Shadee Elmasry – Israel’s in a Lose-Lose – NBF 364
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Welcome everybody
to the Sophia Society. Nothing but facts livestream
on a nice day. It's pretty warm
here in the great state of New Jersey
in the city of New Brunswick,
just a mile down from the
Robert Wood Johnson University
Hospital,
also known as Bob Wood. It's only known
like that to me, basically, because I call
it that.
Let's start off, first of all, with, before
we get into Israel and all the stuff
that they're doing.
And,
basically, that's what's been on everyone's mind for
almost
we're almost about to hit a year now
in 2 months, but they're just literally
driving themselves into an abyss.
There's no way to win this for them.
There is no way. They've they've taken a
situation where the whole world had sympathy for
them,
and now they've driven themselves into a situation
where
you have to be a fanatic to support
them.
Alright?
Let me
let us read from what we're reading from
our first of all. That's the first lesson
we're gonna take today.
And that's gonna be reading from Imam Suyuti's,
Tedribrawi.
His commentary
on Imam and Noah's,
Taqrib.
K.
Taqrib of Il Imam and Noahi.
And it's said by a number of people
that Ashar,
yes, I'm gonna check your questions on Instagram,
but it's easier and better if you go
to YouTube.
K.
Is when
an author adds
commentary
in the middle of the text.
So they just take the scholar's text, and
they write, like, scholars said such and such,
and they continue on,
basically, as if they're expanding the sheikh's book.
So in in these electronic versions, you'll see
it's just one paragraph.
It's one paragraph, and then the scholar
that that's in blue.
The scholar's work is in blue. The commentator's
in black.
So he's literally just adding in the middle
of the text. This is one of the
meanings of the word when you hear the
word.
The other meaning the other type of commentary
is when he just puts a line of
text, and then he writes whatever he wants
to write, and they call that a.
So that's one set of definitions.
The other set of definitions, just so you
know what the terminology is, is that Ashar
is the first commentary.
He puts text, and he comments.
Hasia is a commentary upon the commentary,
adding more details to the commentary.
So that's the second meaning
of a,
and you'll see that in both. So,
for example,
it's called a Hasia
because he puts the text and then he
puts his commentary. Not that
there is text commentary, super commentary. Just so
you know, you know, what these what these
words mean.
So today, we're gonna talk about a type
of narration from the prophet, peace be upon
him, which is called a Musal Hadith.
And in Musal
So it's when a second generation Muslim
quotes the prophet directly.
He doesn't mention the companion.
And the Olimat differed on how to use
this. The Mujtihad Imams,
they differed in 2 ways.
Well, one group said, and those are the
and the that
it's not a hadith.
The chain is cut.
But the Hanafis and Marikis said something totally
different. They said no.
If
it's a big,
a senior,
which whom we know for sure studied with
the big sahaba and for many years,
that he's not citing the companion because it's
so well known.
So they do accept it. They with the
condition that it comes from
a senior who's
well known
in his narration to be sounds and to
have studied such as Sayed ibn Musaib, for
example, who was one of the he is
the most knowledgeable of,
and he studied with Abdullah bin Umar.
So if it's
more than one cut
more than one cut.
So it's not just the secondary. It's the
3rd generation, let's say.
Didn't even meet the Teves,
then it's not a anymore. So is when
only the Sahabi is missing from the chain
omitted from the chain. Now, again,
so the Mujahid imam said he's missing from
the chain.
Simple reason is that he didn't need to
cite this hobby. This hadith is so well
known.
And his reputation as a muhaddith
and as a scholar is so established
that he cites directly to the the prophet,
peace be upon him.
That's what the is. Now if it doesn't
has that, it's missing more than 1,
then it's not called
he says here,
it's not a,
a anymore.
Alright?
It's
multiple people missing,
cut
off.
What happens when because you have a generation
you have from the top of the generation
to the bottom. The elders, just like you
have in a family.
You have a family that could be in
the traditional families 30 years apart.
Right?
From the oldest brother to the youngest
brother.
So the younger,
such as a, for example,
the much steady moms don't treat that the
same way.
They only take the more set of the
senior tabae.
But technically, by Hadith, they did still call
the more set hadith because he's a tabae
and he did meet companions.
Alright. What else is?
What happens if a second gen a third
generation, that means he didn't meet the companions,
He met those who met the companions. Say,
so and so,
a a man.
I heard from a man.
Who heard from a man?
Then we it's cut off because we need
to know the identity of every transmitter.
Alright?
In the Okay. No. Let's skip this.
Let's go to the next
section on this.
Oh, here's another question.
This is interesting.
A man
is a non believer. He's a pagan in
the time of the prophet, sallallahu alaihi wa
sallam, but he heard things. He saw things.
Right?
The prophet
returns
back to Allah, passes away.
Then the man enters Islam,
and he narrates as a Muslim now what
he saw from the prophet as a.
Is he a sahabi or a tabi?
Do we accept that hadith or not? And
the answer is he is considered a tabi.
It's not accepted from him.
Now listen to this one.
A man enters this lamp
in time of the prophet,
he apostates.
He apostates.
Then the prophet
after his death, the man returns to Islam.
Do we accept
the Hadith, his narration from when he was
a Muslim?
And the answer is no. It's not accepted.
He's a Teva. He's not a Sahabi.
Because once you negated that Islam, you negate
everything with it.
You see?
He negated his first Islam with the apostasy.
Here. Answer, Cara. Tell him, like, Cara, I'm
on the livestream. See what happens.
So k.
Okay.
Alright. Now let's go back to this one.
The one who was a kafir,
we said earlier, he was a kafir.
He enters Islam after the passing of the
prophet, he's not a Sahabi. He's a he's
a tabi. However, they accept his hadith.
He they accept his hadith. And what's an
example of that?
At Tanuhi,
Tanuhi is the messenger of Heraclius.
Heraclius sent him as a messenger. He met
the prophet
as a kafir,
did not enter Islam except after the passing
of the prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam.
So he's a, but his hadith are accepted.
Go ahead.
Imam Ahmed narrates from him. Abu Yala narrates
from in their Musnad.
Let's talk about another category of people. There's
question marks at it.
Nobody could say there's no use of intellect
in religion. Right? This is using our minds
to decipher what's what's valuable, what's,
acceptable as narrations from the prophet as to
make law from.
Just use your mind. There's no Quran and
hadith on this. K?
How about a boy or a girl
who saw the prophet
as a child
who is not Mumayyaz?
It meaning he doesn't know right from left,
up from down, can't count 1 plus 1.
He's not Mumayaz.
Maybe he's 2, 3, 4 years old.
He can't describe anybody, for example.
Yet, he was in the presence of the
prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam. Like who? Muhammad
ibn Abi Bakr Siddiq.
So he is a Sahabi.
However, his
narrations
are treated as a narration of a Musa
because he could not have learned anything from
the prophet peace be upon him.
He in fact learned all of his Islam
from the companions.
So here he's a Sahabi
and his Hadith is mursal. So there is
a quiz question you can ask your friends.
Give me a situation where a person is
a Sahabi, but his hadith is Mursal.
And give me a situation where his
and his hadith is Musur.
We said earlier, the one the adult kafir
becomes Muslim after the prophet
then narrates to us what happened when he
was with the prophet.
He's a and his hadith is. It's connected
and it's evidence.
Sound.
Well, if the if the full narration sound,
but that is acceptable.
And the other is a Sahabi,
the child's companions.
He's a companion,
but those who but his narrations are.
You see that? You get that?
His narration is not at the top level
because all his Islam was learned from the
Sahaba. There's no way he when he tells
you the prophet said, you know he didn't
get that from the prophet, although he met
the prophet. Why? Because he was.
He was a child. He was not someone
who could know things.
Alright?
You see this?
Next page.
As a default,
the
is a cut chain. Correct?
There is a missing companion. So therefore, by
default, it is
a weak hadith.
Alright. So
they differed.
They said, no.
It is Sahih. Why?
Alright. Here's another question.
Well, the first thing he says that if
a mursad can be corroborated by another hadith,
then it's accepted.
In that case, then why do you need
it? Because you have the other hadith. But
he says, what about this? What about
a Sahabi who tells us something
about the prophet
that we know he didn't see? So that's
a third category.
A Sahabi.
Let's take an example. A man meets the
prophet for the first time in year 5
of the Hijra,
enters Islam, becomes a Sahabi, but narrates to
us something from the time of Mecca,
We know he did see it. Alright?
It sound.
Why? Because he's he's cutting a Sahabi.
He took it from a Sahabi. We know
that. But he himself is a Sahabi, so
we accept it.
Because all the Sahabi are considered.
Allah says the Sahaba,
he
establishes the piety of the companions that would
not lie and that they are upright in
their memory and everything.
So that's acceptable.
And my Musa Al Sahaba
for Mahkumon
be Sahati
Alal Madhav Sahih Waapila in Nahuka Musa Yagayi
Allah
and Yubayinah,
Arrywaya
and Sahabiyan.
Some have differed on that.
But the majority of hold that
the Marasil
of the Sahaba is Sahid.
It's not weak. It's not considered a more
sun.
K. How is it going, Yacine? You get
all this?
Is it clear? I got I'd have to
take notes.
Should I say it again?
Because this is actually pretty easy.
It is.
Yes. It's basically when you have the 2nd
generation.
Let me put it like this. Imagine the
grandparents
of the grandkids
citing
the grandparents.
Skip a generation. Right? But, obviously, where did
they who which ones are you gonna
consider sound? The oldest of the grandkids who
spent a lot of time
well, it's not a good example because his
grandkids could actually that's it for Noah's,
commentary on the, but
that's not a good example. Forget that example.
