Shadee Elmasry – NBF 114 Affairs of the Umma
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ala Rasulillah. Early Masami or Manuela welcome everybody to the
Safina society nothing but facts live stream. Today we look at the
affairs of the OMA, and all of today's news. Most of today's
news.
It's going to be surrounding England. All right. England has
two issues that are Affairss OMA, we're going to read about
Lester
J. Lancaster disorder. Fear lingers among cities, Muslims and
Hindus. Of course, it's actually pronounced Lester. So what's going
on here?
Because this is newsworthy, and it is concerning the OMA so
this article is from the BBC.
And it says people are not coming out of their homes, they're
scared. Remember, we talked about this a week ago or two, maybe two
weeks ago. And it was just like, one gang, a little minor skirmish
or whatever. Apparently, since then it's grown. So we're gonna
see what's going on here.
Because the prophets of Allah when he was Selim said, Whoever is not
concerned with the affairs of the OMA is not one of us.
JP Patel was running a busy dinner service at his vegetarian
restaurant
in Leicester. On Saturday night, the dining room was packed with
about 80 customers, couples, families, even a local politician.
Suddenly a huge crowd of young men
marched past it's estimated there were hundreds of men walking,
wearing masks, and dressed head to toe and black. Some of them were
armed.
People were running on the side
of the street of both sides of the street banging on doors. So we
closed all the curtains locked the door and shut all the lights, even
with 80 customers inside.
Ever since then, customers stopped coming.
The dining room was empty, which is very unusual. We've been open
for four years.
All right, and the restaurant would normally be busy at all
hours of the day. People are canceling the tables. They said we
don't want to come there because this is the site of marches.
People are usually coming in groups of three and four, but now
there are no people coming at all.
Okay. The weekend unrest in Leicester was the culmination of
several weeks of growing tension between the Hindus and the
Muslims.
In the city of Leicester, it reportedly began after a cricket
match. Okay, between India and Pakistan at the end of August, I
guess that was like the flare. And of course, there's all the BJP
stuff is behind all that. But the cricket match was the flare.
And indeed, the India Pakistan cricket match, they're always
politically charged. Okay. And one thing that everyone I speak to and
Lester agrees on is that none of this is really about cricket that
just inflamed the matter. Right? The tensions are always about
what's happening in India.
And the BJP is
not only they have their priests themselves are really
lightened lighting up the hearts of people. Okay, so the Muslims
are
in India are always on the receiving end of that, and a lot
of these ROMs and religious people there. They have their own
extremism. I mean, I'm sure not all the Hindus are like this. But
they do have an extremist branch. And of course, there are some
cities where this party and these types of rhetoric spreads more
than in other cities like Bombay, for example, I have my barbers
from Bombay. And he's like, No, it's like more metropolitan and
none of this nonsense goes on. So a total of 47 people have been
arrested 20 in one weekend, and some people have been sentenced
for possession of a weapon. Now the fight spilled online as well,
and claims of attacks on people because of their religion, have
gone viral, meaning that footage of people who got beaten up,
spread around but many are unverified and in one case, it was
confirmed
IRMS to that people reported such a beating that actually never
happens. That's what they're saying. How do you prove that
something never happens? I guess there are ways if the so purported
victims in the said attack, came and said no, I was not victimized,
then you can know for sure that it didn't happen. On Wednesday,
officers urged people not to share unverified claims on social media
to scare everybody and
rouse more emotion. Lester's government heard one man
sent his for carrying a knife had been influenced by social media.
So he went around carrying a knife and apparently that's a crime.
Well, I guess have having an unbranded knife is a crime in many
places. I mean, having a knife in your pocket, at least in the state
of New Jersey, you get six inches, six inches, anyone could have a
knife in your pocket, not in your hand walking around with it. And
then anything beyond six inches is no longer considered a knife. It's
considered
you need a license for it. Okay? Anything beyond six inches, six
inches is pretty long. Like that's like a blade this big who needs a
blade to walk around with the blade this big. But if you want
one for protection, you can have one.
Good.
Melody click says like I said on Twitter, they will stand they will
label us whether you lay down or stand up to stay standing up put
these Hindu Hindutva on their backs. So So Maliki click would do
on this thing right away. Don't talk in this nonsense.
Footage shared by both Hindus and Muslims on social media allegedly
taken during the unrest always shows groups from both sides as
mass men banging on people's windows. Nobody knows which side
they're on. Honestly, if you're just someone who likes chaos, then
this is your place, because nobody knows who's on who's doing what.
Who's masked.
Alright, and they take footage of people going into Hindu majority
areas and pulling down the religious decorations and then go
into the Muslim populated streets and chanting Hindu nationalist
chants far right, Hindu nationalists, chants such as Jai
Sriram I think that means long live rom the idol.
One video posted online shows a man climbing on the roof of a
Hindu temple
you know the telling us not to not to look at not to post this stuff
and how dangerous because they got me curious. I want to see all
these videos now. Right because this guy, he climbs the roof of a
Hindu temple on Belgrave road and he starts pulling down the flags
and everything all their signage, and another video shared by the
temple itself on his Facebook page, a group of men set set one
of the temple flags on fire. Well, lucky they only set the flag on
fire that could have set the whole building on fire. But here's the
thing.
You tell just as like thing, BBC telling people don't post these
things, posting these things is causing more inflammation of the
problem. And then they go and given me these juicy descriptions.
I want to watch them now. Right? Okay, so these videos are
supposedly
filmed during the unrest on Saturday night. And even after a
few days of calm. There's a fear fearful atmosphere in the area.
I'll tell you what the people of Leicester are lucky that generally
I think people are employed if this was one of the countries like
it occur on the eastern side of the world. These youth would still
have nothing to do on Monday morning and continue on Monday
morning. But I think most people go to school and are employed. So
these things are always going to come down. They might inflame on
the weekend, they're going to come down eventually. Because people
have other things to do.
Falls coming around and a football season's coming around and people
are gonna get busy.
That's my that's the usual my Of course, anything could happen. But
that is the usual.
All right, what else is going on? When I visit the temple? Now a
woman says the door's locked, can go worship my idols. A woman opens
it for me. But when I introduce myself, I am told they're not
speaking to the press and I'm quickly ushered out okay,
apparently this is the journalist saying that not
a worshiper. The charred flag hangs off the temples fence, of
course they're leaving it there to
I guess, you know, make a statement to show what happened to
them.
Kushner Chawan who has owned Milan's which is a shop opposite
of the temple for 45 years said he'd never seen anything like this
unless it was so intimidating. He says, This is the first time we've
had something like this any kind of racial riots in this city.
Hindu festivals are usually a busy time for Mr. Chuan, and for other
businesses on the Golden Mile is called
But he worries that the unrest will stop people from coming to
the area. The nine day festival of Navarre Archie, begins next Monday
and then Diwali is on the 24th of October. Well, it's gonna be quite
the scene. All right.
I hope that the communities now begin to understand and stamp it
down. Because if this continues, business will be disrupted. But
more than business people are scared to come to Leicester where
people come into Leicester in the first place. It's not like it's
Disneyland is over there or something. Why would people be
coming to Leicester for only pain coming to Leicester or the
visiting soccer teams? Good unless there will lose its charm? What
charm are you talking about? Maybe relative to India, it has some
term but
does it Leicester have charm that we don't know about? It? No
offense to the people have luster but trust me, there's no charm
there. I think I passed by Leicester one time driving, I
think it's on the way to Birmingham. It has always
attracted a lot of people from the outside.
Think so conflict between parts of Hindu and Muslim communities is
common in India, where there are long standing tensions. I mean, on
one hand, they're telling us that
things were fine. Now they're telling us that they're long
standing tensions, but I guess he's right that in history, there
are long standing challenges, of course, between any two neighbors
except for American Canada. Recent years have seen a particular
increase in factional unrest and hate crimes against religious
minorities. And there have been fears, aren't they both religious
minorities in England? There have been fears among minority
communities and human rights groups. The problem has worsened
in India.
Yeah, that's correct. And India under the BJP, which is the
Bharatiya Janata Party, which is essentially the Hindu far right
party.
In a report released last year, Human Rights Watch warrant that
ever since the BJ P. Start, it started its rise to power in 2014.
It has taken various legislative and other actions that have
legitimized discrimination against religious minorities. What do you
mean religious minorities? There's one minority that they're against.
Like, they never want to say that. It's against Muslims, against one
minority that they're fighting. Are they beating up on Sikhs?
Are they beating up on?
What's that other fate? That's their job, Jane's, you know,
Jane's, it's another religious group that's in India. And their
thing is all about onions. And I think they only eat things that
are under the earth or they're not allowed to eat something under the
earth. We studied this, and
we studied it this in
Georgia, Washington University, GW, all that and I had a great
professor, to be honest with you. He was a Hindu priest. But he was
a great professor. Right? He was so good. I was engaged the entire
time. In his class, he knew how to lecture. This was a guy you walk
in the class, and
you heard that he's a priest, and you're like, oh, they just got a
guy to fill in. Right? Alright, teach this Hindu class. He was so
engaging as a professor, and he brought out and you had a lot of
respect. I don't know if he was saying this just because I was
there. But he had a lot of respect for what he would call the lemma,
which is the ultimate because he would go into the history, and our
scholars would debate the Hindu philosophers. In peacetime, there
were peace times, and they would have these long debates about
things. Right. And that was like a type of chess, intellectual chess
that they would play. And it was interesting.
So when they say discrimination against religious minorities is
one minority that the BJP is targeting? They're not already
Sikhs, and they're not targeting Jains.
Who else is there? There are Christians they're not targeting
any of these groups.
But the BBC it I mean, maybe they don't want to.
In Human Rights Watch, maybe they want to just cover their backs by
saying religious minorities.
