Shadee Elmasry – Lebanon + Haniyeh & Australia Recap – NBF 358
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hamdulillah wa Salatu was Salam ala Rasulillah early here was
sahbihi wa Manuela welcome everybody to the Safina society
nothing but facts live stream. After a long hiatus, the longest
we've ever had main reason for either the Australia trip and then
our usual summer break, we always take a summer break. But this time
we had a one and a half week Australia trip right before that,
and we had read before that right so but here we are, we're back and
we're ready to go. And we are.
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an arc it's the word Safina refers to an arc or translates in Arabic
as an arc. We're gonna start with the serious stuff first, and then
shift down to the recap not down Well, I guess down under to the
recap of the Australia trip. Right. I'm hosted here by all my
behind the
all my behind the
at the helm. We got Bay Area, high tech Silicon Valley to my right,
who was solving lighting problems earlier today. MashAllah on him.
We got Ali the barista
who is also the head of La Casina. He runs the soup kitchen now.
And we got the Cinco ah. All right, how half is Hamza Hussein,
Al Hanafi al Hyderabadi. We got the Cinco which you might all know
him as Hamza Hussain, in the chat room, or in the chat area, what do
they call it? Chat Room chat area, the chat, just the chat. Okay. So
you all see him there all the time. He has a whole saying, well,
the Hamza Hussein is here in the studio. First, first time in
Jersey. First time, first time in the state of New Jersey. Okay, so
Masha Allah sees here in the studio, and it's great to have him
here. So let's get to the serious stuff right away.
So like everything went down while we were off, so much crazy stuff
from the assassination two from the one assassination attempt to
the successful assassination. Right. So the Trump assassination
attempt, which has sent some rabbis in a crazy frenzy, because
they have a verse in the Bible, stating that the Messiah, the
chosen Messiah, of Israel, the Messiah of Israel does not have to
be a Jew. I guess they're working things backwards, since the
Persian
ruler of Persia, the Khosrow. So what do they cover the column of
Persia? Who's a good king, at that time? remember his name? No, of
Persia at the time. He's the one who freed them from the Babylonian
captivity.
At the end of the 100 years that Hosea
lived and died in the Quran, there's Isaiah. He went from the
Babylonian captivity. He went down to Jerusalem. Cyrus became ruler
and a
Jose woke up and found Jerusalem. Beautiful. From from it was
nothing to be beautiful. He brought back Cyrus brought the
Jews back the Benyus rate from Yeah, he ruled over at up to so
the Babylonian captivity.
They were freed from that by Cyrus which forced them to actually say
hold on messiahs could not be juice.
And now they're going crazy because there is a verse in the
Bible says the Messiah will have will be anointed and marked by
piercing his right ear.
So they went nuts when Trump got his right ear grace. Now I got a
question. I gotta be honest with you.
If an AR 15 Bullet gets your right ear, either it grieves you by
millimeters Gray's just to grace. Okay? If it pierced your ear, if
it hits your arrow blow your whole year off, right? So either it was
literally a grace, like literally just a grace, or it was shrapnel
it hits something else. And then something else hit him. That's
can't be sure. What could hit something else? piece of wood.
piece of plastic.
It's true.
So but it has to be very small Gray's. Anyway.
So we started off with that. And we ended up with it's made hernias
assassination in Iran. How did that happened? How to suddenly a
country that is so locked down.
Alright, get breached in this manner. raises your questions at
all. We're gonna get his questions. Okay. Not gonna get any
answers.
Secondly,
he was in Turkey who was in Qatar. They couldn't get to him.
How can you not get to him in Turkey or Qatar? Turkey is like
swimming in political espionage and all that.
But let me all say that let me say some an analysis that may not be
very popular, but I think it's a good analysis.
Netanyahu
he did a couple of things in a very short period of time. Number
one, his US trip
showed Israel that it was meant to show Israelis that he has full
support. And this thing must have been orchestrated to give him an
applause every half sentence that he makes right he got in there
half a sentence applause have his hands plus, the American president
will not get this who actually have to say something substantive.
And then he'll get half the audience applause
good does the whole thing is
there is like a puppet master Alright, came to see his his his
the guys who receive His payouts. So any force reassurances and buy
in from the US at this time got and he got that he got that full
by and full Republican Party as many Israeli flags as American
flags at the RNC. I'm not we're not we're not a political
commentary show. But this so crazy, you have to talk about it.
It's like you're living under a rock, if you don't talk about,
and we're gonna get to the Australia trip, we're gonna get to
actually teeny segments, and most importantly, we're gonna get to
the draw of Wednesday.
Then, right after that he went after a target in Lebanon,
that the US had beef with the US had beef with those targets
that were accused of previous attacks on the US, which is meant
to sort of signal that, you know, we're together in this what
bothers you bothers me, you're they attacked you, we're gonna
attack them.
Because they're always attacked, as they're always viewed as only
the recipients.
And I asked that previous question, how many Israeli
soldiers were ever in the Iraq war, or in the Afghan war? When
Netanyahu 2002, he's the one who lobbied for that Iraq war, but
said nothing.
And then he went to Iran.
And that breach in Iran, also as a message must be a message to
Iranians, if we can get to Kenya in your country, we can get to
other people too.
All right.
As a result of this,
all right, the war crime talk is now going to recede because Iran
may likely they have to have some kind of response. And once Iran
responds, that's it, all the narrative shifts now, back so he
wants to go them into something either one of two things. Either
he's able to say I did it and nothing happens. Or
he gets a reaction, and then the whole world stage turns to the
reaction. So you have to say that
those are good chess moves.
in the political world that we're living in, it's right here you got
to keep in mind.
He lost three sons on aid. And I believe two grandsons in an era
and an attack on a home, in which they said they're his sons were
there. So these Palestinian people in Gaza,
they are experiencing some they're their personalities, their hearts,
their Imen gonna be categorically different tours,
categorically different tours.
It's not they're dying in an earthquake, which would have been
bad you lose like 10 members of your family earthquake, that's a
tough test. No, you're being killed loaded men and all Duan and
none of your neighbors are standing up for it. Well, let me
also say this.
So Vincent man has power. He's, he forces or sort of forces American
presidents to come to him every year. He had that warm and fuzzy
meeting with the Chinese
counterparts in China. Well, what was that? That's basically saying,
hey, America, I'll be friends with China. If you don't act properly.
If you're able to talk to the United States like that, then I
can only people can only surmise that the reason that there's zero
response to Israel, so you don't want to right, still want.
So
that's a quick summary. Now what else about the
what else about the
news that we miss? What were What did you say best? Did you say
something?
You said
the visit Netanyahu is visit here. We've made so many people so
disgusted. And let me tell you about. One of the best analysis I
heard is that when Netanyahu came, Washington started to look like
the West Bank.
It was all garden all police. Right? This, America started look
like that when he came here.
In the meantime, when we were off, we also saw that Kentucky elected
two senators, Senators Massey, and, Paul,
they don't want much funding anymore to go to Israel.
Candace Owens is totally on fire. And her base is the Republican
base. And she's all about why we're sending money to Israel. So
it seems to me that the best analysis is that the Republican
Party is moved mainly by donors, not by their voter base. I mean,
we know that right. But it's it's the donors. Now the voters may
follow and imitate what they're being told to do. But I would say
that they're most Republicans,
regular people, they're in need. They're not doing so well. Why our
money going overseas, have the Democrats
at did avoided Netanyahu speak or they boycotted Netanyahu speech.
And it was Rashida to leave was only one who stayed there. And I
will have to say, as much as I don't like to say anything good
about her what was a good thing that she did, like she had courage
at least to stand with her sign at every moment, all alone,
surrounded by how many was was it joined? Or just Congress was just
Congress? Right? Just congress and senate. Okay, as both but and you
surrounded? That takes a lot. I mean, not only that, you got to
walk in, you got to walk out and you're gonna get glares. So that
does take some courage, we have to admit that and
everyone else boycotted. But the fact that half about half of the
Democrats boycotted
that speech. On top of that, Harris, which another person that
we don't say something good about, but she's just say something good,
which she distanced herself from the genocide that's going on said
we have to end it. Right after her meeting with Netanyahu, it's
showing that there are some cracks in the system here. Right. It's no
longer as unilateral as we thought. And we got to pay more
attention. We got to give more attention and focus towards those
people who are talking about and then this aid, and then this
genocide, right, because clearly, they have some degree of
independence. They're not totally played with also listen to an
interview with a human rights. Someone who worked
in the government as a worker, not an elected official, and had a was
part of the delegation that all resigned
and she was saying that she works in in human rights and anytime
that they're working on a document where it had anything critical of
Israel.
It got to Nope. I think we need to take this off. I need to we need
to do so.
Latest language, or sometimes completely deleted, right? We
deleted
also. So we're gonna see what's going to happen now with Iran. And
I really think that in the next five years, there's got to be
they're gonna go to war with Iran. They gotta go with someone came up
with a theory that could possibly be true that the Hania they was
given up to de escalate the Iran thing, to at least give Netanyahu
something to say he needs some to say is his country is is 75%
against him. So represent are against they want him to resign?
Not because of the genocide, they're fine with the genocide
that October 7 happened to begin with, and that he wasn't able to
win this war.
