Shadee Elmasry – NBF 119 AlMurabitun
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Smilla Rahmanir Rahim Al hamdu lillah wa Salatu was Salam ala
Rasulillah early he was gonna be here when Manuela welcome
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right?
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this
this drilling Can you guys hear this?
My wife says it's the same title out of last week. Well, I guess
maybe it's the same title but
okay.
Okay, so now let's look at this.
Use if even Tashfeen
becomes the spearhead of the Mora Batoon and he leads them rabbit
tune to be well
just happen here. He leads them Warabi tune to becoming the most
important and the strongest della of Islam, stronger than that Besut
Khalifa
all of this is in his his original period of work, which is in
Morocco itself. And there they are from the Amazon people. So there
are two tribes.
Okay, they're both from the eMusic people. The Amazon people are also
known as the toric people. Okay. And these people are called by the
Romans, the Berbers. And this is a name that they don't like because
it means they're barbaric.
Any people that came in and they lived a simpler life, and they
tried to fight back the Romans, the Romans found some name for
them, right? So the Berbers comes from the word barbaric, okay,
their name is not Berbers, their name is Amazon IK. And the Amazon
people. They entered Islam
during the Omega Khilafah. And the domains were sending down teachers
and scholars, etc. And they were teaching them Islam. When the
omegas collapsed, and the party kings started, all the Islamic
West and the loose and Islamic countries. The the Moroccan
nations all broke up.
When this happened, they started to collapse back into their old
ways. They had no teachers, like we imagined that everything pre
modern,
the like there's shoe everywhere, and Olea everywhere. This is not
what we imagined.
That wasn't the case. That may have been case in the case in some
cities, right. But it wasn't the case. And even until the 50s. Like
my mom told me,
she did not ever get one lesson of education. On fifth. She did not
know what that there's things that are fought and things that are
similar. She never knew this concept in her entire life in
Egypt. And she lives there in Cairo, where you could probably
take a long walk to German as her. So there are people living great
in the capital in the heart of this of the Islamic countries
that never received lessons.
Basics, and did sell me a hijab, we thought is just something that
the old women wear because their hair is not as pretty anymore.
That's what they thought like an old traditional custom. I had
other people Egyptians tell me, they really never knew the
difference between Islamic history and Phoronix history like all a
blur to them.
Okay, a woman from Damascus, Syria. She's a mathematician.
She came up and in her master's degree, had only heard that there
was an ant man named Mohammed
And then he was like a conqueror. That's what she thought. No, no
anything about him until she heard a woman from a there's like a
women's group in Morocco in Syria. They were hardcore preachers,
right? And they would memorize Quran, they would study chef
effect. And they had their own views on how women could advance
in the deen.
And one of these women, was given a little talk at at a table
at the cafe, at the university, so she sat there at the cafe in
university. And she heard the description of this conqueror that
she imagined Muhammad, she hasn't realized, this is seydel Kony and
the Prophet, the Messenger of Allah and he has all these
attributes and we know this much of his history. She went the shock
of her life and she said, I was sitting in that gathering with
sleeveless shirt miniskirt. Here I'm on my Master's or PhD in math
at the university. Right? Never having heard one sentence about
the Prophet peace be fun
in the city of Damascus, so it shouldn't be a surprise and no one
should we even should get out of our imagination that in the just
like pre modern times ever seen everywhere and slotted in
everywhere, no, people lived their entire lives never having been
taught anything. So the Reach for the for the the dean to reach
people was not something that was taken for granted. So the Amazon
started to completely go backwards into their pagan ways. Until
there was one righteous man from the lamb tuna tribe. And the lamb
tuna tribe is one of the massive there's two massive tribes, the
lamb tuna and the Masuda.
And these tribes are the ones that give that received Islam first and
then revived it later on. So them tonight this one man from Laguna,
he goes up to the cities and one of the major cities in the
colleges. It's send us a shake, please. That's that's when they
send up the loving yesI Abdullah Vineya. See, and you have to know
is the legend. He's a legend. Okay. Abdullah bin Yes, even if
your name is yesI named Murcott Abdullah, so he can become
Abdullah bin yesI. He's a legend. Okay, he's a hit. He at this point
in his life, he hasn't he doesn't even know who he is, in the sense
of what he's going to become. There are no there is nothing
pointing to the fact that he's going to become who he became.
Nothing is pointing to that fact. And there are moments in history
that look like every other moment in time. Okay,
every other moment in time, but it's not. It's a moment that's
going to completely transform the history of these people. And the
sending of Abdullah bin Eocene, who is nothing other than just a
pious fucky.
That's all he is just a pious fapy. But when he gets put into
the position, and he gets thrown into the jungle, his true colors
of his true, his qualities come out that he becomes an amazing
preacher. He sees threats, he answers them right away.
He becomes a military leader. Right. He began back in the day
that's fathomable when military skills are not
gonna take 50 years to learn, right?
In those days, you ride a horse, you shoot an arrow, you swing a
sword, you hold up a shield. It's done with right you learn this in
one year.
strategy, not the different most artists thing in the world. All
that stuff. Okay. Can we do that? Is that the chair? Is that your
chair? Reiner? Is that the drilling that's going on?
Yeah, tell ya. It's and we're, that is the drilling Shivamogga
football. That's the drilling going on. Okay, are shallow
Shivamogga profiles come in this for the month for the weekend.
October 7, eight, nine. So we need to see him. Yeah, we'll get him a
spot and we'll get all his Shabaab a spot. So all the Shabaab is stay
downstairs, right. They just shut up. You sleep on the floor. Right
and getting a hotel room like to shake he's married. He's been used
to sleeping in a bed and get him a hotel room. You guys shut up. You
take the cold wet floor and you sleep on that.
My wall you're looking at right on up the floor. You pay extra for
that. Okay, so
that's like when you go into a house and there's a baby. Nobody
touched this organic milk. This is for the baby. So what's for us
like all the rotten old cheap
milk with all the chemicals that's for you people. So here we go with
Abdullah bin Yes, he gets there. He transforms he realized like
there's political threats. There.
is juggling the dean and he just gets to work and becomes a legend.
So whereas in the East you had noted Dena zenki was king. Whoa,
bug of some sorts. There. I spoke about these bugs I got one
desire for your brother what you desire for
that was a nasty book. Whatever that was. You guys hear that? Hit
the mic. That noise come through. Anyway.
So you see how quick the feedback loop is. Alright, brothers,
Inshallah, maybe we got some of these signs of hate, and we're
gonna get you a nice place to sleep. All right, we will make
sure that you're comfortable and happy with us.
I got that feedback loop quick. Throw the brothers like that in in
a
in the dumps. We'll give you a bug real quick. So
I after Abdullah Lavinia scene, he starts
unifying clans and tribes. He starts preaching, he sends his
students to preach, right?
And they start actually unifying a little state. And before there's
just tribes living around now it's like a state, right?
And then a bucket of nevera. He bleeds the state, and then they
start calling themselves and what I'll be doing and then
after a while,
the young second generation is rising up. Use of HIV and Tasha
Fein, we call it Test Fein in the east but they call it Test Nephin.
Okay, they pronounce it test your Fein use if you've been tested if
he is like Salahuddin. He's raised under the bat the shape of this
renewal of Deen, that's what he's raised upon. He's ready to go.
And Abu Bakr Ibn Ibrahim, he dies or he he he's getting older. So he
assigns use of and Tashfeen to rule the manage the North while he
takes care of the South. Alright,
when he goes and visits him back, okay, up north, he sees that he's
completely realigned the entire state, right? He's completely
realigned everything. And he's so impressed. He said, You need to be
the leader of the home Robertson. he retires to the south, he
manages the south.
And use if you've been Tasha Fein, becomes the leader, use of
intasure fina and continues now proceeds now to
create a new capital. That's what he realizes. And they start, this
is unthinkable because these are like some Amazon tribes.
From the Niger River, right off the coast of the Niger River.
These are the tribes these are not the respected elites of the
cities. And they're starting now to do the unthinkable. They're
taking over cities. The big cities of Morocco are being taken over
and one after another after another. Some of them join and
some of them they're just to take over.
When he does this, all right use of hamentashen He sets up His own
city, which is Marrakech.
And that's where the city of Marrakech comes, it's the Maribel
capital. Okay, then what I'll be doing capital.
