Shadee Elmasry – NBF 120 Surah alInshirah pt.2
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Testing, testing Smilla Rahmanir Rahim Al hamdu lillah wa Salatu
was Salam ala Rasulillah who early he was off be here woman who Allah
welcome everybody to the Safina society nothing. But facts live
stream, in which we had a little bit interesting in this incident
today we came in to the place. And there was no camera alone bolt.
Because there was we have a second campus. As you all know, we have
studio in which daughter FET is here. And the soup kitchen is
here, which we got to give a name eventually to the soup kitchen.
We're gonna give it a name, and a logo and everything can just be
called soup kitchen. But we came here at no kit, no camera. So the
issue, the benefit of having two campuses is that you can do
totally different things and reach to two totally different
audiences.
Different people, people that we reach in the soup kitchen, we'd
never be able to reach them at the masjid. But yet at the same time,
sometimes we need to test stuff. And that ends up causing us to
sometimes have equipment all over the place. So nonetheless, we are
now starting to read we're going to start to read from ASVAB and
resume by a CLT we're going to go back to that we're going to leave
buckling stuff, see it because if we do that too soon, we're never
going to finish. And it's not just about finishing. But
we that was our original intent because this is a shorter work.
And it's nice to have a shorter work that you could say that we
read the whole work and there is about a value to that. So we're
gonna go to students at a national conference on that and they only
then see what it gives to narrations for this. Sometimes
there isn't a lot to say about these is the surah if there's no
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Allah NASA let llama urine machete Kunal Muslim animal factory
Alright, some people wonder, why do we say Muslim Moon Muslim mean?
How do we know the difference? If the one is doing the verbs if
someone is doing the verb, then that's more for that we call that
a fad. It's more for and you use a well so I era is the verb I era
means to mark
and Muslim machete Khun. They're the ones doing it. So they that
word ends in up. Well, noon. Who are they mocking and Muslimeen.
So they're the Mfold be they're receiving the mocking. So it's yet
noon. We call that Hmong soup and these indicator of pneus there is
the good so they made fun of the muscles for being poor.
And this is one of the hallmarks of the way of Allah subhanho wa
Taala that if you want to see the hallmark of the Divine sunnah, the
way of Allah subhanaw taala in the thing, always look for the analogy
or the concept of the farmer. And Allah says is suited to the
bucket. The first thing he calls them is
mostly Hoon. So what does that mean? And what's the implication
there? The mafia, the successful one, the word means mafia, but it
also implies the farmer right one of the meanings of this is farmer
right as a farmer. So that
The key point here is that the farmer, he has to put the seed in.
And he has no clue what's going on. And he does not see a result
for a long time.
I don't know anything about farming, but I'm sure that there's
a pre germination period, there's a period of time where that thing
is not germinating, right, or coming up out of the ground. And
the farmer will have many investments, meaning he's gonna
have a lot of seeds, it's not gonna have one seed, there's a lot
of seeds, just like in the dean, there's a lot of things to do, and
you keep watering them. And you really have to in sometimes hope
for rain and sometimes you just have to hope that the sun is out.
So
you just have to wait. And the way that Allah Tada if you want to see
something that is the Sunnah of Allah is that there is going to be
a waiting period, there's gonna be a period of time where you see no
results whatsoever. Okay, there are no results here whatsoever.
And that's where that is the Sunnah of Allah to Allah. That's
what happened to the Muslims where they entered Islam. And the people
said,
like, let's see what's what's going to happen.
And the Muslims got poor, and they got fought, and they suffered, and
they were boycotted, and a lot of bad things happened. That tends to
be the Sunnah of Allah Tada is that there's a waiting period
before your success. And we all have to know this because we all
have to realize that we're not going to get what we want right
away. Why? Because that's not good for us, we could lose our heads,
right? And also, at the same time that Allah subhanaw taala loves to
see the reactions. Let's see how people act towards this, their
genuine reaction. So it's gotta be like a step backwards first, to
see how everyone reacts. And are they truly buying into this
messenger sallallahu alayhi wa salam Are they just want to see
success? And that's where there's a big difference between the
Muslims of Mecca. And what
came later on the unsought who are in the middle there the next tear
up in terms of the sacrifice that they gave, and then there's a next
year after that, which is what Ladino embodies those who came
after them. Right. And this is in the Quran gives you these three
layers of Sahaba so here Surah Al I'm not sure how to Cassandra came
as a way to console the Muslims that you will receive, you are
going to have so much ease in your life, but it's going to come later
on. It's not going to come right away. It's not going to come right
away because that is not the Sunnah of Allah subhanaw taala.
Now let's go to the devil's Sona is the polar opposite. He promises
you immediate no effort, pleasure. That's a that's his promise.
Then he abandons you into an addiction into suffering into it.
Have you won a Muslim? It's say no Musa they sit down and say the
heroine it has said, Bala Ji but what to come. They pray to Allah
against the Pharaoh. Allah subhana wa Tada answered them, because
we've answered your prayer. It took 40 years for them to see it.
It took 40 years for them to see it. Say no use of AI they said um,
saw himself as amazing success in front of his brothers and his
parents,
who was actually his
stepmom, not his mother, his mother had passed away after
giving birth to Binyamin.
He saw that dream after 40 years. So it takes over. It's not easy,
not everything is just quick, the way of shaytaan is quick every
time you see one of these gambling ads. And in New Jersey, it's
become legal. If you're not from New Jersey, you may be in a state
where it's still not legal.
And we have a high population density here. So and it's a big
sports culture amongst like the regular workers, people like they
watch sports all day.
And they're into this and they bet and they gamble. So there's a lot
of money for the state to gain. And it's terrible, actually,
because they're gaining money off the loss, the financial loss of
their own citizens, but then nobody cares anymore. It's just if
there's money in it, then they're gonna go for it.
But all these gambling ads, look at it immediately. They will make
sure you win something. I don't know what what's algorithms or
what but every time you sign up for one of these things, well,
according to the way that they present their ads, you win right
away. Right? Hey, have you looked like this plant is going to this
plant is like tilting down. Maybe the cameras a little tilted, if
you can look at that.
But that's how they operate. They operate that they give you an
immediate success. Okay, it's like an immediate success.
us. And then they don't say tell you what happens later, they'll
give you a whole bunch of people who have had $1,000 $2,000 $3,000
doesn't tell you how much they lost, right. And it doesn't tell
you what the result is. So the long term with them as always loss
and this is, is an alcohol the same thing. And did not all the
messages I sent him say Hellfire was surrounded by temptations, so
it immediately looks good. And for the immediate, it's an it's free
of free pleasure, then all of a sudden, it's a long term torture,
you're in * for a long period of time.
And that hellfire, that's the Hellfire of addiction and loss and
suffering, and you're constantly self harming yourself, okay? But
the way of Allah is the opposite. It's to test your belief to test
your faith to test your desire to test your principles to test what
you're really made of on inside. And the only way to do that is to
get no reward from it in the beginning.
In the beginning, there is no external reward that you could
say, well, this is what I gained out of this.
To that is that's the only way to know who's true on the inside. But
then once that tree germinates, just like a farmer now he's got
fruits for free. Right, with very little effort the fruit keeps
coming out. And the greatest of of trees that Allah mentions in the
Quran. So what is the king of trees? It's the olive tree, right?
Allah mentions it in numerous verses, and swears by the olive
gate what Dini was a tool. An amazing tree is the olive tree.
Why? The length of waiting that you have to the time any
Palestinian knows this, the time that they spend waiting for the
olive tree to to produce a result is almost your entire life, you'll
not see any result. Okay? Big bee has just joined us mashallah with
his eagles, jerseys, all I'm not gonna hear the end of it from the
Eagles fans,
protect us these long period of time, before you get any results.
But then once you get that result, you're getting one of the most
beneficial resources in the world, which is not even the olive itself
will be cares for the olive itself. It's the olive, it's the
oil of the so this is the idea that we have to understand that
when we go into something, if you're not paying a price, you're
not going to get a real reward. If you're going for the quick fix of
pleasure. You're you're cooking for yourself, you're digging a
hole that's just going to be misery, permanent misery
afterwards.
Well, could I just know Jerry didn't Annette has any car lemon
asila tadi. When this came down in NEMA, last three usara.
For into my last reducer in the manosphere. And last is what's
called in the Arabic language, the grammar
model, which means specific l OS, these specific argiope that Allah
taught is referring to one specific hardship and loss. And
then he says use but he that's what we call an Arabic language.
Nikita Nikita means General. Right? With with this hardship
with the hardship, specific hardship comes ease
with specific hardship comes ease. So Allah has is when he's talking
about the hardship. It's one hardship he's speaking about. When
he's talking about the ease, he's done, specify the ease. So
therefore the prophets of Allah when he was salam said, I'm sure
to at least have Glad Tidings the user has come to ease has come.
Okay, it has come from the Kedah of Allah, the judgment of Allah is
that you're gonna get it doesn't mean you're gonna get it. No, you
can get it over time. Good.
Len, yeah, really bad. Also, don't use rain one, hardship will never
defeat two eases, like to
me the easiest mentioned twice hardship is is specific to one
type of hardship. Okay, so what we have here is, it's an extremely
important concept. If there's no pain, there's no gain. If there's
no silver, if there's no patients than what you're getting is
worthless. If there's pleasure, with no price, and no payment and
no patience, you're actually probably getting lured into an
addiction.
