Shadee Elmasry – Living in God’s Orbit NBF 255
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Rahman Rahim Al hamdu lillah wa Salatu was Salam ala Rasulillah
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I don't know search Mohammed bin Ismail. Yid Abner Samara.
Why is it called Cairo new surge Lin haka Raja al Hajj for aka Hora
Jun Allah Babel Kufa wa Carla Anta Abdi with Mocha, higher
man's walking Hajj, everything is normal. He exits the gate of Kufa.
Okay, now we're sorry, the entrance to Kufa new remember
cities used to be walled cities and there were doors gates,
usually eight or 12 gates are less than that are more than that. So
he enters one of the gates of Kufa all of a sudden a man takes him
grabs him says you're my slave now. Okay.
And your name is Cliff. How are you making me my slave? Alright.
He is black. Okay.
So he and he didn't argue with him. Was Tamela hora, julu phenos
kill elk. Elk has natural cause and the man made him make cars
which is a type of like jewelry was because the best way to
translate because is it a jewelry or let's look what else because
Because
is it cloth
you graduated though?
Which darlin was it?
As easy and they didn't?
It's it seems to me it's like a mix of silk inside a wool.
Like a cloth. You looked it up?
Yeah.
Because so he made him do that.
And the verb for that or the the
it's a nest a nest
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fitness gym. Because right through Metallica who Raju then the man
just left him. We'll call it Hello.
Valid to Lester B. Abdullah and Sabah. He said Subhanallah you're
not who I thought you were, I thought you are my slave quiet,
but you're not him after a period of time. So he's sort of just
submitted to this guy who said, Oh, you're my slave now. And after
a while, the man says
no, I thought you were somebody that you're not
for Carla law or a response and many be Muslim. He said, I will
not change a beautiful name that a Muslim gave to me. You can have as
many names as you want, by the way, and you own your name.
You own your name. anybody, any adult wants to change his name, or
add to his name, you can do that. So some of people don't like the
name that they're given because nobody can pronounce it, for
example. So you don't have to change your name. You can just add
to your name. And you're allowed to have as many names as you want,
as many names as you want.
So that's why he became called to Chiron as such.
Okay.
And so he became he that name became stuck to him.
He became friends with Abu Hamza Al Baghdadi. And he became friends
with Saudi a society and kept his company alright.
And he lived 120 years. All right. And as Shibley an Abu Ali Luca
was, they were youth when he was an older man, and they may toboe
in his circle.
You always have to ask yourself
In whose circle did I make Toba? For example, I was just living a
regular life. Then I came upon a group of people in a masjid or one
person even. And that changed my ways. It always have to remember
that person. Remember, Preston has a lot of fuddle and a lot of
reward. And always people remember my first teacher, who was my first
teacher like that. Sometimes you you, you know, stuff and you've
been taught your deen, but you don't have a teacher per se. So
you always got to remember who that first teacher is, and
remember them and you're not. That's, that's all it is. You
don't owe them anything more than you owe them. Okay.
And just because someone's your teacher doesn't mean they're
better than you. They just did something for you that you didn't
do for them. So you have to make it up for them withdraw.
All right. And then anything that you do good after that, their
stockholders in your benefit, right? Their stockholders in
anything that you in your deeds, they have stuck in your deed. If
you go if you're the first teacher for somebody, and you teach them,
like, for example, the fundamentals, and he builds from
there. So that's the original generation of stock. Right? When a
company goes public, the first group that has stuck, they're
stuck is going to be the biggest it's going to keep dividing and
dividing and dividing as time goes on.
He then says here about him that can Oh, Estelle Gemma. He at that
near the end of his life, he was a chef of all these people. He was
viewed as the biggest of the shoe.
Okay.
Carla, Cairo new search, Allah Kofu sopapilla, heater, Yoko when
will be Fuson
Tao what that Sue, other fear is the whip. Like when you whip a
horse and you move it in the right direction. All right, fear, that
fear that feeling is the whip of the soul.
In that it makes you move. So every time you go off the road,
and you get hit well off the road, you would fall off a cliff. So is
hitting you if you talk to Oh, move back on the road and you
don't listen. Right? Then well, we have to now put some pain in your
side. So that you associate going off the road with some pain and
you come back, someone who pains you and hit and gives you that
amount of pain is actually doing you a great service. Because
what's worse, a little hit with a stick or fallen off a cliff. And
that's what golf is all about. That's why the iDefense a Jahannam
is a favor for the Muslims. For the believer. It's a favor. It's a
favorite, right? It's the existence of Jahannam not going
into Jahannam of course, but the existence of Jahannam it's a
discussion of seeing the look that skin.
Yeah, the the existence and the thought of going to jahannam
you're doing me a favor, because many people are too and this
atheists always say oh, we only do the good for the good sake. You
guys only do it because you're afraid. You don't even do good.
You're all perverted. Right? What good do you do you define yourself
the easiest thing in the world and say I'm good. Like my my old
Catholic friends. They said they fast Lent. Right? And like, Oh,
you got Ramadan, we got let's Oh really? And they say ours is 40
days. Yours is only 30. So it's like what do you do unless we give
up our favorite foods. That may be useful in the old days when there
are three different foods, right? Lamb dates, water, but well so
what do you give up? Orange juice? What did you give up Hershey's
chocolate? That's so you get it to eat everything else? Yeah, but I
give up my favorite food? Or Uh huh. Yeah. Basically what we what
did you give up? So they say that they got this stuff. As an
atheist. What they do is they define the good in the like a
little bubble, right? Like what is good? Oh, give charity. So wait a
second. How about not committing adultery? How are you going to
motivate anybody? There's not a single rational human being if you
had made adultery with the eye, with the hand with whatever if you
made it halal.
Nobody would not do it except the one who fails at doing it. Right.
And now with the internet and AI and all these websites and all
this trash and just * work. Everyone would do it. Right?
Everyone can do it. If Bliss has made it so that everyone could
commit Zina. Okay.
Everyone can do it and will do it except for the fear of a higher
punishment, right? There's not a single atheist who avoids this
stuff. Alcohol, drugs, gambling, a prep all these things. So what is
so you have defined the good in such a fuzzy way? What is it being
nice? Oh, don't be a jerk.
Right there go look at all the atheist philosophers.
okay
and they have a thing atheists behaving badly because the top
seven atheists Foster's all sexual deviance and perverts so what are
you talking about being good? Yes, hellfire and fear is needed some
necessity to scare you away from certain things that biologically
we are created like magnets to it. But we're not people we're not a
creature who is allowed or is it satisfactory for us? To follow our
natures? We have to rise above some nature's okay? We that's the
difference between animals and humans. Humans follow your nature
but their nature is good. He animals don't go around doing Zina
right animals just breed when they have to, you know and the way that
they breed, like the populations are always steady. If you notice
the populations tend to be steady. If you have enough the population
of wolves to deer is going to always bounce it up deer to trees
because you know they'll eat it leaves off all the trees right. So
it's always like study. Why because they only co-habit You
know when it's needed when they're feeling the heat. Right? They go
co-habit And it's done with the RAM cohabits for two days a year.
That's it for two days a year he does all his cohabitation the the
mountain rams. You don't see the Rams going to cohabiting all day
and all night for the enjoyment of it. No, they don't do that. So so
that's why they can follow their nature. Their nature does not harm
anybody. Right? It doesn't harm the female deers. What are the
what's the female deer called?
A doe. You guys just study the sound of music or something?
Did you guys know that so quickly.
But
yeah.
So that's that's why animals can follow their nature. Their nature
is beneficial to the creation, our nature, it's a train wreck. If we
followed our knifes it's a train absolute train wreck. Did you guys
see the new statue that's going on and that they're putting up in
California? Now California needs to be cut out. Okay, from the map.
Right? Can you manually earthquake these people into the Pacific
Ocean? Get them far away from us? Right? Because California though?
I can't even say it on the podcast what the statue looks like it's
meant to commemorate aids. Right? And, look, it's meant to
commemorate aids essentially. Okay?
I don't even know these people learn something else, man.
Seriously, they got issues. Okay, seriously, they need a vet I told
the person who doesn't they need to vet to just put them down you
know, like when your cat just
euthanize adult and eyes to you know, when when when you have a
cat that just vomiting everywhere. And it's suffocating and it has
it. It's got dementia now. It doesn't go to the cat litter
anymore. It has diarrhea everywhere. vomit, it's diarrhea
everywhere in the house. The cats lived its life. Okay? The cats
lived its life. And it needs to go out to pasture. Right? So you send
it to the state the state will just put it down or do what it
does. Look just look look look look look look look. Look at the
the statue.
This is what the statue looks like. Okay, can you see it? You
can look, this is what the statue looks like.
Can't see it.
Okay, and they're like, Wait a second. AIDS, gay men.
AIDS and gay men. And you are putting basically something is
terribly terribly, terribly long wrong with the system programs.
Right? The hard drive or whatever it's called the CPU is infected
with the severe disease and they're like, guys that what body
part are we putting up here? They're saying no, it's the
concentric circles of life No, it's not. That is a body part
that's not a concentric circles of life at all right?
So when you are so sick in the head, that at all times all you
can think about literally all you can think about is this kind of
sharp.
Okay, you have a terrible terrible problem, okay, and they need to be
you know, no offense or anything, but when human beings start being
like at what point do you say this coke is now?
This creation is now more negative than good. Something's wrong.
So unhealth will move us from temptations. Fear will move you
from temptation.
Abul Hossain when Maliki Abu Hussein and
maliqi sell to
Manhattan remote Clayton research and Emery here. I asked from HUD
the remotes about clutter on a search. Wow America from another
remote for Carla lemma, how old are two motor who are in the
Salatin? Maghrib good. Wuxia la de la Mahabharat
haidara to moto. I don't know what the rub is we're gonna have to see
when I attended his death like his deathbed. It was wrong most of
time was Yeah, I know. He fainted. thermophore Tiny. Then he opened
his eyes were Elma fina here dill bait, and he turned to the
direction of the house what color
if he said stand up for enema and dab don't mourn one of the more
you're a slave who has commands and honestly that has commenced. I
guess the first a lot warmer omerta be he lie a fool took
warmer O'Meara to be a fool Tony
and what has been commanded for me? I'll will never miss me my
risk and what I am commanded to do.