In February of 2020 53 people were killed in Delhi. 40 of them were
Muslims. Following weeks of peaceful protests against a new
citizenship law, demonstrators feared that would target Muslims
and in February 2002, more than 1000 people were killed in three
days of anti Muslim riots in the Indian state of good job.
One of the worst outbreaks of violence since independence now
some people are talking about
Should the Muslims there make Hijra? Well, the answer is that
there are many cities in India that are peaceful. So that's where
you need to go. Simple. And this is an image here of that they're
showing what is Mr. Chihuahua selling? He's, he has a restaurant
apparently. And he has God's for sale. You want to God, they come
in plastic. They come in all sorts of
you want to force a god on an idol. The Elephant Man is there
beating a drum, and that's your gut. Go worship. Unbelievable. All
right, this has raised questions about weather, outside influences
were involved in the violence, this guy is going to come to your
aid when you need it, man. This is what you're like, of all the years
that you have had to innovate your religion. This is what you came up
with. I hired some cartoonist at Disney to give you something
better. And even when you do idolatry, you don't need to do it
good. This has raised questions about whether outside influences
were involved in the violence. According to the Leicestershire
police, a significant number of those arrested in in the disorder
were not from the city. On Monday, temporary Chief Constable Rob Rob
Nixon said a group of people from other cities came to disrupt and
cause harm. Of course, a lot of people who are out there, just
like trouble, they're going to come to Leicester and cause
trouble. We saw that happen in America when there were some
protests in different places in Minnesota, and people came from
all over the place what that one kid came with, like a shot gun,
right? drove all the way from Illinois to do
to get to be part of this.
violence between Hindus and Muslims is rare in the UK,
especially in Leicester, which is known for a strong sense of
cohesion. What is this all this reputation of Leicester it has a
charm now it has cohesion, people come visit us? Are they imagining
this stuff? There's long solidarity between Hindus and
Muslims in the UK, because they're both Dyess diasporic minority
communities. And they face similar problems of racism and
discrimination. Well, now I guess they they turned a corner. Because
it used to be the whites of British Britain or, you know,
spitting on both of these, everyone brown to them as the
same. But it needs cities. I'm imagining that the majority, the
population of Hindus and Muslim has risen so much that
they've lost that they've been unified by having the same bully
essentially, all those years in the past what unified them to have
the same bully who doesn't care whether you're a Sikh, a Hindu or
Muslim, and he doesn't know the difference. And he doesn't want to
know the difference. You're just brown people from the
subcontinent. And they spit the spill. They're all the racism on
you. Now that I think that
the, they're such their population is much larger, and no one knows.
The racist can't do this to them anymore. Now they can start
looking at each other and competing against each other. Just
my thoughts there. Now there was a joint statement delivered on the
steps of Lester's Jamia Masjid on Tuesday, community leaders from
both faith groups stress this point, our two faiths have lived
harmoniously in this wonderful city for half a century. And we
arrived in this city together we face the same challenges we fought
off racist haters together sees what I'm saying. They fought off
the racist hate to say but the racist haters today they don't do
this anymore. Right? Not that I think they probably hold it in
their heart, but they can't. You can't face off when the numbers
are increasingly getting bigger. And we made this city a
collectively made the city a beacon of diversity and community
cohesion. They were heartbroken. Adding physical attacks on
innocent individuals and unwarranted damages to properties
are not part of a decent society, blah, blah, blah.
Okay.
Now, a Muslim sister says the idea of community leaders having
significant influence is outdated. She says this is a Muslim. Her
name is yes means Saudi now. So what is she saying? She's from the
Federal Federation of Muslim organizations in Leicester. Well,
isn't that a community organization leadership
organization? She says community leaders their influence is
ancient.
Well, that's possibly true. If he can't compete with the Internet.
We need to have dialogue and clearly we need to reflect on how
we reach these young people who may not be in touch with the
elders in the mosques and the temples. Right. And there needs to
be a lot of learning ahead. Magid Freeman, a local fundraiser for
Middle East causes. He said he's angry about what he regards as a
lack of police action while they're sitting watching back
maybe
I'm not going to say anything because
might be
false. But I was thinking that in the back of my mind, they're
probably, you know, sitting back watching this chaos. But then
again, probably the police must have a lot of Hindus and Muslims
in the police force itself. So
you he said that there are many questions among the community
about why the police was so late to respond to the protests.
However, temporary Chief Constable Rob Nixon, Mr. Nixon has said, the
police are working to keep you safe, and to arrest and bring to
justice, those causing harm. Even at the height of the violence,
there were glimpses of unity.
As crowds of masked men surrounded the Shiva cigar, which is the
into place, a Muslim community leader came to safely escort
the largely Hindu clientele out of the restaurant safety, oh Shiva
cigars, his restaurant.
One of the guys from the Muslim community, I don't know his name.
But he this is what it says. But he came in and then one by one, he
took each family and he dropped them off. He said, If you want to
go outside, then this is my priority. And the customers went
out with him one by one.
That's the BBC reading about this.
Anyone here from Leicester so they can give us some juicy details?
All right, Al Jazeera. Let's see what they have to say.
Community leaders and local politicians in the British city of
Leicester have called for an immediate end to the violence.
After weeks of unrest on why don't you just roll out the National
Guard to walk the streets for a few days? Right?
Don't they have a military don't have a national, a National Guard.
Right. So send your military out. They're not doing anything anyway.
Explain. Tell me what's the British military? Don't send them
out there. Let them walk in the streets for a week or two,
everyone will crawl back into their homes.
Am I wrong about that? Seems to me that that's the solution.
All right. And Gemma says I'm from Leicester. All right. Tell us
what's going on. Give us your
it's not as chaotic as people claim.
And yeah, they essentially I guess the news media needs some news.
Right.
They need some news. The president of the Hindu temple. He read out a
statement saddened and heartbroken to see the eruption of tensions,
physical attacks on individuals and unwarranted damage to property
are not part of a decent society, blah, blah, blah.
shocking scenes of unacceptable incidents of violence.
says a politician.
All right.
Dozens of people have been arrested. What's the cause of the
outbreak?
All right. They just said that clashes happened started between
Indians and Pakistanis after the Asia Cup
which took place in Dubai last August. After the march a large
crowd went out. And some of them were waving Indian flags.
And then some people started chanting Pakistan moto Baba
moorage about death to Pakistan.
And then started people started showing social media videos of or
sharing videos on social media of attacks. And then Jai Sriram Long
live ram
with which is a war cry for the induce.
Some members they said the unrest is linked to Modi. They blame Modi
for everything. Let's see what what our correspondent from
Leicester is saying. All right.
Nothing but facts. We have a on the ground correspondent from
Leicester. She says it's not as chaotic as people think. Harris
Amin says
last week, they're all mourning the queen. So nothing happened
these Indians are Freshy what does that mean?
And they're antagonizing people, regardless of the match fresh
meaning like they're the raving fresh or the fresh Imago you got
it right row. How do you know that?
Okay, we didn't have that. We used to say fobs. Yeah, we had the
Fresh Off the Boat.
Yeah, they're immigrants. They're on student visas, and they're all
about Indian politics. Thank you to our correspondent, we have on
the ground correspondent for The another effects live stream from
Leicester. All right, signing off and Z Java.
And I'll answer
telephone says, Any good books or biographies of female Muslim
scholars? Okay. We'll take those questions after we finish. Okay.
So she's saying these Hindus are not from Leicester originally.
They are from
their fobs, right? Oh fobs.
All right.
But I did want to see the videos to be honest with you, no offense
to the people who are against violence but they keep saying that
these videos surface but you know, burning flags. I'm just curious to
see what it looks like.
But they're they don't want anyone sharing them, but they're tempt
you by describing them. How does this make any sense?
Here it is. Whilst it is right that we condemn the desecration of
Hindu symbols. You must represent all Indians and also condemn the
deliberate targeting of Muslim and Indian Muslims and Sikh
Indian Sikhs says the Secretary General Zara Mohammed of the
Muslim Council of Britain and she wrote this letter to the India
Indian High Commission all right that India is really responsible
for
stoking the flames
do we want more Lester? Or have we finished it basically
call us we got the we got the summary. We don't have a video to
show anybody. So All right, next news piece of news. That is out of
England last Wednesday, I think was the day in which
the Queen died. Right in the middle of our while we were doing
the live stream then the news spread that the Queen died.
And the usual
stuff went around that when a Muslim you know when when a person
dies. And some people say that
God rest in peace. And then we talk about doc, can we make an
offer someone who didn't die as a muslim? And we say no, because the
DA is basically assuming our religion is upon them, right?
Like, they're part of our religion. They didn't want a
religion. So why are you forcing it on them and they didn't want
it. But anyway, let's see what the
what ABC News says.
ABC News of Australia.
Why King Charles support of Islam
is important for Muslims around the world. Let's just see what it
says.
I
personally have heard a lot of positive things surrounding Prince
Charles.
Okay, so his accession to the throne means there are many issues
who will no longer speak freely on.
He's already made his views towards Islam and Muslim people
clear. However, in his past years as a prince, the Islamic world He
is the custodian of one of the great greatest treasures of
accumulated wisdom and spiritual knowledge available to humanity.
He said as a prince in 2010, giving a speech about Islam and
the environment at Oxford University.
He had a fascination with Islam, okay, attempting to learn Arabic,
so he could read the Quran, which was revealed in the book Charles
at 70. Thoughts, hopes and dreams as a patron of the Oxford center
of Islamic Studies, which means
he pays part of the salaries there. The King spoke in 1993,
about building connection between Islamic, the Islamic and Western
worlds. I believe wholeheartedly. He says that links between these
two worlds matter more today than ever before, because the degree of
misunderstanding between the Islamic and western world remains
dangerously high.
The need for the to to live and work together in our increasingly
interdependent world has never been greater. Okay, good.
In 2020, he visited the Palestinian territories for the
first time. That's massive, because usually they're never even
allowed to come near the Palestinian territories.
