbers. Well, let me go
close to the aesthetic.
But humbler?
It was too long. Nice. Do we preserve the character of the
church, but then bow in these Islamic features as well. So most
of the work that are done if you're the pictures of the doors
and the back, you know, the old handcrafted doors in Turkey etc.
So, the place mashallah looks very nice. And downstairs, you just got
five, six modern classrooms. So if you you bought the church, that
means that church community clearly dwindled, but I'm sure
they're not non existent. So what are the old members of the church?
How do they feel about this change
is a very common theme in the north. So as you know, Muslim
communities grow the non Muslim communities kind of move out and
obviously, Christianity's followship is falling away anyway.
So I know alee at least one of the church in our town, those are
acquired and convert to a mosque. And Hassan told me a couple of
days ago, there was another one near there that's going up for
sale as well. So I think those people are just moving out into
different areas. And, you know, churches due to the use reason why
apart from Islamic centers, so it's a common theme. Amazing, very
amazing. Well, thank you very much for coming on, again, an amazing
10 year. Really effort that's culminated into a gorgeous
achievement here.
Allah de Allah, Allah iya, the sublime gift, Muhammad Allah, Dean
IV, Dean, son of the famous Ivanovna Dean. So this is even
even heavy did Aberdeen really right.
And it's a book that's written for children.
And as a result, it has in it a lot of
very basic and simple, everyday needs. But just like that a seller
of abuse aids in the medical school, this book that was written
for children has become extremely useful for adults, and is studied
by adults. And I'm sure there are commentaries on this book.
In the same way that there are massive commentaries, such as a
nephrology on receta l Kush. ABIZAID, which is three volumes
long, and other commentaries on it. So likewise, this book seems
to be the same position
except that the seller does have ye malach in it, but it doesn't go
into the very nitty gritty details because it was only made for
youth. So I encourage everyone to scoop this book up, I have a copy
of myself at home, and it's a very useful book, especially for the NF
inshallah you benefit from it. And thank you for coming on, check us
out. And we look forward to having you on again, for your in 2030 for
for your next publication and
inshallah with you thank you very much enjoyed the conversation. May
Allah bless oleanders I mean, I mean, just like a look at work
Luffy
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do?
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How did you park that someone's honking at us like this gotta be
you.
On the table, I did pull it on one angle, probably not on the other.
Next segment, open QA
to a good section there for the Hanafi
libraries that people are amassing, and it's really
important to have a library in your house, it's really important.
Don't ever say, I'll buy it. After I read all my other books, nah,
doesn't work like that. You have to have a library in your house.
You don't say I'm going to buy this book, when I read all my
other books, it's not food, right? Finished the milk that we have,
then buy more milk, it's not food. It's not sneakers, you want to
have a library in your house, you want to be able to look in your in
your library every evening, when you come home and say, Oh, I
haven't read this book ever. Right? Or I haven't read it in
ages. I forgot even we even had this book. That's why libraries
are fun. Libraries are no fun when you've know all the books that are
there. So how are we going to replace your phone? Like you're
only going to replace your phone when you get to the point where
you have different topics that use randomly like, Okay, listen, you
open in, like you'd like your passive. Like your thing that
whatever you do in your free time, like instead of grabbing your
phone, you grab a book. Yeah. And you're like just an autopilot. No.
Unfortunately, reels are really hard to compete against for short
term, immediate shorts, and reels are really hard to compete
against. And these little memes and all these things. Even YouTube
has, like
a, you know, got rid of all social media. And it's like only of
YouTube because you know, I needed sometimes Yeah, videos. And then I
noticed a few days later, I'm like, the last few days. I haven't
realized, but I've been scrolling through these shorts for like, 30
minutes. Yeah. And like I just realized, like, Wait, like, I'm
back in the cycle. Yeah. Yeah. No, one's safe. No, nobody's safe. You
too. Yeah. Is this book like Reliance to the traveler, but in
Hanafi, FIP. He said that the index is, but the content does not
cover mama, let's if you're new to FIP. FIP is always divided into
two categories, a bad debt and wild minute acts of worship, and
acts of interaction, the interactions, Merit interactions
with creation, marriage foods, although he does have a section on
foods in that book, trade, conflict, war and punishment, or
crime and punishment. Sorry, war in peace, Judge
governance, court, court judgments, things like that
inheritance. Those are all the more omelettes.