I can't leave it off. So basically, do your job. Don't
worry about what Allah has promised you. You just fulfill
your end of the bargain because you know Allah Tada will fulfill
his promises. Okay.
All right. Why don't I be in fatawa Ellis salah or Salah look
at the end of his life it's the fundamental Salah that's it okay.
So he made will do and he prayed sama to meadow of Medina he with a
Shadow Mat. Then he
laid down shut his eyes recited the shahada and died photo EF
admin he was seen in a vision 15 Allah who
met falala phobic
what has Allah done with you? He was asked what has Allah done with
your father Elisa at he learned as a neon her Don't ask me about this
well i kidney is Tara To Minh dunya calm. Aloha Dara, don't ask
me don't even I can't speak begin to speak
about what Allah has done for me.
However, I'm all I can tell you that I'm in complete relief from
this lower world. You ever feel nostalgia about the dunya? Like,
like Subhanallah, this, these are great days and they're passing and
you feel this nostalgia, like it's almost like you want to grab it.
The past is passing you want to grab it, or memories and you want
to grab them right? Or you look at pictures and you're like, where
did those days go and you want to almost grab them and hug them
almost right. But it seems to be that every time one of the Odette
died, anyone who dies, does not have any nostalgia for the dunya.
Because where you're going is so much more better and more
permanent. And what you would have nostalgia for you do have it in
the Echo, which is your relationships. So what do you have
nostalgia for the beauty of the world?
That world is more beautiful. You have nostalgia for relationships,
and you wish like those innocent relationships, and those good
friendships will last forever. I wish I could put them in a bottle
and have them forever, you will have them forever. That's why
nobody who dies and comes back to the people of the dunya in a
dream.
They just are happy they're gone. Not because you know of anything
except that everything that you wished for to keep here is there.
So there's no reason to have nostalgia for the past. And some
people have
I would say even maybe you could call it a disease of nostalgia and
they become rap packs. packrats right. They keep everything right,
everything Oh, this receipt was from that trip. Oh, the the plane
ticket right from the trip. Oh, the ticket from the game. My dad
took me to the game escape the ticket, everything. It's almost
like you want to trap something that it's sand going disappearing.
But you don't have to worry about that because everything will be
kept.
When you die, you have everything. All the memories will stay be
vivid and you can even look at it. According to the Day of Judgment
your whole life is shown to you. Right? And you can look at it and
remember the days of the dunya as much as you want but ultimately
good a good life
will be get for you a good a good day of judgment. Yeah.
I was talking to someone about
Allah, they've seen this consistently that Allah subhanaw
taala as they get older, during this meant
that Allah subhanaw taala will start taking away those things
away from them. Meaning so for example, they went to a high
school yeah,
I know someone who was very pious was a very nice person.
You would say he's you know, someone who maybe was nostalgic at
one point, that high school is being torn down. So he doesn't
have at least visited upon all the town where he grew up. Yeah,
things are shutting down. And I said, there's one Muslim family
and no, yeah, in that particular area, everything they were the
most pious people I spoke to, they said, Yeah, it's so strange. It's
as if Allah subhanaw taala slowly start taking away all the things
that would actually want us to go back to that place. Yeah,
sometimes it's not sometimes an astrologer is, that would harm you
something that would harm you. Right? It's an analogy for a place
that would harm you. If you if you were your attachment to it is not
or it would just stunt your development, and be not good for
you. So that's why the selja After a while, it's it's only good.
It's only good and remembering the good deeds that were done. As a
way to inspire continuation, and good deeds doesn't mean good
actions. But it means also good relationships. Like those are
great relationships, and but you shouldn't see it feel sad about
it. Because it's preserved. Right? All good relationships are
preserved and they come back to you in a form of reward in the
equity between you and that person.
expression of gratitude is why you really don't try expression of
gratitude. hamdulillah Those were great days we were in thaw because
ta a being in the in your or in the right orbit like everything
has an orbit, right. And humans have an orbit, we have an orbit
too. If you're in the orbit, you should be happy about those days.
We are in our orbit all that is going to come back to us on the
Day of Judgment. We're going to be happy about it because we're gonna
see an infinite reward.
Next one is you have everyone Mohamed Java, even Mohammed in us.
Who is he and what is his story? Okay.
He was from Baghdad, and he was from the competitive junetta
Sadek. All right, famous June etc. And he died in Baghdad so born and
raised, born and died in Baghdad. He said Laya G doula Abdullah that
l ma am Allah tema Allah He to Allah ma lead that enough See, Li
n l haka, applicata, Allah Allah Pilates Tata whom I will happy
Kubla and Tata whom Allah Allah, they said that, indulging in the
neffs and experiencing the sweetness of divine connection
never come together. Because in order for them to experience
divine connection, they had to cut off the attachments of the knifes,
alright, or the way he put it, all attachments that disrupt their
connection with Allah subhanaw taala madaraka. The concept of
mattify is spiritual experience, that person who was doing a lot of
they couldn't do ah, and a bad and being very, we should say in their
orb, you can say, right.
It has a certain vibe to it. It has a certain taste to it. It has
a certain Sakina to it. Stillness, it has a certain sweetness to it.
Now you do something and you lose some of that sweetness. It got
disrupted. I lost it what happened? What happens? So you
start thinking so you start met, self medicating. Maybe I looked at
this, I listened to this, I talked about this, maybe I backbite it
somebody maybe I disrespected somebody.
I wasted time doing this than others. So you start medicating
yourself and doing a very common sensical cause and effect, right
cause and effect. Simple as that. Right? A guy who runs and I've
experienced this too, if you actually stay sugar free, truly
sugar free breads, and white sugars, chocolate all that for
like a period of time. I remember I did this. Then there was a
football game with some high schoolers.
Football game in a park was in high schools. I was torturing
these kids. They were like panting right. And I was like, making runs
that at the end of the run. I know I'm gonna be be sore, but I
wasn't.
I attributed that to the absence of the sugar. No, I don't know if
that's true or not. But that's my attribution. When I went back to
sugar, I started getting sores again. Right couldn't do the same
thing. So when you start you all human beings they make these
common sensical these cause and effect it's like self medication.
And he says here that the odia Allah and the people of Allah they
are in a state with ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada in their dictionary, but
and their wakefulness and their sleep and everything.
If it gets enhanced,
they asked what enhanced it
if they if it decreases that's what decreased it and that's what
we call spiritual experience. spiritual experience does not mean
like miracles and stuff doesn't have to be that. It just means I
know myself.
I'm in a great, I feel in it. I'm in a great state right now. And
then all of a sudden, it's gone. Why is it gotten? Simple as all
the fitness people do the same thing? All Everyone at work in
school in business, if your numbers start going down, why did
it go down? Nothing just happens. Like Einstein said something. He
said, God doesn't play dice. It's true. Everything has a reason.
Otherwise, we'd go crazy.
Where there is an effect, there is a cause. The only one that exists
without a cause is Allah himself. He's the absolute. He necessarily
exists, right? But everything else that has its an effect, it has to
have a cause. So if all our numbers, our sales are going this
way, and suddenly they went this way, what's the cause? Maybe woke
advertisement, right?
All of a sudden, no, that would actually be like this.
tanked completely see, Budweiser is buds, latest NFL ads. It's all
like a bunch of, you know, blue collar people watching football
back to the old thing, right? No woke transgender people. So
everything has to have a cause. If your weight gain all of a sudden
is going up, there's a cause. There's a habit that you may have
picked up in isn't one meal, it's not going to be one meal. It's a
habit that you picked up over the last few months, where the
opposite is the case. So that's where this is how spirituality
happens. So you have to have a positive spirituality that is
based upon regular amounts of remembrance of Allah doesn't have
to be a lot but it has to be regular, has to be Mr. Moto,
consistent, then you will develop your own spiritual state.
And you will recognize the difference. People know when
they're advancing and they're getting better. Okay?
Now, you're gonna know when you get worse, when started, things
start going down, you're gonna feel it. There's something
happened. Sometimes, in the beginning, you're very sensitive
to these things, but you just don't know because you'll have a
lot of experience and people may make one mistake that sets them
back a long time. Like disrespecting a headed bait
disrespecting overly arrogance. Keba it may mean you stepped on
one thing that set you back a long way is your new year you're a
rookie, you're, you're just a novice and you just made a bad
mistake doesn't mean you're not not forgivable, but it's a bad
mistake.
So that's basically something that he's talking about here. We have
to be very, very observant of our states and there is no state a
person does not have a state at all, unless they have consistency
on Remembrance. Victrola is the fastest route. Okay? The fastest
route of a regular person having a spiritual state is the remembrance
of Allah regularly.
He says here in vain Abdi Well, would you be an Tuscana, taqwa?
Kalba, who, between you and having a spiritual state, is that tequila
becomes a resident in your home, okay? It's a resident in your
heart, in your heart, it's a resident of your heart. Dakhla top
quote is, I am afraid to disobey Allah Tada. Something bad is gonna
happen to my state.
For a second at a taqwa, culpa, who knows Allah daddy, he Baraka.
The first one thing that happens
is that the knowledge that we're studying, when Taqwa enters your
heart, the knowledge that you're studying, begins to bear fruit and
it begins to be shiny. Whereas a heart that's filled with darkness,
that can read the same knowledge you're reading, but it doesn't
shine. Alright, so like you open the book, I'm telling you these
all these multiple when they open the book, whatever book they open,
it's like shining, it hits it touches, they see the relevance of
it, they see the importance of it, the bulk of the blessing of it
come out, but if your heart is darkened filled with sins, you
just see words on paper.
Second thing that happens zealots and hoorah to dunya all the
distraction from Allah goes away from his heart. He no longer has
any distractions from a lotta
Okay, next one is us got a neck shabby did we do him last week?