It's the satanic trick that happens on people. If you ever are
feeling hardship,
this is the SUTA for you to read. Alright, sudut laminata halacha
sobre. This is the sort of for you, if you're ever suffering any
type of hardship, this is the sort of for you, and this is what you
have to focus on. And I'm not sure how to do something like this.
sort of Ebola and sort of lm nasura, they come one after the
other. And they're the beginning of cassava sore. Okay, so let me
tell you this, that the length, when we talk about a short suitor,
a medium sized Surah, and a long Surah,
what are those legs. So this is what the breakdown you have to
have in your head. And when we talked about this breakdown we're
talking about,
we're talking about the
length, not necessarily the specific chapter. So from Hojo,
rot, to ABA, that is the first
bracket. So the length of Hojo dots, couple pages, to the service
of similar length all the way to episode. All right.
That is what we consider a long SUTA. And that's what you should
recite and that length in federal, and
then you have a middle category from Eivissa, to LA.
And that's what should be recited in Asia, that length those sutras
or that Simon similar length of Suez ibsf to Baja, you should have
these markers in your head, then from Doha. chinesse, is what we
call T saw disorder, the short suitors, and that's what should be
recited in Mecca. I also admitted
that's what should be recited. So that's the those are, those are
what's considered long, medium short. If you're leading the
people in prayer, that's what you should observe.
If you're praying alone, you could pray with any length you want. If
you're praying enough to assume that you can pray with any length
you want, doesn't make a difference. But if you're praying
with people, then you have to observe these lengths. And
specifically, Fajr should be longer because it's only two
because it's in the dark. It's in the early morning, and many people
like could be coming late. So that's the wisdom of Phaedra being
along recitation,
and Maghrib. People are just coming. It's obvious when McGraw
is everyone's awake. And people need to go back home. This is the
time where people are pretty much going back home. So McCullum
should always be short. Those are the two like rules of thumb.
Abby Hogan says something very good. Yes. If you when there's a
hardship, you get ease simultaneously. If you if you look
for it, you will find ease. And you'll find some value and some
benefit. Whenever you have a hardship you find people come out
to support you. Right, you find yourself Well, one of the things
of hardship is that it almost immediately abolishes or, or
removes from your heart, certain desires, right? So nobody,
nobody's going to get involved in some kind of
temptation, when they have a headache, for example, or when
they just lost their job, or when they have any hardship that you
have people, it tends to wash away the other bad things that a person
could possibly be doing. Right. That's one of the values and
benefits. Now you saw me talking about Arabic here. And I want to
share with you a book that I don't I don't like to boast. But I'm
telling you, I'm not even kidding with you that
if someone doesn't speak any Arabic, and they just want to
learn from beginning to just being able to read a book, right?
I, I came then with one of the best techniques of Arabic. And
that comes from my own experiences of call it what you want it but
sitting in Arabic classes. And just I can't do this, right? Oh,
no, I just can't. There's no juice to this. Like I just can't sit
there studying rules. It just gives me no happiness whatsoever.
But the way
that I think Arabic should be done is people tend What if What does
anyone study Arabic don't just start average, you get close to
Allah. So go straight into that. Right straight into that. And
after we study the language, the the by the way, the other reason I
love is this level is beautiful cover, like and I made this book
very big. It's called Arabic grammar in 40 lessons. It's a nice
glossy cover with hard tough strong pages and humongous size
fonts, right? Big tables, easy to read. Okay. And it gives you the
basic rules and it's filled with these tables. I don't know if you
can see this on the camera, but it's filled with tables and
references. And then in the back our reading is stories of the odia
right, it's stories of the odia and different passages. So these
are some of my favorite favorite patches. This the life story of
the noon ethnicity, but put in simple language in simple terms,
right at full day live net yard Maru Phil querque
Surya circuity
this real happy
Okay,
is divided into short.
It this is almost like a kind of learning Arabic grammar. So the
pre requisite for this is that you have to have, you have to know the
letters. And we have on ArcView we have letters, we have a class just
for the letters, I put that on YouTube too, just for the letters.
So if you're on zero, let's say or convert, or you're literally don't
know any Arabic, from zero, just the letters, and then we get into
learning 510 minutes of a piece of grammar, a grammar point, then we
go straight into reading
really spiritual, legal oriented passages. And this book is called
Arabic grammar in 40 lessons and you can get it at Safina
press.com, could you actually get the whole link from from the from
from going to
Google and get the whole link? Right, and then put it there
Safina press.com. And
no, I've had this, these are my notes. Basically, it's down there,
go look down right there. And
these are my notes from class. I was teaching this class, I've
taught this class like four times in person. And then I said let me
take these notes and put it all together. And we put it all
together in a booklet. And then we put it out there. So
who is this North Iran saying economist just published an
article on Arabic language dying? Arabic language has not been a
spoken language for ages. So I don't know what they're talking
about. It's a an academic language that is growing, because what are
they even talking about? They don't know what they're saying, as
an academic language, it's growing. Right? And that's what it
is. It's a religious language. It's a religious language. And
they don't know what they're talking about. I didn't read the
article, but they still don't know what they're talking about.
It's growing. We see it, what do you mean? Oh, I see the book.
The language has grown. So it's the basic 40 lessons that you need
to know to be able to say I have a clue about Arabic grammar enough
that I have a foundation.
And when I was studying Arabic grammar, the only time that I
found it valuable.
To read to study Arabic was when I was sitting with a che reading
like Hadith, reading stories of Sahaba odia. Even reading like
Fick or any subject, but without a lot of technical terms, you can't
have a lot of technical terms. So my method in the videos in the
Arabic videos that we have on arcview.org right now ArcView is
with the K, AR K had somebody asking me with AR saying AR ch
right view, and they're like, there's no website here. No, it's
ArcView with a K. So
what I do is we look at a rule and then we read
we read from a different book from something and and talk about it
sometimes. Right? So you'll see that in the three, I teach three
of the four Arabic classes on our view. And then to scholars teach
that like the heavy duty, Arabic. Alright, so we got Arabic alphabet
for beginners, we got intro to grammar in 40 lessons, we got
readings from Costas and Naveen, then Arabic for his intermediate
level course. That's the one that is the heavy duty one. I teach the
first three. Because that's really we need we need people to easily
get into the fundamentals of Arabic. And the best way to do it.
Really the best way to do this is just to have an easy course. But
you have to repeat the videos in easy course about the letters or
the grammar points. Many people don't know how to study I'm
telling you, they expect a good teacher to educate them on
something in one lesson.
Not right. It's not how it works, not in FIP and not in grammar.
These are the technical subjects. They're almost like mathematics
where they're very technical, and one thing is built on the other.
So neither in the law nor in grammar, can you just get one
lesson to benefit. So the methodology is to watch a video
and then watch it again. When you get tired of it and move on to the
next one. After a while go back and watch the other one again.
It's the nonstop repetition how do people memorize the Quran by
repetition? Right?
Oh, Mashallah. It's by repetition. I'm telling you repetition,
repetition, repetition. So get the book, read the book, and then read
from the book, you're gonna be referring back to the book for
like years. Because unless you're gonna sit there and be like a
computer and download it all right, but who downloads stuff
anymore? There's too much stuff being thrown at us. News, work,
family, friends, there's too much stuff. The only way people can
learn is by recognizing it's going to take time and I gotta go back
and I got to expose my
Self to reading passages. So my it's actually one of the funnest
things that I did. I read from the iPad, right.
And then I share the screen of the of the iPad. And then I just read,
write and explain what's going on. And that's what we did for all of
COVID. And we used in it we used, if you go to the ArcView, video
course of Arabic for grammar 40 in 40 lessons, you'll see so many
passages from mmm, hundreds book of Xvid. These headaches were so
powerful that most of the students they're like, they don't realize
even that they're learning Arabic, the the Hadith were so powerful
than the entries that even Ahmed puts about the Zuid. The
spirituality and the asceticism of pre previous prophets and
companions is were so powerful that we almost like forgotten that
we're doing Arabic here. And that's the value of things. So
it's all with the share screen on Zoom. And, and that's how much
that's how you really benefit from Arabic. Let us open it up to q&a
right now.
And see what you all have. For us today. As I have announced we are
moving from
belco, East tafsir, which I love
to we are moving to us mebendazole by mmct, because it's shorter,
faster, and there is a value in completing shorter works. Because
you feel like you've achieved something. Right? And that's
there. That is the psychology
of that, that the scholars have. That's why they have intro works.
Beginners intro works. Let's go and see what the Instagramers
have. And by the way, I'm done with Instagram. I deleted the app.
I mean, I still have the account. I deleted the app from my phone.
Okay, it's gone deleted.
Absolutely. And here it is, again, as soon as I open Instagram on the
because I didn't delete it from my iPad, because I have to take your
questions.
There refused to stop sending me
since basically, I you think I need more sense than I already
have.
I'm not interested, I'm not doing it. I don't care what it takes. I
never use my app at any way except for the stream.
To use Instagram, every single account. It's almost like they're
after me to try to get me on to sins or something every single
time I open my Instagram now, okay.
It's some basically semi it's like 99% *. They know the
rules, right? So they're just at the 1%. They stop in at the one
yard line. But I've told I've done all these like report, say that
you're not interested and nothing works. So I said, I don't care.