By this point, he's about 70 years old, even Tashfeen. It takes him
that long, like an entire lifetime to conquer the entirety of the
market. Right, and from
North Morocco, all into the great city of Fez to the great cities
that exist in rock all the way down to the tip of the Niger River
is Morabito inland and he puts in the Maliki scholars. And this is
the era in which the Maliki madhhab further takes root because
all the scholars that originally Maliki, but this time, like it
continues now, all right, he continues it
and
he receives news after this, what's the news that he receives?
He receives the news from a group of kings, all right.
He receives the news of group of kings from Andrews. So what is the
status of Andalus? The omens are gone.
And who do they bring in place? Nobody. So andaluz divides up into
42 kingdoms.
Every little town has its own kink. And he named himself right,
the protected from Allah, the victor all that they give
themselves names 42 kings. Meanwhile, the Christians, one
king
Alfonso, the six
There are 10 Alphonsus all of them, crusaders.
Alfonso the sixth. He is the most successful Crusader up until this
point. And he conquers what was the capital of the biggest city at
the time was not Cordoba anymore. It was Toledo, which the Arabs
called Bolita.
It's right in the middle, but more to the south of Spain.
he conquers it.
Not only does he conquer it, he starts charging charging Muslims
are reverse Jizya. And the Muslims are paying or reverse Jizya to
Alfonso the sixth. Okay.
He starts paying this they start paying the jizya. These kings come
together and realize, do we want to lose your kingdoms? We need
help because our funds will then take over everything. They send a
letter to whom they sent a letter to use Yvan Tashfeen, come up,
help us
come up and help us.
He comes up with about three, four or 5000 Soldiers maybe probably a
lot more.
And he but he leaves he comes up with a lot more, but he's going to
eventually leave and leave 3000 soldiers there. So he comes up
and he faces off with Alfonso Alfonso sends him a letter.
Alfonso sends him a letter says, I have written to the Pope of Rome,
who is sending me double the amount of enforcement's that I
already have from the Italians and the French. Good. So I suggest
that we meet at the negotiation table.
And they're the so the Spanish Crusaders, the French Crusaders
and the Italian Crusaders.
So double the amount. That means that amount is going to be triple
though, because if double is coming, you know 2x plus x, you
get 3x. All right.
What does he send him? Right? He takes a empty piece of paper.
And he writes on the back
Cetara Maria Kuhn or mayor Kulu for sofa thorough, which means
whatever is going to happen, you're going to see it.
That's it. And this is not a man who's who does words of telling
you did not I always say here, I hate words. It's all talk, talk,
talk, talk, talk talk, like all these Leicester stuff that was
going on in Leicester, all bunch of talk. And what those brothers
did the other day was the right thing, which is get about 50 6070
Big Brothers, right? And just walk around the streets, whoever wants
to pick a fight, let's just bring it we're gonna give you a visual
here, not stand at the masjid and stand next to the Hindu leader.
And we have always had a diverse community. Like how clueless are
some people? I have to ask this question, and I really feel bad
for people who write I really feel bad for you. Do you actually think
this has an effect you
these foolish statements? Every time there is a
like a bombing or whatever. After 911 The Muslims released a
statement we are against violence.
What kind of stupidity these these statements are useless. Right?
Same thing, like what we talked about yesterday,
yesterday, when we talked about like, what happens if your
daughter gets raped? Right? Well, what are your go to the
authorities?
Authorities? I need to see the guy in pain.
No other the conviction is not enough. Right? There's no death
penalty. There are no lashes. So he's never going to experience
pain. He's going to go and hang out with his fellow
criminals eat three meals a day.
Breathe, have air condition and sleep. How is that acceptable?
Okay. So we need right to ensure that he feels some pain in his
body. Right? That will forever connect the fact that I did X and
I felt pain. Okay.
So these people know, Robert says like, no, no, no, I'm not dumb.
I'm not going to do it the way some fools do it. It's going to be
very discreet. This is going to be the only evidence against me.
Well, I pray it never have to do it. And first of all, it's all
talk until it happens. Then we'll see whether you're going to talk
or you're going to do it. But I guarantee you if you ever have to
do anything bold, keep it to yourself.
Because if Allah loves you, He surrounds you with reasonable
people. Reasonable people are a problem sometimes they talk reason
to you and sometimes that's not what gets the job done. Right a
reaction
An instinct is what gets the job done. Reasonable people. When push
comes to shove, sometimes you don't want them around in the long
term you want them around, right to go long and life. You need them
around. But sometimes in the short term,
the reasonable people, I don't tell them what I'm going to do.
Because they're gonna talk reason to me, right? And that's, and
that's always dangerous, if you want to execute something quickly,
and and something bold. So, use of interest rate goes up. And he
receives this letter, what were we saying?
I don't even know what we were saying. But we get up there is
that he gets the message. He goes up there you said pedestrian and
he writes this letter back to Alfonso, whatever is gonna happen.
You're gonna see it.
Oh, so Alfonso knows now he's not dealing with a fool. He's dealing
with someone who knows real life. In real life. Nothing matters. But
action, the action that happens, it's all that matters. All this?
Yep, yep. And this negotiation and talk. Anytime I see these
Palestinians go to have a talk with Israel, or you some how
Israel smart, they chose the dumbest guy.
The dumbest guy who was willing to have these talks, there's no talks
with you.
Having no talks with you. Alright, so
now
use of in touch screen faces off with Alfonso, what does Alfonso
do? They have a tough battle. And this is the famous battle of
Xalapa. Right? As the luck if you shouldn't make a movie about this,
you should do it. Right, as a lover.
And in this battle,
it's SubhanAllah. It's like the usual thing that the way that
battles are won in the old days where you lure them in. But you
have a group of soldiers on the back, and then they come in and
they smash them from the back. They sandwich them from the back.
Okay, so this is like, it's like the layup of the MBA, in war.
Or in football, it's like winning by running the ball. It's like the
number one strategy in the old Wars was to be able to
lure people in. Okay? And then make them imagine that they're
winning, but you intentionally backed up.
And why intentionally backing up, you then have a group people come
from the back. So many battles have been won by this. Now you
understand
that? The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam told us have heard
the people of the mounts are hot, never leave your post. Because in
the old fashion wars, you don't have eyes on who's where? Right.
And they will come from the back. So that's how he won the battle
was the luck. And then he got the council together. He bought all
the 42 kings together, and him. Okay. And then he said, I'm
leaving you now with 3000 soldiers. And he received some
terrible news, which is that his second in command, his son
has passed away
in Morocco in Marrakech, so he said, I leave you these, and I
have to leave. But you are the council now to rule over this
land.
But while he was there, he stayed a little bit longer before he
left.
And he ruled over this council. Okay.
But what he realized
is that they started plotting against him.
The 42 started plotting against him.
And then he realized that hold on a second.
There are amongst these 42
There are some of them having secret meetings with Alfonso. So
he kicked Alfonso out he pushed Alphonse away back, right, but
some of them are having secret meetings with Alfonso and saying
listen,
he's gonna leave. Use of has been touchscreen is going to leave.
We're going to come back. Right? Let's make a deal. So they will
sell sell their dean and sell their people and work with Alfonso
after all of what Alfonso the six had done.
So use of ancestry and he leaves, but he he sees this piano this
treachery first, he sees that first he witnesses it first. Okay.
And now he knows exactly who he's dealing with, amongst the Muslims,
right?
And he realized is that these party kings are called mulaqat.
Bas if they're worse than the Crusaders, because they're
duplicitous. The Crusader is telling you
I want to kill you. Right?
Just like the Republican. And you know, these Republicans who are
these right wing types, they tell you they're open some bad groups,
evil groups, or have the good quality being honest. Like in
Islamic history, we say that the
the good quality, the good quality of the candidates is that they're
the most honest of the heretics. They don't lie. Right? They don't
lie. And that's true. They don't lie. They tell the truth. Right.
And others, other other heritage, heretical groups have good
qualities, right? So every good heretical group has equality, and
from these kofod
The Crusaders tell you that you know that they want to kill you,
and they want to fight you and take you to take back the land.
But from these duplicitous party kings, they're worse because you
never know which way he's they're gonna side. Now listen to this.
He leaves, he goes back tends to Morocco. He's done with Andalus.
He went up there, he defended, he pushed back, Alfonso the sixth, he
left, he never thought he's going to come back.
They screwed it up so badly.
The party kings, that
Al badji Mamod burgee. And many other notable Imams, wrote to him,
and issued fatwa that the righteous Khalifa, to whom
everyone knows better
is use of in touch screen.