He says alpha t Roku to whom? I wish we did read this one. Yes
last week. So let's move on to Ibrahim. Innes. EBV
and who I will call him Ibrahim Muhammad Anas
Billy, and he died 979 of the Common Era 369 of the Hijiri era.
He was a shaker of courtesan in his time. So he bad deal for
Shibley
Oh, Ali, rue the berry.
Okay, and he wants to
Makkah and he lived there for some period of time. And he was a
scholar of Hadith. He had much many, many Hadith in many Hadith.
What color either bad laka che on membawa dealhack. If reality of
the truth manifest to you for Delta if it's Maha Illa Jana Tinto
not good for either a jata until kill her for all the my mother,
father, mother, my hula good.
work good. So if you are in a great spiritual state, and some
truths become manifest to you, and really some will cache effects
come to you, then they will go away. Don't despair, just
aggrandized what Allah has aggrandized. So, people go to
Amara, they have amazing spiritual states, right? mazing things
happen to them.
And it's like they're in another world, then they come back, they
get a bit down and depressed.
What's the solution? Just aggrandized what Allah has
aggrandized right masajid Salah and Gemma memorize Quran doing
they could etcetera etcetera but it what a Dane is a good one. Well
kala low in Nevada Nursey huge early sunnah Nisa some people keep
the company of women where coluna No. Mas Omona Firo et when we we
can look at women because we're immune.
Go for Karla Madame Adele as well by Peotone for NL Umbro nahi
Belkin, he says as long as you are in a body the commands and
prohibitions apply to you so you cannot say I can sit this just my
cousin I can sit with there's no problem he says beware of be wary
of that. What do you do it to him ricotta bonobo as long as you have
a body you have to fulfill halal and haram
All right, well then you set it out a Shiva a shoe will hurt the
11 Tara that will Muhammad
who will do the Shubo hats. What is the Shiva there the prophesy?
Sam said hello Ella's clear Haram is clear. Some things Allah remain
silent on In another Hadith. He called them with a shabby hit
musubi heads. Good.
Must have yet yeah, lay Allah mana cathedral minuteness cathedral
minuteness most people don't know the rulings which means some
people do know the rules. Okay. All right. So this here. I wonder
what the Abu Hanifa would say about that because he doesn't say
by MyPhone Mahadeva right. Now, according to him a former Mikado,
so what does he say about that? He does he restrict before mahalo
always or just not as law.
Okay, so you all know what my Thumann more qualified means is
understanding by the opposite. So if the officer has some said, most
people don't know about it, the gray area they don't know what is
halal and haram from the gray area. Right? If the Prophet says
most people don't know what does that mean, some people do know a
minority of people do know which is the scholars. So point being is
in one Hadith, the prophesy centum said Allah has commanded
obligations forbade prohibitions, and remained silent on some
matters. Out of wisdom, not forgetfulness. In another Hadith
that's one that's in the 40 No, we he's on Allahu Allah. He was salam
said that Halal is clear. Haram is clear. And between them are gray
matters which Debbie, it's mixed. We don't know if it's halal or
haram. Most people don't know about it. The majority of people
do not know the rulings. Which means some people do know the
wrongs. So most of the Alama when something so doesn't mean all the
ultimate know about these matters. That could still be great areas to
some people. Big scholar, but to them, it's a gray area, they don't
have a ruling on it. The best of scholars are the ones who say I
don't know.
So
saying I don't know is half of knowledge. Okay. So what is the
ruling on it? If it's we don't know if it's halal or haram, you
stay away from it.
Okay, it's a gray area. A gray area could also be something that
we know the ruling, but we don't know the specific. Okay, so I know
the ruling on what's halal meat versus haram me. But that person
right there.
Their behavior is mixed. I don't know whether to trust him or not.
Right. I don't know whether he's trustworthy or not. His
trustworthiness is in question. So I stay away from that butcher
shop. Right? That's like an example of a specific use, you
know, the ruling, but you don't know that specific application for
it. So what the chef is saying here is that only somebody who
willingly does the Haram will easily do them with a shovel or at
the machete
All right. The shovel hurts.
Okay.
Mentor Rama, mon learn, yet started on a shovel Hertie
ilimitado rodelle Marathi only someone who exposes himself to the
Haram all the time will easily do squats. Why is that because
your scale now, your perspective, your contrast is skewed. Someone
who regularly goes into certain clubs and districts and areas
filled with hot Amaral, Jimmy might not do it, but he goes
there. It's in his peripheral vision all the time. It's in his
peripheral vision. And
now you have some gray matter. Okay, let's nothing in comparison.
So psychologically, it's not a big deal. That's it. That's, that's
the example of somebody. That's why context and environment is so
important. If you keep your context pure,
right, if your home is always clean, then one wrapper out of
place on the grounds.
Okay, is dirtiness. I gotta clean that up. But if the entire home is
regularly dirty, right, then one wrapper on the ground. It's
nothing. Context. You go in any American street right now. Any
Americans suburban street, like where you live, where I live,
where y'all live. If I'm walking and I see a Lay's potato chips
back on the street, and I'm taking a walk.
That's a community discussion. Neighborhood Watch has that what
the heck are we turned in? Are we going that route in life? Right?
But you go to if you were in Cairo or Karachi, and you saw one of if
you saw 10 Lay's paperbacks, you say, someone cleaned up.
You said, what happened here? Did we hire like the Germans to come
clean up our country or something because we don't clean? You know,
the Egyptians Alexandria one time they hired the new mayor of
Alexandria at one point.
He said, we're going to clean up the city. Okay. He couldn't hire
any Egyptians to work. Nobody wants to clean because nobody
wants to say my son as a cleaner. Right? Or my husband's a cleaner.
No one signed up. So what do you do? He took the same budget and he
contacted the French company, fly them and put them in hotels to
clean up our streets. Good.
French company worked for two weeks. And they're like we're
getting nowhere. As soon as we take the garbage you're used the
people throw more garbage and they quit the job. Right.
And then people wonder why.
Man,
this the habit is not there for cleanliness. So Carla assoluta. So
Wolf, melasma toolkit, a sunnah. The root, the foundation of the
soul is holding on firmly to the book and the Sunnah. What sort of
Kool Aid will be leaving off the innovative groups, the bitter and
the modernists in our world liberals, progressives, racialist,
J
and then the old school world and they still exist, of course, as
the Shia, it's not the the raging fitna is not the Shia. They're
just like a fixed group now, right? The raging fitness, the
progressives and the liberal Muslims right. In America in the
United States, at least. That's the raging fitna, I would say, you
know, people who don't have an appreciation
of their own deen and have now subjugated it to modern liberal
humanism and secularism and progressivism, that's what they
honor. Right? And so they subjugate their Deen to that. Of
course, the old lines are still there. I don't hold that there,
they're not there, or that they're irrelevant because there's
something worse, right? If there's a snake over here, okay. And a
scorpion over there. Nobody will say well forget the scorpion we
got a snake to deal with. No, you really sort of have to just deal
with both but this will get 70% of my attention. This will get 30% of
my attention
it's a nice feeling. Oh, you know we got bigger fish to fry so let's
just hug everybody and love everybody. Why? Because you don't
want the hardship you're lazy. You don't want the the awkwardness of
the hardship of having to low how to deal with different groups. And
why that there is a right and there is a wrong. Okay, there is
right and wrong. In everything in vegetarianism, there's orthodoxy,
and there's heresy. Go to vegetarian. Any vegetarian group
of people say I'm a vegetarian. I just eat steak once a month.
Right, but that's my vegetarianism. No, you're not a
real vegetarian. They will cancel you. They'll remove you. They'll
even
not speak at their events, you will not be their friends you will
not go to vegan restaurants with them. They will not invite you,
right? To do these things. There is Orthodoxy in VT and
vegetarianism. Right then the like, the diehards of vegetarians
become vegans. They have a mutual respect. Okay, you guys. It's
almost like, Alright, you're just like the gym ah, Muslims, right?
And then there's the people who are actually putting effort.
That's how they view it. Right? All right, you're a vegetarian, we
respect that. Like, that's your level, right? Vegans out, we're
above and beyond cheese, eggs, nothing like that. Right? So there
is a right way to do everything.
Even stuff that is man made up. And not good and not natural.
These people are not natural, their faces don't look good. Their
skin does not look good. Right, they all have a similar gone look
like I need to inject some need to highlight and add some pink,
right? I need to highlight this color right here. I'm going to
right click on this guy. Select Color. And I need to go to the
Color tab and get pink and drag some pink into this person because
it's so pale, and so gaunt,
turning green. Oh, yeah, you're nowadays with a tofu. They're just
turning like pasty white with the tofu. But anyway.
But point being in Islam, there's a right way to do things, there's
a wrong way to do things. There is a limit. The limit is what is
explicit in the religion
and repeated, that's the heart the marker, the line for what is a
Muslim and what is not. We also call that no no religion by
necessity. If you negate what is known in religion, by necessity or
anonymous, why but someone who comes into Islam, and he says lai
lai la manga rasool Allah, He comes in with a conception of what
Islam is, right. That's how we came in. So if you now break that,
and you go against that you're not a Muslim. So someone says Leila,
I'm humble Allah, but we don't pray five times. There's no such
thing as prayer. Sorry, you're not a Muslim. Right? No matter how
many times you say, let alone Humberstone. So you negated what
is known in religion by necessity, the actual definition of Islam,
then you go into the right way to do Islam. Now, there's another
layer of words of God and His Prophet that is explicit. But it's
not often repeated, you would need to have read a little bit, but
it's explicit, there's no discussion that this is part of
our religion. So in that case, if you if you negate that, then we
have to say about you, you are a Muslim, but you're not doing it
right. We call that an innovator your deeds will not count in
Islam. Okay, unless you do it, you you believe in these things. So I
believe in all these things I in that unknown religion by
necessity, but I don't believe in the Companions, for example. No,
no, they're not all good people who are trustworthy people, or
something like that. Something that is explicit in the religion.