You have Sahaba and you have
Tabay's never met the prophet. They met the
companions.
But not all the Tabay's are the same.
So some may have spent their entire adult
life
and their youth with the companions studying.
Some Tabay's just crossed paths with the Sahaba.
Didn't study. We don't consider that a that
we study from that we take from.
Is someone who studied from the companions.
Otherwise, they're from the generation of.
Just means a follower, the next generation.
So here we go. We have the senior
when they cite directly to the prophet, peace
be upon him,
that
has a value to Abu Hanifa and Malik.
And that value is that he is such
a senior companion.
He is thoroughly marinated and studied and cooked
by the companions themselves.
So where would he have gotten this?
Clearly, he just and and and
it's also said they clearly did not cite
the prophet simply for the sake that it
was so so well known.
Does Hedi just so well known? Does it
need me to cite the Sahabi I took
it from?
And it could be that he's teaching many,
many gatherings.
So he, for example, is
may have cited the senate somewhere. We don't
have that, but in this case, he didn't
cite
it, and that's what got recorded. But point
being
is that's what's different upon.
The senior
second generation scholars who don't cite the prophet.
That's what's different on.
As for non senior, non elders,
now the the the the
that are not
major.
They maybe spent a year or 2 or
some time of their youth with a companion,
then his are not accepted.
Because the bulk of his learning was not
with the companions.
The bulk of his learning was with other
elder.
You see?
So that's one question. So that's the one
that's different upon.
As for the default,
other than that, the default is that
all
Musal Hadith are weak
with Madik and Abu Hanifa giving that one
exception. Senior Tabi'in
whose record is known, we accept their.
And then we studied those three interesting cases.
A child
companion.
You know that he didn't sit in classes.
He didn't sit in lessons. He didn't learn
anything. He was a child. Prophet
died when he was 3, for example, or
4, or even 5. Right?
But he cites from the prophet directly.
He's a Sahabi,
but his narrations are.
They're
because
you know that he didn't get his information
from the prophet directly. He got it from
another companion.
And then you have a flip one.
A man
interacts with the prophet as a kafir
enters Islam after the passing of the prophet
sallallahu alaihi wa sallam.
Let let me give you another example. Surak
ibn Malik.
Surak ibn Malik, we know that he chased
down the prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam. The prophet
gave him a promise.
I will give you the jewelry
of the print the king of Persia
if you turn back and stay silent.
And the prophet
said write it down. He wrote he had
it written down.
Said Naw Abu Bakr was there, and that's
the story where his horse kept sinking.
As he came close to the prophet chasing
him in the Hijra, his horse kept sinking.
Went back home, never entered Islam
until the day that
he got those bracelets for him in his
mind. He wasn't a Meccan, first of all.
He was from the other cities. He's distant
from the whole
war.
In his mind, he's a true prophet the
day I get these bracelets.
That's in his mind.
So in the of Omar,
he writes, so Omar, I heard that you're
all receiving,
the bounty of war in these conquered Persia.
Here's my letter from the prop from Abu
Bakr.
Give me the bracelets.
And he gets and the let and the
prophet said, you will receive it, and you'll
give it away in charity. Meaning, your desire
for this wealth will have gone by then.
And your iman will make you not want
to wear this. Firstly, it's haram in the
first. It's gonna be haram. At the time,
it wasn't haram. Right? But it's gonna be.
And, anyway, you can own bracelets as gold.
A man can own female jewelry. He just
can't wear it.
And he did give it away. So Surakha
ibn Malik, he meets the prophet, has a
small interaction with him, very important one, but
small one,
as a kafir,
enters Islam afterwards. So when he tells us
something,
his
his he is a, but his hadith is.
His hadith is fully connected.
And then we have this example of a
Sahabi,
a companion,
who
tells us something about the prophet Sallallahu Alaihi
Wasallam which we know he didn't see himself.
Another example, for example, would be Ibn Abbas
telling us things that happened very early in
the life of the prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam
when he was, like, 2 years old. So
clearly he got it from another companion.
He didn't get it from the prophet himself.
Now that there could be cases where,
yes, they did have a conversation
about the past with the prophet. That's possible.
But let's hypothetically say in a situation where
we know this Sahabi only had a limited
interaction with the prophet
then left,
but he mingled with the companions afterwards,
learned,
and then tells us what the prophet who
has a lot of that.
He has tons of that. Majority of Hadith
of Abu Hurair was not taken from the
prophet, peace be upon him,
was taken from other companions.
So here, they they are the
Sahaba.
The Sahabi
is telling you something he took from the
another companion
about the prophet, peace be upon him, and
we consider that sound.
We consider that completely sounds.
Any questions?
That was Imam and Noah's Teddari,
Taqrib
and Hadith.
Okay. And then there's a big shot on
it from
Tedribrawi
by,
of course, a seal c.
Alright.
John Mearsheimer,
video for him dropped recently
on
the state of Israel, and he says that
he really doesn't know where this is going
because
they're in such a mess right now
that the only solution for him he sees
for for them
is something that obviously is not endorsing, but
he's saying the only solution they have
is to expand this war into a regional
war
where there is war
in Iran,
maybe,
Lebanon,
maybe,
Syria. Who knows?
But the wider it is,
it gives basically distracts the world
from what they really truly wanna do, which
is
ethnically cleanse the Palestinians.
Why is that? Because the only way in
this modern world that we have here, where
the world is not accepting an apartheid,
and they have a country that's an apartheid
country.
If they were it's an apartheid state. If
they were to to give all the Palestinians
their rights,
within a few years, you're gonna it's gonna
be a Palestinian state
because the Palestinians
are a bigger population. They're almost, like, 5050,
but their rate of birth
is higher.
So within one generation, it's gonna be Palestine.
Israel will be
in run by but you'll have an Arab
president
in Israel,
a Palestinian Muslim president if they were to
do that. So they can't do that. So
right now, they have to run it as
an apartheid state, which is that a minority
is ruling the majority
and not giving the majority those rights.
Cannot be equal.
So the Palestinian is now divided into 3.
The Israeli Arabs, those Palestinians who do do
have who live in Israel, then you have
the those who live in the West Bank
and those who live in Gaza.
By isolating those two groups and not giving
them rights,
the Arab
Israeli in the middle is a minority.
So
he's saying that they had either continue the
apartheid path
and earn the wrath of the modern world,
which is not accepting this.
I see. You know, these Israelis, they're living
like Eastern Europeans living in the 19 thirties
and forties, but they're living in modern times.
They want a a colonial state where they
could basically do anything to the natives, which
is what the they're like
5 generations behind.
They wanna do what the,
what they saw the Europeans doing
in colonial times,
thirties, forties, fifties, they wanna do that now.
They're behind
on the times.
So the first up,
option was the apartheid
state. This they can't that can't last.
The second option is a 2 state solution.
They should've just taken that.
Right?
But they refused that. They feared that that
2 state that second state so close to
them is gonna cause too many problems. What
happens if it gets strong?
Right? Can't control. You cannot they could not
allow for 2 state solution at all. And
then every time those talks came, they make
sure to screw them up the talks.
Just screw them up.
Oh, they were just talks. So that's the
second thing they'll never allow for.
So what's the third one?
Find a way to basically
highlight and delete all these Arabs.
That's what they wanna do. That'll actually solve
their problems completely.
So in their
if they can ex when October 7 happens,
that gives them the pretext to be able
to do that.
But here's a problem.
The whole world's watching.
So this the real solution to this is
for them to expand this war. Now that
it's getting to a mess and everyone's got
cameras, and I'm on a hunt a
a
whole bunch of telegrams
where Arab Arab,
journalists
are out there,
alright,
filming literally everything. I mean, I just opened
one look at this.
Since this morning, 276
videos
and messages
from 1 Arab journalist. Another Arab journalist, 175.
Another one, 565.
I didn't check that in a couple weeks.
Another one, 35 since 11:30
AM.
So because of these cell phones, like, hold
on. Wait. See, this would have worked in
the fifties. It would have worked in the
thirties and the forties and World War 2
times. You could do this, ban the journalist,
the whole world won't know what you're doing.
Right?
No proof.
That's why I'm saying they're they're late. They're
what they're doing, the way they're living,
even the way they make fun of,
the Arabs and Palestinians,
they're living as if they're in the thirties
and forties.
So
the only solution they have is the ethnic
cleansing route.
But the only way to do that is
by expanding the world. Because after October 7th,
they were
essentially too much they're even till now, there's
too much attention on it. Everyone is just
focused on Gaza.
What they really need according to what Mearsheimer
says, which makes a lot of sense, is
if there is a front in Iran and
there's a front in Gaza sorry, in Lebanon
and there's heavy casualties coming down on Israel,
then everyone's looking at those things while nobody's
looking. They can mop up
the Palestinians
in Gaza and the West Bank.
And then they come out of the that
war
with hardly any Arabs left.
So what are they gonna have to do?
They're gonna have to do what happened to
them in Germany.
They're literally gonna have to highlight and delete.
That's their solution. They've literally created I mean,
Hitler called it the final solution. They've literally
created their own version of that.
They put themselves in a situation. The world
changed
and wants diversity or respect to citizen. Though
the world's changed, there's
cameras everywhere. You can't get away with stuff.
So they literally have only one solution out
of this.
The only other problem
no. The only other way out is to
just be an apartheid state and give the
world a finger.
That's it. That's what we are, whether we
like it or not, which is what they
have been doing, but they know that's not
gonna last.
The new generation of American politicians,
the new generation is gonna be split on
Israel.
And eventually, the US is not gonna be
theirs.