And that it is binding by Sharia, for use of vintage trying to go up
and cancel
the rule and the authority of all of these party kings and finish
them and any Muslim who stands in his way his blood is hunted,
because he's a traitor. So us had been Tashfeen gets not the green
light, the command from the Allamah of Morocco to go and from
Alma Andalus to go and conquer his the Muslim kings, you have off
with their head, dynamite them all
that we're done with them. They've shown their colors.
So he gets there. And he's known as Al Khalifa a Russian a service
because he came before Salahuddin he is known as the sixth rightly
guided Calif, all might have been out there as he's been the fifth.
Although we did so I had been a noted Dean first noted Dean was
the fifth. He's desexed. So I didn't came after. Okay, so
he's also known as Al Malik Elmo jab.
The King who's whose job is answered.
People don't realize when the lands of Islam had any sense
semblance of order. The kings were the most righteous people. And we
can't imagine what it How was the king righteous because these kings
are supposed to be all corrupt that most of them are. Most of
them cannot handle the the test of luxury. He was as a hit. He was
said of him. He never ate butter. He never ate buttery food. Right?
And even it got to dune.
Okay.
Even because Dune is not
he has a great theory, that corruption always begins with the
stomach.
This is so important. If you want to roll yourself back to the
character and people. The people build societies and cities and
civilizations. And they renew religion. If you want to roll that
back, attack your stomach, attack it with fasting, attack it with.
That's why I technically don't even mind any of these diets,
except I mind the attitude that these people take
any diet where you decrease your food. In theory, I don't mind it.
But the problem is, except vegetarians and vegans because of
their principles, but we don't accept that you're eating meat,
whether you like it or not, at least once a year for eight.
Because you can't tell me that it's immoral to slaughter an
animal. Okay?
You'll be overrun by these animals in your own homes if you don't eat
them. Okay. So, but point being is that, aside from people's
attitudes, when they say hey, I'm coming over, but I'm this I'm
this, I'm this. I'm this and now I have to go to a special aisle and
pay triple and then make you some bizarre odd food. Heck with the
invitation I don't don't go. I'll invite somebody else, right.
Forget this invitation. That's become a headache, right? That is
mcru. To do to people. This is not a dab of a Muslim to do to people
that you're, I invite you over and you say okay, I'm on this diet and
I'm on this diet and I'm on this diet and I'm on this diet. And now
I find myself spending five hours. Right to Try to make you food
which is not even edible, right? Like I can't even eat the
leftovers of this to at least console myself as a constellation
when he leaves. I'll have the leftovers, right? Because that's
the constellation when you have one of these big invitations, and
you get a nice fat receipt. Well, at least we'll eat the leftovers,
right? No, getting grass and bird food and seeds, these people so
but aside from that aspect of things, the root aspect of things
to decrease your food is always good. Any decrease of food is
good. And even a cardoon writes that when he looked at when does
society get corrupted? He always found the same thing when the
elites are indulging in food.
Forget haram. The indulgence leads to another indulgence to another
indulgence to another indulgence right into complete corruption. So
he was someone who was known as an Mujaddid Dawa as Zed
and that he only he never wore the fine cloths of the kings. He was
proving a point.
Why is he in whichever Dawa the first time they went up
to end at us?
And he thought, it looks like I'm conquering these people. I don't
want to conquer them. I just want to fight back the Christians.
Now the the ship ride the boat ride from Morocco. To end the
loose is very short. It's a little tiny straight, called Jebel
thorat, which we call Gibraltar. It's the
anglicized version of the Arabic phrase Jebel Thorac. And that is
based on thorup ibn Ziad, the second generation or third
generation Muslim, I can't remember if he's a Tebay or
Tebbetts. Evie, who went there and famously arrived and burned all
the ships behind him and told his soldiers after today we are either
conquerors or we're martyrs. This is a famous story. Allah knows how
true it is. But it's a famous story. And even many non Muslims
have transmitted that in their histories that he did that he
burned all that just taught at INSEAD.
So it's called Jebel Tata.
In that small bit,
a mass massive storm occurred, in which they thought that they would
all capsize, and they would all drowns. And they saw their entire
their saw their kink, walk up to the top of the ship, face the
Qibla and raise his hands up in the air in IP to *, when you
raise your hands up like this. It's called it the head, okay. And
that is the most intensive job. And it is said that an empty head
limited Joomla
if the * on the night of Joomla, if,
if that dude is sincere, is always answered in the last third of the
night. If the * if it's sincere, and you're, when you're
doing empty head, you are weeping, you are just in a complete state
of desperation. They watch their king while everyone's holding on
to ropes to mass to pieces of the ship, they watch their king stand
with nothing but his hands up like this. That's a king that's a
leader, the one who takes the brunt of it right in his own face.
And He's seven years old when this happened. So seven year old man
who can stand up in the middle of a storm on a ship, these people
were were strong, these Amazon, they were strong, because they
were mountain men from the beginning.
And he says out loud, Oh Allah, if our going is pleasing to you to
simply to push back the Christians and our intention is clean.
Then open the way for us and calm the storm. But if our dua if our
going is based upon our knifes, and is not pleasing to you,
then let us turn back
for don't let us go make it impossible for us to go. He's at
that moment. Right at the moment. While they're all watching him,
the storm stops. And Allah subhanho wa Taala will do this to
strengthen the faith and the trust of the people for their kink. And
likewise why to cut them out tap into the shield. Allah is telling
you follow this shift. He's leading to what is good, follow
him. So it puts in your heart a complete trust in your safe. And
that's why his soldiers were just like, like, unified behind their
ship, but behind their leader he was their ship and their king.
Now that he then has the first
First wave into endos. He's back home his son had died. He's
managing matters he's forget. And it was He then gets the federal
from ibeji from others. And this time he goes to Jebel Gibraltar.
And the first man there, who's almost like, he runs the little
island or the little city where the the boats have to port, take
port, right? The port city.
He gets there. And that man,
he sees like, oh, there's an opportunity. I'm not going to let
them through. I'm going to charge them, right. I'm going to charge
them and I'm going to put conditions and blah, blah, blah,
and he wouldn't let them through. And he's a Muslim.
He got. So this is a problem. So he's been touched FinCEN. What do
I do? He's not letting me in.
Now, the Federal
anyone who is stopping you, from conquering all of these party
kings, removing them all from rule,
and pushing back, Alfonso, and making Andalus. Stay there, you
have to stay there, because the Christians are right there, off of
his head.
So he killed, he had him killed. He threatened him once and twice.
No. All right. And that was the way that these Andalusi and
Muslims had become, like a level of corruption you cannot even
imagine. And he went and he had to conquer all of these kings. And
the word of each one of these fake Kings was not accepted. Nobody who
had in the first time around, they told him, oh, go, we're with you.
And let's make a council. He accepted that. That was the will
of Allah for him to see their true colors. He saw that they were all
snakes and weasels. And so he finished them all off.
Is there anything better than a clean slate? Right? Just clean?
Make a beautiful clean room, right? Beautiful, clean slate, no
doubts in doubt is a terrible thing. No human brain likes doubt.
Right? If you're in doubt, you can't sleep it I don't know what
to do. Right?
You can have doubt about your council. And then he fights
Alfonso the sixth again. And he pushes him back again. And this
time with all of the Italians and the French. He pushes them back
and they clean slate and he takes now and it was his capital city.
By this time, he's almost 85 years old. So upon a lot of them. Right.
And his going once and coming back as a second wisdom, it showed the
entire Islamic world.
He has no interest in ruling and it was for himself. Like it was
not he? Because if he did, why would he come back? Right? But he
came back. So this time around all the folks who have supported him
and said, Give your back to this man. He became the ruler of from
St. Louis all the way down to the Niger River of the lands of the
Amazon IK.
And he died upon that.
And his lineage then moved up and made their capital they had they
had to capital Americas in Africa, and they had a capital and undos.
And they ruled they ruled from there. And usif had been Tashfeen
received a letter from the Besitz who were extremely nervous, like
who is this man who is so powerful. He wrote them back a
letter. And he said, I have not any desire of any of this for
myself. Okay.
I'm under you.
So for that period of time,
that West was actually under that Besitz it name right? And he
called himself Ameerul Muslimeen. We're now studying
emir of the Muslims because the Khalifa is known as immediate
Momineen which is the name that was given to say no matter
what was the nickname of Abu Bakr. Khalifa to Rasulullah
then said no Omar came
and his name was khalifa to khalifa to rasool Allah and say
now he said, How many words are we going to put on this? How long is
this going to continue? I mean, what we need so I said Ali is the
first one who said yeah Ameerul Momineen and he heard this name
say and almost said what what name is this? Right and he liked it.