I'm done with you. And I have completely deleted the app off my
phone.
I'll answer people's messages, though, from what some would call
it.
Facebook, Facebook has a good business suite. They have a
business suite for people like who have like 1000 accounts. And they
have these community accounts. So I'm going to answer people's
messages from there. But
I'm not opening this up again. And every time now the last few week.
I said well wait a second. No one's obligating me. Yes, I want
to answer the people who who send me an Instagram is good for
communication, like YouTube doesn't have much communication.
Instagram is good for communication. I can communicate
with them on the Facebook Messenger chat system
they have in any Instagram messages goes to this business
suite, which has no feed. It's just your feed. Right? So
that's how I that's how I do it now. And that's how I'm going to
be looking at everyone's messages because I do care about the
messages. I love taking messages from people. I like talking to
strangers. It's a weird thing. But I just loved it because it's like
you're expanding that way. You never know who you're going to
meet. And you never know Maybe Allah sending you a message to
somebody. Right? And I'm telling you how many times that there may
be like a minority opinion, a weak opinion on on a matter and I'm
like, Okay, let me just do it. Right.
Within an hour, someone comes and says, Hey, by the way, why is this
Hana? Right? Why do all the scholars say a ton on and I have
to explain it to them, then they're like, Well, I can't do it
myself. And that's one of the best things if you want to advance in
the deen teach people to do whatever you know, teach it to
them. Because then you're gonna say to yourself, I better do it
myself. Right? Because you're gonna feel like
you're gonna feel the contradiction in yourself.
While people
are gonna respond to their messages. Yeah.
Must be busy right?
A lot of a lot of times, either they're from the old world
or they're very academic or they're very busy. But even but if
if if you prioritize Dawa
in your in your, your actual, like as a crystallized belief that Tao
is so important,
then you will find a time to give back to people and to me that's
it's extremely important
to get back to everyone as much as possible.
Morehead says how do I balance the thought of gods and a consequence
for my sin?
We have no business for the thought of Qatar
at all, when it comes to the present or the future, okay.
Regarding our own action, your only thought is a luggage told me
to do this. I have willpower. I have my own two feet. I have my
own two eyes. I have my own two hands. I got a tongue I got ears
use them to avoid now the consequences now, afterwards. You
say okay, that's covered the consequences. Yes, he's correct in
that he can say that hurt us. I made my Toba. I made my
repentance. Those consequences now tell us that's my test. I've
tested with that. That's how you understand.
How do we explain that it's wrong to do what the women are doing in
Iran after what happened to our teenagers, please. What happens
are teenagers though, is she's talking about how those women that
were so okay, let me just put it this way. As a principal. I don't
know if this answers counterweights question.
It is possible that there is a victim that is misguided in their
response.
It's possible. I'm not saying that's what's going on Iran
because didn't follow it.
I said last week, I didn't follow it. And I stuck to that, and I
didn't follow it. And again, I still didn't read up on it. Okay.
But
there it is very possible that a person
was a victim may respond to the victim to their to their situation
with a misguided response.
So, so to us, the reaction of a victim is not always they do not
get carte blanche to do whatever they want.
Okay?
You understand that? It does not mean that, you know, you get carte
blanche, you just do whatever you want. Because I'm a victim, it
doesn't work like that. There is a right way to handle things and a
wrong way to handle things.
Now, at the sensitivity comes in that you got a person in extreme
pain, they're not open at this moment to receive any advice. I
say that I say about that.
Okay, we'll just have to wait. If they're not in a position to
receive any advice, then you don't correct them. You don't there's no
point in correcting them or advising them. You have to wait
until they're as this new generation says in the right
headspace.
Can a lady in her Ida perform ombre? If it is a day of divorce,
not of death? If her husband died, then no, she should not be going
on trips. But if it is a matter of her
being in the head of divorce, then yes, she may go out on camera.
What is the fastest way to become a Zed if you want to become a
head.
Get busy seeking your reward from Allah in this life and the next.
And you will find such a satisfaction in asking Allah for
his reward.
Right? And then you will sort of there a lot of light will enter
your heart, you will lose interest in a lot of things. And that's
what true Zuid is losing interest in what is a waste of time? And
what is the distraction? What's the appropriate time to switch
from self study of Arabic and FIP via ArcView. To learning with a
teacher, you should always do both at both times. It's not mutually
exclusive. You You should a video is like a book, books were made to
be read and videos were made to be watched. You can do that and be
studying with a teacher at the same time. There's no reason not
to do both. And I would say that the human being is always the
priority, but the human being is not there for you all the time.
That's the issue. The video is there for you all the time. Why do
your scholars write books, because he can't be with you all the time.
So they write a book. You're meant to read that book, as long as you
can understand the technical terminology in that book, you
should read it and then go back to study with teachers. And we are
accepting guests now. Anyone who's on the East Coast, you're an
ArcView student on the East Coast.
Come visit us. We now have purchased some blankets, some
pillows and you could crash downstairs for a day or two. No
more than three days. Right? No more than three days after that.
You're either paying us rent or you're leaving. No offense to
anybody. But it's three days you come because there other people
want to come visit. You want to come and spend time with us.
Thursday night, we have
classes, and we have program every Thursday night. Friday, we got
Joma we got the hang up after July.
We got programmed Friday night. Saturday, we're always off.
And then Sunday,
all day.
Alright, so you want to come hang out with us? You can do that. Can
we stay for 40 days and do to blue?
If you pay rent, maybe.
So because there's a lot of ArcView students that live like
three hours away. So they come for a couple a couple days, right?
Because you just got to be online, you got to make use of the
Internet is just a resource. You got to make use of it. Just like a
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human beings we Muslims, we believe in meeting human beings.
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to more questions Read me a question.
Give me a question.
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Use comes at the same time as hardship doesn't ease come after
the hardship also
is comes at all times from somebody who has a good opinion of
Allah Tala, you are in a constant state of ease. It's just that
sometimes that ease comes with a precursor of some pain.
Okay?
Keep reading.
It's m Hamza is saying Islamically. What is someone
seeing when they are in a coma? I have no clue to be quite honest
with you, we can ask them.
Right people are in a coma. And
we can ask them it's similar to I guess it's similar to like, sleep,
like a deep sleep. But we can ask them.
Are we allowed to talk in our own language in sujood? Then the
answer is yes, you may, if you do not speak the Arabic language or
you speak it, but you cannot express yourself in the Arabic
language in the sujood. You're allowed to do that. Okay.
What are the benefits of reciting plus either
the benefits of reciting qasida till Buddha.
It's one of those customers that many, many, many, many, many
automat say it's blessed, it's beloved by Allah. It's something
that they found so many blessings, when they recite it, because it is
said, and this is just the testimony of the author of the
Buddha imitable CD and you can believe him or not believe him, I
believe him. I believe him because my teachers said, believed him and
their teachers believed him and their teachers leave him all the
way back in the chain of transmission of believing him,
because he was an upright person. So he said that he recited this
boat up after he got sick. And he was a poet for the kings. And he
used to just like, basically imagine someone who's a graphic
designer, or a media guy or a marketing guy, and he's just
working for the highest bidder, right? Mercedes, Nike, whatever,
then all of a sudden, he gets sick and starts using his skills for
the sake of Allah. So he got really sick. And he started using
his skills
in writing poetry for the Prophet, peace be button.
And in fact, people talk about it. It was literally very simple
poetry. It's not like ornate poetry that people talk about like
the Persians, like jamea, Rumi, all these words, no, it's actually
very simple poetry. Anyone can understand it. That's one of the
benefits.
And he started directing all his skills to the prophets Praise,
praise of the prophets of Allah Lisa. And he said that, for the
Buddha,
he actually saw the Prophet indivision. And he recited the
entire Buddha, to the Prophet peace be bonded, and the Prophet
was so pleased. And even one line, the prophet completed the line for
him. And the Prophet was so pleased with him that he took off
his cloak, this cloak, which is called the Buddha, and he threw it
onto a memorable city. And he memorable seen it as the border
came to him, he woke up. And then he was healed also, from his
sickness. So he took that this book does a healing to and that
word spread and trustworthy people accepted, it, believed it, and
moved on, right and pass it on to me. And as a result of that, the
Buddha does spread and spread and spread.
Can I switch math hubs says MHB, XYZ to make it easier practice in
the West, is it permitted, it is permitted to switch your method if
it is on a principle,
that is not just desires, but it's a principle. So for example, if I
go to a land and I got a lot of
I got a lot of scholars, or resources for a certain method, I
don't know my dean, I need to learn it, then it is valuable to
that you can change your method or I was born on a certain method.
Okay, I was born on a certain method.
But I, I never investigated now I'm student of knowledge I'm
studying I'm reading and the HT head of the common Muslim
is to choose who was most worthy of following common Muslim is not
someone dumb, doesn't mean he's dumb. It just means he's not
trained. You're smart enough to read study, examine the
methodologies. In the same way that every non Doctor chooses a
doctor, how do I choose a doctor references I look at the person, I
see how I'm being treated here. Like Well, in also you, you can
read the methodologies, you can read the biographies of the Imams,
you could read the history of the method.
Okay.
And then you choose a principle and you live based on a principle.
