Shadee Elmasry – Muslim Fraternities NBF 306
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Salam aleikum wa rahmatullah, who were to catch up. Smilla Rahmanir
Rahim Al hamdu lillah wa Salatu was Salam ala Rasulillah who are
early he was talking to your Manuela, ladies and gentlemen,
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in the Safina Sadie studio, which is on the third floor of the La
cuisine a soup kitchen.
In the great state of New Jersey, New Brunswick, where today I want
to talk about a couple things. First thing I want to talk about
oh my Can you fire up
the LA Casina website.
Ladies and gentlemen, brothers and sisters, children of all ages.
Okay.
We're getting more. Yeah, make it big, so everyone can see. Yeah,
there we go. We're getting more and more people at our dinners
every single week. And we need
a push. Today, a little mini push.
Look at what we're doing here. Screw can scroll. This website
lock Cosina 367 is where we take our donations. We need a push
today. Okay, let's go down on the website. Let's show pictures.
Let's saw all the pictures.
Are there any pictures here?
Yeah, let's look at that. Look at some of these pictures. Scroll
more. It's an English and Spanish website.
Is it click on nothing's clickable there.
How about events? Anything clickable there.
Look at this. Look at these pictures. This is what our soup
kitchen looks like. Yeah, perfect. You see this? People come in. They
take a lap. They take their food. They take any garments of clothes
that they want. You see how they come in? They take a lap.
All right. Take the food. Take any clothes that they want. There.
Let's watch this video. You see how they take the food. You see
the clothes in the back there. They take any clothes that they
want.
And then they can sit
and eat there or they can
leave whatever they want to do. Okay.
Y'all hold that? See that sweatshirt right there?
I think it's a nice sweatshirt. Personally speaking some people
said some of the youth said it's terrible. I can't believe you
approve that. No, I liked it. I mean, I thought it was nice.
Anyway. So they walk in like that next picture
and sub sphere, that's where they can sit. Now the next phase is to
tear down that wall. Okay, we turn down that wall and we want to
expand the room so they could that will be the sitting room. Okay.
And it'll be basically either we make a big circle, or rows or
tables. Okay, something so
please support because we're now
we just have more and more people and we need more and more support.
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Look at that. Keep going
look at the smiling people.
Let's click on that picture.
Look at that a line out the door folks. What are we supposed to do?
We have a literally a literal line out the door. Okay.
A line out the door.
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there's a clothes that people take.
Okay,
good. So today we're going to
what's that?
Oh, by the way, we present it and we won an award by the way.
We won an award. Yeah. We won an award at the Art Gala. Rutgers
University gave us in students the basically the artists. Yeah, let's
click on some of these pictures. Can they are they clickable? They
gave us an award Believe it or not.
Yeah.
See how
The summer is the best when we have all these events in the
summer stop and go all these things look at them freeze don't
freeze. Sit on the chair, right last person who doesn't sit on the
chairs out all right, you know that game right? Musical Chairs
what's musical chairs in Spanish?
musika Gera,
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is the location
I started looking nice right here. Our building is like the most
standard building and that's why we made it that way. So nobody has
to look for the building. They literally just say go to that
building that looks white and has an orange roof. You'll see it when
you Spanish style buildings.
All right, so that's really good. That is really good. That's
yeah, we have the website. If you can see if you guys local Cena.
367. Yeah. Why three? Why 367? Because it's the address. Yeah,
why is it Safina is Safina 367 is because LA Cosina 367 dot o RG
because the address is 367. All right, there is there are a lot of
three, six sevens out there. And a lot of like casinos out there. So
we had to
denote it in some other way. Now let me ask you a question. Let's
take a theology point here before we get to our guests.
I've said many times
I'm retired. I'm really trying to commit to it this time of
argumentation. As Imam Malik said, argumentation takes a light of, of
knowledge out of the heart. So really try not to argue but that
doesn't mean that I'm submitting to every update point. And I'm
never going to talk about update again, or secondary matters. It
just under yada understand there are secondary matters
of aka that you have to view it in that light. And the ultimate had
to answer them.
And we also
write teach them.
And these matters are up for debate. It's up that people can
believe it or not, they can feel that they're that we're correct
about this or we're not correct about it. Okay, so today we're
going to discuss a question of the Hadith of the Jedi that comes up
often. Alright. Now, let me also tell you this, many people say no,
don't bring this up to the people, they're going to be confused. Oh,
we should only just talk about relevant things. It's not true.
But it is relevant because people do look at this and talk about it
right? People do ask questions about this.
And as long as we put it in a context that this is the HD head,
it's the attempt of scholars to understand the speech of the
Prophet peace be upon him. And with the context of not arguing, I
have no interest in arguing with effigies in somebody's gut. I view
them as our brothers. They have their own itchy head. I know it's
silent. Okay. Let's look at what our ultimate said about this.
For the winner of the Muslim world by hottie and not a surah allah
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said in at least
stuck for Allah. Actually, I shouldn't mumble the Hadith like
that.
That was not right. But what I just I did that because it wasn't
what I was trying to read. Okay.
The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said in nel Islam a better
of God. EBA was a holdover riba came by the ephah to Bala Laura
peeler, woman homall ora men whom Allah O Allah rasool Allah, the
Prophet SAW, Selim said, Islam began as a strange thing amongst
the people, and it will return to be a strange thing amongst the
people.
But bless it are those strange ones. Okay. Those ones who are
very few in number amongst their amongst the people.
They said, Who are these strange ones, these ahora about
the prophets of Allah when he was sense and when it's a good
question, by the way, when we say that there's one out of every four
people on the earth as a Muslim, so who are the strange ones? So
there must be a group of Muslims that are doing something that not
everyone else is doing. Here are the prophesize sensor and levena
Usili Hona Minh suna de upsetedness. The people who
rectify
my example my sunnah MY WAY the TRUTH,
which the people have corrupted. So the hurt Eve is any person who
is sort of like the lone wolf or the minority in any matter of
truth.
In the matter of any matter of truth. He's in the minority
Be that person is the group. So if you for example, if you go to a
wedding, one of these weddings where it's office said, okay
in that case you refuse to attend the facade and you're like, let me
just go you know,
to the masjid. Let me go in in the hallway and leave this facade. You
are already okay? You are off that even if you do that. That's one of
the meanings of that
was so natural Rasul Lee Parrish yesterday
what a lot either Well, I can. Good now. We read from Imam nawawi
fie Shahi Hadith Algeria.