Yeah khalifa to khalifa T Rasulillah. Okay then wants to say
North American to me, Saudi photocard effective and effective
Rasulullah is not going to go on like this. So I mean, what we
need, right? So Amir didn't want me in it literally means the one
who gives orders to the believers or the Prince of believers. Okay.
So he took on that name and therefore the the name for the
study is always a muted what we need so he did not take that name.
He told the best it's I rule in your name.
And I mean, in a Muslim in a different name, we're not suited
dean. And of course, the Besitz are just like
elders who are just hanging on. I don't know what they're hanging on
to
pride, you have nothing, you don't fight. You just want everyone to
rule in your name to have order, and you're not a contributor to
this order in any way. All they rule practically is that the city
of Baghdad, right, that's all they rule. And there's no worries
there. It's not like anyone's coming to rule to conquer above
that. And even when they did, they couldn't defend it when the
Mongols came many years later.
So he becomes now the ruler of
Andalus. And then we now move into the level into the is next
generation, which is when ethnical doing really starts to look at why
things are happening the way they're happening. Because the
Murghab it's rule for about 100 years.
They rule for about 100 years, okay? After 100 years,
they start to decay.
And some people say that it was just like the energy that they had
decayed.
The next group came in, and they're really different upon,
they call themselves unguided. And they parted ways with the medic,
he met them. And they had their own, he had duds, and extremism.
And they are not considered from the champions of Edison, like you
never hear of them as champions of Edison. And they rule from the top
to the bottom.
And they take over for another 100 years.
So even if they'll do when he comes in, and he's like, Alright,
so the party kings rule.
These desert folks, these mountaineers come in conquer in
one generation, they rule. Another group of simple people come in
conquer. And they rule for 100 years, then they collapse. So
what's the pattern here, and he came up with his four generation
pattern. He says that a group of people who have tasted hardship
exist under a king, an elite, who experienced great luxury, right.
And the luxury in order to pay for this luxury, they have to abuse
the people. So they lose the moral support of the people.
The Kingdom falls into chaos, when there's chaos, who's able to take
over? The strongest, the roughest, the toughest, okay.
And so the strongest and the toughest and the roughest of
people, and those who are most hungry for change, they conquer,
they take over.
But though, and then their kids are they they're raised up in
austerity, the austerity of their parents, but they haven't exactly
tasted the oppression, and they've tasted a bit of victory. So they
take this victory, and they expand it even more. The third generation
is now a full generation removed from any hardship, and they don't
know any hardship.
And they have no desire because they haven't tasted hardship. And
they're accustomed to these these success. So they just are like
neutral.
But they, they expand the wealth, there are no problems anymore,
right?
They expand the wealth, they don't know what a problem is. The fourth
generation
is the generation which is just now all they know is wealth, and
they just imagined that they're successful because of themselves.
And now all that they want to do is prolong their enjoyment of
life. They have no principles. And in order to do that, eventually,
they have to oppress in order to continue their luxurious ways.
And they become the oppressors. Now,
they become the hated rulers.
And that cycle continues, right? So that any the intelligent person
is the intelligent person. And the intelligent rulers are the ones
who recognize the cycle and they have to break the cycle.
They break this cycle by always bringing people, new people in
always bringing the poor, who did this the Ottomans. The Ottomans
would go out and they would take the poor Christians take their
kids and make them
the new elite.
So every year there'll be a new elite. Every generation there'll
be new elite, right? So that means
Never ossifies Aside from the Sultan himself, right, the
Sultan's family itself, and even himself. But other than that,
there's always a new elite. These are called the Janissaries. Right?
So that's how that's how the Ottomans tried to break up the
cycle themselves. Now what I realized, think about this, in
Islam, we can,
through the practices of the deen, you could halt the cycle by a lot
of fasting, zoo hood preaching, you have to preach this stuff,
fasting Zoo, and if you're from the elite and the rich, you
forcibly do certain rituals that will effect the change on you,
right?
By doing these rituals, you will change you can't always change
yourself, but you could put yourself in a position for a lot
of change you that's the way it works. You can take a rich person
and a rich kid
and just find a way to give them character No, but you he can do
it, he could do certain things that Allah and His Messenger have
commanded us. And you put yourself in an arena where Allah changes
you.
fasting, praying at night,
following the rules of the like the the boundaries of the city are
forcing yourself to follow these boundaries, right? Avoiding these
luxuries
in engaging in zoo hood. Right. So by forcing you're doing these
things, you sort of put yourself in a place for that cycle to be
slow down big time, like you really slow it down. Okay? And
sort of it's in my second
to be to befriend the poor to be near the poor, the province I said
I'm sent to without
my
my companion, my beloved, has given me advice to love the poor
and draw near to them. Alright, how do I draw you to the poor?
Hey, are you poor? Can we be friends? No. Just go to the
masjid.
You'll see poor people, right? Go to the masjid, you'll see plenty
of poor people. And that's how you befriend the poor. All right, oh,
Sonya Khalili. And we're here at hibel fuqra. And prohibited Fukada
when at newenham. My my affiliate My beloved, my close intimate
friend has has advised me to love the poor and to draw nearer to
them. Because you'll start getting a different view of life, like a
luxury will be very different. If you are always with the poor, like
to have a rotisserie chicken wings,
and a thigh and some rice, or whatever. And then a salad in a
plate. That is a hot plate of food.
That's a look, that's what else you want in life. At the end of
the day, a hot plate of food like that. This is a luxury. People
don't have this. But if you hang out with the Khalifa or the kings
of the Emirates, you go from one Hall to a bigger Hall to
chandeliers that are $50,000 to rugs that can go $200,000
and you sit down and you get sushi as an appetizer where you get
sushi in the desert. No now everything is everywhere. Right?
And the next you go into another hall, then you get the most
amazing soup as an appetizer. And then you go to a mountain of rice
with an entire animal roasted on top of it with almond scattered
all around it. Okay glazed with honey.
And an amazing grape juice, which is like an imitation of one
they're trying to imitate. And you eat all this at a servant is
standing over you more not, sir. Okay. And then amazing ice cream
after that.
Go on, go. Go do that for a day or two. Then when you come home to
your regular old little house and your little kitchen and there's a
little pot of chicken on the stove, you look down on it, right?
So you don't want to ever go into those things. Because if you have
if you have one week of vacation a year, and you go to a vacation to
a beautiful place and enjoy the best of life. Your standard when
you come back for the next 51 weeks is like wow, this life
stinks. I want that. Well, what about the opposite the smart
person, but thinking of myself, vacation should be roughing it.
That's what we should do for vacation, roughing it for one
week. Then when I come back a shower is a big blessing like it's
all relative, right? So happiness is always relative. So why would I
go and experience a great luxury, then come back and hate my life.
The smart thing is to go camping to go to a desert
to go do something tough, right? And there, and you do that stuff.
You don't take a hot shower you you go camping, there's no such
thing as a hot shower, you got to cook your own food, it takes about
two hours to make a fire and cook your own food.
You sleep on the floor and attend. And you do all these things.
And you come back and your regular home in London, or in New Jersey
or wherever people are. It's heaven in comparison, that's the
right way to do things. So that's the relativity that we're talking
about how relativity is really
it's the most important thing to understand is that there is no
luxury, or it's all relative to itself. So if you want to make
yourself happy, consistently draw nearer to what is lesser of dunya
you will view yours as an amazing gift until you will reach the
point of such nonstop gratitude that Allah will write you to be
amongst the Sheki Dean because you're not stopped gratitude,
right?
When you're in nonstop gratitude, this is the beautiful thing, your
soul just transforms.
It reaches such a state of goodness that Allah subhanaw taala
declares to this to his melodica this act this grateful
whatsoever he asked for or thinks about granted to him. If he asked
for anything granted to him.
