Shadee Elmasry – NBF 107 Affairs of Umma
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Bismillah al Rahman al Rahim Al hamdu lillah wa Salatu was Salam
ala Rasulillah. While early he was happy to be here when Manuela
welcome everybody to another episode of the nothing but facts
live stream as we proceed now into episode, I don't know what 100 And
something 107 On
a day in which Subhanallah it makes me really just I was
thinking about some other countries, how they're, they may
be a Muslim country, but they're not able to do a ton of what we're
able to do and we have to be thankful and grateful we're just
like,
it's it's sort of a pastime for people to be haters and to just
hate it be negative about everything whine and complain
about everything. Just joking about with some of the brothers
here that the pastime of employees is to just be hating on the
administration all the time. This is like what they do for fun,
right? Is to hate on everything just whine and complain and we
feel like we rally in Unity by whining and complaining but I was
just thinking like half of this stuff
we wouldn't be able to do in a Muslim country
the biggest ones Egypt we get shut down Syria of course he didn't
even live there anymore. Baghdad Wild Wild East Iraq is a wild wild
East all these countries you have
all these countries you couldn't be able to do this stuff. Right?
So we have to be grateful and today we're on the What's wrong
with the internet here is not working on my phone.
Something very weird because I need today we are talking about
the affairs of the OMA and if I could load it up here a really
you have a it's my my phone is the only one logged into the New York
Times that's a problem.
I don't know why the internet is failing on my phone.
All right, let's go to the affairs of the OMA and we have some beef
in Leicester, England, which I spent about four, maybe three of
the four years in England saying like Esther
and people would say meet me at Gloucester road and I cannot find
Gloucester road for the life of me. And it's Glock Casta road. So
there's an extra see I'm like I'm looking at the map bro there is no
Gloucester road there's Glock HESTA road
what are they say Oregon? Oh, really?
All right, listen up. There is some beef in the UK.
And why does it seem that there's just no peace in the UK? It's like
groups are at each other's throats all the time the Muslim groups now
we have the Hindu versus the Muslim. Well, maybe this will
unify the Muslims a little bit. So maybe it's actually a blessing in
disguise that the Muslims can unify between this a gang of
drunken Hindu youth terrorizing the Muslims of Leicester.
So the Hindus and the Chinese and the and the Israelis are really
like just such animosity.
The tension began in May when a 19 year old Muslim man was attacked
with bats and poles by 30 Hindu youths.
Again, Wednesday is the affairs of the OMA so we read usually I like
to read from five pillars uk.com Okay, it's a good website.
Okay, so they're beating up this Muslim guy. And they attacked a
man who was trying to protect the victim in his house. So this 19
year old was beaten so bad, he went to the hospital. And it was
of course reported to the police, but the perpetrators got away.
They weren't charged. Then on August 28, after a India Pakistan
cricket match. A large group of Hindu men marched through the
streets in Leicester chanting death to Pakistan,
which led to clashes a Sikh who was trying to stop the chance was
assaulted, as was a local police officer. So they assaulted a cop
essentially.
According to locals.
According to the locals, two days ago, another Muslim youth also 19
years old. He was attacked by Hindu men again, and he went out
when he went out to smoke a cigarette late at night. The
incident had happened after another Pakistan india cricket
match. The Muslim was accused of celebrating the Pakistan victory
by throwing eggs at people.
He was attacked so badly
Do
you wonder why
he was attacked so badly that
he went to the hospital Zoo.
And last night, there was a meeting in Leicester about the
incidents attended by over 300 people, a town hall, Leicester
Town Hall. And there's no white people anymore. Right? The British
reverse colonization has taken full effect in England, right.
300 people, including the police and local police politicians,
after the meeting, a group of Muslim men marched through the
areas of Leicester to show their presence.
You got to be honest, it's sort of fun, right? I'd like to be part of
this clashes and standoffs with the police occurred up until about
11pm.
community activist, magic Freeman, he told five pillars, something
like this has never happened in the area, it's very shocking.
These gangs have been causing different types of issues for a
long time, antisocial behavior, such as urinating in the streets
and getting drunk and now beating people up sending them to the
hospital, over cricket matches, it turned it into a third world.
That's what they did.
No offense, England shouldn't let these people in your country. Most
of them women in the area, say they're being intimidated by
Hindus. And locals feel like the police aren't taking it seriously.
Right? They're frustrated with the police.
Muslims and Hindus have been living in peace here for years.
They've never had any issues. But this specific group of youngsters
are going around getting drunk and beating people hidden because
they're getting drunk. They must not be getting that drunk, then
they wouldn't be able to differentiate between the Muslim
and Hindu, right. I mean, I don't know what it's like to be drunk.
But I'm assuming when you're drunk, you're not able to
actually,
you know, take an action that's, that makes that has any logic to
it. So they have a killer logic. They're attacking Muslims. Right?
And sending them to the hospital. They'd done this many times. So I
don't know. Interesting. I would think that if you get drunk, you
don't even know how to do that.
You would attack anybody, you would not even successfully attack
them. Right? So I guess there's levels of drunkenness, I don't
know.
So in saying here, if the police had done their job the first time
they would have nipped in the bud, but now they know they can get
away with it. Okay.
They know that they can get away with this is a great article by
Yes.
Yep, we are. Yeah, we are.
He added, the Muslims in the area didn't respond to these
provocations, because the family of the victim of the attack in May
told them, they'd gone to the police. So the Muslims didn't
react. But the attacks haven't stopped. And these gangs are
picking Muslims off by a number when they're 30. And they find one
Muslim who's alone, then he's no match for them.
At the meeting last night, the Muslims made it clear that they
have no problem with Hindus. I mean, to be honest with you, that
may be the right thing to say. But it's not the effective thing to
say. If you want a gang of Hindus are beating you up.
You got to sort of show up with a bigger gang. Right? You don't mean
necessarily have to use it. But you don't go to the group that's
beating you up and say, Hey, we get along.
All right.
They said we will not accept our kids getting beaten up. Okay,
that's just words. So you need to actually
come out with a showing of a bigger gank. Right? So not always
that you that when you when you show up with a bigger weapon,
doesn't mean you're gonna use it, but you got to show the other
person that you haven't. And that's usually what scares them
away. Five Pillars contacted Leicestershire police, and they
issued the following statement yesterday evening. On Monday, the
fifth of september two days ago, we received reports that a number
of people were in the area of Cottesmore road, and that three
people had suffered injuries that were not life threatening or life
changing. One person suffered a stab wound on their hand. That's
pretty bad. What if he was a surgeon? A full and robust
investigation is underway. Our message is clear. We have zero
tolerance approach. We have a zero tolerance approach to violence. We
are saddened that these incidents have occurred and we understand is
all political speak by the way it's not going to get anything
done. What's going to get anything done is a bigger Gang on the
street.
This is just very good for for showing, like the whites, the
British government that you're behaving properly, but that's not
what's gonna get things done.
There is our aim to de escalate tensions against political words.
In addition, we are working closely with community leaders and
trying to provide reassurance and prevent inadvertent misinformation
spreading in the community.
We have taken extensive action this week, right? As we were aware
of community tensions that resulted from disorder after the
Asia Cup cricket match. There was an incident in the area of Melton
erode and Shaftesbury Avenue after this match where an Indian
supporter was assaulted by other India supporters. Okay, so it
looks like they got the wrong guy. Anyway, a video of this has been
circulating on social media outlet inside and see it. Police have
been taking a preventative stance investigating keeping an open
dialogue. This is nonsense. A man who was arrested in connection
with this incident was later released under investigation
further, at 1:45am. Last Monday, just Monday that passed, a man was
assaulted near to a Bridge Road in East Leicester. At this time, the
victim is considering the options of engaging with the police. But
we have continued to work with him and talk to him about what
happened. So Muslims, you don't have like a bunch of big dudes
put on like, a certain t shirt that has a certain color. Right?
At all. We just walk around the streets. I don't know if it's
allowed to carry around a cricket bat. Right.
You know, that's what I would do. Walk around with the creek just
walk around the streets. big bunch of dudes. Security.
