Shadee Elmasry – NBF 116 Surah alInshirah
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and show nothing that Hamza, it was nothing that a little bit of
water or ton of water cannot fix.
You know, I'm a big believer in Japanese.
What's called this Japanese water therapy, you heard of it? Oh, my
goodness, Japanese are amazing with this, they got Japanese water
therapy is the idea that, like 90% of the ailments that a person
have, has can be cured by water, they even cure certain diseases,
just by water, and a certain amounts at certain times. And
this, if it's a small ailment, it's very quickly 10 days,
sometimes like one day, in my case, it was like one hour. But if
it's
a major ailment, then they have to you have to not eat certain things
and drink tons of water at certain schedules that they figured it
out. And I thought to myself, this is when I saw this. It's so
elegant. Like it's so simple. It's almost like the Apple of medical
treatments. Like back in the day, Steve Jobs came in and he made
everything simple and sleek, everything white with like an on
button. That's it. And these guys, these Japanese doctors, like
these, I don't know what they used to call them, I guess they were
physicians, right? Like medical, Medicine Man type of guys. They
came up with this Japanese water therapy and it's cured so many
issues, headaches, dry skin, anxiety, even. Because a lot of
this stuff comes out of your gut, right? It comes from your gut.
Like a lot of things are cured from Japanese water treatment, and
use water therapy or whatever you want to call it. So you should
look that look this up. If you have issues with your stomach, if
you have issues with your head, even like joints and stuff, it's
amazing. You study it and look it up and I'm a big advocate of it.
It's not developed. It's not like you're gonna find like tons of
literature. It hasn't caught on probably because it's there's no
profit in it. Right? Just telling people to drink water at certain
amounts of time. So it's not going to develop because there's no
profit. All right, so I'm gonna read I have my
iPad for Instagram. And have you're gonna read me any questions
from YouTube? Because I don't know what is going on. Every time I
come in here now. My phone refuses to accept the Wi Fi. And it's just
I can't I can't see anything. What about issues with tinnitus? What
is tinnitus, like tendinitis? What is that? Exactly? I'm not familiar
with that medical term. Could you look it up first. But look at what
Japanese water treatment. I don't know if there are any experts
anymore. Some random probably websites and whatever. But I love
it and it works. That's why I like it. It works. Right? So tinnitus
is when you experienced ringing or other noises in one or both of
your ears.
It's a common problem that affects 15 to 20% of people. I Gee. I
mean, I've had that ringing in the ears, but not in a repetitive way,
just like randomly and you've had that too, right? Maybe it's a
source of infection, maybe a slight infection or some
disturbance inside that your
Q tips actually probably spreads in
section right? Yes, cute tips is meant for the this part of the
ear, not the inside, but everyone goes digging with the inside of
their ear. The cute tips are meant for that. So far off says no, it's
excessive noise in the ear wishing sounding of washing machine
ringing and it causes people to be depressed.
So I think that you got to look for a cure for that.
That's probably maybe a bit advanced for water therapy, you
know, so
Mr. manleigh Rahim. Surah two Shara. Speaking of depression, she
mentioned the word depression. This is your antidepressant? This
pseudo right here is completely your antidepressant. Okay? And I'm
not sure halacha so that is your antidepressant? Allah subhana wa
Tada begins, have we not relieved? Your chest? Your burdens of your
soul? Basically, have we not relieved the burdens of your soul?
In other words, hasn't hasn't happened in the past that Allah
has relieved the burdens of your soul?
Right? So if he's done this in the past, he will do it. Again in the
future. If he's done it with other people, he'll do it again.
In the future, okay.
If he's relieved other people's burdens in the past, then why
can't he relieve your burdens? Have not? aren't. They're
immensely successful people out there who come back and they tell
you, I was a crack addict. I was on alcohol. I was an addict. I was
this that and the other. Okay. Have we not had that? There? Does
that not exist? exists everywhere. So if Allah Tala is is willing and
capable, he's showing you his will. And he's showing his power
through others, so you should believe it for yourself. If Allah
is willing to give others that will, why not give me that?
And I'm not sure how to Cassandra alumnifire. One was, when you
learn you lack a callback. And we soften your heart with Eman and we
gave you the prophethood. And we explain to you all of what you owe
messenger were pondering about in the cave. So the messenger said
Allah when he was setting them, when he reached a certain age, he
would go into the cave, as we all know, every Muslim knows this,
right? When you would go into the cave, he was pondering things like
why is why is there certain depressions that won't go away?
Like what is the means by which, to alleviate these things?
He was pondering many things we don't know. But we know candidates
had enough to handle is the old acts of worship. And we no doubt
the Prophet was very, he was known to be very what you could call
pensive meaning in a
deep and sensitive and critical
train of thought, or mode of contemplation. And we know the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam would contemplate issues of
his people and the issues of human beings in this cave. So Allah
subhanaw taala relieved that burden from him by explaining,
giving him an explanation for this, namely that okay, you are a
messenger, all of these solutions will come now. It's just a matter
of time for these revelation for the revelation to be complete. And
this is one of the wisdoms why the final revelation came in the
Arabian Peninsula, because they were so simple, these people are
so simple, that their problems can be solved quickly. They don't have
much many structures that would stop them from changing. I mean,
imagine if you wanted to change American society, it's like you'd
never do it in 23 years, because you can't transform them and 23
years you can maybe destroy it. But you can't transform something
so complex with a military that's so massive with a banking
industry, all these industries would stop any radical change. But
when you come to a small simple operation, you can make major
changes quickly. And that's something that
the is one of the wisdoms why Islam came to this simple, these
simple Bedouin people because their society was easy enough to
alter quickly. So this is the meaning of shutter has southern
means the relief of burden you got an shutter has southern by itself
means the release of burden from your chest because when you're
when you have a burden, you feel like you're caving in on the
inside.
Sure has some other comes in another I have Quran right.
Shara has Sodre who lil Islam FMA can I know them Robbie? Oh,
ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada says, John Allah Oh no, no
Hello Sandra who knew Islam for a while I know the middle of it. The
one for whom Allah has been opened his heart to Islam.
He is upon a light from his Lord. So that's specific. This is
general released released your burden. The other one is open your
heart Islam. That means and the Prophet describe that. And he
describes how it happens and the sign that it happened and he gives
us three signs that it happened. The how is it happens by a light
entering into the heart simply that Allah places a light in the
heart.
Well, some people say, Hold on a second.
That's not fair. Why Allah put a light in some people's heart and
on others. Well, the answer to that is that that light is coming
into shining on everybody's heart, except that some people have
covered their hearts with sins. And Cofer and hypocrisy and all
sorts of other bad things that they've covered their heart with.
Okay, so the light can't shine. The same thing that nobody can
blame anybody for not getting sunlight, right, move your body go
into the sun. Oh, but I'm in England. Go south to Spain. Jet
take Is there is there an ECB an airline? EasyJet, one pound
to Spain is the ticket one British pounds and then like $100 in
Texas, 100 pounds in Texas. 25 bucks in pounds in Texas. Move
your body. You can't blame anyone for not getting enough sun. Good.
Even in Morocco in the olden days in ancient times, they had
unwritten rules were after us it from us to make it if no man can
go on the roof, you should finish your work. If you need to be on
the roof for whatever job that you have. On the roof, you stop after
the event of vos after the event of awesome until now is the time
for women to go on the roofs. And they can take their hijab off on
the rooftops. So Titus Burckhardt, who wrote a book called the
ancient city of Fez, he says in that book that he didn't know the
rule. So he went on top of the rooftop to observe the sunset. And
he found himself getting shot up. Right muskets. We fired at him.
And he said what's going on here, and he yelling, shouting, firing
guns at him. And he came down. And then they told him after us, it's
for women to get sun, right they need to get sun they also do
things up there. Right For example, they may be using the sun
for some other purposes like weather sometimes have pictures of
their son they have laundry that they want to put out whatever
purposes they have, and just to get some sun. So likewise the
light of Allah subhana which is greater than the sun, anybody has
access to it every single person has access to it in the light of
Allah to Allah is a substance but it's also a meaning. It's both
it's a substance a NOR is a substance that Allah is out of
places in the heart of a person through midday through a medic, an
angel comes and delivers it to his heart. But it's also meaning
a meaning being like the the signs of Allah Todd, as existence of a
creator are so clear and obvious that the only way that you cannot
see it is to not want to see it. So it's similar to the world in
front of you. The only way that you don't see it is by trying to
cover your eyes with your eyelids. So Allah gives you a choice, you
can shut your eyes, you can open to us, that's why looking for us
is more sensitive of a deed than hearing this, I can walk into a
supermarket see someone over there that I'm not supposed to look at,
and I could shut my eyes and move my neck. But I can't walk around
like this, right? I can't go in the supermarket and cover my ears
and there's a wisdom for this right? People need to cry for
help. Right? So there's a wisdom why Allah to Allah has created one
of the senses is almost impossible to shut down. One of them is quite
difficult to shut down it's not easy to walk around setting
lowering your gaze like this, right? It's hard to it's not
always easy to not look at something okay almost impossible
to try not to hear something very difficult to try to look at
something and then touching something is is quite difficult.