If you ask me Imam no is the first go to source for anything I yield
is his source but not everyone knows called the IUL but everyone
knows it. No, we got the Eastern scholars are always more famous
than the Western scholars she's called their yields from Morocco.
They're not as well known the Eastern scholars of Syria and
Baghdad before that they're well known in the mother book spread
and there are trusted sources so this is now a question that didn't
maybe didn't come up earlier. Good.
Imam unknowing. He shot he Hadith Algeria. In says his commentary on
Sahih Muslim what is the Hadith of the Jedi of a servant girl was
brought to the Prophet
Jetty it could be a servant of free servant or slave. I believe
that most cases it's a slave. She was brought to the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and the yes in this case, she was a
slave for sure we know that.
And they were asking do we free her? Or is she a Muslim or not?
Because she was in Butte and blind and some said blind only. Okay and
Allah knows best. We're gonna see you as different different
situations, different narrations.
He says in the Book of masajid, the area of Salah in the chapter
of the prohibition of speech in Salah.
And the abrogation of its permissibility because speech and
Salah is permissible. It used to be permissible sorry, I used to be
permitted to talk and Salah then it became abrogated.
He says heaven Hadith meant a hadith Josephat This is a Hadith
from the Hadith related to the attributes of Allah. And it has
two methods as we have spoke about many times in the book of Amen,
One method is to believe in it without talking about it. This is
I'm not going to go to humbly because I'm not humbly but from
what I've seen of the somebody's this is their way. Okay.
All right. Can you swap our positions on that? Yeah, that'd be
good. All right. Our guests are here we're gonna we're gonna get
to the guests in a second. So just leave it as is and you have the
right to do so. And if you're a common wisdom guide Listen, I
don't I don't want to get involved in this these these questions.
Hey, this is a great outlet. Just say call us whatever Alon is
profit meant to be good
mount Attica Lee. But you also have to believe you can't just let
it go. You also have to be negate what Allah negated for himself.
Mao Attica, my God and Allah, that Allah LASIK and cliche that there
is none like unto him What 10 Z who uncIe Matson mclucas And you
must say that he is transcendent of from all the descriptions of
created beings, okay, so to be created has certain descriptions
to it.
And you can say in general, that Allah is transcendent be on all
such descriptions, color, that's it, you don't have to specify
general that's
the other opinion is to make we
interpret it. Allah didn't tell us something that has no meaning.
Good.
And he says about them with a shabby hat, that
it is not known except to their mean is not known except to Allah
and those who are firmly established and knowledge. Okay.
And also you can continue that verse and or, say, it's only known
to Allah stop, and those who are firmly grounded in knowledge, say,
no one knows its meaning but Allah. So the first that's the
Listen, I don't know what it means. I'm gonna stop there. Only
Allah knows. But the second says that Allah knows those firmly
grounded in knowledge No. And they admit that they recognize that
there is
interpretation of it is speculative and only absolute
certainty, lie Alemu the absolute certainty is for Allah.
Okay, so it's not nice. It doesn't negate when we say only Allah
knows. Yes, only Allah knows with certainty. He has absolute truth.
And these verses we may know them based on speculation.
So if you ask any,
what's the kalam when he makes it when he says, This is what we
know, and Allah knows best. Because we are making HT head,
we're using scholarly effort to try to understand what Allah means
here.
And we believe this is what he means. But we must ultimately
return the meaning to Allah. Now, we don't do that for things that
are absolutely certain. When we're absolutely certain about something
you don't say, and Allah knows best. You can say God is one.
Muhammad is his prophet, and Allah knows best. No, you have to be
certain about that, because that's clear and explicit in our
religion. So that's a difference between recognizing absolute
certain knowledge and speculative knowledge. All right, we're
allowed to have speculative knowledge we're allowed to
speculate on meanings of things, but we have to understand but
speculation has to be with evidence.
We have to understand that that is an effort to understand the truth.
You understand? Not
an claim of absolute knowledge without any possibility go wrong.
We're just going to read this. And then we're going with two minutes
and then we're gonna get to our guests. So he says here.
So we'd have him from oncology Heather, those who interpreted
this hadith said, Ken and Murad MT Hanwha. * he M Wahida. Took a
Ruby and nellcor lapel muda Belfast fall who Allah Okay, is
she, it? This is a test for her, okay. Does she hold that the one,
the creator, the doer of all things, this is also proves that
no, we held that Allah is the only DOER of all things is Allah. Good.
Whoa, Alevi, either Daya who day is talking about us summer. And he
is the one who if you pray to Him, you face the heavens because the
fibula of dua is the heavens. Why do we point up for Allah and look
up? The same reason we pray to the Kaaba. We're not praying to the
cob. And we're not holding that Allah's essences in the sky.
We hold that that's the Qibla of dua, if we held otherwise, that
means the South American is pointing down and I'm pointing up,
and if the essence of ALLAH is there, then that means the essence
of ALLAH is has the earth inside of it. Right? As all around us,
but there are things that doesn't make any that's not acceptable.
Okay. That contradicts much of what we have other explicit texts.
Okay, so
So this that's the first meaning. Kemet, el sol Musa lista Kabbalah
Acaba, remember no he said the exact same thing I just said. He
said in the same way that the one who faces the Kaaba, he prays he
faces the Kaaba, if you make dua, you face up, you put your hands
up, okay, you don't put your hands to the side to the left down, you
face up and you look up and you the shahada is this
camera Annelle kabaka blood or mousseline? Oh Hiya, min.
Or is she from an Abba till Thanh? an Aboriginal Athena letsie been a
DM? So? Is she from the ones who praise facing like this? Or is her
God?