He also publicly disagreed with the burqa ban in Europe. So what
does this mean for the Muslim community that now that he is
kink, uk Muslim
leaders hope that he is a defender of faith during a sermon
earlier this month at the Cambridge central mosque. English
Islamic scholar Abdel Hakim Murad said Charles deserves credit for
his effort to encourage reconciliation.
In an age when misunderstanding about the Muslim religion is
widespread, we welcome the fact that the new head of state has a
long record of sympathy for Islam. Having made many statements in
favor of better coexistence, respect and understanding. He told
ABC professor of the hachimura told ABC, now this is not ABC,
from America, this ABC from Australia.
It is important to for Muslims to appreciate that the beauty of
their religion is understood by significant figures in the British
establishment the reign of King Charles comes at a time when
research showed Muslims were the second least like group in the UK
after Irish travelers really, oh, gypsies, Romaine Romani, and Irish
gypsies, essentially, I don't know if that's politically incorrect
way to say it, but that's essentially what the what they
are.
Alright.
The survey by the University of Birmingham said that 26 of British
people felt negatively towards Muslims.
Zehra Mohammed, Secretary General of the Muslim Council of Britain,
that's like it's an A for us, I guess, said that the monarchy had
an important role to play in challenging negative narratives.
By offering a message of unity and inclusion. We also hope the king
will build upon his own legacy as Prince of Wales acting upon his
desire to be a defender of faith and continuing to champion the
right of faith groups to practice freely in Britain. Okay, I agree
with them. Moreover, as we look towards the reign of King Charles
the third, we hope for continued constructive engagement. I guess
the these kings, what's important is
not just just the symbolic statements that may sway people's
minds,
at least give them influences the backdrop of their perception.
In Australia, there are mixed views about the monarchy, what is
Australia's relationship with the monarchy? Can't remember really, I
did sell man. He is president of the Islamic Council of Victoria
said he welcomed public figures taking an interest in Muslims, and
Islam. And he's happy to discuss the religion with them. It's great
to build and improve relationships, and perceptions of
the monarchy, right around the world. But we expect that he
cannot take political position because that's not his role
anymore as kink.
MUSAWAH, Hamid Bajwa, a member of the Muslim youth of Australia, so
why am of Australia I also pointed to the expectation for the new
kings to be neutral on political matters. So he doesn't cause
controversy and conflict. Even if King Charles may have voiced
opinions in the past for all sorts of causes and charities. Now that
he's king, all his duties will be to be neutral towards everyone.
Okay.
So that's it.
That's the summary of the news for you today that relates to the
Muslims if there's anything else
I personally didn't really see it, but
that that's renews both of its surrounding England and I think
England will increasingly can continue to be like the place
where Muslims in the Western Hemisphere all the news is going
to come out England, because it's actually the the
it's actually the
most accepting of Muslims in all of the Western countries.
All right, so what is going on with the hijab? Burning in Iran?
Iranian unrest, women burn headscarves at anti job protest.
Crowds cheered when a woman burned her hijab.
Good activist said a woman was among three protesters shot dead
by security forces in Oromia Parashar and Kermanshah.
Authorities accused protesters of killing two civilians in the
Kermanshah.
At least seven people are now reported to have been killed since
protests against hijab laws and morality police erupted after masa
Amis death. These women in Iran says Rana Rahim poor northern city
of Surrey are dancing and burning their headscarves anti
regime protests have now spread to dozens of cities. So this is like
the Persian spring or what
are all triggered by the death of masa? I mean,
well, she died in custody of Iran's morality police.
The 22 year old
Kurdish woman from the northern western Syria of suckas, died
in the hospital Friday. After spending three days in a coma, she
means she must have been hit in the head or something. She was
with her brother in Teheran when she was arrested by the morality
police, who accused her of breaking the law, requiring women
to cover their hair with a headscarf and their arms and legs
must be covered with loose clothing. She fell into a coma
shortly after collapsing at a detention center.
There were reports that police beat her head with a baton. Of
course, that's how you don't just fall into a coma. Right.
They beat her head with a baton, according to one accurate report,
and they bang her head against the vehicle.
Sometimes they throw people in a van and they drive in the van and
then the van
like their heads banging around in the van.
Her family says she was fit and healthy or tragic death and
allegations of torture and ill treatment
must be promptly and impartially and effectively investigated by an
independent and competent authority.
What authority is going to investigate the police? Right?
Unless you have a federal police which like our version of the FBI,
right.
And not a lot of these countries are have that kind of federal
police. She noted that the UN had received numerous and verified
videos of violent treatment of women by the morality police. They
expand their street patrols in recent months to crack down on
anyone wearing a loose hijab. If you're wearing good to buta
don't wear it in Iran.
They're gonna stop you. Authorities must stop targeting,
harassing and detaining women who do not abide by HIPAA rules. They
say in their appeal and aid to Iran Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali
Khamenei paid a visit to miss Yemenis family on Monday and told
them all institutions will take action to defend the rights that
were violated.
Senior MP
Janelle Rashidi publicly criticized the morality police
saying the force was a mistake, as it only produced loss and damage
for Iran.
Following the 1979 revolution,
by the way, thank you for pointing me to this story. I had heard
about it, but I forgot about. Authorities in Iran imposed a
mandatory dress code requiring all women to wear a headscarf and
loose fitting clothing that disguises their finger in public.
morality police, formerly known as Gustie have said guidance patrol.
Our test among other things with ensuring women conform with the
authorities interpretation of proper clothing, officers have the
power to stop women and assess whether they're showing too much
hair. If their pants and over coats are too short, close
fitting, or they're wearing too much makeup. There are punishments
such as
being fined, being imprisoned and being flogged My
personal opinion is that Dean really has to come from your
heart, a personal opinion, right?
A lot of force doesn't work. Right? Rarely does force work.
Right? It's very rare that it works. There's certain certain
limits that I think that you could put down. But I really feel that
religion has to come from people, I think force will work maybe for
your personal dependents that you're responsible for, for whom
you show so much care and love at the same time to wash away the
force that you may, sometimes rarely like one out of 20 times.
And then that number keeps as kids get older, that number keeps
decreasing the use of force, because when you're young, you
have you're able to cheat, teach kids guidance and teach them and
mold them their behavior. You have the 100% right to mold them. And
if you're molding them to something good, such as your
molding their, their, their time, their schedule around sulla. They
get used to making Silla covering their bodies. You can do that when
they're young, then you don't have to really use force when they're
older. So
the price of of good kids when they're older is to spend a lot of
time on them when when they're young. You can't have it both
ways, ignore them and then force them later on. So
in 2014, Iranian women began sharing photos and videos of
themselves flouting the hijab laws.
It has
inspired other movements including white Wednesdays and girls of
revolution, girls of revolution Street.
There's a lot of major secularists in Persia and Iran, who they don't
like any religion at all. So they're obviously the ones leading
this. Miss Nassif also expressed alarm at unnecessary use of force
against 1000s of people who have taken part in protests, since
Massa immunity died. Now Hanga, a Norway based organization that
monitors human rights in predominantly Kurdish areas of
Iran, what is up with Scandinavians coming
to the rest of the world and telling them what to do? This is
remember they were reading about a Swedish organization talking about
how Pakistan didn't prepare for the floods. Go back to Sweden.
Here you have a Norway organization monitoring the Kurds
of Iran, or the Kurds in Norway doing this. It just it seems out
of place. What are you imagine if we set up? Imagine we go to Egypt
and set up an organization that will monitor you know,
Mexican treatment by American officials out of Egypt doesn't,
but it seems like Western worlds could parent the east. And it's
like acceptable. Imagine the other way around. Imagine Egypt gives
press releases that they're very worried about their interests in
the Gulf of Mexico. Right? And they're alarmed by American
policies. It's like it's always one way. Well, that's what happens
when you have power. As I said, a couple classes ago, that's what
happens when you win the wars. You get the right to parent and to
lecture, the people that you've defeated and that's essentially
what's going on between the Western world and the east. So
they said that a 16 year old boy in the 20 Theater, 23 year old men
were killed
during the protests, by open fire,
live ammunition in the western Azerbaijan province.
They said that
a woman was shot dead.
And according to this Norwegian organization, three male
protesters were killed by security forces in Kurdistan.
Miss Amin is home and two other towns
golnaz Esfandiari, unprecedented scenes in Iran woman sits on top
of utility box cuts hair in main square in Claremont to protest the
death of masa, Amin. After her arrest by the morality police
people clap their hands and said Death to the dictator.
cutting your hair.
I mean,
wouldn't you actually
does that sort of defeats the purpose though, right? Because if
you're it's an anti hate job. You want to have hair. And so you're
here. Because if you cut it, if you keep cutting, you won't need
it.
In other words, there's no hair today to show anyway. I don't
understand the logic of the hair cut but fine.
I don't understand the logic of the haircut.
Anyway,
there has been no confirmation of those deaths from authorities. But
the prosecutor of the city says that two people were killed by
anti revolutionary elements.
The state run news agency has said police the police assistant died
of injuries that he sustained at the hands of the protesters. By
the way, this is a new thing that protesters will be in America
they're trying to make protesters
responsible for
what they do to to police so that you can be personally sued by that
officer. I thought that already could be the case but maybe not.
in Teheran videos posted online showing women taking off their
headscarves and shouting Death to the dictator. A chant often used
in reference to the supreme Supreme Leader. All right,
justice, libertarian Liberty no to mandatory hijab. They say a woman
who took part in a protest on Monday in rushed the city of
rushed.
She sent the BBC photographs
of what she said were bruises she suffered after being beaten by
riot police.
With baton and being watered down by hoses. The police kept firing
tear gas, our eyes were burning.
