Shadee Elmasry – NBF 109 Surat AlAlaq Pt.3
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and that is namely
the best antidepressant you could ever and I hope nobody here is
depressed but it happens is
that people get down but the best antidepressant you'll ever ever
have
the greatest antidepressant is to have hope
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greatest antidepressant you could ever have
but your hope will only be as powerful
as the agent of execution. So most people don't have hope for the
simple reason that a
no they don't believe that what they hope for
it happened and what they vote for is not big enough to displace
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Rahim Al hamdu lillah wa Salatu was Salam ala Rasulillah, who
Allah early he was RBE woman who Allah. So I was contemplating.
Just on the way here, that the greatest antidepressant for a
person is hope. And we're very different from animals in that
animals, they just like, they never go down or up. There's never
like something exciting for them. And there's no except like food,
right? And there's never something you never see, like a depressed
animal unless humans get involved and ruin his life. And that
happens all the time. Like you cage up a lion. That's like the
worst thing. And then they give him ground beef. So how does he
hunt? This is terrible for him. It's bad for his teeth. Because he
doesn't have to claw away, he doesn't have to bite. It's bad for
his muscles he doesn't ever have to sprint. So I think zoos are
good for animals that don't need to get like they naturally they're
not going to be deprived of anything like peacocks. He's like
a rhinoceros, too. They don't have to run or anything. You put a
rhino in a big lake, and he'll be fine. But
when you look at animals are always just like this human
beings, though. We're so different. We have aspirations, we
have a soul. And that soul it, it seems to need constant discovery.
Like we and that's not a bad thing. Right, you need to be
constantly going upwards. So human beings, when they feel they can't
go up anymore, that's when they get depressed. And that's the the
materialists suffer from what we call the midlife crisis. And
that's because their entire life is dunya. That's it. So when he
reaches the age of 5055, and he realizes, Oh, my gosh, I'm like,
I don't look good.
Nobody likes me anymore.
My days of flying around in a sports car, or whatever is done
with, so he tries to mimic it, okay?
And
he gets depressed, because there's no hope anymore for him.
So, but for us,
all right, we have a lot more than this, we have to have hope. In
order to counteract that antidepressant, you have to have
hope for something for yourself.
Now, here's, here's the kicker. And this is why the world thought
they get away from faith, they realize that, realizing now that
they can't, your hope can only be as strong
as your belief that what you're hoping for can happen. Like, no
one's gonna have hope, and something they know is never gonna
happen.
And nothing can happen except through the agent that you believe
in. So if you believe that, if you're a pure materialist, you
know for sure that you have limits. So your hope can only go
as far as your power can go. And if you have hope, and other
people, it's only as far as their power can go.
Power is not the only thing. Generosity is the other thing.
Right? So you're hoping somebody else can only go to a certain
limit,
if they're and of their power and their generosity, so I could have
hope and let's say a benefactor of sorts, but what if he gets stingy?
What is that benefactor himself falls into needs. All right, I got
hoping somebody who's powerful and generous, but he might be
whimsical might change his mind. Right? So if he changes his mind,
I'm lost too. So
putting hope in a creation is something that it's like a failed
endeavor.
And that's where belief is so important. Now belief in Allah
subhana wa, tada cannot grow in the heart of someone who's sinful,
like the only way to grow to make that belief grow, is to act upon
the creator is to act upon Allah Allah's commands. The more you act
upon it, the more your image grows, because that's the
connection.
The more you do something, the more your belief in that thing
grows. The more you physically take an action, that's why there's
a big difference between Christian faith they the Christian
religiosity,
and Jewish religiosity and Muslim religiosity.
This is a big difference. That is just noticeable by observation.
You don't need much study to see this. Christians have a lot of
faith. But what I noticed about their faith is I always wonder,
where does it grow from?
Like, what they don't take a lot of actions. They read the Bible.
Well, the Catholics have certain rituals and they have this
intervals, things that greatly increase their faith, I guess. But
there's not much to do, especially in the Protestant religion, what
is there to do, you can eat whatever you want.
But now we swing over to the Jewish religion, there is so much
to do, and so much limitation that makes you hate that faith, right?
Like you're it's like to, it's extremely suffocating.
But when you come into Islam, and that's why it's good for Muslims
to see the world. Because you get to see well, that religion that's
not doing anything, pretty much. I wonder where the faith grows out
of.
You look at the other religion. And you see, wow, that's like, so
restrictive. And these things are not cultural. This is fifth,
fifth, and it tells you these things, you're ever I believe
human beings are generally pretty much the same.
You tell a woman to shave her head if you want a husband or you want
your hair.
That's what Hasidic Judaism I think, if not all, or I don't
think all Orthodox Judaism. But the Hasidic Jews is what they do.
Right?
You can never mix a dairy with a meat.
So like, you have to have a completely different kitchen for
dairy. And it's like an expense for no reason. Right? So there's
fits into here. Now, when you come into Islam, the one of the
beauties I found is that there's so much to do, but it really
doesn't hurt you. Only a few things really feel like you're
paying a price. I wonder as to where he jumps, he's paying a
price. That's a seriously.
In this society, in an Islamic society, it used to not be. And
that's something we have to remember. And Job was not a
struggle in the past world, the whole world was recovering their
hair, the Byzantines need to cover their hair. The Romans probably
used to have some hair, everyone had some kind of hair cover.
That's the old world. And it's only in the modern world that
that's a big deal. is a big struggle, right? Because you
sticking out amongst your peers and your friends.
For a man
competing in the modern world, I mean, the modern world is just
leave it aside because it's such an exception.
Almost in every turn, it's gone away from the path, you know, of
dt, or, or even like of the old world where things were aligned.
Christians, Jews, Muslims, they all had similar things regarding
interests, they all talked about usury, they all covered their hair
and things like that. So the old world was a little bit different.
There was no tension.
But there are only a few things require attention. But for a
regular kid growing up, there are so many things to do that don't
cost you anything. Like Salah itself doesn't cost you anything.
But it's something to do, like physically you're doing it, you're
physically touching the ground, you're physically getting yourself
wet, the miswak we have things I always look at in Islam that even
a baby can do. Toddlers, when they see sulla, that put their hands
up, they see everyone putting their hands up, they crawl, they
roll around, like mimicking sujood, then down. So even the
toddler, there's some tactile thing, tactile meaning like
physical thing for him to do. That's what I'm talking about some
physical thing. So I remember in Islam, like when you come in
earlier, when you're young, you look at the outward thing, the
superficial things you don't think have deep thoughts about like, you
know, the mystical realities of the unseen. No, you're just
looking at
your physical world. And Islam provides the Sunnah provides
little things that are optional. So it comes from yourself,
that a person can do
that increases his connection, even your dress your clothes,
wearing a certain hat, it's, it's an expression of a connection.
Right? Miss whack? These are expressions that miss work is with
you all the time. So it's expressions of connection. That's
what these little things are. And the more rudimentary we are, the
more tactile it has to be. That's why I said for kids and youth, for
kids and youth. They're more at a rudimentary level than adults,
right? You tell an adult you know a six year old man alright, now
you're going to become most are changed the way you dress you This
is like, Listen, I'm not a child. Give me the meaning behind this,
right? But you give a child meaning it goes way over his head,
you get 1314 15 year old meaning and maybe maybe not. But you give
them something to do. You give them something to wear. And that's
what I noticed a lot about some of the youth hear that
they get so drawn by extremes almost. Because the extreme will
focus so much I should say like on the outward, right? Never wear
anything except this. It's like wow, this this show come up. This
actually got his attention. Whereas we
Tell right now, what you wear doesn't make a difference. This is
a connection between you and Allah, that just gets gets goes
over his head, now fast forward this person 15 years, then they're
going to understand that the outward is not as important as the
inward. But for youth and for children, the outward is extremely
important. Right? Because their mind is still not it's not an
offense to them. We're not like making fun of them. But it's true
that that rudimentary mind is dominated by the externals, right?
And the external is the way for him to have a connection. So we
have to understand that and that's where
even as you grow older, the externals do have they have they
still retain an effect, you go out dressed in a three piece suit,
right walk in the streets.
And we're not saying that's even haram. Right? But your mentality,
different doors will open up in your mind, right?
Whereas, put on a throat
and walk in that same street,
those doors will slam shut real quick, right? Because certain
people will not want to be around you certain people will want to
also, for teens, I think it's very important for teen men.
To dress differently, it's very hard to commit certain sins when
you're in a job. Right? You feel like now this is this is wrong.
It's always wrong, right? But it's inconsistent. And we actually, we
go by that we look for that. You want to make sins sinful behavior
inconsistent with yourself, so that you have to drop it. And
that's where one of the few he very wisely said that.