I was gonna say something else, but,
it's not gonna be their it's not gonna
be able to last.
As Allah
said, they only rise.
This group of people can only rise in
the world when they have a rope from
god or a rope from people. The rope
from god is you're righteous and you have
a prophet.
You're righteous
and you have a prophet
who rises and you rise righteously
like the kingdoms of David and Solomon.
And is
when another country props you up.
Another group of people prop you. You have
no the the one thing that they have
never had and will never have is the
ability to prop themselves up
by a man by manpower and by courage.
There are small nations in the world. And
and just by the fact that you have
no land,
you're gonna have to steal land
in order to do it. You have to
steal somebody else's land.
So
how long is the is the
American,
sponsorship gonna continue?
First of all, the will for the Americans
to do it and the and the control
that the lobby has,
it's a long time.
That's what I that's what what
we see in our minds.
The wealth of the United States, though,
that's another question because that can change very
quickly.
That can change really quickly. And you say,
yeah. We want to, but it's just we
can't. Right? What are we gonna do? Just
sacrifice our own country to keep giving 1,000,000,000
and 1,000,000,000
to Israel?
So that's the situation they're in. So they
are literally
in their own
final solution
is to
ethnically cleanse, genocide, wipe out.
And Mearsheimer was hesitant to say genocide for
a long time, but he said it finally.
Funny thing
is that
somebody was saying here that the Philistines, the
Palestinians are the Philistines,
and the Philistines, they come up in biblical
history because
they're the ones whom
the Israelites had to fight,
and so were the Canaanites.
They had to expel them.
And so they've been the age old enemies
of the Israelites, the Palestinians. Right? That that
they're saying the Philistines
and the Canaanites.
But when you look at the history,
when Moses,
or or when Joshua
gets to
Palestine gets to the holy lands. He's gotta
fight them out. He's gotta fight them, and
they fight him.
But
in the process of saying so,
you're saying that they were there. Right?
If being in the land is historically
is what gives you the right to it
now,
your story doesn't make doesn't add up.
Because when Joshua gets there,
there are people there.
Right?
When David fights Goliath,
they were there.
Right?
That's
many years later, centuries later.
Even the original.
They had to fight the Canaanites and the
Philistines and what have you,
so they were there. Right?
So so
your argument falls on its face if that's
if historically you possessed the land and you
lived in it,
that gives you the right to it now.
It collapses when you read your history because
they had to fight for that land.
Here's the funny thing.
Anytime that they give you the history of
the Philistines or what have you, they have
to actually show that they originated somewhere else.
Well, who cares? They originated somewhere else. You
also originated somewhere else. Abraham came from Iraq.
Sarah came from Syria.
Right?
And then they settled
in the holy land.
Anyway,
that story just never adds up.
Alright, Omar. Let's go to our for
Wednesday, and then we go to QA.
We got an interesting comment here on YouTube.
Why do you have all these props? Come
on.
You have a cape, then you have a
stick.
I don't care what you think. Right?
Because people gave me this as a gift.
The guy just gave me as a gift.
He built the studio. He built this place.
Right?
Or he did all the renovations that here.
It's a gift from Egypt. What am I
gonna do with it? Right? So I just
kept it here.
So I just hold it, play around with
it while I'm talking. If it bothers you
so much, guess what? There's a red x
click and go watch something else.
You just,
I don't have much tolerance for
commentary that makes no sense.
That's what's bugging you?
Then
you don't have who's who who told you
to watch?
If I'm gonna follow every single opinion of
every single person that says anything, you're never
gonna get anything done
unless you have a real reason. Right?
Alright. Let's go to the
We'll stop here for dua for 2 minutes
if you're new to this on Wednesday between
is
a time. Allah knows best when that time
is, but the dua is answered in that
time.
So every Wednesday between
we stop for a little bit of any
suffices, but we happen to do this words
of,
which is to be recited after.
And
we sit for a few minutes, and we
make dua.
Alright. Let's get to the open QA here.
And if we have anything else.
Do we have to do traveler's prayer every
day if you work outside 60 miles from
the house,
since your work is,
is a place that you go to every
single time? When you're there, you're not a
traveler, but in between, you're a traveler.
Since your workplace, it's expected you have an
office. You you have comfort. You have
what you need. So while you're there every
single day,
you're not a traveler. But in between, you're
traveling. So what does that mean? That means
you leave,
let's say, at the end of us,
you're a traveler for Maghrib,
and you could pray Maghrib Banesha at home
Like
that.
Is making animated movies about Islam
Haram? Well, in the Maliki school, the
there is Karahiya,
discouragement.
If you're talking about in general, I'd I
believe that the answer is gonna be no
because there are fatawa that for the sake
of teaching kids,
you can have even toy dolls. Kids are
allowed to have toy dolls. So the for
for kids, there are different rules than for
adults. Even if adults benefit from it, but
ideally, you're doing it for kids.
And that shouldn't be any problem, but they're
just depiction of the companions and the prophet
Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam has been forbidden.
Can you get Sheikh Suleiman Vannell if you
get us a contact? I guess if
he didn't respond to to us, well, maybe
we'll have to talk to,
what's his name
that's there?
Asim. Asim. Well, awesome. Awesome.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Alright.
During the marriage process, me and my friends
noticed
things always break down during the and the
wedding talks.
Why are people asking for so much these
days?
Well, see, I don't know what they asked
for, but you could space it out. Let's
say they ask you for 15 k.
Right?
You could say something like 5 now
and 10
on January 1st every year.
That's 15th.
Or you could borrow from your friends.
Right?
What are they asking? 10 k, 15 k,
20 k, 25 k?
Space it out. Borrow from your friends. Find
there are solutions.
If that's that shouldn't be the issue that
stops you because this is the least of
issues, the.
I mean, I'm not saying that for you,
it's the least of issue. Obviously, for you,
it's the biggest issue. But
if you if you get along with the
family and you found somebody and you get
along with this person, the Mahur should you
should try not to make it the issue.
It shouldn't really it'd be a shame that
that's the issue. Mahur is something that happens
once. That's it. It's not like your principles
differ or your family's differed or anything like
that.
So there are ways around these things.
Right?
You can agree let's say some
you found the perfect woman, but her dad's
a little bit,
you know, off
on this issue.
And he says 30 k.
You can finance 30 k.
Your car probably cost 30 k. You could
deal with 30 k. I could borrow 10
from my friends. Here's 10 up front.
Right?
And I got 5. That's 15. They're already
halfway there. Right? Your friend, you'll deal with
him later.
And then the rest, alright, 15. Where's the
other 15?
A 1,000 every year.
For 15 years.
And even divorce or no divorce, you owe
it. Even if you get divorced on the
1st week of marriage, you owe the 15
k. The is owed
fully once the marriage is consummated.
Even if you don't if you agreed to
pay it over 15 years,
but you divorce within 1 year.
You owe the whole 15 k.
The whole thing.
And who knows Allah may open up the
doors of risk for you and you finish
the debt early.
Is the Musala that is set up in
a building equivalent
to the Sharai Masjid when it comes to
the reward associated with going to? It says
John r
in the Malachy School. If a piece we
allow in the Malachy MedHub, the temporary waf.
Temporary waf.
So
you you get a possession of a place,
and the owner, regardless who he is,
allows you to use it as you wish.
So you want some Muslim employees at the
company, they say to the company, hey. We
need a place to pray.
And he gives you the place.
And you guys say, guys, from here on
and and the company says, alright. You, Zayb,
you're in charge of this.
Things get screwed up. It's on you. It's
coming out of your paycheck. Fine.
Zayb come turns around and says, gentlemen, I
have intended this
place right here to be a waf,
to be a masjid.
So the prayers there would be treated as
salah in the masjid.
Jumayah rules would differ though.
But you can use it for Jumah too.
Right? They do use it for Jumah.
Yeah. It's that one's
yeah.
The colors are not nice, though. They're not
attention grabbing. Can you change the colors? Or
you can put a filter over it. Because
you all know that,
I'm watching Omar as he makes the
thumbnails.
And Omar now,
he's now getting to chat gpt 40. What
is that?
Chat gpt 4. It's so like
And sometimes he's happy with it, and sometimes
he's angry with it. It's a low IQ.
Like, when you ask it to make it,
like It's a low IQ, he solves it.
I mean, it hasn't it doesn't have an
IQ, but, like, I'll ask it to make
something. You have to, like, manipulate it. So
I'll say, oh, can you, like, draw Netanyahu
to Netanyahu? So, oh, we can't, I can't
do that because of content, content restrictions. That's
great. Content restrictions. And I'll say, okay, can
you draw the prime minister of Israel? Rajeeb.
And then I'll be like, and
it'll make
it.
Alright. Listen, folks. We are hiring
for a full time operating manager to come
and live in the state of New Jersey.
We did have, the guys told me they
had the first interview for 1 candidate. You
know, these things take time, but, nonetheless, they're
still collecting. He he may
get through it.
They said he had a good he has
good qualifications, but, nonetheless,
the process of accepting applications is still happening.
Right?
So you're gonna go to employment
at safinasaidi.org.
Can you stick that in the chat, please?
That's where we're accepting
resume and cover letter,
and they'll answer you back, and they'll talk
to you.
And
the job is basically to manage the back
end of the organization to be here every
single day.
Obviously, it's basically 5 and a half days
a week. You get a day and a
half off.
It's to work basically,
on the back and the front to manage.
You don't have to do everything, but you
have to manage it all.
It's like the whole organization's all these little
things. We need to put it all in
one funnel. Goes into that one person who
organizes everything.
We have this initiative. You gotta remember you
got we gotta execute it. Alright? What's the
budget? What's the timeline? What's the execution? What's
the expectation? Did we meet the expectation? All
that.
