Shadee Elmasry – NBF 130 Affairs of the Umma
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right, like even people reached out to me, they're like, they
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All right. We're going to start with the little things first a
little tiny segments and then maybe maybe we get into a little
bit of the news about I'd say it get
get first piece of news that we have today.
Turkish most of them footballer are Khun Coco.
Got you? Maybe I don't know, to be honest with you.
I don't want to mess up the Turkish names, but I know that
they have the chest somewhere there.
Turkish Muslim football player, our Khun coach who, who plays for
the Dutch club
fagard he's refused to wear a captain's armband with LGBT
rainbow colors.
Because what does it have to do with soccer? Right? That's not an
identity thing you have chosen to put.
I hate to be vulgar, but it's the only way to put it. You put your
penis into other men's *? What does it have to do with me?
No one's stopping you. First of all, what does it have to do with
me? I can love it. I can hate it. I have to. I have the choice to
love that or to hate that. Nobody's stopping you. Why do I
have to support you? But I'm telling you when you put it
in a situation of if you just explicitly, like just, that's what
it is. Right? That's a summary of that whole issue. That's what you
choose to do with your body part has to do with me. So almost like
supporting abortion or not supporting abortion. Right. Okay,
that's your body. You want to do what you do doing what you're
thinking? I have beliefs about that. There's no doubt about it. I
can't stop you. I can't control you.
I do have opinions and beliefs. But why would anyone have to
support what you chose to do? Plus you're illegally doing it.
Now that's June. I seem like all the sports teams,
LGBTQ already even football all for like, like rainbow hats and
rainbows. Oh, no, no, that's not pride. That's cancer. If it's
stripes like that, that's Cancer Awareness Month. Yeah. So if it's
like uneven stripes that are colored like that, that's cancer.
But this thing is
so there's no article on it it's just that he just made the refusal
so I mean let's let's look up if there's anything in our coun coach
you I'm going to I'm going to guess that it's with a with a
Chuck
Okay
let's see he's made the news
so this is apparently like oh, they have their own version of the
news now pink news
Okay, so he refused. He's the captain so he's really good.
Obviously. She's the captain
so ahead of the against ese a game go to revealed that he would not
be wearing this are men saying
this is against my religion. I have decided not to wear the
rainbow Captain armbands of this round. I don't think I do think it
is important to emphasize that I have respect for
everyone, regardless of religion, background preference, and what
you choose to do with your body parts, right, totally up to you,
you want to announce that to the world, you announce that to the
world.
It's not my business, nor should I even get involved with you. I do
have opinions and beliefs, but we're not even going to get
involved.
He says here, everyone is free to do what they want or feel, which
that applies to him, too. He's free to wear it or not wear it. I
understand very well, the importance of this action. But
because of my religious beliefs, I do not feel the right. I'm not the
right person to support this, right. I mean, obviously, his
manager helped craft that last portion. Because it's, it's, it's
very crafty to say that, right?
Where you put the blame on yourself, I'm not the right guy to
support this. That's very crafty. That's, that's, that's marketing.
And that's an agent must have come up with that, where you put the
wit, I'm not the right one to support this.
That's why I don't feel comfortable. There's another one,
I'm telling you, there's an agent behind this, I guarantee you,
there's a copywriter, an agent, someone who's really good, I don't
feel comfortable. Once someone says I don't feel comfortable.
It's really hard. Now you it puts you as the prep the guy who is
putting pressure on him, it flips it, right?
Because what we say is that this is not something you're this is an
action, and we support, we are supportive, or we are against
actions and people have the right to choose your actions. This is
not like your color of your skin, where you're born this way. Your
ethnicity, where it's an immutable, that's a difference.
There are actions and there are immutable if something is an
action. Okay? Why would it be just what your action right? But if
it's immutable, then we agree, we're gonna agree there's none no
one skin better than another. There is no immutable better than
another. Okay? That's where we would put the line on
discrimination.
That's why I don't feel comfortable. He says that's
absolutely not my intention.
I can imagine some people are disappointed. It's not my
intention, although I realized that I may not be able to take
away that feeling with these words immediately, but I think they
should have left that part out. But I hope that my choice for
religious reasons will also be respected.
Got you scored and assisted as his side ran out three one Victor's
for their visit to Alkmaar.
With gernert Trotter assuming the captaincy for that day, the rights
of the LGBTQ people
have been a major talking point ahead of the Qatar World Cup this
year. England captain Harry Kane
will be donning a one love rainbow armband. So they've taken over
FIFA, and they've gotten these guys heads that they have to keep
wearing these armbands. The campaign is part of a European
push for improved human rights, where homosexuality is bent. So
this is therefore this is a form of
a type of like moral colonialism.
FIFA could order Kane and others to not wear the armband. Right
with the final decision on the legality of wearing yet to be
announced.
Never felt it was a good idea for Qatar to do this. But regardless
of the outcome, the English FA and Kane have insisted they will wear
the band anyway.
On the announcement of the campaign, Kane said, I'm honored
to join my fellow national team captains in supporting the one
love campaign.
As captains, we may all be competing against each other on
the pitch, but we stand together against all forms of
discrimination. So, again, our point here is that inaction is not
part of discrimination. Right? This is something that he chooses
to do with his body. What do I have to do with it?
Why do I need to support it? Why does anyone need to support my
being a Muslim?
I don't expect any expert I haven't zero expectations of
anyone supporting Muslims who is not a Muslim, I expect you not to
support it, it makes no sense for you to support a faith and a
religion that you don't believe in.