All right, some q&a here.
What is the difference between Donald Trump and Donald Cofer?
I think that we need to flush that out between the mother head and
discuss that another time that's not off the cuff. But the some of
the general gist of it is that that which is ruled by Muslims,
and the Sharia,
there are different conditions by different ultimate, but who rules
it is an extremely important part of it. That definition and the NF
have multiple conditions, I believe. So I'm not going to say
something off the cuff. I can tell you right off the cuff is it who
rules who rules that land is the primary feature. However, we'll
we'll pause there, and we'll bring it back to you.
more fleshed out.
And then of times a meteorite will hit America.
Really never heard that. What's evidence of that?
In the end of times a meteorite will hit America
when you coming to 10 We're I'll tell you exactly when we're coming
to 10 weeks
10 Vera Institute
I'll tell you when we're coming. It's in Vera Institute.
Yeah.
You're gonna Watson VR Institute.
It's in Virginia, to tell you when the trip is certain with
Sheikh Omar propels the Sheikh of Tanweer
and they have a crew just like us July 20. Folks,
teens and tweens day trip to Maryland to meet
Sheikh matassa moutier of Medina Institute in the daytime. Then we
go down
and a little bit more to Virginia so they can meet us there.
And that is Saturday July 20. day trip to Maryland.
If you ask me we'll stop by at the Turkish Masjid. We'll meet
Checkmarx us from there. Take all the Shabaab we go down to
Baltimore Harbor. And we get some crabs and lobsters Hanif ease over
there.
And then we go down again. That's evil. This is only for teenagers
and
teens and tweens
that signed up not it's not open ended the cluster signup is
closed. It filled in. It's not just this trip the whole summer is
trips with the youth and the kids.
And that's going to be we're leaving at 9am that morning. Then
we're going to drive down to Virginia. Joe Allah Tala and we
will be visiting Tanweer and check em judge at torsina will be there
too.
So it's going to be very fun trip.
So let's say I'm shuffling and footballs my cousin in the chat.
Got Okay, so we'll see you there then. Because
see if Walmart Popo and chick tarson Be a nice long day
what's the daily schedule like at ArcView
there's classes in the evening online classes every evening I
believe every single evening of every day
and different subjects usually people latch on to one or two
subjects and they never miss those classes.
how in depth is ArcView Arabic go ArcView Arabic goes in to
it should at the end of the your time there. You should be able to
read classical texts
show him that you will take care of you he will take you up he
himself is a fluent reader of classical texts he'll take you if
you stick with them they'll take you all the way up there.
A lot of mustard record their clip and upload them but MBI C doesn't
any reason we have a very tall building and the roof is all metal
bars and beams and the echo
not we haven't had a solution everyone says oh there's an easy
solution. Oh, nobody's had a solution. There has to be
something I hope there is because the thing is the speakers are all
over the place. Any mic that you put echoes are coming back in and
that's what makes it so difficult you feel like you're hearing
something from very far away but try to find that you guys want to
record the from the phones like whenever someone recorded
something it's always fine. No Mike
Yeah, Mike is used now even with the mic I think whenever you like
speak Yeah, there has to be something
figured out but not not even that clearly. From what happened yeah,
we could figure it out.
The trend of Muslims keeping dogs as pets not as guard dogs is
strange. It has become common a lesson you're even in Egypt.
For the clever leukemia visit here
is the seafood is too good to have his turn transmitted. That's true.
All my Hanafy forensics are trends.
On food they're their trends. Jeffrey's trends Malik is on food.
We are in a galaxy amongst galaxies does it say anywhere
there is life except on Earth. Life can be discussed but
intelligence No.
Intelligence Allah subhanaw taala refers to a Theca lane, a Theca
Lane, the two weedy creatures center for a hula COMM A you have
Sakhalin we're not allowed to believe that there is a sentient
Micallef
legally responsible in the sight of Allah creature besides the
humans and the jinn.
And Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was sent to the enemy.