You can see tons of things that you can't touch tasting something
is more difficult. And then there is another one that is I should
have said this first totally impossible to avoid which is
smelling something. So smell impossible to avoid hearing very
hard to avoid or almost impossible to seeing very hard to avoid and
then touching very hard to do. And then tasting even harder. Right so
these are your main senses are coming like in a pyramid like
upside down because you need it. So smelling is gonna what's gonna
tell you there's a fire hearing is what's gonna tell you someone's in
trouble someone's yelling
and then it goes downwards from there seeing as why Allah always
precedes hearing before seeing some wild bustle. Okay, hearing
and seeing because hearing
It's it's best seeing it's more narrow
and hearing and seeing I think that
was one of the senses would you feel is more important?
It's tough. That's a tough one hearing you're seeing
May Allah protect all of our hearing and are saying you never
want to see anybody with those tribulations. So shut up Allah who
said that only Islam with nor? And then what is the sign of that
because all this unseen I don't know what's in my chest and what's
coming in and out of my chest and notice something we don't see. So
Allah Allah gave
a sign the prophesy Salam was asked by the Sahaba a sign because
they were practical, very practical. You saying to us that
Allah Tada will open our hearts, Islam by a light shining inside of
a heart.
What is the sign of that? What's the external signs and symptoms of
that? Are symptoms usually bad, but sign? So he said
to Jaffe under the hood, you stop being so interested in the fame of
Fanny things fail, Fannie means it's, it's it's passing. Alright,
it's passing. It's something that's just not going to, it's not
going to have any long lasting existence. So you lose interest in
these things, which is a dunya. It's a genuine loss of interest,
not a forced loss. That's very dangerous of forcedly stopping
yourself from something that is hallowed for you. Because it's an
excess. You have to do that very carefully, because you don't want
to rebound. If it's haram. You have to do it by force. But if
it's henna thing, you have to take it slowly. Anything that is, as I
said, Mohammed Daniel said perishing, it's a good word. It's
going to be useless to me in the future. At Ted Jaffe and data
guru, well Inaba to collude, and then but you now have a yearning
for what is permanent. So my bad is permanent. I'm going to see
that reward forever. So it's more worth
time for me it's more worth the investment. You're never gonna
have sadness. Ever see, like something that was such a big deal
to you of life? And of dunya and life? And then you see its picture
10 years later, you like what was? What was it doing waste of time.
It's like a weird feeling. Because all that energy and emotion went
into this thing. And now I don't care about it at all. It feels
like such a waste, or fads and trends that people used to be
into, like songs that they people used to be into. And it was such a
was like fire. When I was young. There was a song called the
Macarena. People went nuts. It was just a happy type of song Mexican
music, I guess. And they had a dance and the whole world. The
whole country went nuts for this song, no clue what it means,
right? But everyone in high school was not silver. ballgames
everything.
But you fast forward is like what a waste of time that was just just
a fad that came in what? Right now the fads of today though,
unfortunately, the permanent fads are the old days where like
hairstyles jeans fads of today is cutting off limbs cut who off
cutting off hormones from my body. In other words, cutting them off
in the sense of they won't come out. So, I mean, a whole bunch of
people could could could regret having silly hair in the 70s. Now
that he's the CEO, he's all buttoned up, okay? And it's all
you know, silly picture of me in high school. Alright, your hair is
not something permanent. But now the whole fads. All these fads are
like, permanent. You know, it's like you surgical and, and hormone
therapy and stuff. It's like, how are you going to make up for that
later on? Like, how are you going to, if you come out of that phase,
but you're effective, it's permanent. Anyway.
Number three, Sign number three. Well, I'm Nima. Abaddon, mouths
Kubla lazuli.
The action upon death before it comes to you. Okay?
Before you die, but you start living as if I'm gonna die
tomorrow. So what does that mean? I gotta fix this relationship. I
gotta fix this financial debt that I'm in. I got to repent for this
sin. I have to go and do this hack that I have, I owe somebody so on
and so forth. I have to keep doing all tidy up my book. Essentially,
I have to clean up my book. So he cleans up his book and is ready to
go. That's the idea and the concept of a shutter.
The shutter Hello Sandro listener. So that is a specific shot to the
general concept of the relief of your burden and a shot in Islam
will lead you the opening of your heart to Islam will lead you to
lifting
up many many many burdens
that are present in life
without an anchor was caught at Hudson one moja hedge Wakata.
How Tatianna I'm Kela the seller firming kephale J li T wo aka CaCO
Lilia Farah like Allahumma, Taka demon Demick. Okay, so what does
that mean? That means anything that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam felt that that he learned. And he realized, Oh, I
didn't know this for 40 years, I wasn't doing this for 40 years.
That that is not something that he has to worry for. Because
oftentimes, we learn to think, and we realize, I can't believe I'm
learning this at the age of
whatever, let's say a guy's 50 years old, you still learn about
50 years old, and you discover something that would have made
life so much more amazing or was true when you thought was false.
Okay, so you start thinking, Oh, my goodness, all these years. So
ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada says, have no worries for any of that of the
past. Don't have no worries for it. And that's the meaning of it.
And the quote unquote, sin of a prophet.
You all hear that? They should probably hear that right?
Yeah, they definitely hear that. Okay, so
the, quote unquote sin of a prophet is to do a good thing when
there is a greater thing. Well, the prophesy side of them is
always doing is always learning. Okay? There's always learning
something new, and being revealed to him something new. So Allah,
Allah says, Do not go this route of regret of your past, all that's
forgiven. It has to be this way. So the prophesy seven was always
on a upward ascendancy of his microphone, his knowledge and
what's being revealed to him. So therefore the past for him is not
something for him to ever forget this the meaning of luck Farah,
like Allah, who met them meant them become
what God Hussein had been fun. Yeah, and he thought that was so
meaning. This also means now that you are a prophet and the whole
Ummah and the entire world is gazes upon your actions and your
teachings.
Any mistake, any forgetfulness, do not
concern yourself over, because it's by Allah SCADA. So that you
can teach people how to make a mistake, how to recover from that
mistake, and how to recover from that forgetfulness, such as, how
can you have a Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam forget and pray
the Lord as in Toorak us rather than for rock us. So if you forget
that the the Mona effect and the skeptic may say, maybe he forgets
revelation to know impossible, so Allah is declaring it here that
all of that is by Alaska first. And the prophets I send them said
in NEMA, and O Gunas, Asuna, which means I forgot or I am made to
forget, so that I could set an example. So if we if the prophets
I said I'm never forgot something. In salah, for example, how would
we know what to do? If he never made a judgment for which there
was another Sahabi had a better judgment? How would we learn the
to have the humility. So
recognizing someone has a better idea, and the prophets I send them
that happened by design from ALLAH SubhanA, which, at the Battle of
better, so we asked then, in terms of the location where to stop and
there was a well that the Prophet was not aware of because he was
not from that area. So you can't even blame him for not being aware
of that. But it's not like it's blameworthy. But as a hobby knew
something about this dunya good that the prophet at that moment in
time, was not aware of. So.
So that is essentially the importance of having a prophet.
That is a human being.
Okay. Now, the importance of that is the human qualities. But it's
also important to have that he's a prophet, there is no immoral
action, there is no error, there is no personal neffs that's the
person that we can follow. But he has the human qualities so
butcher, his butcher, that he has the human qualities that we can
relate to the human needs, he needs to breathe, he needs to eat.
So we can relate to that. Okay, but he has no moral failings, so
we could look up to him. So we need to relate to the prophet, but
we need to look up to him to Hey, you have a prophet with moral
failings. Every facet would love him, because he justifies it.
Alright, so that Prophet
have committed that sin. What did Elijah Muhammad say to Malcolm X?
Elijah Muhammad said to Malcolm X, that when Malcolm X discovered a
guy sleeping around with the secretaries, and he's got kids all
over the country, with his followers, wait a second, if this
was something good, why not openly marry them? Right? Marry them
openly. So Elijah Muhammad takes him in that famous scene and they
take a stroll around his lavish mansion in Chicago. And he says,
Do you not remember in the Bible that Noah did this sin, lot did
that sin, everyone did some sin or other all these prophets have
sins? Well, this is my sin. I'm a prophet, and this is my sin. Now
Malcolm X had read the Bible, they studied the Bible, a nation of
Islam and the Quran, side by side, he had read those sins. But when
he saw it in front of them, he said, No, this is impossible. The
fitrah of human beings is a prophet from God cannot behave
like this. If a profit from God behaves like this, we should all
behave like this, right? So it's impossible. So the Malcolm X, then
his faith in Elijah, Muhammad, shattered, broke, and he realized
he's just
a man who had some inspiration, Malcolm X did all the work,
really, he built it up for him.