This is the easiest way to live. So I've chosen the principle. Now
I'm going to put in the factors of life and the evidences and
whatever come
is out. That's what I that's how I live by as long as and there are
always exceptions in every every method, there are exceptions in
which a certain methodology will produce a certain ruling that for
us, it becomes like impossible. Let me give you an example. In the
medical method, tanning does not purify leather. So, the leather
that the Muslims use has to be from a pure source, right? The
behalf. Okay, that if you're going to wear leather, you can wear any
leather you want. But to pray with it. It has to be Libya, according
to Maddox madhhab and his methodology. Now,
the ship had demean of Mauritania. He gave a photo, he said that we
also have another principle is that when commerce is so mixed up,
commerce is so mixed now that I can be in in New Jersey and I'm
wearing a shirt that was made in Bangladesh, right? Common, you
could be in Saudi Arabia, and you could be eating at McDonald's. And
you don't know where the meat was sourced out of the meat could have
been sourced out of Australia for all you know. So there is a
principle in the medical method in which when things become
impossible to decipher, the rule doesn't apply anymore. So she had
demeaned said,
All Commerce today, the leather, it's all mixed up. No one knows
where the leathers actually coming from. Right? It could say made in
Italy, but the leathers from who knows where, right. A belt for
example, could say made in Italy. Yeah, the belt is made only
where'd they get the leather from? Doesn't mean the leather is from
Italy. So he said that it that doesn't apply anymore. That's what
should have been set.
So there are exceptions to the mother had but the mother had with
a within. They have a mechanism of handling these seeming
impossibilities and inconsistencies Sameer X and Milan
says is a Muslim ruler committing Cofer without being
a Kaffir if He rules by something other than the rules of ALLAH
SubhanA which odd there is three possibilities and the Quran points
to these by calling him different terms, and students at Imran.
The first one is fast. The second is
like on one festival, like on one caffeine. And there's a third one,
which I don't want to misquote. But if the person believes that
Sharia is Allah's law, but because of temptation and business and
dunya and pleasing people, he doesn't rule by it.
He's a festival. He's just an open center, which is a big deal.
But in contrast to what's to come, it's not if he
he believes that, yes, it's the rule of Allah. But it doesn't
apply to us anymore. Then he's
right. He's an innovator.
Like it's, yeah, it's God's law. But that's for the old days. It's
not God's law for now. But I respect it. It's God's law, but it
doesn't apply to us. And he goes and finds every single loophole,
because he doesn't respect that it's God's law, but I don't
believe it applies to us. He's in looked at, that's an innovation.
If he then
does not even believe that it's Allah's law.
Then he's a monster, this guy.
Right? But if he's a decent politician, he won't say that,
because he'll know that there's some crazy Muslim group will rise
up out of that. And by the way, I like some of these crazy people.
There's a reason for some of this craziness justified sometimes, but
again, not every
wrong that fighting every wrong. You don't get carte blanche
because you're fighting the wrong.
Okay? So just because, let's say certain ruler XYZ is a facet that
doesn't give me carte blanche to do whatever I want to him. He's a
motet let's say
you know this Syrian rulers are not even Muslims they're in
Parliament. It's altruism is another religion altogether it's
mixed with some Islamic terms and has a history in Islamic history.
It has a history in it and oma in the history of the OMA it's not
Islam period discussion over everyone knows that what they're
upon this auto ism is not Islam when they use the name of Satan it
or not.
That doesn't mean I can do whatever I want. So, we have to
always look at that, that we have to observe certain procedures.
So now
can them what up be the main book in the home to refer to little
fapy matters because the small
other books don't contain all the matters. I've never seen anyone do
that, to use them water as a book of fit because you have to
understand how there's certain things that a mimetic
used in the mortar or did in them what that may not be apparent. So
you actually have to study his methodology. For example, ematic
cites many headaches,
not for the sake of using them as evidence, but out of the sake of
telling people that I know this sound narration. I'm letting you
know that I know it.
But it's not my evidence because I have a stronger evidence, and
usually that is a solitary Hadith. That contradicts or that is not
the Amil of Ellen Medina, but he cites it. And there was a man who
came to emetic, you cite this hadith about buying and selling,
but your fear is the opposite of it. Why do you give the Feds Well,
that is opposite to the Hadith you have in your book. Madi got upset
with his attitude. And he said so that no ignorant person like
yourself thinks that I didn't know it. I knew the Hadith but there's
a better evidence than that. So you have to understand how what
Malik meant by that there's Hadith for example, Malik says that there
was a man who saw
in Medina, a man slaughtering a pigeon, a little bird as Africa,
Africa, seven days after babies born, you slaughter some food, you
give out the meat to people. Good. Malik cites that, but then
afterwards, he cites that this is not the practice though. Yes,
someone did that. I know someone did that. But that's not the
practice the practice is it has to be a sheep.
So Origo so you have to understand the method in which medic is
talking about the
message from the Hemis? Oh, she says that a B or a When Mubarak
Imam is owed is leading a campaign
for art for you to start supplying GMT based timings for classes.
GMT
UK, because they're like
we have diehards in the UK.
And they like going to work like this. Right? Because they stayed
up till two in the morning studying job but it's it's so
heat, right? And they're lucky they actually don't drive they're
just use the train. But they can't do it anyway that we have to we
have to start giving them GMT classes. And guess what? It's
easier for us to do GMT classes. imams are busy at night
in the massage with people or with their families.
But we need to be basically in the daytime Imams. It can probably
teach in the daytime if he's a musky man.
There is a medically fit guide for normal people or common Muslims do
they mean to say yes Shakur Amina store. Also, by the way, the
person asked this question. The way that ArcView works is each
meth hub.
Each meth hub has a chat. Okay.
That chat is made for you to ask the quick question to the show.
Hey, shake. I'm right now I'm about to eat something that has
this and it is Hello, hello. I'm a common guy can't look it up. I'm
not going to trust a website.
So we have that, you know that WhatsApp chat? That's part of the
purpose of ArcView that the shield will answer your questions.
The high B says is it considered Helen if you take loans out from
banks?
No, it is not. It's an interest loan. The bank would not do it if
it was not an interest loan. I have some hair sticking out here
and just notice I'm like one of those you know this fashionable
hijab is stuck there. That's probably politically incorrect
thing to say but some people do it. Right.
Eman Meyer says what do I say to the person who told me to speak
only Arabic they said no other language is allowed. Yes, that is
the Shafi and Hanafi and humbly position.
What I give you as the medical position
Why do Muslims have different answers to one question, excellent
question why? Why are there multiple answers to one question?
And the answer to that is that is two things. Number one, the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said Allah obligated
certain things, and he forbade certain things. And he remained
silent on certain things out of a mercy for you, not out of
forgetfulness, those things that he remains silent upon, are for
the scholars
to answer themselves. So that it will allow many different
opinions.
Because some opinions may benefit others. Right. Each opinion may be
of benefit and so on.
all the benefits end up existing in the OMA. Right? All the
benefits end up existing.
So that's one thing. Second thing.
Second thing,
there are always things that happen in life. The revelation
came with the basic fundamentals and the principles but the world
keeps changing. And there are something called no as new
matters, new matters which require us to draw upon the principles of
the Quran and the Sunnah. And answer them, well, not us, but the
scholars. So they do that, okay, and they may differ on those
things. So, these are two reasons. So one thing on purpose that Allah
subhanaw taala left certain matters, he didn't give a ruling
on it,
he left it to the scholars use their judgment,
then there are always new matters that come on, that get involved in
life and we get involved in these things. So, the scholars have to
give us answers, and again, the scholars may draw on different
principles.
And therefore, all those benefits will exist in the OMA. So, you
have different methods and different groups and each group
will preserve a different value virtue and benefit. So, for
example, when we say no the 100 If you say no, you do not make sujood
you do not speak any other language in the Salah, anopheles
or Shafi. Let's say for example, there's a value in that that
forces people to learn Arabic Right? Or it keeps they keep
the.in their heart, the medically a different with us and know that
people need to express themselves to their Lord. And there's nothing
prohibiting this. So you have difference of opinion, each these
virtues, these virtuous things are being preserved in the OMA. So all
of us have to preserve certain things like what we all have to
preserve to hate, for example,
and we all have to shun alcohol, for example. But there are other
virtues and vices which it's okay if there's a diversity in the OMA
for it.
And if you look at the Islamic groups, you see this.
Some groups are very big on Dawa other groups are memorizing Quran.
If there are groups if you join, you're not going to do any dough,
you're gonna memorize the Quran. It's an amazing virtue.
But if everyone did that no one did Dawa. And we have a problem.
So different virtues preserve different things. So that's why
there is great wisdom and great value in having different schools
of thought and different motherhood.
All right, next question.
Which ArcView plan allows us to study Johanna to towhead ArcView
plus ArcView. Plus is a scholarship track
or a few basic is the fundamentals. I really, I really
hope that we can one day have 10,000 people on ArcView basic.
Why? Because we want the fundamentals of FIP RP the
Illumina Quran Illumina Hadith to be known by we need 1000s of
people to know it ArcView scholarship track is going to be
for somebody who
is ready to move on and study have your books and has the patience to
take that for years because Johanna sister he's gonna take at
least three terms if not more, Sister x y lo says double oh seven
All right, so she says ruling on the sheets with sounds only by the
voice and the hands even if these sounds and upset sounding like
music is hella free to to listen to we just go by the letter of the
law not by the spirit of the law. So it sounds like that and they
put echoes and they put effects and they put everything else but
they did not use an instrument so on what basis is are the scholars
going to say it is haram for them?