Like you didn't get
your hostages back.
The world's is turned on you
allege it, quote unquote, anti semitic, which is mostly probably
90% is not anti semitic is just truth.
anti semitic truths. So we call them that anti semitic truths are
through the roof.
Right.
So in what way, did you win this war? Right?
In what way? Did you win the war?
You lost if you didn't win the war, then you lost the war?
There's no other way. Right? You didn't tie?
I would say that.
The losses that the Palestinians faced?
Maybe that's the only reason you're gonna say we can't say that
they want Hamas won the war, whether they face losses that are
insane. What's the number at now?
Since reaching into the 50s, how about the polio is now becoming
the World Health Organization put out that Polio is becoming
rampant. And again, in Gaza. This is a sickness that you wouldn't
ever want to see come near your family again.
And a lot of people who are against vaccines, you know, people
have their own opinion, but that's a pretty good thing that vaccines
did, right? Why was polio eliminated?
Do people understand what polio causes? Right? Maybe some people
don't really be spent so long and you've never met anyone with
polio. So let's give everyone a quick
summary of what
what polio does to people so people don't realize that this is
polio, the polio virus destroys nerve cells in the spinal cord,
resulting in paralysis, you want your child to be paralyzed. So we
eradicated the sickness.
Through Vax vaccinations, well, now that of course they don't have
access to anything.
All right, it's transmitted through contaminated water.
You come in food contact and there we know that they're drinking from
puddles. We know that the kids and
in the cars are now wherever there they are. Okay. As chocolate
wallet tells us that the unofficial count is in the 90s
than the 90s.
It was so low in the world, nobody used get polio. Never hear about
it.
20. Yeah. All you hear about it is that there was an American
president who had it, who was what's his face? FDR. Roosevelt
had it.
So Polio is now on the rise in the Gaza. Because of this. This is
that's not a it's not like a war crime.
Right. It's a total war crime.
All right.
Another thing I wanted to mention was,
in 3040 years, or less than that, where are all these American
politicians who are cheering on Israel? Because of how much they
received?
How much money they receive for their campaign? Where are they
going to be in 20 years when all the documentaries come out? All
the facts come out, right.
Yeah. And you mentioned Nuremberg, and he mentioned 90k. I don't want
to say something.
That's so off the wall.
But it's been painted as off the wall.
6 million is not the right number.
Talk about Nuremberg and the Holocaust. That is not close to
that number. Okay, it's not close. Because the guy literally did the
math on how much time it would take from the day one of the war
to the end of the war, which this not when the killing was
happening, killing us, interspersed in between, but let's
say and let's say hypothetically, they worked 24 hours a day.
Yeah, yeah. And no one took off. No one slept. worked all day.
In all night, the guy calculated that it wouldn't reach a million
would not even reach a million.
I have the calculation somewhere, I'm not going to bring it up
because they'll shut down our channel, we know that we know
they'll shut down my channel, or they'll shut down something. So we
didn't talk about it. But these guys, these numbers are just
increasing and increasing. And that says this one incident at all
the previous
since 1948 going on.
So when I was listening to Ritter, I liked Scott Ritter. But I have
to say that sometimes I feel that the volume is always up with him.
Like, everything is on the edge at all times. Firstly, I like to
stuff he's saying that's on that point. He's saying, one thing I
totally agree with, he says Zionism is dead. Judaism isn't
dead. Judaism is diametrically opposed to Zionism. actual true
Judaism, according to the Torah, Jews, who I have a lot of respect
for. I've said this many times before, a lot of respect for these
these guys go by the book. And that's it. It's very unjust thing
to do.
From basically from what the reputation, the reputation is, the
book says this, let's see how we get around it. Right. But these
guys, I respect them. They take the Talmud, they take the Torah,
this is the book that we come to believe in. And that's what we're
gonna go by, I don't care where the world is going. They could
care less about the whole world, these guys. They will go with the
Torah that they believe in, and I have to I respect that I respect
these principles, and textualist types of people.
But they're totally debt against Zionism. You go to Lakewood, New
Jersey, which has more rabbinical schools than Tel Aviv by itself.
Look up the stats on Lakewood, New Jersey. Are you doing something
important? He's Silicon Valley. Don't waste his time. He's making
some money over there.
Or and helping other guys make money. But look up the stats on
Tel Aviv, on Lakewood, New Jersey. I drove through Lakewood the other
day because I got
I was driving past it. You do not see a single Israeli flag in
Lakewood, New Jersey. Not a single Israeli flag. They are against it.
Okay, they are against it. You go to certain parts in New York.
Where the Satmar is that I get it right the Satmar group practices,
not a single flag for Israel. Judaism is not at stake here.
Judaism is not a stick Zionist, could care less about Judaism.
These are secular nationalists want to be nationalist Europeans,
from Eastern European who got kicked around by the Russians, the
British, the French everyone kicked them around.
And then so they started their own copycat cut copy paste of European
nationalism
in a Jewish
flag. And then who's the helpless people at the time? There's no
one's gonna care what you do there. There's no cameras there.
No one's looking there. So have a playground over there and do what
you want over there.
A study of Jewish community published under the auspices of
the Berman Jewish data bank estimate that Lakewood had a total
of
40 54,000 Jews in Lakewood, 59% of the township
and all of them are Orthodox.
There's only 90,000 People in Lakewood, more than half are Jews.
But I don't mind that. Because what kind of Jews are there Torah,
Jews, they are anti Zionist Jews. And they may if there's like a
conflict, they probably will support the Jew but they don't
support Zionism. In the same way if if if a guy comes to a masjid,
who has views that I disagree with, and people start to bother
them, I will say I support this Muslim, but I just support his
beliefs. Okay, so
So these guys are complete anti Zionists. That's why Judaism is
fine. It's going to survive. Judaism is independent of a state.
And it won't be Remainer of faith on the earth, but it's Zionism
that we have to say is dead. It's not going to fly you've killed
it's just such a mess. When Soviets fell you could say
communism lost right? That's what the whole world said. They will
not establish a country from new now on communism. Right the TV got
someone touch the remote
on the TV and now we're watching some weird show.
Top Gear UK never heard of it
we're leaving the guys on the beach. Yeah. Yeah. Me they have a
very like strong, huge, huge, huge
Yeah.
mean he's like, I want you to know, I can tell you guys because
we pray Fudger over there. Yeah. And he comes up to me as he comes
up to me because I want you to know, as a you as a Muslim Free
Palestine, and he just walks up just to prove that.
So so many of my friends wanted me to comment on the stream about the
French or German dude, kid who was talking soccer. How hilarious was
that one? Right? He's talking soccer. And Israel, Molly, I guess
they they played right. And the guy who did nothing, right, he's
talking, just talking about the game. And then
they get in his face so badly that the guy turns into pro Palestinian
on the spot, right.
So Scott Ritter, I agree with him. He says Zionism is a dead thing.
But he's also saying you got to be aware of the, what they call it
the Samsung directive, which is, Samsung, of course, is a Hebrew
character, a person in Hebrew history.
Samson and Delilah. And I can't remember exactly his story, is he
the one with the hair. I think he's the one with the hair. His
God gave him great strength, great faith and wonderful hair. And his
power was connected to his hair. So once he gets got his hair cut,
he lost his power. That's a story, right? I mean, it's told as a true
story, with all sorts of religious miracles and all that stuff. So
but point being is that that's when they panic, and they go
nuclear. I just don't see how you're going to go nuclear.
Without getting hit back.
If you go nuclear locally, Lebanon, where's the winds gonna
take all that stuff? Right. So that doesn't make any sense. Could
they do that in Iran as possible? But that is a doctrine that they
have.
They have some crazy dogs, the Hannibal directive, you're aware
that one that if you if needed be, you kill your own people.
So the Samsung doctrine so
in the last 24 hours of Gaza, they killed off a Gaza ceasefire. Why
you can't have talks when the chief negotiators dead so they
killed all ceasefire is off the table now
risk dragging the US into a regional war
which is not risk they're cooking that up more with Iran. That's you
just see every important person has sort of green lighted why if
they do that, yes, we definitely every important politician, and I
think they say that thing to signal to some dark suits
somewhere else that they have to report to that yeah, we're onboard
Whoa, we're going to do your bidding for you.
Okay.
And Washington is enabling this this is recklessness we're
literally never seen an empire controlled like this on a path of
utter self destruction. Do we have anything else to say summary of
the
what's going on here? Is there anything else that we need to
we're not a the your source of political commentary in the first
place, but we have to talk about it.
They're, they're a severe Civil War.
It was before actually
October 7, they were literally on the edge of civil war. And it had
to do with the courts and it had to do with mandating the male
students of knowledge of the Jews to enter the army and in their
religion that's not allowed. The man who was a student of knowledge
studies the Torah from eight is from from morning tonight, he
neither works nor does he serve in the military. This I have to say
is a complete to Hadith or or complete twisting of the male's
nature. That will not be a happy guy. You think you're happy
studying all day, but nothing gives a man meaning more than
having a household to be responsible for he'll grow up if
you give him some to grow up that he could drop.
But it has to be of his choosing.