Malcolm X did all the work, but he was so trusting of Elijah
Muhammad, that all of his value was in the hands of Elijah
Muhammad, Malcolm X, he didn't own the house. He didn't own anything,
he had no knowledge of what's happening in terms of collecting
of donations. He was, so that's, to me a sign that he truly
believed he was a prophet, that Elijah was a prophet. He gave all
of his wealth for him. And all the value that Malcolm X came, he
didn't ask for anything back. He didn't try to say hold on a
second. What are they doing with with with all this, that I'm
building up for them?
He was in Harlem, they were in Chicago, and he was doing all
this, then he realized this, this is not not not true. It's
impossible. Okay. So
he ends up with this moral failing, that exposes him as a
fraud. And then Malcolm X goes up. So we have to have a profit, okay,
who has no moral failings, and this is why the Jews and
Christians aren't polar opposites. All that it's like, on everything.
And Islam comes in the middle, on profits. On the one hand, they've
made their messenger of God. And on the other hand, all of their
profits commit the most heinous crimes and sins. That if you teach
it, you have to teach it just for the sake of knowing their
misguidance they say that Noah?
Oh, the complete lies about saying that? No, I said, I'm just gonna
say it in English. So no one connects it that they say that
Noah ended up getting drunk.
Okay, they say that lot. He left with his daughters.
And his wife sided with the homosexuals.
So he left with his daughters, and they were without home. And he had
he didn't have a wife now. So he slept with his daughters. Like he
raped his daughter. What? I mean, if a priest did one quarter of
that he'd be out of the church. Yet you're telling us your Prophet
did that. So if you're a morally foul man, you love these stories,
because the best of people do that stuff. Oh, do much less than that.
Solomon dies doing what? Being a pagan, worshipping false gods,
David before him.
What does he do? They say the lie about David, is that he sees
walking, he sees a beautiful bird, he sees the beautiful bird. And he
follows this bird. He's never seen a bird like this before. So he
follows it with his eyes and that and he walks towards it and ends
up at a lake. He looks and there's a woman bathing in the lake
Bathsheba, and she is the most beautiful woman he's ever seen
despite he has 99 wives and 3000 concubines. So 3999 women, this is
the most beautiful one. And she sees she sees her top to bottom
naked.
And he can't take his eyes off her Spatola the why she didn't tell
the youth don't watch *. And your this is your profit doing
this. Now it gets worse.
He comes in and he asks, and he can't work all day. You know, they
make their profits like psychological cases. All of their
profits are like this, right? They've put their own psychology
on their profits. He can't work all day. He can't think he's so in
love. Here he's ever man. He conquered the world. Right yet his
mind has been conquered by a woman. He can't work. He can't do
anything. I have to know who she is. He finds out he asked her out.
Now. Firstly, you're a prophet. You can't be asking Who's that
woman? She looks like this. She looks like that. This is what her
hair looks. It's haram right? You can't be doing that. So how does
he do this? He sneaks to find some other immoral person. Hey, find
out who that woman is. Oh, it's so and so.
Who is she the wife of so and so he's your friend.
Oh, he's my friend. Where is he?
He's fighting in one of the wars.
Okay.
He's at one of the wars. And what does he do? He writes one of a
letter. He says a long list of orders to the general. Oh, PS, by
the way, do you have so on so we really need his energy and his
experience on the front line, put him on the front line. Because we
need his experience there. I want him right at the front, where at
90% of the time you die.
And then PFPs send me a list of everyone dead, right? Who dies, I
want to know who I love my soldiers I need to know when they
die. So he sends this letter using his monarchy and His Kingdom and
His power to basically kill his own guy.
They get the letter back. He's done. He died. Okay, where are you
at the battle? Yeah. When what? When was the battle? Oh, it was
about two months ago. Okay, so her I just started two months ago, her
waiting period. So he's, he's committing murder, but this is
what he's worried about her. Okay, her, her her period, her waiting
period after death, two more months, whatever. That's what he's
worried about after committing murder, and looking at her naked,
but he was worried he wants to make sure that he goes follows
died. Right? Such lies and nonsense. Then he marries her. And
then the great Prophet Solomon is the baby that comes out of this
ruse and this murder and this sinfulness. So when you guys got
you got one group of people
have such heinous lies about their profits. They're all morally fit
moral failures.
Now you swing the other side, you make him a god, Christianity, you
make him a god, and to lead seriously one blade and barley,
you both of you. No one could follow either one of these
religions and keep his intellect intact and have a normal life
because on one hand, my leaders are the most immoral people. On
the other hand, my leader is a God who I can't relate to. He's
divine. Okay, I can't relate to him. So either way, I can't live
normally anymore. Okay. That's why look, that's why atheism is never
found amongst Aboriginal people. Aboriginal people, they know
there's a power above us, is greater than us. Either they
become pagans, or animists pagans create their own god, a symbol of
their god of their beliefs, or animists, the worship the sun, the
water, whatever, okay? Atheism is never comes out of nature, leave
people on their own and every atheist atheism comes out of a
defective religion, lies mixed with truth, Judaism and
Christianity. That's where atheism comes out. Okay, so, this is the
concept and the importance of the idea here, that the messenger
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is Bashar, but he's also nubby, he's
Bashar, we can relate to him. He's Nebby. He's has no moral failings.
He never did anything. disobedient to Allah subhanaw taala, nor it
harms to harm another person, nor did he use his power for
selfishness. Why was it? It was like almost
necessary or the Prophet made it a binding upon himself. That's the
right way to put it. The messenger bound himself that not one
goldcoin spends the night in his house, although that is not in any
book of Islamic law sunnah for us. It's not sunnah. But the prophet
did it. So nobody would ever say he uses his prophet hood to gain
wealth. Okay.
Nobody would ever look at the overheads and what we need the
wives of the Prophet and say, they're, they're benefiting from
this financially. Now, anyone can benefit financially to have that,
but the prophet does not want anyone to accuse him. Because you
can accuse anybody of being selfish and he uses his talents to
gain a lot of money. And we would say to you and Okay, believe that
no problem, but you believe that about your profit, your gift,
right? So you can't have certain beliefs about your profit. Good
but that you can't have about other people's is not gonna harm
you.
So this is the concept and the idea here, of well Donna and kill
reserach. So the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam the
Eleazar of the Prophet near Pharaoh like him and cut them in
them because they look for Allah who like him as a demon them
become attacker, okay look for a lack Allahu Mata regiment them
bigger Medaka and then is that the prophets I seldom learns something
new of the revelation is in constant increase of wisdom and
knowledge, then looks back and sees that he wasn't upon that in
the best, ALLAH SubhanA which Allah saying, Do not go that route
in self blame or anything. Because all of that is forgiven and is by
the conduct of Allah that you learned everything at a certain
phases. That's the
concept and the idea
as for the belief that the prophet is given all the knowledge of the
dunya and the Acura
yes we hold that, that he is there is a Hadith
that states that the prophets of Allah Allah Tada placed is a dream
in which Allah placed his hands on my back and all the knowledge of
the heavens in the earth came to me that we hold a man that had
dead says it is the most of the knowledge, all knowledge is for
Allah Tada, but so much knowledge and that that came later and but
the knowledge was placed in him, and it grew within him later so
that there could be a time where he did not know something later
on. He did know something. Okay. So he had all of that knowledge
later on. Good. Now there's another statement.
Well, Kayla, it is said and this is very important. Leo Farah laka.
Lovell, mata cudham Min them bigger Wilma to ACARA. What he
means is the sins of your nation, because the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam what he's making a Safar for is not his own record.
How is it that we can believe the prophet has masuma and needs to
seek forgiveness of sins? It's impossible. He's monsoon.
So what the sins in the sight of the Prophet is the sins of his
own, he does not want his own lead to go into the hellfire. Right?
That's one of the meanings of anytime that the sins of the
prophets and all the sudden are mentioned, what it means is the
sins of His own. So that's second interpretation, the first we just
mentioned, and the second one is that it's the sins of His Oma.
Okay, why? Above Alpha LA, he lists the valley kalbi.
Allah Tala attributes, your sins, meaning the sins that you're so
worried about, not your personal sense.
Now he's someone, he's totally fine, okay. But he's worried about
the financial issues of his son. He himself is rich, but it's on
his port, right.