When a person is 5050, in religion, he should preach, preach
to his friends. Don't preach to your friends, go speak something
good. Go represent
the deen in some capacity. Right? Because he's gonna feel so
inconsistent and hypocritical about committing sins, that that
feeling of hypocrisy is going to force him to vomit out his sins.
That's why they send little youth on on on the dollar trips. Write
down wood chips, go send the youth with them. All right, the shield
will speak in the masjid you teach the kids.
So it builds inside of himself this identity
from the amongst the pious. Then when he goes home and he commits
his sins again, he's like, No, this got to stop. Like, I'm gonna
go crazy here because two opposite things are coming in my mind. And
we call that in Psychology Today. Cognitive dissonance, right?
Cognitive dissonance with the prophet called it my Hakka facade.
It scratches in your heart. And the prophesy Salem gave a far
better term than the psychologists that God just gave an academic
term. You tell a kid cognitive dissonance. You didn't even know
what that you're talking about. A 12 year old, 13 year old, a 15
year old. But you tell him what the Prophet said, what scratches
in your heart? Yeah, I know that feeling. I know that feeling of
lying about an exam. I mean, I think a lot of kids have done this
in their life. All right, back in the sea. I actually feel bad for
today's kids. That poor kid, every single thing he does go straight
onto a computer, the software, a portal that I could look at right
now. He didn't handle his homework.
He got to see on his test.
In my day, he can make up for it. You can get a couple of C's on
your exams.
Crumple that up, throw it away, right? No one's ever gonna see it.
And you can make up for it later. Today's kids, they're just
exposed, everything's out there. You won't even believe we get
reports about toddlers when they urinated.
If their identification was soft, it's like something's wrong or
something. When he took a nap how long it took. I don't need this
information. Right. But everything is out there. The kids have like,
no, it's almost like you do need a little bit of privacy to develop
who you are, right? But there's like no privacy anymore.
In any event, the
point being is that children and kids need some tactile things to
increase their Amen. And the more we do a bad and the more we avoid
haram we make sacrifices.
The more the bond grows between you and whoever you're doing that
for that is the truth for all things if there was a cult leader,
why do cult leaders ask people to do meaningless things? You could
if you join a cult, that cult leader will tell you
no more wearing green
and he'll come up with some nonsense reason why it's just a
loyalty test. The more things you
You start to obey Him and the more attached you become to him, like
you're invested now.
I'm investing myself in him. That's what cult leaders do. So on
the one hand, alright, this is a universal thing, and no human
being has the right to do this to another human being. Right? No
human being should do this. The prophets I said them himself never
did this with this object to test them and to make sure they're
loyal to him. He only revealed Allah's command. Even when the
prophets I said and I'm ruled between two Sahaba. One of them
was debatable, I one is cousin
from the mother's side.
And from Zubayr, his mother's side
to optimal toilet, and the other was a man from the unsought, the
man from the unsought he lived self on the on the bottom slope.
Zubair lived on the top slope, the stream ran into Jabez property,
onto the man from the unsought his property.
Since Aveda,
being a Mexican from the business world, he saw an asset. You don't
let an asset go for free. So what did he do? He built a gym.
He built a wall, a retaining wall and all the water settled in a
pool for him. Then he could do whatever he wanted with that
water.
demand from the unsolved went to the prophets of Allah who it was
send them to complain. Zubair stopped the water. How did he stop
the water? He built a retaining wall on his property. He's read
and knows the law. Zubair knows FIP he wouldn't have done it if he
didn't know Phil. I'm allowed to build the wall on my property, but
that
then came to the Zubair it says, we have a Court appointment in
front of the prophesies, I'm taking you to court. They go to
the messenger in the masjid.
I was aware of what happened. He said, I built a retaining wall on
my property. I've full right to do that. The prophets I said and
said, let go the wall, let it go down. Zubair knows his rights. He
said, O Messenger of Allah.
Is it advice, or a commandment? Are you commanding me as a prophet
to do that? Or is this your advice? So the law of Allah is I'm
allowed to build a wall on my property. Now the prophets telling
me the opposite. Is this your advice? Or is it God's commands?
Here the prophets I said, I've had a chance to basically enforce
loyalty, right or unfortunate enforce his will. But he didn't
enforce anything that Allah did not tell him to enforce. So with
prophesy seven said, it's advice. Zubair said, I'm sorry, I'm told
by Allah, I will not do it. I'm benefiting greatly from this.
Okay? He said, By Allah, I'm not doing it.
He went back and he didn't do it.
After a few weeks, he looks over all the crops are dying for guy,
he feels bad for him, he lifts the wall. He lets the water go. But
you see here the prophesy Saddam did not do what these people did.
So my point is that the more you obey something, the more you act
upon something the more that bond grows, that's true for everything,
but
with ALLAH SubhanA which Allah Number one, he has the right
others don't. He has the right to do it and others don't.
Others have the right in certain capacities. If you hire someone if
you're a general norm, if you're a coach of a team, you the more you
demand of your players, you see whose loyalty but Allah has the
right to do so he has rights that other people don't. Number two,
there is something that is
what we would just say to people or it's something that is it's
just from ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada that this act of worship in
specific will draw your near to him, he's created it that way.
And something or Bernie, or by any means heavenly will descend upon
the person of Eman and Sakina. Right, that is not just a natural
attachment to something that you act upon. So the more that we do
acts of EVA, the if a person's Eman in the agent of hope.
Remember, we said hope this is the antidepressant for people. But
your hope can only be as big it's only an antidepressant if it's
bigger than what you fear.
And it can only be as big as the agent that you believe in, that's
going to affect and bring into existence this whole. So you have
to have a lot of Amen. And that is why and that's what motivates and
moves people to avoid what's forbidden and to do activated.
So that's why anytime that someone has weak hope, or they're a bit
down, or what have you, right, or they're they're not feeling
hopeful. They're not feeling strong.
They're not feeling they're feeling doubt. You need to do X
have a bed, right? Do X have a bed to combat that doubt or that lack
of hope?
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This is such an important concept, the human being,
when he feels that he has no more needs, he doesn't need anybody
need anything. He goes outside of his bounds.
He goes to access he goes
beyond what is his right and beyond what is good for him. And
that's where it's so important to actually see that observation
happening in the world. Whenever you see people who are
going beyond their bounds who are excessive, it's because they have
no needs. And that's where rich countries have a lot of issues.
Okay,
rich countries, they have a lot of issues in that there people have
no more need. So they feel that they're a little bit more powerful
than they actually are. They feel that they're, you know, more
powerful than they are and they have no need to obey anything and
they start going into since
Canada in Santa Fe, I was talking to however, you are going back to
your Lord. So he's warning you that you might think that you have
no need. But you are going back to your Lord Raja is the day of
judgment. But it's also a state, you're always going back to your
Lord, meaning you will always have a need, you will always be in need
of Allah in some way, shape and form. And that's why, you know,
the idea of having a chip on your shoulder, it's the idea that
you feel deficient.
Something in life has made you feel so deficient, that you have
to work extra hard. And no matter how successful you are, you always
feel
it can be taken or it can be lost at any minute. That is the best
generation.
That's it, I think it's a good thing. You always really have to
prove yourself.
And those are the people who achieved the most big and because
they guarded they know this can be lost at any minute. And people who
did experience some kind of loss, and Allah showed them that power.
That's possible. They benefit from that. So people who've lost, let's
say, a loved one. They're always appreciative of the people around
they know it can be lost at any minute.
But people have been given everything. And that's why the
second generation who've inherited their wealth are like they're
always looked down on the guy who earned all the wealth. He's a
champion. I sweat like the second generation you never trust them.
He don't know what loss feels like the lack he doesn't feel know what
lack feels like.
Say normal ricotta. He said that spiritually.
He said that. What I fear, though, is the loss of Islam at the hands
of the kids who are born Muslim.
Right. I can't remember the Arabic right now. But that's the meaning
of it. That Islam, it goes down it will lose we will lose.
at the hands of those born into Islam don't know what the value of
what they have. And they don't know how bad Cofidis they don't
realize that some of the people you're dealing with and you think
that your friends
there is nothing stopping them from betraying you.
Right. And you don't know and you're maybe interested with the
adornments that the kofod have been given. Zara tell hi to dunya
has clear answers. And you don't realize like the black hole of
emptiness that they're actually in.