Later on, if he thinks about something granted to him,
does not ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada say, when in Chicago stupid as he
didn't, if you're grateful, I'll increase you. So if you transform
your heart, get into such a heart that is thankful for every moment
everything
and you never complain about your dunya and you become somebody
over the years, you will eventually reach a point that all
of your DUA is given to you. And then you will reach a point in
which you will not even make dua for it. You will think about it
you will find it in front of you and then you will reach a point
you will not even think about it Allah will give it to you then you
will realize this is what I've always wanted like before you even
make the DUA as we said in the class on on the Quran the near on
the nearness of ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada in Sahih Muslim shot Hindawi
in which it no he's contemplating the saying of ALLAH SubhanA wa
Tada that whoever comes to me walking I come running, right
Whoever comes to me one hand Spanner come to Hansmann look who
it is savant. A lot of them
the main man himself mashallah
cometh.
Do you just drove from Ohio? Law AKBA? Shall Allah did you get a
haircut from last time we
braided? Nice, we got to see that. Mashallah. is put this gentleman's
mic on, please. And so here's my God.
And pull that mic up. Didn't I tell you the guys is like a hip,
dude. Top to bottom. Good. Now he's got braided hair. And but
he's got it covered. So we're gonna see it eventually. Okay.
Now, listen.
The hadith says you come to me a hand span I come to an arm's
length. Whoever draws near to me walking are joining your team
running. Okay.
So, this distance keeps getting shorter, right? Exponentially
shorter, not equally shorter. Well, what happens when the
distance gets shorter eventually swaps, right? It swaps when they
say the distance gets shorter. Mmm, no, we means that whenever
the person needs something, okay? If the person needs something, he
gets it quicker. Right? Whenever he asked Allah for something,
maybe it will take a year to get an answer. Now it takes a month.
Until slowly now the opposite happens. What happens if you keep
coming towards something you pass each other right now it's the
opposite. Before he desires the thing, Allah shows it to him. And
then the desire for it develops. So Allah even answers him before
he even has a desire for what it is that he wants. This is my
comment Antonia. And that's all from the root of it is sugar. Now
what's the problem that we have?
It's a word now called victim ism.
Victim ism has got to be the opposite of soccer. Now there are
true victims, right? But here's what
once it once told me an American chair. I'm not gonna say his name
because it wasn't a private discussion.
He said, Listen, I've been around people I counseled people.
True. Truly, like true.
monetize victims never want to bring up the subject of what to
traumatized by, like it to bring it up traumatizes them. Right.
That is actually the real, one of the signs of true trauma. I can't
speak for everybody, but that's what he said, right.
But for this for you to say I'm traumatized, and then writing full
length
articles for this website, a book on Oprah, on this, that and the
other. How will you traumatize if you're talking about it all day,
right? Think about this. Think about this, right? So likewise,
they said about, like, Christianity. Like if your beloved
died on a cross, would you want to see a cross all day? Right? Well,
is this right? You'd be the opposite. Like, we had a situation
there was a woman, like, she had a situation where she almost lost
her kid in a certain place. Like, it's traumatizing for her for
anyone to mention that place. Right? Like some area where she
lost her kid, she almost lost her kid. It's traumatizing to mention.
So true victimization is true victim is there are victims in the
in the world, but they have signs, then you have this fake
victimization. And it is a study now, let me use my intellect that
Allah gave me to find a way in which I'm a victim. Right? Let me
find a way. And let me find a way in your words, in everybody's
words, and everybody's actions. Let me try to investigate and
sparse through the words to find out a way in which you're not
sympathetic to my victim, hood.
I'm not even kidding you. There's a textbook now. And part of the
textbook is to discuss victim ism.
It's a model. And why am I saying this? Because it seems to me and
Allah knows best, but it would seem to me, this is the exact
opposite of sugar. Okay, and somewhere. It's the exact
opposite. It's looking for
how I'm harmed, rather than how I'm blessed.
And even when you're harmed, yes, you're you'd be harmed. But the
moment and he does want revenge, which we could call justice,
because revenge sounds a little bit from the ego. But let's just
say justice, and I sold yesterday, right? If I personally had
somebody attacking my family, may Allah protect all of our families.
The only real thing that I would really, truly be satisfied with is
to see the equal amount of pain upon that person, right? I don't
want him going to jail, hanging out with his buddies, right,
learning to be a worse criminal. general population, by the way,
it's like a high school cafeteria. Because I had a friend who went
in, he's a convert, but in before Islam, he went in for selling
wheat,
which should really just be a ticket of fine community service.
They're really messing with these kids, who an older brother and
older guy in the blocks, and hey, so this week for me and I'll, I'll
give you some of the money. These kids are miskeen to be quite
honest with you. You put the guy and you messed up his life by
putting him in jail for three years now he's got a record. Three
years is basically he went for a master's degree and to be a worse
criminal. That's what he did. He went in a bumbling kid who didn't
have a dad miskeen older guy on the block comes Hey, so we'd like
me, oh, I want to sell weed like him and have Jordans. And he's
selling weed.
Okay. And then he gets caught. And he goes for three years, and he
comes out worse than he ever was.
It's a business.
It's the jail. It's like a jailing business. And this person is just
their customer, not even their customer. He's just like, they
milk these creatures. And they make them worse. And now when
they're in a cycle, they can never get out of jail.
miskeen
he tells me that general pop I said what was it like in Joey's
like, general population, it's
a rectangle with two stories. It's like a big square with balconies
with a balcony. And at a certain hour of the day, with one press of
the button, all the doors unlock. And then he was Puerto Rican. So
he said, We hang out with ourselves and Puerto Ricans and we
hang out with ourselves. The black dudes hanging out over there,
white dudes hanging out over there. And there's really no like
third group. Right? Anyone else has got to fit in somewhere. Okay,
so he's hanging out with the Puerto Ricans. What do you guys
do? Well, you have tattoos, right? We find a way. I was like, how do
you make a tattoo? How do you give a tattoo and in jail, he said oh,
you take
anything that you can find any scraps and you take a lighter and
you light it up until it becomes like a liquid coal type of thing.
Then you use that and then you you cut with the knife, the skin and
then you sort of
For that black stuff the coal inside of the skin so that's like
a jail version of attaches like you guys know how to make tattoos?
Is it oh whole world there there's TVs, ping pong tables, right? And
you just hang out all day. You just hang out some guys do push
ups, some guys do
pull ups all day. And that's what they call general population.
Right? So it's ridiculous
like that this is what they do to people. But yet at the same time,
if it's a real crime, and that guy goes to jail, his skin never once
gets punished. Right? How is he really going to connect it to?
Right? It's gonna take a long time for him to connect the idea that
my crime would cost me all this time. He's just hanging out with
his friends. Even if he was in a a more confined thing where they
only come out once. So the next level up is that the doors locked
on them 23 to 24 hours a day, then they go out for one hour. Okay?
Still, right, still is not enough. So it's not like you're you don't
believe that injustice you believe in justice. Justice has to be
served. But even the one who has who has victimization, who's been
victimized, there's a level where you say
enough.
But that alone, Masha, Allah has willed and He does what He wills,
right? This is by the will of Allah, Who is Allah?
Allah hotkey is the wise, therefore every action that is not
in my control, I perceive it as the will of Allah has wisdom, it's
up to me to find the wisdom. That's my job. My job is to find
where's the wisdom in this, I might not find it for 15 years, I
might not find it for 20 years. But if I think about it, I will
find the wisdom. Right, you will find the wisdom. And you may never
find it. But you may be in it. And then someone will tell you, you
know that if that never happened, this would have this wonderful
blessing hearing would have never. And sometimes the wisdom
is for others. Like how many people suffered terribly than a
law was passed. And 1000s were saved after that. Right?
So this is the point of a shocker to be from the check it in.
As opposed to to be in a constant state of victimhood. Right.
And that you really like the people who suffer from this are
the actual real victims because now like don't leave anybody, like
anyone who comes with a sob story. So they cancel or cancel at all.
It's The Boy Who Cried Wolf Wolf, which is bad. Because that's not a
good quality for Muslims to be like, like, but now it's almost
like, every time I see on some social media or I see on some
some article of someone with a sob story. So one of these.
I don't want to hear your sob stories, right? And then you
prompt me maybe at some point dismissing one out of 100. Right.
All right, let's now turn to our WhatsApp and our Instagram,
someone open up the Instagram because again, my phone is not
working
the slaughter standards of the HANA fees
what are the slaughter standards of the HANA fees? That the
slaughter standards and the different muda hit
involve? Two differences. Three differences. The first difference
is that you have two jugular veins, you have a windpipe and you
have a throat.
Every mammal has these four, right? So the mother had different
on what needs to be cut.
Okay, and I one of those things that you have to look it up. Some
require all for some are quite two of the four. So the different
methods have a different criteria. That's not a problem because it
doesn't take it's not so hard to cut off for. Right.