We were running away but they cornered me and they beat me they
were calling me a prostitute saying I was out in the street to
sell myself. Another woman who protested in the central city of
Isfahan told the BBC is Ali Hamadani while we were having our
head scarves in the sky
I felt so emotional to be surrounded and protected by other
men. It feels great to see the unity. Teheran governor, Missouri
tweeted on Tuesday that the protests were fully organized with
the agenda to create unrest.
Okay
so that's what's going on
anyone else? Industry and
clueless. That's it. That's all we need to know about what's
happening in Iran. Then I all it's all just other stories about it.
My approach to people who don't want to practice the deen, who are
Muslims?
Don't practice it. Not going to cheat. No one's going to chase
after you don't chase after your relatives who don't want to
practice the need to progress or maybe it's not. It's not fully
relevant. Yeah, like, was it the Battle of better or the private
size and then we'll go around to the graves of the
Kufa and basically say, did you get what you want? Yeah. Did you
get what you were looking for? Exactly. Did you find did you find
that was promised to be true? Yeah.
Did your gut yes. He said this and basically like,
what do you want to achieve by
becoming secularists who don't wear hijab? So don't
use force, right? So if that's how you're going to find happiness, go
find that happiness, right? And see what happens. I never chase
after people who don't want to practice the deen and you don't
think it's worth your time and you think it's something bad?
And if you have people like that in your family, don't chase after
them. All right, opening up for question and answer. What are the
methodology for enjoying good and forbidding wrong?
Firstly,
when can anybody command right and forbid wrong?
When what is a category called? Al maloom? In a deen bedarra All
right, which is that which is known in religion by necessity, is
flaunted like what? Like
a person drinking alcohol.
You can anybody can
command and forbid wrong with their tongue when they do that.
When they see that,
and in your home, with your hand, alright? Anything that is not my
Lumina, Dean Bura, known in religion, by necessity requires
you to know about the matter, before speaking on it.
Not only do you have to know about the matter, you have to know about
the context around the matter because a ruling
may not apply in certain circumstances.
A hokum of the shittier may not be applicable, if there is a dire
need, for example, so that you may see someone looks like he's doing
something forbidden. But in fact, there's a need for this. So what's
a good example of this of the need to know the context, not just the
ruling? So habit booklet here, Muhammad Novica, the author of the
booklet here, and never
Scarlet, one of the alma mater Chan, he moved down. All right.
He moved down to another place called Qibla.
And there he saw the people of the the farmers and the people making
Tammam when there's plenty of water.
So he went to the local scholars there. And he said, I see people
making TIAMO
when there's no need to make them.
So the scholar said, before I answer you, I want you and before
you release your photo about this,
I want you to wait and live amongst us for one week.
So just wait a week live with us for another week.
And, and then come back and let's talk about
so he did.
And he said, there's another problem you have.
And he said You You're mingled too much the men and women they're
like in the same they're all over the same place. All that sense
mingling too much mingling.
So he said for that, I want you to wait one month.
Wait one, sorry, wait one year and then come and talk to me.
Right after a year. So a month that are a week passed by and he
came back to the chef and he said, Here's my fatwah on the people
making tambem
dry it's a dry
Right, symbolic, it's not even will do. Right. It's a symbolic
action that allows you to pray. Now guess what his festival was
his festival was the prohibition of using water and the obligation
of making TM in this city. Why? Because the nature of the soil
there, and the dirt would cake on the skin in such a way, a unique
way that would force someone to use so much water to get it off
their body, before they make will do.
And they will use so much water that if everyone did this, every
single day, there will be a water shortage and they don't have a lot
of water in the deserts and people wouldn't be able to drink. So he
ended up not only did he retract his condemnation of you of making
TMO, he actually made it binding on people
because of the context. So it's not just that when you command
right and forbid, wrong, you have to know the ruling. You have to
know the context.
Then he said regarding
the men and women mingling, he said, No, I retract my complaint
about that. He said, because I've seen them. There's the way that
they live, and they work in the farms and go to the marketplace to
get food for the animals. No other ways possible, except that there
they see each other all the time in there. But I noticed nobody, no
man speaks to a woman or abuses her. Right? They don't they may be
around each other. But they don't.
They, nobody's harming anybody. Okay. So that's when you forbid,
wrong
can only be done by by someone learn. It can't just be learned in
the text. He has to be learning in the context too. He's got to be
aware of the context. A lot of times people go study, they come
back to the local masjid and they start forbidding wrong.
Things that they see or lack cities in the community, you don't
realize some of the things that
most things that people do in their life is the lesser of two
evils. Right? Because some fights that you pick, will start such a
war that will be far more damaging
than anything else. And so that's why a lot of times things are
tolerated. Lexi's may be tolerated for that reason, right in certain
contexts or in circumstance, so you have to know the context as
well.
All right.
Sophie, Sofia, says what is dead dead is four months and 10 days of
mourning by the
widow when her husband dies, and in this time, she doesn't do
certain things, such as anything that resembles levity or
celebration.
to Cydia requires that or it forbids it at that time. For four
months and 10 days she doesn't do things such as attend parties.
Have a party in her home go somewhere without a need for four
months and 10 days.
For the new
Where is yesterday night's Malachy, FIP recording
only the previous recordings are there.
Right we'll take a look at
for that. We should have them up. Okay. They should be up our goal
is to put it up within 24 hours.
So,
Philip, he's looking right now I smoke click Yeah. I smell we go to
curriculum.
Oh,
and it's not up? No, it's not up yet. It's not up yet. Let me see
if we have the recording
here's the question. One plus one equals two is that much awaited or
ahead?
No, it's not much awaited or ahead.
What's watching ahead or for transmitted knowledge?
Yeah, it's this retransmitted knowledge.
Math is not a transmitted science. It's a rational science
Okay, so I'll find out about right. Could you ask about the
recording when it will be put up?
Yep.
All right. Let's see what else we got here.
Have Western days misunderstood or misrepresented liberalism? Which
depends which liberalism you're talking about. Firstly, they're
different types of liberalism. And secondly, liberalism has a
cultural definition, a common parlance definition for anything
secular, non, not based in religion, right? Or morally open
and loose. So there's a cultural term for liberalism. Then you have
like classical liberalism, liberalism in economics.
Then different definitions of liberalism. But if you just want a
regular person just says liberal. What they mean is like morally
loose, right and not grounded in a religious law.
What? Okay, good. It'll be up there tonight
All right, let's see what else we got here. Do you think that Iran
will be Sunni under the Mandy? Well, we know that the Mandy
conquers Persia. According to the narrations, we have to always
remember that the narrations about the MACD that are specific are
tend not to be so here, but there's like a lot of them that
support one another.
So just in Fort
to be
accurate about that. Muhammad says Be very cautious about the signs
of the end of time because they're narrations are not always the
strongest, and you can't
promote narrations about the end of time that are too weak because
then if they don't happen, or the opposite happens, then people just
have a crisis about
Muhammad zany, is it okay to eat with the left hand luck?
Or to eat fast? Or when you're not able to?
If you're not able to eat with the right hand? Obviously, if you have
a cast, then of course, but it is no you eat with your right hand
and you're not supposed to eat fast. The prophets I said and
would not prepare this one spoon
of his of his food
before
he wouldn't prepare a spoon of his food until he swallowed the
previous spoon or handful of food.
All right.
What is your perspective on the Iranian hijab situation?
My, my, my approach towards deen is that the heart of the person
has to be convinced. And very rarely is
is force of religion permit useful? Very rarely. But I do
think there have to be there should be if I if I ruled there
will be blasphemy laws, that will be the biggest thing. Like what do
you practice the dean or not? We're gonna we can send out
preachers etc. We wouldn't even send out state state preachers.
I would fund people who apply for grants, and the people should do
it. It's got to come from the people. And the only condition of
the grant is that what you're preaching is a dishonor. That's it
because state sponsored anything state sponsored, has two agendas
may feel like the people may view it as two agendas. And the reason
being is that the state may have to do some get their hands dirty.
Right? And you don't want people associating the Dean with that. So
I would much rather the Dean come from the people. We have the
money.
You can sign up for a grant you'll get a grant.
But there are conditions to the grant. Is that what you're going
to preach has to follow certain guidelines and then let the Dean
come from people's movements
people's movements grassroots good not top down.
And the state will have will have blasphemy laws. Plenty of
blasphemy laws and executioner's are wanted
lashes wanted sign up good I think also like night this is any like
an opinion more like observation from see it off. Yeah. Is that the
rulings specific to these punishments and
you know how people should be acting. This was more of a dino
right after people's hearts were connected. Totally. Yeah. What's
around doing like this resembles the first time of yours. Exactly.
The prophesy Salam, he looked at the hearts of the people in the
room.
came after and people willingly fulfilled the rules, right? They
followed them. That's what you want. So the state for example, I
would have
massage the state has money, and could do these massive projects,
build massive misogyny. But yeah, maybe the state would be involved
in having some messages and emails, but I would much rather
see the energy of the people, right? Who are not connected to
the state. So let the state be the bad guy. Like the dad in the
house, let him be the bad guy and have to set certain boundaries and
never be the have
the
you know, like if the state has errors in it, corruptions
those things that are not good or distasteful to the people, which
is going to happen for sure. You don't want that people to lump the
perception of the Dean with that. So use your powers in certain
ways. But it really is got to come up from the people
all right, let's say looking.
What is Sid interpretation of looking at their Lord Yes, there
will be a vision of ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada that is without distance
or location.
Fresh, organic, healthy food just so much more. Is it? Is it off to
buy the better stuff? No, it's not. It's never it's enough to get
something that is good for other people, like your family or even
for yourself for your own body? No.
But to what I think you refer to staring at are they talking about
Sajida in the medical school and looks like Maliki click has
answered it. Alright, here's a question from Medicare. What is
the best way to facilitate longevity into so Wolf?