Good so that is a it is allowed our bodies Sunni Muslims now our
bodies are a sect still like the opposite of the Shia. They they
it's just a sect. It has no value no benefit. And I'm sorry to say
that some people get offended when I say that their school of thought
has no value no benefit. I had one of my kids the other day saying
upset Oh what are you upset?
Because
I made a picture for the other kid. And they said and they said
it's I don't want it
said It's garbage. I said so. Child Why did you say that your
siblings painting is garbage. They made it for you. Who taught you to
say these things I said I didn't like as I call them garbage? said
where did you learn to talk like that?
There's nothing perfect livestream. When you don't like
something you call it garbage. Okay, great. So turnout. I'm a bad
example. But
it is what it is. Some stuff is just useless. There is no value.
You can study it Wikipedia. Learn what the body
Momentum is but what benefit has it buddy method what the world?
Nothing
my friend apostate it. Well edit that thing because you can't be
friends with an apostate. He is in says insulting things about Islam.
No, it's very sad to be honest with you. But you're not we're not
allowed to keep the company. It's in metal ability and many other
elementary things that
we don't keep the company of philosophy
of apostates a past, let alone a positive facet because the open
public's in, he's not embarrassed about his sins. Why? Because we
don't trust ourselves. We ourselves can be, can be loaded.
When Mike, for example, my kids and I don't like talking about my
family. But when my family asked me, for example, why are you
taking the electronics away? I take I take this stuff when I pack
it away at night, right? I know the temptation of sitting. And
when you're tired and your judgments not clear, you can sit
on a phone or computer and iPad for hours. And I'm telling you,
you you sit down at 11pm Say to yourself, I'm just going to look
for five minutes while I relax. At the end of a long day.
You blink it's 2:30am. And now you're in a cycle of like, you're
in a cycle where your brain just have to look at the screen.
And
I have to say, I don't trust myself my neffs my own neffs in
enough Silla, Martin Bisou Allah says this in the Quran, you're not
a prophet, you're not a big anything. We are human beings. I
don't trust my own neffs. And I don't trust your neffs. And I
don't trust the EBC people on this. And I don't trust that some
people are not a blessing people, but they produce really great
videos. You can sit for hours watching these videos, right? And
these apps are just these people are like, the Wizards of the
Pharaoh. They're they made apps that I can't get my eyes off this
right. I literally can't get my eyes off this. They know exactly
what I want. What makes me happy. I can't get my eyes off these
things. Right? And it happens. Are we going to say it doesn't happen?
Are we going to fake it that we're like some pious people that did
that this doesn't happen. I don't want it to happen anymore. Right?
I want to get the snake under control, just as Musa controlled
the snake. With Allah's help. This is the snake of the pharaohs time,
right of our time of the pharaohs magicians. These app guys are
geniuses. They've got you on algorithms that you just can't
stop doing this with your thumb. You can't stop, right. And you're
it's two in the morning, your judgment is it's clouded. It's,
it's, it's now soft, you can't control yourself anymore. And you
just keep going, right?
I need to protect myself from that I'm going to protect you from it.
You don't have to necessarily like that. I want to try to make this
as fun as possible your childhood and your upbringing. But I have to
do this because I just I know, it's a mess up your next day. And
if you mess up a day, you can mess up a week. If you mess up a week,
you can mess up a month. If you mess up a month, you can mess up a
quarter, three months. If you mess up a quarter of your year, you
messed up your whole year. If you mess up your year, you mess up
your life. And these childhood 1314 This is the it's the most
important time to get into good habits and to build for your
future. Right. And if you're a parent, you're not just worried
about their dunya or your ACARA you're worried about their dunya
and their extra. Even if I was going from the dunya. Let's say I
just I'm not even have nothing to do with the deen just from the
dunya we perspective, this distractions terrible for you.
From the dunya we perspective, I don't want you on this. I'd rather
you be spend part of your time in athletics to get your physical
body going to bond with your friends.
But not all the time with athletics. I don't want a jock and
a meathead for a kid. Okay, you got to have some time in the dean
in the masjid studying and giving back to the community and you have
to have some time. A lot of time for your academics whether or not
we want to talk theory and say you know abracadabra Jelani, he did
this. Okay, go send your kid back and go live back in that century.
Okay, don't give me a metaphor from from books. Give me something
in real life. Real life requires a
lot of time to be devoted to these academics, whether you like it or
not, I don't care if I like it, or I don't like it. But it's the
reality of life. And you go fast forward and the people who don't
have certain problems in life.
They focused. They did good in school. That's how simple it is. I
hate school more than anyone else. I'm telling you, but I did like
the I did love studying to be honest with you. I hated. I hated
classes where the teacher was sloppy. I had a chemistry
professor
Sir, he was all over the place I hated. I then had a bio professor.
Okay. She's one of those old school lesbians, right? The old
school, I'm talking 1970s and 80s. lesbians. These types were,
I don't know, I worked with two lesbians, her and I had another
lady who was the office manager in an academic department that I was
in trying to these people are the easiest people to deal with.
Right? Well, they're like, the easiest people to deal with.
There's no drama with these people. She was strict. Both of
them were super strict. Okay, they like have the same uniform, right,
like the office manager uniform, the buttoned up shirt, the
doctor's pants, right and the short hair. But she was so strict,
but she was so predictable. Right? I loved studying for that class.
That was a bio class. I love studying for that class.
So if the teacher was solid, and and push you hard, but also was
predictable that I loved that aspect of things whenever it was
like, like the teacher was just not that great.
And it was I was like Helter Skelter. I didn't find the ability
to do it. But the challenge for me, I just took it as a sport. I
just made it a different sport. And the chat, the championship of
the sport,
is to be exempt from the final. I don't know if they have this these
days. But if you get straight A's across each marking period, you
don't have to take the final
To me that was a championship. Right? And that's where that's
basically how I did it. So school whether you like it or not, you
have to do it. So that's what we want. This is distraction these
tools these things, they gotta be locked up. I can't have these
snakes all over the house, right? So
we don't trust our knifes and that's that all came from we don't
keep the company of a festive you definitely don't keep the company
of a motet and an apostate who's leaving Islam if he comes back and
he wants to ask you questions about Toba. Hey, I want to come
back bla bla fine, answer the question and welcome him with open
doors. If he comes with that attitude, otherwise, I'm not
keeping his friendship. How do I know he's not gonna rub off on me?
Are you some saint?
He can rub off on me. So if he comes with questions and answers,
and he wants answers in a genuine way, not hey, let's I'm
challenging, you know, don't challenge me go talk to Allah
subhanaw taala and go.
When you see a lot out in the afterlife, take that attitude. See
what it brings you. You're just gonna get the venue.
Good. Is the Benny are the angels of punishment. If you're coming
with an attitude, I'm not even talking to you. I talked to
attitudes, not to the person. Always assess the person by their
attitude, not what the what they're saying. I want to look at
the attitude.
How do we set boundaries Islamically when someone is acting
in a way that you don't like, not necessarily halal and haram? Very,
very good question. And Allah has given us His answer in the Quran.
If you ever want to move away from them, Allah says Aquila, home
Cola, may Surah, say a nice word and walk away. Just say something.
Hey, guys, I'm busy. I can't do this, Hey, I really want to be
with you guys. But I gotta run. Ali ragab says, Can we use music?
As for example, let's see, he says here as a means to an end? And the
answer is no, I'm telling you. And I'll say it over and over and
over. Music puts you in a different zone. And you find it
very hard to get back into the vibration of the Quran. The zone
of the Quran, there's no word for this in Arabic, I don't think
maybe the word had. But music, it puts you in a different orbit and
a different wavelength. And you've listened to music a lot with these
full instruments and orchestras no matter what it is, you find it
very difficult to get back into the Quran. And when you recite
from memory, it's gone. Like where did the SUTA go? I used to know
this. So you don't want to go that route?
Are there any books or some new methodologies that you can
prescribe for us parents, I have a three year old and a one year old.
Any advice on the best way to raise these little humans? First
of all, you're very, very lucky that you're getting ahead of the
game and you're getting your mind right before your kids or
teenagers. But I would highly recommend to read everything you
can get your hands on from Muslims and non Muslims. Okay, I would
highly recommend you read the books of Leonard Sachs.
Leonard Sachs. He's one of the best people to talk about this
subject. And many, many, many Christians out there in America.
They're also trying to
to raise their kids and fight against the machine that has come
out there in destroying families, destroying mines, destroying
generations. So get the books of Leonard Sachs
Read the
read the books, any book that he references to read,
just read a lot, and watch a lot of videos and spend time with
them. Time is the best thing that you can spend to be honest with
you, the one thing I have learned that
is the best piece of advice is spend time, you might be the
dumbest person in the world. But if you spend a lot of time doing
something, you'll get better at it.
There's no quick fix in this, I don't believe in this thing of
quality time over quantity time. It could be both right quality,
you need to spend a lot of time with these humans, and you realize
how they're coming out. But you have to have a lot of courage.
Most people are afraid.
They're afraid of their kids. Right? Um, I have read just
suggest you be afraid of the bad consequences of things. More than
being afraid of your kids, and observe other families.
This is a nonstop we're all learning this. Nobody really
hasn't got it down. There's no such thing as I got it done.
There's no such thing.