Right, which is why I'm looking at when it's so
I'm not saying it's good to see as in, I'm happy to see them like
this. But it's important for us to see some of the Hollywood stars
out there, and how depressed they are. Right? Like, what guy could
have more in his life of dunya than a guy like Brad Pitt? Like,
who out there do you know, could say, I've got a better life
materially purely material than Brad Pitt, the guy, please make
believe for a living. He's got more money than he could ever
count in his life. Okay, he doesn't have any. It's almost like
he's got no problems in his life. He's got like materially was the
perfect life materially. Yet it's said about him, he drinks he's
completely depressed. He's on a second divorce going on the first
got a nasty divorce that he's about to have a second one. And
he's married to these Hollywood stars. And from a material aspect,
this guy should be happy. But it this I'm not happy. I'm not saying
I'm happy to see these people like this. But it's proven the point is
that the via the outward cannot make you happy if the inward is
messed up.
And not in alignment, in the orbit that Allah put it in the outward,
it can make you happy. If the inward is good, and but the out
here's the beauty of it, the outward really can only in a small
capacity make you miserable. If the inward is good, so the inward
is good. Your range is between happy and ecstatic. That's where
your range is going to be. And I heard about biographies of Olia in
jail, in jail, that uplifted the soldiers, the guards
the uplifted the guards that were in the gym, that were guarding
them. And some of them back in the ancient times. Not so ancient,
maybe in the colonial period, the soldiers became addicted to their,
to the company.
See, Allah guides whom He wishes some Italian and French soldiers.
They took over in Morocco and Algeria and Libya, and some random
guy far away, is born.
And it's his job. Allah chooses him to be the guard for one of the
big idea. And in Sudan had happened to British.
British colonizers, Sudan, the French and Italian colonized North
Africa.
And there were Italian guards that guarded she, the most famous of
them was Omar boxer, but he's not the only one. There were many,
many shoe who are elderly and atrophied. The guards became
Muslim enrolled biographies of them. Like we, I wish we had these
biographies like there. It's known that this happened. But it's not
publicized. Like where's the biography? Where's the memoir? And
is it Hurst historically, like we could say it's accurate. But we do
know that this actually happened. And they wrote about him, right
about the shoe when they went back to their country, and they had
become addicted to the company of the chef. Because there's an order
that comes out from the event of the shake itself, there's like a
Sakina coming out of the cell, the guard sitting there,
he doesn't even know what's going on, he feels, he just feels like
at peace, he goes home, he leaves, he feels miserable, he does, then
it takes maybe a year or so to figure out the connection, I want
to be here, I love being here that he starts talking to the shit that
he becomes mostly, then he becomes like a Marine, basically, Heavens
coming out of the jail cell.
So if your inward is set properly, you can never your radar will
never go down into the misery will always be at one level of sadness
or another. And that's the beauty of it. Of course, if your
material, all things equal, if your material outward status is
better, then of course you're going to be more happy. So would
you rather be for example.
Like if all Eman is equal, have a kingdom like that would suit a man
or be in jail. Of course if you have a kingdom you're going to be
happier because you could do more. You could spread the truth more
right? In your physically be more comfortable to as a king than as a
prisoner.
So how bad does the excess get
the excess of those who have no needs, they're extremely wealthy
and they have no material needs get so bad, that they will now
turn on turn they turn on Allah subhanaw taala they become enemies
of Allah. How did they become enemies of Allah or at Ludhiana
Abdon either Salah that they hate to see someone relying on Allah
Tata why do they hate worship so much? Because it reminds them of a
reality that they know is true. Is that they do they are in need,
that you have a creator and they will one day have to
answer back for all their time on this earth, so they hate to see
worship. They say I hate to see anybody you notice.
All of the material world and the West, they don't mind any
movement, except a movement that says this is not a religion that I
made up or is of my identity. This is of Allah and I'm submitting to
it. That's the big difference between why they hate Islam. Yet
they're accepting of anything else. Like any other weirdo
nonsense, they accept it. That may be more weird than Islam. It's not
about weird. It's about the fact that a Muslim does not practice
Islam by saying, This is what I'm doing. And I choose to do no, we
say, we are submitting to Allah subhana wa Tada. And we, as a
Muslim, you can 100% say, I don't want my nest does not want to do
certain things. But I'm doing it because of I'm submitting to
Allah. That's a big difference between someone who says, No, my
identity is xy and z. And I'm going to do you know, these more
wild things, these more different things, right? than anyone else.
Because when they do that, they're still confirming the right assume
that the West except which is your neffs dictates. So then that's the
also that they accept. Whereas when we come in Islam, and the
Cathars, Catholics make the same claim and the Jews make the same
claim. Okay, which is that? No, this is not from us. We are
submitting our egos to something bigger. That's what the issue,
that's the issue that
the general Western vibe of things is not accepting. It's not
accepting this idea of you, my ego not being in the driver's seat. So
it's totally fine that you give me a laundry list a book this big of
what you can't eat.
Right? As long as it's your choice, as long as you made it up.
And it's your choice. But the moment you come, and I got one
sentence of what I can eat only because God told me not to that to
have a problem with that. Because it's the reason you're doing it.
And it's the old soul. Everyone's got us, all right. They accept the
methodology that your worldview comes from your ego. They have
total acceptance of that. It comes from yourself and your own mind.
And this Earth observation you whatever calculations you made,
that's all fine. We could make fun of you, but you're accepted.
But the moment you say no, I've exited this, this world. And now
I'm obeying something of the unseen from the heavens.
At that point, they rejected Alright, so that's the meaning of
yen her. Olivia and her evidence either salah. Okay. The area stops
at Yena they stop, they forbid, will forbid what everything
related to the dean. But then specifically, the prayer. Okay.
And because the prayer is the crux of the whole thing, right? And the
prayer is the direct visual, physical manifestation that you're
also is obedience to something heavenly. When I don't eat pork, I
cannot eat pork and the other guy next to me doesn't eat pork
because he's a vegetarian. I can't see the difference, right? I can
fast and the other guy's doing intermittent fasting too. I'm
doing it for Allah. He's doing it for his diet. We can't tell the
difference unless I say the difference, right? I give charity
to the poor. I call it soccer. out of obedience to Allah, another guy
can give charity because he feels like it makes him feel happy.
Feels good. So a lot of acts of worship. You don't know the
difference? niqab this COVID as shown
10 People can cover their face, one's doing it for Allah, the
other is doing it for a virus out of fear of a virus. Right. So even
hijab and hijab a million women go around wearing a hood, right?
What's the difference? She's wearing a hood big deal. Okay, or
in the cold they wear those
you know those those things that they wear scheme is like a ski
mask that goes around the head it's really cold you wear that
right? So a lot of things in Islam
the person can be doing the same exact thing for you for a
different intention except Salah and that's why Salah is so
important and Allah is very specific I want to do this do it
this way don't do it this way don't do at this hour do it at
this hour, because it's the pure expression of odia to Allah Tada
there is nobody ever you will never see anybody doing an act
that resembles exactly resemble Silla, but you can see someone
doing something exactly resembling any other act of worship, jihad.
Of course, everyone goes to war. Think of any act or marriage Yeah,
we all marry right in
who's married Jews married everyone married secular people
marry
jeredy hijab we said Nick up there you can find a mimic but you will
never find someone making sujood the way Muslim does in the exact
way that we mix the Jews moving his finger and so that Salah is
mentioned here because it is the most specific and the most clear
expression that I'm connecting and I'm submitting to some to what is
beyond this world.
So that's why I write to Ludhiana Jana dini. Kameena he forbids and
he hates all matters of faith, however, in specific the prayer
and this is in terms of s webinars Zun specifically to Abuja, who
used to loathe seeing the Prophet pray like this. He's an example.
He used to hate everything he says all Islam, but he loathed the
prayer and specific it just reminded him that the bene Hashem
they got a connection to Allah subhanaw taala our tribe didn't
good. He just despised the prayer.
Alright, let's take a look at some of the other Hadith here
that Abu Jamal
said, * yeah, for Mohammed wotja Who banal Polycom and he
used to make fun of the prayer. Does he bury his face in front of
view? That's what he used to call St. Jude. You know what they call
it the Jude in
the video games now, because of all the sujood that happens in
soccer. You know, there's so much central incisors.
There sujood.
Whatever, you know what they call it? Because they couldn't do
because they want to mimic the British soccer worldwide soccer
leagues
to the tee. And sujood is so common, right? So when they made
the move in the video game, I guess it's FIFA back in my day, it
was FIFA. Right. But when they made this, the soccer video game,
and they made a sujood and he's doing sujood but they can't call
it prostration they call it the kiss the turf.
That's what they called the move. So they can't call it frustration.
So that's called Kiss the turf. So here at Bucha hill now they're not
doing that. I don't think they did that maliciously. They just they
just can't say frustration. They got kind of put a religious thing
in in the in the you know that one time an NFL player did it?