Number two, the best Mullah. The Neff
considered the best metal foot for every animal.
If it's forgotten, it's made unacceptable. It's dead. It's like
a dead end mate. That means died outside of a thicket. The word the
cut is the correct way to slaughter. That's what that's what
that word means that the cat not likes the cats but within
the medica holds that the best manner is font number one
It can be sent on a group number two, so I'm gonna butcher
come in, I'm gonna slaughter about a couple dozen, maybe a couple 100
animals today, right?
There are some people that I'd like to slow to, but we're not
gonna get into the
one of these days. So you have a knife, he's he's a slob, he's a
butcher, he looks at all animals is similar on all of them.
Right, that's permitted.
And one of the recent fatawa, that double permit showed how it's
permitted is that if you cannot say Bismillah on every animal,
that example of that is hunting.
Right? You don't know which animal that your arrow is going to hit.
If you fling an arrow into a tree of birds, you don't know which one
is gonna hit you summon on all of them. When you release your dog,
or your Falcon, that hunts for you.
You You don't know what it's gonna get. So you say Bismillah on
whatever it gets. So Morava Morava, he issued this made this
PS that if it's not feasible, to say this to me that every single
time, or it's likely that you could forget or get busy, you're
slogging all day, and you're talking to people talking to your
colleagues while you're slaughtering, right?
And it could be that you forgot one. So you say miss one on
everything. That's number one. That's the second not third thing
in the medical method. If you were to forget to say Bismillah.
It's still valid, right? So at best smella, to my decree? Well,
Qudra this is the thing that we have in the method and probably
many other methods have it is a phrase magically, what Qudra,
which is it's obligatory, provided that you remember and you're able,
like, what else is magically we'll put it up facing the Qibla. Right,
or removing the just off your clothes. Okay, it's, if you
remember to do it. And if you're able to do so, the Santa Fe, you
know, you know that there's some people out there, some of my
colleagues, they despise the concept of give listing all four
methods, like they don't want anyone talking about their method
except them. Fair enough. But I'm going to tell you what the chef
has said in
the show, as said that
the best Mullah is sunnah to begin with.
So even more, less of a
issue with them. So that's the other thing. So that's another
difference. Now the third difference is that we are allowed
to eat the food of edit catch up, the slaughtered meats of Eddie
Keita.
Who were the chef eat have while there, they have the they hold the
best minute to be soon in the first place. But they have a very
stringent definition of added ketchup.
You cannot convert from paganism to Christianity, you're not
treated as Al Kitab and Kitab from the time of the Prophet slice on.
So you would have to, for example, know that they these people were
Christians or Jews before from the time of the prophesy. So like, for
example, a good example would be an A Jessie's, we know that they
were Christians, right? Yemeni Christians, Yemeni Jews, we know
that they were Jews from that time. So the Nordic people who
maybe had become Christians from paganism to Christianity in the
after the time of the prophets, I said no, then they would actually
not be considered. So the rasa came for the Christians and the
Jews of the time of the prophets, I send them and if you're
interested in more in studying that, then you can go into looking
at the chef favorite method about that. And how many minutes have we
just started to have somebody Fick being taught for us so I haven't
yet delve much into somebody FIP by the way, how many Philip is
today and two sofas today. So sign up for RT v dot o RG and you can
watch you can get the email straight with the links to all
these classes. Okay, so that's the idea that
of the differences within the method. There are little
differences in the methods in everything we do for example, a
lot mingling of men and women in the head of the school is very
strict. If you're on the fence well even from I think it was from
the letter great Alma of the Hanafi school in the past 100
years.
Hey, right, who who was the one that
is that hidden Kofi is Muhammad Zia had difficulty even refresh
this fetch. Like in laws, you don't eat at the same table you
can never eat at the same table right with your in laws or with
with like your sister in law, for example, because you're not
modeled to each other. So you can't even see it at the same
table. So the act a lot what they how the NF define if a lot
mingling of men and women
is very strict, it's as if the rule is if you could possibly look
at them, which would lead to a look of desire and fitna, then
it's forbidden. Well, so
the Medicare though their prohibition for excellence for
them, is to love someone edge SEM, which is, if it's so tight that
you're touching, that's a lot that is harder than any, if not mixing
of genders that would lead to possibly potentially looking at
each other. With desire, that will be my crew.
But if it's in a scenario setting, that is where Islamic manners are
observed, then it becomes permissible. And even in the
Hanafi. School, you're allowed to look at the face of another woman.
I take this direct pneus, from chicken Assad,
as long as there's no desire, and there's some reason for it. And he
mentioned that in the context of teachers and students. So
it's a lot, there's another daily matter where the method is
different. So if you grow up, want a certain method, and then you
come find another method, you sometimes get surprised. And then
you learn their evidence without having learned your evidence.
You're like, oh, we were wrong all this time. No, you weren't
wrongly, you have a method, you just didn't know the evidence of
your method. Right? So this is why it's important to know the details
of your school of thought, and that's why you got to study FIP.
Alright, so
let's take a look at any other questions here. It's 252.
Any calm? What do we got going from? Today? Bring it up to your?
Yes. So in talking about the slaughtering of the meat, is that
analogous to marriage of the people the book and is that
contextual as well, because I've read opinions that, in present
times, given the likelihood of, you know, children being raised,
it's not most of that it's not permissible to marry someone from
the people the book in the United States, for example, I can tell
you that what the Maliki has say about it is that it's my crew.
It's my crew to begin with. It's only like, on like, permitted on
certain as rocks almost. But in a non Islamic country where you
won't have like word authority, you can easily lose the ability to
raise a kid yourself. If they said it's like very micro. There is no
such fucky category is very cool, but it is micro.
Yes. So I was talking to a friend yesterday. And I haven't seen his
brother in a really long time.
I think I probably knew him before I was even Muslim, but his name is
Islam and he has like his girlfriend. And he was talking to
me yesterday. We ran into each other like completely randomly.
And I was like, man, just marry her bro. Like don't like start his
girlfriend stuff is making you go crazy. Like just marry her
instead. Yeah. But she's not Muslim. So what's where does it
come with boundaries together for two years or something? Okay, so
it works like this.
Merit marriage of a person of the book is halal. Zina is haram, that
Halal is to pay heavier than
even if we said, my crew, my crew versus how you go into my crew,
you always have to cut your losses, and you don't have to turn
it, turn it into a you don't have to turn your deficit into a profit
decrease your deficits. Right.
Likewise, they say that there is, for example,
something haram such as *, let's say it's like
a discussing topic. But if a person is about to commit Zina,
then that is less to release the urge right away. Let's say you got
so far that you're in a hotel room with a woman, right? So to do
that, and to completely get the urge out of your system, then you
can think and realize, okay, this is awesome. Let me get out of
here. That is, you go for that sin. It still is Marcia. But it is
less. And it's always obligatory upon us to take the lesser of two
evils. So it is still sinful. But you cannot have two deficits with
ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada and choose the higher deficit than the lower
deficit doesn't make any sense. So you always look at relations in
that respect in that regard. And everything that we do in the West,
I'm telling you 90% of the things we do here in the West. It's
almost like we're choosing between lesser of two evils. I got every
turn. I feel like that's what's going on here. It's always lesser
of two evils for the common person who is caught between two
decisions, choosing lesser two evils. Do they have to go to a
scholar or are there gonna be times where they have to make a
judgment call themselves? If you have a scholar and you have
teachers
that you could reach by phone
You're not we're not permitted to make a judgment call. If we have a
copy that we can ask, right? We're not, it's not permitted for us.
Why? Because Allah subhana, which is what I took from it. So that
can be in, don't take a position you're not certain about
any position that you take with hesitation, you won't even last
with it. Practically speaking, you won't last you'll, it will be
swayed back and forth. So knowledge begets certainty. So
that's one of the things that we're trying to do with these
WhatsApp chats. And many people from the admin team on argue have
told me enough with these are q1 or q2, or q3, or q4 one arche
five, and I want to be less than 100 people per chat. I don't care
if we go to RFP 20. Because that allows, yes, the administrator has
to hit Share and forward the announcement to 20 art features,
God forbid, you have to click with your finger. All right. But it's
for the sake that the students are able to talk to these youth. And
part of our thing with the shoe is, please answer the art
features. Because we cannot go until people don't make your own
decisions and knowledge. Without giving them an alternative. You
have four month hubs, and our Theta teacher and Tajweed teacher
in the WhatsApp chat is almost more valuable than the class,
right? Because most people the question that they want to ask,
they need to answer right away. And it's if it's in the class,
they don't know which class it's under. It takes knowledge to know
which chapter the issue is written in. And that's the type of
knowledge, right? It's a level of knowledge to know that if you ask
me a question, I can tell you, in my head, what chapter we have to
look in, even if I don't know the answer, but I'll know that well,
this is going to be in in the towards the end of the fifth book,
under inheritance under recipients of inheritance. So I can pretty
much will take me five minutes to go to my library and find the
general vicinity of the answer. And then probably another 10
minutes to read. Once we find the answer, then we take that answer
and confirm it with a living teacher that we have. Okay.