An idol on the earth such that where's your God? Oh, he's right
there in that house. He's there. He's an idol over there. Or he's
an idol over there. Because where were the idols physically on
Earth? That's what he met me. No, he's saying, If you where's your
da, where is your Creator? Alright, the one that you worship
and point up and point upwards and make dua facing the sky or the one
that is the idols here on the earth. Okay, so here, she answers
the question, she says FISMA. So therefore, that made clear that
she's a mono theist. She doesn't worship idols. And because as I
told you know, he always relies on Claudia Yachty always cites
Claudia and so much so he just says caught off guard he called
the Ayyad says lucky lefur banal Muslim Amina cow Tibetan Sufi, who
whom one more Hadith, Lima, whom one of navaro, one mocha Lydia,
whom
there is no difference between the Muslims forever from the beginning
of time their jurists, their Hadith scholars, their
theologians, their thinkers, their followers, and Nhava had a word of
the word aware of the biddick Rila if his semer II get that all of
the mentions of Allah be
seeing in the sky Kokkola heater I am into Memphis and UFC have
become an art
we're not we he lays at Ala vahidi They are not of the literal versus
the verses that you may take literally bet in which a Wella
integer Me or him rather interpret. So, Allah has told us
in suits at Emraan that some verses are
from the mother's sources of the book that means they are as they
are and others are Morticia they they sound like something that
they do not mean the immediate meaning of
one more perk chapter or paragraph and then we go to our guests we'll
call it half of Ebola buzz Mojib Norma,
Ibrahim and Toby. Okay, lemme escolar metal mental haec Kitabi
Muslim Manasa Akela fita will he handle Hadith and then Nabi
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said Allah, the aina our roots but my
own man and the roots well man we love to hear Raja Allah Jalla
Jalla Allah He to Allah Wa Rahmatullah tibia be 18 Cool man
Lucy but la Hill Illa Hiya, were her that come I will call in a
three year mean a thorough job so well. Buzzer minute AMA. So Aina
here meaning by the meaning and the rank? Okay, a bow oh damn
eBay. No Huma worked assertive, thorough. Yeah, well buzzer be
shut off. We're refer. So Allah, Allah have a Kunal colo have a
summit a few yoga till Alou will refer. Okay, in greatness, the
summit here being greatness and exalted rank. And this is as if
one says for learn for summer, or am I not thorough, or so and so is
in the sky.
Meaning in Arabic, I guess, he is of a high rank.
And there's more that we'll cover later. Right, including different
narrations, completely different narrations from this. Alright, so
that's why the other one the other interpretation, just to give you a
summary, is that when she she was mute, so she only did this. Right.
And it's not pointing up. It's the shahada, Leila Allah Muhammad
Rasul Allah, that's one of the meanings. So whether she was
pointing up, that means the outcome that's a drop,
or she was doing this, meaning the symbol of the shahada a brings the
same results. And on top of that, it's not condemned the source
evidence because there's so many different narrations of what
actually happened. Okay, now, why are we saying this? I have to
couch this and I'll say it a million times. We're not here to
pick a fight with the
high nebula nor are we arguing you have your opinion and almost none
you can have it and we honor the humbly school and the sad opinion.
That negates touch seam and location for Allah subhanaw taala
and there are many humbly books that explicitly state that
alright, and either way, this is what the SID said. If someone
doesn't want to believe it, and was silent no one's gonna argue
with you. Okay.
All right. Let's go to our guests.
Alm
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Welcome to the Safina society nothing but facts live stream.
Thank you. All right. So you guys went to college? You saw frats
everywhere. And you said hey, why don't we have our own, you know,
type of fraternity. So talk to us. Tell us what did you see what led
you to this?
Want to start with you? Yeah, this study was salam ala Nabina
Muhammad.
So I guess just to clear things Hammad and I are not the founders
of ALM. Okay. We are hamdulillah a product of the people who have
founded actually last year we celebrated our 10th anniversary.
And I mean to answer the question directly, alm the purpose of it is
we all know what the college experience is like. And as men,
it's difficult to navigate the college process in that organic
called setting while also adhering to Islamic principles. So the
purpose of LM is to fill that void where we build
Muslim men based off the life in the footsteps of the Prophet Allah
To start
also making sure we enjoy our college experience so as to create
kind of space for for for men that wasn't there before and her model,
I'll pass it off to you.
Yeah, so fraternities are are
inherently embedded in the American culture. They've been
around for hundreds of years. And when they were first established
some even before the United States, they were created with the
purpose of, of having that fraternity or brotherhood and
personal development and over the years.
It's gotten watered down. Yeah. The majority of them well, it's
all drinking and girls, right now. Yes, yes, that's pretty much what
it is, except for Yale Skull and Bones, which is basically
fraternity for global conquest,
which were made to believe people don't know about yields Skull and
Bones. Like, so many presidents came out of there. Yeah. And so
what we did is we took that original Greek fraternity model
that's been used, and we've left the bat those those cultural
things, and we've took the good and use that to structure our
organization to cultivate a lifelong brotherhood and
prophetic manliness. So what are the kinds of things that you guys
do?
You guys meet up and drink Zamzam water instead of kegs of beer?
Yeah, we play the drums on Pong instead. Okay, so tell me what is
if I joined if my son came to school, and joined? What are the
things that he's going to see and do?
So you go ahead.
I was gonna say, like, think of it like different umbrellas, right?
So there's a spiritual spirit to it. There's an educational
academic sphere to it, there's a social to it, there's a
philanthropic spirit spirit to it. So LM, like usually, fraternities
fall under one of three categories, either social, either
community service, or professional, LM facilitates all
three, to where if your son were to join, he'd be involved in each
and every one of these avenues. So for example, if you need spiritual
development, whether it be waking up for Fudger, something as simple
as that, or let's wait and try to deal with someone who is not just
a resident expert, but actual Islamic scholar, you can do so
through the, through the means of the fraternity, whether it be
social work, so for example, a lot of men again, this is specifically
for, I guess, your audience and audience less than men, but it's
not limited to those right, so non Muslims can join as well.
But a lot of men do not see or are a part of women's struggles. So
for example, if there's a women's shelter, if there's domestic
violence issues, whatever it may be, metal freeze, they won't know
what to do. So why should we empower our brothers to make sure
that if you're in a situation like that, can you aid empower our
sisters make sure they're in a safe space, but also be behind the
scenes? Are you going to the shelters? Are you you know, if
there's a need in the community? Are you at the forefront of that
need, and go into the social aspect of it as well. So again,
it's a fraternity, right? We're here to have fun, we're here to
have a good time we're here to travel together, things like that.
But in a Halal means, right? So we're not drinking, we're not like
partying, as you see, like, you know, in movies and how other
fraternities do it. But at the same time, the whole of the
bonding, the Brotherhood is there.