So we're not allowed to believe in matters that have legal import in
the religion without some evidence. You may believe if you
want that there are believed that there could be
life forms, bacteria,
things like that on other planets, if you want to believe that Alosa
worms or what have you,
because there's no
theological implications there. But to believe that there is
another sentient being would require evidence you're making
claims about the unseen
the unseen does not mean
it
unseen includes things that couldn't be seen but are not seen.
So for them to jika stan for me right now is unseen.
Right?
You need a lavalier mic. Trust me, we tried it.
We tried everything.
Maybe we'll try again.
What was societal, cultural and political revolution that Islam
brought to pre Islamic Arabia? What is the political philosophy
of Islam through the lens of sunnah? Why did Christ oppose it
with wars?
What was the social socio societal, cultural and political
revolution that Islam brought to pre Islamic Arabia, I'll give you
just one in each. As for the social,
it re organized the identity of the people from number one,
loyalty being the tribe, to your number one loyalty being your
religion. In them at me noon, UCLA, verily, the believers, our
brotherhood, and hence the tribal lines that broke up the people's
identity remained, but superseded by your relationship as brothers
and sisters in faith. That's number one thing, what is the
cultural
revolution that it brought, it brought a lot of cultural
revolutions and number one, cleanliness, the light has been
wherever Matata hitting. So religion is tied to the hip to
cleanliness, the cleanliness of the body, the cleanliness of the
diet that we eat, and the profit when he arrived at Medina, he
underwent you can say, a campaign
to to refine people's hygiene.
Even in things you never imagined, such as cover you food at night,
lock your doors at night, close your windows at night. I don't
know if they had windows back then. But close your doors at
night.
fill in holes remove puddles. There is a concept of net Jessa
Naja says something ritually impure, that you're obligated to
remove completely, you can't see it anywhere, except you must
remove it urine, feces, blood, acid reflux, vomit,
anything that's from the gut that came out of your mouth, or came
out of your rear or your front.
These things are not just alcohol. That is a massive cultural reform,
the writtens of alcohol completely from the land, the writtens of
fornication from the lens, the economic revolution of a bit
abolishing usury, from the lens.
The establishment of court judgments on fines.
Finding people cannot be based on their worth. Such that today in
today's world if you accidentally killed the son of a see the the
son of a CEO, and another person
killed the son of a janitor. You think they're gonna be the same?
Not in this court, or vice versa. You killed a CEO.
The son will sue you for how much money he would have earned.
You killed the son, the janitor his son, what will he sue you for?
What will the janitor have earned that a similar thing to that that
exists today used to exist back then. And the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam came and he banned this, all human bodies, the
body has the same value.
And he established that as 1000 gold coins. 4250 grams of gold is
the value of the whole human body and then each body part. So
lawsuits were reformed.
Suing the rich and suing the poor is one in the same
lawsuits were reformed.
We can say also that what else was reformed?
I'm going to check a mix this question right now chocolate.
Well, thank you very much. I'm going to check it. So that is an
economic reformation, inheritance was reformed. So there's no more
fighting over inheritance, and there's no more controlling,
keeping the family super rich by taking all of my inheritance and
giving it to my first son. And then he grows the wealth than all
of it retains to his first son and he grows the wealth to the point
that after five generations, one family's wealth is this high. The
next one can't compete. No, he broke up all inheritance upon
every death. All of your wealth is broken up. So what you have is the
super rich produce a middle class
and you don't have the super rich class, the House of Lords in the
House of Commons anymore. This is a massive social, economic,
cultural reformation. How about rights of children, children used
to be able to be killed in there.
Rabia, if you could not afford to feed a daughter, it was socially
understood that you killed her.
A man may have multiple daughters, and no sons, a daughter in that
day and age, can she defend? No? Can she go hunt? No. Can she even
go out to the well and get us a big jug of water partly. So she's
a liability. She's viewed that way as a liability. And she offers
very little back. That's how they viewed it. Just purely
materialistic. They don't view as a soul or whatnot and whatnot. So
they used to do what, which is just killed this daughter. Because
I can't do it anymore. Likewise, today, we have abortions that are
like this.
I like
one comedian.
He said, Don't tell me what to do with my body find I won't tell
you. But also don't tell me you didn't kill a baby. Right? I won't
tell you what to do with my body. If I'm making a cake.