And he's an old man, he's about to die, and all the wealth is gonna
be divided up. And a son will get a small sliver and remain poor. So
he's worried about his financial difficulties. So his word, he's
worried about his son's financial difficulties. In the same manner,
he wouldn't be worried about his own. If you look at any parent, if
their kid is sick, if their kid is in trouble, they're so worried
about it. You don't know if he's in trouble. It's it. He's so
worried. It looks like he's in trouble. So what and Bucha was
saying here is that the prophet is so busy with the sins of the
Muslims of his OMA, present and future that
it's as if he's worried about in the same way that you the anxiety
on the face of a parent over their children's sickness or poverty.
You can't tell if it's your sickness or his sickness, it's one
in the same so Allah Tada Abasa la he lists ugali the Calbee
Yeah, NIA Kuffner Alba and Naboo will hear me embryo The other
meaning a third interpretation of of this Sins of the prophets of
Allah when he was Salam is that it's the weight of prophet hood,
that he was concerned with not fulfilling it. Alright, that this
prophethood is so weighty Imagine if I told you from the moment from
this moment onward everything you do, your kids will take an example
out of it and make law out of it. Like no, this is like too heavy
for you. Right? Well, the prophesy said them, he his every word and
every action that he takes, even his states and his mood and who he
approves of and who he surrounds himself with is sunnah for the
entire world until the end of time. How Wait is that? So Allah
subhanho wa Taala In this interpretation of it, which is by
Optimizely
and Aveda is that it is to FEAF
and a new Goolwa Well, PM, the embryo that you're so concerned
over this, don't worry, you will not make any mistakes Allah
anything that you perceive to be your own mistake is not a mistake.
And Allah has has protected you from it. You see how you see this
three different interpretations for the meaning of, quote unquote,
sins of the prophets of Allah when you sin. Now anybody afterwards
who comes and says, Now the prophet has sins and Allah give
him a slap on the wrist, we should give you a slap on the wrist and a
couple of lashes on your back too, because that's contradictory to
isomer it's contradictory to what a Fanta electronic rock we raised
your remembrance, to be to say that you people, Allah gave him a
slap on the wrist. Allah corrected him Allah scolded him in the Quran
is that elevation of risk so you're contradicting the Quran?
You're lucky that all you're getting is some lashes. Okay?
because that's almost you're on the virtue of verge of essentially
blaspheming the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa salam
okay and getting yourself in more in worse trouble COFRA and
Otherwise
Allah the uncle doc next day of Quran, Allah the uncle Dora hook
is Noah, on this thing someone needs to clip out from the
YouTube, that last section of two like three four minutes where we
talk about the three interpretations of the quote
unquote Sins of the prophets of Allah when he was selling them. If
someone on YouTube afterwards
Sofia, maybe she knows how to do this stuff can just clip that
section after the stream is over. Sophia says lashes are back Yep,
lashes beheadings, right? is lucky ends with lashes.
You contradict so much when you say that and you put you start
putting us more towards the way of the hood with a prophet who is
basically a failure. moral failings doesn't either listen to
his Lord makes mistakes and get scolded.
You shouldn't scold your oldest kid, right? Let's say you have an
older kid, and he has like much younger siblings. You shouldn't
humiliate the older one in front of the small ones. Everyone says
that right? They always say that. Let's say you have a manager you
don't scold a manager, a VP in front of his employees don't ever
respect him. So this is not this. What people say about ABA to
Allah, He forgives your sins. You have to understand this in
context. So you can have this is almost like the 10 Z of the
prophets isin 10 Z is to remove what is untrue about Allah subhana
wa sallam, it's also removing what is untrue about the prophets of
Allah when he was setting him. Okay?
So someone says, I heard Ibrahim Khan, why do people say the
prophets I send him with scold? I don't know why they say it. Maybe
they enjoy it. They want to feel like they it makes them feel
better that even the prophets I send them has mistakes, blah,
blah, blah, right? Whatever it is, but whatever it is, they're
they're
not correct about it. And Bubba we gave you the correct that's why
this I'm reading for this book is optina is perfect in this book.
That's why
and it's perfectly concise, yet it gives you the protein that you
need.
And Letty
escalada. For ohana, Ohana semula who nakiya a salt Allah the
uncover the hara, which means he saved your back, which means that
he removed the burdens. Okay, so how did he remove burdens? One of
the ways is the prophet size seven was given support in this mission.
The mission was so vast Yet Allah Tata gave him a say to Khadija
number one, then then the hurt her cousin was
confirmed what he received, and constantly the prophesy centum is
given what he needs, and he's given support. Messenger
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was neither father nor Goliath. What
does that mean? It means he wasn't harsh or hard hearted. He was very
soft hearted. Yet the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam had
and saw the requirement and the need for some toughness. Yet if
that toughness came out of him, it may scare some people away. So
Allah subhanho wa Taala gave him said normal as a gift. Right? You
can say normal.
And nobody should ever imagine, while the prophet doesn't do
anything and other Sahaba do, how could you say that the that Alma
does what the prophet doesn't do, or ever could have had more
converts at his hand in Mecca than the prophet has his hand. And
people said, How could you say that? We could say, for example,
that the fuqaha scholars of Islam have went into the philosophy of
Islamic law and expounded upon it and clarified many things. And you
would say, How could you say they clarified what the profit didn't
clarify?
Or cut on match and Ollie up? There are some amazing comments
that Olia have, that the Prophet didn't do. So how could you say
that they have cut them out that the Prophet himself didn't do?
Alright, so the answer to all of this is that every virtue of a
Sahabi every good deed of a Muslim general that took Islam to a
different country that the Prophet didn't take Islam to every
other item. Every Kurama of Olli is in fact molded off back to the
Messenger of Allah of Allah when he was seven. It is attributed
back to the messenger because they only did what they did by
accessing his toolbox, the deen that he taught them to say an
omelet of ricotta we never said
that said no matter did what the prophet couldn't do. No. It was
not the role of the prophets of Allah when he was setting them.
His role is Nabil Rama. So when you have Mr. Satan, Ali Satan,
Zubaydah, but I will say Mohammed, I'm hooked up the Sahaba who are
tough, sad, and who cause these are warriors, say normal cuts off
next guy. He cuts next, right away, you mess around. That's the
number one, the number one go to solution.
And you say, oh, no, the Sahaba could not fulfill that role
without the training of the Prophet without believing in the
Prophet. So every one of these Sahaba all Islamic kings in
general Muslim kings and generals in Islamic history, Elia and
Ariffin. Abdullah, who have amazing prayers
that they get responses to that are not found in the Sunnah, da,
good to Beva drop off too. And they have a data that are amazing.
They have drawers that are amazing. And they get a response
to them as well. There were Jabba doe, okay. How could you say all
this because they're all the branches of the messenger of allah
sallallahu sallam, they could not have done what they did without
Amen in the Prophet followership of the Prophet using what the
Prophet brought to them. So all of that is an attribution to the
messenger SallAllahu Newsam, everything good about the OMA of
the prophet from this the first Sahabi until the end of time,
physical, spiritual, intellectual, military, everything cultural is
attributed to the messenger PSP bottom, he's that's why he's a
navy and only only means the source. He's the source of it all.
So he does not have to do every single single detail. The seed of
a tree, right, that's the source of the tree, you can't say so we
you don't eat seeds, right, you eat the fruit. But without the
seed, you don't have a fruit. You don't eat the leaves, you eat the
fruit, but without the leaves taking the sunlight absorbing the
sunlight, photosynthesis, you don't have a fruit. So the fruit
everything goes back to the seed. And that's why he's a Nebby. on
me. This is one meaning of a nebula only out of three major
meanings of a Nabil Omi. The first one is that an ohm meaning here
the source, not the biological mother and not the non Jew. And
not the unlettered but rather the source of everything. He's the
source number one, number two, second meaning of a newbie and omy
is that he's unlettered. That means he comes for the simple,
that means his message is not complicated. That means his
message is not derived from other people. He didn't read the books
of other people. He didn't take lectures, he didn't listen to
lectures of other people. He didn't have mentors of the dunya
of people of this life.
Number three, he's a non Jewish prophet. In other words, he's only
meaning Gentile and number fourth, fourth meeting is that a brother
once came and said I imagine the prophets I said like a strict det
said no, he's a Nabil omy meaning he has more attributes of the
mother than of a father from the in the sense of his Rama good bit
of money in a hurry soon Alec Campbell Momineen are over Rahim
Allah described in this hadith so not a coup. But all right okay.
So he's compassionate merciful and he's worried about you.
And then Allah Tada says, He negates from the Prophet three
qualities will open to Father valuable kalbi and father metallic
if you are harsh and hard hearted they would have all left you so he
doesn't have those qualities jaded confederal mana African walk with
Allah him. So really little, that is the same quality, so he negates
from the prophets I send them in via the proof that the prophet
does not have harshness in him is that Allah had to command him to
be with his policies harsh, harsh with what in his personality, so
all of a sudden he became rough. No, his policies were harsh. Now
the words
you're not going to be forgiven for this paganism, no tolerance
for paganism. That's one of the policies absolutely no tolerance
for it. So by Allah commanding him to be welcomed with Allah him is
because that was not from his qualities. So he had to be
commanded to have harshness, meaning no, not accepting anything
less than a certain standard. And so, the prophesy centum is more in
his qualities of towards towards his, his OMA, like a mother than
of the father. Okay. So this is one of the meanings of
learning to be an own me.