Yeah. To
be both the wrestler, the UFC fighter.
There were two Muslims. Brothers, right? Those brothers.
Yeah, they got they got basically pushed out of the league for this
because they saw the soccer guys doing it. I think one of them like
you had an interception. a pick six. He goes back gets a
touchdown. The British all the British have no clue what we're
talking about. But basically he caught the quarterbacks catch the
opposing quarterback and he ran with it like rugby into the
endzone and got six points. So he picked off the quarterback and ran
into the endzone so it's called the pick six, six points for a
touchdown. And he did so cute. Oh my gosh, it was a skit. It was
scandalous because the NFL is a different vibe.
I know they could do everything. Odell Beckham can mimic a dog
urinating, right? I watched this yesterday and they do this stupid,
grown men grown men. Oh,
I seen these highlights sometimes. And I wonder what's up. Wait,
don't you guys have to practice for the game? These are like it
like elaborate dances and stuff, right? And they're all like
kiddie thinks it's not even like a talented dance that you can say,
well, that's a tough practice. But
there was a scan. It was a scandalous thing because in the
American American football scene, Islam is not welcome. Unlike
basketball, right?
I would say basketball. There's there are a number of Muslim
players, right? Not a problem. But European soccer filled with
Muslims. Okay, totally not a problem to be a Muslim, but
American football.
And they eventually like push them out of the league, those two guys.
So one of them picked Tom Brady at one point. That was like his
highlight of his career. He intercepted Tom Brady at some
point.
Yeah, they went to umbra. Where do they live? Their brothers lives in
Dallas.
Is there one here?
Yeah.
So I Bucha had it makes fun of sujood.
He says this Mohammed bury his face in the dirt stuff for a lot
of caffeine.
They said yes, he does.
He does that in front of us.
He said
I swear by lead and also if I see him doing that, okay, I'm going to
sit on his neck and for and and jam his face in the dirt. Look
what the enemy the Prophet hutzpah.
Then the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam one time was seen
praying
and Abuja he was there, and all the people that he said in front
of where they're at our rasool Allah He sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam who is suddenly
and he went to the province I sudden them and he went to
basically put sit on the profits back while he's in St. Jude and
jam his face into the dirt.
For my father, who for whom men who Allah will young cause young
Kosala RTV were 30 be a day Subhan Allah.
He gets there and all of a sudden, he turns back running and pushing
something away with his hands, running away and trying to stiff
arm something with his hands. He said
I got there and lo and behold, I saw a ditch of fire.
And I saw a hawk chasing after
the prophets of Allah when he was salam, afterwards, everyone saw
the scene. Okay.
Everyone saw the scene. He says lo Danna, Mini, left data, data tool
Mullah Erica to Abu on one on one. Those were angels. Those birds
that he saw were melodica. And he said if he had come closer to me
to do what he did what he wanted to do, the melodica would have
nipped off hit nipped him off limb by limb. Just like a bird. Like
what I watch here nature's brutal videos, limb by limb ripped apart
limb by limb.
Pile of Enza Allah learned that if he Hadith he Ebihara El Sheikh
Bulava who can in Santa Lapa era husana in Arabic Raja, our
itallian Abdullah, the Salah,
summarizing Abuja, a man who has no needs in the worlds he has, he
doesn't need to respect anyone. He's extremely big physically. He
was extremely rich, he was extremely smart, he was of lineage
there were he had no worries, people who have no worries like
this, and they never fear losing anything. They go to access,
right? They become bullies, they oppress, they indulge, because he
has nothing to lose.
And they see that and they despise anything that reminds them of
their weakness, your weakness as a human being of your dependency as
a human being we are a defendant as a human being, whether you like
it or not, we're dependent.
They despise anything that reminds them of their dependents. Right.
We on the other hand, we will be on the straight path as a group of
people.
As long as we remember. We're dependent. We can be knocked out
at anytime.
You are in a Muslim. I have a lot of weaknesses. We were all came
into Islam after maybe being in a type of J Helia. Which was a
coveted 100 law.
Right and you know better than anyone else here because you
entered Islam.
We could lose all this. We are also all of us Masha Allah in this
room have eyes, ears. We have bodies, if you study in medical
school, subhanAllah them all the diseases. It's a miracle that
anyone's healthy. That's the That's the takeaway when you study
in medical school, all the diseases, right?
You humbled I just came back from Virginia for what nine months. 11
months more to Chania
this cup of water you've never seen anything like this for 11
months you haven't seen anything like this. It was it was brown.
water and water. chagnon is not crisp and clear like this. We
always have to realize this stuff is not default. There's no default
model. There is no default. Everything is from Allah subhanaw
taala can be taken away like that.
We have a brother in the masjid. You probably seen him. He was like
a youth who was just a happy youth
enjoyed life.
His parents let him do what he wants to do. He had a terrible
motorcycle accident. And now he has partly partially paralyzed in
one day. The day started off totally new
Normal The day ends, he's paralyzed. This brother,
this was one of the things I was actually honored to be called into
this family to do the going into and Salah and, and recite Quran in
his hospital room because he was in such terrible, terrible shape.
Right. And when you work in this job, it's really an honor when a
family calls you and says come in and do some recitation for us. And
we did receipts for him, and visited him a lot.
Time has passed, but this tribulation that he has, you can't
imagine it falling on anyone else's head, you say to yourself,
we used to see a happy go lucky kid who's just play around, take
risks, do whatever Allah saw somebody who can bear a
tribulation that nobody else can bear to lose the ability to use on
arm, right? And all the things that go with that is that there's
a lot of side effects that go with that.
Okay, Subhan Allah. So we should not take any, any of this at any
minute confer could be lost. And that's the opposite of this.
Because when you see an eye like this, you have to do the opposite.
You have to realize at every moment we're in need.
And that's why we don't oppress you don't oppress anything, even
an ant, to deprive it of food to deprive it,
of anything, it could come back to you.
So we should have that. That is really when we talk about fear of
Allah. Don't fear Allah. If you're tempted to oppress if you're
tempted to be smug. Fear Allah because Allah loads these
attributes. And he has the power to come directly into your throat
with his command
and stop you from breathing stop you from eating stop you from
moving. He has a power.
And we'll use it but we are lucky. We are lucky, very, very lucky
that he says way off one cathedra. He forgives a lot. He forgives you
a lot. And
as you all are young, have kids, you will earn the for you will
earn a lot of forgiveness for their sake. Have kids because then
they need to eat food. Allah will use you. All right, you didn't do
that.
You deserve those legs anymore. But keep him give him his legs
because his kids need food. He needs to go to work. So many
people don't deserve anything.
All right, but he's got defendants let him go and continue work.
Forgive him. Lift this punishment from him. And on top of that, all
right, you're gonna bring the risk back to your kids. Fine. Take a
sliver for yourself. That's how risk works.
All right at Encana added Hooda. Now what if he was on alHuda?
I'm gonna have a Taqwa commanded. So we are commanded to think about
what happens if these people were on the good. How much good would
they do if they were on the truth?
But what did they do instead? Right and kill Devo Allah Abuja
*, he chose to go against the truth and a rebel.
You fool. Who Are you rebelling against? You're not winning this.
You see these guys? Like the British professor of biology. Hot
what's his name again?
Is a guy writes all the atheist books, Dawkins.
You know, this guy. This guy, by the way. He's very ignorant about
Islam and religion. He when He destroys theology in his book,
he's destroying something we don't even believe in. Right? He's
destroying this is what exactly what they call strawman. Right? He
takes what he perceives to be religion or Islam.
And he makes it into like a scarecrow. Then he destroys it.
But it's that's not even what Islam is. He didn't even research
his enemy. But he gets away with it because of his British accent.
And because of his medical degree, or whatever he has, if anybody
said those same words in a Brooklyn accent would not get five
seconds of fame. But because he has that, that British accent, and
that medical degree, good. And he comes in with that suit. And he's
sort of a like a stoic personality. Right? So he sounds
very well thought through
very smug about what he's saying, okay.
And he wages war and his entire life on God. Now I have a question
for you. If God didn't exist, why would you bother with this with
all this energy? Right?
If you true
We believe God doesn't exist. Why would you bother putting all this
effort? Secondly, do you think you're going to win a battle
against God?
Does it make sense both ways? And that's why Kufa does not make
sense. And the further you go into COFA, the more insane it gets,
like
mass murderers, when you say yourself, this is insane. Well,
obviously, it's not really insane. But Cofer makes you do things
that, that look totally insane. Right, that's what Cofer does. So
these people are not insane. If you're insane, you would be firing
your gun at a tree, or a squirrel. That's what insane people do.