And as a means to go close to each other, because at the end of the
day, right, when Hamid said it's a lifelong journey, but also
limited, right? Our life as Islam, our journey doesn't end with our
life, if anything, that's again, right. So for us, what makes us
also different than some other organizations on campus is once
you graduate, you have no business being involved with those
organizations, right? You're not an activist. You're not on the
college campus. For us, it's just a stepstone. Right? Oh, one thing
I like to tell our members is if you look around, the people who
you're surrounding yourself with, they will be the first person that
congratulate you, when you get married. They're gonna be the
first person to come to you. You know, when you have your first
kid, when your parents pass away, they're the ones who are going to
be, you know, the shoulder to cry on. And even when you pass away,
they're the ones who will be lifting your body and putting you
in the grave. How many, especially Muslim men can say they have a
support system like that, especially in America, where
you're, you're the best place to get it? Is it College? Exactly.
Everybody's exactly.
I actually observed that. The big state schools,
like I think in Chicago, most people from Chicago, they go to
school in Chicago, New Jersey, we have a massive school here at
Rutgers University.
I think most people where there's a state school, and places where
people like, aren't it's not a place where people are
They're itinerant come and go.
You end up those college friends of yours. They're literally your
friends until you're 60.
They literally put you in the grave.
I see some of my friends now that are still from college. Right? And
it's like amazing that like 20 years past and we're still
friends, you know? So tell me how many branches you have. Where are
where are your branches.
So we have opened up 11 chapters. Right now we have six active
chapters. One is in Dallas, UT Dallas, what is an Austin UT
Austin?
What is an Arizona, ASU Arizona State University, University of
California, San Diego.
University of Toledo in Ohio and University of Wisconsin Madison.
So you have that's four you mentioned? Six, six, Ohio.
Wisconsin. Yeah, that doesn't count.
As Wisconsin. Green Bay Packers. That's it. Okay. So, whisk. Ohio,
Toledo. Ohio is a huge school. Right. That's Ohio State. Right.
Different schools. Yeah, different. Okay. What else?
Dallas, Austin. That's huge. Dallas and Austin. That's three
what else we go. San Diego. Nice. But since a small school, right?
It's kind of big.
Okay, other than the middle there? What's the fifth one?
Arizona,
is Phoenix, Arizona, Arizona. Okay, that's where they play all
the Super Bowls, right.
But it's a big like ASU like in high school, any high school
American can testify. It's known to be that party school. We're all
friends are
11. That setting is one and that's huge. Now, what how does someone
start wondering if some kids at Rutgers want to start this
organization
can't say they haven't tried.
You, there's an application process. So you go to the website,
you fill out an application, we have a discussion.
And then if everything looks good, we start what we call our
colonization or incubation process, which is a process of
where the the person or group of people start to work on trying to
establish the chapter. They're good. And they're given like a
program of things they need to do in order to establish the
organization, gather people, some of the
everyday things that we do. And if
that group of people is able to create
a sustained chapter, something that will last for generations,
then they are officially initiated into a chapter and they're part of
the nationwide lifelong brotherhood. Okay, very good. So
you guys approve or disapprove? The chapters? Right?
Do you guys have when you graduate,
alm members have like, an annual weekend or something?
We have an annual event every year? Yes. And that's open for
everyone active and alumni, active University members and alumni. And
what do you guys do basically in those.
So every other year, we do a conference. And then the following
year, we'll do a retreat. A conference like what
that is a, that is a time where we come to a city where everyone
comes like they'll book flights, everyone will fly into the same
city. And we will host a conference with different speakers
on kind of more of the professional development,
networking side and top and so we'll also have scholars come out
and have and have topics as well. So it's not necessarily only just
in Islamic conferences, anyone who has a skill, who can who has
something to say that's interesting. We'll talk right.
Yeah, it follows a theme like that's determined for that for
that conference. And then for a retreat, that is where we quite
literally retreat into a remote location with everyone there. We
spent a weekend together. Now, I don't know if you know about
Safina Saudi podcasts in this live stream, but we're like, we're like
Big Al Qaeda buffs. Here. Is there a set creed or doctrine at least
like a sunnah for Alm or is it open socket? Ianis and progressive
Muslims? Like who am I going to be hanging out with here? I mean,
that's a great question. Right. So a lot of people like to ask, you
know, even on a more broader level, is it Sunday only what
happens if someone from a different sector
non Muslim joints. At the end of the day when you create community,
and even from like a prophetic point of view, like the process
that I'm doing, go to People ask what are you and then let them
become Muslim? Right? Well, even at all it's setting you're going
to be surrounded by a people when you don't know. But people who
believes backgrounds experiences are very different than yours.
Well, I It doesn't exclude people in terms of their religion. But
what about what you sponsor? So I have a conference Hold on, I'm an
ALM member?
Can my
committee medi shift come in and speak about midazolam, Muhammad's
beauty and wonder, and thankfulness?
That's, so when it comes to, I guess, more niche subjects, we
wouldn't do that at a conference. We like if someone wants more
learning and academic interests. Yeah, we can host like a speaker.
And if anyone is interested in learning about it, you can learn
about it. But we're not, for example, going out in the streets
and advocating one specific sect or one specific belief. Because
again, at the end of the day, like the belief to my brother next to
me may be very different from a background point of view. But it's
tied to Okay, from the Sunnah in of itself. That's where we derive
a lot of our principles from now, again, scholars and different
teachers across time will have different interpretations of it,
etc, etc. So we typically rely on our local scholars. So being in
Dallas, it's easy, right? All the scholars are here. Yeah. But there
will be some type of local scholar that our members would go to, and
if not, then we could help facilitate that. Okay, I think it
makes sense.
For you have a national organization, that you got to keep
the parameters very simple. You can't keep the parameters so
strict, that at least I would say, for example, like, you're not
there to be theologians, you're there to give Muslim support. So
you're what you call Islam has to be the most basic thing. And if
you want to dive and preach and ask questions, then you need to go
somewhere else. So but you got to you got to basically keep it as
broad as possible. I think the the, what a common person would
know as what is a sunnah is what you'll be bound to. Because you're
also you are responsible for your policies, right? You can't have
the Haram and the Hebrew heretical, and just say, you know,
a different interpretation, some interpretation has limits, right?
No one can say, my interpretations that pork is actually okay.
There's gonna be some limits. So basically, your limit is what is
explicit
text, and we're not going to get into interpretations. That seems
to make a lot of sense to me. So it's fair to say that's your
policy on that.