We go to the next day.
What a foreigner like
what a foreigner can
we
elevated your praise. Okay and I think we'll stop here. We will
stop here give me one second I will be right back and we'll do
q&a Okay
give me one second
I'll be back and we're going to do q&a after that?
We back all right let's take your q&a right here. Let's see what we
got here.
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is saying along with suddenly was a limb with Eric
can you hit AF by the way? Did you hit AF is focused right. Okay.
So you know Mohammed and Nabil or me Why does wedgie matching mean
while other Yeti will elevate you by the way?
The month of reveal Oh, well.
It's starting. Okay. So be very
good for us to always look out for the hit three months. Okay. And
Robert Oh, well
is in
the four what are the four meanings of a Nabil Omi question
is, so again, an abuse on me the meaning the source, so he's the
source of all the good of his OMA so nobody should ever say, don't
say the prophet that somebody had a quality that the Prophet didn't
have. Yes, they can have a quality that the Prophet didn't have. But
he's the source of that quality. So in effect, it is his quality.
Okay. Every beneficial knowledge is attributed to the Prophet. It's
because of the messenger peace people and so on. And to be on me
is the prophet who is unlettered that means Allah's education of
him is through solely through
revelation.
Not an inspiration, man, Taekwondo ma anticlinal, Hawa, enho, Elohim
yoga, he doesn't speak from himself. It's all way. So he's not
educated by other human beings. That's why it's so important for
him to be on me.
You never attended lectures, had a mentor or read a book.
Number three, he's the non Jewish prophet. He's the Gentile Prophet,
which means is for everybody, not really
limited just to those people. And then fourthly, the only meaning
with compassion, more the compassion more of a mother than a
father. In other words, the harshness of a father may scare
somebody, it's very hard to have that same emotion towards a father
than towards a mother. Now, of course, you do have certain
emotions towards it. And the prophet does have both attributes
in that
his care his Sharia brings in make sure that people are taking care
of, okay, and the Prophet did say I'm at the rank of a father
towards you
how that he physically will take care of the people have of the
Muslims that live under his rule if their husband dies, or their
father dies.
And he's responsible for their protection in the city. So from
that aspect, he did say I'm like a father from emotionally, his own
me, in other words, more like the Rama of a mother than a father.
Okay, so that's the
meaning of those four qualities for 4551. How to get to the
straight path once and for all says, For con Javed follow Jim
hood, Alma Ellison.
I've seemed to flicker between good and bad, I make mistakes and
I repent.
I think and many Muslims today they indulge in major sins. Yes.
So it's we're in a time of nonstop Toba, the temptations of some
faced by some people, especially youth boys, and the temptation to
look at women, it's almost like not even a fair fight. It's a
you're you're asking someone to carry a refrigerator uphill,
right? If they fail, I think that that's an assumption that most
people will fail on that. And that the course of action is nonstop
Towba.
That's the only course of action. There's no other way around it
that you got every day, every other day, you got to sit down for
anybody to wipe out your sense, of course, you make Toba right away,
but you also have to wipe away those sins. And you have to do
that by intensive remembrance of Allah intensive. That means
keeping the Quran in your ear, but at all times, right? So
those air pods are very useful now because they don't have cords
everywhere. And listen to the word of Allah. Constantly, it's going
to purify your heart and you go to sleep listening to it.
It will purify your heart, keep your tongue in the remembrance of
Allah recite Quran, force yourself, to recite the Quran to
do the cut in a bed. And then you have to almost trick your mind by
half, which is not a trick, it's a truth a lot odd is going to give
me this if I avoid these sins, and go for it right and believe it so
you can get a reward. So that's the way that's that's what I
believe is the only way forward for for in terms of the
temptations of a lot of things in this in this life, because we are
the first generation to ever be tested by this. So we should hope
for more mercy from Allah to Allah.
Because we don't have any order in which like, of there's, there's no
for example,
20 years of, or 100 years of how the scholars have found a way
around the sense. It's no, there is no way, right, there are little
things that you could do to avoid.
Being alone with your phone or your computer. If you have a mom
and a dad that help you. That's amazing. In other words, they help
you by making sure that you're never alone with the computer, or
with your cell phone.
You're lucky. But most people don't have that. And most parents
are just sort of clueless and weak, and they they're truly weak.
And they're afraid of their kids. They're more afraid of their kids
than they are of the bad consequences of these sins. If you
truly loved your kids, if you truly knew the bad consequences of
these sins, then
your love of your kids would make you more scrupulous and more
cautious about them ever getting sucked into *.
For the boys mainly, I don't know if the girls are into that kind of
thing. I don't think so. But who knows these days everyone's weird.
There was a co2 exhibition in Toronto says a Heisha.
By Malaysians, they wrote relics from the Prophet, what are your
thoughts? And when I see relics of the prophets, I send them I say,
okay, it could be it could not be but where's the harm? The harm is
on the liar, not on me. So I say look at it and say well, but also
sometimes you have your own common sense and you're to Topkapi Palace
and they tell you that this is the staff of Musa This is the turban
of use of
that he?
Yeah, sounds far off. Right? For the staff of Musa is tiny. They
bring you some tweak basically until you as a staff of Musa
alright I'm not dumb, but I'll play along, right because what's
the harm? Okay, well, wonderful, nice. There's no harm no foul, I'm
not doing anything I'm not not doing anything. I'm not paying to
see it. I'm not losing any money you're not ripping me off. So
whatever the case is, it's a claim and the same goes back to the
liar. But no, I don't think that the the relics of Musa they said
um that they claim is true. I don't think that the turban of
Joseph is true. But the relics of the prophets I seldom maybe true.
We know that that's documentation that his Buddha is here like his
cape is there. Or there's one in Egypt, there's different countries
have it. And many people say that they have the hairs of the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa salam and they can continue to grow. They
put it in wax, but this hair continues to grow and Allah knows
best really to be honest with you. But I would nonetheless give it
the respect just for the sake of it. Okay. And what is the respect?
just handle it with care? Look at it. That's it. Like instead of
throwing in the garbage
this October 7, yes, we do have an event at MBSE for Les polymath
October 7 then October 8, it's atmaca acid. Good. All right. Have
you give me give us you two questions
we got
it okay. If I decided to travel the world, how do I align it with
my Deen instead of just wasting my time and money? I want to travel
the world he says
well if you love traveling the world, you know, but you want to
align it with your dean and you need to make money well firstly
the Dean there's no harm in that unless you're saying that you have
to abandon your kids
if you love it so much find a way to make money out of it and
become one of these world travel bloggers.
I mean, says what's the view of the med hub wearing a ring on the
middle finger is forbidden only in the case that it would possibly be
a sign of Fiske I don't know that it is if I see a guy wearing a
finger ring on his index finger or middle finger, nothing
particularly comes to mind that like this is a symbol of some
facet type of person. So it may be not the norm. Definitely not the
Sunnah, but I don't see it as being
our limits, or she are Fiske they call it she odd Fisk is a symbol
of fiscal. So if you came into the masjid with your hair dyed,
light brown, no one's gonna say anything. If your hair dyed blue,
we start to question what you're all about because that the people
with blue and purple hair are like a select group of people. And they
have certain beliefs about things. So you may lump yourself with that
crew. Whether you know it or not. So then in that case, surely I
would say to you, no, don't do that becomes my crew. My crew
anything where there's subjectivity and relativity is my
crew.
There's a federal going around by mainstream scholars that state
music is hot.
Oh, that state that music is good.
Music is we answered this many times before that the prophets I
send them had forbade instrumentation.
And then what the word meant as if then he made an exception for the
duff. So some Allamah expanded that to be an all percussions he
heard the wind instrument and covered his ears and some autumn
considered that to be that a dislike but he did not state
anything about it. So therefore, they put it in the category of the
mcru
all wind instruments, and then that leaves one category of
instruments, which is the string instrument and the prohibition
remains there. That is the widest softest opinion on instrumentation
mentioned by a soldier he mentioned that he didn't and he
didn't like tear it to shreds, but he didn't sponsor it either. So
the not the opinion of is it stronger and maybe in the sheffey
opinion, that they have a leniency towards the wind instrument and
the permissibility for the percussions. Okay, so, in that
respect,
that's the broadest, the most narrow
And the probably the safest is the prohibition of all instruments
except for the percussion. The magic keys are the most narrow in
that even the percussion is only for signifying events such as
weddings, only for weddings, and no other instrumentation is
allowed ever. So you have a
range of opinions on that, with the most often repeated oft
repeated is the prohibition prohibition of all instruments
except for the percussion. Okay, because the Prophet explicitly
made an exception for it, and the medic yet narrowed that exception
to weddings only. And the Medicare did not make PS with exceptions.