There was a guy I picked up on the street and
some of them my kids think it's crazy. But when I see people
walking on the streets on the summer day or something, I pick
them up. I give them a ride. Right? I usually make them sit
next to me so that they can it's safer. If he sits next to you
because you if you watch all the mob movies, someone is behind you.
That's dangerous. He gets put a thing around your neck. So you
know about that in the mob movies. That's how the mafia they kill
everybody. So the guy sits next to me. We chit chat. It turns out
he's a security work security. Right. I told him to come to the
soup kitchen. His name is Romeo is he's he's a security guard. Right?
I had some fruit with me. I gave him some fruit. And we became like
acquaintances. He was really like shocked. I gave him a ride. He was
really happy. He was about to walk six miles. I gave him a ride. It
took me two minutes. Right? We became friends anytime we need
security. We got him. We got Abdullatif we got him Muhammad Al
Jerry
Lewis? Which one? Oh, Louis. Yes, yes. Except Louis is going to come
in like some kind of Versace. And he's not going to want to get it
dirty. Right. That's his problem. Right? But he's like, I don't want
to get my sneakers dirty. But this guy.
Security, you always have to have physical security on site. All
this talk is nonsense. Okay. In my opinion, on personal opinion, you
still have to do it for the sake of just like, for the sake of
doing it, politically being political about it. But
the real way that you're going to be effective, if it's something on
the streets, is the solution is going to be on the streets, right?
Not in the halls of politics, and the newspapers.
All right.
We are keen to avoid further incidents, but should they occur,
officers may use dispersal powers under Section 34.
The anti social behavior act
of 2014 failing to comply with an order is a criminal offence and
police can return anyone under the age of 16 to their home address.
Notices can be issued. Okay.
I'm telling you, we you got to hunt down this gank All right. You
got to hunt them down
and send one of them to the hospital.
Break an ankle. What's wrong with that? Right? It's not overreacting
is not violence.
All right. It's just one angle. Not a big deal. That's it. That's
how it's gonna
All right. So the Hindus have responded to five pillars UK.
Okay. It's not advocating violence. It's not advocate. But
if you're someone who is attacking someone, and you respond, you have
the right by law and by Sharia. All right. That's what I'm saying.
We're not saying that. You go out there and you find an innocent
person to attack No. Alright, so Bihar, Timo hits and Delia from
India is saying this is all fake news. It is you Muslims
terrorizing the Hindus instead.
All right, let's see what else five pillars got very interesting
story. By the way, we have another story that I'm going to read to
you about war
in America.
But it is not a war between people. It's a war between a
rancher and the local beavers. And really honestly, it's just
beautiful. It's the, the miracle of the beaver that one of Allah's
creation. And you have to, you cannot see this, read this, learn
this knowledge about the beaver, and then go on becoming a
believing that this came from nothing. It must have come from a
knowledgeable creator when you read this. But let's see if
there's any more juicy stuff. All right, Liz trust is the new Prime
Minister of England. And there's only one piece of thing that's
important here is that
she wants strong ties with Turkey. So I think that's good for Turkey.
Right? It's good for Turkey that the UK wants strong ties. That's
the only thing we're gonna say about that. Because otherwise it's
just internal politics, but that's the new prime minister of Turkey
and that full Boris Johnson. It has been replaced. Okay,
unceremoniously dismissed and kicked to the curb like a dog.
Folks, this Warren's foes This is our version of the MSA, sorry, the
British version of what we call the MSA. They call it the
Federation of Islamic society.
Students Islamic society, the Federation of Students, Islamic
societies. So we call MSA they call it England, Islamic
societies. And they and the the, the umbrella group is called
ferocious.
Okay. it warrants. All right, it may tell Muslim students to
withdraw
from the NUS, which is the National Union of Students, over
Islamophobia concerns, so namely, the National Union of Students is
essentially I guess,
against Muslims. And so folks, this is saying, Well, we're gonna
pull out of this. So well, let's see what they have to say. Because
as I don't know, for the for those just joining
Wednesday's is for the affairs of the Muslims. We don't have a
Muslim
paper for news in America. Right? It would be all pretty much like
pathetic news, anyway. But
the British have all sorts of news here.
Alright, so folks, this represents Islamic society, student groups,
basically.
And it has said it will encourage its affiliates to withdraw from
the National Union of Students, unless it supports the new
president Shaimaa, Delila or de la le, and addresses the
institutional Islamophobia and racism within the organization.
See,
I don't think that American muscles would ever do something
like this, we just bend over backwards, we keep bending, we
love to bend over and just
have really, very, I don't know, I never see strong stances coming
out of
and by the way, when I say strong stance, it doesn't always mean
you're always gonna, like, follow through that sometimes you just
have to
carry a big stick like one of the American presidents that doesn't
necessarily mean you have to use it.
So the statement came as the NUS President Shaimaa. The larly
Shaima is the
wet sister from what nursing of the prophets of Allah what He was
saying. That's why Muslims named that name shame.
She was suspended for anti semitism. Okay, the first time in
the union's 100 year history that a president has been suspended.
Why was she suspended was an interesting story. Right? Because
there was an inquiry which looked into allegations against her.
The NUS board members reportedly
been told that her suspension would not be seen as punitive or
disciplinary measure. That's a bunch of nonsense. What is his
suspension? That's not disciplinary measure, but what's
the reason she got suspended?
Okay, in a statement published yesterday, fossa said it stands in
solidarity with Dylan Ali, who was faced multiple who has faced
multiple summer phobic and racist attacks. Since being the
overwhelmingly elected
president of this national organization. The NUS its
representative body of students across the educational sphere,
needs to uphold the democratic mandate given to shame and not
undermine her position. It also needs to address this
institutionalized Islamophobia and racism within the organization to
send a message to Muslim students that it cares about the protection
of their rights. So what did she do? Okay, we are deeply concerned
with us negligence
and communication do
The investigation today we have not been contacted or consulted
regarding this matter. What did she do? Okay.
For many years, folks, this has dealt with troubling cases of a
sama phobia experienced by the different Islamic societies,
Muslim sabbatical officers, and the wider Muslim community blah,
blah, blah. The active targeting of muscle students through a
systemic pattern, you know, these words bother me systemic.
Whatever, these are all type of
woke activist type of words anyway. But let's see what they're
saying. What did she actually do that got her suspended? Right.
If significant steps aren't taken towards the following actions,
working with forces to conduct an investigation into the
Islamophobia in the NUS and working with BOCES to bring an
external body to conduct an investigation on how they handled
Sheamus case, in other words, an arbitrator external arbitrator
130,000 Muslim students are part of this body.
Five Pillars has contacted the NUS for common and is awaiting a
reply. In May the government cut ties with NUS over concerns of
anti semitism after Jewish students took offense to a 2012
Tweet 10 years ago, she wrote Klaver Hibernia who'd Muhammad's
army will return to it as I like to sister. It's a good president.
The 27 year old has since apologized for the tweet. I don't
like her so much anymore. Don't apologize. She's saying she's now
a different person. Don't apologize. What would you
apologize for that? Either tweet it or don't tweet it, but don't
apologize. Anyway, maybe she had to for the sake of her job or
something, then educate but actually what is wrong with it is
because they're not an oppressed area of land. So why would you
apologize for that? I would rather stick with that, if I'm gonna say
it at all. I'll stick my to my guns and not become an US
President. Anyway, maybe she couldn't get a job or something.
But you can't blame a 25 year old 27 year old because they're still
forming and they haven't realized the importance and they may be
buckled under pressure or something you can't blame them
for.
That then education secretary Naadam Zoa Zahawi said he was
seriously concerned
at the number of reports of alleged anti semitism linked.
Of course, anti semitism from what they call anti semitism to us, is
a political stance. Right? That it has, it deserves justice, your
oppressors in Gaza, we are against your oppression. And you because
you identify with your oppression, you're not oppressing
accidentally, you're not oppressing, and then feeling
guilty about it. You've taken your identity as your act, your act of
oppression of the Palestinians is your you're proud of it. You've
mingled it with your identity. So we're against your oppression,
which means we are also against you.