This is even more relevant at a time where division is common. So
again, it's the issue of having looped in successfully done this
looping of ideology, or inaction as an ideology, or sorry, as an
identity. Whereas in fact, it's an action. Is there an is there an
identity for womanizers?
Why don't some guys out there say listen, I can't be loyal to one
woman. I gotta be having a different woman every day. It's my
identity. I was born this way. Would it be acceptable?
There's a lot of actions that you look at, where it hasn't been
transmitted as an identity are translated as an identity. And
that's the big difference here. That you took an action and you
made an identity
All right.
So let's see he's good enough. Apparently he's not
good.
Apparently he's good enough so he didn't get kicked off the team or
he didn't even get fined. Just not wearing it. That's it. Next piece
of news. We go to the land down under. I wonder if they don't.
They don't like that phrase but the Australians.
Here in the news, Australia, the government reverses its decision
to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. Remember today,
folks, we are on the affairs of the OMA and we just look around at
any of the affairs of the OMA because this is one of the things
the messengers of Allah when he was salam, he wants of us He wants
us to be aware of the Ummah
and to be
millennia dumb be more than Muslimeen for a sermon.
Whoever doesn't care about the affairs of Muslims, you're not one
of us, meaning something's wrong. You're something's missing here.
Australia has reversed this decision to recognize Jerusalem as
the capital of Israel. former foreign minister Penny Wong set,
the 2018 move by the previous government has undermined peace
and put Australia out of step with the majority of the international
community. This is not good news for Israel.
In 2018, Australia's then Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced
his government would follow the Trump administration's decision to
move the US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
Mr. Morrison's government lost power in an election in May this
year.
I had a had a give me a tissue willya.
Mr. Morrison's government lost power in an election, Penny Wong
said today the government has reaffirmed Australia's previous
and long standing position that Jerusalem is a final status issue
that should be resolved as part of any peace negotiations between
Israel and the Palestinian people. This reverses the Morrison
government's recognition of West Jerusalem as the capital of
Australia. Australia's Embassy has always been and remains Tel Aviv.
Australia is committed to a two state solution in which Israel and
a future Palestinian state coexist
in peace and security and also in imagination.
Within internationally recognized borders, we will not support an
approach that undermines this project. The Albania's government
recommit Australia to international efforts in the
responsible pursuit of progress towards a just an enduring two
state solution. Australia will always be a steadfast friend of
Israel, we were among the first countries to formally recognize
Israel under the Labour Prime Minister Ben Chifley. This
government will not waver in its support of Israel and the Jewish
community and Australia. were equally unwavering supporters of
the Palestinian people providing humanitarian support every year
since 1951, and advocating a resumed peace negotiation. Now, to
a degree,
it's very hard to
mentally you're sort of squared away to support an oppressor and
the oppressed. The only way to truly support the oppressor is to
make him stop that's what the prophets of Allah who it was sent
him set right on Soraka volumen Alma the lumen Give victory to
your your brother as a oppressor or the oppressed, whether he's
oppressor oppressed. Well, they said, Well muster Allah we know
about the oppressed. How do we do that for the for the oppressor?
How do you support an oppressor and to Kufa the who and to stop
him from doing oppression? That's how you stop the oppressor to stop
him from oppression.
So your support for Israel would to make them stop what they're
doing in Gaza and tell them either give these people a state or
assume them as citizens of Israel where they can get rights.
I regret that Mr. Morrison's decision to play politics who
resulted in Australia's shifting position, and the distress these
shifts have caused to many people in the Australian community who
cared deeply about this issue. Israel's government called the U
turn short sighted and deeply disappointing, and summons the
Australian Ambassador
in light of the way in which this decision was made in Australia as
a hasty response to an incorrect report in the meet
You can only hope that the Australian government manages
other matters more seriously and professionally.
Israeli Prime Minister Jaron Lapidus said in a statement
a write something like
Jerusalem is the eternal and united capital of Israel and
nothing will ever change. But Palestine, Palestinian Prime
Minister Mohammed Chautauqua
Chautauqua welcomed the wise and bold decision, which he expressed,
in which he expressed Australia's respect in alignment with the
values of truth, justice, freedom of legitimacy, rights of
Palestinian people, sanctions by international legitimacy. Now,
funny thing is there, it seems that to a degree
it seems that to a degree there is a little bit of a
people are sort of speaking against Israel and a little bit of
an American Jews listen to this.
Donald Trump.
No president has done more for Israel than I have.
Somewhat surprisingly, however, our wonderful evangelicals are far
more appreciative of this than the people of the Jewish faith,
especially those in the living in the United States. Those living in
Israel, though, are a different story. I have the highest approval
rating in the world could I could easily be the Israeli prime
minister, nominee, us Jews listen to this. What other president has
ever said this? us Jews have got to get their act together?
I've never heard a president say that for to the American Jews he
must have have such strong support from the Jews on the right. Okay,
that he's probably talking to the Jews on the left I guess. Jews
have to get their act together and appreciate what they have in
Israel before it's too late.
Just to get a bit surprised that he says a statement like that sort
of comical to watch and to state
All right, next story right. How's it going?
Oh
yeah, he's always talking about Alexa.
That's news story number two. We said news story number one was
that that brother
go to go What was his name go to has refused to wear the band's
Story number two, Australian not recognizing Jerusalem.
Story number three, also somewhat involving the area in the region,
formal apology sought for U k crimes in the Palestine mandate.
Right. There's a Palestine mandate. Of course being that the
basically giving away the Palestinian land to Israel.