I can't stream and do that too.
Can I pray tahajid in the middle of
the night?
It counts as,
inshallah, as
very powerful because the prophet
said the most heard listened to or most
heard,
I should say, the most heard dua
is
in
the middle of the night
and,
at the end of,
every prayer. And the scholars differ because the
prophet left it open ended.
Does that mean before salaam, or does that
mean
after the salah? So the ulema said you
have to do both now because
the prophet left it open ended. So before
salaam and after salaam.
Sanam.
What do you say the Asharia Akida they
say the Quran is created? No. The,
and Quran is not used as a. What
are they talking about? People talking so much
nonsense on this subject. We've covered I saw
I literally covered it yesterday. So go yesterday,
and I covered
Allah himself in the Quran
describes his own the Quran itself as
and Muhedath.
You were here for that. Were you here
for
that? Do we
Yes. Yes. Do we hear for that, Zayb?
Yeah. Do you remember? Yes.
Yeah. I made the time. Yeah. But you
remember the meaning of everything that we said.
Alright. He don't remember, so I have to
repeat it.
Allah describes his word, his eternal, pre eternal
kadim,
infinite word.
Before the creation of languages, before the creation
of,
anything,
He had his speech,
and that speech has no meaning. Sorry.
No beginning. No end. No sounds. No language.
We call that.
K.
His speech
that is Kadeem. Kadeem means pre eternal, has
no beginning.
So that is Allah's word.
He then,
Azawajal
describes his own speech
as
Qur'an and Arabiya. We made it an Arabic
Quran so that you could recite it and
understand it.
And he says
and he describes his own speech as
Meaning, it came in to being it came
into being for us.
So the
it came into being in a language for
the
was in a language. The was in a
language. The was in a language. All these
were in
created languages,
finite languages having now beginning and end to
the verses and to the Surah's and to
the whole speech.
So that is what is
Allah's speech. That is pre eternal. That is
his speech, but now
it has been made into
something we could recite.
We finite beings can recite in a finite
and created language.
That's what is muhaddeth.
Is it muhaddeth because some scholars said it?
It's muhaddeth because Allah said it.
That which is made and put into something
and
and and rendered into a created language,
that's what is
hadith. And it is we call that.
So why can't I say the Quran is
then? No. Because Quran also points to.
So you cannot say Quran is
or created.
This Quran points to and.
Quran.
Muhdaf is very important word. The word Muhdaf
came into being. So Allah tells us how
did the Quran that we recite came into
being.
In a language that was created,
that's the meaning of it. So this is
one of those words you can hear all
the time if you say yakhida? Yeah. Muhadath
hadith. Muhadath hadith, something that comes into being.
So Allah Ta'ala's speech was put into something
that came into being, which is the Arabic
language.
So that's Mahadeff by Allah himself calling it
that.
My phone,
as for the other statement is meaningless,
that they don't accept Quran and
Hadith as evidence, then what do they accept
the Torah?
That's insane.
What he probably is talking about is that
we don't make
of somebody who rejects
certain hadiths.
Either the
or the
is the name.
That's what is is possible. We don't we
we believe in it.
But if someone were to reject a a
hadith
that the narration of it
or the meaning of it is
is not explicit.
Meaning, it could be
the a solitary hadith,
and we don't understand fully what it means.
Or the meaning of it
It could have different possible meanings, and a
person comes and rejects them. We may say
you're an innovator. We may say you're an
error, but we won't make tech feel. That's
the difference.
I won't say someone is a cafe just
for that. So that's what every every day
we have to cover these questions because they
keep coming up in the
world of Dawa online
where,
you know, people
a lot of people go and talk and
and discuss these things about that.
And,
if they had actually understood what that was,
they probably wouldn't do that.
Does this apply to truck drivers? The truck
driver your truck is not is not an
office.
It's not a place. You are a traveler
the whole time,
the truck driver. Even when you stop, that's
not a that's not a home. That's not
a hotel. You're a traveler.
K.
So there it is, xxxcoolgamer24524657.
I answered the question, and I gave you
the evidence from the Quran.
Alright.
That's Surat Al MBA
second
We made it.
We placed
my I placed my speech into
an Arabic book,
an Arabic recitation.
In pre eternity, there was no Arabic.
Before the creation, there was no Arabic, but
Allah's words existed before time. There's no discussion
that these are Allah's words. They are kadim.
Kadim meaning
infinite.
There's no beginning to it, but Allah tells
us he placed it into an Arabic Quran.
And that Surah also
a number at the top of the Surah,
a number 3.
What's ruling on video games?
Well, the requirements make the game halal.
In our religion. A little bit of
play
is halal. That's our
on that. The halal that doesn't,
distract, that doesn't take you away from what
benefits you.
A little bit of his halal.
What about the requirements make the game halal?
Well, I think something that's haram in general
is haram
in the game. So,
I don't know what they say about grand
theft auto that it has * and the
I don't know I don't
know how or what, but that part of
it would be haram.
Those games that have those things, if it's
just killing innocents, I've heard that that would
be sinful.
But if you're killing playing a war game,
war is hadad,
possibly.
So that may be different. A lot knows
best about these things,
tell you the truth.
You can't even tell you what's in those
games. I'll tell you what games I do
know. Mario Brothers.
1994
was in 1992.
Duck Hunt and Mario Brothers came with the
Nintendo set.
Duck Hunt and Mario Brothers were in the
same little
disc. It was a huge it was almost
like the size of half a book.
Right? You slide it in, and then you
choose Mario Brothers or Duck Hunt. And you
have a remote that just has four directions
in a and b. Start
and I think
select or pause or something.
And that's all it was. And you clicked
and you play until you finish the game.
No. No. Now we're getting ridiculous, Omar. No.
Yeah. Okay.
Okay. Sorry, guys. You guys are I'm talking
here to Omar. You guys don't know the
context of what I'm saying, but
alright. What do you think if a candidate
is found for marriage and values align, but
visually he's not appealing to them,
is that unreasonable? No. Not at all. You
have to be able to look at your
husband or wife.
Right? You have to be. There's nothing obligating
a person. There's no hadith, no deen that
ever says you have to go marry someone
you would think is ugly.
Some people may be unreasonable. That's up to
your family to tell you you're being unreasonable.
Is
Of course it is. Even if it's the
pronoun. You're not saying the prophet's name, but
you're saying and the proof of that is
Where's my hair, Omar? I got a haircut
in the
alright. Varin Regnaki.
Where are you from, Varin Regnaki? What name
is this?
Zayb, does that sound is that Hindi? No.
Or is that yeah.
Are you from,
Austria?
Can you explain the Hadith, the building up
of Jerusalem shall entire entail the destruction of
Medina?
Allah knows best. However, Audema have said it
means that
it's it's a coral
correlation
that when Jerusalem is the center of the
world,
Medina will not be the center.
And Allah knows best. But that's one of
the simple
shuruhats
of that hadith that people talk about and
people say
is that it just simply means that when
Jerusalem becomes
the center of the world, Medina will not
be
the political power, and Allah knows best.
What is the meaning of Saidna, Hassan, and
Hussain being the masters of the youth of
paradise? I thought everyone in Jannah is the
same age, says big baller Brandon.
Great question, Imam Anno. We answered that, and
he said, therefore,
if everyone's the same age,
then it has two meanings.
Either it means they are the chiefs of
everyone in paradise. They are chiefs in paradise
for everybody.
Because if everyone in paradise is a youth,
age 33, which is perfectly between,
like,
I'll it's it's the it's the age that
combines youth and maturity.
The others said that,
it means that they are the chiefs of
those who died as youth
and entered paradise.
And Alana was best. Or those who entered
paradise because they were righteous in their youth.
And Allah knows best.
What about ex hair extensions,
synthetic?
The answer to that is that
it is permitted
within one's family as long as there is
no misleading of a potential suitor,
such that a girl will just show up
with amazingly long hair into a woman's gathering,
and
then his,
the wife or another woman would say, amazing.
She's so pretty. I have to have her
for my son. Let's go and propose.
And then they go, and it turns out
it was a lie. She was wearing a
wig.
That's what those rules are there to prohibit.
So
but if it's already married person and there's
no such,
misleading according to what
sheikh Mahmoud Shabbi, taught me directly, that that
is what's permitted
in those matters when it's not there is
no misleading
of anybody
and is doing it for to to beautify
herself for her family and for her household.
K?
Can you do in the temporary walk space?
Yes.
Which country in your opinion has been the
best in supporting the Palestinian cause?
South Africa. They're the ones who took them
to court. Right?
They're the ones who are the latest apartheid
state before this so they know.
Can you explain why or why not? We
answered that.
Playing games in which gems can be converted
to physical money, and there's a possibility that
you can lose money
if you lose your gem.
Those games, you know, and you shouldn't you
shouldn't play money should not mix with your
games.
The answer to that is no. Don't do
that.
Money should not mix in your game.
Again, as we're taking q and a employment
at safinyside.org. I know I was told we
had a good first interview with somebody, but,
nonetheless, the door is still open for applications
to send for an operating manager. Everything we
do here, basically, we put it in one
basket and tell this person to organize it.
Manage it. Make sure that what we've committed
to doing is feasible, has a budget time
wise,
enter, human resources for that, etcetera, and then
give it a timeline and see it through.
We're not gonna do everything himself. We just
see that it gets done.
And we do have one candidate who I
heard had,
got the reviews from his first round yesterday.
And
it could be that person. But it also
they said the door's still open. So
probably we're gonna collect until September and then
make the decision.
I don't think youth should play a lot
of video games.