I don't necessarily believe the prophets buried in Medina, right.
I don't believe the Cabot I believe in Cabo, I believe in
hutch, but it may not be there. It could have been maybe three miles
away. Right? So these things are known, or they're known by
necessity for people who study, okay. And they're explicit, or
that the Prophet did not do. The surah. Marriage,
the night journey, the meeting of the prophets, that was all a
dream. So you're an innovator at that point, or that everything's
preordained and predestined. I don't believe any of that stuff.
Okay, you're an innovator. So the innovator at that point, this is
what he's saying here. So, we can we have to know how to deal with
them. And then there is like, concentric circles as the so
called the likes to put concentric circles of interaction. Okay, you
can deal with an innovator in certain ways. Your dentist can be
an innovator, no problem. Your surgeon can be an innovator,
right? You can wave at your neighbor, if they're an innovator,
right? As a neighbor, right?
Can you like become their best friend? Can you marry them? No,
it's forbidden. Right? Why? Because now the influence is going
to be there. They can influence you, they influence your kids. And
it's too close. It's hard to discern. Unlike a Christian, we
could say, Son, you know, this is your aunt. She's Christian, right?
That's the thing. It's very clear that this differentiation, whereas
these innovators that they're too close, it's almost like too close
for comfort, it's going to confuse everybody. It's going to harm the
group. So there are rules on how to deal with them. People who say
listen, we got bigger fish to fry let's just forget all the bygones
be bygones. Let's just forget all that. Are you lazy, right? You
just don't want to have to deal with this. That's the approach,
right? Because it's not the right approach. And it's this none of
this is calling for division. It's not calling for division. It's
calling for what is the right way to do think what's the right way
to use a flame. We all use flames but
Fire is one of the most dangerous things in the world, right? But we
all use it, there's a right way to interact with everybody. Right?
And it can't be out of laziness. You know, just let's not have
division. Let's not be make things complicated. Let's remove all, you
know, the provisions of how to deal with gas and fire, just let
people fix their own gas stoves, let people use fire the way they
want, right? Let's just, that's how it works, right? That's just
laziness.
There's another way to do it, because they might have some
ulterior motive. They may have an agenda, or that's true to want you
to say, okay, instead of spending time on this, yep, we're about
what we're worrying about. So for example, not to minimize or
trivialize domestic violence, for example, which isn't, it is a
problem. Yeah. But to say that these other problems are, you
know, you're worried about this, or you're not worried about this.
It's, it's not either or neither nor. It's exactly your time on
that instead, because they have an ulterior motive. Like, we want you
to channel your resources and time to this selfish person. That's a
famous what a boundary where to minimize what you're doing and to
negate it. But although we're not justified in negating what you're
upset about, we just say, Well, hold on, you're upset about that.
What about this? And the hilarious thing is when the Navigating
differences thinking about on the LGBT, I was laughing, how many
people say, Where are the automat? Talking about climate change? Are
you serious? Climate change? Is there. Show me? Where am I going
to be asked about climate change on the OPM? Right? Climate change?
Something that yeah, I guess it's happening.
Right. But how do you want me to change my life? You want me to
stop driving? You want me to start wearing? I don't know what what am
I going to do? What is there to call to action? That is so
necessary that 200 People have to get together? What objective call
to action? Is there going to be but for this thing, there is an
objective call tax, right? of educating what's hot and what's
haram, about sexuality, and about identity, all these things. I had
to do a research paper on climate change. And, you know, looking at
these research articles and stuff, like a lot of people what they do
is they blame like the common people like, Oh, you're using
plastic straws doing this using that? When I looked at the
statistics and stuff like that the research says stuff. Like even if
everyone were to adopt this, like, you noticed, no plastic No, this
Yeah, you know, less, more recycling. It barely makes a
difference at all, like in terms of climate change. Let me say ask
you something.
When the paper straw is made, how was it transported to us? Because
not a huge truck release and all this smoke. The straw thing to me
is the biggest gimmick of all? Yeah, on top of that, I saw a
picture of someone who ordered plastic straws, and it came into
plastic.
Okay.
Oh my gosh, oh, this climate change stuff. It's the big
companies. It's the government like, these are the people that
are real, like the real culprits. This is because so the only way we
can do anything is like, alright, if you want to protest and change
stuff like yeah, like, yeah, exactly. It's those people who are
the big, the your average teenager, your average family is
not involved in any way whatsoever is not significant and destroying
the environment.
It's it's huge companies, nations, China has no regulations on this
stuff. Last I heard, they're the biggest, you know,
destroyers of the climate.
So the only way to do it is pushing government and yeah,
companies, you know, officials and sub some things also and this, you
know, it's some things are so
there's so problematic, because they result from the source of the
problem is a point 000 1% harm, right? That enters into everyone's
way of life in such a manner that it is literally impossible to
change. So let's say auto emissions, right? Plane emissions,
truck emissions. Okay. And let's say the factories that make I
don't know what plastic or something, right? Are oil
refineries? Can Can, can anyone live for half a day without any of
these things? No. So if every one that uses any of these things
contribute, all right, point 000 1%.
Okay.
But it's all of us together doing it yet, simultaneously?
Absolutely. Nobody can stop doing these things. Right, who's going
to stop driving a car who's going to stop refining oil? Who's going
to stop making plastic in a factory who's going to stop taking
planes? So you're stuck with it? That's the reality of those
problems. Like there's no real way to it's going to take a lot there
could be but it's gonna take a long time you get all the cars on
Evie, how long is that?
Gotta do it. Right. But how long it is gonna take to be an
electric? Everyone's got electric 10 years. 20 years, right?
Yeah, it's the boat you're in. Right? So okay, so we get all of
us. So what about next? Is there going to be an electric plane? I
don't? How much power? Would it need to transport people? Right?
Without, with. So it's going to take a long time, maybe 100 years,
right? Until we realize that the solution is producing a different
problem, right? All the way there, you know, that's gonna happen.
That's the nature of life. So the solution to that, press, that
problem is going to be the source of another problem. But I mean,
forget that for now. Let's just solve this problem for now. But
that's the nature of these things where I found it hilarious that
those comments Well, what about the environment? Okay, fine. The
environment is think but is it close to sexual morality in the
world? Right. It's even close for as a religion. Also,
very materialistic, secular. Yeah. Because
if you have a body, why does it matter if your soul is dead? Yeah.
So if you're talking about saving the soul, which is what that was
about, yeah, versus saving the body? What is the value of a very
healthy person and
wonderful air if his soul is dead? Right. So there are priorities?
Right? You could talk about it here, but have no time to release
a document on it. That's the point. What is the value of the
document though? What is the call to action of the document? What is
what is it clarifying? No Muslim, no one has ever accused Muslims of
not having concern for the environment. Or like, where's the
contradiction that requires a statement? That's my point. Right?
Like, what are and what, whereas the sexual revolution thing? Or
the sexual deviance thing? Yeah, the society is going this way,
dragging Muslims with it. So we have to make a statement. Like
there's no conflict. Like anyone who speaks good about the
environment, no Muslim will disagree on it. It's good. We
agree with that. We agree with eco friendly everything. Even if I'm
just going to do my point, 00 1%, I'll do my I'll do that. Right. So
there is no conflict, there is no real reason to issue an argument,
a statement on that,
right.
In any event, if they did all sign up, I'll sign it, draft an eco
friendly thing, and I'll sign it.
But point being is we're talking about the liberals and the
progressives. That's the fifth and, and he says here, that the
foundation of the spiritual path
is to lead is to be far away from innovations in doctrine, because
that's almost like a bug in your GPS. That's like downloading a
virus into your GPS. And I'm driving a car now and all these
cars are now like computers. I cannot afford to have a virus, you
know, on my GPS, or else my whole computer.
I turned the heat up, it gets colder, I turn the air conditioner
on, it's gonna get hotter. I cannot afford to have a virus in
in my in my car.
Okay.
And he says it's also
a
shoe. If you're a teacher of knowledge, aggrandized your
mistakes.
The teachers, the Shijo should not make mistakes. Of course, they're
going to make mistakes, but in their preaching in their public
behavior.
They cannot commit sins, because now there will be a dissociation
of words and speech and that dissociation is always a problem.
And that he says, however, with everybody else that you see, you
have to look down away from their mistakes and make excuses for
them. You see a regular person committing some sense. Make an
excuse for him. You see someone who's going off the handle and
make an excuse for him. Someone honks at you like crazy? Make an
excuse? Someone speeds fast. You make an excuse? Do you ever notice
of someone who speeds past you and cuts through the lanes? We always
try to look imagine them to be some some youth who's been wild on
the street. You ever think maybe that guy his wife is in labor?
Right? Maybe he's late to a funeral that he can't afford to be
late to maybe he like overslept the day before because he worked
so hard and now he can be fired.
has not been on the road too.
Well muda Oh my god.
Rod rod rod.
The simple things the basics, as if he decided org slash wished
everyone should be on a wit. Why?
Turku ility carob Rock has what we let and leaving golf. All right,
the Euro has
a rock what is the rocks are there's two types of rocks in the
Sharia. There is a rasa that
is a sunnah, like shortening the prayer or combining the prayers in
some methods, but it's always a sunnah. However, there is a Roxa
that is better for you not to take such as breaking the festival
traveling. Allah says in the Quran, Montezuma
to break the fast while traveling is it also but it's better not to.
Okay.
So
and that's I don't even think that that's what he's talking about
here. Because even the Prophet and the Sahaba did it. So that's not
the route. So what he means here is the fatawa. Right? fatawa that
it's speculative. That's our Roxa. Okay? A rasa is like a fatwa,
someone gave that speculative in nature. Right?
So to avoid that, to avoid those those things, in other words, to
try as much as you can, to go buy the book. So that why when you go
buy the book, the dominant opinion of any school of thought of flip,
right?
Is that
it's, it's absolute ly certain to be correct. Valid, I should say.
It's valid. Why? Because so many scholars affirmed it, stamped it.
So when you go back to Allah, why did you do this? All the offsets,
this is the truth. Right? They know better than me.