A formal apology is being sought from the government for atrocities
committed in Palestine while it was under British rule. Okay, so
it's not about them giving it over to Israel, but about atrocities
that occurred. Okay, affairs of the OMA Story number three, the
petition asked for a formal acknowledgement and apology for
abuses during the period of the British rule in Palestine, from
1970. And until 1948, after which Britain withdrew. And the State of
Israel was declared question for you. Are there really? Is there
value in these things? You know, you're gonna have people who
weren't even alive, issuing apologies. Right, I guess, I
guess, as the state, right, symbolically. Okay. Apologizing?
And is this the world that we live in? Now? It's just everyone's
apologizing to everybody. Right? So like, just, if that type of if
that type of apology culture, it survives.
You also create another problem where I eventually I just do
whatever I want to apologize later, like, what is the cost of
the apology?
What's the cost of the apology? It's not. I don't think the cost
of the apology is like, like, what is it costing? So I'll do whatever
I want now, and five years later, I'll issue an apology. Like people
could possibly, you know, calculate that organizations,
governments, individuals, etc. They could possibly go that route
of just calculating that we can apologize later. Right. So the
issue here is they want an apology I guess from the
the one apology from the
government of Britain when even muscley No relation. He's eight
years old, the Palestinian business owner and a former
politician who was shot and wounded by British troops as a boy
in 1944. Britain's role affected me a lot because I saw how people
were harassed
If we had no protection whatsoever and nobody to defend us,
he said, A BBC review of the historical evidence involved
includes details of arbitrary killings torture, the use of human
shields, and the introduction of home demolitions as collective
punishment.
One such example was perpetrated against the people of El Besa. I
hope I got that right in 1938, when machine guns mounted on
armored cars opened fire on the Palestinian village before the
royal Ulster rifles arrived with flaming torches and burned homes
to the grounds because of the British did all this again, like
we know they did a whole bunch of atrocities, but it's I guess, some
are we going to really just Are we satisfied with just a symbolic
apology like this.
Villagers were rounded up while troops later hurted men onto a bus
and forced them to drive over a landmine, which blew up killing
everyone on board so that they could say, you know, they drove
over a landmine. Britain's raid on this village, was part of a
declared policy by the local commander of punitive action
against entire Palestinian villages got this one after a
roadside bomb had killed four British soldiers regardless of any
evidence over who was responsible.
In a statement, the UK Ministry of Defense said it was aware of
historical allegations against armed forces personnel during the
period and any evidence provided would be reviewed thoroughly.
Britain's control of Palestine began during World War One when
its forces drove out the Ottoman Turkish troops World War One is
really just everything started to completely
change in the entire world. In 1917, Foreign Secretary Arthur
Balfour pledged to the Zionist movement to establish a Jewish
national home in Palestine. Why don't you take a portion of
England since you love them so much. The UK allowed levels of
Jewish immigration and land acquisition to rise, fueling
growing tensions with Palestinians and Arabs that frequently broke
out into violence. Britain's three decades long presence saw a series
of chaotic policy reversals, as troops struggled to contain
growing violence both between Palestinians and Jews, and at
different times by armed groups from both sides against UK forces,
a Palestinian insurgency known as the Arab rebellion broke out from
1936 and London flooded the country with troops.
Okay, so
that is the segment, the next segment of the news.
Okay.
So you basically, the Jews wanted a country. And, by the way, the
division started did not start as a sort of Messianic or religious.
It's just like a place where we could live. And one of the
original places was actually New Mexico. Another place was Arizona,
they talked about this, they talked about another place being
South America, where it would be a safe haven for Jews to live. And
then
the British basically
through them, or decided to use Palestine for that. So
all right, let's now go to the next item.
Talk to me, is your Mica. No. So it's not necessarily my news. But
yes. Just in my class. My teacher was saying something like Putin is
threatening to use nukes. Wow. Wow. That's insane. Yeah, so
what's your take on that? Putin threatening to use nukes on the
Ukraine? Yeah.
That's crazy.
I mean, my always question is, if you use a nuke on your neighbor,
wouldn't the nuclear fallout come to you though?
The rule that if you're never one way on nukes, right.
Like if there's nukes, there's going to be nukes back. You're
saying, but who would nuke Russia? We're on Ukraine side. Yeah, but
would the US Do you think the US would ever dare to nuke Russia? I
don't know about any of this stuff. But
what's your take on this whole new thing? Well, my whole take on it
is that I felt that the US is using the Ukraine. They're using
the Ukraine and they could stop this war very quickly by saying
alright Ukraine, you're you're not you're not in NATO or something
like that will not put you in NATO.
But they're using the Ukraine to drain Russia completely. That's
that's the view that I think okay, so someone brought up this point,
because it was mentioned my class said their tech tactical nuclear
weapon.
pens. So it's not the big one
nuclear weapons weapons of the nuclear category okay and but this
stuff is really just gonna it hurts far more people with the
chemical fallout. So
tactical weapons are a fraction of the firepower that can be mounted
on guided missiles. I got you okay.
I gotcha.
Anything
have any orlimar ever made the connections to the end of times
and nuclear stuff? Because that's what it seems like Well, it seems
that the metal Hummel Cobra, which is the Great War is nuclear. Like
how could you kill that many people in that
in one war without using something massive? Like you have to use
something massive. So no matter how many Kuvira may be
a nuclear war on the that falls on the Arabs, like the Arab countries
because that's that that region, that whole region.
So
now,
it seems that the the news that we read always has to just be bad
news related to the OMA like, there's nothing like, oh, we
conquered a new territory. No, we made an invention, we discovered
something great. Now, it's never like that. It's never news like
that. It's always some kind of negative news. And here we are,
but we're reading the news. Here we go. Hate crime, Muslims, our
most targeted group in England and Wales.