Good, because some people might want to know, you know, what am I
getting involved in? And would you say that networking is the most
the biggest part of it?
I would say brotherhood would come before networking, but networking,
okay, good. Big part of it, like from both a professional and just
a general, like, I can go like Hamdallah throughout the country.
And I will find someone from ALM there. And what's nice is we all
have a shared experience. When you join the fraternity, there's a
baseline there to where I'll meet someone for the first time. And
it's as if I've known in my entire life, because I know they've been
through a very similar experience as me and they share similar
principles to myself.
Very good.
And when it comes to professional networking, like we do have
events, we do have, you know, a lot of our alumni are, you know,
either directors, presidents, vice presidents in different companies
and corporations. So like if I need to tap into someone from
Microsoft, or stripe or whatever organization, it may be, either
we'll know someone or we'll know someone who knows someone really
impressive, really impressive. That's really that's really good.
Actually. You have a Rolodex, as soon as you join in, you got a
relative. Most people don't know what a Rolodex is. Now, it's just
used as a word, but nobody knows what the thing is. So the
account contact list we can now say, right, yeah, but immediately
have a contact list. You get internships, you get all these
other things. And every year it grows and grows and grows. So it's
a great idea. Now, here's a question for you. You guys got to
penetrate the East Coast.
Chicago, yes, Dallas. Yes. You got two in Dallas, which is good. Or
you got Austin two in Texas. That's great. But you guys got to
penetrate the East Coast. What's going on here?
Well, you're right, we do we do and we should.
Rutgers will be your biggest one.
Inshallah, I think like a little bit of a serious note. It's it's
the consistency that we're really for. So if there is someone on the
East Coast that is interested in opening up an ale
One chapter more than welcome. Do so. Right. But it's like Allah
loves the small consistent deeds more than the bigger ones. Right?
Are you consistent with you know, your brotherhood? Are you showing
up? Are you accountable? Do you communicate? Well, a lot of times
a lot of these universities fail in the colonization process
because you don't have that sustainability. colonization
process. colonization. See now it's
an incubation Yeah, referred to as that.
These fraternities have been around for hundreds of years. And
so that's, that's our intention when we established a chapter at
the university. And so the structure and everything needs to
be, you know, set in stone for that chapter to continue being a
chapter. How many members you have no right now,
including alumni, I think around 700 nations. That's great. So now
when I when I came,
when I remember, it used to be called Elif Lam. Meem. Correct?
I'm sure then somebody said no. As a verse of Quran, right? Is that
what happened? Exactly? The became LM?
No.
What happened? Exactly? It's there. They're kind of synonymous,
we we still use both. Okay. But in the in the, in the university
Greek context, we'll use the Greek letters because they have the
official councils that when you join on the university campus,
which is alpha, lambda, mu,
what's the
mu? Mu? Okay, good. Because I never studied the Greek alphabet,
believe it or not.
I ever needed to. Yeah, it's some some schools. They used to teach
Latin, right.
And those kids always had a head start, or they were always better
in vocab and everything else. Because you know, half the
language is based in Latin. The other half is based in
German half of English. All right, so what else you want to tell
everybody here about? About your? You want to tell us some stories?
What are some interesting stories that happened that would make
someone say, oh, my gosh, I never had anything like that I want to
join.
I might, if you're cool with that, I'll start with one. A lot of
things in this is like normal. It's like a trope for fraternities
is like the whole secrecy aspect of it. What is it called? secrecy,
secrecy, secrecy, okay.
Behind closed doors, things like that, yeah, the way we apply it
is, it's the ability to be able to confide into someone,
the process of them didn't put his private matters into the public,
and we live in a society where everything is put out there. And
again, the process of them was a private person himself, able to
travel, for example, anywhere in the nation, stay with someone and
know that I can trust them based on our shared ideals. You know,
it's great people are free to express themselves, however,
which, you know, however, you know, however, however they want
to, so, without going too much into specifics, we've had times
where like a brother would come to us with like, a really pressing
issue, right, where it's like, you know, genuinely life or death,
right, or use of situation or it's, I'm trying to get married,
but I'm going through XYZ heard block struggles, whatever it may
be. So being able to go into just to confide and have like a best
friend,
readily available now, like, you know, put some time on someone's
calendar, and they'll get back to you type know, like, I if I text
him or call him at three o'clock in the morning saying, Hey, I have
a flat tire. People show up, right? Someone hit Amago, like,
Okay, I'm coming, and they'll come in, like five, six guys who heard
that I'm in need will pull up. So being able to have a resource like
that may not get nationwide, to me is like, it's a beautiful thing.
But going back to secrecy, it's like if you aren't able to confide
into someone, how can I ask you for help? Or how can I ask you for
help without worrying if you're gonna put on Instagram or Tiktok?
Or whatever? Yeah. So that's really good, really, source of
brotherhood. And Samba is basically one of the biggest
features of our religion hence, the people in the first generation
are called Sahaba. Because they were always in the company of the
messenger peace be upon him
as a result of that his state affected them.
And they grew they grew from that and so today we still live in that
world where we need to constantly be in good company. So I like this
it's really good.
What else do we have to do want to say if anything else that
you want to share with everybody about the fraternity and how grows
etc.
I think it's important to mention that
When you take a step towards joining this fraternity and you
get through a process and you go through initiation and you become
an active member,
your
priority start to change and your perspective starts to change.
You know, the previous 18 to 20 years of your life, every decision
that you make sort of the purpose of yourself, or benefiting
yourself in some way.
And when you're committed in an organization, like not just you
know, coming and going, but you're committed lifelong to an
organization, the experiences that you have there, say we get into an
argument or, or we disagree on something, we're still committed
to that organization, and we're, and we're forced to be there. So
in those situations, we overcome our differences. And the unity is
what is a priority. And so I think when a deal mentions, like if
someone is in trouble at 2am, and we're all sitting at home, there's
like three guys that respond. In order to get to that point, it
takes a lot of work. Yeah, I think the natural response is to come up
with an excuse saying sorry, I'm busy, when really, I'm just
scrolling on social media. But for your, for your mind and your heart
to be calibrated to point where you're like, you see that you're
like, I need to go. Yep. is I think one of the most important
aspects of the fraternity. Yeah.
And that's gonna take so many different experiences together.
Yeah. And the best place to have that is through college. Now, when
someone joins a fraternity, doesn't that campus need a space?