But if it's a one person fetch, well, why did you do this? Because
one person said, It's okay. That's now all of a sudden did not unless
it was at Tuck format. I said I could be here.
Alright, don't stand upon, don't take a position on what you are
not certain about I am here means certainty. Okay, you have been
hidden knowledge in the Quran refers to certainty, because there
are speculative facts, or speculative claims, and they're
absolute facts. Right?
Speculative, what's an example of speculative probably like, the
distance between the Earth and the Sun? What's absolute, that the
sunrises from the east and sets in the west? No one's gonna disagree
on that. Right. But if you did tell me that the sun is X amount
of miles from the earth.
You know, who knows about that? Maybe some scholars have
Scientists have calculated it, but I'm sure their calculation is give
or take 100 Couple 100 million miles, right.
Yeah, like 92 million light years or Miles? Miles. Okay. So it's 92?
Or is it 90? Or is it 92? and a half? Who knows? It's speculative.
claim, that doesn't mean it's wrong. It just means the weight
you would put on it. You wouldn't like take a bullet right?
You know what I mean? Like if someone says a gun to your head?
No, no, no, not for a specter. That's effect certain fact. Yes.
For a certain fact. 100%? What is the drama going on in this chat
today? Because of the environment is that so much
of a thing? So good to hear.
So with respect to the layperson, when they're trying to find the
correct opinion or approach, are you saying that on the Day of
Judgment, if a lay person because I've heard this before, maybe I'm
mistaken, I've heard them say that, okay, if I'm a layperson,
and I follow a scholar, I'm completely absolved of any
error on the scholars part because the scholar made the decision, not
just following the scholars lead. So number one, is that true? And
the number two, is the layperson obligated to ask for multiple
opinions. One opinion, what have you as far as that's a good
question. A regular common Muslim
is responsible for selecting the person he asks. And all that the
regular common Muslim can do? Is what he knows on what is
necessarily known in religion. Not everything in the religion
requires scholarship. God is One Muhammad is the prophet Salla,
honesty, sincerity.
Not everything requires scholarship. So in logic, this
they call this Bodhi knowledge that everyone knows. Yeah, this
knowledge, you use it to make a judgment
of the imam in front of me. Okay, based on this knowledge that I do
know that every Muslim knows that I didn't need to study this just
by being alive and around. I know this, okay.
He acts upon it. He knows his stuff. He looks sincere to me.
Reviews right. All my other family and friends respect him.
So I'm going to school
Let them out for a little bit. Six months later, I think he's the
real deal. Now I asked him for a fatwah, I asked him say if this is
what's happening, can I break my fast or not? He says yes, you can
break your fast. Okay? And I'm not responsible. Now if he's wrong,
I'm responsible for my assessment of his uprightness as a scholar.
Okay? If I was to go, for example, in the world, in, in the in world
in the worldly matters of life, investigate a doctor, then suggest
that doctor or hire that doctor for my son, and that doctor makes
a mistake.
Who has harmed my son me or the duck? I'm innocent, right? I
selected a valid doctor. He screwed up. He's the one who gets
sued. Not I don't get
whatever they call for parents like negligence.
Harmful negligence or criminal negligence? No, he screwed up, not
me. Likewise, if you put the right effort to choose the right person.
And you ask that person a ruling in Islam, and it turns out to be
wrong. You are not sinful.
But here's the problem. You may suffer from some of the worldly
consequences, such as he says, okay, yes, you for you. It's Halal
to take the loan.
Okay, so I don't have the sin i with a clean heart, I'm going to
take the loan, because it shifts that is how that that doesn't
mean, I won't fall into great debt. So I'm absolved from the
sinfulness of it, but not from the accuracy of right the consequences
of it. So he someone's a scholar says with, according to my
knowledge, and my itchy head and my efforts, go on, make the
alliance with this political party. So I go make the alliance
10 years later, I find myself in such a terrible situation. I say,
oh, Allah, the shift said, it's Helen, okay, you're not sinful.
But you do have to pay the price. The consequence, you cannot
possibly be absolved of the consequences. And that's why Allah
subhanho wa Taala he gave for any scholar who puts an effort, one
reward, if he's wrong. What is that reward on the Day of
Judgment?
On the Day of Judgment, you did the right thing you went and you
asked, you are not sinful, you get the reward of asking and trying to
do the right thing. As for the scholar who gets it, right, he
gets to rewards the reward of the afterlife, and the reward of this
life, that there is the correct ruling produces a positive result.
Whereas for the wrong ruling does not produce a positive you don't
get that reward, you may even suffer a little bit of the mistake
that you made.
So like, for example, a lot of I'm sure a lot of scholars genuinely
genuinely came to the conclusion that listening to instruments is
all fine and Hello. So we say about them if they genuinely tried
to go that route and make that fatwah, right and said times
change and those musical instruments everywhere and it
doesn't always associated with drinking and licentiousness, then
it's hella, if the meanings are halal, and the sound is nice and
soft to Tada. Alright, so we say about you, okay, if the scholars
and the people who follow them may not be sinful in the sight of
Allah because they truly sincerely tried to come to the right
conclusion. But what's they suffer something here? What is it you
have no have such communities will never ever produce her father.
And that's not something that is written in the Quran, but it's an
observed reality. Go and find me a community find. I've been saying
this to many people. Go and find me. Okay. Go and find me. One
community that has embraced music officially as a federal as a
ruling. They all listen to music, and they have whole fuzz.
Whereas
there's nothing right.
Show me that one community. Show me a community that allows guys
and girls to go out. Right and show me the rate by which they
successfully marry at a decent age and have regular families. It's
not going to happen, it just will not happen. Right? So that's where
the scholars who make a mistake that's why they say Zella Tula
alums, a little elm. The error of a scholar is the error for the
whole world, meaning that community because he sends that
community on a trajectory that
yes, you may not be sinful in the sight of Allah but you're gonna
hit a dead end. There's not going to be any water there. So that's
why the scholar the shape here, is saying part of spirituality is
doctrinal and juristic legal accuracy.
Okay. That's why
And what exactly is the update on how wild this chat is going? I'm
loading is like the comments section is gone facepalming right.
Oh, there was a random chosen random choices and dumps
quickly.
Since we have so many scholars are so many teachers online now.
For the layperson who's trying to determine whether or not they
should follow or not follow someone online.
What is their criteria that you recommend in determining where
that that person is trustworthy? Because you don't they're not part
of that community. But they may be taking classes online, they may be
around that scholar, virtually not literally. Very good question. And
if you know a certain number of principles, it's not difficult for
for a person to navigate their way through online speakers and
writers. It's not difficult. First thing, speakers and writers who
are they interact with each other, look first at their interaction
with one another. So if I go to someone's Twitter page, and he's
always retweeting certain people,
that's a sign that they agree. Right? They're in line with each
other, look up.
Less so but also equally, so look up posters.
If there is an event, and they publicly come together on the same
platform, more often than not, they have a lot in common. Okay.
You want to be mindful in religion? And really anything of
the outlier? Who has who's not part of a scholarly community?
Like if you were to go to a surgeon, what did you want to know
that that surgeons always talking to other surgeons? Right? I want
to know that as oh, by the way, you're the third surgeon we saw,
who did you see before? We saw surgeon so and so and so Oh,
they're my friends. That's good. I've made me feel comfortable that
they're all talking because they help each other. They refine each
other. They share knowledge with each other. Secondly, look at this
chat. What is happening in this chat is reviews. Right? They gave
Abu layth a bad review in this chat. Okay. And I fully support
this review plan. See, he's an outlier, outlier. Totally agree.
And that's saying it nicely. That's saying it nicely. Okay.
All right.
Okay,
all these people talking about the this?
You know, we're not going to mention his name. But oh, we
already did mention his name. So about him this ablaze from
Birmingham. And does he truly represent Malachy? FIP? Does he
truly represent the
Sunni aka does even represent
any message it does no Masjid in Birmingham that says he had come
and lead our youth? Isn't that raise eyebrows a little bit? If
you're so good at leading youth online? Wouldn't you be better,
like more valuable in person. So reviews is another thing, right?
And hundreds of 1000s of people won't lie, right? So you got to
look at what the other people in your shoes are saying and doing.
And you get into a community now, when you your initial
community that you link into may just be the first one you linked
into, or the one that invited you. So be measured, be measured. Okay?
Wait, allow a lot of information to enter your brain before you
come into a conclusion. Many, many of us didn't have so many scholars
and imams in our day, mere day, my day, you three of you may be
younger. But in my day, you really literally may have less than five
Islamic speakers. Exposure to five, like literally five, three
of them, let's say alive in front of you in your community, two of
them through tapes, and one of them, one of them through tapes
and one of them through books. You didn't have many options. You
latched on to like the first one, whatever you could.
That is like luck of the draw at that point, right? But you wait
and you learn and learn and learn and get to see the whole
landscape. And what is the landscape benefit you It benefits
for me to know what is absolute in Islam? And what's opinion?
Good, and of the matters of opinion? What's solid and shared
by many scholars and what's only
a rare opinion. Okay, so But now, I would say the problem is the
opposite too many. There's too many, right? And so you got to be
slow. Don't jump be slow. Let yourself gather a lot of data, a
lot of information before you make a judgement then when you make a
judgment for the Assumpta for to walk them out Allah if you
To be certain
than rely upon to let go, once you arrive at a conclusion.
There's no question in that conclusion, because we conclude,
like when we sit at a table, and we make a deal across the
boardroom table, right, and we shake hands and we sign, it's,
there's no look at the contract again.
Imagine this Imagine, you sign a contract that you have been
thinking about for 18 months and negotiating for 18 months, the day
the signing of the contract comes, we go go out to eat, we're all
happy. You call that night and say, by the way, line five, item
C, not on an Ananda, we just spent 18 months, I'm not doing business
with you. 18 months talking about this. Likewise, you as a regular
Muslim, you're going to spend time 612 18 months observing, looking,
getting an idea of what is the mainstream? Who are who is
extreme? Right? In order to have a middle, you have to have extremes,
right? So what are the extremes on both? You can't have one extreme,
there has to be the opposite extreme, right? Everything has
opposite extremes. So you know, the middle, after two years of
this, you pretty much home and some people are quick, somebody
that are much quicker, there's they're brighter, they're smarter,
they have more information, they read faster. So they may arrive at
this conclusion in two, three months, right?