You have to there's no shortcut to this, except you have to want it
and continue to want it. There's no shortcut. There's no like one
practice I can do that'll keep me there for a long time. No, it's
you have to want it at every every day you have to earn it. Simple as
that. There's there's certain things that don't have shortcuts,
right? Like learning character learning consistency. There are no
shortcuts. There are shortcuts to other things right in life, but
certain qualities of a human being have no shortcuts like is there a
shortcut to developing stamina? Probably not. You just have to
keep running. Right keep hitting that treadmill. Awesome says what
is the so wolf to solve is just is defined as the study of all the
verses and heavyweights that relate to the purification of the
heart.
And that's what we're oh by the way, we're teaching that today.
Oh, sorry. That's tomorrow. Today is to Shaco salmons class. Today
sugar salmon, squat day. He's teaching chef a flip if you want
to study chef a flip. And you want to study any advanced book of
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taught on ArcView plus. Okay. Again, Joe Hooda. To to heat it,
which is advanced Updata taught on ArcView plus. Alright. Secondly,
tomorrow is between humbly fifth at 6pm. And to so off at 730. I
think I said 730. Right? Yep.
715 To so
it's online? is sort of Yeah, it's an online class too. Yeah.
Yeah, it's on our queue basic math here too. So what is the essence
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Yusuf says, Can you do a video on what and how Islamic politics work
and can Muslim be secular? No Muslim cannot be secular? Allah is
going to question you at every turn. But I'm just saying certain,
you know, theoretical is of how I would do things if I had a
situation like this. But clearly, I think it's all just meaningless.
Because as soon as when you get thrust in a situation, you're
going to be you're going to inherit whatever the world has to
offer you. There's no such thing as it's just sort of a fun make
believe thing. When we sell off I was king. Yeah, you're also you're
inventing for in your imagination. You're imagining a context that
doesn't exist and will probably won't ever exist. When you're when
you come in do something in the world. You're inheriting the
context.
You know, the context that you're
that you have no choice about it, right? So Erdogan comes in, of
course he would love to do certain things.
But the context that he's in, he has no choice about. So
question is when is medically fit class Malik, my day for teaching
at ArcView is Tuesdays so I actually do Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday. So Malachy fit class is on is on Tuesday Hanafy. Monday,
Maliki Tuesday, Sheffy. Wednesday, humbly on Thursday, so sign up at
ArcView dot orgy for all of that cost him says what country? Are
you in the USA? I guess he means what state? We are in the state of
New Jersey, which is a border 45 minutes away from New York City we
border New York City, New York State I should say,
with the different timings in France, can we still join the
class? Yes, you can join the class no problem.
Because the recordings are going to be up within 24 hours. And you
can still join. So basically, when you sign up, you're given
a zoom link, you get a confirmation message. It has a
zoom link for ArcView basic and ArcView plus we have two tracks.
And then you're given a schedule. At that time, just click on the
Zoom link, the class will be there. Alright. So it's a very
simple system.
What time is it to so of class in BST?
Alright, right, you're going to look for us what is BST?
British Standard Time, because that will be a series I thought it
was GMT British summertime. So what is the difference between
British summer times? Can you put timings in UK times please to if
possible, we say 7pm. Here, yeah, it's gonna be midnight in the
British Summer Time. So there's five hours, we're five hours
earlier. Okay.
We're five hours earlier, hold on a second. Let me just say this.
So a lot of UK folks and they want
and they want
to know the timing, so we'll start doing that. All right. So we'll
start putting all the timings and the way we'll do it is we just put
a British flag and then put the timing next to it. Right, we'll
put the American flag time British flag time. Alright, that's the way
we'll do it.
So
again, when we put stuff out now and show love, what we'll do is
we'll put the US flag and that time, and then we'll put the
British flag and the time next to it. So you'll know that that's
BST.
I guess British summertime and then they change it to GMT after
that.
They have different times I guess. But they're on the same timezone
all of them, right? Yeah.
Okay. We continue.
No,
Mo AB says, I have sometimes I have no choice but to pray in the
meditation room. And it has statues of Jesus. Is my salah
acceptable? Yes, as long as you're not facing the aisle or the
statue.
How come all of us in the West are lenient towards the LGBTQ saying
like it's okay to feel and not act on it does this create issues.
The emotion is very strong, and people are afraid to spark the
fire or something.
So they do sometimes tiptoe around it. But it is also a fact that we
have to state the facts that Allah data does not take into account
your feelings towards something because you can't always control
your feelings. And who knows why people feel what they do. Right?
Prophet himself, so Allahu alayhi wa salam spoke about
not being judged by what you can't control. So we do have to state
that fact because there are some people who may feel a certain way
towards the same gender.
And
there are tons of if not every single Muslim youth feels a sexual
attraction towards the opposite gender, that would be sinful for
him to if he acted upon it. Right? If you're not married, and you're
attracted to somebody, you got to deal with that. You have to
control yourself. That's your test in life. If you're attracted to
the same gender, there's no the ruling is no different. Restrain
yourself control yourself. Right? They may say that will the
opposite gender you can eventually get married but if it's same
gender, you can never get married. Yes, some tests have a solution.
And some tests don't. The blind wants to see for his entire life.
Can you see no he
We'll deal with that test for his entire life. Many paralyzed
people, they want to use their legs again, they can't for their
entire life. You lose your parents, she's never coming back
to life, or he.
So you'd have to understand that certain tests are permanent. So in
the idea of just stating that there is no harm in that, that's
not being soft towards it.
There it's that's not considered softness, in my opinion. Softness
is basically
it has to refer to something that is sinful to say.
Or a truth that you don't say.
Okay.
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said that we'll be with
whom we love. Does this desert does that mean a woman will be
with the man she loves, even if he was not her husband?
With whom he loves in this respect means who you followed in the
matters of the deen. You will be resurrected with your email.
You will be resurrected with your religious leader.
That's that's the meaning who who's teaching dictated your
behavior and your decision making? That's the meaning of you'll be
with whom you love
and know if she loved a man. And it wasn't her husband? Is it
possible? Yes, from the aspect that if a woman goes to the
hellfire and a man goes to heaven, another man goes to the hellfire
and a woman goes to heaven. And her husband goes to pair or wife
goes to paradise so that that woman she doesn't have a spouse in
paradise. So yes, her spouse in paradise may be different from her
spouse in the dunya if he didn't go to Paradise, if that's
possible.
Which one person says, Oh, I can
do you believe that?
You Yes, yes. specific, specific to that person? Yeah, it's that
hadith was specific to that person. Because the Prophet had
accepted essentially, his testimony was sincere, that he
loved the Allah and His messenger. So Allah had he was
lot of chitchat here. between people that was this is a new
thing, by the way, that people are talking to each other rather than
every comment here being a question how do we have motivation
to wake up each day and look forward to the future when we
don't see any certainty of desirable things happening and we
feel like giving up
I will the bIllahi min ash shaytaan the regime
it's about belief.
Optimism is a result of belief.
And belief is a result of cleaning your heart. So clean your heart
and worship Allah much belief is a result of much a bad do a lot of a
bad, okay? Do Allah have a bad
and belief will enter your heart. Once you have believed you can
have optimism. Good, don't try to do things by your power. Things
will get done by Allah's power.
And every day you should have your goals in front of you. I'm telling
you focus is a wonderful thing. Focus on your purposes and your
goals.
And they should be by Allah has power not by my power.
What text is being taught into self have evolved, but his book
The essence of the self and the signs of its people or the
description of its people?
What is going on in the comment section between Batman? Superman?
What is happening here? All right. Oh, Batman has a person that's why
they're talking to him. Okay.
You said what do you say? Humbly? Arcade is false. So for a lot of
them, it is not false. It is a valid and sound off feed. I don't
ever say a 30 I say humbly. Just say hand belly. Why? So that you
have a chain of transmission and you have some authority to books.
That's what I want. I thought is maybe
It's just a description of evidences. Right. But the hamady
Arpita is the correct verb expression. Name if you ask me.
Now the hawk Knight says,
the heart the hawk night and not the Dark Knight says, How do we
interpret the stories where one says Allah spoke to them in quotes
what they specifically heard spoken or said,
Oh, potentially, you can say to gently transmitted by an angel.
And then you only believe it if you believe the person. That's the
ruling on Cara Matson to Juliet and be shot out there only to be
believed if you believe that specific person. And of course, if
they don't contradict the city,
shift Akram nadwi takes a different view on tell FIP
No, I don't go that route to field is not to be practiced. Because in
that case, you are putting the conclusion first. And then
choosing a conclusion that you want. We only choose go from, you
know, that go to different opinions like that when they have
no other choice than mixing the methods.
Let's go here to Instagram and see what people are saying.
Can we celebrate the Molad? If the method of if what you do inside of
it or in it
is valid?
Right? But if what happens in it is not, then that's a problem.
How do you deal with empty lots, if you're in a situation where
gazing at the opposite gender is almost like impossible to avoid?
Then you can get yourself out of that situation as much as
possible. Otherwise, you look down, you look away from the
person, okay, and you stay away from a distance enough that
you wouldn't be tempted. Or some places are really jammed, and you
can even be touching each other. And that's a problem.
And if a lot is something that where
there is some RF involved in it, of what is the boundaries, as we
just said, another went to well, tabler
area in Bogota. And he was shocked at all the men and women walk into
the same place the same. And then the scholars, they're saying
nothing about it. And he said that
after a year, he realized this is just how they live, maybe the way
that their homes are set up or whatever disallows any other way.
And the elder scholars there said yes, they may be near to each
other, but nobody touches anyone nor looks at them inappropriately
or harms them.