So that's why if a male chooses a wife,
a man chooses a wife that's your choosing now, and now he produced
the kids natural results of that. Now he cares and you get a silly
guy becomes a man
right? Any one of you guys get some money, chooses a woman and
now starts having kids and now is responsible you change you become
far more mature than you used to be all your thinking is now on
serious matters.
In this case, those men I feel bad for them. They've been duped in
life.
They're taught only study the Torah and absolutely nothing
else.
So he doesn't work even. And the woman has to respect this. Now she
goes, works at a nurse, maybe they gotta eat somehow, right? She
goes, works as a nurse. She goes, works at some who knows how she
works when they have all these kids to know birth control? How
does she work? So she has all these kids? And she works? And
what are you doing? Studying
the Talmud, and the Torah all day and all night. And you never
sweat, you never get tired, you go to the movies, go to the synagogue
and hang out with the guys. Right?
That's what he's doing. Does the government not fun, fun? These
students like does the government fund them? They get funding I'm
sure from also from the religious endowments. Right. But is it
enough? Or do they she's still probably has to work. Since they
are married. They get married. But he's still
he never will, will lift a finger to do a job.
Is this not a warping of the fitrah. It's a warping of the
fitrah. And if you want a man to grow up,
had let him have responsibilities of his own choosing. That's gotta
be the key. You can't say here at son, I want you to grow up. Take
this valuable and expensive thing. I'm trusting you with it and go.
No, it's not of his choosing. You gave him to it to him. Not gonna
care for it as much as something that he bought for himself. Right.
And that's the key here.
All right.
Let's move on from talking about Israel. Let's talk about rats at
the Olympics. How weird is that? How weird of a new story is that?
How the 2024 Olympics is floating. It's tiny as for the rats, so
there was apparently some severe ranges that would happen. And the
rains caused the rescue upwards. Yeah, how crazy is that? Right.
So the rats are the say size of cats early? Yeah.
How crazy is that? Anyway, that's just a little side note. That's
not a story we're going to talk about.
Huh?
Yeah, I mean, you clearly the whole world is when they had drag
queens in the opening
Oh, I didn't see that marketing professor last summer. Oh, are you
serious? And it was done well.
And it was all i All I saw was that the guy who designed that is
Israeli Zionist, right?
Yep. And I didn't I didn't even see my see the the opening cuz
it's not live streams. Right. It's you have to have NBC. I don't have
NBC. Is it NBC that has the Olympics have this pay per view?
So I'm not doing that. So and when my mom wanted to watch it
Olympics, and she likes to watch
the somersaults and all that stuff. And so she watched Simone
Biles. Right. And she's like the best in the world. Now maybe the
best ever. There was Nadia combin each
before her, and now maybe she's even better than her maybe. Right.
And
she ended up just watching the highlights later. But anyway. But
I saw I mean, I did actually see, you know, some of the flips and
stuff some of the athletes, but the thing is, it's as amazing as
some of these flips are. And these things are it's the same thing,
right?
Yeah, I guess everyone will say the same thing as Steph Curry
three pointer. It's the same thing, right? A homerun. Like,
what is so good to watch it once you've seen a homerun, you've seen
a wall. Right. But for the people who love the sport, they see the
intricacies they see them doing it over and over and over the same
jumps as the same landing, right? But that's from somebody who
doesn't care. See, you know what, it's funny, because when your
distance from something,
everything of it is the same, right? You don't see why anyone
would do this again, right?
In any sport, it's like that even in it. Right? You're gonna listen
to this class, like I could listen to a shot of
Johanna to toe heat. I could listen to it 10 times, right. I'll
listen to it over and over from different view. I want to listen
to it from all different you because you love it, right? You
just love the different little flavors that each one puts in it.
But people were like, Okay, you started off, you know, let alone
what's what else is there? Right. But that's the bias of being
distance. So in any event, let's move on now to
welcome our latest subscribers Salim Ocasio I will say hello. I
know seven. I think there's benefit in the books that you're
saying. Like flips come on like you just watching flips. Okay, I
can get maybe if you can pair it like the different classes on the
book to like a football player like
soccer play. Those are actually fun to watch. Like, you got a
bunch of different scenarios. You know, I mean like, maybe that but
like come on like a flip. Like team sport one action. It's not
like a combination of like a play I got you I got you. You're saying
play football, play a basketball, play hockey play a soccer play,
every one is going to be unique, a home run the same what guy at the
plate and he swings. You don't even get to see the whole thing
because you have to pan over and the balls halfway out already. But
so that's one thing. But
gymnastics. I actually get stressed watching those. And so I
got either of my parents were watching the Olympics, and they're
watching the oldest highlights of the men's. So I get stressed these
guys do jumps and the landing.
Especially when they do the run up. And then they flip over. They
bounce they jump flip over that horsey thing.
It's a horse. What do they call do? They call it the horse? I'm
gonna make him buy mints. Elementary school, they call it
the horse. He runs up, he jumps on the thing. There's like a
rectangular object. And he holds on to that and he flips himself
over. Right? He catapults off that and then watching the landing to
me it's like, stressful, because when they mess up with us feel so
bad, right? And there was a Korean guy
in one of the highlights of the past competition who just went
flat on his face. Like he totally missed the summer, the 360s. He
did one, two, he meant to do three that two and a half. landed flat
like us a squirrel.
That's like sad to say.
Yeah,
he got one chance. And that's it. And you did all four years
training. And that one, flip.
Alright, let's now turn to other matters related to our Australia
trip, folks. Australia is an awesome, awesome country. I'm
telling you right now, if you ever have the money and you ever have
the ability to go to Australia for a vacation, Sydney, to gorgeous
cities, probably one of the prettiest cities we'll go to.
Is there the restaurant scene?
They took us to some Lebanese brothers, right? An amazing
restaurant. These guys. They every day they check out his different
coffee shop and a different Lebanese shop. Because it's it's
mainly Lebanese in the area that I went to.
And so they they did really well there and I had gone there in 2015
and 2016. And one of the assistants
who was just helping out as a student, he's now in charge of the
operation. Right. So it's nice to see these these Shabaab youth
coming up. So let's go to the first picture here. This is a
meeting with one of the Balawi Messiah. He's a Palestinian
student of
Dr. Mustafa. And he has had a beautiful matches that was our
first Mejlis the day that we arrived. We went there in Sydney.
Very
blessed little small gathering small space but you could feel
very blessed. It's very nice. And by the way, it was winter there
but it was not cold. It was like fall for us what we would consider
fall but for them was winter. Alright, so that was the first
trip next.
Video footage. Alright, so me, Zan, that's the place to go. If
you're ever in
all is the sponsor go. That's where it's run by medic. young
chap from Somalia, who's now the leader. He's in charge, right? And
I always joke with him. I said, Now, you're he's, he's a captain.
I'm Captain. Right. I said that jokes. I'm like two times now that
he's in charge, right? But ultimately, to me, it was a really
good, really good people. Of course you only swing by it,
there's not much to say you can't really see so much. And
these events when they pull out a lot of their community members you
get to see what they like and I was really impressed your voucher
was leaving a really good team with a good group of guys really
great.
People who are trying hard so my love less than
one reason it's a great initiative, but I couldn't help
staring the entire time at the location of the two dots of the
yet in MISA and if you look there, I'm like, I can't help those two
dots. Gotta be over to the right a little bit. All right. Am I right
about that? Those two dots are too close. And firstly, there's empty
space on the right. Secondly, the yeah is on the right. So let's
unfortunately printed all the material but nonetheless, the guy
over to the right a little bit. It's called me Zan Avenue.
Alright, next, there's the shake. If you want to study, AlQaeda and
Philip, you study with that shake in Sydney, it's Palestinian.
Alright, next one. That's him that what are you pointing to? On the
left with the blue? Yeah, you see Janaki the right there. Yep.
Okay, next.
Whoa.
All right, again next. All right, this one was a fun event. So this
was
the day that we had to leave Sydney. And we went to one path.
And you see their clips all the time, right? You don't know how
much effort goes in to make these clips, right. First of all, they
have a two or three storey building.
All to them. The entire building from the door to the toilet seat
to the bathroom to the suit is branded in their colors. Blue,
it's teal, black. Everything's still in black. The whole it's
like so impressive. And they have 10 full time employees. They have
a set of sisters, the sisters work in one section, the brothers work
in another section. Because you gotta you gotta keep in mind to
that too. There could be a late nights and there's like one sister
and three guys. So what do you do with that? That's just because you
get paid to do something doesn't make it Hallett. Right. So like a
sister once asked me, Can I be a waitress?
I'm like, technically, it's a * of a job. But what dad would want
his daughter serving strangers every single day. Right?
Oh, but it's the job. Okay, so just because you get money for it
doesn't change the reality of what's happening. Right. And it's
not any disrespect to women who end up being waitresses, but a lot
of Muslim guys. If a if a if I had a volunteer in Safina society. And
I said your job as a volunteer is to come and bring us the drinks,
bring us the coffee clean up. The father would be very upset. It
will be an outcry the mother be like my daughter is serving you.
Who are you? Right? So just because they get paid for it, it
changes things. So in any event, so they had a male section, female
section, I talked to to those two brothers there who are the lead
interviewers and you see one of them there who's in the middle of
the picture.