You make your conclusion once you make your conclusion class, right?
hulless make a strong conclusion, and you stick with it. Now you
let's develop, I chose a GC, I chose an architectural plan, let's
build don't come now that you dug half the foundation Hold on a
second. Now let's go back none of them we're not doing this. So
that's the importance
of these things.
Like
you talked about this, almost like an informal process. It's not
like, say, the Catholic Church where it's so systematize, that if
there is a problem in that hierarchy, we all it's very
difficult to pull that person out. So that's the beauty of Islam. So
in Islam, we don't have that, because obviously people will just
slowly or quickly move away from that person. This is because it's
not so it's not systematized where, you know, people might say,
Oh, they're all part of the system. There is no system Oh, no,
it's just that people go to the ones who have knowledge and the
other scholars were validated what they know what they don't know how
they live their lives. There. There is no there are format hubs,
there are no organizations. And
the basis, the basic idea of Islam is like this. The Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam preached publicly.
And he said to the people, listen, and go take it. Right? Listen, and
spread it. Okay? All right. Now, what about matters that are either
new matters, or were not clear on purpose, or not even spoken about
on purpose by Allah and His messenger. So now we need a valid,
rational
methodology of making those conclusions. That's what a school
of thought is. Why did you arrive at this analysis? Right? How did
you arrive at this interpretation? Well, I'll tell you how, boom,
boom, boom, boom, we call that methodology. Boom, boom, boom,
boom, boom, not wins. I felt it. I had a spiritual vision. No, none
of the Pope is God's representative on the earth,
whatever. He says, No way. We don't have anything like that.
Anybody, whoever goes there, and he says, I have a vision, right?
On the GPA, that you all should do this, and the meaning of the Quran
is this.
If that meth hub, if that Masjid is any good.
If there's any good in that method, someone's got to stand up
and and physically escort him off the member. Right? If they're
moderates, and good. They will take him thank you very much. Shut
the mic off. There's a switch shut the mic off. They escort him off.
Okay. If they're extreme, they beat him. And if the the other
extreme, they tolerated so those are the two extremes, we get up we
shut the mic off. Okay. And we escort you you're misleading the
people who we have to stop it. We have to stop it but we also have a
lot I want to be charged with assault. I want to beat him but I
can't there are many things in today I want to do but I can't
Allah prohibited me to assault another Muslim from for something
like that. And the law of the land stops me from doing it.
Against the Yeah, yeah. Yeah.
Good people and Abubaker said something similar to this. He said
if I say something wrong, stop me. So those are the extremes and you
have to stop people from when they're when they're doing things
that are wrong. And there is a common there. What are we talking
about? Like how to judge right? So you got to
Observe, have a good sense of observation and you will come to
understand the middle pretty sure
the names of any orlimar let's say someone wants to learn I say go
listen to Ramana suit he doesn't have a lot online but he has some
stuff. Yes it for him he has a lot online. Celebrate mercy is a great
resource to learn about the pursuit of the prophets of Allah
when he was setting them Hamza kata Mali Surah Rashid, even like
the Instagram posts of yes of kadhi. Like his little clips
through a great alright his like his his, his preaching is amazing.
These are some of the basic names that organizations if you want to
read essays, go to Europeans latest podcast with our friend
Olive Garden. Yes,
Tom, and I'm Tom Puccini. Okay. Go to him. All right. He's his his
podcasts are amazing, right. And he has articles now on. Okay, he
has articles now on the 15th that are great. I mean, everything that
I've seen him write about was really solid. So it's references
references is the other way. And that's why scholars must reference
others, and they must stay away from who they don't reference so
they don't confuse the referencing. Part of a scholars
job is to clarify to listeners what other scholars are, are good
to take from that is the reason for the Prohibition of a scholar
schmoozing with an innovator. You confuse everybody. No.
You're not allowed to schmooze with an innovator.
Yeah, the one thing that's really nice about Safina is ArcView
program, yeah, is that that's actually a reflection of that
entire methodology you've talked about because when you look at the
different courses you can take, you have all the different
modalities represented in all the different ways of looking at
Shriya, OSU all the different principles involved with it. So
it's not a Maliki institution? It's not 100 institution it's an
institution that celebrates and actually highlights all those and
leaves that up to the individual to gravitate to whatever they
still choose. And it's also not like a specific group. Like it's
not like one group that I studied within you know, Morocco or
something No, it's like anyone who's teaching the truth and has a
Senate to do so ascended like a licensed to do so. We bring them
on if the if it fits so we have
Chef Asthana fees we have the the the AKI Dez teachers one is from
New Jersey Palestinian from New Jersey one is Pakistani from
England, right.
So ArcView dot orgy start taking a look at what is the goal of
ArcView by taking ArcView little by little whether live or pre
recorded within I believe, two years you should be able to teach
the fundamentals teach the fundamentals. So you should be
able to take all the doctrine classes, the data classes, and
then the 10th week classes and then 1/5 class.
Right? If you and then want to so of course if you do that.
Right. You for two years. If you do it for three years, you should
be really solid.
Alright, listen to this.
And we're not going to finish today but we'll do one more is hop
and Nohara jewelry. Okay.
He says a dunya Bahara. This world is an ocean Well, Cara tussah
Halen and the afterlife is the beach is the shore well Monica boo
a tequila and the ship on the way is a tequila they no plug for
Safina society, but here it is.
The world is an ocean. The beach that we're going to is the
afterlife. And in the middle. We're in a ship. A Safina is a
ship for those who don't realize that it's Arabic for the word
ship,
taqwa
and the people. Okay. The people are the people are your journeyman
on the ship. You get to choose who's on who's with you on the
ship if you have a massive journey to cross the the Caribbean, the
Atlantic Ocean. Okay. That's a tough journey. Choose wisely who
your friends are. You want friends that are disciplined, systematic,
they following a principle they're also going to the same
destination. Then you can successfully arrive at the next
slide. When is all this done? Okay, when is all this done?
All of it is done.
Like we're complete. The moment someone buries us in the ground.
We keep doing the same life the same stuff, the moment someone
burns, and when you bury your friend. And you saw he lived his
life by the dean and the Sunnah, and with Toba and in masajid he
succeeded and you succeeded for helping him until they bury you
like that.
Have you succeeded close? Do we play until the clock says zero?
That's it. We plan until the clock says zero. That's it. We're not
playing for a lead. We're not playing anything. We go until the
clock says zero. So the job of ArcView the role of RFU is for for
people outside the Jersey area. Don't have access to scholars,
they need someone to guide them through step by step this is how
you do it. Right. And with art view, you could take them live or
pre recorded, like on demand the past courses, just take a certain
amount every day or every other day, whatever your schedule
allows, and you will just mathematically you will finish and
you will complete Okay.
All right. Now listen up what else he said here.
He also says right to Rajon fatawa I saw a man in tough he had one
eye
Okay, he kept saying I seek refuge in You from you, I will do become
Inca. I seek refuge.
I seek protection from you with you. I said to who what kind of
dua is this? You seek protection from Allah. He says for kala
Navara to Yeoman Illa Shuksan Festus and to who I one day I saw
a person
okay.
And I found him to be beautiful, excellent. Men. Were either locked
Martin wakad Allah bacillary for Salah tiny. Suddenly, something
hit my eye and I became blind blood chemistry me down. Then I
heard lots maybe not Vera willows Zittel is it?
Looking glancing at creation and viewing them as an independent
creature? No human being is an independent standalone creature.
Nobody's anything except the creation of Allah subhana wa Tada.
So when you see beauty in somebody, it is a creation of
Allah when you see excellence in somebody, okay.
It is a creation of Allah subhanho wa Taala
Abdullah Halima Khurana the best of states is that state that you
have direct evidence for in the shooter in knowledge
All right, next up
q&a
some YouTube comments don't even bother. YouTube's got nuts.
It all started from the
climate change supporters of noticing climate change it's
something else it was like it all started after like climate change
it people have like really strong views on it. And I had nothing to
do with climate change. Okay, it was around that time.
What is in him is inspiration
in him is a divine inspiration. That is, that adds a wisdom a wise
meaning to something that explains something with wisdom or it is an
inspiration to do one Halal thing as opposed to another and shown
that why one Hallo thing is better than another and in ham comes to a
clean heart. And it has to be measured by the shittier because
angels are not the own. Allah is angels are not the only one that
inspired the heart. Allah has allowed the heart to have its own
feelings based on its own knowledge. And Allah hasn't
allowed demons, devils to inspire our hearts and other humans to
also get in our heads. That may seem like an inspiration. Okay, so
that's essentially the meaning of Ilham. So you have to measure your
income by Where does it stand with the law?
Okay.
I have a question. If the Quran says Jews will return Why deny
Israel the right to exist? The simple principle your assumption
here is because that Allah allows something to happen, that it is
lawful, not at all. Right. Allah also said people will murder other
people should we not stop that? Allah Allah says nations will
oppress other nations should we stop? Should we allow that? Right
so they will return? Right and did not say lawfully or unlawfully
says they will return. So they returned. How did they return? If
they returned lawfully? No one would say anything, but they
returned unlawfully. Right? So judgment of what to do about
things is not based upon whether it merely happens, right, or that
Allah told us it's gonna happen. It's by the law, did they return
lawfully or unlawfully? Right?
Simple answer.
What is inappropriate response to non Muslim co workers when they
convey festival greetings in countries like India take care of
slip. By the way, India and Canada are not off to a good year. You
know that they have like diplomatic tie issues now. Yeah,
flights have been affected now. So there's issues now between Canada
and India, some kind of anti India pundit
in Canada was killed by Indian agents on Canadian soil. So it's a
big fitna now that you can read about
okay, the marriage of Ayesha, does it trigger people? Not at all?