Insane. People do not selectively perfectly select the right victim
and shoot them and nowhere to kill them to. So you can call that
criminally insane, whatever you want, but cover itself leads
people to do acts that everyone else calls insane. But this type
of behavior where you spend your entire life devoted to the hatred,
of something that you claim
to believe doesn't exist. That makes zero sense, right? I can
make fun of a no offense because I do have some Hindu neighbors who
are really nice.
They're actually Christian, but they're Indian Christian, you know
that there's Indian Christians out there because the Portuguese came
in and they did serious Dawa and confusion of my life when I see an
Indian guy in front of me is Indian. And he tells me his last
name is Fernandez.
And I'm like, I'm totally confused right now. He's got an Indian
accent. Everything's Indian about him. And he tells me last name is
Fernandez. Right. But it then they explained it to me that they had
the Portuguese went down there made Christian settlements
intermarried with the people. And then over the years of
intermarriage are completely Indian. You know, the in their DNA
now is like, totally look Indian. Everything's Indian, culturally
Indian, but they're Christians. Right. So I have neighbors like
that. But there's also, I do have some decent relations with some
Hindus. So not to make fun of their god or anything, but we
always we do we make jokes about some of these things, right? It's
never going to pass the like, some people say, Oh, you didn't even
research it. And I'm not. I'm not researching this myth of the
Elephant Man, or the woman who has not, I could care less
about research. Why do they honor the cow so much? Or the wisdoms
they say of bathing and Cal dunk? No, I don't believe in it. I
looked down on it. And I'm not going to spend not two seconds
researching why they do that. Right? I made my conclusion ready.
So but if I was hesitant, I was like, well, maybe they do have a
point right? Then I would research it right. And that's where what
someone gets so defensive. If you ever see somebody come in, and
they have a reaction towards men.
It's true that a woman could have a bad experience with a dad or a
stepdad. So she has a reaction towards men. But you know, exactly
immediately that something's wrong with you. In your past, something
happened to you in your past, right? Like, why would you hate
men so much? Derek, people so women aren't so innocent, either.
A man could have a terrible experience with his mom. And
whenever you see a man who hates women, look at this, look at the
serial killers that killed women, like 99% of the time. The mom
herself was the issue. So he has a mother problem. So there are
people who have issues with their dad, their people have issues with
their mom, right? I think one of them, I can't remember who it was
his mother used to basically leave him in a room
and have drug dealers come in. And she'd be with a different guy
every month, whoever supplying her the drugs, and then she abandoned
him. So what did you think he's gonna grow up to be? He hates
women. So he goes around and he kills women, all of them look like
his mom.
brown haired women, like his mom. It's like psychology straight up
basic stuff that you could. So whenever you see someone having
such an emotional reaction towards something, something happened in
your life, maybe a priest bothered him. I guarantee you if we rewind
it to the life of Dawkins, this is emotional. Something happened
between him and a priest. Or maybe he made dua for his grandma to
live and she didn't write. And then he, it became an emotional
thing. I had a guy on my
Facebook for years, years, Pakistani guy from Montreal,
would follow every post that I made, and he would say something,
making fun of Islam
until finally, at some point came around, he did at some point,
repent. Then he disappeared again. I don't know where he is. But he
did admit and he said, My real issue was that my grandma died.
And I projected that to Allah subhanaw taala. Right. And I'll
tell you why this is foolish because
If you believe what the moment you said the word Allah, all of his
actions are wise, including taking your grandmother, right? You may
have loved your grandmother, maybe she did not love being alive
anymore. Maybe she was old. You don't know what she's been through
that she wants to leave this world and go and be reunited with their
loved ones. And in the Presence of Allah subhanaw taala. So first of
all, you don't know the wisdom, the but the moment you say, this
is a divine act, from ALLAH SubhanA wa, tada.
It means it's a wise action. And it's up to you to search for the
wisdom, I'm telling you, there are pearls in the Arabian Gulf.
It's up to you to find them they are they're guaranteed they're
there. That's why every Gulf state, that's what they used to
be. So if you look at most of the Gulf states, their symbol is the
boat because their livelihood was on pearls. And they would go get
up, sell it, go to the city and sell the pearls. But if I'm
telling you, there's pearls on there, it's up to you to find a
way. And that's one of the things if you have kids, this is a
practice that you should do if you know something, let's say is in a
closet.
Say go get me that you know what kids are going to do, right?
They're going to open up, look at it for half a second. And if they
if it's not right there in front of them, they're gonna go back so
I can't find it. Right? You guys go find or if they if you know
they have the capacity to achieve something I know they have the
capacity, for example, to put a table together.
Put the table together. I don't know how to do it. You know how to
do it. I'm not telling you anything. And you don't tell them.
You make them dig inside themselves. Because this is a
habit that they're going to need later in life. Later in life. When
we tell them there's a wisdom in this. It's up to you now to say
okay, find the wisdom.
Never complained about it because there is a wisdom and that's
basically where what these people didn't do and they projected
against Gods that's why they have such an emotional hatred towards
God and religion and religious people. And that's exactly what is
happening here with Abuja had that he despises
the Dean because he was competing. And he admitted it himself. We
were competing with the Benny Hashem
they got rich, we got rich, they got authority, we got authority,
they got prestige, we got prestige. Now they got a profit.
How are we going to match that? That's what's eating him eating
him up. But I think other words
about Abuja, *, he turned and he is in rebellion. That's what we
got to talk about rebellion against God and helmet that makes
no sense to wage a war. Either you don't believe in Him. And if you
do, you're gonna lose. Okay?
Ta Heba. Noreen says it was Ted Bundy We're talking about yes, he
had this emotional reaction against certain types of women
that reflected what his mother looked like, because how his mom
treated him.
All right, so
LM Yeah, LM bn Allah Yara. In other words, do you? Either you
believe in this God? Or you don't? If you don't believe in this, God,
don't even bother spending two seconds on it. Right? Why would
you spend two seconds on it?
Then people say, oh, you can't refute something unless you know
about it. If it's a philosophy, but if it's a false god, I don't
need to learn the fake story about the false god.
Like Zeus.
Someone asked me about this. I'm going to say nothing. Just the
stories of the Greeks. That's all it is. It's nonsense, obviously.
Right? Nobody believes in that. I don't even think they believed in
it. It's just national stories. That's that's probably what it
was. But are you going to do you have to research and study what
Zeus is in order to know it's a bunch of nonsense? I don't have to
write. And I'm not going to. I already made my decision.
The only reason I would ever study anything about Greek mythology is
I'm going to polite society on I need somebody to talk about, right
that there is some knowledge that's important, just for that
purpose, no other purpose, that if you're in company, you'd have to
have a clue about certain things in life, right? In that culture.
But that's it. And let me out and be an ally era. Do you know that
Allah is watching you and He has power over you so either you don't
believe in him? Or you do believe in him if you don't believe in
him, don't bother spending two seconds on him. If you do believe
in Him, you're not winning this war. So just put up the white flag
and try to get a plea bargain as best as you can. Right to make up
for your passes. Canada in the me and Thailand as fam Benassi now
Allah tells us about the punishment and this punishment.
It sounds very strange, but it's very reassuring to have a god
that's powerful.
I don't understand how people they
Were to squirm about this. God. It's all mercy.
There are people out there like Hitler and, and, and what's his
name from the Russian killed more people than Hitler, Stalin?
And worse, and our guys aren't so innocent either. Do you think
George Bush is an innocent guy? He's as bad as Stalin, except he
just didn't do it in his own country. He went how many 1000
miles away to do it in Iraq, and didn't do it himself just gave the
order to do it. In Syria, he's as he is the number one most guilty
person of all. Don't be fooled by this, this funny guy, right? Who
is now a painter? Apparently.
He used to own baseball teams. He doesn't he can't put two words
together. Right.
And you think to yourself, I mean, he's just like, a cowboy. Right?
No, don't be fooled by that he's guilty. He went to war in
Afghanistan and Iraq on nothing.
Okay, and nothing. Doesn't even make sense. They went to
Afghanistan when you told me 19 Saudis took over the plains. So go
to war with Saudi. Right. But and they say, Oh, well, bin Laden. Is
was behind it. And he was in Afghanistan. So wait a second.
He's Bin Laden is sophisticated enough.
From caves to hijack these planes? His bad discussion for September
12. To have right, because 911 was yesterday. But he's sophisticated
enough to do that. But he's, and you caught him right away, but we
can't figure out who killed Kennedy. Right? Was like they were
like 50 people in the park.
We can't figure out who killed Kennedy. But this we figured it
out right away.