Let's not forget that we are moving. And we've migrated to
lands of people who traveled halfway across the world to
colonize you, and love you. Okay, so I'm sort of wondering, right?
About this, but nonetheless, I'm sort of conflicted because I don't
like whining. I don't like whiners. Right? I'm sort of
conflicted. Um, but then again, you can't keep tolerating these
hate crimes, if you have a government that you pay taxes to,
that should be stopping these things. But just the vibe bothers
me a little bit. Well, let's read the story. There were nearly 3500
hate crimes perpetrated against Muslims in England and Wales last
year. According to new home office statistics. 3459 attacks against
Muslims were reported by March 2022.
All right.
The next most targeted group was Jews with 1919 hate crimes
perpetrated against them. So Muslims have more hate crimes
against them than Jews. Well, let's see if if some group says
that that's an anti semitic statistic.
Christians were targeted 700 times only.
There were also 300 attacks against Sikhs. Probably a lot of
the guys attacking Sikhs thought they were attacking Muslims, or
vice versa. And a lot of people don't know the difference. There
were 160 attacks against Hindus and 36 against Buddhists. But I
would wonder are they actually
you attack a brown guy?
Are you attacking like a lot of these guys don't know, is this
guy, a Sikh, Hindu, Muslim, Buddhist, they don't know. It's
just a brown guy to them. So I'm wondering how they got their
statistics. Hate Crime is defined as any criminal offense which is
perceived, perceived by the victim or any other person to be
motivated by hostility or prejudice. So the victim decides
that it's a hate crime.
That's not I don't agree with that. Right? I totally don't agree
with that. There are a lot of people who may have, you know,
something bad happened, the fight happens between two people, for a
reason totally separate to their race or ethnicity. And then they
use the quick they Oh, okay, let's file it as a hate crime. Like you
got to be really explicit. It's got to be like against a house of
worship, or against someone who is they said, I get that turban off
your head, get that hijab off your head. Like it can't just be the
perception of the victim.
There are five centrally monitored strands of hate crime, race or
ethnicity, religion or belief, sexual orientation, disability,
and transgender identity, who would do a hate crime against
someone who's disabled. That's like low. As in previous years,
the majority of hate crimes were racially motivated, accounting for
over two thirds of such offenses. There were 109,000 such offenses
70 were racially motivated. I think racially motivated is
probably the most objective one. Right? Then again, if it's also
just perception, you don't know like maybe that they actually just
had, like, a whole separate issue. These types of hate crime,
hate crimes. These types of hate crime
Good.
I'm thinking about the grammar that these types of hate crime.
These types of hate crimes anyway, increased by 19% Between March
2021 and march 2022. Meanwhile, there were 8730 religious hate
crimes, which increased by 37%.
This was the highest number of religious hate crimes recorded
since the recording began. In 2012. There were 26,000 sexual
orientation hate crimes 14,000 disability hate crimes. I don't
understand that 114 1000 times people
committed a crime against someone.
Like what kind of crime though, like robbing someone who's
disabled? Is that a hate crime? Or like hurting someone disabled? I
don't know.
Sexual Orientation hate crimes increased by 41%. disability hate
crimes increased by 43. Maybe they're they're just getting
better statistics, like everything's increasing this much.
transgender identity hate crimes increased by 56%. I'm surprised it
increased by 1,000%. Because or 100%. Because there weren't this
category of people didn't exist in 2012. Right. Over half of the hate
crimes recorded by the police were for public order offenses.
Yeah, that means junk guys doing stupidity, basically, in the
streets of England, which third drunk by 8pm. On Friday and
Saturday. I've been there. I lived there for three and a half years.
Right 41% for violent crimes against individuals. And five, I
don't buy this whole thing. I'm not accepting the whole thing. The
idea that it's a hate crime because you perceived it as a hate
crime. And by the way, this stuff is fashionable. Right? What's that
guy? He faked it.
That the the producer, he produced a show. He was like, had an up and
coming career. Right. And he faked a hate crime in Chicago. He said
I'm walking in Chicago, at 3am or 2am. And guys in Magga hats came
and beat me up and they recognized who I am. Who the heck would know
who you would just be smaller? Who the heck knows who you are? Right?
You're not some big Hollywood actor. He's a producer of some
sort. So you're gonna tell me guys are walking around the Southside
of Chicago with Magga hats at two in the morning? And immediately
the chief of beliefs, right? Is he the actor? Is he the producer? I
have no idea. Right? The chief of police said this is nonsense.
There's we never have people walking around in Magga hats in
Southside of Chicago, not a fan of these mag people. But
the chief of police admit that this is this is a lie. Right. And
they got camera footage and they found there was nothing there. And
he
he went and he paid off two guys to rough him up a little bit.
Okay. And he actually, there's footage,
or emails or whatever, where he said, rough me up, but don't hit
my face. Right? Because I gotta go on TV. Right? Are you kidding me?
You gotta be kidding me.
It's fashionable to say I was I was targeted by hate crime. Well,
like it was fashionable. It's total narcissism, right? And the
narcissism today is not to be great. Like, in the old days, it
would, let's say in the in the time of the Great Depression, it
was don't show that your poor the narcissism was like never show
anyone that you're in need or your poor. Right? Like always show that
you have a lot that was back in the day today. It's that you're a
victim.
I hate victim itis
which unfortunately the real victims sort of get lost in that
and people get may feel that they're not being no real victims.
I think real victims would have real evidence, right?