He added Jewish students need to have confidence that this is a
body that represents them, it represents them that has to stand
out. So they've really merged the two things that's you can't get
out of it. They've merged it, right in the same way that LGBT
has merged it with the identity of supporting them. And if you don't
support this thing, whatever, then you hate it, you're full of hate,
and you're the reason we're committing suicide.
Jews is anything Oh, if you're against Israel's actions, you're
against Jews, and you're basically a Nazi.
And us so they this is like persuasion, political concoction,
that handcuffs, anybody from speaking out. And then us
spokesman said, We cannot comment at this time as we are in the
middle of an independent QC led investigation into allegations of
anti semitism.
But as we've said before, we're prepared to take any and all
actions recommended, which is again, some political talk, blah,
blah, blah.
All right, so
that was an interesting case. And
of course,
Muslims in England, their numbers are so high, they actually can
throw around some weight, so they should but when you go in against
the hood, it's going to be a tough battle. File scene by next story.
Shamima Begum, smuggled into Syria by a Canadian intelligence agent.
Really interesting. I'm reading this because this is not the OMAS
news. This is like one person's news, but it's an interesting
story. It is widely reported by the media that Shamima beggar was
smuggled into Syria by an intelligence agent for Canada.
This is a bizarre story. File seen by the BBC and other show that an
Agent Mohammed Rashid. He claimed to have shared Miss Beckham's
passport details with Canada and smuggled other Britons over to
fight for ISIS. Miss Begum was 15 and she and two other East London
School Girls.
God is a soltana and Amira, Bessie, they traveled to Egypt to
Syria in 2015. To fight with ISIS. At the main Istanbul bus station.
The girls met Rashid, who facilitated their journey to ISIS
controlled Syria, a senior intelligence officer, his current
firm to the BBC, that Rashid was providing information to Canadian
intelligence
while smuggling people to ISIS so that means he's a double agent. Is
that what they're saying? The BBC has obtained a dossier or a
dossier on received that contains information gathered by law
enforcement intelligence, as well as material recovered from his
hard drives. He told authorities he had gathered information on the
people he helped into Syria, because he was passing it on to
the Canadian Embassy in Jordan. The dossier shows that Miss Begum
was moved to Syria through a substantial ISIS people smuggling
network, controlled from Raka. Rashid was in charge of the
Turkish side of this network and he facilitated the travel of
Britishers British men and women to ISIS. Tasneem a kanji the
lawyer of the Begam family said there will be a legal hearing in
November to challenge the removal of Miss Begam citizenship. And one
of the main arguments will be that then Home Secretary Sajid Javid
did not consider that she was a victim of trafficking.
The UK has international obligations as to how we view a
trafficked person. Good.
Now, her lawyer says this shocking that a Canadian intelligence asset
is part of this good, someone who's supposed to be an ally,
protecting our people, rather he trafficked British citizens. So is
he a double agent or what? intelligence gathering looks to
have been prioritized over the lives of children. Shamima Begum
is now held in a detention camp in northeast Syria. And her
citizenship has been taken away.
A Canadian Security Intelligence Service spokesman said he could
not publicly comment on or confirm or deny the specifics of this
investigation. A British British government spokesperson said is
our long standing policy we don't comment on security matters. Very
interesting story. All right. Let's
read a very interesting situation about the miracle. The beavers.
Well, this is not exactly affairs of the OMA as we had promised. But
we read three stories just gives us a snippet of what's going on in
our own, even if they're individual stories. Not everything
has been like, worldwide, like for example omoide news, but reminded
me of like, when you're watching local news, yeah. And they're
talking about like murders and then they're talking about crimes
and everything. Yep, like Groundhog Day. Yeah, exactly.
Exactly.
It's like, okay, we got three stories, but we got four slots to
fill. Right? What do we what do you guys got? Let's just take this
feel good story about a beaver. Let's take this, this health.
Anytime they give you like a health report. That means there's
no other news, essentially. And if it's a medicine that came out,
then the the news companies tend to be working with these
pharmaceuticals to get the word out. But listen to this. It was
war. Okay, a rancher
had a problem with the local beavers that kept making dams. And
this guy kept bombing the dams with dynamite. Okay, and now he
has made truce. So listen to this.
Horace Smith blew up a lot of beaver dams. Over the last 10
years. He's a rancher in northeastern Nevada. Firstly, I
didn't even know you can grow anything in northeast Nevada.
Okay, because it's so dry. He waged war against the animals
bombing their their dams with dynamite killing many, not from
meanness or cruelty. It was a struggle over water. Mr. Smith
blames beavers for flooding, parts of his property. Okay, they build,
they build a dam and it floods this property. Okay. His son, a
GI, eventually took over the ranch. And he started to observe
some of the benefits of these dams. So he made peace, okay. And
he is now welcoming beavers to build as they do. Okay. They're
very controversial the the beavers, Mr. Smith said, but it's
getting better.
and people are starting to wake up to the brilliance of the Beaver.
Allah's creation. This is what we're talking about right now
Allah's creation as global warming intensifies droughts, floods and
wildfire. Mr. Smith has become one of a growing number of ranchers,
scientists and other beaver believers quote unquote, right who
see the creatures not only as helpers, but as weapons of climate
resilience. Last year, when Nevada suffered one of the worst droughts
on record, it was only beaver pools that kept his cattle alive
with enough water. So if he had not if the beavers had not made
these dams that would store up the water, all of his cows would have
died. That's the year in which Mr. Smith realized these guys are our
allies. Now clearly Allah has sent these people see the the beaver is
not a pest. Now the raccoons are pests. Rats are pests, but a vivre
anything that acts you know, usually they X open in the
daylight is not a pest, right? So beavers are out there acting in
the daytime, raccoons rats, these guys are there during the
nighttime so they're pests right there do damage to your property.
But the beaver is acting in the daytime. Usually what it's going
to do something good for you.
And when if they're doing that, why don't you build your your farm
around that in a sense that like benefit from the free labor that
you're getting? When rains came strangely hard and fast. The vast
network of Dems slowed, a torrent of water raging down from the
mountain, and it protected his hay crop. That was the second benefit
he realized that came from the dams. And with the beavers help
creeks have widened into wetlands that run through the desert,
cleaning water, birthing new meadows and creating a buffer
against wildfires. Truly, beavers can be complicated partners.
They're wild. They swim. They are rodents, okay. They're the size of
they can grow to become the size of small dogs. And they are
obsessed with building dams. If there is a conflict between us and
the beavers, you can't talk it out. Beavers
dams have some side effects. They flood roads, they flood fields,
the timber forests and other areas that people want dry become what
they cause trees to fall without the thought that they bite, and
they chop away. And maybe humans wanted those trees there. So in
response to the complaints earlier, got the federal
government came in. This is what goes on in Nevada. The federal
government came in last year and killed 25,000 Beavers. So that's
what's going on. It seems like an Owen Wilson movie or something.
Right?
That the government coming in, what are you doing are going to
bomb beavers, good 25,000 Beavers were killed by the federal
government. Good. We don't know this stuff in in the city. But
this is what goes on way out west in the United States. But beavers
they also store lots of water for free. And this is becoming a
crucial factor in the parched West. Because if you're in England
out there, you're not aware of what's going on.
The West has severe droughts which is causing severe wildfires all
throughout California.
And Nevada is a bordering city state to California. They don't
just help with droughts. Droughts is the one thing they help with,
but they subdue torrential floods. When the rain or the snow melt
comes in heavy rains, and the rain comes down heavier than usual. The
dams is what's helping stop the flooding. It reduces erosion and
recharges groundwater. And the wetlands beavers create have extra
benefits of stashing Khyber carbon. In addition to that.