I mean,
of course, he took credit for it, because he couldn't dream to ever
have done an act like that. He didn't have the capacity to do
that. And look at the follow up acts. This is the best one. When
the when the when the Islamic Jihad groups, they took
responsibility for it because it was pride for them to hit America
like that amongst themselves. They viewed him as like they viewed
this they love this act. Okay.
That's haram for us. Right? But they did. They're not guided,
let's say.
Look at the follow up acts. They tried to follow it up.
The underwear bomber, the shoe bomber, this is getting worse and
worse and worse. And they all failed. So after 911, they
mimicked it. And one guy went and put a bomb in his shoe. It went
off in the airplane and burned his foot. That's all that got burned.
The other guy put the bomb in his underwear. And all of a sudden,
like his thighs were on fire.
So when they really tried to do the job, that's what that's the
product that you got. There's no way that these guys in caves. I'm
trying you I'm guaranteeing you were able to pull this off. Right?
You see any Islamic organization that has the ability, right to do
something, turn planes around, go and not be detected by NORAD. How
did you not get detected? How did you perfectly maneuver the plane
like that? Anyway, of course we know that planes didn't knock down
the towers. This thing was demolished. It was a it was a it
was a controlled demolition. So he's as guilty as anybody else in
the world. George Bush and don't be fooled by his jokey self and
his you know cutesy accent and all that stuff. Okay, Stalin, you
could tell he's a critic killer. Saddam Hussein looks like a
dictator. Hitler is insane. His speeches and then Bush he's like
on a golf course. Right? All this stuff and he's just at ballgames
and he looks like a regular guy. Don't be fooled by any of that
stuff.
So Allah subhanaw taala is powerful and he will punish these
people, they will get punished
Kela Illuminati let us now see, we will take the hair on his forehead
and drag him to the fire.
Now see, I think the button kata
the nasiha is the forehead. And when Allah says we, we will grab
him by the forehead means the angels of punishment will grab him
by the hair in the forehead. But when Allah says the forehead that
it
is a lying forehead What do your parents believe about 911 By the
way
so that if I meet them I don't offend them about this Yeah.
They believe that Osama bin Laden did it right. Yeah. Because that's
that's the yeah
yeah.
Told you this free exactly what I said that was she was like you
said it Joe Biden's a warlord.
Study against murder those people doesn't make the
In the medical world, what else?
Yeah.
You you
supervised over it as president, right. There's no such thing.
That's why we don't have this concept of Islam that you could be
the leader and not be responsible at the same time. You're 100 year
fully responsible for all the murders that happened in your in
your reign.
She was like, you know, King Charles secret? Oh, yeah. That's
the word that's going around.
She got there.
She watches him. She should watch him those people like
they find him super sophisticated. And they're convinced he is. So
no, see, it's in CAD, if it's on Catia. It's a forehead. Allah says
the forehead that is a lying forehead. And it is a mistaken
forehead. So what does that mean? And that's in this is one of the
signs in the Quran type of verses that show these later on, they say
where are decisions made in the brain
made up here.
And so that's one of the verses that they usually quote, when they
say science in the Quran. They say Now see, it's incredible Katya,
Allah says, He attributes honesty and decision making, which is,
honestly this type of decision to the forehead. And we know now that
in the main, when people make decisions, this is the part of the
brain that's functioning. So that's one of the verses about
that.
But I feel very comfortable and very happy to know that your
Creator, your protector has a lot of power to inflict a lot of pain
on bad people you want to God and a protector, and a creator that
cannot do that. Or that will never do that. Go one day and have a
boss or a leader and then have a rebellion
and see that rebellion cook up and destroy everything that you love.
Right? And see your leader either not have the ability or not have
the stomach right or the the will to do so to take care of these
people. You're going to be so unsettled, so unhappy, right?
Even a family
you got a problem in the house, there's a there's a what's the
what's the thing, there's a fox in the in the pen, whatever, there's
a fox in the henhouse. That means there's a guy causing fitting in
our family.
And you have a dad who has no will have his own no power. Okay, and
he just allows this fox to wreak havoc, see how you're gonna feel
you're gonna feel like your head's gonna burst? Do something, fix
this, punish this person. Here these ads of punishment really is
from the Command of Allah, the perfection of Allah to Allah
because some people deserve it. Okay, some people deserve
punishment. If you look at some of the crimes that some people
commit, they deserve punishment.
Even if we say an amendment had that said you should never wish
that anyone gets punished. But the fact that Allah has the ability to
punish them and the will to punish them. Okay.
That should be sufficient fear in the person that you are sentenced
to punishment. Right? And then if Allah wills to forgive these will
forgive but you should never
wish that upon anyone. Santa Rosa Vernier. We will call this a Benny
Who are these Ivania?
As Zubin, what would differ as Zubin is to push back as the Vania
jahannam. Some will be hurt or the divers, they're called that
because they force people in the fire. They push them into the
guy's like, running away. He's doesn't want to go there forcing
him into the fire. As the judge says Humala there Malaika they are
rough. They are fierce. Good.
All right. And in some narrations people have from the ultimate have
said they are deaf, blind, mute and they can't smell because if
Allah's creation is all has mercy in it, if they could see, hear,
smell, okay, or speak
and see the punishment that they they're inflicting on people, the
mercy in their heart would have moved. Right. Allow them if that's
true or not, that's not like us. NARRATION But it has been said
they do not hear, smell or see. Because if they did, they would
ask mercy for these people. That's how bad it is. And it's also a
depression for the punished that when like a faceless being that
cannot hear you you're
screams, you can't talk to him, You can't do anything. But also,
that's it. He said that it's some of them are like that, but others
of them in Africa, they are like that because in the Quran itself,
they complaint they said, Help us get us out of here. And then when
I said did you not get a messenger? You have no excuse.
Right? So that's just one thing that's been said about them.
And Allah subhana wa Tada closes with, always disobey these people.
Anytime that there's a tyrant, a heretic, an oppressor, a Kaffir,
who is truly against
Allah subhana wa Tada. We're not saying legal Kaffir there are leet
people who are legally in Islam by the law of Islam they're
categorized as kafirs we are in this area talking about the enemy
of Allah subhanaw taala. He has waged war on a lot on okay.
Is waged war on Allah, La to always go against them. So if an
enemy of Allah subhanaw taala, let's say you're in a debate or
something, or you see them on a train or something. Let's say you
ran into dockets, and dogs, take a seat. don't obey him. Every act of
obedience is a bond between you and that person. Right? If Dawkins
told you, okay, let's your recite suicide.
I'm not doing I'm never going to obey you. This is
exactly
exactly shaytaan came to him with this trick. Because anytime you
obey someone, there's a bonds being built between you and them.
Okay? So say Tom came to say nicer says say,
that's a trick, right? So say nicer. He knows better than
shaytaan. And he said, I will, but not after you. So he walked away
from him and he said it because you have to wait a little longer
Collier cone. Allah says in the Quran, if they're told to worship
Allah ruku being symbolic for worship of Allah, they won't do
it. He mimetic a boy came to him and said Erica,
it was after us. Maddie got up and pray to ruckus. Even if it was it
was the mcru fan base. And in this case, no, because Allah says, if
they're told to make RUCO they refuse. Okay, a boy. You know,
just like boys, we're talking like a child basically say, Get up and
pray.
So Malik got up and prayed, look at his understanding of the deen.
So whenever someone tells us to do something good, never say no. But
if an oppressor of shaytaan, if an enemy of Faith tells you to do
anything, you never obey them. And that's why working for them is a
disaster, living in their lands. That's why we have most Muslims in
America and in the West, they just like clay in the hands of the
culture. Because they have obeyed this culture, so many times their
loyalty to it, even if it goes against the dictates of Allah and
we see this every time a non Muslim dies, they're the first to
run and seek forgiveness for this person and pray for this person.
And the only way I put it is that look, these people did not accept
Islam in their life. Don't force it on them in their death. You're
praying for them to go to an Islamic paradise, when he doesn't
want the Islamic religion. Right. And they're always doing this.
They're always praying for these people. Good for something that
this person didn't even believe in. I would find it disrespectful.
Imagine one of a person in our community died. And he happened to
be extremely,
have good relations with the Hindus.
Then he dies and we pray janazah for him, and we've noticed that in
Hindu temples are having celebrations for him, ceremonies
for him. And they're celebrating because he's reincarnated now,
into some form, and they're talking about him in their
context. Wouldn't you be upset? Right? Don't talk about him. In
your context. Your entire context is invalid for us. It means
nothing to us. It offends us. So it tells you Oh, you're dead. He's
evolved in Nirvana and he's coming back in a better form. And now
he's a sheep.
Who's going to who's going to have a wonderful owner? Right? And he's
just going to eat and may all day right?
Sorry. No, I don't. You're offending me here, right.