Yes, there are a lot of Vic crimes where victims don't have evidence.
Right? But I'm an objective guy. How do I know you're a victim? I
don't have evidence right? I may believe you but I can't say the
other guy's guilty.
Right? I hate victim itis because it's a terrible mentality. You
have lost the moment you take on that mentality. And it's it's
fashionable that's all it is right now. Right?
It used to be in the in the in the olden days a shame. Your You got
beaten up? And then what's wrong? Why are you weak? You'd never say
that in front of girls. Oh, I got beaten up. You're you're weak,
right? You're not worthy. So people hit that stuff went out
like Muhammad Ali and all these karate kid get stronger, learn how
to fight and then come back and fight back. Right? Not
Were at like a batch. And as one psychologist said, Truly
traumatized people hate talking about their trauma. They can't do
it truly traumatized thing. Like you can't bring it up. They'll
start crying that they'll run away. They don't ever want to talk
about it. Now you get God gets traumatized. 24 hours later, he's
all over the internet, making the rounds, getting famous.
And the word is just so overused. So is the word iconic. Every other
thing is iconic takes like 20 years for something to truly be
iconic, maybe 50 years that we see that? Wow, that's really impacted
society. Today, a picture two years late. Before the they posted
it's iconic. Right?
It is uncertain to the extent to which the increase seen this year
continue the pattern of improvement in police recording.
Thank you Didn't I just say that they're just getting better at
recording statistics. And people are are getting more bold and
saying and they want to be counted as someone who's victim of a hate
crime.
You know how much money I could make on launch. Good if I went and
I desecrated and I ruined our house out here and destroyed it
right and put all sorts of terrible graffiti on it. I hate
Muslims blah, blah, blah. Hey, next next round of fundraising. I
know what the cost of the outside of the house is, right? I know the
cost.
That's the cost of our marketing. Spray paint break some windows
Muslims get out of here. Blah, blah, blah. I go to launch good. I
shoot a video we're gonna have $300,000 By the end of the week.
Yeah, that's it. Look, everyone we got hate crimes. Help us blah,
blah, blah. Rebuild the center. I'll have to I'll have so much
attention.
Right. And what's the cost? The cost of the stucco. That's all
it's gonna cost me a can of spray paint. And I know how much it
costs to stucco the wall.
Unbelievable.
The rise scene in the latest year may also be affected to lower
levels of crimes recorded during COVID. Yeah, so during COVID
People weren't recording crimes as much. All right.
trends may also differ.
Okay, trends, he's telling you trends are the result. It's a
trend right to associate this stuff. Okay. With a hate crime and
100 Can you get me a tissue please?
Right. It's so so even the article whoever I don't know if this is
five pillars, or is this a b? It's five pillars. Do you they even
admitted it? Right? That statistics weren't kept that well.
Statistics are kept very well now. And it's a Trent everyone wants to
go around trying to find a way okay. Where we can get a hate
crime.
Next article of news in the
affairs of the OMA Wednesday's
employee employers can ban religious clothing says European
court
I tell new people
Why are you surprised? I said it a million times they traveled
overland sea mountain and desert to kill your grandfather's
that's what their grandpa's did you think like this? These
feelings left people's hearts? No it transmitted in their
households. Okay. They don't like you. Why are we live in their
terrible,
terrible situation?
European top Europe's Europe's top court has given the green light to
employers within the EU to ban hijab or niqab if they wish. I
have a question for you.
Okay, and my question is,
what is the how does it work in the EU? So the EU can make? Like,
what if I own a shop in England? Who am I under England's law? Or
the EU's law? I'm bit confused by this.
All right. The European Court of Justice ruled yesterday that
employers who been religious clothing are not guilty of
discrimination. As long as they apply the ban to all workers. The
judgment is likely to send shockwaves among Muslim
communities across the EU who live in nations such as France, Germany
and Belgium which are bound by the court
according to the EC J. The internal rule of an undertaking
prohibiting the visible wearing of religious philosophical or
spiritual science, which is second so that's banned, but yet everyone
captain and soccer has to wear a
rainbow band supporting the guy who wants to put penises in
indices
that you got it that you have to support. Right.
Well, we know that their agenda anyway. Why should we be
surprised?
The internal rule of an undertaking prohibiting the
visible wearing of religious, philosophical or spiritual science
does not constitute direct discrimination if it's applied to
everyone. The ruling follows a dispute that has been ongoing
since 2018. Between LF who is a Belgian Muslim woman who wears
hijab, and a company called Scrl, which manages social manages
social housing.
When applying for an internship at the company, lf indicated that she
would not remove her hijab,
okay, per the company's policy of neutrality. She was then not
considered for the internship. A few weeks later, she renewed the
request, offering to wear another type of headcovering. That request
was refused on the grounds that no type of headcovering was
permitted, be a cap, a hat or a headscarf.
Subsequently, lf reported a case of discrimination to the
independent public body to combat discrimination in Belgium. Belgium
is terrible. They're just like France, before bringing an action
before Brussels labor court.
She argued that she was discriminated against on the
grounds of religious beliefs and accused this company Scrl of
having infringed the provisions of the Belgian general anti
discrimination law. All right, this man made laws differs against
this man made law, they'll just change whatever they want.