Usually frats they have a house? Don't you need a space? Like,
where do you hang out?
You find places it would be, it'd be great to have a frat house in
the shallow you know, that's in the plans.
Given, you know, we're 10 years and Inshallah, in the next few
years, we'll start focusing on Yeah, like, even if, even if it's
a rented apartment. Yeah, right. That the whole that if every frat
member put in five bucks a month, that's five times 700. That's,
that's probably the rent for the month, especially where the rent
is low, like, Wisconsin 3500, you could buy a whole house three to
500 bucks in Wisconsin, right? So they should be the first ones to
have a property. But even if just even if you just rented a space,
right? And if you join the frat, you get a discounted rent. Right?
And you all live in that apartment? That is not a great
idea.
Yeah, and it does happen. It happens organically, a lot of
places
will have a member or two that are sharing an apartment together. And
that becomes a space or there'll be places on campus that that can
just become a space for the guys to go.
So it's not like one specific place and it changes throughout as
people come and go. Yeah, because it would it would be also, you
know, talking about trusting one another for the fret to be on the
hook for you know, 12 months of rent.
That's like, you know, people do a trustful forget to trustful,
right. How about a trust bill? Right? Hey, the fret is getting
our first apartment. All of us are responsible for its rent five
bucks a month, times 700. That's $3,500. That's going to cover
rent, right? And then on top of that, the student pays, you know,
like $200 a month for rent. That's very cheap rent, right? And boom,
now you have profit. No.
I'm making money for you guys. It's a good idea. So yeah.
Listen, I love the initiative. We need Samba groups wherever we go.
I love your initiative. Anytime that you guys want to make an
announcement about anything. Feel free to contact or
hop on to the Nether effects live stream. And even if it's for five
minutes, you want to make an announcement. You could do that in
sha Allah Todd.
So just a couple Okay, and may Allah reward you guys for what
you're doing. And really hope that some students at our own
university at Rutgers
come through and put put put one together. So just a couple lucky
thanks for coming on.
If you see this in different renders apply, I'll send them your
way alm.com Alpha learn to view that word. alpha lambda mu. How do
you spell mu m IU N mu? Just me you okay good. Alright, dot O R G
you guys heard that alpha lambda mu dot O R G. Does that come
Lafayette guys for coming on? And Joel I will see you again soon.
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McCann, it is a question of location. It is also a question of
rank. Okay, where does he rank? All right. All right, in your
world, where does he rank in your view? Where does he rank? So Hola,
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whatever? Like where do you rank?
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And if we haven't fallen further, unless Ken Andelman Zilla, so it
is possible. The fact that it's possible means that it's not an
explicit text. That is the law. The fact that it's possible good
is it's a question about Mandela. And as a result that opinion also
be valid. Okay. I sought to be in a summit where he
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with the Kitab a chameleon wall Lim sharks a Muslim Imam Mohammed
Abdullah Khalifa
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verses that are taken on its literal meaning Bell it is
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He said in his book Al mob suit
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narration and not Raju la kala Alia it's Karaca. But Mina, the
man said to the Prophet peace be upon him I O.
To free a slave I have to free a slave because of an oath he took
or some other reason. Good.
So, do is she is this slave girl a Muslim or not? So that if I free
her, I fulfilled my will. So the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam asked her questions about what her belief is. Good.
So it would make sense then that she doesn't here or something.
Because otherwise why did not demand asker? Right? Why would it
demand just that he? She's his slave, right? Why did he just ask
her?
All right, so the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam for
Korean interview Scylla Lozano ain Allah for a shot at Illa Summit.
Well, an avant be Rasulullah sallallahu is and who yell to the
woman who didn't and youth bitter la hija wala mccannon where is
your God? Where is the love to you? Is he one of these idols? Or
is he
the one God that we worship? So he says here, that He's not asking
the location of Allah he says, Ask him what her religion is because
the question is, is she a believer or not? Is she one of us Muslims
who worship Allah, that is that we face the Kaaba and the Qibla of
dua is the heavens or and we can say, we worship the one in the sky
meaning the one who is the Qibla of
have prayer to Him is the sky. Okay? The cupola of dA is the sky.
Alright, I'm into Memphis sama and it is permissible to say, in my
jazzy language for some meaning in loftiness in rank, alright. And
his affair in terms of the work of angels happens in the sky it
physically happens in the sky far above us. So this is what he's
saying here.
All right.
And so he says it is not a Hoja because of all the possible
meanings that it could have. This means motive Adela.
By the way, again, I'm repeating again, the HANA biller that a 30
year they're welcome to have their view and opinion on this
and not that they need anyone's permission but we are not at war
with their opinions we're just saying this is what the shadow
have said called the Abu Bakar terminal aura be a portal to be no
we even have Alaska and he called the Abu Bakr blobby says Al Murad
and so early he l McKenna. All right. Well, men Zilla for in
Macedonia saheeli is a location is incompatible with belief in Him.
If needed Josie in his book deaf shuba at Ashby.
By the way, it's Hadith and while we have an Al Hakim, cultural
conservator in the OMA and Allah to Allah layer we sum up all
right, we it is established that the skies cannot contain Allah
subhanaw taala right.
That he has some will art will Allah Tada mu and it cannot
contain him. Allah Akbar. All the directions of the Earth cannot
contain Allah. Well in order for Audrey Furby ishara to tell the
will harlot binder this image Josie humbly that we're pointing
to the sky means loftiness and tell them
to call Allah mobile will little burgee la lucha to read was for
who Bill Alou will be Delica use of a Kulu mentioned Hello. So Alou
greatness is pointed to as being physically above you physically
point with your hands up like this whereas someone's Oh He's way up
we say this all the time. Good. Oh the autumn of the pastor way up
there. But they're physically not up there. We mean by that in their
greatness they're up there that's what we mean and that's what she
means and his greatness and His rank got
he is up there.