He's the one who's in all the clips. He's the one other lead
guys and the other brother is just too.
And we had a nice heartfelt talk.
I'm surprised it put up I thought they would take out a lot of it.
Right? Yeah, they kept. I didn't watch the whole thing. But you
can't tell if they cut clips out. But there was some stuff that was
pretty like you're like, wow, should they cut that out? Right.
He's like, get the rice. Yeah. So
I think that led to a lot more because of that. Because yeah.
That's how it was. And I and when it didn't come out a week after I
left. I was like, they're not putting it out. Right. Because
they came back like a while. Yeah. And they hadn't put it out.
This trip was a month. I know, it was it was like two to three weeks
it hadn't come out. But but that's what these professional
organizations are like. Like they if it's not time bound, send me
home. This interview just came out there was time belt. It's like
political things just happened. We need to get this interview out
right away. This was a really time bounces. We talked about
other subjects that weren't necessarily necessarily related
exactly to a certain event. So I thought, you know, they're gonna
put it out there. And I said, usually you shouldn't be upset.
You just wasted my time but I was like, No, it's not a waste of
time. It's always when you say something at least you rehearsing
it for yourself. And at least we saw these guys and met the guys
and I but then when they put it out I was happy they put it up and
surprised they put the whole thing up but humbler so they're there
that group
they're really professional they're really good. Right and
when you go and you see the inner workings they have in our studio
so that you see that studio right there. Behind that studio was
almost stadium seating. Yeah, and stadium seating that can be
collapsed.
Imagine like cinema seating, but you can collapse them all into you
can shrink the whole thing like an accordion
isn't the fears Mubasher Ammar were there
and sitting in those seats, but soon enough, you don't have an
audience. Stadium sees a big room, that room right there. That's the
end of a big room. or actually I should say that's the corner from
behind me goes further out.
And where the camera is goes further out. Huge room like a 96
set exceeding live audience. Not only that, here's the best part
of The Room The Room comes out if you can try to imagine here at the
end of the room before you reach the end, sort of over casting over
over the edge of the room is the executive side seat with a big
meeting table and a full glass wall where he could listen in and
see what's happening. Right? Like the the commentators booths and
NBA game are behind the radio. Right when they're or they're
they're making music or the radio jockey speaking and they have a
glass wall and all the executive sitting back there and whispering
stuff, his ears, stuff like that. So they have that there, too. So
that was and it was on the second floor. So there was actually
looking down at the studio.
Very impressive. All the brothers putting one path together.
So there is an example of well that we met Mufti of the Modine, I
thought it looked like that is our man Wolf.
That's mostly all the Modine like we always crossed paths. It's
amazing. But we're hardly ever able to talk to each other. Right?
Because our schedules are so busy we crossed paths in Dallas, we
crossed paths. Most of them with Dean is a person in data center.
If anyone has a chance to sit with them, you go sit with him his
heart is connected to he is in touch with the desert this the
snakes of bliss. I mean by that he's always got his eyes open.
What is it bliss plotting against us? What is the genetic force it
plotting against us? How are they attacking the Shabaab? He's always
thinking about that. Because that's a real, that's the real
harm. Like I said, everything is to black and gray, even mouse
pads, walls, everything. Stairs, everything is branded with one
path colors. Let's go now to the next slide. Next picture. So
that's me writing something on a book. Next one.
This was Gemma in Brisbane. So from one path we went out for, we
went to a coffee shop for the guy who won the international barista
award. I didn't know there was such a thing, but there's a
playoff a championship for baristas. This guy won it. And I'm
telling you, there's a reason he wanted you. Firstly, you think
coffee is coffee, right? Isn't coffee, coffee, but when you drink
a lot of coffee, you realize coffee is not coffee. There's
coffee and then there's coffee, right? And this was coffee. And
there were flavors you had never tasted before. And they find it
you go sit in this huge, gorgeous shop. And there are squares,
square, the three squares, and each square is a barista inside
the square and then it's almost like bar seating, barstool
seating. And in each one is a barista. It's not a counter, it's
a square. And you sit with your friends on one side and other
groups. It's another side and the barista takes care of you all.
The guy speaks a language you don't even understand. This was
from this farm. It has notes of this and touches and flavors. And
I'm not into that. I'm like, for me, it's just a binary. There's
bad coffee and good coffee. That's to me, I'm very simple when it
comes to food. And I think that that's the right subnet. Actually,
there is bad coffee, and there's good coffee. So this was beyond
good coffee. This was amazing. It was something that even if you're
not a coffee drinker, you have to appreciate it. Something they do
is different. It's an insult for them. You put a milk and sugar in
your coffee, that you drink it as he gives it to you. So when
someone knows their craft, so Well, you don't touch it. I
remember reading about Steve Jobs when he needed a logo for next
which was one of his companies. He went to the guy who was the most
famous logo maker in the world at that time he had made the CBS logo
he had made
I think he'd done suffer Gucci I can't remember he did a lot, right
Jewish guy to Brooklyn. And they sit they sat there talking and the
guy said, stop right there. Tell me your problem. Tell me about
your company.
You're gonna get a logo when I'm done with it. And you're gonna
give me $50,000. This was back in 1996. Right? That's all this
interaction is because this guy believes himself. And his record
proves he knows graphic design logo making better than anyone
else in the world. I don't wanna hear anyone's opinion. Okay, but I
have to say he didn't make a good logo. Next. The next logo is not
good at all. Right? Do you guys know about next, next? Yeah, it
says next in a cube for a multicolored terrible like fire.
Yeah, that's a terrible logo. Right? Let me see.
I don't like this logo at all. It's it's just It looks like some
1980s kids made it right.
of the era. Yeah. So he ends up
these coffee. These baristas. These pieces, people who are so
dedicated to their craft. This is how they treat you. So we're not
having
discussion. You tell me your issues. You tell me about
yourself. You tell me what's going on. I will solve your problem.
You're going to compensate me this. And we're not talking again.
That's it. There's no edits. There's no nothing else like that.
This guy was like the same thing. You don't ask for sugar. You don't
ask for cream. You just drink it as he gives it to you.
Yeah. And if you don't like it, your tongue is wrong. Right?
That's how these guys are treating it. So we went there. Then we went
to we hopped on a plane. And we went on a plane about two hours or
so
north to a city called Brisbane and Brisbane is a city which is a
very nice suburb, gorgeous suburb. And it was very different from
Sydney, in that it's more suburban Sydney's a city, right? Sydney was
filled with these tough Lebanese guys, which I like, feel so at
home with, right? These Lebanese guys. It's almost like the exact
AKG when we sit down for lunch after Juma, right, and just talk
and get loud. These guys are like that, right? We are group you
could transplant our group to their group and swap guys and
nothing no one would feel the vibe wouldn't change at all. So but
Brisbane, it's it's a suburban area. It's all families, like
Sydney's people. But this is just families and mostly a lot of
these.
A lot of these families were from the daisies who moved to East
Africa, for tea Jarrah for trade. And eventually, a lot of these
African East African governments that doesn't make too much money,
get out of here.
And one, that's literally what happened to one of my hosts, his
father, and his brothers, maybe his family or maybe just his
father, but they went to a city
and they just opened a supermarket. First common sensical
business, they bought a second one and a third one and a fourth one
common sensical stuff, get stuff from the warehouses sell it to the
people. That's it. This is not rocket science. Well, within a few
decades, so much money, right? MashAllah for them, good for them.
But the King comes up one day and says you got too much money.
You're not one of us get out here. Right. Some of them went to
England. Some of them came to Australia.
Back in the day, you the passport allows you to go to all these
countries, right? So these this families in Brisbane, they were
very tight knit, these families were resident reminded me of MBSE
our Masjid our community,
like, like families, but there are now the young families, the young
and second generation now who are like us, maybe in their 30s and
40s. And they're having little kids in there trying to do stuff.
And that's what they reminds me of. So that was our first evening
there in that picture there. At one of the homes, we had to
measure this on Thursday night, and then we went up to a beautiful
rain forests.
All right.
I must be sneezing in this picture or something. I don't know what's
going on. But
no fees, by the way is top notch AI.
What is he in? Molecular? Who knows what?
What is actually the description of his work again, it's he he he
codes,
models that can be used in the pharmaceutical business. That's
what he does, basically. But he he's a genius. He is a genius. You
know these Bengalis? Right, you just when you meet him say, Okay,
what? What Nobel Prize? Are you planning on winning? Right? That's
how it is.
So that's the view of where I was. And you see it's really high up.
Really high elevation.
Really high elevation. gorgeous view. Yep. gorgeous view. Next
picture.
All right, so that's after sulla apparently next one. And that's
what the daytime, it looked like was gorgeous out. Hope whole place
was amazing. Next,
next.
So we had classes all day and all night, Saturday and Sunday, all
day and all night, Saturday and Sunday. Next, was it. Hey, come
and update the appearances of
Yep. And then we went down back down to the city back down to
Brisbane and we had a an event at a really nice auditorium. Yeah,
and that's the auditorium there. On the devil's deception, the
tricks of iblees
That was a beautiful evening.