Okay, an exception as a standalone, you don't make an
analogy through an exception. So that's the answer to that
question.
All right, what is our Oh, we forgot.
Okay, we forgot to make dua for sure he's got although he passed
away, if he sort of was from the
focus of the OMA of Islam. And he made himself unique in that
respect as a Mufti who explored anyone into
giving, giving feta fatawa for matters that the Muslims needed,
and
they needed fatawa on these matters, and he gave many photo on
them. So he was very famous as a Mufti. And the realm of photo you
have to understand is that it is by nature, speculation.
So we don't expect everyone to agree with with fatawa. A photo is
based upon some element of vision of speculation that the purpose of
the Cydia of the ruling is x. Therefore, if that purpose is no
longer there, the ruling is no longer there. So that's where any
fat mufti, any factor that's given, chances are, there's going
to be many who agree or disagree. So leave all that aside. He was a
Mufti in that respect. And
he had a lot of passion for the deen given the fact he wrote so
much spoke so much. And maybe the best quality in him was that he
always sided with the oppressed of the Ummah, unlike some of his
colleagues, who seem to nowadays, constantly sided with the
oppressor. And that's one thing to me that stands out, is that he was
always someone who was
his sympathies were always towards the oppressed of the ummah. And I
love that quality. In him, I believe that's
one of his best qualities. He did have a major impact on a lot of
people who were not reached by others. So he had a Dawie element.
So he was not just a scholar who wrote books, and issued photo, he
can speak the language of the people, he went on TV, he would
speak, he would give speeches, etc, etc. And he reached a lot of
people, and nobody could deny that. All of that effort, even his
the types of people who, who loathed his fatawa they load his
politics. I don't think any of them and there are many,
unfortunately, but I don't think that anybody can deny that he had
a massive impact. He had a great passion for the religion.
And we ask Allah subhanaw taala to shower him with Rama and to make
his grave Rhoda Maria del Jana, and to take into account by the
best of his deeds, and that's
you know, someone who
put all of this effort and we know that the prophets I sent him said,
the island, the cloudy really the judge that the Hadith comes about
judges, but it applies to scholars. If they put a sincere
effort, they get the reward. And we hope that he gets his reward in
the in his grave first before he before the resurrection with the
stuff out of the messengers of Allah he was setting them and then
Jonathan for the dose big idea he said next question is from fairy
she says or he says dua for marriage and risk from the
first of all, you may make dua for marriage at any time.
And it is from the Quran.
To desire what we may call in this world in Hollywood calls it and
Disney calls it true love. Right whatever it is that Hollywood and
Disney call it but that is what we call curata line. And Allah
subhanaw taala tells us to say in the Quran Robina habla Ana mean as
well as you know where the reality now quarter to one with Janelle
And with Tina Imam Oh Allah grant us in this life have learned
assuming in this
If you and it's not for Docker Hub Lerner gift us as wedging up from
our wives with Maria Tina, and our children could relate to
that which is Sue's my heart. That means soothe my eyes literally
cools my eyes because the opposite. anger and sadness heat
up the eye. Happiness cools die, right? Are you so happy just fall
asleep type of happiness, right cools you, whereas anger and
sadness, they heat up your sadness causes blood to flow up and you
tear you cry. Right? And when you cry, the tears come out warm, it's
your eyes literally warmed up. So the opposite of that is the
coolness of the eye.
Happiness, true happiness in my heart. I said, Okay, with this
kid, I'm happy. I'm this min. As well, you know, there's a man can
marry many times when we get married many times. And one of her
husbands is her true love, and the other ones before her. And we're
not. Alright, so likewise. And for the husband, and the children, you
may have 10 children, three of them, they just bring you so much
happiness. Okay, that's why you should have many kids, that the
chances of someone making you truly happy. And sometimes to be
honest with you, it's not it's just from a love because just the
way the kid looks, you feel like giving them a pass for murder.
Right? Some of these, these daughters are so cute.
That daughter could commit murder, the mother would say, Well, why
did she stick her body in front of the knife? Right? She would still
blame the other kid. I mean, they're so cute that that's what
the mother loves them so much. Of course, that's oppression right
there. But you know what I'm talking about. You just love them
so much. You give him a free pass. By the way, that's actually part
of the harmful. If you love someone so much, there could be
harm in that because you don't
teach them you don't guide them. You just wanted to make them feel
good. You never want to upset them. So you have to actually be
careful that so carotid ain their true passionate love. Sometimes it
may not be you might not be ready for it. So you have to ask Allah
to add it to make you ready for it because sometimes there's how can
belted that is not observed. And I've seen many people, they come
down hard on one kid and they're really lenient with another kid,
the one that came hard on he comes out better. And the one they love
so much and they're really lenient with because He is so handsome. Or
she's so pretty. And their personalities wonderful, doesn't
learn lessons. So also keep that in mind when you're when you're
seeking that so called True Love which is correlated line. And we
should seek that it's it's one of the greatest noun and if you ask a
person, what motivates them nothing, I guarantee you nothing
will motivate a human being more than the potential for cotinine of
a spouse or husband or a wife. Like the type of what you may call
color today or woman of my dreams, man of my dreams, nothing will
motivate a person more. And one of the proofs of that is that was the
first creation that Allah gave to say not
he gave him paradise. He gave him knowledge then he gave him
paradise. But what is it that made Adam at a snap forget everything.
When he gave him wife
when he gave him with and Allah Allah gave Adam the wife that was
just perfect for him.
Okay, perfect for him. However, and Adam they fit together like
hand in glove that there was not like a marriage that there's
awkwardness No. So
he forgot everything.
Forgot even that there was a prohibition was distracted. That's
how much he loved her. And what about for wealth? And for marriage
and wealth, there is one dua for marriage and wealth. And that is
everything good. I'll be in Neelima and Zelda Ilya McLaren for
Pierre.
Again, that is rugby in Neelima and Zelda Ilya Hiren for the year.
Okay, that is Dr. Sedna Musa immediately he got a job, he got
shelter, he got food he got wife.
So, always repeat in your sujood Don't be needy man. That's a
mindfuck but I have learned Him in His Word, you know, whether it be
to Kurata you know, John and Matatini man, if you find yourself
repeating this drop constantly, that is from the s verb.
And if Allah to Allah wants wills to create something in the world,
he first creates its s beb.
Creates the s above first. Here's something that it's very
important. I want everyone to pay attention to this. Many people say
I tried it didn't work. It looks like Allah doesn't want it to
happen. It's not meant to be
This is a major sin for you to do. Why? Because you are essentially
making a prediction. You are speaking on behalf of Allah to
Allah about the future, you have no business with the future. The
correct statement is Allah did not want it to happen this time. He
did not will it now, but he may will it for the future.
So that's the difference. Okay. So you should say, Allah has not
willed it. At this time. We don't know about the future. Right? So
you fail once that something, okay, Allah did not will it and
this time around, you don't know about the future. So you have no
business with the future. Alright.
Maybe Allah was it tomorrow? Okay, I didn't get an answer. I've been
waiting for the reply. For five weeks. I didn't get an answer. It
must be that he's not willing it. What's your business with Allah's
future? That's the possession of Allah Allah don't peek into his
doorway. Okay.
That's like peeking into someone's private business. You have no
business with that. So it was not his is not will now but it may be
his will in the future. Okay. So you have no business with
what's the difference between a jabber and Jabber?
Jabber is the one who brings two broken things together. It's a
name of mercy as a Jabbar is the one who brings justice upon
somebody strong despite their strength
that's Jabbar
Can you give some tips on Edom? The best thing for Adam is to hang
around the ultimate and observe them because they're Adam is
informed by the Sunnah. There are people who have great edit, but
their edit is informed by culture. So for example, there are the
Syrian people have a lot of formalities based upon edit,
mingled between the Sunnah and their culture, their culture,
meaning the meaning, the those things that were considered in
their time beneficial. customs are things that a society determines
beneficial for them, although it's not from the book and the Sunnah,
but they find it beneficial. It's acceptable. So they have a lot of
even the non religious Syrians, I noticed to have a lot of adapt.
Right.
And I think the Egyptians used to be like that, but they become a
bit informal nowadays, right? A lot of Egyptians are very like,
because Egypt, its location is literally in the middle of the
world, the old world. It's at the middle, it receives everything,
it's like impossible to pin down any one thing in Egypt because you
always have immigration migration. So you always have people going
and getting ideas from outside and come back in and it's like a
moving river. But other cultures, like Yemen,
parts of India, Syria, where they're a little bit removed, they
can retain manners that are based between sunnah and customs,
customs that in their time was good for them. They deemed that at
that time was beneficial. Right? So, but times change, we change,
we're in a different country now. So what may have been good for you
may be harmful to us.