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was not intending his location. He's intending Which God do you
worship? Okay, so therefore if no one has 100 on who? What are Sulu
Allah mean and yes, Allah VALIC right.
is asking is it the God of the earth? These pagan gods or is it
ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada who's good Blitzer dA is the heavens
to be a dentist so
he replied to Josie on this. He says a Melco LUFA kolu sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam lil geria in Allah Allah for summer he will cut
the kalam and Nasrallah demon will Hadith and will Kalam Allah He
Maru for la de Bella who then they know how the Rajamouli and who
Masha Allah Allah Buddha attained Leia Caballo Kira, okay, so that's
a polemic and a jab at YBNL claim. And we don't want to get into the
argumentation of the old lemma. We're just presenting the sad
opinion about this good
if I can see what it is that
I had them say to the judge. It's not a Hoja because it has many
different meanings possibility of as for trying to establish that it
means his location. Good. Fell barahi and we'll call him a
Phaeton Azula he SubhanaHu Annen McCann will McCann yet
was the man was the man yet? Allah subhanaw taala Trent is said that
he is transcendent or affirms his transcendence beyond time and
space, put it in a meme. Murph is summer word he will call in cooler
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Is is everything in the heavens on Earth who says it? It is Allah's
were them wish I'd be n and McCann, coulomb a fee molecule
Allah. Everything in the skies is the property of Allah.
God it's Allah Allah Houma second effing Laila,
anything that exists in the day and the night, which is everything
is his, without, again due to Allah and Zima. And what Kulu
Murphy moleculer time, night and day, night and day,
everything in time is his.
For her 10 and a 10, these two verses indicate that time and
space,
all of it is in the possession of Allah. And that indicates that he
is transcendent beyond time and space.
I think that's enough for reading this for now, I guess we got our
point across sometimes our live stream covers needs to cover
secondary questions, such as this hadith.
So that you can really be aware and have an idea of what's the
ultimate have said about it. And we do that and I repeat it again,
without any intent
to establish argumentation.
And I don't follow the doctrine or the or the or the sorry, the the
saying, I don't follow that
idea that
we should never talk about these things. I think that's the
opposite. We should always talk about things that
that do come up in people's mind and do come up
in conversation, right? It's far better to talk about these things
rather than just try to never discuss them. Right? You're not
going to really succeed. When you
just say well, let's just not talk about everything.
Amar says fibula of the sky, did I get that right? Yes. Just as the
people of sulla Where does our chests and our face direct to the
Kaaba, right, the table of door is the sky
as a man duped so that doesn't mean that when you make all you
have to do this, you can look down to your hands know, within
humility, nothing, no problems to that
I repeat again for everybody. Go to lock Cosina 367 dot org, it's
in need of a little boost. The Wednesday dinners the organization
as a whole is a need for a little bit of a boost. A little kick in
the pants and that kick in the pants is going to come from you.
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rebellion against the rulers from completely forbidden the meaning
of the Hadith, the prophetic Hadith that
lithotomy McLogan female theatre hall there is no obedience to the
creation
when it's in,
in the disobedience of the Creator, okay.
It means in that specific order, doesn't mean we slough off our
allegiance to him in his statement. So I have a Muslim
ruler today. And he comes up to me and he says, Listen, I need you
to,
to go to this club.
And I need you to
you start giving dower in the club with alcohol and women and all
that stuff. I say to him, No, that's forbidden. I'm not doing
it. Simple as that. And he says, I'm your ruler. I said NIV Allah
was the first ruler, right?
So he said, Are you rebelling against me? No, I'm not rebelling
against you. You're You're the king still I don't have no problem
with that. But I'm not doing this. So it means in this specific
matter you don't obey Him but rebellion is not permitted for us.
So oh my god what's going on? Why don't you have the other picture?
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Why is it forbidden to look up while in prayer? Because the
Sunnah is to look straight and the Prophet forbade looking up. Why
did he forbidden looking up? Allah knows best so that you could look
straight. That's it. You should look straight or down. Where
you're mixing jute on to opinions of the jurists
your your thoughts on Mohammed Dibner shamsudeen who's acting a
lot like that never even heard of him. Who is he Omar?
Never even heard him.
No, CMC is the opposite of that. He's more on the medical side of
things. Muhammad Adnan shamsudeen. Never even heard of him. I see him
now almost pulled them up online, but I heard him question for you.
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Is it possible that Allah tests us with something we cannot bear?
Okay, the answer, we don't worry about the nature of the test, we
only worry about what is Has Allah commanded us to do okay. And we
say that the Sharia is always bearable.
So for example, if Allah subhanaw taala
tests you with a very difficult parent
who asks you to do very difficult things.
Right?
Ask you to do very difficult things.
This does the Cydia change. And in that say that you don't have to
obey them? Well, we have to ask if it's physically detrimental to
your body, or forbidden in your religion. Okay. And you're still a
dependent upon them in their home.
Then you don't have to do them.
Your mom says to you, I don't want you fasting, I want you to take in
the medical school exam.
You disobey her you have to disobey her. Your dad says I don't
want you praying fetch in the morning you should sleep so that
you can study? No,
you disobey Him. Or your mom says to you, I need you to go out and
to become tough. You go out and snow and shovel snow with a T
shirt on only you're going to get the flu. The Cydia itself says you
disobey in that case, you don't go and harm yourself. Let's go big
competitor look. So the question is, should not be should be. What
is the Sharia regarding this test? All right. What is it? Should I
say regarding this? If now you come to me and you say hey, my 13
year old kid, every day, my mom makes me do like an hour of
chores.
And I never have time to relax. We say that you have to have somebody
with you. But you are allowed to talk to her. You're allowed to ask
an uncle or a grandparent to soften up. Okay.
30 minutes of chores is enough, let's say.
So, the shear
is allowing you to talk. It's allowing you to ask your mom to
decrease the chores. So, but other than that, you still have to have
patience. Yeah, you would have to have patience with that. Now,
here's another question. My mom told me divorce this woman. She
looked at me out of the way like the way she looked at me divorce
her. No, you don't have to obey that.
Your mom says I'm extremely sick find a time take me to the doctor.
You have to obey that. You say Mom, I got two jobs. I got seven
kids. Doesn't make a difference. You find a time
to take it out of your sleep take it out of your vacation time.
Okay, so the question should be the belief is that the shitty I
will never demand from you. Something you cannot bear.
Alright, young men not allowed to look at *.
All butts everywhere. Can't resist it. Yes, you can resist it. You
can resist it.
Even if you fall into it, you make tob
Alright, so that's the meaning of low calorie food.
long enough Scintilla what it is that Allah does not test you. He
doesn't he does not It's not that he doesn't test you with what you
cannot bear. That's an incorrect he doesn't hold you liable for
what you cannot bear.
I'm traveling, and I need to pray. Oh, you short and and combined?
I'm sick. Don't fast.