It's a wonderful thing that happened. Why would anybody be
triggered?
Aren't you arguments?
He asked the question and like after that, what what exactly is
wrong about what why is it even an issue? He's a prophet of God, if
God told him marry someone who wasn't even born yet, it would be
good, right? mannerisms and like the lack of
good, yeah. But I mean, truth is that?
No, it shouldn't. Why would it trigger anyway? Well, since I've
explained it so many times, and there's so many videos, I think
it's better if you just watch a video on it, instead of repeating
a million times
on YouTube.
I would question who questions it? Why would it be an issue? It is a
prophet of God, whatever God says is good. Right? What God commands
as a law as a command to His Messenger is good. Whether or not
you see it wrong as not, but in this world, it's good, right?
Like, given the premise that he's a prophet, okay.
Anything that God commands him to do is good. Right? Allah says in
the Quran, something even greater. He says, if you are commanded to
kill yourself, is there anything worse than that? Right? Like the
last thing any human would ever do? A slit his throat, right? But
if God commanded you to do it, it would be good. Right? You would
find goodness in it. Because whatever God commands, goodness
rushes, God, Allah has created goodness, what is goodness,
benefit, wisdom, ease relief. That's what goodness is. Allah
created it. And he commanded to goodness,
dress and clothe and inspire and,
and breathe into every commandment that I made, and pull yourself out
of every prohibition that I made. Right? So if God permits something
today, and prohibits it tomorrow, the goodness we'll leave it, and
evil enter into it. Okay, there is no skill that God has to observe
of good and bad, what he creates and what He commands when he
commands something, goodness follows it and infuses itself in
it.
What's an example?
God had permitted marriage to two sisters at one time, Moses married
two sisters at one time. Okay, Isaiah can marry two sisters at
one time. Right?
It was good. If God commanded His prophets to do that. That's good.
He comes into our law and says now is forbidden for you. That means
goodness has sucked out of it like a vacuum and, and harm has come
into it. Evil harm, bad things. Stress, difficulty all that. How
about this? Forget though I don't even discuss that. The first
creation, how did it happen? Did not siblings marry siblings? What
did God forbid marriage to your twin.
Sandman SS something good. Good is not static.
It is a creation of Allah that goes wherever he commands it to.
And it is commanded and inspired to go wherever he commanded things
to be to be done. And to leave things that he forbid, the first
generation themselves married their sisters. Right? But you
can't marry your twin. But you marry sisters. Okay. That was
good. It was very good. It brought them relief. It brought them
happiness today. Then He prohibited it once He prohibited
it. The goodness left and the disgust entered in. All right. So
goodness, relief, benefit, reward. All the thing that we would
categorize as good, the description the qualities of good.
Imagine that it's a thing and it moves around in the world. Where
does it move? If God made an obligation, it goes there. If he
forbade it, it leaves it. Simple as that.
Guys, finally we're brothers and sisters. Exactly. Yeah,
exactly. Exactly. Do you saw that? I wonder if that was an actual
newspaper. It looked like an actual newspaper to me. Yeah, it
actually was true that two gay lovers and older guy younger Yeah,
you know when they get it
That's disgust upon disgust when it's like an old dude and a young
they realized that their brothers
right?
But I thought to myself Hold on a second.
That's disgusting. But in your world, why is that bad?
What is your? Yeah? What is your objective morality? No one they
used to say * is bad because you're gonna produce a sick child
from that. Right? Okay, well what is to blind people? Can they marry
a sick child? Do we run out of that? Right? Most likely it'd be
blind to how about when.
If one of them cannot give birth, they tie their tubes, for example,
and the other one ties himself up. They can have kids can have
brothers sister do it now? How about
two brothers, two brothers. No child will ever come out of that.
So why are you so discussing? So you guys are walking in
consistency just like Nietzsche said.
All right, let's see some other questions.
Okay.
Abdi, Gemma? Does it apply to evil? Yes, it does. Something
Allah made left it halal in the past now makes it haram. The evil
will enter into it now.
And something that is merely halal. It's as if good and evil.
We're told don't leave them leave it. It's neutral. Right? It's
neutral.
The people in the past did everything at a young age, they
matured? Of course they did. They matured way faster. Today, you can
be 25 and you're immature. Why? The world's too complicated. The
world is literally so complicated. A 25 year old today may not have
any ability to buy a home, right for himself. He may not even have
the credit to rent a home for himself. Okay. And if someone
needs to help him
in the past, what is it? A skin and a pole at a tent? That's it.
You're 10 years old, you got your own home?
This is only even if you go back like 100 to 200 years ago, this is
how it was? Yeah, this was the case. Like if you look at it, I
was looking at statistics on the age of consent. Yeah, believe in
the late 1800s, which is like what 100 And something years ago, the
age of consent. And I think it was Georgia was was seven years old.
Seven years old, seven years old. Of course, the states that's like
the federal, you know, yeah, states have their own legislation
and they can choose. So really, it's like, alright, if you're,
let's say you your ancestors have been in this country for a while
and you're arguing arguing against the process sounds marriage, then
your great grandfather's were even, you know, Oh, of course.
Yeah, of course, all of your family, families and forefathers
had those kinds of young.
Even if you go back five years, I think Japan is like, or the UK is
16 I believe.
It was I think 1313. Last year, they changed. They changed the
research. So you know, according to you and your morality, your so
called objective morality of age of consent, and what is *
and all these things? Yeah, according to the entire Japanese
population. Exactly. Even if they weren't indulging. Yes. Like they
were still supporting it.
Yeah. Shares Rossmann has gone crazy. He says, I give up what has
he given up on? The question chosen are random. Where is the
conversation going? Well, welcome to the screen side effects live
stream where?
Yes, the questions were just taking them as they go. The sister
said, what if someone greets me half the festival or festival
greetings, smile and say likewise. That's it, I guess. Is it true
that all changed?
It said that all the total callbacks did not in Santa books.
Yes, it is said that is true. Is it Islamically justifiable, says
epic Sohaib Suhaila de Islamic unjustifiable within the framework
of the Cydia for an Islamic government to legally enforce the
wearing of modest clothing
it rationally legally Yes, practically, probably. Maybe not.
Just it's just there's too many people What are you gonna just
start arresting everybody? It's too easy to break the
it's too easy for the people to just break the government.
Alright, a million people went out without it. What are you going to
do arrested million people. So illegally? Yes, rationally? Of
course it is but practically probably not. Yes.
The uniform the outfit code for the woman for hedge. Yeah,
everyone's protesting right now because they wanted to be like
stylized or whatever. And they met one of the biggest rules like,
hasn't played extremely modest. The
the Saudi Kingdom is one is cracking down on women who make
Hajj, but they're right. That the Haram that the women who make Hajj
has to be
In a certain way, but if you go to the Cardi B concerts that are
there, don't worry about it. You're all good. No, it'd be no
crackdowns on that. All right, geez. What's a particularly
important topic for the generality of college age students to cover
in a single event with a scholar?
The separation the identification of scientism, and the separation
between scientific theory and facts, and the relevance and
really the definition of scientism, which is that truth
only comes through observable evidence and the establishment of
transmitted knowledge, the concept of terroir is that transmitted
knowledge produces certain certainty, alright? Very simply.
scientism proved to me scientifically Napoleon existed,
proved to me scientifically the Revolutionary War happened proved
to be scientifically that the Duke of whatever was killed. Right. And
let's go back even further, if you don't believe in that prove to me
scientifically that the Crusades happen in the way that it's
normally known that the Europeans came down pick the fight won the
first battle, and then they eventually were removed after
about a century or so less than a century. So transmitted knowledge
and rational knowledge, our sources, reason and transmission,
our sources. scientism is, is a very important,
or it's a major disease in the minds of people. It's a school of
thought that has narrowed down what is acceptable to hold as a
fact.
It's a big problem. It's a huge problem, I think, especially with
the Muslim circles, because what you see today is this trend of we
believe in Islam because it has the scientific miracles. Exactly.
That's the problem is you've put science at the top, and you've put
the Quran into fitting into whatever the scientists are
saying. So if it comes out one day that this scientific theory was
wrong, then are you going to abandon the truth and
so I think that whole narrative needs to be addressed and
basically like epistemology, like you're saying, epistemology is,
that's like the tool for everything else. 100% if the cause
is not how to think and how to interpret these things, like
they'll deal with a lot of issues I think, yeah. We also have like,
when, how do we know anything is true? We only know them from three
sources.
Reason, observation, sensory perception, and transmission.
What scientism does is it pushes away transmission and reason to be
like downgrade that and real knowledge is only through observed
facts observed empirical knowledge, the philosophers they,
they disregard that and transmission, more or less and
they will pull the reason religious literalist. I'll pull
transmission and disregard reason and observation, right. That's
religious literally lists. So religious literally sent to be
laughed at by by the scientists or scientism followers or
philosophers. And really, at the end of the day, you have to have a
balance of all and
dish the height of everything is the Quran, which comes to us
through transmission
that's the essentially for as a Muslim that is the referee of
everything the Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet sallallahu
It was Sunday. Can you believe they explained explain the
believers really of Allah very simple. Allah subhana wa Tada
according to Imam Malik will create a different type of AI
which will perceive
the unseen that's what a medic says, Allah will create a
different kind of AI for you that will perceive the unseen, then you
will see Allah He is not in a location nor in a direction nor is
there a distance between us because ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada is
not a just, he's not a physical form. Hence, he has no location,
he has no distance, he is not in a direction, etc. And a simple
explanation that the Mazzucchelli may have given for this is that
something is anything that's existent can be seen. That's like
a simple answer. Yeah, so it doesn't have to be like an
indirection. I think anything that exists can be can be
found soul.
I heard this blessed month where our deeds are presented as
prophets of Allah when he was salam. It is said that our deeds
are presented to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam every
week.
And it is said immediately
and Allah knows best.