I wake up for tahajjud
and wake up for class at the same time. Is this acceptable? 100%
You're doing it here. Oh, Leila, at that point, giving life to the
night by doing many different budgets.
mobian says if parents get divorced, how does this affect
Bidwell, again, how can we draw a balance between being obedient
to one
obedient and live one's own life. And if sometimes those who
contradict when you grow when you are on your own as a man, and you
work and you're on your own, at that point your parents to keep
they don't give you orders anymore, they shouldn't, you're
bitter towards them is not about obeying their orders, because
you've moved on financially and you take care of yourself now.
You're better towards them is to make them happy to help them, etc.
For a woman, it's when she marries, then her father stops
giving her orders, but her bid to her father's to make him happy to
help him etc. Also, financially, that's an obligation. That's why
you can never give us a cat to your parents.
The Quran says protect your private parts except from your
wives and those whom your right hand possess. What is the ladder
referring to slaves back in the time of slavery?
Prisoners of War slaves that were considered slaves like from other
places.
What is the permissibility of having an Emir in an American
community? What are the requirements for an immunity be
valid? You can have an emir, but that immune will be very limited
because there will be an authority above the Emir. So for example,
you can willfully agree to have a leader but what you agreed to,
could be something that the leader can actually do and be limited to
that. Why? Because, let's say the local authority the police is
above the Emir. Right
it.
So the immediate cannot do certain things that the police would
otherwise do. Right. So the immediate his role, his leadership
will be limited. And I would say that maybe you could say that the
relationship between his CEO and an employee
who the CEO is in charge, he calls the shots.
And that contract between you and him may be very extensive, he may
say that, listen, at any time I call you, you need to pick up the
phone. Some jobs are like that some, like even medical jobs, IT
jobs, anytime I call you, yeah, there are certain emergencies in
technology, things need to be solved. And you can be on call as
it is. So, in within the bounds of your limitations, the limitations
set that by the fact that the me it is also a citizen, okay.
And he's under the local authority.
So within those bounds, if both sides agree, then you haven't
Amir, and he won't be called the subject. But it's an Amir and
whatever, relationship follower leader and follower relationship,
if you join a football team, for 10 months a year, your coach is
your dictator. Right?
Your coach is your dictator. So, so question about slaves back in
the day, what so what is slavery, essentially, they didn't have
prisons in the old days. And the slave, the prison, slave is a
prisoner, essentially, after a war. And they didn't have mega
prisons. So what they did is they divvied it up amongst the
soldiers. So we got now 800 Enemy soldiers here.
And if they're women, and children came out with them, then we got
800 men, and 500 women.
We have two options, execute them all, or put them in jail, there is
no massive one big massive jail. And the old days, what they used
to do is divvy up the jail. So everyone's home becomes a jail,
essentially, that's what slavery really was. What is the difference
between a prisoner and a slave, there's no difference, you control
their behavior, you control their body, essentially.
So
but in the old days, you divvied up amongst the soldiers, all
right, you take one your home becomes that prisoners jail, and
you can benefit from them, you work for us, you go out work and
come back, I gotta feed you got a house you write. And if it was a
female, now I have a female in my house. So the laws of a job don't
apply between between that, so she doesn't have to wear. So between
her slave master and her. There are some exceptions, such as if
she was married, he could obviously if she's married, so
that for there's a limitation there between the warden,
essentially, every a soldier becomes a warden.
Right, and His home is a makeshift jail, and then it expands every
citizen. So you basically have taken these mega jails that we
have now. And you just basically, private made it private. Okay? And
if you didn't want to take care of a slave anymore, you can sell it.
Right? I don't want to be a makeshift warden of a jail
anymore, right? I don't want my home to be a jail anymore.
Alright, so I want to get rid of this, you sell them, okay? And so
why because that other person can now benefit from that slaves. So,
and between male and female, then the rules of hijab are off. So
that's the whole concept of, like how slavery came about, or not
came about, but how slavery was inherited by by Islamic world. But
slavery was the tech methodology of taking care of war prisoners,
not taking care of dealing with war prisoners taken advantage of
war prisoners, these weren't your friends and your buddies. They're
trying to kill you. Right? So that's basically how it started
up.
I have an area hanging up in my room says Triple H, who hasn't now
a new beard, which is good. Does the hokum of not facing my feet
towards it apply? Yes, it does. So be very careful where you put your
Be careful where it was where you put your feet
where you put your posters to. So if you have Quran on off sides of
the room, it's you have to leave a couple walls where you can put
your feet. So for HUD says, why was it permissible to see each
other's private parts more than that was permissible. They could
sleep with each other. Why? Because the slave and them
Astor now she's got a slave living in his prisoner essentially living
in his his home. He's made his home, essentially part of the
prison. Okay. And he's awarded now. So the rules have changed,
dropped, and they may sleep with each other
up apparently Jonathan Brown had a lecture on this with the so called
yet the epic mosque that explains a lot. But the summary of it is
that essentially
the rules were the or the the logic behind it was that you
didn't have jails, prisons, everyone became a warden. And you
divvied up all these soldiers at all these prisoners who were just
30 minutes ago trying to kill you.
All right.
And now you have divvied them up, because you can't let them go.
They wanted to kill you.
Now, you hear stories about slaves? Yes. Because they were
sold across borders. Right? It was like illegal status now.
And they were sold across borders. So
slave comes from the word Slavic. So the first slaves in where it
came about in the English language, were the Slavic people.
And I just was talking to a brother who said that, yeah, his
forefathers ended up in certain parts of Europe, because of raids
between tribes, tribes would raid each other or they would have
wars. Right. And the city I came to put laws on this stuff. Like
when Could you take a slave and when you couldn't, it wasn't a
free for all, as it was in the old world. I mean, it's like human
trafficking today. But the city I can put limits on this stuff.
So it used to be basically people were always attacking each other.
And then you took slaves.
When the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam says anyone with an
Adam's worth of faith will eventually be freed from *.
Does that include believers from previous omens? Of course, meaning
that the followers of Adam, for Adams time, the followers of Idris
for Idris, his time the followers of newer until the next Prophet
came, the followers of Musa SHA, Ibrahim,
all right, and then the followers of Satan, the Musa so on and so
forth?
What if your ex loves you, and wants you as a husband in the next
life? What a scary thought.
Oh, my goodness.
Any resources to learn more about the fitrah? Good question. We'll
have to look that up. Can we give you saw the throw up to little
children? I'm assuming Bush is talking about little children who
died?
And
yes, you can't. Why not? They don't need it in the sense that
they don't go to the Hellfire anyway.
No, no, he can't do that.
But anything that a kid does.
They will get hustled out for it as a nephila.
Is it possible for earlier to see Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam in
the wake? Yes. And that came in Hadith.
Cumin, Hadith.
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Do you recommend deleting Twitter? If you aren't somebody who has
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Or you can get Hessonite by putting out good quotes and
beneficial knowledge
and inspirational quotes, then it's pointless.
What is the ruling on saying a statement which is taken literally
as Cofer, although some might argue it has a valid figurative
meaning. I got to hear the statement.
Had your mood following following up optimism and expectation are
resulting in disappointment? That's hedger. That is because
that is because one of two things, either your actual faith in this
in the matter needs to be strengthened, or that you're maybe
lacking in heart and persistence. And I don't say that as an insult.
This stuff is developed over time. That one disk, okay, be
disappointed. Cry for three days, then you pick yourself up and do
it again.
Disappointment is not that big of a deal.
Of course, it's a painful thing. But let yourself be down for a few
days. It doesn't pass three days, pick yourself up and try again.
Alright. And when you do that a couple times and you succeed. You
realize, wow.
Willpower is will overcome everything eventually. Right?
Because if you get what you want all the time, this is the problem
with what parents do to kids. He doesn't know what disappointment
means. So one small bit of disappointment is shattered.
Right? But disappointment. All right, dust yourself off and go
again. That's why love loving something is one of the best
lessons in life, you love it so much that you can't stop. You
won't stop, you get disappointed. You pick yourself up, you try
again. Try again, until it works. You're as well, I failed 10 times
before I got this. So next time you go and you fail five times,
it's not a big deal. It doesn't affect you as much. Okay, failed
five times get in the sixth time. I'm telling you, some people, I've
seen them fail at something for 40 years, what amount of drive must
have they had to try something for 40 years, until they finally got
what they were looking forward, they must have picked themselves
up and failed and pick themselves up hundreds of times, hundreds of
times. So disappointments that
but have heart have persistence, have some sandpaper in your
personality? thicken up your skin. Get up again and try it again.
Right. And that's the whole concept of character and
willpower. Allah gave us this gift of what we call him. What is him?
It's human willpower. Right? It's ambition, it's desire. This is
him. And you should have a strong hem, not a Hema that falls and
collapses quickly. Right? You want to collapse, you can collapse for
a day, for an evening, collapse, fall asleep sleep six, seven
hours. You wake up fresh, you start over again.
And you you got to read about people's lives. There are people
who tried things, hundreds upon 1000s of failures before they got
there. Their success. Alright, so you got to read about those to
realize that you're not alone in this. Everyone's doing this and
quitting.
It's not the attribute you want for yourself. But dying while
trying? At least is right.
So those are that's my two cents for Hijrah, Domino's December 23
to January 1, we leave from JFK Airport in New York City. And you
will have to transport yourself to New York City that's probably a
hassle for if you're from the East Coast, you got to come to JFK. If
you're anywhere from America, you got to come to JFK. If you're from
England, they could actually sell you the land package and you get
yourself there. So that is an option too. So you you get the
land package and you get yourself there.
What's the question?
What's the wisdom behind? It is being mentioned twice at the end
of surah? Two
we'll have to look in the tifosi in about that. That's a good
Question.
Why did traditionalists force themselves to say PBU? Ah, doesn't
it allude to a doubt that God's treatment of him in the afterlife?
Okay, good question.