It's not good.
Physical exercise is way better. Right?
Hanafi,
says DA. Well, don't ask me any questions.
I'm 1 I'm wondering, he says. You mean
wondering. There's wondering and wondering. It's different.
What is the in the school based on?
I heard
it was what was narrated by
from.
There's a number of things, but that is
the number one source.
Narrates from Malik in the. Then there's what
narrates
himself in the. Then there's what others lesser
books narrate from Malik in the,
outside the
and so forth. There's
a series like that. But what narrates
from Malik in the is definitely
right up there at the top of the
list.
What would you advise someone who feels like
they can't bear the trials anymore?
What
Allah
says.
They advise people to have sabr.
People could come give you total fresh
perspectives on your tribulations.
They could tell you, for example, what's the
great reward that's results from this tribulation or
could tell you stuff like,
you know, this tribulation that you're suffering,
you're gonna forget it really soon or that
here's a solution for you or that what
you're actually suffering isn't even a big deal.
That's pretty rough, but sometimes it helps.
Or someone can tell you wake up. This
is not a tribulation at all. You need
to wake up. This is not a problem.
Get on one of these, Gaza telegrams in
Arabic and see
different kids. I just saw one this morning.
Baby beheaded. I can't show it.
Beheaded.
He has no head. He's a a man
holding a baby with no head.
Everything that they've accused
the Palestinians,
k, is
they've done.
We have the school drive.
School drive. You got the information?
Ali says you have all the links on
WhatsApp.
So we have a school drive again,
folks.
Yeah. He sent it to you.
We have a school drive, back to school
drive, folks.
We get the kids here, their pens,
their papers,
their notebooks, their trapper keepers.
They're yeah. You're getting over last last year,
you guys went nuts.
Alright.
So where where is it? Yeah.
He's gonna put it up. When he when
he's ready, we'll we'll talk about it. But
we get them we get them everything they
need every year.
Nice book bag
that has in it
all their needs.
So
buying a house with a bank through interest,
I yeah. I need I don't like
the way it's going, but,
I still do have to promote that there
are
contracts.
The contract that you sign is a valid
contract. Now they're gonna go flip it to
some bank anyway.
But at least in the sight of Allah,
that's better off,
you know, than,
going straight to a bank.
Who is this Sufiani?
He's a tyrant at the end of time
who
comes to fight the great imam al Mahdi,
but he swallowed up
on his way down
by in the earth, like, by a,
you could say a,
sinkhole.
Is praying after fajr haram.
Praying extra prayers. That means you could pray
kada, makeup prayers
after fej.
Up until the sun rises,
the amount of a
spear in the in the,
in the sky, then you could pray after
that.
But you could pray
because
is
obligatory.
Have you seen
the? No. But there's now
in Urdu, folks.
He's in our chat. He's, like,
saying Hey. Promote his channel. I mean, I
don't know what it is, but There's a
he has a website when you go on
his YouTube. Looks legit to you.
I mean, you're the Maliki shiv. Yeah. But
I don't know the Urdu. Maliki Filk Urdu.
I don't know Urdu. Are you on, by
the way? Is your mic there? Yeah. It's
on. So you go on his website. It's
all Urdu like stuff.
Right?
Did I say that right? Where does it
say that? No. I'm just saying that's what
it's gonna say.
Mhmm.
Am I getting it right?
Okay. Or like it is. Yeah.
Or like okay.
Hey, listen. Put the put it out there
for people to say.
Look at that.
Okay. Okay?
Put it up there, sir. See that. Can
everyone see this? Oh, no. Not yet. Yeah.
Put it up for everyone to see. Wanna
see? I show everyone? Yeah. Put it up
for everyone to see.
We got one.
To be honest Yeah. We already got enough
differences in the subcontinent.
Subcontinent? Maybe this come and wipe wipe it
all clean. I don't know if we need
some No. Put it up just to wipe
it all clean. We need to make them
proper Hanifys first.
Proper Hanifis out. You're gonna have to choose
a war side, a side to to go
to war with. There's no school there's outside
of that war. Right? Unless you
go to study in Turkey or Syria.
That's pretty interesting, though. Though. And he got
malikimedev.org?
How did you I was wondering. How did
you get that? How in the world did
you get that? Because we don't have so
many malikis enough malikis. They're not there's hardly
any in the world,
like, in comparison to the hanav.
He translates the Malakimathib works to Urdu. So
malakimathib.org
is in Urdu, but I guess it makes
sense because the Urdu speaking population in in
in our world is so huge
in the Ummah.
Listening to you from Pakistan, see that you're
a blessing to us Pakistani Malikiya. Oh, Pakistani
Malikiya there. Maliki firk in Urdu. Othman will
like this maybe.
Hashtag at harunhe.
K. So that harun Sara can see that.
I don't know. And othmanhey.
Hey. Okay. Alright.
Pretty cool though.
Madakisaab
over here. Madakisaab.
Well done. Do you teach a course in
Aqidah? Yes. Come to Essentials,
and you'll study with, Sheikh Murabit.
Sorry. Sheikh Murad
Aqidah. He'll set you straight.
And then after you graduate from him, you
study with Sheikh Murad.
Benavides.
What's your opinion on Sheikh Bembeya?
I don't have not formed an opinion, however,
except that I,
know that his
some of his, political leanings have garnered a
lot of controversy such as his
sympathy or I don't know, if Sekisei sympathy,
but his meeting with certain Zionists
had bothered a lot of people. And some
of his fatawa,
new matters are fatawa, so they're up for
grabs and up for disagreement.
But I'm not gonna give you a comment,
that broad
overarching comment. Everyone has what should be taken
from them and what shouldn't be, and I
don't
can't give you anything more than what I
just said.
How to deal with fear of missing out?
Very simply.
The fear of missing out means that you
feel that you are impoverished to another group
of people or to another person that you're
chasing. Never chase people. Never chase people.
Never chase people. Never defend yourself from people,
especially in this world of social media. Oh,
they attack you all the you're gonna get
attacked. You're gonna never defend yourself.
This is how it is.
I know unless it's a fact
that I misread, then you have to correct
it. But other than that, this is how
it is. You can like it. You're not
like it. You're not obligated to like it,
and I'm not obligated to please you.
But simultaneously, when you wanna be friends with
somebody and they don't wanna be friends with
you and you're chasing,
you have to do a dhikr,
a lot of that,
Allah Ta'ala has no need.
And when you are with the one who
has no need, you will have no need.
He is muhani, He can make you have
no needs. No emotional need.
No emotional needs
from anybody.
It doesn't mean
the legitimate emotional needs we shouldn't have. You
have to have an emotional need to know
that your kids are okay. You have to
have an emotional need, I wanna see my
family and see my wife.
That's fine and acceptable because it's there. It's
for you. It's for you even to have
those relationships.
But I'm talking about outside of that. People
who have they're just regular people in the
community or whatever.
I wanna be their friend. No. Don't chase
people.
I wanna be rich like them. I wanna
have cars like don't don't chase people.
You have to say that a lot.
You as well. Allah suffices me In my
heart, I feel that I don't need to
chase anybody anymore.
Nothing is gonna happen
that I'm gonna miss out on.
Right? Something's gonna happen.
What's the difference by the permission of Allah
and will of Allah? No difference.
There's nothing that someone else wants to do
when Allah permits it. No. Allah ta'ala is
the fa'al of kulshay. He is the doer
of all things. This is actually a mistake.
Right? But even of Allah ta'ala does mean
his will.
Synonymous.
Has he seen permission in hatred like the,
from the aspect of Sharia or just in
general?
Like In Aqidah.
If he's saying permission like, like it's jais
in the Sharia. No, no, he's saying, did
the saying by the permission of Allah. Yeah.
It means by the will of Allah, same
meaning.
Is the word of God separate from him?
The attribute of Allah is the description of
his essence.
And separate
and connected does not apply to Allah to
a'ala. It applies to physical things.
Can you invite Sheikh Hamza Yousef? I don't
think he'll show up to this livestream.
How does a person become disciplined?
Then you start with one thing at a
time. One
thing that you discipline yourself with at a
time, like salah. Most people Muslims are already
disciplined with salah. Then you build the second
thing. Next thing, I'm gonna discipline my eating.
Next thing, I'm gonna you discipline your eating,
you can control yourself.
If you don't eat too much and you
don't eat too much sugar, you can literally
control yourself.
Discipline is one thing at a time.
Do you suss out the of a potential
husband?
Yes. You suss it out, says Jaferia Betul.
Anyone who's gonna get married to Jaferia Betul,
you better get your straight because she's gonna
suss you out.
Alright? She's gonna suss
you do have to do a full check
of when you buy a car, you do
a full check of the thing. When you
buy a home, you do a full check.
You don't have.
Oh, I have a good opinion that the
seller's not lying. No.
When you put yourself in the situation like
that,
where you could be harmed severely,
Husband turned out bad. Car turned out bad.
House turned out bad. Employee turned out bad.
You have to do a full investigation
of everything about this person that I'm gonna
be involved with As an employee, as an
employer, as a tenant, as an owner, as
a husband,
as a roommate, as a travel partner,
as a neighbor, everything.
You could be harmed. So there's no place
for
having a good opinion of them.
Having a good opinion is we have no
business with them. Have a good opinion is
a guy in the masjid that smells like
cigarettes.
Have a good opinion. Maybe he was sitting
in a car with someone smoking. Maybe he
took an Uber here where the guy was
smoking.
Maybe someone he was at someone's house and
the guy smoked. So I'm not gonna say,
oh, he's a smoker. But
the moment I want to be involved with
this person
as a roommate,
now I need to ask.