It stops forest fires, because the beavers made the lands wet. It
protects from forest fires. This is a brilliant creation of Allah
tun. In addition to all that the rodents do environmental double
duty, because they also tackle another crisis unleashed by
humans, rampant biodiversity loss. There wetlands are increasingly
recognized for creating habitats for different species. So now we
have grouse. We have salmon coming into the land, right because
beavers created wetlands. Beavers, you might say are having their
moment. This is the author's like really having fun reading this
article in Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah and
Wyoming. The Bureau of Labor
Then management is working with partners to build beaver like dams
that they hope real beavers will claim and expand. In California
the new state budget designated about $1.5 million a year to
restoring the animals the beaver for climate resilience and
biodiversity benefits so they're basically going to bring in some
beavers we need to get beavers back to work said California
Secretary of Natural Resources okay
mark my word that someone's going to read this there's going to be a
Disney there's going to be a Pixar script about the beavers and it's
gonna have a character like a farmer that goes to war with the
beavers and then they make peace
Alright, they'll make it a comedy like
was that one
where the pets it's like the the pets in each in the cities in the
apartments. Zootopia is one of them. Like, you know, these kids
movies, where they have the pets talk the animals talk, I'm going
to make a movie about this full employment for beavers, also known
as beaver believers, okay.
And they like to note that the animals work for free. Further
east. Let's just wait till the activists come in and get
ridiculous about this the animal rights activists further east were
what and they're gonna say exploitation.
Water and beavers are more plentiful in the east. So the job
market isn't as hot fry for the beaver.
Right? We have plenty of water out here East in the east of the
country. Out West, it's more dry.
In Maryland, there are groups trying to lure beavers to help
clean the water that flows into the Chesapeake Bay in Wisconsin.
They're trying to bring out beavers to reduce flooding. Right
in the vulnerable areas of Milwaukee.
Milwaukee is one of the big cities of Wisconsin, instead of killing
beavers, the federal government should be embracing them as an
important component of federal climate adaptation, according to
two scientists who study beavers and hydrology.
That's what you do all day.
It may seem trite to say that beavers are a key part of the
National Climate Action Plan. But the reality is they're a force of
15 to 40 million highly skilled environmental engineers said Dr.
Jordan, and Dr. Fairfax, in a prospective article in the
research journal wire. Okay, and it's got a hyperlink as if
someone's going to actually click it and read it. Dr. Fairfax is
recent search focuses on how beaver comes complexes interact
with wildfires. In other words, the beaver may be the source of a
solution for the Western wildfires, because they're going
to stop water and it's going to wet the forests in the woods. For
now, her findings indicate that that the beavers have succeeded.
The woods are too wet to burn because of the dams created by the
beavers. Right? Amazing. But as climate change makes wildfire more
intense, she said that could change. We cannot afford to work
against them any longer. We need the beavers. I can't
it's like a Disney movie. Alright, Caroline Nash, a river scientists
at the consulting firm CK blueshift LLC has published
research on I mean, it's a very fancy very cool name. It's as if
some kind of Hara like hit bread CK blueshift what are they beaver
related restoration projects. That's the company. Right? And
they need to be there go around identifying where the beaver can
help. It's all about identifying the locations where the beavers
survival interests align with the human survival interests. Okay.
Now he's doctrinaire said they don't always align. So to suggest
that they're always going to be aligned, is creating a recipe for
false hopes and broken expectations and loss of trust.
Where do we have a relationship with de vivre? All right, if it's
useful, it's useful. It's not useful. It's not useful before
Europeans. Anyone ever eat the beaver?
Does anyone eat beaver?
before Europeans arrived in North America, beavers engineering
helped to shape the landscape and hydrology of the continent from
coast to coast, but their fur was also very popular for the famous
felted hats. All right, and trappers had nearly eradicated
them by trapping them. Killing them just for the fur is don't we
have a character in American history where the guy wears the
beaver fur cap, right, as their numbers climbed back because these
trapping was made illegal and the fur wearing such furs became
looked down upon. Alright,
Their numbers climb back about a century ago. Now with that came
many conflicts with the humans. Even in places where the beaver is
honored as a state animal, right, any guesses where the beaver is a
state animal?
In Canada,
because when I look up these dishes,
barbeque beaver Oh, they eat it. Soup. Well, you got it right.
You got it right, Canada, the national animal of Canada is the
beaver. Okay, or a national symbol. They said, of course the
maple leaf is one and the maple syrup is a big deal. And then the
beaver and then
in the United States, it's New York and Oregon. They consider the
beaver to be a national animal there isn't the Oregon aren't they
called the beavers like the Oregon University, the Ducks Okay, I got
my my lake animals confused. Beavers build dams with logs,
sticks, stones and mud. It's amazing how they built dams, right
to create deeper water wells, which helped them dodge predators
like bears. So by building a dam, they could go under it and they
could dodge the bear. Avoid the bear. Their lodges have underwater
entrances and they stockpile food below the surface for winter.
Their front teeth are orange from the iron that strengthens them
from knowing trees after they know trees. Alright, they get stronger
Yeah, really, all over the place. Wow. So they have a lot of their
teeth are very special and it helps them gnaw away at the trees,
which when they do that their teeth even gets sharper. When
human beaver conflicts arise. They can be addressed without killing
the animals experts say paint and fencing can protect trees from
knowing my gonna go building fences everywhere. Systems like
the beaver deceiver, secretly undo their handiwork with pipes that
drain water oh okay so now there's a company called the beaver
deceiver. Right? It's a product now this is the first time this
this product has gotten any attention.
So you it's a pump that siphons water outside of their dams.
Basically, it drains water from out of their settlements. Even if
the beaver kept digging, the pipe will drain the water outside of
their settlement. Okay, and this is more effective than killing the
animals say animal rights activists because the new Beaver
tend to move into empty habitats. Alright, that's that makes sense.
You bombed some beavers newbie viewers would move in. If
coexistence is impossible, good, then a growing number of groups
and private businesses are seeking to relocate rather than kill the
nuisance beavers. We put the newest hints in air quotes, says
Molly elves, a wildlife biologist with the Tulalip tribes a
federally recognized tribal organization south of Seattle. It
moves unwanted beavers to land managed by the United States
Forest Service. The group's impetus was a desire to expand the
extraordinary habitat that beavers offer salmon culturally and
economically important species. When they started in 2004 Tulalip
tribes had to invoke their sovereign treaty rights to
relocate beavers because doing so was illegal in Washington,
Washington State, they lobbied for the push. Imagine that. Hey, Mr.
Sen. We need we have a beaver bill. Beaver relocation is now
legal statewide.
One lesson learned keep beaver families together, they're much
more likely to stay where we put them. If the whole family is
there, beavers tend to form a really tight knit familial bonds,
you know, and it should yeah, we're, this is recommended to do
this, to try to coexist with these animals. Right. But in many
states, it's illegal to relocate beavers and other wildlife, in
part because officials worry about people simply moving the problem
elsewhere. Okay, I'm not interested in all this stuff. The
miracle of the beaver the wonder of what they did, and how they
created wetlands in dry areas that stopped forest fires, and how in
times of drought, their pools allowed the cows to drink. And
how, in flood times, it was the dams that stopped the floods. That
to me, is the point of why we're reading this because it's like one
of the names of understanding
the creation of Allah subhana which ALLAH that is just, you'll
never stop learning and to take on nature as an enemy is not a smart
thing. And you started so to understand actually, the the
wisdom of the Native Americans were they actually nature's very
strong force. So work with it, rather
And then trying to work against it. Rather than trying to
fight you can't fight it's too big for you.
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Sorry, brother Eunice's last day before he's gonna go back to Nui
no way Eunice is going to school. So there's no sneaking in an ear
but hmm
I don't want to get in trouble if suggesting that with the with your
your teachers who we all know because it's a community school
here. Shake Shack says teacher. So you guys know that we have a
community school here normally med school
is next is eight miles from us. And is on the same property as one
of the biggest the biggest Masjid in the area. Us mbyc We're we
actually have a bigger masala and we have a gym but we're a smaller
property and we're not even we're it's like a rented space, right a
small rented space but it's a very big masala and we have a big gym.
Eight miles south of us
is the norley man school Chickamauga teaches there. Right
he teaches optina there and Yunus attends that school. So their
official method is Hanafi they have an official method which is
very good
Hanafy and a lot of our some of our Safina society Quran teachers
teach there Now
not everyone in Safina Saudi attended that school some of them
are homeschoolers, some of them just go to regular school, but a
lot of the community goes to that school. So that's why there's a
lot of if you come you can go to that school. You can sign up for
tuition assistance if you need
All right, let's go to Instagram. Donald Hamdi is here
at Russell humbly is here marhaba Macomb
okay we are teaching him buddy fit at ARC view dot O R G for the
first time
okay
mn Todd is here Alright, what else we got Ryan?