He's a falcon. Now. He's evolved from
from Arab to Falcon.
I mean, so these people Why are you now if you cared so much, why
don't you give him down when he was alive? It's just hypocrisy.
All right, let's stop here. Last thing we say I've got a Mac winard
abdomen Robbie who says it's
the closest you are to Lord is when you are in sujood. So make
much dua Believe it or not, ladies and gentlemen, we only have half
an hour for q&a. I'm sorry to tell you this. But we only have half an
hour
for questions and answers. So let's take your q&a right now.
Where do you go? Right?
You go to class
wasn't there for the first like, 45 minutes? Yeah. And then she
walks right in. Oh my gosh.
What's, what's the class
she was staying at she stayed up all night.
Because all these teachers that don't drive cars because they're
so obsessed. Oh, they don't drive.
Okay.
I bet you she lives in the Greenwich Village to. That's what
those types of that's where they all live. All right.
All right, folks. We only have a few
minutes for questions. We do not have have a session tomorrow. They
have a medical situation that I have to attend to. All right.
Hey, Ryan, do you mind paying the restaurants? Yeah. Pretty much.
Check. What are we going with card? Would they do that?
Okay, I'll unlock for you here. Tomorrow. I'll just give you the
wall tomorrow. You can do it. Or tonight. I'll leave it in my
mailbox tonight or something. All right, folks. The mermaid says
regarding Jenna's are for people who didn't outwardly show Islam.
We should have hosting have been and we don't know what is in their
hearts.
Yes, but we have rules in Islam. Okay, hosting Yvonne is not in
whether someone became Muslim or not is a legal matter. Okay, and
therefore then well wait, maybe Hitler died as a Muslim? Maybe
Elvis Presley died as a Muslim maybe
everyone else died as a Muslim. Well, why don't you have us done
for Ben Latin and open the door for him?
Well, he's a Muslim anyway, we know he's a Muslim, but he was
someone that most people will stay away from right politically, okay,
we can't touch them. So they didn't even want to pray Jeunesse
on some of these people know, we can only make Salah on someone who
we know is a Muslim, with ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada. That's between
him and Allah. So you're correct in one aspect, and you're
incorrect in another aspect. The aspect that you're correct is we
can't say who's in the hellfire and who's not. We don't know how
they died between themselves and Allah subhanaw taala. But we do
know, as a ruling, this person did not die as a muslim. We will not
he will not is not afforded the rights of a Muslim. Okay, which is
Janaza da, et cetera. So that's why that's the rule. Otherwise, we
have chaos. Well, then how do I know that you truly are a Muslim?
Right? Maybe you're not? Well, because hosted that you can't just
go on way. Positive suspicion but negative suspicion? Nope. Right.
So then, really, maybe the last mass shooter died as a Muslim. You
never know. Maybe just had a tragic life.
Who may be stolid died as Muslim. So where do we start to draw the
line? By our judgment of people? No.
So Mary made I hope that answers your question. m&m. Why did you
describe Islam with the word weird? No, I'm saying in their
eyes, it's weird. I'm not saying obviously it's not in our eyes in
their eyes. They view it as that that's how they view it random
user says I should really be doing my homework now. Okay, is there a
way to ask the question privately? I suppose so. By sending it to
info us if he decided but Ryan's not here to check his email. But
tool says should we prepare ourselves emotionally for a lot
not answering our doors, our the biller data's shaytaan getting to
you because of maybe some he got to your heart? Because the Prophet
says the exact opposite. Okay, the exact opposite. The Prophet said,
Pray certain that Allah will answer your DUA
and that your your dot did not get answered only because you don't
believe you stopped praying for it? And you said you believe that
you will be answered. Mary made says it's all so Philip. Yes, it's
also feel
good.
It's all so what I'm saying you're see you're correct in one aspect
and incorrect. Another aspect it is all tofield is between them and
Allah subhana which can someone have secretly become a Muslim?
Yes, of course, can someone have secretly even they don't know what
the shahada is, but their state with Allah to Allah is belief.
It's possible. That's between them and Allah but us on this earth as
Muslims, we will not treat them as Muslim because otherwise we would
be in chaos, acting upon suspicions and guesses, and we
don't act on guessing in this life. So we may prey upon somebody
who's a Muslim, whom Allah knows Islam whenever. And we may not
prey on someone who is not a Muslim, because Outwardly they
were not a Muslim, but between them and Allah
Allah they took the shot they believed, even if they even know
what the shadows but Eman settled in their heart that's between them
and Allah or Allah deemed them that they didn't receive the
message in a way that was suitable for them to actually believe. And
Allah may forgive them that is for Allah to Allah, that's not for us.
So that's the, I hope Mary made.
Now she's saying, Okay, I'm talking about Muslims who didn't
practice their religion. Okay?
Muslims who don't practice their religion, they all of course, must
be treated, that Allah Tada at least gave them Amen.
He gave them a man because he wanted to save them. Right. So
whether they're forgiven or not on the ACA, the first I've heard from
all the people that will be shocked when they see the details
of the laws justice.
So much so that to the point that if you're walking between two
Apple farms, and you see an app on the ground and you throw it in one
of the farms, you'd be questioned for that. How do you know it was
his not the other guy's an apple?
Then they will be shocked to see Allah's mercy and how willing he
is to forgive. So
Hannah D. I'm hoping to travel to New York, from England.
Where any stomach things to go to see in New York. 96th Street
Masjid is a nice Masjid. It's not like the London central mosque in
Regent's Park, but it is a nice Masjid.
You should come to NBC, which is 40 minutes away.
Okay,
the third time I'm asking with no answer. Wow. I didn't see that
Hamza Aziz? Because I don't scroll up. When the q&a starts, I just go
straight where we were. What is my estimation as to why Allah gave
one of the greatest sources of wealth to the law in Gulf Arabs?
For simple the simple answer is, it was the dua of Sedna Ibrahim
Alayhi. Salam to bless them with what, what they need, because it's
a dry, arid territory. And so they were blessed with that. They were
blessed before this, by always being taken care of Mecca, was
always taken care of, by a different empire, like so
different Khilafah, they always took care of Makkah, in terms of
sending it food and resources. When the Gaddafi went down, Allah
gave them their own resource, which was better than the, what
the Ottomans did for it. They gave them the petrol on the oil, but
they squandered it, if you had this resource that the entire
world needs, you would probably be able to control the entire world
because of this resource, right? You should be able to control the
entire world.
There'll be at your knees.
Otherwise, you won't release the resource. So But nonetheless, they
were
deprived of it because the no burger, so they have it but not
but uh, you can have a lot of blessing, a lot of physical things
but no blessings. There's a big difference between stuff and you
benefiting from that stuff. So they have tons of stuff, but they
don't benefit from
in the sense that their political power didn't benefit. You could
have had the biggest army in the world. You could have fed all of
these poor countries around you in exchange for manpower. Right. But
no.
What's the best way to recover from low Eman is much recitation
of the Quran with contemplation and reading the stories of
prophets
do you have any you know any places you would recommend to
visit in Marrakech I can't I haven't been so long since I've
been to Morocco but we have Sofia here she's just went to Morocco so
she could help you out
is my crew to pray after us? Yes, it is.
It is my crew
to pray after Salah tell us no effing you don't pray no effort
after us.
It's it's it's a forbidden time to pray.
Not my crew forbidden to pray enough Allah for no reason after
us and after Salah to fetch until the sun comes up. Karla White says
at night we should recite Subhan Allah 33 times Hamdulillah 33
times lo Akbar 34 times that's it know that we don't say let it lead
Allah and notice, you know, of course you could say that anytime
you want. But in that specific Viken it's not that
my Hamza says
Can you make dua for my grandmother she's going through a
surgery and I said Allah Lima, Bellagio, Lima and your sphere. So
Allah and all the Ramadasa the manosphere. What if you are making
up a prayer after Austin? Is that allowed? The answer is yes,
because we said no F and are not allowed, not for its obligations
are still permitted. But no effort are not alone.
Ibrahim Khan, if Allah wants to honor someone, what does he do to
him? He gives him religious knowledge.
And he gives them pious children who will respect him. That's how
it's showing the honor. And he gives him a community that loves
him. That's how they show him honor. But Allah Allah Allah gives
him to feed, to do acts of worship and to learn the religion. That's
how Allah honors people and to do good deeds, that Sophia to do
these deeds is the gift itself. Abdel Fattah is the Hadith to
expel other religions from Arabia authentic, yes, it is. Quality
control, what happens to the souls of non Muslims that passed away on
911? Same thing that happens to non Muslim souls who passed away
in general, no different in terms of the our general knowledge
people just die?