And now I have read it, and I have a confirmation. So it can be a
shift for now, this is the question. I found this text in the
book, I just want to confirm that I understood it. Right. Right.
Remember always the saying of half of the word me I seen when I was
studying, so a Muslim with him. A lot of the Hadith that we would
cover, we maybe spend 10 minutes on the Hadith. And the hadith is
something like Islam has five pillars.
So I would say yes, yes. How about I read the book? I'll circle the
eddies I don't understand. And we could just talk about those.
Right? Why would we need to talk about a hadith that says Islam was
five pillars? We know that right? Everyone knows that. He says, I'm
not worried about the Hadith that you're not interested in. I'm
worried about the ones you think you understand, right? So that
you're going to gloss over a hadith and make a judgment call
that you understood it. And that taught me right away. Confirm your
understanding. And that's why we have a living meth hub. I don't
care if you had all the books have the validity method with a chain
of publication and transmission. It doesn't matter because I don't
trust you understood what they meant. Right? And so they use
terms. They use technical terms. And you may misunderstand, so you
research it yourself. You then call one of your colleagues or one
of your shoe. voicemail, A salaam aleikum. This is the question that
I got. I read here from this book, this chapter, the pneus the text
says, this is this is this. I understand that to me,
permissibility.
Just can you confirm that
he gets it.
And sometimes many times I have gotten Yes, you've understood
correctly. But there's also this other opinion. Right?
There's also this other opinion like what I shared with shikigami
a beautiful interpretation yesterday, that prophets don't
sin.
And that Satan Adam, ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada says, NESEA welcome
Nigeria who asthma This is the position of some sad scholars that
Adam did not commit did not disobey Allah intentionally. Allah
says, also add them over a bow NESEA Well, I'm Legend of asthma,
so also means he went against the command
commandments in Islam or either for obligations or
discouragements. And Allah describes him as Nessie he
forgotten so you could possibly go against Allah's command, by what?
By forgetfulness, right? By forgetfulness, you want to get the
last command NESEA What am negitive asthma and we didn't find
him to be persistent
or the
insistent,
or strong? That's all the possible meanings. So what did most
professing say? He was weakened following God's command. No, this
tafsir said, it makes more sense he forgot and we did not find
intentionality in his sin.
That's what as a as a means, to do something with with strength and
intention. So if Allah says he forgot, then it makes sense to
interpret Azzam as meaning
not intentionally, like we did not find him to intentionally disobey
us, and that's why we forgave him, right? But nonetheless, the
commandment of Allah was not observed was broken. The
prohibition was broken, the prohibition could be for cut out
here, or would you or Tamim discouragement or prohibition, he
nonetheless did not do that so he will be sent out. The truth of it
is that Satan adamite a Salam when he repented. That's when Allah
Tala deemed, of course he had deemed this in his knowledge.
That's where he deemed that
he knows now how to repent. And if he knows how to repent, he's ready
for life in the dunya. So as a training ground, I want to see
what you're going to do when you mess up, because your entire life
will be mistakes, and your offspring will be mistakes,
followed by repentance. If you know how to repent, you'll serve
you'll survive, this hides dunya you don't know how to repent, you
won't survive this had to do. Secondly,
when I sent that to Sheikh Rami,
he replied back and he said yes. But you should know that some of
the Usha Ira interpreted the same verse about saying, Adam, that
it's a minor sin and minor sins that do not affect their ability
or their sound transmission of the message and do not affect their
honor, are permissible in this. It's permissible to believe that
they commit those minor sins. It's possible for profits. And so I
said that what what about isomer? What about there being sinless, he
says they're sinless, in a any sense that that is major,
persisting and minor sins, and to not be made aware of it on the
spot, so that they wipe it away. So that's the context of theirs
who said this called the yard Mm hmm. Now will we major on a map so
that we you should know the position of
prophets committing minor sins is a permissible position in the MIT
school, but it's, it's where the context is not repeated. Then it
never lingers with them, they're told about it right away.
That they fall into that as Allah subhana wa Tada as a way for us to
learn how to make Toba.
So that is a position. The other position, which to me is the
favorite position is that they don't commit any sense. Right.
So
that's the idea that actions are based on intentions, right? The
first one pinned to use Rob. Yeah, because we're only, I guess,
rewarded according to the principles of our deen if the
intention is there. So they've also been since he did not have
the intention, that forgiveness means that it was more negligence
than anything correct. It was that the command wasn't fulfilled.
That's an objective fact. Also add Zamora, the command was not
fulfilled, right. However, why wasn't it fulfilled? Out of
forgetfulness? Right. And for
a lot of people minor sins, the command is not fulfilled, Not
never out of like, okay, this is Allah's command, while I'm
breaking it is never like that for most Muslims, right? It's that
we're not saying this for profits, but we're saying for most people,
that's how their minor sins are. Many, many pious Muslims, their
minor sins is just like I was just defeated temporarily, by
temptation. I couldn't resist something other right.
And that's why those minor sins do not even require repentance. Any
good deed washes out of minor sin. So the prophesy seven said, when
he talks about will do, will do, every time that water comes off
you the minor sin is coming up.
Alright, and so it's it that says everything in a minor in the
majors in the majors and requires repentance. Like, you can't
accidentally do this. That's really the difference between a
minor and a major sin. You cannot possibly accidentally have done
this. So you have to intentionally make tau. Right now you're sitting
there and being pious and then all of a sudden, half naked woman
walks by.
And all of a sudden, you look up, what's the pricing guys over
there? Right. So you're like, ensure that she's in your
peripheral vision because you got curious. I want to see what it
looks like make sure that I'm not missing out on anything. Okay, and
I'm not missing out on
now. I'll go back to lowering my gates, right. And that's like a
major sin where you never like, it's not a chance where, okay,
this is a prohibition. Allah saying don't do it. Well, guess
what I'm doing it. No, like theft is like that.
You cannot possibly accidentally steal, right? Your nervous system
will tell you stop. I'm getting sweaty here because I'm stealing
uh, you'll feel nervous the whole day. Because you stole yet until
you become a seasoned criminal, the seasoned criminal feels good
about it, right? He's He's reversed his fitrah. So that's a
difference in a minus in animators. Random user says, I got
friends I'm slowly distancing from because they speak increasingly
behind people's back.
If I correct them, they won't do anything. I'm obligated to step
away and say something.
Or is distancing good enough? If you can say something good for
you?
If you feel that you can't, because they're all older, they'll
just it'll be a problem. If you forbid, the wrong than distancing
yourself is the foot. That's your obligation. But distancing
yourself, is your obligation, saying something is really up to
whether or not you feel that there is a benefit in that?
Yes.
By the way, his mic is on right. Okay. I just want to say as I head
out that you're firing yourself for the tech, I fired myself and
this man is I agree with that. Just unify yourself as far as the
scholarship is concerned. Yeah.
All right, my man, great to see you. drives them to LA.
Are we ever going to have a month that says buck? Yes, we will
eventually have a full gamut of scholarship classes online.
Say Mohammed Daniel, their opinion that MBS not committing any sense
should be taught widely? And preferred? Yes, it is. Because in
a sense, if you say to people, they can commit minor sins. But
with all these conditions,
as soon as you start listing conditions, you've scrambled the
brain of like a kid or somebody where this is too much do they sit
or not? Right? Because you always got to think of your listeners.
Right? If your listeners, and I'm not saying these listeners, these
are adults, they should, as we said earlier, the common Muslim
does not mean he's dumb. Just not he's not legally trained. That's
it. I'm not a lawyer, right? I'm not dumb. I can assess a good
argument. I can assess evidence, I could probably if you asked me to
research a good lawyer for you, I can research a good lawyer. But
I'm not a lawyer. So I can't answer certain questions, and I
can't bring my own judgment. So common Muslims, I am me, he's just
not legally trained. doesn't mean he's an idiot.