And it was toward now we're at reaching the end of the trip. And
we had this so in the rain forest. We ended up spending two and a
half days. Then went
back to Brisbane we did this event oh I owe them shoot I owe them
stuff I owe them a shout out
yeah maybe we just do it here and then we clip it by Oh Machado see
that ma there yeah I owe them a shout out let's let's see if I
have the
you're the notes condensed down of what ma requested
alright let's just do it now everybody I would happen to the
Rogen
here there you sitting it's right next to you
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we're just fixing the TV folks. So you guys see the stream I see a TV
here that has almost computer on it. And I get to see you know what
he's clicking out what's clicking next and what's going on?
Yeah, let's do a normal view
shoot, I don't know what you stand for.
As salam o alaikum everyone I want to give this shout out to mA
International which sponsored my trip and was one of my hosts in
Australia. And they do a lot of great work. And this time it's
it's time now to increase that work and try not to
increase our efforts in supporting Kazaa ma international does a lot
of work for the people of Palestine. The you can be a part
of this by donating to them, you can be a part of this by just your
dot for their work. You can be a part of this by raising awareness.
We're raising awareness right here am a Muslim aid and Muslim aid
Australia. This is an organization that does so much since 1989 and
is committed to 50 countries that have missions in 50 countries
which is an amazing number and it's an amazing feat and they were
part of putting together this tour that I did in Australia and we
want to see them succeed. So we know that the this OMA has to be
like one body. The prophesy Selim said this OMA is called Jessa
Dilwara had we are like one body either stuck or the one if one
limb, few suffers. If one limb is complaining, then the rest of the
entire body is stays up at night. In fever and sleeplessness. And
any one of our groups that's doing work, we need to pitch in a little
bit to them pitch in a lot to them. So help out most of them and
Australia. This is a long overdue note to thank them and also to
encourage everyone to support them. Does that come LaHood was
set out money
so that's the Muslim aid Australia. I mean, they they
they were huge.
Not the whole thing but a lot of or a certain portions of you.
What minute are we on?
The 60
minute 56 We haven't even gotten to the subject matter here
Okay,
let's look now Oh, so then we went to a beach house look at this
gorgeous
beach in Australia.
What did they call camera what they call it but it was gorgeous
gold, the Gold Coast. This is the famous Gold Coast in Australia.
And this is the wintertime magic now the summertime keep going.
That's that's the apartment. Yeah, it's our apartment. Yeah.
So that's the gold, the famous Gold Coast.
Gorgeous
the fees being familiar.
And then they do the last day we're just sort of pretty sort of
tired. There was one talk left and they said our let's just walk
around the rainforest a little bit. And there was this area with
all these
unique birds, which was nice. That's one of the that's my
one of the main hosts there and the founder of or the leader of
the heckum
in Brisbane, that organization is one of the it's the lead
organization there. If you're gonna go to Brisbane, you're gonna
go through them, and they're the ones with the activity Ellison
nakida there's the other host AK.
Okay,
That's a mod.
I have news of our mod, but I'm not gonna say it. Keep going.
I'm not gonna say, now we went to a rain forest.
Keep going.
Rain Forest was amazing. Like, you can't literally see five inches
out. That's how thick the stuff is. Keep going.
That's my best shot. Yeah, of course. Take a look. And then
they have this bridge, you walk over the rain forests. How
beautiful is that footage right there. It's a bridge where in
which you walk over the rain forest
to go and
conquer other places. Yeah. Like the different climates. Oh, yeah,
like seeing trees. Totally. Yeah. SubhanAllah. Yeah, right greenery.
Yeah, weather they never foods they've never eaten before. So I
wish we had taken some footage of the hanging out with the guys in
Sydney because that was a big part of it.
Next segment I want to go to and this will probably be the last
segment before our.or a QA a little bit of a QA than a dot.
This segment has to do with the dowry in marriage. What is the
position of the dowry in marriage and let's go to the of course we
always speak about the from the Maliki school. Now the dowry in
marriage
is an obligation from the groom to the right. And it is an agreed
upon on amount of money. It's an agreed upon amount of of, of
anything of value. It could be a rink, it could be an action, a
service, and it could be money. But it has to be something that
can be objectively measured, and is to be agreed upon. And it
shouldn't be baited and negotiated usually by the willie not by the
bride herself, because she may be embarrassed
to hassle her husband to be but her father would not right her
father would actually feel the opposite inclination he wants to
sort of not. It is a feeling of giving my daughter I'm handing my
daughter from my house to your house, from me being the main
caretaker to you. So he is giving his daughter away. So he's not
going to give her away cheap. Even though this is not a sale, she's
getting the money, not him, right. But he feels that he wants to make
sure that this is done right. And he ends up he'll probably
negotiate better. Now the prophets I send them also advise advise the
husbands, the father though the willies. The Olia in this case,
too,
not make marriage difficult, or else the sebab will not marry and
then maybe do something worse, right? If they're stuck not being
married. So that's the dowry. Now let's what happens if people
forget? It's possible. They forget to include the Mahara in their
marriage process. And they actually have indica and the out
of ignorance, there was oh shoot, we never did them. Are they
adulterers? The answer is no. So this is a pillar of Nika that it
can be forgotten
can be forgotten what cannot ever be forgotten the rally in the
medical school, as opposed to the Hanafi school
is uncoupled? Right?
You don't have a contract, you don't have any care if you don't
have those two things.
So two more things. One is the dowry, what is the witnesses? The
witnesses are necessary for consummation. So we're sitting in,
let's say, the groom's house or in the masjid, or sorry, the father
of the bride's house. We're sitting in his living room.
And he says, Well, I know you're a good man. And we know you and we
trust you and we're ready to marry. Someone says, Why don't we
marry right now? Okay, it's just me. Let's say it's me, my
daughter, and the groom. And my wife, right? Let's say
hypothetically,
no witnesses. Right? His mom, still not a witness need the
melons. So we say okay, though, what's your community? I married
my daughter to you.
He says public to both they're married, but he cannot take her
and go into another room. So now she could take her hijab off. He
can touch her, but he cannot take her into another room.
consummation in Shetty refers to entering into privacy.
Something where intimacy could occur. It doesn't have to be only
that, for example, meet me in a in the woods. The Woods is a public
place, right, but intimacy could happen there. So anywhere where
intimacy could happen, that is not allowed until there are witnesses
so that nobody can accuse these people. Nobody accuses them and
says that they did this, that or the other. So now in this case,
they would say for example,
bring some let's go to the masjid, they drive to the masjid, the man
stands up, oh people, I testify to you, I have married my daughter to
this man. And this man has accepted and he agrees call us,
You've now made a shot of it.
And so therefore, now, there won't be doubts. There won't be
accusations. Okay, so So the
witnesses is a Rokan of the marriage that can be that is only
needed for half of the marriage, which is the consummation, not the
contract. So he's contractually married to this, they're married.
But they cannot consummate the marriage or act upon it until the
community knows minimum of the communities to mil upright Muslim
witnesses.
Now, we forgot the dowry.
And he consummated, we have witnesses and they went alone. And
they lived, they spent the night and they went on a honeymoon. And
oh, my gosh, come back from that I forgot the dowry. Are we
adulterers? fornicators? No, they're not.
If they intentionally left it off, that's different, but they forgot
about it. Or they said let's talk about it later. And they forgot to
talk about it later. So now, they agree upon a dowry once they
remember so two people, let's say they get married without a dowry.
Or let's say they get married outside of Islam, then they both
convert to Islam. Which by the way from North Carolina, we had a case
like that, not a case but a met a couple like that. Brother just
visit us here in North front in New Brunswick last month, he
entered Islam, his wife hunted Islam, his kids also became
Muslim. Right? Whole family, poor families Muslim now. Amazing,
amazing case. Not case of case talking about it. Like it's an
amazing story, I should say.
Amazing story.
So he, what would he have to do? Does he have to re marry his his
Christian, if he had a civil marriage of a Christian marriage
of a Hindu marriage, the should he deems you to be married? You just
have to fulfill the conditions now that you missed. So let's say he
had gotten married case like this without a dowry. He just paid the
dowry afterwards. They have to agree upon what happens if the
marriage is already said and done, but they don't agree on the dowry.
While the malt as long as they don't agree on the dowry. The wife
has to has the right to say alright, don't touch me then.
Yeah.
Even if they agree, and he refuses to pay it, don't touch me.
That's why it's always important. Not so duck. It's called a mud,
it's called this a duck could be called a dowry in English, I know
in India, the word dowry means the reverse so we have to be careful
with that. Okay.
So then our situation is there that they have to get an
arbitrator who will inform them of seduction and myth.
So the upward myth refers to the the average dowry, it's salary
arbitration, basically, people have your likeness. What do they
get when they get married? Right? When they when they get contracts,
right? Someone with your batting average and your stolen bases,
right? And you're yours? What is he getting?
There's three guys very similar to you. They're all getting 5 million
a year. This was 4.9 This one's 5.2. This one's five you're gonna
get five. That's it. So in the case that they forgot about the
Sadhak and they cannot agree on the Sadhak they go with the duck
and mythen and it becomes binding why because their marriage is
already done. Right? Marriage is there they're ready consummate.