Yesterday's ruling further stated the court observes that a
provision of an undertaking is terms of employment which prohibit
workers from manifesting their words through clothing or in any
other way their religious or philosophical beliefs, whatever
those beliefs may be, does not constitute with regard to workers
who intend to exercise their freedom of religion and conscience
through the visible wearing of a sign or an item of clothing with
religious connotations direct discrimination
on the grounds of religious belief for the purpose of EU law provided
that the provision is applied in a general undifferentiated with
indeed, since every person may have a religious or religious
philosophical spiritual belief, such a rule provide that as
applied in a general and undifferentiated way does not
establish a difference in treatment based on a criterion
that is inexpert inextricably linked to religion or to those
beliefs that are gonna enter the school
I don't know just answer see who it is.
Go over there and answer
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Okay, so here we go.
By the way, we fix the Google problem the YouTube problem today.
Yeah, Patreon is better for us. But today in the mail, I saw the
PIN code and I put it in.
So you see here that religious items are banned, whereas the
sexual identity, isn't that a philosophy? That's not a
philosophy or belief. Right.
Interesting.
Qatar's World Cup this next item in the news got those worlds cup
LGBTQ fans can display affection and drink alcohol in fan zones
have a lot of said to cover and when he felt that allowed him to
do the mat.
Cutters World Cup chief has said that gay fence, you'll be able to
kiss a hug. So all affection during the World Cup rainbow flags
will be allowed to be swung everywhere. And alcohol is
available to everyone.
Now, it's crazy because they're specifying that there's nothing
like going out of the way.
Nor saffron got it right. Is not liberal ideas are these not
philosophic philosophies? There's no such thing as neutral.
Everyone's got a belief of some sort or other pneus now said
Alcator told Sky News that Qatar is not prepared to change laws on
comi Lutz, but insisted nobody will be discriminated against
during the tournament and that they can hold hands. Coleman Lutz
I know Simon because that's what he said essentially. Yeah, call me
Lutz by the way. It's not so far away. Were gonna look to us.
It's not so far you can probably take a two hour flight there three
hour flight.
Cross the peninsula.
Three hours. All we ask is be respectful of the culture,
culture.
At the end of the day, as long as you don't do anything that harms
other people. If you
not destroying public property as long as you're behaving in a way
that's not harmful, then everybody's welcome and you have
nothing to worry about.
So that's the secular azul that he's adopted secular or school.
Where as long as you don't harm another person
that's the
no we're not talking about NASA cuts me the Quran recited
retirement Nasir al cutter.
He's the head of the World Cup committee in Qatar. Out of Qatar
said you can display komoot flex but the rainbow flags up he said
it's a FIFA matter
whether approval is given for Harry Kane
to wear multicolored one love armbands that highlight
discrimination or not. Okay?
It's a FIFA matter. He says, from what I understand, there are
discussions taking place about the different political messages that
are going to be
this is a sporting tournament that people want to come to and enjoy
turning into a platform for political statements, I don't
think is right for the sport.
Same * sexual activity is prohibited under the penal code
22002004, which criminalizes *, and sexual *
between people the same *. These provisions carry a maximum penalty
of seven years imprisonment. That's it. Where the belts, both
men and women are criminalized under this law cut that has also
opened up more areas for the sale of alcohol,
including outside stadiums and in fan zones rather than remaining
restricted in the hotel bars. etiquettes. I've said there are
plans in place for people to sober up if they've been drinking
excessively. How are you going to do that? What What kind of
nonsensical statement is that? It's a place to make sure that
they keep themselves safe, they're not harmful to anybody or anyone
else. So
Qatari law stipulates that it is an offence to drink alcohol or to
be drunk in public drinking in a public place could result in
prison. Six months, or a fine of 3000 cuts at Rios. Alcohol is
available only at licensed hotel restaurants and bars and
expatriates living in Qatar can obtain alcohol on a permit system.
Yeah, have you been completely curbing?
That have
you completely secular
next item of news.
This is an opinion piece. So let's actually take one more item of
news before we go to the opinion piece.
Last item of news.
Switzerland, plans on a ban a plans on a fine 900 pounds
900 pounds. If you're seeing wearing niqab well, not a second.
Two years ago, you're mandating a mask. Right? Now it's lawful to
wear a hood.
Anyone could wear a hood anywhere in the world. So if I wear a hood
and wear a mask for COVID Do I get the fine or not? If a sister goes
around, she wears her hood up and she pulls the strings of the hood
and she wears a mask
for COVID.
She gets got the fine or not yes or no.
Okay.
The draft law was sent to Parliament by the Swiss government
and includes several exemptions, including suggesting waving the
ban on aircraft in diplomatic premises and places of worship.
Of course, places of worship, you're not going to go in mosques
now and start looking where are you wearing a niqab? Sister get up
from that suit so I could see if you're wearing niqab. Also, under
the draft law masks deemed necessary to protect oneself while
exercising fundamental rights to expression and assembly would be
allowed.
There's too many exceptions to this law as is. In a statement the
cabinet said the ban on covering faces aims to ensure public safety
and order. Punishment is not the priority. We were all wearing
masks two years ago. Last year voters and Switzerland narrowly
back to proposal to ban full face coverings in public places.
Despite the presence of hardly any new copies in the country. The ban
was pushed by the Swiss People's Party John Luke adore
argued the ban is grandfather was great great grandfather was one of
the Crusaders Of course, argued the ban would promote equality
between men and women and would help fight the fight against
Islamic radicalism.
The Islamic Central Council of Switzerland said the vote proved
that Assam phobia had increased in Switzerland since the ban on
minarets in 2009. It also vowed to pay any fines for those who chose
to wear the niqab in the name of religious freedom. In a statement
last year, it said today's decision opens up old wounds,
further expands the principle of legal inequality and sends a clear
signal of exclusion to the Muslim minority.