And it takes 30 minutes to bake the cake in the oven. You're a
baker.
And
within two minutes, you took the the the batter out of the oven and
threw it across the floor. I'm going to tell you, why did you
ruin my cake?
You can't tell me it's not a cake? Well, it would have been a cake.
Right?
So
abortion has only few principles when it's allowed. Were common
sensical principles that the mother is going to die.
And if a what if a girl was raped, Allah Tada gives her a period of
time, well before the pregnancy is entering into its advanced period
that you would know that you're pregnant, and you can abort that
baby. In certain circumstances. Pretty much the only reason I can
think of that people nowadays, like the Liberals that would find
for go for abortion is like lack of responsibility. And it seems
like most of the time, it's Oh, like, I can't afford it to
financial thing. But then built up beneath that is lack of
responsibility. They don't want to earn or, you know, be liable for
another person. But it's like you chose to, you know, sleep around
and you clearly weren't using contraceptives, or anything. So
like,
that's your fault, right? It's not it's it's a small number of the
people who commit
abortions now, the very small number of it would be valid in
this video.
So we would uphold those circumstances and not any other
circumstance. And you're living in the West thing, you know, oh, I
can't like there are people in third world third world countries.
They're not saying oh, I'm gonna abort my kid because I can't
financially afford it and have nothing. So you have no excuse to
say, oh, it's financial.
Zina, right 100%.
On the marriage years, on the journey of marriage,
for all those Yep.
There was a great revolution surrounding women too, namely,
marriages
were adjusted, that a man can marry for not more, it used to
vary more. It was limited to four months I was banned, which was
considered a valid type of honorable marriage. That was
temporary. That means we'll be met, I'm here for business for
three months, I'll marry. And I'll have a wife for three months. That
was bent. Also women were given portions of the inheritance. Also
women were given the role of a man towards his woman was established
such that she has a caretaker for her entire life. In other words,
someone to protect her from harm, and to
to provide her with food and clothing. Furthermore,
in the history of Islam,
women played a great role such that they would be honored
therefore, in the fifth of going forward in the future. The first
person to prostrate after the Prophet Muhammad I sent them was
say they've had deja, the first martyr was a to Somalia.
So there are many firsts
in the entire Ummah, the lead for that was a woman. And they were
given far more honor than this than that,
than they were given before. And they were given positions in
Islam, that they filled those positions by virtue of that
they'll be honored forever thereafter, say to Khadija say
this Romania and many others. If we think about a typo, Seda Rajala
Juan, the Prophet peace be upon when he asks Who is your most
beloved? So that caused a man to not be ashamed to say my most
beloved is my wife. Before that didn't will be you'd be ashamed to
say that.
These are some of the cultural, social and political revolutions
that Islam brought to the pre Islamic Arabia, a lot of non
Muslim to ask questions like this. What's the political philosophy of
Islam?
lamb today.
Today, our political philosophy is that all these Muslim countries
should make their borders into dotted lines. And they should
render themselves as states in a federation.
They should be United States.
Very similar to federalism here, you're an independent state, but
you're part of a federation. And that Federation covers your
currency. It covers trans state highway systems and interactions
from Morocco, over to Egypt, from Mali, up to Morocco, over down to
Sudan, et cetera, et cetera. There should be a system that connects
between these two places. There should be a single protective
force than army across all of for all of these
one and there and when we interact as
in the international community, we act as one body so you have one
president
and one ambassador to each of these Alma let's get another pick
this one's no good
any pick random
when we're in the international community, there doesn't need to
be 50 Islamic countries or Muslim countries one
one they have one currency they have one army they have one
representative in bodies like the United Nations which is a probably
would have its own subjects whether that or not that's their
upholding their claims but whatever. One and between each so
you take the president of each the president of one of these states
rules for four years
on a rotation system
so he no one has some fight for getting elected or anything like
let's go alphabetically or by the biggest country to the smallest.
Right. So for example, who would be the biggest maybe Indonesia?