I don't want smoke in my house. Right?
I don't want my house to smell like
cigarettes. So I'm gonna take him on as
a roommate. I'm gonna ask, do you smoke?
Or I'm gonna ask about him.
That's the difference between having a good opinion
to people and as
this sister says, sussing them out.
What are
the right now? 10 seconds.
It's just oh, yeah. That's how it is.
Give us
a You don't know those? You're out. You're
out. Let me see your YouTube playlist.
I see who your is Sheikh Hasrara Rashid
there? No? Who's there?
So that's what you gotta
gotta know though, you're the dean of the
person. He's gonna be the imam of your
house, isn't he?
Right? He's gonna be the imam of your
house.
What should be an indication for a newly
married couple to begin trying for children?
Well,
you're ready. You have the means. You get
along very well.
I think that if you have problems in
your marriage, you should solve those first before
you have kids.
Like, if they're severe so that you don't
end up divorced.
Doc, were you told to rep Oasis Chicken?
No.
I don't rep Oasis Chicken.
Oh, told by a rep at Oasis Chicken.
I see. Good. Yes. I was told by
a rep at Oasis Chicken
that the slaughter
occurs by the machine and that they have
somebody observing every chicken.
And the moment that a that a chicken
does not die get slaughtered properly, they pull
it out and they throw it away,
or they slaughter it right there by their
hands.
I was told that, and his name is
Sadiq. He's Sudanese. However, I will tell you
something. It has to be redone.
Things could change. Month to month thing could
change. I gotta call him again. Sadiq. Sadiq.
Sadiq. He's in Maryland. He's Sadiq. Hopefully, he's
Sadiq.
He's playing mind games with me and called
himself Sadiq so I can believe him.
Brother, Varon Ragnacchi, I've answered your question. Build
up of Jerusalem and the destruction of Medina.
I answered that question.
La Cocina Drive is, La Cocina Drive. Put
the poster, please.
Support here the La Cocina Drive.
We wanna get
I can read off the message if you
want. Yeah. Read it off. Okay. So.
Alright, guys. So Augustine is hosting a back
to school event on Saturday, August 17th
from 2 PM to 5 PM. So that's
in, what's today? It's in, like, 3 days.
So
so they're seeking support and donations.
Wait. What's messages?
Okay. Yeah. So they're seeking support and donations
from the Muslim community, community. You guys can
contribute by purchasing items from the Amazon wish
list that I'm gonna be sending in the
chat. I think I already sent it, actually.
Yeah. So I sent it. I'm gonna pin
it in the chat. There's an Amazon wish
list. So you can either contribute by buying
whatever,
you know, items you wish from the wish
list or by donating newer gently used items
that you may not have at home. Right?
Because this is for,
you know, for the kids, for the youth
going back to school. So enjoy and support
whatever you can. And I'm sure a lot
of people, you know, what they do is
every year when their kids go to a
new grade, they always get rid of the
old stuff or put it somewhere and they
buy new stuff. So Yeah. The people that
we do, they're very mesquite. They always need
stuff. They always need stuff. So most likely,
you know, you're gonna I'm sure most people
have old things that they can donate. So
you can drop the items off either at
La Cuisine or yeah, you can just drop
it off at La Cuisine. Can't they go
forget to drop off, this is for virtual,
they go to Amazon and they click and
they buy. Okay. There's 2 yeah. There's 2
options. So I mentioned that I pinned the
link for the Amazon wish list. Yeah. Or
if you live in the area, like, you
live in New Jersey or,
you know, you you don't live too far
away, then you can just come and drop
it off at LA Casino. Yeah. 3, 367
Somerset
Yeah. Street. And then yeah. So these are
some of the donations that are needed, backpacks,
loose leaf paper. Yeah. All that good stuff.
You see that? Look at that. So where's
where's the Amazon link? You put it already?
In the chat? You put the Amazon link.
You can go in and buy them,
rulers, scissors. You're gonna it's gonna be there.
You're just gonna click a button and you
It's in 10 seconds. They'll buy everything. Everything's
already in the wish list.
Alright. Is,
the issue of too much makeup, let's say
woman's gathering, she wears a lot of makeup,
is that also forbidden because it could mislead?
No. Because I think people know it's makeup.
Unlike hair, they may not know it's real
hair or not real hair.
I have anxiety about the day of judgment.
What can I do to do that, to
fix that? Well, it should
be anxiety, fear of Allah
energizes.
Fear of the creation
depresses.
You see?
Fear of creation,
it it
it stifles you up, and it makes you
unable to act. But fear of Allah makes
you act. It gives you energy. So taqwa
should remove that fear of the taqwa and
taqwa, fix relationships with people.
K. If the word of god is kadim,
is pre eternal,
then, therefore, it is kadim alongside god. The
answer is god's word is his attribute.
Attributes are descriptions of the essence.
There, it is not a separate category that
thing that exists on its own.
So therefore, the saying that it is
Kadeem alongside of god
is a rational impossibility
because god's attributes are not separate from him.
The way that describe Quran is a
It's a meaning. Thank you very much.
The attribute, definition of an attribute, it is
a meaning, it is a mana
established within the essence.
So it's of course, it's like,
you have Allah
right, which is that he's all knowing, you
know, and and so there's a connection between
that. Yeah.
But you don't say that it's different from
the person. It's like if I say, like,
humans are rational
animals,
like, these in our mind, we make a
distinction. Right? It's called the.
Yeah. That, like, there's something called rational, and
there's something called an animal. But no person
in the right mind would ever say these
are 2 separate things, like, when I look
at a human being Yeah. But there's something
called rational, I can Correct. It's like it
makes the human being is that. Yeah. It's
not it's not like a separate thing. It's
like you can't separate your lineage from yourself.
You that's what you are. It's a it's
not an empty bag. Like, it's a mental
distinction. It's a mental distinction. It's not an
actual physical distinction.
Can the have changed with time?
I've never heard that the,
maybe they just it could be
described or they may even differ on the
description
of some of the some of the,
but the foundational of a Madhab will not
change over time.
Isn't this, the the different I think this
is the difference between the Hanafis and everyone
else.
Yep. And Mhmm. So this is a good
fact, actually, that people like, when they say,
they'll what they'll come across is there's 2
branches of.
Yeah. So there's
and there's
is just the Hanafis. Yeah.
Is everyone else.
So what the are doing is like, for
example, you see, and it's like most of
fun. You know, these are all my memories,
and like
the and
these callers. What they'll do is they're kind
of doing kalam with us. Mhmm. So they're
sitting down and they're, like, they're thinking about
But the principles first,
then the rulings come from that. And you'll
find, like, Imam Ghazali and some of these
scholars, they'll, like, go against him against Imam
Shepherds sometimes even in Yeah. Like, there's no
this is proper. This does. The Hanafis are
the opposite.
So we're not sitting down and doing usul
from the ground up. What we're doing is
we're taking the masaid.
Right? So you have like all the rulings.
So let's say you have like,
from the books of Imam Mohammed. Yeah. He
records the positions of Imam Abu Hanifa. So
let's see. You have, like, 10, different Masaid
that come from Imam Abu Hanifa on this
one one matter.
And so the Hanifis are looking at it
and they're saying, okay. Based on these Masaid,
this is the also.
This is the also he's operating on. Because
we don't have, like, a book by imam,
the Hanifa, saying this is the the also,
like Yeah. That, you know, this is They
they derived it at from the rulings. Yeah.
You know, sheikh, though, he has his, like,
he has books on that. Right? Yeah. So
the Hanafis we're doing, we're doing the opposite.
We're, like, doing an inductive process. Yeah. They
induct it. Yeah. So we're very, like, stuck
to our imam, like Yeah. Like, this is
the wsu. But he says it's from his
messiah.
Alright. Ibrahim needs everyone's dua. They have a
theory test tomorrow. Give you and
your exams.
I wanna study Akida. Do I study the
or you study the or
specifically,
And we have 10 videos
on that 10 part lecture
at arcview
dotorg. We're gonna be opening that up soon,
but we have
that from Sheikh Youssef ibn Sadiq,
who is a Hanbali scholar. So the Hanbali
Akida,
for sure, is one of those that we
promote.
No doubt about that.
Can we make different salawats when we make
salaw and the prophet, or do we have
to stick to when you may change it
up as as you wish? Whatever touches your
heart most.
Get to the question. I answered it.
I answered it already. How many times? No.
Yeah. I
answered it.
Could you please come to the Netherlands? I
would love to.
Come to the Netherlands.
Is it true that toba is not accepted
unless you cry?
Not not a condition of Toba that you
have to cry. No.
Should the Egyptian government be overthrown?
Do you want me to get arrested?
Right?
Stop asking all the controversial questions. Like, what
do you think about this guy? What do
you think like,
how do we establish and help the Muslims,
bro? Like, like, how do you ever become
a
Hanafi? Look. If someone said you're under house
arrest in Turkey
for the next rest of your life, you
can't leave the country of Turkey for the
rest of your life. Yeah. I'm gonna study
Hanafi fic with the Syrian scholars. Or I'll
continue with, but I can't teach. So what's
the point? I can't benefit anybody with that
knowledge anymore unless I teach online. They say,
okay. You're in Turkey. You can't ever leave
Turkey, and you can't ever go online. What
else you gonna do? Right?
Where do you get this stick? This stick,
you can get it from Egypt. He got
it to me from Egypt. You know that
one brother who left
that comment went nuts because there's props. It's
not a prop.
Does not every prophet have a stick?
Right? Anyway, if you don't like it, that's
what you're so worried about.
This is not gonna it's not going anywhere.
Are the movements acceptable?