It's a constant nonstop learning. That's why I never give a
parenting class. How could you give a parenting class? Did I do
it? Right? What can I show you as my proof? Okay, I gotta wait to
their old by the time they get old guess what? times changed, right?
And the new parents that like the like the parents of who are just
having their kids in the year 2035. Let's say 15 years from now,
I'll have so much parenting experience. But the parent who's
having his first kid that in the year 2035. He's got to deal with
fitness that I don't even understand. Right?
Our own parents, they don't know the fitna of mobile phones and I
pads and online learning they don't they have no experience on
this, how could you advise me on something you don't know?
Right? So they can only advise the spirit, which is be patient, spend
a lot of time with them. Be patient, you know, all that stuff.
Be happy. Make sure the home is a happy environment, the general
spirit of things but the specifics they can't advise. It's going to
be the same with me. By the time I learned then figured this out, and
all kids have gotten in there. And I learned but I've made mistakes
and benefited by the time I transmit that life has changed
right it's upon a lot that's how it is every generation has to
discover it on their own.
Dino says are healthy occur and K fee are used interchangeably in
the context of B that K if we don't say b k if we say well k for
LA yakun it is not possible. There is no how with Allah subhanaw
taala. For examples, how does he descend? No, we don't know how he
doesn't know the scent is not even a possibility.
And majaz exists in the Arabic language allegory. Metaphor exists
in the Arabic language. Therefore it exists in the Quran. And
furthermore, we have to weed out for all of these things from the
setup that we can rely upon. So
we say as a share IRA, that
hey, cool, and that's Maddox quote, right medic has two quotes
on this one is not the correct quote one is the correct quote,
the correct quote is given by in 100, US Kalani, let me read it to
you in exact language so I don't make a mistake. And I have these
all saved.
Yeah, I got these all saved in my
in my albums, the iPhone albums, I got 10 Z as a as like an album. I
pull it up like
a bleed, like a switchblade. Anytime someone brings these up,
these exact saying of emetic as narrated by Edna hagit Alaskan
Ernie is
a Rama no other artist our the merciful is on an odyssey stone
This is the verse
upon the artist making sdwa Kemah wasafi NAFSA who as he described
himself well Allah you Luca if we do not say cave work Eva and whom
are for the even asking how for Allah this is lifted meaning in
the terminology for it now it is rationally a contradiction.
There's no asking Kaif what okay for anumana for what antara julu
And you're a bad person because this person is was just asking
these questions because of fitna
so had been
a thread you
expelled.
Okay, let us now look at
a couple more questions before we wrap up today.
Give me
two minutes. I'll be back in two minutes.
Come type in Sofia society see if they approved our campaign for. We
want to send three kids to ombre this year.
One of my goals and this is going to be another organization that we
develop or it's just going to be a branch of Safina said
I want to send people to Omaha. I want kids to go with a shake to
ombre.
No search.
Do a search for Safina study and see for campaign.
SP, I've asked two questions. Alright, let's see what the SP has
said. We're here for your hikma May Allah subhana wa Tada let us
roommate live and die. In the case of the Muslims. This is such a
something that I remember being learning and studying and enjoying
every minute of it. And now it's time for me to pay that back.
And I do it with joy and pleasure.
Okay, the question here is, I sometimes at work, listen to
sunnova and vicar good.
No problem. But I feel guilty sometimes No, don't worry about
this a vicar was salawat and all that love that so be that you can
listen to it. But not the Quran you have to you have to be able to
focus on the Quran
Sophia has a good piece of advice. Do not look at your phone right
away. wait an hour when you wake up. That's a good piece of advice.
I don't know how I have a friend Subhanallah I went to hedge with
him. And we were in the room. And he has an iPhone one of these
iPhones this big. And
this brother, he can go in the middle of the night, wake up at
230 in the morning, read a PDF from his iPhone and go right back
to sleep. I personally can't do that. If I look at a text message.
Right? I'm up for an hour my brain will not sleep again. I don't know
how people do it.
What does it mean if a friend dreams you are pregnant says Yafa
de Well, I'm not going to interpret your specific dream but
I will tell you that pregnancy usually means that good is coming.
Right that good is coming good is on the way. Okay, let's go into
the search box type in Sofia society.
But as we said in the beginning of the stream, the way of Allah it's
Sabra things will come slowly.
no results all right let's send a message to
these brothers. Okay launch good
I'm gonna go I'm gonna send it to the to the President himself.
Michigan Chris
isn't name is Abdul Rahman below vaults, bow vaults over French
okay yeah mr. Frenchman
As Salam aleikum.
Chris You are
Salam aleikum? Chris how's it going? Hope LaunchCode is doing
well and everything you're actually live on that nothing but
facts live stream. I'm recording this live. I'm asking if you could
move up our, our campaign for the ombre, raising money for the three
students to go to Amara insha. Allah, we're going to do it. It's
only $10,000 For three kids to go to ombre. So Chris, can you ask
your guys and give the order since you're the big boss to move my
account up and to verify it so that we can start raising the
funds for that, please? Thank you very much.
All right, so that was Chris bow vaults, the founder
of this brilliant idea. I mean, it was it's such a good idea I'm
almost jealous.
As as a good deed plus a business idea.
Next question, Who do we got?
Hello, I'll give it a sip symptoms of anxiety. Oh, Salam salah and
the Prophet is number one source of removing anxieties. And you
have to do a lot though, to 300 a day 1000 A day.
Good. Why is my lad called eight if there's only two aids in Islam?
There are only two aids that are sunnah. Cada from the prophets of
Allah what He was some of them. There may be another Eid that is
just not as soon as is highlighted for you to celebrate. I just mean
something that happens every year. So celebration and Islam is
permitted.
You cannot elevate an Eid to become so normal.
That's only two aids or cinema camera for the entire ummah.
Okay, but in general, you're allowed to celebrate something
that is halal and the method of celebration is Hallett. But you
cannot elevate it to Santa Monica. So the proof is on the one who
prohibits so a celebration. In general celebration of things in
Islam is permitted. You may celebrate things, scheduling
things is permitted. You may schedule something.
Okay, it is permitted to schedule something SANIKA media nice logo.
As Seneca media on Instagram. Very nice logo, I have to say.
So that's the answer to the question for fatigued say it. It
is permitted to celebrate something what is not permitted is
to alter what is so new, aka from what is mobile. Right? It's mobile
to celebrate things.
Can you say bless you to a non Muslim after they sneeze? Yes. And
it's a dua for him. We asked him I Allah bless you, we should want
everyone to have the faith that we have of Islam. It's unfortunate
when I look around.
There's a lot of people with a lot of venom towards Islam, and a lot
of hatred
and a lot of ideas that are not true. So we really have to fix
that. We really need to fix it. How one person at a time. Every
one of you try to be a good example. Okay.
Hamza Hussein, cheering on our campaign, thank you so much, and
you're going to get this great reward. We're going to work
together to get great reward and insha Allah to Allah, that Allah
will deem us worthy of being saved, and not only us saved, but
our children can be saved. Right, and our youth could be saved.
Because you might have a kid who's not as motivated as you're in the
deal. It just happens, right? And you might have a kid who is more
motivated than you and they have more resources than you so they
can better go.
And I'm going to be 95 Is there a medical text to be studied after
Helene? You study the commentaries on Khalil and then you learn you
study will still refer to how to give feta or nasbla. So you do
there is that whole field of study?
Which is the federal shift? Do we need to cover Miss prayers? Yes,
you do. It's called Kabbalah. The current prayers called
the old prayer that you miss is called Tada.
and you calculate the years that you owe, let's say, I don't know,
four and a half. Okay? So say five, right? Because five if I say
four and six months, maybe I don't know if five Yes. 100% I'll
definitely have covered all my misspellings in five years. I
didn't miss more than five years. Okay, good. So today is what is
October 3, let's say October 2022. From now until October
of 2027. That's five years you pray every fund twice and you do
not pray any no effort. There's no no effort exempted from you. With
one exception is that there are major community based Sunon ACA
that you may do if you are fulfilling your facade of your
Kedah which is aid
even Tada we have some people said as a festival not the ruling just
because there's a community element to it. Rain prayer Kusu
Kusu istikhara those yes you can do the community based and the
personal need prayers everything else is going to be just called up
got that all right good. Dino palabora says by Biela cave I met
without modality
is how pika same as K fear
I don't know what they mean by that to be quite honest with you
whether they when they say a via the Hannah Bella have a whole
they have a whole
diff they have a different meaning to the word via that if you go to
my episode my podcast episode on YouTube with
Schiff
the the panel I used to use even Saudi amazing
scholar who actually is due to give us to send us lectures which
we're going to share with with the world. We're sharing these
lectures with the entire world I need to find out now. Let's
contact Johanna Aveda to where are our videos we need these videos
because we want to hear this
this this Arpita from Chef Yusuf from element Russell humbly Yeah,
so let's send him a voice message
Oh, that's that's bad. The only thing is you can't send a voice
message on Facebook sweet
outside the Instagram app, so I'm gonna say Sidamo April exclamation
point. How are we coming on somebody videos on nakida videos.
You're gonna want to you don't want to miss these. How are we
coming on the piano recordings?
Question work? Should it be question mark, question mark or
just question mark.
This question Question mark question marks anxiety right?
That's anxiety right.