Is it permissible to be buried in a non Muslim cemetery if a Muslim
cemetery is very far from where you live
not because there's harm there is a place of honor that you don't
get buried in a pagan graveyard. I mean, how far are we talking?
How far are we talking an hour? You're only going to make the trip
once in your life unless you want to visit the person but no
no you're not very Muslim with the with the in the pagan graveyard
Jabby poet is here existence of Islam Mustafa say it they're all
here strangest 14
What else you got right
when a Muslim dies people visit the homes of his loved ones and
bring food and talk about the disease
Yes, it's allowed it's allowed your the concept of visitation of
the is called as and you do this for three days you bring them food
you make life easier for them.
You talk about the good things about the deceased in the hope of
giving them
belief in Allah's Mercy
Prophet himself said mentioned the good deeds of your dead people
have hope and His mercy next run okay, this is a sponsored
questions five bucks behind this one okay. How to use powerful
words when delivering Islamic message. I see a lot of Muslims
when talking about being they use weak language and this looks weak.
Or you powerful words about the stomach misery talking about Dow
up or Muslim situations like what we just read here in England, and
they write a press release? Oh, we're disappointed blah, blah,
blah. Okay, I would much rather see a statement.
Hindu gank
you don't have to run.
We know where you are. We're coming to get you. Okay.
Keep an eye over your look over your shoulders because we're
coming is that the type of powerful speech? I would much
rather read that kind of statement. Right?
Then this is sorry about dollar though. It's about Dow. Okay. When
powerful words
I think powerful words an example of powerful words and powerful
language could be for example, when you speak of assembly speak
of the truth, not the Islamic viewpoint of something as if it's
a view amongst many, right? You ever see this? When people talk?
They say well, the Islamic view of this it's a
Okay, but is it a view? Or is it like, the truth of the matter?
Right? Sometimes, you may have to, like, speak in this conciliatory
type of language. Oh, well, our viewpoint is this.
But if you want to speak with power, you say, the reality of the
situation is this, this is the truth. Right?
So
I think that's what he's talking about. Right? So that's the
perspective. Are we speaking about Islam as a set of opinions? Views?
Well, that gives us the impression that he could possibly rewrite
possibly be wrong, or that it's just someone's opinion. Whereas
when you speak of it as the Truth Number one, that is that's how
it's referred to in the heavens, right? Do you think in the heavens
are saying,
Yeah, Djibouti, what's our opinion about this? No, what is the truth
about this matter, right, they only speak truth in the heavens.
And we believe Islam is from is
reflective of the truth of the heavens. So we should speak about
it as the truth discussion over. This is ad hoc discussion over.
Okay, so that's want to speak about power. And you speak about
that when you speak about Darwin, you give Dalit, you best, give
Dawa in the form of a story. That is the best way to give down in
the form of a story. Right?
grabs people,
you want to hone in on the main character of the story with as
much detail as possible. Because that's what's going to grab people
in, they're going to empathize and sympathize with the, the person
behind that, right, and they're gonna want to follow along. That's
essentially what we're talking about when you're talking about
power. That's what you're talking about.
It's a powerful way to grab people by going with a story, an
individual story.
I hope that answers the question.
Hello, wait, what should I do about a very close relative who
has posted an old a new family picture on Instagram? I was not
wearing hijab in the picture. And he refuses to remove it or blur it
out? No, that's no good. That's an act of war. It's a very, very
close family member. Obviously, he's not that close. If he doesn't
care about you. Maybe he's close by blood. But I reported the
picture. And now Instagram has blocked me from their account,
reporting him to call his mom if he's young.
Does anyone know how to remove the report?
It is, I don't know. But
make a fake account, make a secondary account and go look from
there. Or you can look at his account when you're logged off,
log out of Instagram.
Right on your laptop, log out. And then type in instagram.com
backslash his name and by the way.
I've gotten feedback on that. That I've been saying backslash the
entire time. It's actually a forward slash. I didn't know that.
Did you know that right.
Forward slash leans this way. Backslash leans that way. Yeah, so
forward slash.
Is it possible for women so strangest 14 to follow male
sunna's like applying olive oil on one's hair? I believe that is the
Sunnah for males and females to nothing separating that to be only
for males. If Allah reveals someone's sins to others, that
means the person was unveiled. That is, is it a punishment or
humiliation to that person? It depends how he receives it, how
the person receives it. If he receives it by throwing tantrums
and throwing fits and blaming everybody, it's a punishment and
going deeper into his sin and just lying and defending himself, it's
a punishment. If he puts his head down, then it is a correction.
It's a severe if he puts his head down and he makes Toba. Yes, it's
a severe
correction. It's a shame that it reached that level. But it will be
for his benefit. If he puts his head down, admits his defeat.
Wrong. And he goes in he makes Toba but it is to a degree of
punishment because he has
also lost a lot. Lost a lot of respect from people lost a lot of
his dignity in front of people. So that is a problem too.
Does this lamb say anything about Native Americans? Well, you see an
archer lettuce here and he knows a lot about Native Americans if I'm
not mistaken because his father lives out in New Mexico. If I'm if
I got the right yes, and I don't know how many Archer letters there
are in the world that are Muslim
But you should ask him, but the Native Americans to me, I remember
reading
that they have a concept called the straight path. And that the
Cherokee Indians had interacted
with Muslims from Africa.
And that toe hate was found in their, their lore. Like whatever's
remnant of their, of their writings. Okay, that Tawheed was
found there. And I found that to be pretty amazing, right? Yes, he
says we're also native their youth.
Okay.
I find that to be pretty amazing that there is remnants of Tawheed
and they had met. And I find the Native Americans that I believe
that there are certain there are certain themes or on across them
that may have come from the wisdoms of prophethood, that
they're shittier. And Allah just total speculation
that it may have been that there surely are, their sacred law
was to live around nature, and not to domineer over it. Because isn't
that a theme that you see all across with Native Americans, they
if the stream goes this way, you live or you bend with the stream
with with nature, you don't try to control it.
Whereas the European culture was control nature, I think they Sami
culture was a little bit in between. Because if you look at
the old cities of the Islamic culture, all the streets, they
would make a straight, a street straight. That was the goal. But
if they couldn't, because the mountain was too big, they didn't
have the technology to do that. They would just wind around. So
they live with nature, in a sense, right? We also have in our shed,
yeah, you can demolish a building without emptying it out. First.
You must by obligation empty out from stray dogs that are sleeping
their cats. Even I think a CLT has a pistol on this where he
mentioned, you have to take the nests of birds out, you have to
let everything out take everything out of the building before you
demolish it. So there is a degree where
we're, we use nature, nature's create the these animals are
created for us to utilize, but we can abuse them at the same time.
So
their way of living to me was one of the amazing ways. phenomenon of
history.
Is IVF permissible?
I've never seen that it's forbidden. If it is from the
husband and the wife's
I'm seeing that that's from permitted.
How does one handle the problems caused by their since back when
they were not close to the dean? Well, this happens all the time. A
person enters the dean, because of what they did in the past, they
got a lot of issues
with emotion, and doing the right thing and following the shittier.
And you will over eventually, over time straighten out everything in
the past. Right? So you may have relationships with friends were a
straight and they enjoys doing certain things.
All those things are hung up. We can't do them anymore. So what do
you do?
That's a problem. You cause that problem by being a stray? Now that
you straighten out Allah will show you a way out of it. And you work
out at one thing at a time. All right, right. What do you got
saying I'm having to do that after sneezing during so
that's a B.
So this is the gorilla doesn't break your salah. Because it was
mentioned that now you're obliging another person to say, you know
that they should not do that because they can't speak to you.
Technically, if they would have if the person next to you would have
said Allahumma hum, who that's acceptable because that's a dot
for him. But you're speaking to Allah. You cannot speak to another
person out while you're in the Salah.