But for kids, and people who just who are not even that aware of how
to bifurcate things in their mind, you got to give them a binary, and
you got to go with the safest position. And the safest position
is to say that prophets do not commit sins. And anything that
they've done was either a forgetfulness out of
forgetfulness, or they did something good when they could
have said something better. That's it.
Or they did something colored, and they could have done something
better. For example, when people say, How do you explain opposite?
What's the one that he frowns? Like, what were in the book? Is it
not lawful to frown? Right? Show me where in Islamic law is
frowning a sin. It's never a sin. He didn't even make a face. He
just did not have a smile on. That is there's nothing sinful about
that. Right? So.
What's the difference between Yes, Sua, an ISA,
Joshua, and Jesus, that's a difference. Yes, you are. You find
that amongst the Arab Christians, and that's Joshua. And it's also
we pronounced that as yuusha.
Right? In Arabic, it's you sharp in Arabic and Hebrew, the sheen
and scene are oftentimes switched. So we say Musa they say, Moshe,
right.
So
you,
you shall be noon, and they stick and the Arab Christians will say
yes, well, so which is closer to the Hebrew
Did you hear says MOA, they're trying to make an income based
price now for heads for Westerners? Is that fair? People
definitely try to cheat that system.
Nothing that comes out of that operation really should be
trusted in terms of competence unless they prove themselves for a
year or two. Because that system, they're trying to make an income
based system. So if you if I make a million dollars, my hedge costs
$10,000 If I make $100,000 My hedge costs, what $2,500 Who knows
it sounds fair in theory, but having seen their execution of
things, it's questionable.
What are we going to do? You know, how are they going to know? Oh,
guess what they're going to do? They'll hire a Western company to
verify income, and then throw that bill onto us. Right? That's what
they'll sell, they'll transfer that cost on to us. Yeah, it's a
nice system, but who knows about anything of their execution, they
really need to execute, because the rollout last year,
it was a terrible disaster gave us a lot of good content to hate on
them and kick them and all that stuff. And, you know, we're not
always favorable to those people in the first place. The Saudi
people in general, I like, right. I've never met a Saudi guy. Except
he was like, extremely polite, right. And even all that they say
about the youth are gonna strike.
Even their youth that are, you know, like, somewhat going astray.
Or somewhat whatever. I would say that they're still way more
political. I have never met a Saudi youth who I thought to
myself, how terrible this creature is, I can tell you that about a
ton of American youth, right.
I have a really high opinion of the general person than general
Saudi person have a very high opinion of them from my
experience. And I used to, we used to my parents, my family's to
landlord have have properties. The best customers are,
in terms of paying not in terms of taking care of the building. We're
Saudi students. And Saudi has deals with all these universities.
They have these deals, where they'll pay the full tuition right
on the spot, you accept our students. So of course, all these
poor little universe, odd universities, University of
Portland, New Haven College, all these little odd universities,
they love the Saudi student that pays straight tuition, right? And
they tend to be decent students, they don't cause trouble. And
these guys, they get a stipend from the government, absurd
stipends, right $5,000 A month for a student and full ride of
tuition. So when you get five of them together,
you charge them rent, they're all only putting a portion of the rent
of their, so you get them rent, you fill the house up. These guys
don't know prices, they don't look up prices. This is heaven. We're
charging you double, right? They could care less, not their money,
number one. And number two, they don't look up prices, they're not
going to negotiate with you. Right? So you get like seven of
these guys, you charge them 1000 bucks each, and you're getting
like 1.5 The rent that you should have gotten? No way more than
that. Right? So, but the terrible thing is they do not know how to
take care of a house. And one of these times we went to inspect the
house. Two years ago. I get to the basement.
Three inches of water. The whole basement. The rug is gone. The
walls are now fungus has built it up in the walls, mold. I mean,
yeah. Why didn't you say anything? Well, it looks to my dad. Um,
we didn't want to bother you. We know it's two hours from New
Jersey three out. He didn't want to bother us. Right. Subhanallah
you don't know what how to take care of a house. Subhan Allah. So
yeah, they don't know what water damage is because you guys don't
have water in your country. Right?
You don't know how bad water damages because so you need a
sandstorm?
In order to give us a call somebody. They also don't know
what front yards are. Smoke, flicked the cigarette right on the
grass. Never cut the grass. Like they don't know certain things.
They don't know that you can't do this. Right? This is the grass.
They don't know. We had to train them. How to be an American,
right? You you hire someone to mow the lawn that's on you. You don't
flick cigarettes in this country was not like your country here.
Flicking cigarettes. We had the railings on the side.
Smoking, putting the cigarette out on the railing. What is wrong with
you? Because in his country, he may have like a metal balcony. And
metal is stronger. Right? So he just puts a cigarette on the metal
and flicks it off the wind of the balcony.
And there's sand everywhere and they're gonna be blown in the wind
and be gone. Right? So we had to and none of this was with a bad
intention. None of it was with a bad intention. It's just that's
how they live. They don't know speed limits. I got calls. Hey,
your tenants speeding. I got I got there. I see a guy What's up with
him? He saved up his the money that he gets from the government.
He's smart kid. He saved it up. He got himself a mistake.
This guy's zipping in and I was like listen, you can drive fast on
a highway that's between you and the cops. Right
But you can't do that here. If you hit somebody, you're going to
spend your life in jail for negligent driving. So they don't
know a lot of these things, but I get there.
Immediately you're going to be served dates, coffee before such
amazing o'clock and adab that you go there fuming driving up there
and smoke is coming out of your ears from what's happening. You
get there, you see the nicest people, right? And then you come
down, and then you just have to teach them right?
Our ways of living here. So I love those people to be quite honest
with you those Shabaab and those general Saudi guys, I've never
found them that they're, they're really rude despite that, of
course, what the government does and all that stuff.
It just makes your head burst from the corruption that's going on of
the Dean over there and from the incompetence and sometimes what is
perceived to be arrogance from them.
We hardly took any questions from you today. Okay.
So, we're sorry about that. Can you explain the concept of to
Western says Kumar?
Yes, the concept of telestial is that when you come to do a bad and
make dua, when you come to make dua, you must bring something
forth. What is the reason that why should the likes up to do Ah, you
can give reasons.
I did a bad I gave sadaqa. I did, I was good to my parents, I did
this data.
That is to us, I love the good, right? And you put something
forth,
that's to us, or
you need something from Allah subhanaw taala.
And you see, there's the messages asking for help. So I'm gonna
volunteer hoping that if I volunteered, then Allah will
accept me. My prayers. That's the concept of tourists, is everything
has a means. That's a concept.
And as Ryan says, Here, we have an episode on it. My parents don't
want me to go to a motor should I go or not? It depends how old you
are. If you're an adult man, and you pay for your own way in life,
then you may go
but don't rub it in their face and bother them with it. But if you
are dependent, you are bound to make sure that you obey your
parents. You don't like it go pay your own way. That's how simple it
works. very objective. Okay, what is all that drilling you'll see in
a little bit?
In a few days and weeks, maybe a month or so.
How our building looks. Ladies and gentlemen, we have to stop here
very unfortunately. But we have to stop here subchronic Allahu Moby
Dick the shadow and
Illa Illa and Mr. Furukawa to gooey Lake while us in Santa Fe
hos Illa Allah de una mano wa middle sided towards the well so
but Huck, what's so the sub one final question from Zelda if you
don't enjoy doing thicker, and you have to force yourself does that
mean something is wrong with your heart No, inshallah something not
wrong for you to your heart, but there are some sins, blocking,
blocking it, right. If you're not jumping quickly, moving quickly,
with energy to obedience, and to good deeds and to the remembrance
of Allah. That just means that there's some sins there. So you
don't have to force yourself and scrub, scrub, scrub, scrub, scrub
those sins away. With Vicodin a bad until those sins get scrubbed
away. Then one day, you'll see sunlight, you scrubbing. All
right, and then one day the light will come through and the form of
that or the sign of that is the enjoyment of the ticket itself. So
keep going. Keep pushing forward, and it'll happen for you one day,
just cool off here and everyone don't forget that it is the night
of Friday, dua is answered on this night. Set your alarms for
tahajjud from now so you can get up and ask Allah your needs and
your desires and your wants and your fears. And Allah to Allah
will grant it to me in the lights on economy he wanted one he was.
God
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