Okay.
last message, right inbox. This is a new segment of our program
checking the inbox and mom says I have not gotten a message back
from yet tours. So
okay, so let us say because we have almost a trip coming. Some
people get the land package only other people get the air and the
land package
as salaam aleikum, Yasser Guevara, check it out. There's a sister Her
name is Maha Massoud, she sent you an email
and about the land package maybe this is private I'm sorry ma'am,
but it's public now.
Can you please email her please?
I have no idea. He said he's gonna send me the roster but it's
decreasing day by day.
Okay, Saddam, do you know the secrets of by ear, erode by your
art, by your art. By your art style art means.
It's literally like, you move faster than is really like
mathematically expected. You travel from one place to another
faster than is mathematically expected. And this is one of the
CO mats that happens when a person an individual is very near to
Allah subhana which it becomes one of his Korematsu that he may
travel to a location faster than what is mathematically expected.
That's it. It's just more about your nearness to Allah Tada
through a bed that was thicker and avoiding haram.
Avoiding Haram is really spot on. It's really the secret. Avoid
haram. Avoid Sense and Avoid the sins of the heart of Kibera of
arrogance of all these things a bad relations with pee
If we don't want to have better relations with us as Muslims, we
should be very soft.
Right with with people. All right. Thoughts on the bash. You want me
to say something and you get myself like excommunicated or
killed? Right? The ambassador Don't play games. They do not play
games the bash come from a scholar who spent his life in Lebanon,
he's from Ethiopia. But he lived in Lebanon. I believe he lived in
Medina for a time fighting the Wahhabi
fighting the Wahhabi, and he spent a lot of time doing that. I don't
know anything about the organization. But that's they're
off to
war
with the Wahhabi in what is correct but there was two things
that I'm telling you others have said about them from the non bash
scholars that said that
they're there there is some glue in in tech fear they made sick
fear in places where others did not and number two, there is some
to show you all regarding bad things said about SafeNet muawiya
Okay that's the answer to that yeah bass yeah come out too much
don't come after me I'm telling you the people what others have
said from the my teachers and awkward okay
I guess if they want to come up to me they can I said it right so if
you can't say something and then not want the consequence left, but
when I go to Philly I pray in their mosque that's the mosque I
go to in Philly. And they pray se which I have no problem with.
Because the pemula by fitrah se by fitrah if dissembler by like
technical precision is going to be northeast right?
fitrah is going to be southeast because you ask yourself a simple
question does the sun rise East is no discussion we know it's east
but we different north or south. But if you go by fitrah you ask
yourself
is it colder here or in muck? Ever see it's snowing in Mecca? Right
we get snow they don't we're northern we're more North than
them. So common sense says blah SES so I don't blame them for that
right that's not to me an issue even the slightest issue.
Sense and Medic Did you hear my answer on
Did you hear my answer on Salawat
Sarwat on the prophets of Allah when he said them removes anxiety
faster than you can ever imagine. And not only that it replaces
replaces it with sweetness. Can you give us some insight says lead
and lead hasn't asked the question a long time.
On in L Allah he were in daily Rajon to allow you along and to
Allah should we shall return this has to come our hearts from
calamities.
And we can say it at anything which we would determine to be a
calamity. It's not just for death, right? It's not just for death,
anything that we consider to be a calamity
is a calamity. Then we could say in the law.
And there's a great reward for that Willa gallium Salawat. to
mirror a boomerang.
upon them is Salawat from Allah and Rama, what is Salawat Salawat
from Allah is essentially Salawat has been described one of the
definitions of it is everything good.
And including Rama, then Rama is said again, as either emphasis or
that subtle Watts is on you now and Rama later, more Rama later.
And Allah knows best but that is the the idea and the concept of
saying in LA or in LA Rajjo to Allah we belong and Unto Allah,
we've shall return. Which means Allah can do whatever he wants
with the creation, but he's wise and merciful. So whatever is
happening now that I don't like, is for wisdom. And to learn a
lesson. Maybe it's a wisdom that I'm going to see later down the
line, et cetera.
Jose Hamza Hussain says, There is no Tisha you're allowed in this
chat and that is totally true. Who is guilty of to show you so we
could block him.
Mohammed saying workone our Maldivians, no, he became a Sunni,
did you not? Or was you just lying and giving me it's up to you when
he said that he has absolute love for Abu Bakr and Omar Northman and
Ali and he loves Seda Isha Omen, Omen movement in your mother,
whether you like it or not, and actually she is not the mother of
the vessel Tina and the Muppets idea. She said that herself
actually. Right.
Okay, so but hopefully
it wasn't so clear and he was here
is
Ibrahim Khan did the Prophet seek refuge from becoming like Greek
philosophers? Is it so he was given the narration? I'd never
heard that nourish this week's question from Sophia, when will
you tell us about the series of miscommunications that kept you
outside the country? Oh, boy, the series of unfortunate events that
we hamdulillah was an important experience. Let me just tell you
this.
This is a real important thing, the wisdom behind one of the
wisdoms,
our data center here,
we're on the third floor.
The second floor people to family lives, their first floor.
It's dotted FETs classrooms, it doubles up. And it's the soup
kitchen. And it's going to also double up as like a bed and
breakfast. Not a luxurious one, you're gonna sleep on the floor.
But for the students of knowledge who are on the East Coast, ArcView
students on the East Coast, we're putting together where they could
come and crash for the weekend from Thursday night, to Sunday
night.
And then they could, you know, just be be part of the classes
here and hang out with the guys here.
We're surrounded by people from the Dominican Republic, from
Mexico, from Ecuador, from Nicaragua, from all the Central
American countries, right.
And we deal with them every day. Not deal with them like
intimately. But I deal with them in terms of they're the people who
built this place, the people who who are, who are,
who renovated this place
and built most of the stuff, they're from these countries.
What ended up happening with me in August, was that I was in one of
these countries.
And I ended up getting stuck there.
And I didn't know how long is going to be stuck there.
So I had to cut my costs because I did not know how long this is
going to stay this is going to be which made me then look for the
cheaper, you know, place to stay. And that forced me to spend about
it ended up being less six days.
When I spent six days in one of these countries, okay.
I really saw, you know, how they lived and what they're fleeing
from. They're fleeing from
something that many, many people many countries are also suffering
from. It's a type of mass depression. Not financial, it's
financial depression. It's morale. Like when you I see, I saw people
there. They spent the whole day in their PJs, and the flip flops.
Maybe it's poverty, but it's also morale is so down. Right? Morale,
like, there's no reason to live, there's nothing exciting, there's
no hope. Every turn that you take is trash, like physically, there's
trash. Nothing is done. Well, I passed by the government building.
The government building used to be the palace of a king a long time
ago. So it's a beautiful building. But even that, like you have this
gorgeous, gorgeous structure, and then they put the lettering like
the government building.
Okay, whatever. In Spanish, it was, like, there's not a single
time where they put lettering up that like all the letters are
there. It's like one letters missing and you just see the dirt
from around it. You know when that happens, right? Or you even a
beautiful building and someone had graffitied something,
or like a wonderful door. But it just wasn't, it hasn't been
stained for like years, decades. It's just like, dragged and it
just take five minutes to stain a door, right to just sand it off a
stain. This is the government building. But there's poverty,
there's probably tons of corruption,
New Brunswick, in this area, which is considered a little bit, it's
definitely considered, you know, not from the nice, the nice areas
to live in. It's not the hood. There's no one getting killed out
there. Right. There's not You're not going to walk outside and see
people dealing drugs. Okay,
a couple of blocks down that you will see people just who are out
of it, whose brains are fried from drug use.
And hamdulillah are two of our guys, one of whom is sister just
logged in. They maintained a type of sunnah that we have, which is
feeding these guys every Friday we go and just give them food. So
this area that we live in here, which any suburban American will
drive in and say, Whoa, what happened? What area we what part
of town when I'm telling you it's it's 10 times nicer than a regular
home and a regular life in one of these Central American countries.
And that's why this is a cut above everything. Now you have a context
of the people that you are claiming, and saying that we're
trying to, like, connect with, I have a context, right. And I now
it sort of gave me a motivation.
I want to, I want them to live better. I can't, it's not, doesn't
sit right with anybody, I don't think not just me, all of you
probably the same, to have a great blessing, and to see people to see
them with your own two eyes not have that blessing, it's
heartless. To then just say,
let it just go on with life and forget it, you know, like, I don't
want Don't, don't remind me of them because I can't enjoy my
blessing. No, I want to enjoy my blessing as a blessing from Allah
to Allah. But I want to be grateful, I want to live and die
as a grateful servant, as Allah says. And that gratefulness is by
using a lot of your time, which you don't have to spend any of
your time and money on this. There is no far from Allah is from your
willingness to want to be a grateful servant,
to spend your time and money
making giving them a little bit of a better life. Right? In the
worldly sense. That's the concept of our soup kitchen and having
gone there. I think that I believe personally, that's one of the
wisdoms because I cannot tell you how badly I wanted to get out of
there. Right? As much as I was like, Okay, this is a wisdom from
Allah, I'm going to, I'm going to make this happen. I'm going to
make myself happy here. I'm going to make myself enjoy this. I'm
going to try to see the wisdom here.
I can't tell you how happy I was to get out of there. And just to
land back in Newark Airport, Newark, New Jersey, which is not
we got the turnpike that was filled with factories. Right.
There's smoke coming out of every other exit, there's some factory
with smoke.