We don't force ourselves. We it is an honor to make sense Allah and
Salam on the prophet, and we are the recipients of that. So, the
backstory is this. The Companions used to feel downtrodden, sad,
what have you. They would go to the prophets I send them and the
presence of the Prophet and the light of the messenger, so I send
them which, as if it emits from his heart to their heart, and they
would be lit up, revived. The Prophet saw this in his
companions, and the prophets I send them began thinking of what
about the Muslims after me,
they won't have this, I won't be able to sit with them, I won't be
able to help them.
So Allah subhanho wa Taala saw the sadness of the prophets of Allah
when he was sent him and gave him a gift.
The gift was that after you're gone, the Muslims cannot sit with
you. But they can send salutations upon you some Allahu alayhi wa
salam,
and they will receive a relief of all their anxieties and their
griefs. Grief is for the past anxiety for the future.
So
that's why we benefit from PSP when we say peace be upon him. No,
it is Allah Who sends down peace on the Prophet peace be upon him
and many other spiritual gifts when we say that we are taking
that peace for ourselves. Right so it as it is, as if saying, the
peace that is upon the Prophet, I'm taking some and putting it in
my own heart, and you will see the relief go away. So we don't just
say it when we say the prophets name. We say it as a religious act
of worship on its own. repeating it Allahumma Salli ala Sayidina.
Muhammad, while early was Sunday, he was salam sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam many ways of saying the same thing. And we repeat this
hundreds and 1000s of times. And just like a guy does push ups.
Alright, just do one pushup and call it a day. It's meaningless.
You have to do a lot of push ups to get a result. Likewise,
Vicodin, Allah, Allah tells us in the Quran, it must be done a lot
to get a result. So we stay a lot of it. And we feel the results,
and we enjoy it. And it becomes to us like a type of food
for the heart, and a cleanser of anxieties, and a washer way of
grief and a replacement, and really makes almost everything
that you do in life has a type of charm to it.
That's the best way to explain
tofu in any good books and biographies on Muslim scholars,
there is an Muhaddith that it's a long book on female Hadith
transmitters.
Are there Shafi Imams that teach at Medina?
Not that I know of and what is Greek logic presuppose?
I don't know the summary of Greek logic. I could probably look that
up and study it for you and give you a summary later on inshallah.
Should I go to ombre or make Hajj first, if you can save up for
Hajj, then make ads first, rather than spend your money on one or
two cameras and then miss out on Hajj, save up your money and go to
huts first.
You saw the sower is sending the good deeds that you have accrued.
It is for someone who died as a Muslim.
Man, imagine if somebody said hyperbolically That something took
forever or has been since forever.
But he intended a long time. Is that covered? No.
There's no There's no insult or rejection of any doctrine or
article of faith and saying that.
Like how we say like, oh, I need some water to quench my thirst.
Yeah, it's metaphor. It's metal. It's hyper. It's a hyperbole. It's
metaphorical. It's like that someone who's saying I'm starving.
He's not lying. It's just hyperbolic speech.
Qasim RV. What would you advise an ordinary person to read the
opening of hearts by CLT or not? Yes, I would read it
Can you recite betta one out of that he came in a che he Dean
after suit as a teen while the prophet sunnah is
to say that but you don't say it out loud. You say to yourself
what are the data the ombre chip December 23 to January one but
it's not public out yet. It's just been sent to the patrons and to me
I see locals or community locals. Because our real goal first is to
first tranche of it is to get the youth.
The high schoolers, okay. And it could be high schoolers from
really from anywhere. So we give first priority to our high
schoolers. And now we're advertising it to the patrons, and
soon we will put it out for everyone. If the seats don't go,
but we are giving the right to the locals first, and then to the
patrons with anybody could go, but we're just targeting and
encouraging the youth. That's really what we want.
And
they sign up good for them. If they don't sign up, they're gonna
miss out and and you guys will take the spots. And for the land
package, you basically you get the land package and the tread
transport is on you. Let's say you want to come from England. That's
how it would work.
How does one build thick skin and not be sensitive?
I don't think sensitivity is the issue per se. But it's what
happens with the sensitivity. Right? And anything that you do
multiple times, you're you will eventually become immune to it. I
mean, I remember on social media the first time someone said
something bad. So like a complete stranger.
Talks about me on social media. I was like, surprised your head was
like a shock. But after a while you just get used to it.
People who put up ridiculous comments it, I sort of now grade
them. Right? When someone
tries to say something like, like a put down or something I graded
in my mind. Like that was not so impressive. Sometimes they're
really impressed. I tell them that was a good one. Right? But how was
he going to deal with it? Right? You have to let it bounce off you.
So when you're exposed to something over and over.
That's what happens. So it's not about being sensitive. It's about
are you going to quit or not? And if you're not going to quit, and
you're going to try again. Because think about what your options are
quitting is miserable. So it's not necessarily that you're going to
succeed next time. It's that what other options do you have? So keep
going. Right?
Samara Noreen says, Did you answer my question about 200? Can you put
it up again? Because I don't see it here.
Oh, but what if Okay, what if you love to hedge it but you struggle
with sleep?
You would have to try to wiggle it around such that maybe you have to
sleep way earlier.
Right?
Or you make to hedge it on the days that you'd have to get up
early?
What if we suspect an
esthetician is a woman
meaning a beauty?
Person like a beauty parlor whatever. What do they call these
days? They don't call them beauty parlors anymore. They call them
esthetician I guess a statics? Yeah, like
so on. Right?
A skincare professional. If you suspect that they are a woman?
Well, if you're a guy, and you're gonna have someone rub your skin,
it cannot be another one.
It's a woman. Oh, it's a trans woman. You're in trouble.
If they fully transformed and when you look at the person, you're
like, that's a woman. Then you may treat them by Islamic law as a
woman. In other words, if they're going to give you
some treatment on your hair, it is permitted. Yes. Okay, but if you
say like no, the voices deep shoulders are broad. first glance,
that's not a woman, then you cannot treat them as a woman. And
you cannot get a massage from them or whatever it is.
It's gonna be very confusing and they're trying to be confused with
college classes like
Thanks, man.
They got upset to say anything bad I was looking at them the other
day. I'm like
oh my god.
That is crazy.
It is
so hot a lot of them.
Alright, so the Turk there? Did we answer his question about so the
ATS Turk?
Does that answer his question? I don't know.
If it did or not, but
doctors anyone I visit mbyc. Can you have Ryan pick me up in a
limo?
Isn't he a celebrity by now because the people at NBC know
about him. You know that? Yeah, because they watch the stream to
Amin says Are there Shafi Imams who answered this question.
Please make dua that Allah makes a way out for me says Batoon
keep reciting
La ilaha illa Anta Subhanak in the continuum of Bonomi in
Pakistan is now thinking of passing a law that opened his door
for LGBT. Many citizens are against.
And Hanafi fiqh we recite facts and third and fourth at aka when
we pray alone or as Imam we don't recite it while following the Imam
he must be answering another person's question. Random user,
does anyone have advice on how to have genuine love for the prophets
of Allah when he was sending them? See, love of the prophets I send
them is not a net one of the natural loves. It's one of the
spiritual loves. What is the difference? A natural love is
something that happens with an easy explanation. So for example,
when you love a person who loves somebody, like a woman, that's a
passionate love, because a man is attracted to a woman, when he
loves his kids or his friends, it's easy to explain that and
understand that when he loves a book, because the content made him
enthralled when he loves a flower or a tree, it's because it's
beautiful.
When he loves a piece of technology, because it's useful to
him, Okay, so that's these are all natural loves, and a person has
many, many natural loves, right?
What is the spiritual love, a spiritual love is not a natural,
it's not had nothing to do with our bodies and our personalities.
It starts with a belief. And that belief is that Allah has sent this
messenger to us. And that belief is that this messenger has shown
our deeds so he knows who we are. And that belief is that Allah will
love us more. If we follow this prophet and love him
and send a lot of Salah and salaam upon him and keep him on our mind
all the time when we live our lives and even just with our
emotions. So we do this by making by physically telling ourselves
with our minds, okay, God loves this. So I'm going to do it with
there's no feeling in your heart. But you do it because your mind
says this is what Allah wants us to do.
In due time,
ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada sends the love of the Prophet inside your
heart. So you then become someone who loves the Prophet slicer. So
that's why we say it's a spiritual love. It is something that is not
a natural love out in the world that you can understand or
describe. But it's something that after you committed yourself and
you followed it with your body and with your beliefs and with your
sincerity, that Allah places that love in your heart.
So Allah and Salam on the prophet is more of a natural love. It's
just rare and harder to explain. Reason being is that as we hold it
to be, when you say this Salah and salaam, it is as if a special
honey is placed down in your heart, relieves your anxieties,
you find your issues are opening up, your mood is completely
changing.
And then you start to love the vicar itself.
Right? And then you realize, Wait, the vicar itself only has this
magnetic attraction of all these wonderful things. Because of
Allah's love for the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. Okay,
and that's your link to the prophets of Allah ease. So that's
the basic understanding of
how is it that we have this in our heart?
Merricks London says, Do you recommend any conversation to have
on the first meeting with prospective prospect prospects for
marriage? I've only dated in the days of JD, but I fixed myself.
And I would say your first meeting should be
really should be
a general very general, the first meeting should not even be about
any subject, right? It just it's an icebreaker, right? Just an
icebreaker. And it I don't even think it should just be the two
people. Right? It's too awkward. It should be like maybe there are
other people around to write from the family or whatever. So it's
like a family meeting. They're just having a dinner that's it.
Maybe even other families are there. And then you ice it's an
icebreaker you get to see whether he liked the person or not. If
they both find that there is a opening, you're not saying yes,
I'll marry them or not. You just saying is are they even worth
considering not to say worth considering? Like some people are
not worth anything but no, like? Do I even want to pursue this? If
the answer is yes.
Then
the next meeting is on philosophy of life. Like what are your What
are your beliefs, beliefs and philosophies of life? really broad
things? Like super broad things? Not like okay, what should we
paint the house? No. really broad things. What do you believe about
life like what
It is where does right and wrong come from? Like, what do we do
with our lives cetera, et cetera? What's the purpose of life? What
do we believe about Islam? about things like that?