So we have to separate now between what is the Sunnah
from the prophets, I said them and what is a culture that no longer
really applies to us a culture. So I would say that people should
keep the company of those who have knowledge so that you could see,
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Is it possible says Sufi em to say has to be Allahu anamod will kill
with the intention of praying against someone because of an
injustice. Yes, that's enough. Leave it to Allah Tada, you're not
that's an it's not even technically a dua against them.
It's simply saying Allah will deal with them. And that is the best
way because Allah may choose to rectify between you to leave it to
Allah to Allah. But you may make a dua that his ends Oh Allah stop
his oppression. He may stop his oppression by the person
repenting. The person getting along sickness in which they
repent for their sins, but they can't harm anyone anymore. And he
may be punished leave it to a lotta
if someone says marine green, is it a sin if someone doesn't tell
every news of their life to the relatives?
You don't have to say to your siblings, anything number one,
about your personal news. And for your parents, if you live under
their roof, you are bound to you're obligated to tell them what
concerns you know them to
what concerns them, the part that overlaps between you and them.
Because it's fathomable that there's some embarrassing thing or
private thing that you need to keep away from them that may hurt
them.
Okay.
But you shouldn't really imagine that it's very odd if a parent
would give hesed to their kid.
Right? But maybe some people are different. Right? So but you
should also just keep in mind, not offend people, by making them feel
that they're iced out of your life. Okay, so you find a way to
maybe,
you know, make the news mellow, if your brother is poor, and you got
very rich, right? So you could say, Yeah, Hey, brother, I got a
job, I got a new job. It's a little bit paying a little bit
more. You don't have to tell them. You're making now 500k A year and
he the poor guy is making like 50k a year, it's a little bit better.
I'd say it's pretty decent, right? So you have to mellow it down for
him so that you don't inflame his hesed or his envy or just make him
feel incompetent. So you have to make sure that doesn't happen.
Everybody, male or female, brother or not, biological brother, not
everyone. If a person's draw didn't get fulfilled on their
first visit to the Kaaba,
does it mean Allah did not like their presence? No, actually,
believe it or not maybe the opposite. Because there was a
prophesy Salam said,
A man will pray to Allah subhanaw taala so fervently, and the mala
Aika will be commanded, do not answer him. Because if you do,
he'll stop making dua and I love to hear his job. So Allah Tada
will delay his answer, because Allah loves to hear his dog. So
sometimes the delay is out of Allah's law.
have. And if you want your prayers to be answered, start making a
plan and discipline yourself after Emma answered, am I going to still
do a bed? Or I'm just going to coast law class? I'm done with it.
No, you have to plan, what am I going to do to be grateful? And
you can't plan just to be grateful. It's an exercise. So are
you grateful for everything else? Have you ever woken up for the
middle of the night? For dua in the middle of the night? Just to
be grateful for any of the other blessings? No. So what makes you
think? And why should anyone believe that you will be grateful
when you get this nema?
You haven't practiced it. Like you, you have never done an act of
worship, just solely for no reason except for the gratitude of what
you had in the past. So what you're claiming now Oh, Allah,
give it to me and I'll be be grateful. Well, what's the proof,
you've never done that in the past. And I've given you bigger
and bigger things such as life itself, a brain eyes, ears
guidance, and you never got up in the middle of the night, you never
open the most have you never gave sadaqa with no intent other than
gratitude. So you're like,
right, and you're putting up for yourself something that you'll
never do. So start being grateful for the things that you have in
the past. And great gratitude has to have proof. Love has to have
proof. I did this for that sake. Okay, measurables, you need
measurables. And on the measurables of gratitude, 00
you're always asking for more. By the way, this is an acceptable
religion, a path and religion, I'm always asking for it, that's fine.
But you also need to be grateful you're incomplete. It's
acceptable. In other words, you're not like a monastic or a Catholic
or a senator. But you're incomplete.
So we need to do some deeds just solely for the act of gratitude
for what we have.
Okay, how do you overcome addictions, such as overeating, I
honestly believe that in addiction, and I'm not a
psychiatrist, psychologist, but an addiction is to solve a hole.
Inside of a person, a person is really upset about something, most
times that what they're upset about is the absence of something.
So you need to really pray and ask what is the absence of what and
it's usually major, and it usually involves people in your life.
You're not satisfied with your husband, you're not satisfied with
your you're like your dad oppressed you, your mom ignored
you something you're you're you're you don't see, it's some major
dissatisfaction. So you have to number one, ask Allah to guide you
what is what is my issue? Number two, you have to now believe that
Allah Tala can cure it, no matter how big it is. You have to believe
ALLAH can bring you something to fix that. And then once you start
believing, oh my gosh, this massive issue can be solved. You
will find yourself motivated to go through brick walls.
What did the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam say?
What do you say? Sorry? I misread the question. Ibrahim Khan. What
do you say to those who say the Prophet didn't sin, nor errored,
but it was Qatar?
I say that sort of.
I don't understand the question in the sense that
the Prophet did not commit sins. We know that. And, yes, the second
part of it now I understand, it is covered in the sense that the
Prophet himself said I forget or a me to forget. So I sent examples.
And that the prophets, I send them anytime that he said, made a
decision in which there was a piece of information he was not
aware of, for. That's not a mistake, right? It's not from the
conditions of Prophethood that he knows where all the wells are in
his country. It's not the conditions of excellence that he
is knowledgeable of how to farm.
So when the two instances that come
it's that people say that okay, the well was better, and that the
prophets I said, Ask the farmers, why don't they pollinate their
farms or second date their palm trees in this or that manner? Then
they did it, then it failed.
We don't believe in a prophet because he knows about farming.
That's number one. But the Secondly, there's another
interpretation of that of those of those people. They were from them
when
they were from them. When I 14, they didn't believe the profit and
they did it not believing in okay. And that's why it failed. Had they
believed that the profit was knowledgeable and knew and that
this would succeed, they would have received it. Likewise, the
prophesized A man came. He was also from the Muna 15
And he said my stomach of stomach pain that
I would say take this medicine, I believe it was honey. Three times,
the profit finally said your stomach lies. In other words, the
man almost wants to disprove the prophet says what the Prophet said
your stomach last, I didn't actually look into the depth of
that hadith even I want to look into it. But there is a Hadith
such as that. And it's used as an example of the prophets. I said to
him, he said something was wrong. Firstly, if it was that it doesn't
decrease anything from his perfection. But number two,
though there are explanations for each one of these. And the
ultimate explanation is for the prophets of Allah who and he was
to show us that someone could no more than the superior one. Have
in the group. So a scholar, an elder, a kink, if someone under
you in status knows a piece of information you don't have,
there's no harm in that did not profit Sulaiman not know of the
existence of sub
Sheba in Yemen.
He didn't know of their existence, a massive kingdom. And he's the
great king and prophet, and he did not know of their existence until
a little bird came and told him
he was angry, where's the bird, the bird comes back sits right in
front of him, meaning that it's not afraid of injustice, is not
afraid of his anger,
for maketh available aid.
It came close to him and sat and spoke to him directly. I'm late
because I discovered something you never knew about. Am I accepting a
prophet because he knows geography? No. That's not what we
accept the prophet for. Right? And there are many people who know
geography, and know farming and know where all the water sources
are. And you have no business following them. You wouldn't want
to follow them. So that's what we say about these things. So it is
just to show us his machete.
And how we should interact with our machete. Machete means
humaneness. We have to wrap up in a second because I have another
interview, believe it or not with care. There's a podcast with a guy
who works with care that I'm going to do right now. In unfortunate
harriton makiya, it's attributed to even audibly saying I don't
read for Johnson McKay or any of the books of hypnotically so I
can't really tell you. But
it stated that Allah created 100,000 atoms, none of that is
sounds. It's just speculative speech, that there is likenesses
of us all over the planets. There's absolutely not a thread of
true evidence for that. It's just sings even if an ibis is saying
it's not have a strong narration. We don't know what he really meant
by it. So we don't go by any of that. And some people try to use
that to justify beliefs and related to evolution or something
and I don't see how that happens at all. But even
a Razzie a Razzie quotes, he quoted as just like, FYI,
there's a hadith like that. That's fat. And he's saying, it's found
in the books of the Shia, the books of the Shia their Hadith or
not, they'll change it for many of their deeds, if any.
But when I went back to the books of the Shia, they're quoting Razi,
quoting them, they don't even have the original quote, forget the
Hadith. They don't even have the original book that Rosie was
reading from, didn't even have the book like contemporary she ebooks
do not quote, their own book, they quote Rosie quoting their book. So
they don't even know where their the saying came from, let alone
the Hadith itself. This stuff is not believed for us.