Is Huck Amod. What is the benefit of sending Salah on the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and the other on all of the rustle and
maybe not the Prophet Muhammad, but all the Russell and the bean
prophets and messengers? And is it better to send it upon all of them
instead of just our Prophet? No arriba is to send salawat and
Salam on our prophets of Allah when he was selling them. However,
when other prophets are mentioned, we give Salah and salam upon our
Prophet and upon them. So someone mentioned Satan, the use of you
say Island and i Li WA and Amina, a salatu. Salam, upon him and upon
our Prophet is Salah and Sunnah because we're, it's a DUA, we're
honoring them and respecting them. And it is a way to draw near to
Allah by honoring and respecting all prophets.
Okay? What's medics position of Nika over the phone? It's not
about the, the medium, it's about ensuring the identity.
That's an obligation. Okay? So the phone, it's a valid Nikka however,
on the condition that you're able to ensure the identity, how do you
know that you're talking to someone not a recording? You see
what happened a man Scytale forgot.
You're gonna see what happens. You hear about it. So this is a
football player a long time ago, this guy was like,
a great player.
And he fell in love with somebody on the phone.
Okay, and then that person died.
And he told the news, my girl died. And he totally got, you
know, like, Was everyone was sympathizing with him. And then
people realize someone leaked it. No, that girlfriend wasn't real.
It was a dude. It was a gay dude.
Who acting with a girl's voice. Right? So he was totally
humiliated. You can't be really a captain of a football team.
If you got duped like that, and his confidence was shot. And he
still had a career but nothing close to what he was projected to
be. So the phone of you can be tricked.
Video is better, right? videos better because at least you can
see the person in front of you. So it's all about?
It's all about the identity, ensuring who's getting married.
Are you responsible says edible
if you own a FedEx route,
or okay, if you're if your job is to transport packages, are you
responsible? If the content is haram? The answer is yes. But you
don't have to look. So if if I get a job for FedEx, and they say
transit transport these boxes for me. Hello. I don't have to ask
what's in the box.
But if I find out that it's alcohol on the box, I can't
transport it.
So when you get the job get do this. Right? Don't look. If you
look and discover it, that is hard.
But to transport a box is a package. As soon as you know
something's haram in it, then you're not allowed to do that.
Any advice for someone who sees a hopeless future and depression
isn't abating.
At some point you have to will yourself out of it. Even by faking
it.
Right by
having this is hosting the vanilla that you're gonna have a bright
future and we have a thick
Right there it is repetition. So you have to repeatedly
repeat to yourself that Allah Tala has a bright future for you, until
you make yourself believe it.
Okay?
We also know that Salah on the Prophet, it is impossible for the
Prophet to tell us that something is a medicine, and then it's not
cured. The Salah on the prophet will be a cure. And the only let's
say someone's doing a lot of slots on the Prophet every single day,
but it's not having a result. I would say maybe you also have some
sins that's negating the salah. You can't do 1000 satellites on
the Prophet every day and Zina at the same time and say and then
wonder why it's not working. Alright, so that's like saying, I
take the medicine, but then I vomit.
Why isn't the medicine working? So eliminate sins and do the Karela
and the Quran Rasul Allah is Salatu was Salam because the
Prophet himself said, it will remove
anxiety and depression
has to be like that hosting of and below every human being
hope.
it displaces sadness, it displaces so many bad things. Every human
being is like that no human being, you give him something that he
loves, and you put it in front of him. And he said, It's impossible.
So you have to always know that Allah is going to be jealous, you
have to tell yourself you have to force it upon yourself.
Mary made says thank you for explaining. I understand. And I
thought you were talking about non praying or non practicing Muslims.
Okay, so that makes more sense what she's saying. She's
vindicated Ibrahim Khan, how do we focus more internally than
externally? I would say that has to do with Amen.
Right? It has to do with the laws of Allah subhanaw taala that are
unseen. For example, what goes around comes around the prophesy.
Some said that committed you know to that? How about the unseen law
of Allah that manifests some elements of the prophets I said
and said no wealth is lost from giving charity. You cannot lose
money by giving charity. These are the Think about these unseen.
Nobody could say husband alone no matter what kid except that they
will pass through the tribulation that they're in, nobody can avoid
the Haram except that he will gain more than he loses. Right? Well
mattock allege alone Makara whereas zoom in Haifa Allah and
Allah will give you risk from where you least expected it.
So these are the unseen laws and principles if you do this, you
will get this result. The Quran is filled with this the hadith is
filled with this. So to be more internal than external is by
believing in these laws and then acting upon them these secret
unseen spiritual laws.
What's the Feds were on washing machines in relation to
purification. Yeah, the washing machine is fine as a purifier
because the washing machine uses water first. Right?
It uses water first and and purification for us has two
requirements number one you it's by water and number two, the water
comes off clean. Right? So the first part of the cycle is water.
Right then so then what's the last part of the cycle water so the
water comes off clean. So both conditions are there to the first
part of the cycle is water. The question you should ask is dry
cleaning.
So if you have an agenda on your garment, but you need to send it
to the dry cleaner the solution to that is very simple run it
underwater just then adjusted run it underwater until then the
Justice gun then you send it to the dryer that's the question
Sultan 14 538 You send me a private message and I'll send you
his information
can you hang up a till corsi and Allah's Name The answer is yes but
you can't put your feet towards
him
What time is it
330 We got to wrap up
Suraj in data fetch opening there was a young boy who recited with a
beautiful voice is there a specific recite are he imitated?
I'll ask I do not know to be honest with you. That's one of our
to love Al Hamdulillah
okay
please if you have depression makes draw on Salah on the Prophet
and seek professional help. I agree with that. Don't
underestimate sec.
Killer, regular earthly methods of getting yourself out of your
slump.
Don't underestimate that. They do help.
Alright, so, Maliki click if you're in New York, all you have
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Take a 2017 I don't know what is it 2022 bucks ticket roundtrip
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Who knows. Why does Allah give the kuffar such long lives out of
mercy so that they could change their ways? Okay, chiffon soya
what's the ruling to pray vines and Obagi
Muqdadiyah
we don't pray behind Muqtada the deeds are not valid.
Why does Judaism follow matrilineal lineage? The entity
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He'll come for a visit.
Ladies and gentlemen. Unfortunately, very unfortunately,
we have to stop here. I FIFA. She says Subhanallah about these fit
classes. We really hope the HANA Villa the half the chef a year.
Again a lot of students because this is the for first time yes and
the Moroccan go ahead
with your question that'd be the last question that we take today.
We have all these really hope to the students pack up the classes.
Right? We got these shields to come teach for us and the taken
out from their generous time so we want you know a good handful of
1012 students in each class. SN Moroccan you got 30 seconds to
bring up your question
downstairs, make we do have a prayer right now.
We're a bit over right now.
Is it locked here? All right. SN Moroccanoil have to wait till
tomorrow
Subhanak Allahu Mobium. They got a shadowing
illa Anta the stock photo quality will be like, what us in Santa Fe
coast 11 in Amman or Minnesota had whatsoever so we'll have hack.
Whatever was so bizarre. Okay, he did bring in his question. I'm in
the hospital now with my mom. Spatola my mother got hospitalized
and the doctors just said they won't
Choose to reanimate my mom because of her heart condition. So, that
means that is basically they will not artificially keep her alive.
At that point, you are in a
beginning of the end phase and
you have some practical matters and you have some spiritual
matters when you have the death of a loved one, you have to think of
the practical matters. And then your mind can be settled to think
of the spiritual matters, the practical matters is you have to
get her will. And it has to be her will herself and you have to
prepare to execute that you have to make sure that she owns you own
a plot in a graveyard so you go to a local masjid, how do I buy a
plot, the local message should help you buy a plot, you will then
go to the local funeral home, the Muslim funeral home you will
contact them and you tell them the situation from now that any minute
now she's gonna pass away. And we need you to jump in action and get
the funeral going. You will that funeral directors should should
help you organize everything. Once you fulfilled all these practical
matters, then you spend the rest of the time praying for the Rama
to come down to your mother and to make her last moments on this
earth peaceful and to remove the pain and you make a lot of dua for
her to enter Jannah without any he said and you give sadaqa from your
own money for the sake that Allah answers your door give out a lot
of setup a sadhaka to feel heard about it. It puts out any of the
wrath that was earned by sins. So that's what I would
advise you to do.
We're back Wednesday everybody remember Tuesday? I can't be here
tomorrow I can't be here so we're back Wednesday Subhanak hola como
be having to consider doing stuff that are going to be like what
else in an insane and fearless Elon Madina, Munawwara Medicine
Hat whatsoever. So Bill Huck, are those sub sub Santa Monica?
Guys