And I'm like, Oh, the relief, clean roads, right? Predictable
stuff. When I say predictable, for example, you you don't go in
America to an elevator and wonder if it's gonna work or not. Right?
In those countries, everywhere you go, you just wonder, is it gonna
work or not? Like, there's nothing predictable?
So that's the concept and idea that of of trying to wonder what
is the wisdom of this happening? And if you have that mentality,
you're never really upset, because even though I might be in pain and
misery, but I'm also fascinated, What is Allah doing with me here?
Why am I here? Like, you ever think about that? What is going
on? Why am I here? What is Allah doing with me? That's what it hit
commitment. I thought he says, the correct approach to conduct is ask
What is Allah doing with me today? Like these things? Like, why am I
doing with this person? What's the wisdom behind it? It's a constant
treasure hunt. It's a nonstop treasure, right? For the wisdom
that Allah has. And that's what I believe.
That's why I came back with a greater motivation, and a broader
vision, a broader vision for the dowel center, the soup kitchen,
which I'm thinking that it's going to be called let Cosina
like us in the kitchen, just in Spanish, like Cassina. And some
people say, Oh, that's not something from Islamic heritage.
Well, that's true. But this isn't serving the Muslims. We're here to
serve these Central American
populace population that's living right next to us, that they're not
enjoying what we enjoy. They're suffering the same way that some
of our family are suffering in Gaza and Egypt and Pakistan. But
we can't help them in the same way. These people are right here.
Two miles, right, two miles, three miles from us, they live. So by
analogy of Zika is a cat is due to the people that you are live in
the same land with, of course, the cars for Muslims, but by analogy,
I'm saying you really should help the people that live in the same
town as you. So
and that's our methodology and our methodology.
Our methodology is something that we don't invite them to Islam
openly like this. It's not our style, but they know that we're
Muslims. And if they ever ask a question, then if we see it peak,
we put it out there that we have a breakfast in the mosque, come to
the mosque for breakfast,
and
come to the mosque for breakfast, and we teach you about Islam,
because I don't want this to be Christian missionary work. I don't
like
it's just like here, taken advantage. I'm not into that. I
want it just to provide the service as Muslims and openly with
that, and we put procedures on so they hear the name of Allah. They
know that we're Muslims.
But yet at the same time, they're not being pushed. People are dumb,
just because they're poor. They're not dumb. And that's what happens
with
I think that in the missionary work I guess they do prey on those
who are a bit like that I don't want to go that route doesn't seem
right to me. So people aren't dumb you know we're Muslim you can come
and ask us and maybe at some point we will put some Spanish lectures
of Islam up that people can hear
like a La Cantina to for more informal La Cantina la Cosina
different
Yeah. Let's see what people said.
You support the soup kitchen by going to Safina society.org
backslash, found Foundation.
And soon there will be its own website. Right. Safina society dot
orgy. Backslash foundation. Click on it. Let's see what sorry
forward slash the brother always tells me forward slash not
backslash fine, forward slash foundation.
Enter. And you see this website. At the bottom it says in the
middle there, it's a soup kitchen support. You click on that bad
boy. And then you get a wonderful donation page. Together we could
do good deeds. And hopefully that will be the cause that Allah is
the means by which Allah to Allah saves us. Okay.
For each says, Why do we celebrate the birth and the death of the
prophet at the same time? No, we don't celebrate the death and who
celebrates the death of the prophets of Allah, we celebrate
the birth of the Prophet and we're celebrating that we're Muslims. We
could have been you could have been from anything else, right?
That's one of the things it's the vicar of Rasulullah sallallahu
alayhi salam, it's happiness with any mention of the prophets of
Allah who it was.
You want to do it on a rugby I would bet it doesn't make a
difference but there just happened to happen that the OMA does the
celebrations at one time, out of yellow well together at all and
have it more concentrated that all month it's mentioned of the
messenger Salallahu it he was one of them and reviving that within
us.
How do you deal with hard headed parents?
Let me tell you something, you're gonna have an easier life. If you
pass this test. They'll be the hard headed parent will stretch
your patience. When you stretch your patience, your rubberband
becomes stronger, bigger, you can absorb more as you grow on later
in life.
Okay.
So
that's how you do it. But if you are an adult man, and you are
grown, you should do it. You should know your rights. Once you
earn for yourself, you should know certain rights that you have. And
one of those rights that you have is to marry. Right you have the
right to do that you have the right to use your money as you see
fit. But at the same time, you should never you're also obligated
to take care of your parents if they need money. And you also have
to never leave them to be unhappy.
I wish I could donate all my money to the soup kitchen, Hamza
Sanchez, aka Lolita or the philosophy Camilla except that as
your intention?
What if Amin says What if one is shy of this Sharif lineage? Is it
permissible to change your name,
you can you can add you are the owner of your name, but you're not
the owner of your lineage. So
when you become an adult,
and your name is whatever it is, you're allowed to change your
name. But you're not allowed to lie about who your dad is.
That you're not allowed to lie. And you are obligated to inform
your kids of who you are. And if your parents ask you, if you're if
you're Mary, and you'd say the people ask you who you are, you
must identify yourself. And you don't have to say from the lineage
of the prophets lie some if you feel that this is something that
you want to you don't want a year or something but you cannot lie
about who your dad is.
That's there is a curse of Allah upon prophesy. centum said, who
changes his father. In other words, this lineage. So we cannot
say that that's not my father. That's my father.
That's not my mother. That's my mother. You're not allowed to do
that. You must state if you're, if there's a reason for people asking
such as they want to get to know you for marriage isn't the truth.
This is my father who I'm the son of so and so you can't change
that.
Volunteer view says what is the best way to be grateful to Allah?
Well, one of the set of gives a couple conditions number one, is
to always run
Remember, who gave you the gift? This is so important. Number two,
enjoy the gift and the huller. Allah did not give you a gift so
you can get rid of it. Enjoy it in the halal not in the Haram. Number
three. If there's any way to pass this on to others,
then do so.
So many a lot of doctors like try to treat patients for free.
Reign green, please tell the edit of of learning with scholars
online. We have the option to comment and talk to each other
while the ship is giving a lecture. What is the real edit?
It's best if it's if it's a Deus if it's a dust,
the dust portion of things then to distract others from it is a
disservice.
If it's opened up to q&a, like it is now it's a little bit more
relaxed. But if the data's portion of things than to have a side
conversation is not the adult.
And anytime that you're in a gathering, I learned this actually
from shifty acid for me, he's a great scholar.
So he's will Kadima. It's a beautiful saying that he used to
always say, there should never be in any gathering kitchen table
meeting class. There should never be two conversations, one
conversation. And when he insisted on that we had a big meeting of
Imams one time, that that he and he's somebody that so many people
respect, I can't tell you, right.
He insisted upon it. And it was really
so much more productive. You cannot text in the meeting. You
could not have a side chit chat in the meeting. In the in the in the
conference. We were all around one humongous conference table. It
became so productive and enjoyable. But it took discipline
and he in a polite way would would almost discipline people like not
disciplining them but he would say till he did Kadima, right, unify
the speech. It was, it's amazing. You should always do this
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that has pending questions okay, we will check that
we have to leave, unfortunately, very unfortunately.
Mohammed, average record sujood, etc. Why do we do them besides
prophets of Allah who seldom did
any book that explain all the movements of Salah and the reasons
behind it? Good question. Rituals are simply done, because this is
how Allah wants to be worshipped. Hajj, why Mecca? Why? villager,
why seven so off? Why not go the opposite way?
All of that. It's a ritual and rituals is simply because that's
how Allah wanted it. That's it. There's no thought about it.
For it, what last question is from fitting said, If my mother was
born on a certain day and passed away on the same day, wouldn't I
be sad instead of celebrating that day? Isn't that the case formula
to the prophets of Allah when he was salam?
Is that the case that he died on the same day? As he was born? Many
have said that yes. Okay. But if that is the case, you do not need
to celebrate the moment. But that logic doesn't apply to everybody.
Because they're thinking what it's why your intent.
Honestly, the day in the month is is irrelevant. It happens to be
the like omoide thing and we're not going to change that nobody's
changing that.
So if that bothers you, then don't do it.
Simple as that. That's why we said that. This is neither is not a
law in the religion, something that the Muslims have done to
revive the love of the Prophet, and to concentrate it all in one
month that you can't miss it. Whereas if it's scattered you
could miss it. So
Alright, folks, let us pray that Allah Tala accepts this Mejlis
Okay,
Fareed Sayed wants to be innocent of these questions. He says I'm
asking for a friend Okay. limits me. Anyone can ask. Okay.
We ask Allah to Allah to accept his intention. We ask Allah
subhana wa Tada to purify our intention to increase his all and
beneficial knowledge. We ask Allah subhanaw taala to forgive us our
sins and our over or shortcomings in a bad and our excesses. We ask
Allah subhanaw taala to let us live and die upon a sunnah with
Gemma with tadagra, with dua with ejabberd dua with sada
with Kurata ain in xojo and in India
a lot.
We ask Allah subhanho wa Taala that we die upon what pleases Him
that He with lots removed from our heart what displeases Him and fill
our hearts with what pleases Him. And we ask lastly that none more
be more beloved to us than his most beloved seydel codename
Satan, Mohammed sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was salam aleikum
Warahmatullah wabarakatuh.
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