As Nika C says, Is it sinful to give the evil lie to someone
without intending to do so anything that you do
unintentionally is not sinful.
Abby Khan is asking you about ute ute, if I'm pronouncing it
properly. Is the tribe that you've seen said they derive from
what constitutes spying on people in the Quran. What if it's
something people posted themselves on social media? Very good
question. Spying is to look in a place that is not your business
that is locked out. You are supposed to be out of it. Such as
unlocking someone's phone and looking at it.
Going into someone's drawers and looking
moving around their house and looking at what they had intended
to keep private, but it
If they had made it public, it's not spying at all. So if I go and
look at someone's Instagram page to see what they're up to, how is
that spying? They put it in public? Good.
Abby Khan says that, or Abby Kim says that not the Native Americans
in Central and South America. The Spaniards colonized the Aztecs.
Right?
Yeah, the Aztecs were a bit different. I think they had like
kings and government very different from the American Native
Americans.
In the north, they were nomadic tribes like the Apache. They gave
the Aztecs and Spaniards problems when they tried to get more lines
of North since their armies were effective against their organized
armies.
So a little bit of Native American history there. Dino says Can being
buried next to a righteous person help you in the buttock I saw a
narration by eminent Josie which says that a woman buried next to
Imam Muhammad was covered by his blessings. I believe it is
possible because I do believe that it is possible to still make dua
after death. And I would we know that the people bird in the same
graveyards recognize one another they see one another. And it is is
it possible for them to make dua in the ACARA Allahu Allah. But I
would assume that it is very hard to believe that a righteous person
who prays and makes dua to Allah and has a connection to Allah in
this dunya when he goes to the buzzer, do you think his
connection with Allah is shot is over? Of course, he still has a
greater connection to Allah Todd, could he use that connection to
help someone? Allahu Allah, but
it's in which book?
It's in the opening of the hearts that that that narrations like
that things happened? Yes, I would not be surprised at all. I believe
it but I have to, I can't say it without having a direct proof.
Who would be held accountable on the day of judgment for a sin or
an action that is impermissible, but it was done in accordance with
tech lead or the opinion of a scholar. The if the common Muslim
follows a photo of his local Imam,
that common Muslim is innocent of having committed sins, he did not
commit sins, because he followed the photo of the local Imam.
However, if the federal is incorrect, then that person will
suffer the worldly consequences of that federal. So let's say for
example, you follow on becoming Muslim, I don't know any better.
The local Imam says don't eat any meat you want McDonald's
supermarket, say Bismillah and eat and music is halal as long as
there's no cursing or sexuality, or words that are forbidden. So
now you have a whole family they don't eat.
And they listen to music all day. So the guy innocently says, Hey,
I'm just following my local email. He says hello, what cuckoo minus
talk.
All right.
So he may be not guilty in front of Allah because he didn't
intentionally disobey Allah.
Okay? Even if someone says none other facts was wrong, he doesn't
know how to measure effectual being right or wrong. So that
matters clouded for him. So he's not intentionally disobeying
Allah. However, you have a family now that doesn't need to listen to
music all day. Right? You think now you're going to have the same
Baraka in your life the same benefit in your life as a family
that he's had. And does not listen to these instruments and reciting
the Quran. Show me one household in which music and the lives of
Quran come together?
It's the only answer about when it comes to musical instrumentation
and the discussion about it. I just answered with one thing. Do
you care about having the Quran being part of your life?
As a Muslim, show me a household in which these two things come
together? He got three her father, they also played the flute. Or
they also listened to music all the time. Not saying that you
can't control your ear. You walk around the supermarket, you go to
different stores, you will hear stuff over and over and over.
You're not responsible for that. You're responsible for what you do
intentionally.
So that's the answer to that question.
If an engaged man cheats and lies in a haram relationship, does that
add to the punishment of the Haram relationship?
So he has
he has a girlfriend
yet cheats on that girlfriend. Now he has two sons, because both are
sinful. So the answer is yes, it does increase it No, it's not
cheating. Right? It's cheating in that world, which we don't
recognize, right. It's cheating in a secular understanding of
relationships, which we don't recognize. Okay.
So this is like thieves when they steal from one another, is it
stealing? If me and
Ryan robbed a bank, and I said to him, it's all 5050. And then I
actually told him stole from his bag that I steal from him stealing
from the thief
the quality of sinfulness of cheating will grow inside me, but
that act all of its harm, the stealing and the acquiring of the
money in the first place.
How often does one do to us so it says Dino all the time. Anytime
that we want to draw near to Allah, we must bring a good deed.
Okay. A love of the prophets, I said was one of the best deeds
you're going to bring. Why because that's the root of all your other
good deeds better while a Dane is a great deed.
To speak and decode is a great deed.
Dua was intensity is a great deal, you must offer something to Allah
if you want to get something back. Firstly, Allah gives us with
before we we offer and without offering, and he gives us more
when we offer, but we are commanded, if devil Illa Hill was
Allah in the Quran, seek the means to him. Okay, so we are going to
seek the means to Allah by offering something,
some act of a bed, a busy person who sits down and takes time out
of his schedule to do a better it's far that Ava is worth more
than let's say, a student who has all the time in the world and no
responsibilities. The student who has all the time in the world law
responsibilities, the community needs that type of person, we need
your help, we need your manpower.
Okay, so people who are working all the time for them to take time
out and do a bed or get up to do 200, et cetera, et cetera, it's
worth more. Alright, so you have to offer some deed, whether that
deed be loving, for example, I think one of the best deeds is
when we read the stories of the odia. And we revived the the
dimension of some of these greats. It's important for us to do that
in history.
Law of Attraction, a question from philosophy. Now, as I've said
earlier, my philosophy on that is very simple.
What they have tapped into in these things are three basic
things. The importance of belief, confidence, and the practice of
focus. These are the three key things that are worldly traits.
Anybody could have this Kaffir or Muslim? Right. So it's belief
belief in things that you can't see, we should be the best at
that. What is the first attribute of a Muslim? Certainly, no, no,
we'll have a moment in Surah Al Baqarah. Right that Americans have
a lot of people dealing with have been led new management of life.
We believe in things far greater than you being successful. You
being a millionaire is the least of what we believe Oh, that's so
easy. For Allah Tala, we believe in far greater things. Okay. So we
are people who believe in some great unseen, so for someone say
believe in the unseen of 20 years from now you being successful, or
five years from now, that's easy to believe. So we have no problem
with belief. And the more a bad though, that we do stronger, we
become believers, we no longer are limited to the fact that hey, how
am I going to be successful when all I have is these little things
in front of these small group a set of skills and the small amount
of money, don't worry about that. If Allah wants to tablet is going
to happen, so you have to do a better to to have Imen belief. The
second thing is confidence.
Allah Himself has created a willpower inside you in created
willpower, so you don't use it. We have to use it.
And our confidence, though, is not is connected to belief. Your Self
confidence is not in yourself. It's your confidence in Allah and
if you have self confidence, then you're going to be very limited.
Because your eyes will see that you have limitations. You can't
deny that but if your strength comes from Allah support, either
Assumpta Photobucket prophesy Samsung, if you make a decision
rely on Allah No. So we believe that it is Allah who will deliver
us, not ourselves. Okay. Third thing is Focus. Focus is very
important and a lot of people get distracted very easily. So they
start a project they never finish it.
And that's a problem. Or they start and as soon as the going
gets tough.
They just give it up. Focus is to stick to one thing and repeat it.
When you repeat something you don't have to be that bright. You
will get really good at it. No matter how bright or dumb you are.
You will get really really good at it.
I went to Connecticut
I saw a restaurant
I don't even know what it was called. It's called like,
Shabazz restaurant or something. It was a desi owned place that
just sells she would miss sandwiches. Chicken Shawerma lamb?
Is it gyro or guiro lamb gyro? Let us white sauce and a refrigerator
with some drinks. And the branding was very simple red, white and
black.
That was it. Right? We get there we eat food that is not memorable.
But it wasn't bad. It was fine. Right? And you left. But I asked
about the business. This guy.