So they should agree upon it. But if they cannot agree, then it's so
dark and mythical. The dowry that is of her peers. So this girl has
friends. The family has friends.
They talk that's why hanging out with Muslims go into massage
talking making friends having well what you got called David's in
your home
invitations going out with right doubts in your home. And why
because in those you chitchat you talk an hour off customs, matters
of opinion, are learned. You can learn basically what is an average
dollars to go by. Right so you learn these things. And the guy
guys will talk they'll say listen to my first kid get married. What
do I do? Right? So these invitations knowing people having
a huge contact lists of friends in the massage go knees events, it
helps you pick up the phone take maybe for a cup of coffee, I have
no clue what I'm doing here, right? And someone clues you in
and the beauty of it is
I'd say I'm not fully like this, this brothers advice on this
matter of opinion. I'll go to another brother, right? It's not
even a religious opinion. It's just how to act in life. So you
can go 2345 Guys, right? I see. They're all saying this, but they
differ on this. So therefore, I'll pick and choose what I want from
this. But pretty much this is the norm. And that's how society
moves. We all have similar understandings about things.
So let's talk about some of the things related to the Sadhak the
dowry, it can be paid over time.
A man says,
you go, you go and you marrying into a very wealthy family. It's
not fathomable that you're going to marry maybe for let's say, for
under $20,000. dollars. That's easy. In some communities, certain
communities, it's not that that's low by the West as low. That's low
dowry. In some communities. Yeah, there are some communities,
everyone's involved in certain industries, that the baseline of
that industry is you're going to be rich, it's on the difference
whether you're rich or really rich, and the rich in those
communities feel poor. They feel poor, even though the rich, get.
So in those situations.
He can pay it overtime.
There's nothing wrong with that concept. So all right, I'll give
you let's say it's going to be 10,000. I don't have 10,000. But I
do have a job I can afford. But I don't have savings. 10,000. All
right, I'll give you three now. And I'll give you one on January 1
of every year for the next seven years. Now that let's say they do
that. Let's say they get divorced in year two. So he paid for. He
owes
six more. Right? Does he have to pay those six more than that? They
get divorced. He does. It's a duck.
It's a duck. If he dies,
married or not married? We remove that immediately.
And we consider that a debt owed it is a debt owed.
Good. So then the inheritance happens after the is the estate is
divided up afterwards.
Nobody will see it and you soon have yet Oh Jane, right. So
inheritance is divided up after the estate is divided up after
bequests to non inheritors maximum 1/3 and debts. Understood.
So just because the dowry is a lot doesn't mean you have to Oh,
you're gonna have to have it in the bank right away. So may
$25,000 dowry. Alright, five, five now, five, next year, five, the
year after that, and so on and so forth. Now what is forbidden in
the Maliki school?
Sheikh Abdul Hamid and Mubarak has a strong lecture on this is aka
Sudak. What is the marker marker is a concept?
Hey, where's my hair?
Almost doing a thing all of a sudden I got no hair.
Okay, so
the more the doc is valid in certain math hubs.
But in the medical school, they don't like it.
Why is it? What is it? First of all it is that if
you divorce
you owe this much. If you divorce in year one you owe 20k. If you
divorce in year two, you owe 10k. If you divorce in year five, you
owe 5k, so on and so forth, or, in general, if you divorce you owe
20k. So why is this?
It's It's unlawful, because actually harmful? Because let's
say the man wants to get a divorce. He's gonna lose his wife,
half the time with his kids. Probably his half his house,
probably half his salary for the rest of his life. And on top of
that, he's gonna lose 20k Is that No, I'm not doing this. So what is
he going to do?
You want to get the checks from my car. The checkbook? Yeah.
Okay, what's your plan?
What you're going to do? He's going to say, Well, my options in
Sharia is for her to request a divorce. And then I didn't divorce
her. Right, hula How can I get her to request that divorce? Hey,
that's a beautiful picture. That's middle and right there. It's a bit
dark.
go click, click the back button there.
Look at that. Not that one. The next one.
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No more red box. No, no, no, he's got a new format. Almost Omar, he
got a new format.
It was getting clicks but your new format is getting clicks too.
Yeah.
So he'll bother her in
bother and bother her
until she requests the hula. So that he doesn't have to cough up
the 20k or the 25k, or sometimes just ridiculous amounts of money.
So you see, that's why Sheikh Abdel Hamid and robotic he says
are in our method, we don't allow Marcos to duck. And it's harmful
to her. That's why he says that.
Well paying overtime, you're paying it over the differences
that this is a conditional and if you divorce her, then you owe that
as long as you're married. You don't owe it
right.
Baseline
up anybody can do that. Anybody could say, what's the dowry? The
man says 50,000
to marry my daughter's 50,000 Okay. 50,000 I'll give you 20 Now
I need 25 No, I'll give you
25 installments over time. Up to when it has to be limited. You
can't have a contract that says open ended 25 in the future. No.
There's got to be month and day of when the payments are going to be
in the market.
Yeah, they have a basic Sadhak animal Walker.
And that's where that Walker is the one that's debated. Yeah.
Yeah, it's conditional. When this when this when you divorce her you
over this. That's what it is. It's conditional. It's conditional. So
that's why the Altima of the have discovered really that people they
avoid paying that or they just won't pay it at the end of the day
is not going to pay it right so even effectively.
What what is it's not effective unless you actually got this
documented in a contract. You know how hard it is to extract money
from people even when you owe it to them.
Ladies and gentlemen, any other questions on these So doc let's
turn now to questions related to the So doc and then we will take a
few short questions and then we will
marry the girl if you can't keep up with their previous lifestyle
from February yeah unless she agrees though
unless she agrees to that she says yes I agree that I'm gonna go now
live a different on a different salary yeah and different life.
Yeah.
Does three to lock in one setting equal one divorce more according
to each mouse Sahaba. Upon the ruling of Satan, Allah it equals
three divorces.
Don't do it.
Don't do it in a Tamia is the one who
I don't know if others did. But he said No, I disagree with that.
That was just for that time. And it's just one. So that's a fact to
have. But when we look at the FIP, when you have H Ma, it's not
negated afterwards. Can be negated afterwards. So we did have a GMAT
saw. But that's why the three other the four methods I think it
how many school too, does not go by that photo.
What's that? No, he didn't go to prison for that. I think he went
to prison for saying that the new Zoo. I don't want to say this on
the stream. But I'll say it anyway, he said that the zoo of
Allah is as me coming down from this member. Right. And then he
came down from the member of Juma and then that was one of the
reasons and Allah knows best if that's the accurate history, but
that's what I heard is that accurate history that's really the
way
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In that case, even hydrophobia cavity map now we'd be careful.
Salahuddin will be a Kaffir terror.
Ottoman Empire will be cool. Follow the other metal LEDs,
right? So, the sad metal hub inept EDA is this is one of the three
schools of thought in theology in dealing with matters that came up
after the time of the Prophet peace be upon him and the
companions, and the second and third generation.
You have to think and answer these questions. Anywhere where you have
to think and answer questions. That's where you need schools of
thought,
which people can agree or disagree. And it has been agreed
upon that the Sunnis have accepted three different opinions on these
matters. And these schools of thoughts are the Hanbali and the
Ashari. And the maturity that's how we define our husana
for the scholars to come in person doesn't know any of this stuff,
and he doesn't have to.
Here's Salim Ocasio has a question does a civil divorce where the
paperwork contains no explicit language of divorce such as I
divorced my wife count as an Islamic divorce and the answer
It would not, it would not
it if it does not contain explicit language, I am divorcing my wife,
I agree to a divorce,
then it would not count as an official divorce
would not counted. It has to have some something clearly stated or
understood
that this is divorce, if we can say because there is something
called the divorce application,
he can fill that out. She gets served. It's in the courts, you
discuss things that itself is not divorce?
No. It's a step towards it's opening the file for the judge to
arbitrate between you and then issue the divorce, then you would
sign off on that
MATIC 365. What's your question?
If you can find medic 365 answer that. In the meantime, how's the
films we have a member and subscriber from Nigeria
or originally from Nigeria or he's in Nigeria and the house of course
being one of the five main tribes of the that West African area,
which is the house of the Fulani, the EBO.
What are the other to
look up for me the five main tribes?
Of course, how does the whole law work? I'll tell you how that works
in a second after we respond to how's it films? What about a case
of remarrying the same spouse after husband gives first to look
past the EDD and legal proceedings.
Okay.
Has husband gives Talaq the ADA which is the waiting period. The
woman cannot marry two different men except through that after a
waiting period has passed to make sure she's absolutely certain that
there are no children so that the fluids don't mix.
Yes, you should, they would have to do a new marriage and a new
dowry and new witnesses.
So man, let's say let's say hypothetically divorce his wife on
January 1.
Alright.
It's three periods of purity. Let's say hypothetically, we're
now in November.
She moved on with her life. He moves on with his life. They're
divorced. They did the civil paperwork, totally divorced. Then
they said, You know what? I'm miserable. Right?
I don't want to admit it, but I'm miserable without her.
She's sitting there in her like the romcoms. She's sitting there
in her room, eating ice cream, miserable without him. But doesn't
want to admit it. Right.