He'll rule then the next than the next the next. No one has to fight
for elections. No one No one here is surah. headin no one hears I'm
gonna bin Abdulaziz. We've passed that. We're admitting that you're
not going to be the Khalifa. You're not going to have the
righteousness. We're not going to fight for elections. So just make
it systematic that way. So everyone you know exactly when
your country is going to get your share. Right? When you exactly
your country's head is going to be the head of the whole Oma.
Then you have a Senate you have to have a shooter. And you have two
shooters, the shooter of the people and the shooter of dollar
map. The shooter of the people would be representative based on
population
is Turkmenistan.
East Turkestan, 20 million people population, right. Cairo, Egypt 80
million people population. So for every one senator, you get weak
Egypt gets for Indonesia, what? How many million there in
Indonesia
200 million, so they need to get 10 times more than so if East
Turkistan is 20 and Indonesia's 200, then the ratio is one to 10.
Very much like how our House of Representatives is today.
So you're gonna have a huge House, Senate, then you have the Supreme
Court is like the Alama
will judge if the laws are valid or invalid, they don't make the
laws. But they judge if this law is shut out or not. If there is a
non shadow EU law, you can sue.
Then you're going to have an internal police force. Like the
FBI is the internal police of the whole country. That means if you
cross the border
from New Jersey to Delaware,
it's no longer the jurisdiction of New Jersey or Delaware. It's going
to be the FBI.
So there's going to be federal taxation.
There's going to be a federal highway system, there's going to
be one currency, one internal police force, one military and one
set of ambassadors to the whole world and to the international
community, not one for Morocco, one for Algeria, one for Libya,
one for Egypt, and they divide you up not one for all of these
nations. That would be the political view. But here's another
part, all of this theory, take it and dump it down the toilet. If we
are not an OMA that loves Islam and loves Allah and His Messenger,
none of this will ever happen. You can bring the best system you can
pour billions of dollars in it.
Allah subhana wa Tada controls the hearts and if your hearts are not
directed to Allah to Allah, none of this will ever happen. So
before we do any of this
before we do anything
We'd think about it. The number one prerequisite is that our
hearts have to be aligned to Allah.
And I'll sadly say that the Islamic ohmmeter and Muslim OMA
today,
the Arabs, the main portion that's been Muslim for the first since
the first century, from Morocco, up to Iraq to Persia, Yemen,
Arabia, Egypt, that big block right there. They no longer care
about Islam. I'll just tell you, they don't care about Islam.
They do not care about Islam. Indonesians care about Islam.
There's a sliver in Pakistan that cares about Islam.
But I can tell you in general overall.
Majority more than 50% do not care. You want to you want to take
a look at it financially. What numbers tell the truth for us,
right? Numbers are truthful for us, right?
What is? Where is there more investment in any of these
countries that I just mentioned?
Their entertainment, shows and movies
or Islamic knowledge?
Where is people's money going? People put their money, what they
care about, if you care to get a good laugh, or if you care to get
an education.
That's what will tell you what people care about is where's the
money going. And I guarantee you people will pay far more to have
cable TV.
In the Arab world, or cable still the thing to have the satellite
channels to go watch to spend it on entertainment than they do care
about Islam. And it's a sad reality. But it's true. And I
don't like to hang out with such people anymore. I just openly say
I would not hang out with them. I don't care if the Arab and Muslim
for 100 for 30 generations
did take themselves back to the lineage of who knows who if
they're lukewarm about Islam. I don't want to take to get your
disease, you have a disease. You have a disease. I'd much rather be
with a brand new Muslim convert.
He's a first generation Muslim doesn't know anything and he has
terrible habits but he loves Islam. That's the future. You're
the past.
I don't hang out with them anymore. I don't care what happens
I don't care
how harsh it doesn't, it's not harsh. You have a disease.
you'd hang out with people who have COVID and sneeze all over the
place. So I don't hang out with those types anymore
then unfortunately, it's a big bulk of the community.
They just don't care
especially Muslims in public school.
Of course whether you're their parents send them to be educated
by
a group of people what do you expect your kids is going to turn
exactly like that.
Ladies and gentlemen, we got to stop here. A lot of other
questions that we could not get too
many folks from England sending their Salam
but unfortunately, we got to run does that come along here and
everybody? Subhanak Allahu mobie Huntik Nisha dunlea ila IL and
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