That's what we're talking about here. So it's not does Allah test
you with more than you can bear with what you can't bear?
Its does does he obligate you the test is not to be judged.
The Sharia is what will judge the sacred law?
What is the sacred law regarding a very difficult boss, get another
job? Right? You get another I don't have to obey you.
Okay, I don't have to obey you.
I'll quit and get another job. I'll resign and get another job.
All right.
Or my only skill set is to be a bartender.
Well, it's haram. So yeah, that's your test. And you can bear that
test. Because Allah has forbade it.
I mean, a guy for 30 years, he's been a bartender his whole life,
my only skill set is to be a bartender, and now I became
Muslim. What do I do? Well,
we wouldn't have said anything in your first year of Islam, or the
first period of time in Islam. But now that you asked, we have told
you the truth, you can be a bartender is a big test. Okay, you
can pass this test.
Because if it's sacred law, and it's accurate knowledge,
you can pass the test. I hope I made it clear. Cache says Can a
woman travel without maharam For the sake of girls only holiday?
Is how a Pentagon says is monarchy an Islamic cache? Automata? Yes,
Amara Yes. But trip to Las Vegas trip down to Florida down to
Miami, you know, spend a couple days in LA, in the stomach schools
of thought of all said you need a Muharram to travel. Some said the
distance of a day in the night and some said travelers distance. But
in general traveling of a woman is with a Muharram has to have a
Muharram with her. And you see, there's a lot of stuff that
happens to people. And even if nothing happened to people, the
rule would stent, if nothing no harm if it fell 10 years past, and
women traveled all by themselves. And not a single woman was
accosted or harmed.
Nor did it affect a single household and everyone was happily
married, the rule would stay the same.
Thank you. That's just the rule. You can look for wisdoms or you
could not look for wisdom. So this is the rule that the prophets had
done.
But I'm sure that if you look you'll find a lot of wisdom. And
here's another question, Adam and 70. Someone applying the hadoo
like an individual who gives 100 lashes instead of the state
forbidden? Only the ruler of a country. The legitimate recognized
ruler of a country can apply Whoa, dude.
No, if you if we said yes to that, then what have they committed
murder? Alright, are we gonna kill him? No.
No, let's do that. They make Toba instead, and they do good deeds to
get themselves forgiven. What are we gonna say? Oh my god. What is
this? Question here says is it permissible for women to dance?
For husband and women gathering? Yes.
Not just permissible. Maybe even men DUBH for the husband is
permissible for the women.
Is monarchy on Islamic? Yes, it's not Islamic to to give. It's not
as it's not the sunnah to pass rule on just because someone's
your son.
The Sunnah is that the leaders of the society, the elders, the
learned ones, they choose amongst themselves who was most worthy of
following as a leader. So in that aspect, hereditary rule is not the
Sunnah. However, if they do it and they establish power, right, then
maybe that part of it was sinful, but the they're still legitimately
to be followed their legitimate rulers, the transfer was not
according to Sharia and Sunnah.
You understand? But the there once they're in charge, it doesn't
matter how they attained it. That's a separate question. So how
the ruler attains his position is one question. What do they do
afterwards? is another question. If they establish power, and
they're clearly in charge, then we're obligated to submit to that
power. As the ruler we can't rebel against. You understand?
What's the best way to catch up on years worth of Miss prayers when
they take two more questions going to wrap up early today?
You pray every Salah two times
and by the way, you don't pray any nephila
Got you pray, but you can pray with you pray every Salah two
times for the amount of years that you missed your prayer, and even a
little extra to make absolutely sure that you covered all your
Miss prayers. Is it so no more aka essential while traveling in
Hanafy math method? Is it yes or no? When you're traveling?
Yes, you do it is.
Is wiping over the face with your hands after dua. So not yes, it's
in telling me to do that. It's so not to do that for the land for
lead lights and so NACA FIFA, it's been about a week since I stopped
wearing niqab after several months of wearing it, it feels really
weird and uncomfortable to not have it on. Can you give me any
advice for adjusting?
No adjusting time will adjust you time will adjust you went from one
opinion that is valid and flip to another opinion that is valid and
fit. So it'll just take time for that adjustment to take to occur.
What's the joint what's the ruling on joining the Freemasons, their
network is solid. I don't have enough knowledge on whether the
Freemasons are truly actually Satan worshippers at the end of
the day or not. So I can't tell you I don't know what they do.
What if they do only highlight of things that are joining them as
Khaled like joining Workers Union, right? If they do haram things,
then those things you can't do.
If a child is born deaf is obligation of celestial upon them
yes, because they can be given the message by reading. Likewise, if
someone's born blind, he's given all his message by listening. If
the child is born blind and deaf, then there's no video applicable
upon them. Even if like we have the example of Helen Keller, she's
an exception that in the Sharia if you're born blind and deaf, you
have no tech leaf. Even if you learn to communicate with the
person that's sunnah for the man dude for them nephila For them,
they have no tech leaf in the Sharia. And they in that case, we
believe them and Jana,
growing up as a Muslim in this day and age, I didn't know I could get
married young. When I want went to university. I told my mom that I
wanted to get married and engaged and she didn't let me Did my mom
commit sin? I don't think so because there is audit and there
is harm and benefit. So if the society deems that life is now so
complicated that you can't get married at 16 for some reason the
society deems that right, let's say hypothetically, well, it's not
a hypothetical. That is the reality most people deem marriage
at 1516 1718 to be still young. Does that mean that's the
shittiest position? No, that's the Oath of the people. They could be
wrong, right? I mean, today, we if you really want it to be you may
be able to work it out. But you would still if you are dependent
upon your mom and dad, you still have to obey them. Okay? If you're
a dependent
of them. Once your work and you live on your own, then they cannot
tell you not to marry.
They can stop your marriage is treated like a die in dire need,
like food and water. They can't stop you from marrying.
Likewise, a woman who's been married before got divorced her
husband died then goes back to her father's house. He can't stop her
from marrying. But he still has to be there with her as a Willie. He
still has to be there with her in the process, but he can't stop
her. el amo could be an FCN Walia
What do you think about the people we're doing special prayers and
things like that because today's marriage there's no special a bed
for extra in marriage. Except education general stuffer but
there's no set a bed for it.
Ladies and gentlemen, we gotta go a lot of good questions here but
we do have to go please don't forget like Cosina 367 dot o RG.
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