Then they bump into each other again, right? And they say we have
to get married again. Alright, let's do it again. They have to do
it as if it was never done. But now that I have to have a huge
massive wedding, but it has to be re publicized new dowry, new
witnesses. And in this case, because she was already married
once before, she does not need her Willie's permission. In the
medical school. She needs her Willie to be there to represent
her rights and to fight for her rights. But his is more like a
hired lawyer. Like hired lawyer you fight for me. But the moment
if there's a disagreement, you're the client. You're the guy paying.
You're the one who has the final say. So likewise, when a woman has
already married
she ends up
having the willie cannot force her or stop her. You're gonna advise
her? That's it?
No, that doesn't really count doesn't reset the count of three.
That's the first divorce. Yeah, I'm gonna that is a good
thumbnail. You know what works on that thumbnail? Outline the NB F
350. outline it, keep it white and put a black outline around
a white box around it.
Like make it white? Yeah, like that. And then put a colored box
around that brown or something the same color as what's under trip
to separate from the white have that in the way to the
up to you.
Neither do the divorce petition or the final divorce decree contains
explicit language. There's no distinction here between the
petition of the degree the decree as long as there is no explicit
language.
I have to ask about that. Because there is we do there is Marriage
Divorce by anything that would indicate divorce. So I have to ask
about that. Right. I think yeah, some of the man says we're done.
Right? He's that could be enough for it.
Horse if that's what if, if that's language in that culture that that
is a phrase that indicates a horse, it's a horse.
Even just the word to luck saying just the word to luck.
All right, that's where you go on to luck.
Just doors. Yeah. So we have to see if I have to, I want to ask
another scholar about that. Because we have this concept that
the understanding also can imply divorce.
How to Craft man says my men need answers
will help them out, John, no problem.
I think you have to do the three
things I have to say, this is such a big problem. You have to repeat
this over and over and every other Joomla that do not say to lock
three times the poor Muslim kid has raised that.
You wash them out three times. You make you know, rinse, you know
three times wash your face three times, on three times. Right? So
he assumes everything's got to be done three times. So he does talk
three times.
But I say Brother, your analogy doesn't make sense. Because you
when you got married, you didn't say cobalt or cobalt or cobalt,
right.
So
some bases do that. That's what
that's why the poor guys confused. And he says to lock to lock to
lock, I believe.
I don't I'm not I'm not here to offend anybody.
But I'm about to
the whole marriage process
from the subcontinent.
Highlight, delete, start over. Right, there are too many bugs in
the code, right? Start the whole thing from scratch. Right. I even
heard recently and again, I don't want to offend people, but I know
some people are gonna get upset
that you have to have seven parties. Every wedding has have
seven parties. Have you guys heard of that? So that could be a little
bit of to cut it off though. Right? That's a little bit of
tech. You know.
It's to cut it off. It's exhausting people. People don't
want to
you know, I'll mark you know how to do this. If you want to do
that. You make it really small peeking. Subtle se because this is
a very gorgeous picture. Now you're gonna stick a kangaroo in
there. It doesn't make sense. shrink him more. Make him really
small. Yes. Okay. See that? That maybe you could pull that maybe
you could pull that off? But does it work? Or is it very, okay, just
make him do it smaller. Make it smaller and crooked. Yeah, there
you go. So he's, that's good. That's good.
He really wanted the kangaroo and Hamdulillah we helped him make it
happen. That's really good. He's no crook. Make him crooked more.
So he's if he's pig.
Yeah.
All right, here we go. Let's take another question. But we didn't
hear about medic 356 This question.
Good.
Jack and Jill says no, there has to be 10 parties. What is the
halal the halal Allah
is part of Islam, if it's genuine.
The halal and halal is that in the case of the three times divorce,
the Shetty says, oh, husband, you're not taking this seriously,
dude, divorce and marry, marry, take her back, divorce. Take her
back or re marry. Now after three times, you have to learn a lesson.
How are you going to be thankful for this woman?
She has to marry another man genuinely not just consummate the
marriage go into a room No. Actual have *. Okay.
Then if they get divorced, only then can you remarried. So many
people.
They lie essentially. And they get a fake marriage. They go into a
room. They come out. Did you have Did you consummate? Yes, they lie.
And then she can remember the other guy he divorces her and
their mother other.
Allah knows that you're sinful in what you did that? Yeah, Allah
knows you're sinful.
Yeah. So Allah knows your sinful for that. But we can only judge by
what we see in front of us. We don't know what you plotted. And
we don't know what your intention are. We may see it's obvious. But
we in this lab and only judged by the obvious so that default
marriage was valid. You Clint, you said that you consummated it's no
way for us to know. You now divorce her and so now she can
remember the first guy and sometimes this Mahalalel will take
some money for this
Yeah, only problem is no one.
Does it matter if a woman says to lock says Haley Edwards No. In
Islam divorce is not in the hands of the woman even
Hola, even Hola. She Ricola means a woman requests the divorce.
The man doesn't want to divorce his wife, she requests the
divorce.
He says, Okay, I mean, well soften the blow for me a little bit. All
right? Because it once she says, I want to divorce you, you're not
going to have a happy marriage anyway. So he has to do it
eventually.
So, but he's gonna do it on terms now. You know, like in war, all
right, you win. But terms, let's talk terms.
I don't want to lose my wife and losing my whole family and all
this, so you gotta give me some money.
So she's gonna pay him back the dowry or more or less, whatever
they agree on any number that they whatever is reasonable that they
agree on. He takes the check. Thank you very much. You're
divorced. So the divorce is still in his hands. But she initiated
it.
He didn't want to do it.
But he's stuck. Now when a woman says I don't love you. I don't
want to be with you. Unless there's you're, you're not going
to force her right.
But it's in his hands still. And he divorces her. That's called the
hula. So if a woman says I divorce you, there is no legal merit to
that. I better be right. I want to divorce you divorce me? That's
yeah, now we can talk and so okay, I'll divorce you now that you want
to be me hate me so much fun.
What am I gonna get back? I spent so much on you. I don't want to
divorce you. Right, all that. So she will give him some sum of
money. And he'll he'll go
and give her the divorce. That's the hula. And that's a question
from Haley Edwards.
How does a prenup played a part into
any speaking if they have a prenup, any agreed upon any agreed
upon matters in the marriage.
They just can't negate the purpose of marriage. That's number one. So
what is the purpose of marriage to be alone to be intimate? can't
negate sexuality. purpose of marriage is to be taken care of to
be protected. So the purposes of marriage cannot be negated. Also,
you cannot make something unlawful.
Got you. But you can say if you do this, then our marriage is out.
If you do that, then I were divorced. Yeah, for example. Yeah,
you could do that. You can't say you're not allowed to do this. You
say if you do it, we have no deal. Yeah.
Is it already in? Or is it like, okay, so she could say, it could
be different. It could be the moment you do this, our marriage
is nullified, even if I don't know about it. And I come to discover
it later on.
If he agrees upon it, if he agrees.
Yeah.
Now is that marriage is nullified, if he knows about let's say, she
says, if you put another bottle of alcohol to your mouth, and you
take a sip of alcohol, this marriage is null and void and
divorce takes place. And he says yes, I agree. I'm totally off the
bottle and he signs off. Then one day he does intentionally drink,
he knows the deal.
It's nullified. Now the other way is that if you do this, then I
have the choice. But she doesn't have the choice indefinitely. She
has the choice. The moment she hears about it for that sitting,
that's it. That measures if she gets up and says no, I've decided
to forgive him. Yeah, it's not indefinite. No, it's not enough.
It's just for a set period of time.
That she has the choice. She can think about it, she can look at
the affairs of the family. And think if he's really was just an
accident, she's gonna forgive it or not. And then she makes the
decision, but it's within that sitting. That's it.
Yep, we have some things you have to talk about all the time that
you that
is this stuff, right? Because people don't know how to get
married. They're trying to get married. And within marriage,
they're having trouble.
Is it permissible for two friends along with their spouses to go
eating out together and sit at one table across one another while
partaking of the meal? There is an ayah of Quran which mentions
Legendre had a common tech guru Jamia nota Karrueche data, and
many of the automat have mentioned that if a two couples have invited
one another, basically that's what you're saying. Let's say you
invited your neighbors and you sit on all at one table provided that
there's modesty observed in their behavior, then this is permitted
to do that.
The other Thank you Victoria for the other main tribes, there are
three main tribes not five she says okay, sorry about that.
Hausa, Yoruba and Igbo Hey, what about the Fulanis?
What about the Fulanis
The Urhobo
the evil, the Hausa,
the Fulani is look it up someone look it up. Victoria, we have an
objection here. What about the Fulani is
really on handshaking with the opposite gender legends.
Let's
housing Fulani are one of the name
Urhobo originally from Arabs. That's why it's called you. Yeah,
yeah. Yeah. So what about the Molalla? This year? mbyc,
September 13 and Omakase. It's September 14, prophetic living
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You Eunice L is saying we're done in anger
is it to luck
if there are words that indicates a look then yes.
Yeah.