He went nine years having one store. Buying the shawarma cutting
it up putting it out there hiring the workers, nine years. It took
him nine years. To save up money. He opened a second store
trained a manager.
After two years, open the third store after now one year, open, a
fourth store. And then the next year after that he opened three in
one year. The guy has like 10 stores, 10 restaurants. And he
just sits back and make sure they're all staffed. Everything's
going well. He owns 10 stores. Okay.
What is he doing? He's doing nothing. There's nothing special
about the business. That's what I love. There's nothing special to
what he did. He's he offered a service in a place that there were
Muslims who offered halal food. Was it fireworks? No. Was it bad?
No, it was fine. So he offered a very simple service. But he
did it. So often, he figured out how to make it simple and
replicable. And he replicated. And now he's a very rich man who owns
like 10 or 15 of these restaurants. So to me, it's just
simple. If you know where you want to go, you're gonna get there. If
you have direction and focus, you're going to arrive at your
destination, you don't have to be have any skills different from
anybody else. That's what I love about this kind of story. Because
this is not a story that nobody can repeat. Anybody can do this.
But keep in mind,
I think he had the same restaurant for like nine years, one
restaurant, that's a long time every day coming to work going to
work. Six years have passed, nothing changed. But he was
getting better without even realizing it. So I liked that.
That that kind of person who just
persisted on something until he grows and grows and then
eventually if you stick to it, it goes through the roof. Alright,
now listen up here to come out on how is the girl to balance the
responsibilities and culture of modern day living. I have a job, I
go to uni, I go with my friends. But I still abide by the command
of staying at home being modest and not being seen by men. Well,
there is a degree of that it is possible that you
will do you will not fulfill the staying at home fully. Because
clearly you're going to school you're but you don't interact with
guys
without a need.
That's the solution. I think there are a lot of women, they go to
school, and they just have a group of friends that are girls, all the
guys have a group of friends that are guys and they don't mingle.
They will text back and forth.
Okay, I've seen this on the girls side and the guy side. It's
doable. They go to classes, they lower their gaze, they walk
around, they lower their gaze.
They go out and do whatever you do to have fun together. Not
mingling.
They have a job, they don't mingle the job.
That's the way you have to do it. It's your gaze and your speech.
Right? Your gaze, your speech, your cell phone, all that.
That's what you're looking at.
I hope that answers the question.
Women and men must must lower their gaze, both women and men.
How did Sophia says How does one know? He got sick from it and what
are the symptoms? I think that the only thing I know is that sickness
of iron is something where physicians can't necessarily
figure out what's wrong with you.
That's the only thing that I heard and I'm not an expert on this, but
I did hear that someone who said that, because there was like a
long story. Short, part of it was they said it felt like his brain
was in this person's mouth. Oh my god. That sounds like glue just
like chewing gum.
That's voodoo. Yeah, they that's voodoo. That stuff exists. Allah
protect us. I don't want to know about this stuff.
Okay, read me something from YouTube. What is his is
his will back. It's a prayer litany authored by Abu Hassan
Shadley of Morocco. He authored in Egypt, on his way to hajj when the
ship was going to be
flipped.
And they thought they were going to die. So he saw the prophet and
a vision and a dream. And the Prophet according to this, the
narration of hammer hasn't actually hasn't shed any. The
Prophet recited him. This prayer, he said, say this, and he recited
it to when he woke up, he recited it out loud on the deck, and the
ocean state still, the sea calm down. They arrived at hudge. And
then about has, sadly died shortly thereafter that but that's the
story of husband bar.
As Nika says, My great uncle cut ties with my aunts. And my mother.
I don't know him well, and he lives very far isn't an obligation
for me to visit him.
The obligation of those distant relatives is is not a burdensome
obligation. If he's far you're not obligated. If you want to pick up
the phone, you can pick up the phone, but you have no obligation
to go to his house.
Bilal succubi How can I overcome fear of public speaking, watch
public speakers and until you like what you see, if you like what you
see from public speakers, you'll
want to be good at it. All right, right. Give me something from
YouTube. Is it frowned upon if you're in a gathering to stand up
and greet someone when
is it frowned upon to stand up? If they are a respected person such
as a father or an elder, it's not frowned upon because the prophets
Allah who today was salam. When sad walked in he said Cooley say
you become so severe when the prophets I said him said don't do
this for me. He wanted to make sure that the OMA does not take on
the Persian habits, but if it's just out of respect, it is
permitted. Cameroon says some people say we should leave uni or
work in general due to the FITS and of today if there is fits in
then yeah, you would leave them if there's fits in and your system is
having some problems. Yes, you could leave them you're not
obligated to go to do these things in the first place.
Ali ragab says thank you for pointing out that communication
between opposite * is okay if it is necessary. As a nurse, I always
have to talk to the opposite *? Yes, you do. So if there is a need
in your workplace, then as long as you don't have any desire and
Shaohua inshallah you won't be counseled as sinful for them
my friend and I noticed we're doing things out of gratitude to
Allah and we make dua, but the situation keeps getting worse.
Is this a test of our perseverance? Yes, it must be a
test or maybe something else is wrong. Maybe something is wrong in
your actions because your spiritual state with Allah is one
thing.
But maybe the actions maybe the situation has something wrong in
it. So you have to examine that too.
All right, let's go to write what you got from YouTube.
Mascara here big mascara? What's going on? Is it permissible to
donate blood or host of blood?
If there is a need for blood, then
a doctor ought to be mad or not.
Same ruling as organ donation, if there is a low and a need for
people to survive or their life is severely altered, and the answer
is yes. Out of as a fatwah.
Next question
is it okay to do a full prayer on the Prophet once and follow it by
civil law? Harada He was silent for the rest. Yes, yes, you may do
that.
Next question
is business if you sell without the laws of the land authorizing
or giving you affirmance
the risk will be halal, but if you get caught your drop might not be
answered. Because you did go against the law for example,
selling raw milk in New Jersey is not allowed. If I go to
Pennsylvania buy a bunch of raw milk,
freshly squeezed out of the water or
freshly milked out of the cow. And I come here and sell it to my
friends. It's technically illegal.
If I get caught
who's to say my dog will be answered? I did not fear Allah in
that situation. So we'll make tequila jello Maharajah even
Whoever fears Allah, Allah finds a way out for him. But even at best
says to someone, he said, You didn't fear Allah. So there's no
way out for you. You're stuck so that your punishment for that will
be the worldly consequences. It's like, what's the ruling on running
a red light when no one's around?
My crew have best because if you get caught, the punishment is you
got to take it. You're not going to come on Yokoyama and be found
guilty. You're gonna break one of Allah's laws. You just broke a
local law that you're supposed to agree to. Right? It's binding upon
you. Same thing. So I think that the risk will be valid. But I
think that you are on shaky grounds because if you get caught,
don't come crying to Alana, because you knew that you were
doing something wrong. So that's your punishment, your punishment
is that you can be subjected to the fines and the taxes and maybe
even prison.
Dino says even Walid is asking on YouTube. Can you give us some
scholars on YouTube with lectures in classical Arabic go to the
lectures of Sheikh Zayed Ramadan booty you'll learn a lot he uses
very nice language simple language. And there's a ton of
such videos sides Ramadan and Bulte I believe I love listening
to him.
Yes clips and I learned a lot yesterday and Archie letter what
is the best way to bring Muslim communities together that are
divided?
The best way to do it is to find what they agree upon, no matter
how minor it is, even if it is of the dunya like eating, I think
everyone likes to eat out right? Go to Halal restaurant or
something. Food so you find the lowest and no matter how long you
stay there and don't ever go up to what they differ upon. Just stay
at what they agree on. Once the hearts change, they will not want
to differ on other things.
That's my view of it. If there you go to the least common denominator
and you keep harping on that lease covenant, it may take you years
but eventually once the hearts come together, they will not want
to be different on the bigger things so the find a way to
understand your perspective etc.
And Allah knows best.
Is it haram to disclose sins to a psychologist? It is permitted to
disclose your actions to someone even if it's sinful if there is
some help to be gained.
daydreams of autumn the Safina offer Hanafi fit class and theta
for non Americans. Yes, yes, you can take them. The Hanafi fiqh
class will be very who will be at 10pm No.