For example, the his of his Gulin
Gulin movement,
again, with the stuff that
is
a lot of
talk about these groups, these groups, this Gulen
movement is the one who tried to overthrow
Ertugan.
What was it? July 15th is their special
day,
and that failed.
Would you ever come to Kerala, India? Yeah.
I would. Come to Kerala, India.
How do we use the to establish the
Khalifa?
I said it yesterday.
All you could do is talk.
What action can you take? They said, no.
We have to have meetings. Okay. When you
have a meeting, what are you gonna do?
Talk.
Because the prophet said you can't change something
with your hand, with your tongue, or with
your heart. Alright. Tell me exactly how you're
gonna establish with your hand.
If you could, I would support you. If
you give me an answer, I would support
you.
They're gonna say, go and
convince a general to enter Islam and overthrow
the country.
So with your tongue
then, because you're gonna have to talk to
him about Islam. And now you're gonna support
a revolution in the country
that has its own rulings.
Pakistan independence day,
is it today? Yes.
And we never said anything for all our
brothers in Pakistan.
We did speak Urdu today, though,
and we had Madikhi Madhab in Urdu. So
congratulations to everyone,
for Pakistani independence day.
Of course, we are indebted to the Pakistan
and the people of Pakistan
who
have really been
bring brought Islam
here to this country. There's no doubt about
that.
Of course, they were not the first people
to bring Islam, but in terms of establishing
institutions, Masjid, restaurants, especially the restaurants. Don't forget
the restaurants. Right?
Especially establishing all that can't well, just delete
the line of code that says Pakistanis came
to America, see what the situation is. Like,
you'd have
suddenly a drop on 80% of all your
organizations. I guarantee you. Right?
So we are all Westerners
indebted,
to the people of Pakistan. And when you
look at what India is doing and how
they're treating Muslims, you realize
it's a great blessing that they had their
own country and it makes a lot of
sense for them to have formed Pakistan.
Someone's requesting
Someone has a request. What, do you want
me to sing a gnat? He sang.
It'd be even better to say say Pakistan,
Zindabad.
Say who? Pakistan. Pakistan, Zindabad. What does that
mean? What did I just say? It means
long live Pakistan. Live Pakistan.
Okay.
No.
Not long long live the Pakistani people. Fine.
But we want all these nations to become
dotted lines in 1.
Yeah. But long live the region as a
as a as a people.
So congratulations to everyone from Pakistani independence to
which, I guess, has to be also India's
independence day. Right?
Or no? I think there's one The formation
of India officially.
It's not. Okay.
Why? What
how is that? Because they don't want the
same day. They don't want the same day?
This doesn't make any sense. The day that
the one nation was formed, clearly the other
one was formed. Right?
The first day that you had life is
the first day your mom became a mother.
Right?
It's from the.
I think it took time to lose the
trap. Yeah.
Yeah. So congratulations to everyone
who is a,
Pakistani or
married to a Pakistani.
Are we true
Are we truly independent?
Yeah. Independent. So you you you American puppets.
Financially totally independent. American puppets and
Yeah. At least, though, at least in your
country, you're free to do stuff.
They're not jailing you like the in in
India.
That aspect Yeah. Yeah. Is good.
What is the ruling of a female learning
Tajweed from a male over the phone?
If it's an online class with a lot
of people, maybe. But 1 on 1,
suspicious.
Recite that again, sister.
Suspicious. Shaitan can get involved in that. Because
a voice can become,
a temptation.
Right?
And how and when you talk, you're not
gonna say, hello. Assalamu alaikum recite. No. There's
gonna be a assalamu alaikum. How are you?
How's everything? Oh, Shaykh, I have a question.
Right? It sounds to me it could be.
It could be a position of where
it there can be fit. But if it's
a class where there's 15 people reciting, there's
probably less so.
Yeah. Yeah. Make sure he if if it's
gonna be even even if it's 1 on
1 and he's old, it could be fit
now. Right?
Cool gap says he calls people for a
living. Maybe he's a salesman or something. He
says voice is definitely a temptation.
What do you call your hat? No. It
has no name. The cap that I Kufi
that I wear. It was just made.
Yep. For women who wear makeup, can they
make?
Definitely not.
Making
has reasons
that make you allow allow you to make.
But because you're at a wedding and you
have a lot of makeup on, and let's
say it's a woman's gathering, hypothetically, it's all
halal,
then no.
You would have to have wudu beforehand.
And when you make wudu,
redo it all
afterwards if you wanna do that.
What resources
are there for existential
crisis?
Says Mateen Salim. I'm sure he's asking for
a friend. So the answer to that is
ponder the Quran. If you have an existential
crisis as a Muslim, like, existential crisis means
I don't know why I exist. What's my
purpose in life? Recite the Quran with
with with with contemplation.
That's your solution. Read the stories of prophets
with.
What are the rulings on revolutions? In general,
it's forbidden in Islam for you to revolt
against your ruler unless he becomes an outright
open kafir.
Yakub says, I'm going more, Tanya, in October.
Good idea or no?
Wait. You're going anyway. You made the decision.
I think it's depending on the that you
go to. It's a good idea. Who are
you going to is the question.
You know? Who are you going to?
Is it a public sin to lie about
something like your qualifications?
I have to lie about often.
Will my towboat be only accepted once I
tell the truth? You gotta tell the truth.
You cannot lie,
about your qualifications,
particularly in something that could harm somebody.
Right? But you can't lie in general about
your qualifications. Say, for example, I've have 10
years of experience in coding and you don't.
Or I've been coding for for 3 years
and you haven't been. For some reason, there
is this thing where people who take a
training course in coding,
they're told to lie.
Say because this amount
gives you the value of 5 years experience.
So you could say you have 5 years
experience. So this guy has
of coding. Right?
His package, his 6 week camp is equivalent
to 5 years.
When is your birthday? I'm not gonna say.
So why?
To do an astrological
background check? I'm not saying.
Do you ever take group omelette trips? Yeah.
I did 2 years ago. 2 year last
2 years. We're not doing it this year,
though.
If the ruler doesn't rule by the sharia,
then you can revolt.
Not always. Not all the time. If he
establishes
basically, he's a Muslim still and allows you
to pray.
The guideline for not revolting is pretty low,
and the guideline for revolting is pretty high.
The condition that, for example, says that you'd
have to ensure that the leadership of the
count of that city or that country would
have to ensure that the alts replacing this
ruler would not lead to worse harm. That's
very hard to do.
Is kosher food hadad for us to eat?
Kosher meat is hadad for us to eat.
As for other kosher food, you have to
be careful because
they may have alcohol in them. They they
don't have a prohibition against alcohol, but their
slaughters are for us to eat.
Shay, you never told us about Bangladesh. No.
I didn't. I did not follow-up too much
on Bangladesh, so that's my fault. Should've probably
followed up more on Bangladesh.
I did discuss
the situation
with a Bengali friend of mine. He has,
I guess, he has the authority and he
has knowledge since he's just by virtue of
being aware of the Bengali news in that
language.
But,
no, I I wasn't. And I did see
that all the people were happy that
this one lady is gone. Now there's,
better people, but I can't really comment, to
be honest with you, because, I didn't
read much I should have read, but didn't
have time.
What about having birthday parties? You know, for
kids, it should be okay. For kids.
But not
not a lot. Not extravagant.
Like, just some family members.
Right? The neighbors maybe.
Just, like, really small little 10 minute thing.
But to have a whole day, full day
party, I think is success, but it also
creates a culture.
Because now you do it. Okay. Now we
have to do it. Now what if the
family doesn't have a lot of money?
What if the family has 4 kids, so
you're gonna have 4 birthday every day? I
have to come and drop a $100 for
you? Why?
Right? So maybe it's the the
fear is it creates the and a waste
of time and money, stuff like that.
Then if you have 30 friends and they
got 30 kids, am I that's 30 days
a year. We're gonna have to go and
buy this kid a gift and spend half
the day there?
Is the problem. So if but if it's
small something small within your family and that's
it and maybe just a cousin or a
neighbor, that shouldn't be a problem. And it
stops at the end of, like, age 10
or something like that.
One more question or two more questions we're
gonna take.
Please invite Pierce up,
We need help to make MadiQ website more
beneficial. We'll we'll support you.
We will support you.
Needs some gonna need some, samosas in back,
though, as compensation.
It's samosas gotta have
the purple sauce, that brown sauce. What what
would you describe that color as?
Dark burgundy.
You know that sauce. Right?
Permissible to share pictures of dead Muslims in
Gaza?
I think it's for the benefit of showing
the world what's happening.
That that should not be a problem.
But I think there
if there are auras uncovered, that's different.
Is there any authentic source that can be
used to prove Karamat al Awliya? Oh,
prophet himself
did not he say the story of Juraj?
Did not he share the story of Sahaba
themselves who saw orbs of light coming down
as they recited the Quran?
Are these not karmats of Sahaba? The Quran
itself.
Ashabul kaf, they're not prophets,
Quran itself. That's why
establishing the belief in general of karamatul Awliya
is an obligation in aqidah.
To believe in a specific person's karamah is
not an obligation.
But to call that person a liar is
forbidden unless you have proof that he's lying.
That's the rule. I don't think anyone should
even have a problem. Like, I've been saying
he himself, he says that the karama of,
Sheikh Abdul Qadir Jainani or Mutawater. Everyone says
that. So if you're Salafi 100%. Yeah. That's
your Sheikh. Right? You have to. He says.
And
they oftentimes involved him reading the thoughts of
the person in front of him.
We're gonna have to fix this light situation.
You know what I'm gonna do, Omar?
Firstly, we need these bulbs to be better.