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Is it true that saying that Hasson had many women that he married and
divorced
and many women use this as an argument is saying that Hesson
many, many people wanted
to be related to the prophetic lineage and related to him, they
would offer marriage to him. So people would come and men would
come and say come and settle with us and marry from us. So he
He was from the kind who type who was
he had had, and he didn't like to tell people No. And he accepted
this. Okay, he accepted this and then, but you only have four
slots, so we would have to divorce. Okay, so there is truth
to that statement. But what was his purpose just taking advantage
of being the prophets grandson?
What's the proof that he was not taking advantage and doing this
just out of passion and desire? Of course, every man loves women,
right? But what's the proof that he was not doing this from his
ego?
The proof that he was not a man of ego that is clear as day is that
the greater passion than that, and that which would have given him
more access to women would have been to become the Khalifa right
or wrong.
And when he had it, what did he do with it? He gave it up for the
sake of the OMA and the sake of Allah subhanaw taala. So, so
that's how we understand that, yes, he did have many wives and
many divorces.
But there it wasn't out of in the same way of taking advantage of
his position. Because if he had that attitude towards women, and
with his own passions, wouldn't he have kept looking alpha for
himself? Because he would have more access to them. When he gave
up the Khilafah. So many people made fun of him and belittled him.
And these tough guys, of the Muslims of the Arabs. They said,
You're the one who gave it up. Why don't you fight for it? They would
deride him like that they don't understand the responsibility that
he had and the ability that he had to avoid a fissure in the OMA and
he did that at the expense of his own knifes so that nobody could
nobody after that action could ever accuse him his motive of
being just selfish. If he was selfish, he would have done that
to kept us in alpha and let the OMA be divided up and then all the
enemies of the OMA were still had armies. They could have chewed up
this.
Could you give me one question? Yeah.
Habib from from no from
Instagram, do you have Instagram in front of you?
With what
okay, there's no data for
women who divorced for no reason go to *, there's no such thing.
There's no such thing. Firstly, women cannot divorce for no
reason. She has to offer
something to her
husband.
Like she was coming into the marriage, she accepted a dowry.
Right? If she wants to get out of the marriage, okay. She received a
dowry, and both people
agreed to marry. Okay. A man can come and take a woman by force.
To get out of the marriage, she has to give something back.
Similar to the dowry or whatever is accepted, whatever both sides
agree on. And both sides have to agree to the divorce. All right.
So
she's not just going to leave. That's how hula happens. So in
that sense, he's also accepting
our cues with a K AR K view. ArcView. Burning hijab. Is it cool
for what difference does it make? They're almost there anyway. It's
like motor Ted's revolting against moped idea. We don't really have a
party in this in this issue of the Iranian age, cool for burning
whatever they're doing. Who knows what the * they're doing. But
we don't have a horse in that race anyway. So it makes no difference
to me. That's why not follow up on it. Go up again. What's that
question? Go down? No, no, no, the other way. There's something about
horses.
Keep going, keep going, keep going. Keep going. There's a
fetch. We're gonna keep going down. You're gone. Okay. No, no, I
misread it. No problem.
Are any pros? Yeah, that's what I just said. I mean, it's like what
is it like apostates going against innovators? We don't have a horse
in this race. Probably all. agent provocateurs in this and Western
organizations are all just inflaming this. So
I didn't even bother. I never got into Iranian anything. Right. The
only thing I liked about Persian, even in the Shia era, was that
they had some amazing art and culture.
I remember in Islamic art, and architecture, that class that I
took at Georgetown. The Persian chapter was one of the best these
people had an amazing culture. And there were Shafia before that, so
nice Japanese do
then they became Shia. So set that aside, that's not the issue, but
the culture that they had their elite people, persons or elite
people, but their local the mob all Islamic modern history. To me,
it's a turnoff, right? It's just like
it's not authentic. It's not genuine. It's all like, take
Western ideas and just
you know, force it down a completely different culture,
different history, different everything, and take a western
concept and just
force it over the
over a completely different culture. So
is it permissible to sell trade a code for a free movie ticket?
I don't know what kind of movie The person will use it for a long
time. I don't think so. But I don't think it's permitted but who
knows? As somebody else because I don't know what movies they're
gonna be watching and what is there even a movie that's totally
valid? You can
go to a movie that has no music in it. And some modern movies have
permitted the backgrounds of like jingles and stuff like that. Even
for movies and in from Arizona to not just some modernists I think a
rainbow you like go to now they have they throw in like some like
political view, every movie is woke. It's so annoying, right? You
can't watch a thing. Even I think like one of the Batman someone
told me like Catwoman was she's like, woke. She's like, Oh, all
these whites right?
It's just well, they call it woke casting. And of course, that's
totally politically incorrect to be against that but woke casting
is like, a play about George Washington. And he's like Korean
actors Korean are the actors, like Jamaican, whereas, and he's
supposed to be playing somebody who was white. So it's like, oh,
okay, do that make a movie about Michael Jordan and put someone
Chinese as Mike put it put a desi as Michael Jordan, right? How is
he going to say the black Jesus? Anyway? Go back to see what's
genuine there. Okay, let's do that. One. How do you set people's
How do you respond to people say that worship is only based on
Quran and Sunnah. Everything else is better. It's true. It is. But
you're not the interpreter of Quran sunnah. You probably don't
even know Arabic. Let the interpreters of the past such as
Hanifa Matic shoving Ahmed and all of their
okay. All of their
followers of scholars who interpreted their knowledge let
them interpret for us what the Quran and Sunnah says all right,
genuine question. You're saying all Iranian beans are positive?
No, I'm saying that. A lot of these.
A lot of the things in the protest these this is not this is a lot of
them. I'm assuming if they're burning a religious symbol, they
care nothing for the deen. Right. So that's what I'm saying about
that. So it's not it's not something where you know, we have
anything in common with either side neither the Shia government
nor the protesters. So who knows what their state is but I can
clearly state that's not a party that have anything in common with
and this is not a party that I have anything in common with.
Is my wudu invalidated if I actually touch my private parts
even theirs closes the barrier No it's skin to skin that breaks that
will do
it Amazon's Lord of the Rings is a woke disaster to everything. We
have been deprived of the most like simple thing of relaxation.
Everything is woke there for a while the NFL was going that route
to couldn't even watch a football game.
Is there alimony and Islam know what alimony? Why would he pay
her? After the divorce? He pays her childcare? Why would he take
care of her after the divorce?
Right? She she doesn't want him? Why? If you don't want him you
don't want his money. What you have a right to is childcare he
has to pay for all the children every last penny and if the food
mixes with your food that's acceptable. So it's not reasonable
that
he's going to pay a certain amount of money and you're gonna go buy
food for the kids and you keep a cabinet for them and a cabinet for
you. The food will mix and that's acceptable.
Do you need to lower your gaze in front of a transgender who went
from woman to man if it looks like a man to you?
And you had to be informed it's transgender but it totally a man
then you do not have to.
What do you think are Muslims being drafted to reflect for the
Russian army same as any army essentially, that is a non Islamic
army, non Muslim army or an army that is going to do something you
don't believe in because
Technically, if you're involved in an army, let's say
the Venezuelan army
are they Is there a thing? Anything on the horizon that
they're going to oppress anybody? So I don't sue. It's like being
part of the police force, right? There's nothing intrinsically
haram about that was Haram is the fact that they
is when they do something oppressive. So you want to be part
of an army that is just guarding the borders whatever I don't
there's there's there's nothing forbidden about that. It's no
different than being part of the police force. It's just what you
execute on the job must be something permitted the wars you
engage in. So the American wars any any empire is going to have
oppressive wars so you don't want to be involved with that
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ibn Abdullah Doolittle insane well well I have to go in order so we
will get to it
did the prophets sleep with his head on covered head covered no
and I don't think it's possible to sleep with your head covered it
will fall out for your sleep
is Hawk says they're being forced oh I see they're being forced well
if you're being forced then what you still have to do you can't go
aiming at you can't kill someone oppressively nobody put a gun to
your head killed other person get killed. Fire a different
direction. So they they're there murder of somebody else would
still be forbidden. But the actual forcing them all right. To do
other things. As long as it's short of killing another person.
We'd say they're being forced. So someone says forced to put on this
uniform. run these five miles get on the tank. Okay, dust off this
musket.
Polish the Kalashnikov. Fine. You're putting a gun to my head
fine. But kill this person know
if it was voluntary, all of it would be haram. If it was
voluntary. It's all haram because you're part of the machine.
Alright ladies and gentlemen, we gotta go to characters that come
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Atlanta
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whatsoever so But how was it well, so the server was set up I'm on a
Goomba Rahmatullah?
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