The reason
comes as no surprise as credibly and competently as the Federal
Council conducted the referendum campaign. It neglected the
phenomenon of radicalizing Islamophobia in society since
2015. It has been content to increasingly combat radicalization
tendencies among Muslims without taking interdependent character of
taking the interdependent character of Islamophobic
radicalization into account. Numerous studies and journalistic
products have long since proven that among French ISIS
sympathizers in particular, the feeling of discrimination among
other things in the wake of niqab ban had contributed to their
radicalization
in Switzerland to the Ben will hardly contribute to weaken
radicalization tendencies, be it in Muslims millions or on the part
of right wing nationalists. On the contrary, it is to be expected
that the renewed success will give strength to the subcommittee,
Edgar Kinguin Committee, which launched the anti Boudicca
initiative, the committee's Executive Board has already
announced further attacks on the Muslim minority and it's free
exercise of religion.
Okay.
There's a guy named Raja Raja Raj, who comments on every
five pillars article.
Joanna s. Women who undergo chemotherapy choose to wear
headcovering does the rule apply to them to write?
When they go for plastic surgery, they come in and out with a burqa?
You know that that's the thing, women who want to not be known
celebrities, right? They want to not be known when Tom Brady's
wife, Giselle Bundchen, when she wanted to not be seen by the
paparazzi leaving plastic surgery joint she put on a book cover to
face so just tell me something I put on my hood
and I wear a mask for COVID and I start coughing as the police
officer I cough
Oh, I got Sorry, I got COVID I got another disease
worker or not? niqab or not?
All right, this article by Gosia show cuts.
It Oh see Ashok it says Muslim women who wear hijab are the flag
bearers of Islam.
They hear the command of their Lord and they obey there is no
commandment that is more visible
than the hijab and exclusive to Muslims. This is what she's
saying. Why? Because a lot of people have beards. It's not
really a thing. A beard is not a thing. Even the turban you got
Sikhs who wear turbans, they ripped off our culture because you
know the Sikhs are half from this derive from the Sufis mixed with
Hinduism. It's Sufism mixed with Hinduism. That's what it is.
That's what Sikhism that's how it got its origin. Okay. And so the
turban not a big deal.
Right? What else there's nothing really that would force a Muslim
to stand up his name being Muhammad, but your name is not
written on your on your face, right. So
recently, she says the media has been awash with anti hijab images,
or rather, the visible part of hijab the headscarf.
This once universal symbol of faith,
of chastity and modesty is today being identified with oppressive
regimes that go against its very purpose, which is to protect and
bring honor to the women who were attacking the hijab has become a
tool for those who wish to oppress and control others under the guise
of liberation. When a woman wears hijab her faith becomes visible.
It is this visibility that society refuses to accept, despite the
conviction of the women of the woman wearing it. Many believe the
problem lies only with governments stuffed up only with governments
or luxury do this. Many believe the problem lies only with
governments or men policing what women should wear. But the reality
is only scratching that reality is only scratching the surface. The
real war here is not what the headscarf in its physical form,
but rather with what it symbolizes.
This is from when we say that Allah is more to Kimber, that
Allah is the head. That means he makes belief in him apparent it
can never be hidden belief in Allah to Allah becomes apparent.
That's one of the meanings of ahead.
A woman has the strength to cover herself in submission to her Lord
alone. So this is an attempt to remove the honor of a woman who
refuses to bow to man's law instead, and instead submits to
her Creator.
Because the believing woman who submits to the will of her Lord
will never submit to anyone else. Islam provides the framework which
men, women and society must adhere to in order to live in harmony.
And part of this framework is for women to adopt hijab, when in
public or in the presence of unrelated males, specifically men
they would be able to marry.
Quran says tell believing women to reduce their gaze and guard their
private parts and not expose their adornments except that which
necessarily appears. What's the profit then explained to be the
face and the hint and to wrap and to bring their head to bring their
head coverings over their chest. So the head covering was assumed
the ABS already used to wear head coverings, it's assumed and then
bring it over the chest. Okay?
Because they used to throw the headcovering in the back, while
the Quran says Bring it over the chest
and not expose their doorman except to their husbands, their
fathers, their husbands, fathers, their sons, their husband, sons,
their brothers, their brothers, sons, their sisters, sons, their
women, that which their right hand possess or the male attendants
that have no physical desire, or children who are not aware of
private aspects of women, and let them not stamp their feet to make
known that they have what they conceal of adornment. In other
words, have like bracelets and jingles that attract attention and
turn to Allah, all of you old believers that you may succeed.
That's the end of the verse. This provides women safety from being
objectified, and sends a clear message that she is a believing
woman who puts her Lord before anything and anyone else.
Selective outreach.
But what Islam doesn't allow is for regimes to govern according to
the whimsical conventions of clerics in place of the Quran and
the Sunnah. This is what leads to oppression and deprivation of
people's rights. It is understandable, then that people
are angry at the oppressive actions of the Iranian government.
But this does not warrant an attack on something that is in
fact mandated in Islam. So it is perplexing to me that some Muslim
women choose to redirect their anger and outrage to a symbol of
the very fate they claim to be part of. This act of defiance
against the Islamic obligation of hijab partly shifts accountability
from the perpetrators to anyone who upholds the commandments of
Islam all over the world.
believing women do not burn hijabs by doing this, they burned the
bridges that will lead them to the submission of desires in place of
their Lord. Okay, let me read that again. believing women do not burn
hijabs. By doing this, they burn the bridges that will lead them to
the submission of desires in place of their Lord. Ironically, the act
of burning hijabs is defiance of a law, that police's how women dress
has instead propelled the very same policing for women who wish
to wear hijab with the Islamophobic state of France as a
foreigner. The so called solidarity of French women cutting
their hair only shines a light on their hypocrisy and selective
outrage, the hypocrisy of calling for women's rights to remove the
headscarf but not the right to wear it. The Selective outrage at
the Iranian government policing how women dress all the while
ignoring their own government, doing the same to those who wish
to cover.
as imperfect as we are those of us who wear our hijabs, will facing
scrutiny and judgment almost everywhere we go do so as flag
bearers of our perfect faith. We wear our hijab with honor, out of
obedience and love for our Lord, we hit we hear the command of our
Lord and we obey this isn't there is no other path we would choose.