It may then spill into now you start getting to the next layer of
specifics. Like what do I physically want what's so that's
what we call the vision, then the mission? How do I get to live my
life, I want to live my life in New Jersey, I want to live my life
in London, I want to raise my kids this way.
I want to live at this in this manner, I wanted to spend my time
doing this. So now you went from icebreaker to vision, very broad
beliefs and philosophies to mission, how am I going to execute
that vision? Right? I want to live here, I need to live next to my
parents. I want to travel, I want to have a lot of kids, I want to
have no kids, I want my kids homeschooled. I want my kids in
Islamic school, I want my kids in a public school.
I don't even want to have kids. All of that. I want to dedicate
myself to my company, I want to dedicate myself to the message.
And these are the now you're entering into the big blocks of
life.
Now, if you passed by these three, and you're in alignment with these
three, the rest is details. You ready to get and now and you'd
like each other's personality, otherwise you wouldn't be in the
second meeting or the third meeting. So personality is part of
that. So personality, appearance, and vision and mission lines up.
Here ready to be engaged. Engagement does not mean you're
married means you're intending to marry. Now, these meetings may
require 234 meetings, right? It's not just maybe won't be just three
meetings.
Younger people, it's usually I don't know about this generation,
they're they're a bit different. But in my time, people were
simpler. But
people may need a couple more meetings and time between the
meetings, let it marinate, you can't rush this thing. This is the
biggest decision in your life.
You pray a lot of a staccato, you meet again, et cetera.
And you just but these are the three things you're going to do an
icebreaker, a vision of life, and your how you execute that mission.
Vision in the build big major things of how you live and how you
want to live. If these things line up, then that person is actually
your those that couple
looks promising, then you get engaged, what is the purpose of
engagement,
engagement
is an announcement to the public, that these two people intend to
get married. And basically that now nobody else is going to get
involved, like no one else is going to propose to her and you're
not going to get into talks with anyone else.
You intend to get married.
In the engagement, the wisdom of it is that anything hidden
comes out the things that may have been not present, they come out.
So that's why you want to be engaged for a period of time.
To so that nobody you can't physically hide anything. Alright,
you've you're now having like these family dinners together,
whatever. And
people's true colors come up. Right? So you want that buffer to
happen. Also, it's like a psychological buffer. This is the
person living with me wake up with them someday. So you don't want
that to be, you know, a shock to you. Alright, so that's the thing.
And then after that, it's marriage after that. So that's how that's
how it is.
We missed something on the news earlier mama saying I'd Nan say it
released from prison. How did we miss that in the news?
Unbelievable. Yes, I'd Nan said is out of prison. And if you don't
know about him
and go to his
there's a whole podcast about him. That was like fire a couple of
years. It was such a good podcast about his case. Well, now he's out
of jail.
Carla, wait, if
you look at the person, and you say that is a woman, okay.
That's a woman.
Then you can do it.
If you look at the person and say, I don't know what that is, then
don't do it. That's it.
That's it
and then say it was put in jail. Very sad thing on a case that a
lot of people
felt whereas the evidence was sort of bogus again
It's an it's a big story big issue. So look it up. It's an
interesting podcast. I'm sure he's going to be all over the place
talking about a story
if someone dies on a Friday says Ayesha L in Ramadan while praying,
oh my goodness reciting the Quran this is a wonderful death
Yes. Would anyone doubt that? That is a lot of mercy in their heart.
Right when they do that, when they die like that, that's sorry, a lot
of mercy from Allah to Allah for them when they die like that.
Okay, we are going to wrap up.
Can Medicare recite Fatiha the third and fourth indica? Yes, you
can.
Now the question I have a hard time waking up for tahajjud is
nephila After Aisha to hedge unknown F and after Aisha no Abu
Bakar. What he did was he prayed with it before to hedge it.
Anything you do before sleeping it's called pm will lay and it is
a great reward but nothing like to hedge it. If you have trouble
waking up for 200 You tried to just sleep ridiculously early.
It's impossible not to if you sleep at 9pm and 200 is at 4pm at
4am.
And now we're getting into the winter it can be at 5am. That's a
that's your eight hours of sleep right there you wait 5am You up
for the day?
Can you give us the link for that Nancy had podcast? What was it
called? The unanswered podcast was this American dream. That's the
title of the
the company that made the podcast or the The program is called this
American dream. And I'd say it was one of the podcasts. Can you ask
if a nick kabhi to see her face if you are looking to marry her?
And Sophia said yes, it was the Serial podcast.
I don't know if you can ask and if Gaby I don't think so. I don't
know about that?
Do you actually say amen rises and decreases? Yes, it does.
Isn't it some of us try to just read how to use for saying that it
doesn't
just matter of words correct? Describing what when the 100 when
the methodology is talking about a man if I'm quoting them correctly,
if I understand them correctly, what they mean is that the belief
itself is one. And we say that to every movement, the basis of his
belief is just is is is that in that it's certain there's no doubt
in it.
But certainty has levels of strength. And that's what we say
can increase in decrease the strength of it. Not the faith
itself. If you have doubt you're not a Muslim. Like maybe there's a
God maybe no maybe no no Muslim says maybe no, there is a lot and
there's the messenger and there's no discussion. Now the strength of
that Eman
is reflected in our behavior.
Okay, all right. We have to stop here. Unfortunately.
Let us now talk about our classes today. What is up today on ArcView
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The one of the greatest works in our theta is Johanna Tauheed.
Okay.
Okay.
Here's a piece of news.
This is great.
This is great.
Yeshiva University is a Jewish University in New York. It's a
regular college, but they also have like religious training.
The New York Supreme Court court ordered for us
Think Yeshiva University to allow
a gay club?
Of course they're they're against this right? They're against this.
What did the Orthodox Orthodox Jewish University how did they
respond to this?
They went into the laws and asked does a university is a university
required to allow clubs at all?
And the answer was no. So you Shiva University,
cancelled all student clubs. There are no student clubs if we're
forced to recognize
a gay club, and we don't want to because we don't believe in it. So
we forced we have cancelled all student clubs
that's Yeshiva University for you. And put that in the in the news
today for
you know, news of the Ummah because, hey, if they can do it,
right, we should be able to do it. That's the truth. Allah to Allah
has given us a Hoja they are Hoja for us against us now.
They are Hoja against us right now. Because if now they come to
any other Islamic University, right.
And Islamic college and
they did it.
They were able to resist
cancel all the clubs.
There, that's just
it has halted all activities. All undergraduate clubs canceled,
you're gonna corner us? No, you're not. Right.
The students say that they will delay seeking recognition if the
other clubs can resume. So there you go. That's a hedge against us
now that know, now you know how to deal with issue. Okay.
Let's see what we got here.
There's someone who hasn't prayed regularly for many years.
And they now have started praying at least some solas. And they're
also making to hejin and I was just saying, I'm not sure you can
just go ahead with Noah, Phil.
When you have years of obligatory prayers that have been missed, and
cut.
So forgive me if I'm wrong. No, you're not wrong. You're correct.
Here's the answer to this.
The answer to this is that the different math hubs have different
rulings. The humbly school holds that all you have to do is make
Toba. Why, when you weren't praying, you weren't a Muslim. So
therefore, none of your good deeds count either. That's pretty heavy.
The Hanafi school requires you to make up your obligatory prayers
and the pseudonym aka prayers
and they have their list of the 12 raucous throughout the day. The
magic amount of disallows somebody to pray, no effort, if you ofa. So
if they want to pray to hedge it, they will have the same results
and even greater results. If they pray, let's say a day's worth of
obligatory prayers
in the middle of the night, why? Because a makeup prayer is an
obligation.
an obligation is heavier than an ephah it's the time of night that
matters so they could pray a full day of QA in the middle of the
night.
The only prayers that are soon and that they could do while Oh
included are the communal ones, such as the rain prayer, the
Eclipse prayer and the Eid prayer.
Alright folks, let's turn to our
today's Wednesday
and on Wednesday is a Saturday job and listen to this.
This is
this is to me so valuable. I thank Allah and I pray that we're truly
able to take advantage of this. The two things that are just
outside of yo modify, and later to cut
is to be able to make ombre on Thursday night. The night before
Friday. Even if not ombre to off and spend
the night there until
fetch. And it doesn't have to be like from negative to fetch.
That's too exhausting. But late in the night, right, so you take a
nice long nap on that day.
You wake up
from that nap, you pray us
premarket, you're ready to go you get rested, you eat your dinner,
then you go down to the masjid
and then you do either Almira or tawaf or what have you. Okay.
And that is on Thursday night before Friday.
The other thing that Hamdulillah that is part of this package, I
thank Allah and I pray that we
are able to do this and I hope and I pray to Allah Tada we able to
take advantage of his and our prayers are answered is that we
will be now at the real site of where this happened on Wednesday
between Donostia in Medina Jolla. In the Samira, so we've been
talking about the DUA. Right. And guess what that mustard is called?
muscle fatigue,
right. Where the province I sent him received the acceptance of his
dua on Wednesday between Dora and us for the conquests of the Aza
the Confederates that are around, right. Confederate heavy Walmart
when we first heard, we told them about this. We had pitched it to
them like it gets a mustard he said call it Mr. Fitz. Right. So
we've been talking about this for over a year and a half now. Yeoman
RBR been a victory with us sat in Java.
Okay. It's a time in between that time is a time where Allah answers
and many people have experienced this. And Javid and Abdullah is
the narrator and he said he experienced it. So will now turn
so when we go to Omaha, we will be in Medina on Wednesday, and we
will go to that mosque and do the door there.
Inshallah have a long period of people can do their own solitary
prayers there.
Let's now turn to our husband, a nurse.
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