Here ubiquitous supports us we have a lot of support in the chat
by highlight delete, ubiquitous says 100% Many of us are already
removing all these customers and simplifying it this approach is
becoming more and more popular. Agree wedding small Nikka. William
Thank you. That's it.
You agree to a marriage you publicize it. Now these two people
that so that no other men can come and propose. And when you see
these families constantly meeting you know why? Because they're
engaged
marriages now they're saying no social media No, nothing would be
saying it is very people that know they know they're getting married,
but nobody else publicly knows.
If they had any kind of showing in public where to the point that it
would be impossible to to hide that they're married that's
sufficient. They don't have to put on social media they don't want to
so you agree.
You you tell your close people you're gonna tell your people that
he's engaged now I'm engaged right? word spreads. There's
there's no like official there's nothing official in Shetty out or
anything about that except word spreads. No. But they're actually
started there is because not once you learn that a woman is engaged,
you can't go propose to her. Good. So it's become sinful to do that.
So now, there's inika, little Nikka and msgid. Beautiful, nice
little event. Usually no food, there may be some sweets, and
that's it. Then you have the walima. William, it could be the
same day, it could be right away. Nikka Halima in one shot.
And that's it. Could your umbrella defeat stuff to you? And usually
the, the guys will take the guy out first, before the wedding.
Right? A woman wants to have a little party. That's all fine.
That's like,
all that was within what's reasonable.
But now we're gonna have to rent an elephant, and all that crazy
stuff. And three days and people traveling and booking tickets.
That's what we call in Shediac to kind of access and burdening the
people and now it's becoming a big hassle. And
a lot of these customs they had a legitimate origin.
Yeah, but like a lot of like, like a lot of things. The purpose kind
of get lost and forgotten. Yeah.
I asked, like, what comes up
about like, Oh, look at the color awesomes sort of like traditions.
He said, a lot of them were to like show status basically. And to
basically, like, we couldn't because that isn't everything,
right? Like, here's the money. What over there. It's like, oh, so
they have multiple parties to show status. Like, yeah, that's, that's
really that's makes it even worse. That makes it even worse. Do men
have to route I have to be covered, even in private. When you
are not in front of other people it is. And you're all home alone.
It is still recommended for you to cover your outer because you have
noble Angels in the bathroom. You don't have to cover your butt in
the home. And between husband and wife when they close the door. The
angels leave when they're being intimate. The angels leave.
Just in general, yeah. It's not just off of pious. When we say
custom. We mean the custom of practicing Muslims and Imams, and
she'll hit that
Time.
Okay, why did you choose the medic method? Well, most Medicare will
choose the Maliki method simply because of how close medic was
right? To the sources of the shooter. Yeah.
Yeah, no, I don't respect all the other schools. But how close is
medic? Right? What is he narrating he's narrating the MMR or the Jim
hood or the popular consensus of what the scholars are doing on
matters of judgment. Remember, there is no FIP in Qatar a verses
of Quran
okay, but I versus explicit verses of the Quran we don't need 15
them. Fit comes in new matters or comes in speculative language, not
definitive language.
And that's where we need FIP. And we need scholars to tell us well,
what do we do with these verses?
So Tala Brazi says I heard from a Hausa Fulani friend, but there are
fowl all over West Africa. It's all the Brazi is getting involved
in the I think Fulani in Nigeria, are married into the house have
tried to get our there's Nigerian politics. No, it's not politics,
Nigerian little sociology. But there's also I didn't bring up the
Bengali situation, you know, the issues in Bangladesh? Oh, yeah.
And my opinion on that I do have an opinion on even though it's not
my country, but and also many of my Bengali friends who I talked to
that they totally agreed. So the issue in Bangladesh is that
there's a certain percentage of the jobs and all the positions
have to go to the lineage of those who fought for Bengali freedom.
And now it's getting to the point that people are fighting this
back. Right? They're like, what is this right does not fit just as
he's born this way. It's like a caste system. Everything in the
subcontinent ends up in a caste system. SubhanAllah. I'm not
hating on the on the subcontinent, although I am actually hating on
right. But okay, so let's talk about let's look at this. Tell me
if this doesn't make sense. I say
everything. Yeah, there should be exceptions made for that first
generation of soldiers who fought from agave and their kids. How's
that? That's totally fair. Because those kids could have lost their
dad. Right? Maybe he did get injured, maimed, or he has spent
five years fighting this war three years fighting this war. That
means he wasn't getting educated. He wasn't built putting up a shop
or something like that, or building up his career or building
up his wealth.
But only the kids that's it. It can trickle down to the next
generation and the next and the next. And also these generations
are increasing.
Is that a controversial thing that I just said in Bengali?
Set huh?
He agreed with me, brother. Janelle totally agrees with me.
makes so much sense. Give it to the soldiers and all their kids.
But that's it. What did these grandkid suffer or almost suffer?
Nothing? Would it be wise for a sister to bring up income by HUD
with potential candidate when men in family are too embarrassed to
do it and tell her to lower it? Sarah, you brought up a question
here. Somebody said to me yesterday. In some cultures,
though Lee is literally a formality.
And not actually overly he's not actually being overly
the way he has to do it. If he's not doing his job, you fire him as
a woody and you bring someone else to do it.
Right. Well, you can't fire him as a woody if it's your dad. He's
your Willie. But I highly suggest you find somebody else who is
capable of talking to the husband to be the proposing man of our
finances. Because that is part of the deen is not his religious
obligation to cover the basic expenses of the home. It is a
religious obligation and the prophesy centum said take the one
of Deen in Sedona Dena Holika for xojo
If you accept his deen and his character, marry him, right except
him in marriage. So part of his deen is to cover the costs that's
a religious obligation that he has
with the province someone approached Yeah, two people one
thing one of those approximate Listen, can you tell them like
like in a manner in speak of speaking like him?
Someone said that.
Oh really? So hello.
G so
if you if suffered
A sister is asking this question, you, you definitely need to find
someone do this and if it's
they're not doing it they can heal your data so be your Willie but
you have to find someone else to do it
is it my crew? For men and women not getting married by personal
choice?
We have to say that it's marriage is a sunnah. And purposely leaving
a sunnah maybe can enter into Cara here. Because there are harms in
that, in that such a society. There's harms to such a society.
Many people aren't marrying. I'll tell you one reason why is because
they get so built up in their life and career and personality. And
they're such complicated figures now.
And I love this example.
Were you there when I give this example on where were you there?
We got two little restaurants in our town, Afghan kabob and grill
and Douglas pizza.
owner operated restaurants.
These two guys, if they wanted to make to have a merger it's
probably one for meetings of negotiations. That's it, they can
merge and become one restaurant, one entity.
But if Burger King and Chipotle wanted to have a merger
how long is that gonna be? years? years? Right? Same thing. Now you
got guys with amazing resumes. And you have women with amazing
resumes. How these two are gonna get married. Right? It's gonna
take negotiations and talks and all sorts of stuff.
Yeah, so that's why they're not getting married. There's so much.
There's, it's so complicated. Your life is so complicated. That
doesn't mean bad. But it's complicated. Her life is so
complicated.
Sometimes it's as simple as my job is in one part of the state, your
job is another part
because either the world isn't good enough to have kids or they
just refuse because they're too busy with their own lives. Not
having kids temporarily.
is okay. Not having kids as a belief is not okay.
I believe that. That's not okay. No, I would say that's not okay.
And Allah knows best. Yeah. The Prophet peace be upon him said to
cathodal Increase your numbers, right? You know how much blessing
comes with with kids and not just unseen blessings? Things you could
say things you could talk about, like, people could be totally down
and out. But then they remember Oh, alright. We got soccer
practice. That'll just totally just distract you. Right? So many
things when you have kids.
The benefits that are there for the parent.
You can't count them. Faisal says When are you planning to come to a
trip to Canada?
Let me know I'd love to come to Canada but
these days we're very busy here
so many good questions, but we got to get to the dot. Let's load it
up Omar. Kinetic Nomad revert Muslimah seeking marriage through
apps has no one can be Willy. How does she speak or meet with men
and keep her that?
You do your best to find Muslim friends in the masjid or you go to
the Imam of the masjid.
And usually Imams of the masjid there. They need to help you and
they will help you.
And if you can't do that, you do your best at it. You do your best
at some is it possible that a woman will be totally on her own?
Of course it is. A woman is possible. You can fathom it Jani
a woman out in Wisconsin somewhere enters Islam by reading by
watching videos. Maybe she watched Muhammad
are men and all Australia say
Brother
What's that?
What's that brother crazy, must been really drunk.
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about somebody else. But
let's say you can fathom a Muslim woman a girl gets becomes Muslim
in a state with no other Muslims. Right? And
she may not have a wali and she may meet a guy online. It's all
this is fathomable. We're not saying it happened. We're saying
it's fathomable to happen. It's possible.
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able to hear it when you click it
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wire that's long enough I can have an earpiece
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something taller Brazi says Can could we say there is a
metaphysical compensation for the angels leaving or we do being
broken when husband and wife are together?
The answer to your question is that when a husband or wife are
intimate, they actually should mention the dot there is a dua for
this because angels are gone you don't have to now say donkey get
involved.
Right? And that Da is
duat for that you say that and Shelton would leave that point.
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