But there are many Hadees that our deeds are presented to the
prophets of Allah he was salam they now debate in total as the
OMA like the the the aggregate of the OMA or individually and the
more likely answer is individually by name, the deeds of it Chaudhry
this is what he did today, the deeds of all my best. This is what
he sees
Your role your constant scroll, right?
And if I the province I sense that if I see good I think
if I see other than that, I see forgiveness for you, as part of
the province always making dua for us
Shas ramen with respect you believe that like people that
circumambulate the Kaaba, the galaxy is doing the same on a much
bigger scale, the creation of Allah is one
we're circumambulating the sun,
our galaxy is probably circumambulating another galaxy.
The atoms then the atoms, particles have a nucleus and the
protons and neutrons are sick and the electron, what's in the
middle? Oh, there's all protons, nucleon neutron, neutrons,
electrons, they're all circumambulating the nucleus, we
human beings, okay? Our blood is circulating our body constantly
nonstop, our moon is circumambulating the earth and we
are also an our greatest act of worship is to circumambulate the
Kaaba, okay? Because because we're the creation that can or cannot
choose to be in the orbit of Allah, and be in line with the
creation of Allah subhanaw taala. And the Muslim is in line with
Allah's creation. And in fact, he's the greatest of the creation,
because he's doing it willfully. Whereas the moon, the Earth, the
Sun, the protons, the neutrons, electrons, all of that, that's how
they're made. Right? That's how they're made. The water is like
the blood of the Earth, if you think about it, comes down, goes
into the water into the lakes and the streams, gets used and
benefits and then evaporates up again into there, then go
somewhere else then comes down again, constantly nurturing,
nourishing the earth, like our body nourishes us, or our blood is
nourishing us constantly moving around, right?
The Creator if you have a creator who who has a theme who is
consistent, okay, his biggest creation and the smallest creation
will have the same motif.
The Galaxy, the atom, same exact thing. If you stripped it down to
a black and white image, you can't tell the difference. All you see
is orbs revolving around one big orb, right. And that's, that's the
motif of the Creator. Hajj, we do the same exact thing before ever.
Any human being had seen an atom or had seen the galaxy that shows
us from Allah. Right. Ibrahim Ali Sam you can't say oh, he was
smart. He just mimicked No, he didn't mimic Prophet Ibrahim Ali
Sam never saw an atom never saw the galaxy.
Only Allah told them to do that right at a time when people say
well why would you do that? Right? Why would you walk around in a
circle like this?
That's a sign from Allah subhanaw taala right. Now we know that we
are perfectly in line with the with the with the universe and
with the particles like with the galaxies, and with the smallest
thing in the world that we can look at the atoms and the
particles Subhanallah so the left has a very deep meaning. Like it's
so off has a very deep we are now in an orbit. Right we have our own
orbit as human beings.
So good question there by Shazam.
Okay, now I understand why he was
exclamation pointing.
Okay.
Mojave says if a woman is postmenopausal and has a procedure
that causes bleeding is this considered as to how that no it's
not because the books clearly state that blood caused by an
external force is not treated as hide so you are correct it is to
help not hide she prays and fast and does everything else is
recommended for her to make we'll do for every solo
the chat is wild today hasn't been like this for a while.
Okay, what else we got here
what is shown to the Prophet our deeds or our Salawat
again, this is from the matters that is different upon some say
the subtle Watts is shown right away and the deeds are shown right
away. And others said no, it is shown only once a week but that is
agreed it is not just the Salawat it is the deeds What should I
focus on more Sunnah prayers or salah or Salawat?
So some sunnah you should never leave off like what the two before
fetch
chef and which
to hear to Masjid or eat.
You never leave those off of course, right. But what you have
to doctors have to hedge it. At least if you if you wake up
protected due to luck. There's no value of what
making up for to hedge it but not praying. If you wake up before the
ledger, like 3040 minutes before fetch, you pray to hedge it at
least today because then you could do so lots and even better than
that is knowledge and memorization of Quran. Right? And then so
divided up some Salawat, some 200, some Salawat, some FIP. Some have,
yes.
My mum told me, I don't know if it's right or wrong, but you
shouldn't pray tahajjud if you haven't done all this, of course,
of course, if you haven't done your father obligations if you
have if you owe prayers, you don't do any Sunon
you just make up prayers. We have a scientist in the room here has
an amateur saying only the electrons make to off around the
nucleus. Thank you very much. So what are the protons to? Okay,
they guess I had the proton just stabilizes, I guess. Now what's
the most powerful of the electrons? The one that's closest
to the nucleus has a lot more power to it.
Can you explain the difference when reciting Salawat of suddenly
Allah wa Sallim wa Barik?
Good question by Ronnie.
A salah is a word that gathers all of the meanings of goodness As
Salam is specific to tranquility and peace and wholeness and
protection from harm. Al Baraka refers to increase increase of
everything good. The word Baraka refers to increasing good if you
say suddenly, that's a command state. You say Selim, if you say
salah, past tense, you say Salem, past tense, good.
Can we call Molad or Eid?
Eid is anything that comes around to us and we celebrate it and yes,
the autumn I call it I eat.
But when the prophesy Salam said, there are only we only have two
aids meaning two aids that are sunnah.
Right? As for any other Eid that you want to celebrate, that is for
your own celebration, meaning an annual thing that you do an annual
family reunion and annual, I don't know, conference, Islamic
conference that you want to do, right or something like that.
That's up for you to do, but we cannot say it is Sunnah, right?
It's just your action. And if the deeds are good, it's good if
they're not your sinful.
Now, there's a laugh amongst the scientists here because look,
Amanda, she'd said, No, my electrons are not circulating.
Isn't this an easy Google search? They're in superposition. They
occupy all the space around the atom at the same time, so why
don't we Google it?
And see, I'm now asked acting scientifically like we tell people
not to act Islamically google it. But in this is fine. Because
there's no heaven and * on knowing about atoms. Listen to
this. Here's the
fatwah.
In real atoms, electrons do not revolve around the nucleus.
Instead, they occupy or go back. They occupy regions of probability
called atomic orbitals. The electron is not located at any
precise spot within the orbit onset, its existence sort of
smeared out. I don't like this federal at all, though they
rotating, right? That's what they taught us in school.
I don't like the federal. Okay.
I'm not bound by it. Find me if that's what that says what I'm
saying. First of all, quora.com I'm not listening to that. Get me
another festival.
Anybody could give that festival give me go go in there there
because that looks good. physics.com there. physics.com.
That's got to have the right answer. Right. What does he say?
Why do electrons revolve around the outside right there? Okay,
there's an answer down here. Where's the answer? What does it
say? That's the question. Okay, where's the answer?
Let's see should be this one to answer. Okay.
The electron has orbital energy, but it doesn't constantly need
more energy to keep going around. So they saying it's going around.
Okay. In short, they're presupposing that it does. You
know, they're presupposing that it does electrical act attraction to
the nucleus is what keeps the electron in orbit. Like this.
attraction from the nucleus is what keeps it moving.
So it is like they're presupposing that
they're presupposing that it is in Boers in the Bohr model. I've
heard that name before. So I think he's a reliable source. I'll go
back to that real quick. Yeah, let's read the Bohr model. In the
Bohr model, the electron don't move at a distance from the proton
has a potential energy. Blah, blah, blah. Okay.
So, I'm gonna go with the old school model. Okay, we're going
with let's go with the old school model guys. Yeah, let's go back to
Lachman Rashid, can you revise your fatwah for me please? And see
what you say because I liked the old model. Okay.
Go back to the mutton Yeah.
Okay, what do you say?
Yeah, I go back to the
Arctic man Is this our man from Philly electrons are in orbit,
just that their location is determined by probability. It's
not a linear orbit but spherical so I like this that they're in
orbit is caught by the location of their position in the orbit is
done neat. There we go. Kilometer definition here. Very good. Very
good article, man and he is the man from Philly. So we'll see you
start see you tonight. No tomorrow night the big the big gathering at
NBC tomorrow night.
They look man Rashid also attended his thing he said they depicted as
an orbit for easy understand. So they are moving but their location
is is not static. Like humans, right? Human being is never in a
perfect like into off, you're never perfectly going in a circle.
You're moving in or out a little bit then you move in a little bit.
You slow down maybe they speed up maybe.
So it's a more of a natural and organic. Orbiting. Okay, so again,
the orbiting is got it, which means it's absolutely certain but
the location in the orbit is dandy is unknown. It's it's up for for
change. Okay.
What is an appropriate response as nubby to non Muslim co workers
when they convey festival greetings? Oh, we answered this,
we said
I think you can say same to you. Right? You can always say that. Or
you can say thank you. I hope you have a good weekend. Right Thank
you. Well, he's trying to say something good to you. So thank
you can't make any harm to say thank you. Thank you. Have a good
weekend.
Happy Christmas like you have to be happy holidays. Yeah, whatever
it is. Yeah, minimalize it as much as again
ladies and gentlemen, we have gone deep. We have gone into many many
rabbit holes today. physics chemistry fatawa physics.com. Is
it physics.com or physics dot like what is it substack.com or
whatever?
Houston's Jamya told Medina first batch graduated one month ago
mashallah for them. You went to the event Mr. Lai saw the picture.
Masha Allah will see them all soon. agonist Maverick says the
universe was born out of a tiny particle, which had two opposite
poles. The particle produced an atom in this way, matter came into
being then matter diversified, says quote, and it's attributed to
draft a soldier.
Interesting.
What should a new Muslim do step by step when they embrace Islam?
The first thing they should do is to start identifying good Muslims
to hang around with and keep their company. Okay.
That's the first thing.
Secondly
is to learn how to pray and to read a biography of the prophet or
listen to a biography of the Prophet and we have that at
nbc.org/convert and bi c.org/convert. We have a good
playlist on how to pray biography of the Prophet, other convert
stories that feel that you're, you know,
not alone in this. Okay.
So last thing
is that we had a guest by the way,
we had a guest two guests are spilling the beans. No. We're just
telling them we had guests and that video will be released soon.
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It is the will of Allah subhanaw taala and it is not something that
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