Honey few figures at 7pm Somebody's at 6pm The humbly one
is at 6pm.
Humbly fixes on Thursday Hanafi fiqh on ArcView is on Monday
7pm.
So that's going to be a bit late for the Britishers but they can
catch up with the recordings are Theda will be 1pm will be 12 noon,
Eastern Standard Time, which will be perfectly fine. For the
Britishers introduction to update Sunday, the introductory Mattoon
with Sheikh Murad, you can take those, that'll be probably like
7pm on Sunday for the for the Congolese, the British.
Do you recommend Jeff Seidel comedy? His stories are excellent,
but his fifth is not necessarily Maliki FIP. It's mingled between I
think a little bit of
his studies with I think he started with Ben bez.
And likewise in Argentina. It's, I don't know it's a mix. I get two
different vibes from him two different opinions, not vibes,
actually what he says. But his stories are amazing when he tells
you the history of a chain of transmission or a history of a
Sahabi. He's brilliant. But when it comes to actually reflecting
purely the Maliki mother hub, then no it does not purely reflect the
medical method. Neither in its fic rafidah.
There is this movement that has merged between studying in Saudi
and being medicated.
I'm not a fan of that merging. There's actually a good shoot
in Saudi, yeah, in East Arabic, East Saudi, and Alexa.
Those lectures are excellent. If you're if Arabic speaker google it
up al madressa al Maliki you
Bill Asad in Arabic. The Sheikh is name is Abdullah Abdullah Hamid Al
Mubarak. Listen to his lectures in Maliki FIP. You will learn a ton.
Again, his name is Abdul Hamid Al Mubarak
old chain of transmission in East Saudi. If you are a student of
Maliki FIP
the YouTube channels called and madressa al Maliki a bill asset
How do you choose a specific method?
It she had to lie on me. Okay, the HC head of the common Muslim is to
judge who is best most worthy to follow.
Men who are ill Beth and men who are older but taqlid, I will add
to that what's interesting Sakhalin, a tuba tech lead is
imitation. It's about his followership, to plead means just
give me the ruling. I don't have time for any discussions. Just
tell me how that that's tucked lead. You're allowed to do that,
except for Aki that you must know, belief for yourself. You don't not
need to be able to author proofs. But you cannot say why did you
leave in the Prophet? Someone says Oh, because well, the shift said
we have to leave in the Prophet. No, you can't say that. Your
belief in Allah and His messenger must be genuine from yourself.
Whether you know how to author proofs or not, that doesn't make a
difference. But you must, that must be from yourself. Everything
else, you're not obligated to know the evidences. So local Imam tells
you is how that I'll do it. That is allowed. Is it? Is it virtuous?
No. It's not virtuous. What is it? Tada. It Tada is when you study
the evidences. Now, I can't derive the evidences. But I can study why
a chef and he said this. Why did the Hanafi say that? Why did the
Ashanti happy to say this? I can study that and understand it.
That's called a tuba. Now I follow it. Okay.
The common Muslims, his he heard his intellectual effort is the
study of who is most worthy of following.
And then you study with that person. Everyone does that. When
you scan YouTube, and you choose to listen to one scholar over
another, that's it she had that you made, right, because one
looked or felt or sounded more worthy of your time and
followership than another. So that's called the was
called the yob in his famous book tetsubin medallic has an excellent
chapter on this in which he says, The Imitation the HDX, head of the
common Muslim is to see who they should follow who should I be a
student for? Should I be a student of so and so or so and so, that's
your effort you have to study. I would recommend people read the
biographies of the 40 minutes, learn their mother head, learn
what is sad or match odd Akita This is the mother had the Arpita
of more than 75% of the OMA. All that if they followed a woman suit
and met today, these categorization about either the
self or yet and Medicare followed, I would have been sad. All of the
four methods.
Amongst them, they read about hamdulillah Zadie in the matter of
purification of the heart. All four methods read for him.
They read
over Abdulkadir Jada, Annie, all of them. So you should study these
things. And what is our job here in this live stream?
To take the common Muslim, answer his questions, teach them a thing
or two about the deen but also encourage you to become students
of knowledge.
And that's the whole point of ArcView. Basic $10 a month you
take courses now, right? $10 a month. It's essentially free. I
have teacher Summit. What is this? $10 a month this should be $50 a
month. And the scholarship track should be $250 a month.
So my what is our purpose here? Right? What's our goal?
It should be a no brainer
to take these courses for $10 a month.
Well, I'm not kidding you. I had a teacher he said I can't believe
what you're doing. Right. I said I want people to take the classes.
It should be a no brainer for everybody. We need a thick middle
class who understand what they're doing is I can't You can't have
shift Moraz class on nakida and not take it got to take this class
Sundays 12 o'clock to 1245 45 minutes of your time you put on
the iPad or the phone. You don't have to show up you don't have to
do anything class comes right to you and you can unmute yourself
and talk.
So I highly recommend everyone do does that.
Is it okay to be a street vendor in New York City.
The permit seems
To be more expensive than the Prophet,
they only succeed when they have multiple trucks. Because the
permits are pretty sweet and the Egyptians have taken up all the
permits by the way. And by the way, when you go there, ask if it
is headed, don't go by the sun. Because some of them are known to
be liars. I'm telling you, from direct experience, Ken Levine. And
some of them are honest. Right? Some of them they will take the
package of meat right out in front of you and you see a tenant.
Others, the attendant will tell you no, it's not Hello. Well,
there's a sign that says hello. says no, that's the name of the
store. It's not we're not claiming a toilet. That's the name of our
restaurant, or of our grease truck.
How can I become a student in a physical class of mostly tequila
somebody? No clue.
Nostalgia lemon eKey.
You should have shift use of soda. Can somebody on again yes. I have
some special coming for you.
Recordings
pre recorded course. What is the humbly updated pre recorded course
that is forthcoming? Part of ArcView? Basic for shift use of
event Sunday?
Do we specifically have to ask if the meat is who? When eating out
in the States? Yes, you do. When you eat at a restaurant? You must
confirm that.
All right, one last question, Ryan, before we go to our job. It
is Wednesday. Remember, Saturday job is special on Wednesday.
How to decide between a current career where one does Dean
obligations are made easy. And the other option is a higher future
earning potential but unsure of the ease. In other words, and you
know, you as long as you can pray Joma that's a fighter upon you.
You have to make sure you pray drama but it had a side of man
felt the prophets of Allah when he was salam said you're not just
benefiting yourself. When you take a higher earning job. You're
burger you're benefiting your family. You have to view it like
that. You're benefiting your kids, you're able to afford more for
them. You think that Quran classes are free.
soccer practice is free. A big house so your wife could get peace
of mind. Your kids could have everything they need in the house
rather than leaving the house because it's so cramped.
I would say you go for what benefits you and you're in this
higher dunya with the intention that it's sadaqa for them, and you
will you will find a way to do your no effort to continue you're
nephila, you're a bad day, which is enough, for example. You're a
bad that is for example, if as you said, I do think that well
everyone has 15 minutes a day, even the President of the United
States can find 15 minutes out of the day.
Oh, they're obligatory prayers I saw I see. So you have to
make sure that before you take a job you're able to fulfill your
obligatory prayers that is something you are bound to by the
city I thought he meant his extra that that he does now you have to
make sure that first and then you can take that job
all right we begin our of God.
We're going to recite has been nothing written by a mom and dad
and then we're going to make dua because Wednesday between Dora and
ASA is Saturday, Java, there is a time between Dora Nasr on
Wednesday in which the gates of the heavens open up in a way
unlike any other time.
According to jabot and Abdullah the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam received an answer from the heavens on a Wednesday between
Dora and also when he was making dua at the Battle of conduct. He
said I then anytime I had a need, I would pray on Wednesday between
Dawn and Austin and I would see a sign of each other. And many,
many, many people, it doesn't mean you're going to receive what you
want right away but you will get a sign that your door has been
answered and many people have testified to this. So it's what we
call Majora tried and tested.
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