Number 2, I'm gonna get another lamp right
here to give us a nice glow.
Forget that one. There you go. Suddenly, it
worked.
That's a good one. I've got on that.
There you go. That thing has been hasn't
been working for ages. There's a proof right
there. Good.
Could you please,
answer Ahmed Saint's question?
Alright.
Fine. We'll do that. Ahmed Saint,
would a person who is against his family
talking out taking out a home equity loan
also be someone who is dealing with the
rabbi in the family commits the loan?
No. No. The one who commits the the
sinful transaction is the one who signs it.
The one who helped him sign it. The
one who encouraged him to sign it. The
one who remains silent as he signs it.
But let's say you're a son and your
dad says, no. I'm getting a house on.
I'm buying all business on riba. I'm doing
this on riba. And you say,
yeah, pops. Haram.
Haram to get you. One time is enough.
Father,
I just wanna tell you it's unlawful what
you're doing.
Khalas.
One time you said it.
Now he does it, and you live in
the home. That's your problem
that you live in his house.
You're maybe still a youth.
That's your problem.
When you rent an apartment the whole apartment
complex is based on. Right? When you rent
a house or rent an apartment, the that
very apartment yourself that you're renting is probably
bought on. You're not responsible for that.
K. There's the answer.
Alright. Valhalla says, if I follow an imam
or sheikh, do we share responsibility in sins?
For example, he says something is halal and
I follow that, turns out is wrong. No.
You're not. If you're a common Muslim and
you have a trustworthy sheikh and you see
the whole town is trusting him and every
trust Muslim
good Muslim follows him, and you're just a
regular person, you used your judgment.
And I can't judge whether he's right or
wrong.
And he turns out to give a that
turns out to be wrong, you're not sinful.
He's sinful.
And if he's sincere, try try to get
the answer, but he was wrong, he's not
even sinful.
That's the meaning of the that someone gives
a.
If he's correct, he gets 2 rewards. If
he's incorrect, he gets only one reward. That's
if he's attempting to get the truth, but
he failed. If he's a corrupt person and
sloppy person and he follows his whims and
he just wants everyone to now do what
he's doing, that's his problem, and he fooled
you
and fooled the whole community.
Today, it's hard to do that when you
have the Internet. There's information out there. Everyone
can do research,
and we're obligated to follow the one that
we feel is most likely this person is
most connected to the truth.
Right?
And also, in that is a condition that
he's qualified too.
Right? But the common person won't know.
Yeah. The common Muslim will not know he's
qualified or not. That's the big tough part.
Right. Common Muslim just say he has he's
the imam of the mosque, he's wearing a
robe all the time, he's in the masjid
every time I come, he leads all the
prayers, he's very pious, his children look pious.
Right? He's got all the markers of piety,
he can talk about Islam all day long,
and I don't
right?
I don't know.
Just think of any other fields. Shifts your
field to, let's say,
physics.
Right? Someone tells you the answer to this
physics question is this.
And you look on the Internet and you
see 3 different answers. But say, Sheikh, but
are you sure this is the right answer?
A 100%, and he gives you a lecture
and you don't understand a word what he
just said.
I'm just gonna have to judge. Right? He
is a physics professor. Someone hired him for
physics. Right? The common Muslim says, alright. The
mosque hired him. Right?
He shows up, and he's always walking around
with other people who are imams.
The common man can't
distinguish. Therefore, he's not sinful.
But he may suffer the bad consequences of
this sheikh. So if the sheikh is sloppy
and loose in his fatawah and he follows
his whims, now you start following your whims,
you will get the result,
bad results.
The guy says, yeah. Let your kids go
to public school. Let them meet McDonald's and
let them listen to music.
Right? Well, he's got a bigger beard than
me, wears a nicer thobe than me. He
recites more Quran than me. What do I
know? Right? So we do that.
Now you are not sinful, biz you with
a good heart followed your sheikh, your local
imam,
who told you to do all these things.
But you're gonna get a bad result.
Right? So you do suffer the result,
the consequences. You don't suffer the sin. That's
why there is a separation between sins and
consequences.
And that's why you gotta be cautious. So
he you may be totally innocent. He may
be even innocent about it,
but be careful because there are consequences here.
This is
Urdu. He's saying, we need help in answering
the questions we are receiving from the people
of the subcontinent and also in posting more
authentic content
authentic content about
on our website. Alright. We're gonna make get
his phone number. Get his WhatsApp. Yeah. I
need to get his We'll make a chat
between me and him and Othman
and Sheikh Haroun and Sheikh Morabets.
We're coming, folks. The new project. We're coming.
Maybe 1400 years later, but we're finally coming.
We're on the shores of the Indian Ocean,
folks. We just landed. Okay. You just landed.
We just landed. It may be 1400 years
too late
after,
but we're finally there. When they needed the
most. Okay. Now listen to this. Here's a
couple of more
questions. How to get over heartbreak over an
engagement? Please give me some advice.
Recite
Allah will put in your heart,
satisfaction in your heart.
You feel heartbreak because you feel in need
of this person.
You can't have this person. They don't like
you. You don't like them. It didn't work
out. Whatever happened happened.
Now you feel heartbreak? Yeah.
Kafi
is another
name constantly nonstop for the next period of
time.
Never stop saying it. I guarantee within 1
week, everything's gonna be different. Your heart will
have changed. Allah puts a in your heart.
Okay. Couple more other questions here that I
wanted to answer real quick. What are your
thoughts on the
and
their, so we don't follow them?
Is not bearing the images of Gaza make
me cons
does that make
not concerned of the ummah?
I can't bear to see the images of
Gaza.
Does that make me not concerned for the
ummah? No.
No. Not at
all. There were crises in the past where
there weren't images.
He could still be concerned by reading, by
by other things.
You don't have to see these gruesome images.
How long do you think they'll keep the
podcast going? As long as Allah gives us
to to do dawah.
Allah can
you don't do dawah except by
even from Allah and Tofiq and Dua from
your shiuk.
You have to have,
it's all by Allah. It's not by your
smarts. It's not by your knowledge even.
Some people 10 times more knowledgeable.
Right? And to me, 10 times less knowledgeable,
and the less knowledgeable may be given more.
Right?
It's by from Allah. It's by with the
Muslims
that Allah permits you to have a dua.
This the the dua is gonna happen. All
of you that are benefiting from you're gonna
benefit either way with or without us.
This benefit that you would get just hypothetically,
let's say someone benefited. If it
if if we all weren't here, he get
the same benefit from somebody else.
Allah Ta'ala is not in need of anybody.
When you do any good deed in this
Ummah
or even attempt to do a good deed.
I'm gonna say I'm doing good deed. Say,
attempting to do good deeds.
That's an honor for you. You're you're the
one who's receiving
the.
And without you,
right, the people will still benefit.
If you get in this head, oh, they
couldn't do without us. Yes. They can.
Yes. They can. Do I need to say
when I read the name of the prophet
in a book? Yes. Unless you're reading silently,
then you say it in your head. Because
you're reading silently, but when you're reading out
loud, then yes.
Requesting drop my current roommate who moved in
out of my control isn't a Muslim.
I had a very hard time with her
since 2018.
Pray my new roommate is a Muslim and
practicing good friend and tenant.
Give
Kranji 66
a good
Muslim roommate.
That's not gonna bring in,
whatever it was that Kranji was not happy
with, but it was out of her control
to have this roommate and
ended up like that. So may Allah give
you Tofiq in getting a good roommate.
Specific Dua for financial help and job security.
Say it in the last 3rd of the
night.
The dua of Musa alayhi
salam.
Recite that learn it, learn what it means.
There's a video on it as a society.
Duat for marriage is called, but it's duat
for work too. It's a duat for shelter.
It's a duat for marriage. It's a duat
for food. It's a duat for all needs.
Because from that duat, Sayedna Musa Alaihi Salam
got shelter. He got food. He got a
job. He got
married.
All from that. He got companionship. He got
everything.
Alright, ladies and gentlemen. We gotta go. Unfortunately,
time is up.
Not a long stream today.
Farhea Sadiqah
just got back from Tareem. How do you
keep up the spiritual high?
You keep it up by reciting the.
Nonstop recite all the in the
that you
can. And keep up with website and listen
to the lectures of Habib all the time.
What should I do? What should one do
if a man cannot remember
if he said
he will give you talaq or I give
you talaq?
Does talaq happen?
If a man can't remember it, then he
asks
his wife,
what did I say? You were there. Right?
If she says, I don't remember either,
then there's nothing to establish to lock on
it
because it needs to be established with certainty,
not with doubt.
So
they're yelling at each other. I can't remember
if I said I'm gonna divorce you, I
have divorced you.
Can't remember.
She can't remember either.
We can't establish on a doubt. Right? So
no no no not established.
How can I get a copy of the
but not not by not the big one,
a tiny one? You get I don't know
where you can get them, but you just
get the app for now.
Has an app. Just get that for now.
Alright, ladies and gentlemen. We will be announced.
So I'll tell you the story of Safina
later on, but it it is the ark.
The likeness of my
is like Safina of Nuh. It's a hadith.
It's also the ark. So the ark of
Nuhu alayhi salaam. It's also the ark, which
is
the, k,
in that hadith,
and then my companions are like the stars.
So that actual logo used to have the
arc and stars around it, but it just
became too busy. So it was stripped down
to the arc alone.
But that was the original logo. It was
the arc with stars around it. It was
very nice.
We gotta go. Can I follow the? No.
It doesn't exist anymore. It's just in books.
You can't follow something that is dead. In
other words, there's no living chain.
K.
Alright. We gotta stop there.
Everybody.