There is no other way we would live
so
very powerfully written well said statement there from her name was
a Hosea said, I believe and
make sense
that you're all for them.
Not wearing it, but not for wearing it. And that's the
hypocrisy of it.
The last thing I'm not going to read it today it's a bit too long.
And it's pretty much old news too. It was about Adnan say it.
Which I think that it should never be treated as old news. The man
spent 30 years in jail.
pilaf, spent 30 years in jail. There's a bald woman have to wear
a hijab. Yes, they will still cover their head because it did
not say cover your hair it just said.
Cover your head. Likewise, a bald person will will still shave, run
them run the blade over his head
Orrin Hatch,
the man spent 23 years in jail. I had Nan say it, but we'll read
that another time. Because it's 230 now, and we'll take a couple
questions. We'll go to Instagram. And then we'll go to YouTube.
Alright, right what do you got?
To say
about Sakurajima robotic, it's okay to send your mom robotic
selfies got everyone thinking this, like everything is a bit of
everything to sell it to this to this other this other sneeze?
Yeah.
Here's the thing with the they never imagined that the setup face
certain issues that were not faced later. Right? They did not face
certain issues that were faced later. So the question is not did
the setup, do it? No. What would the setup have done in that
situation? That's where we have sold. What would the seller have
done? In this situation? That's the question. Well,
that it's not going to go from their time to our time we have a
whole chain, we have a whole cascading of centuries, where the
scholars, they they answered that question by the issues that came
in their time that didn't exist in the set of time. Just the idea of
naming the correct understanding of Islam as a listener. Right. The
prophets I said have never did this.
Prophet never did that.
The Sahaba did this. Okay.
The Sahaba came up with that concept. So the Sahaba also are
not allowed to innovate, right? It's not like innovation is
allowed for the first three generations and then no one can
innovate after that. The Sahaba themselves were not allowed to do
this. They're not allowed to innovate. So when they did
innovate, they innovated for a need.
compiling the Quran establishing Tada, we're naming the correct
understanding of the faith as a listener giving it that name, all
sorts of other things.
Here's a question.
A divorce see sister wants to know whether she needs to send her
respects to her ex husband sister who lost her husband
they're still cousins.
It is expected for her to do that Yes.
SR says to see Western women famously immodest by Islamic
standards cutting their hair in protest is both opposite and a
mockery. Nobody says Aki they're eating their after their birth and
placenta medium rare something is off with these people. Yes, this
is actually true. That you know placenta is now being eaten
placenta filled with nutrients.
So something is wrong with these people.
All right.
It's
don't know what to call stuff anymore.
Oh, me. MJ says our summer schools better well compromising on
education standards. It's not about better, I think it's
actually follow the federal of the scholars of Mauritania and friends
of Mauritania and Morocco, they forbid submitting your kid to non
Muslim school, they forbid it. You cannot submit your child to the
education of someone who explicitly says think believes the
opposite of what you believe you're not allowed to do that. You
can bring a tutor under your watch things like that. But to submit
them to a bit of a building a school, whether they call it a
school called other way, whatever it is, to be under their care for
that long. And for that amount of time and for education on top of
that, right. They forbade it as if that's what
they forbade it. So it's not even about which is better. But my
thing is that you can always hire tutors, right to help out.
Oh, 792 Is it permissible to listen to music for meditation
purposes, the background music is specific hurts some of them helped
me meditate Is this allowed it this goes back to if you can
detect instrumentation, especially the string than it would be in the
category of forbidden, but if it is something like
it sounds like a voice or it sounds like just a percussion.
Then there's more. There's permissibility to that. And a lot
of these I know what he's talking about that you some of them have
instruments that have string instruments, others of them it
just sounds like a collection of people humming. Right and that
should be acceptable.
Megan Markel, championing the Iranian women protests but like
what about supporting Muslim women who want to wear it so these types
of people are they clearly have an agenda and we're living we're
going against the grain of the entire world. That's the reality
of things.
Naveed often am I allowed to make my morning of God while I
Walk. Yes,
you can but you're not going to have the same reward as the one
who prays in one spot and he sits until the sunrise so you won't
have that reward but you will have the reward of doing the earth god.
Could you explain for 34 of the Quran region? Luca Munna Allah
Nisa, they are standing over women. They are the maintainers of
women. CO WAM. He was always standing. He's always doing the
protection and the providing. That's the ruling of that be
Mafalda, Allah Habib, I don't remember. Because Allah preferred
he gave him the man something they didn't give a woman. Strength,
power, ability, right? Aggression, testosterone, that's why he's
called them over a nice up. He is the provider of his wife. And then
the eighth of a dub means that you may physically lay your hands on
her to reach to end an act of, let's say, indecency. that's being
done, self harm, drugs Zina, then you can forcibly stop that and as
for a daughter is forbidden to strike somebody a strike that will
hurt them. Right? Well, that will that will leave a mark.
So the the, those that type of striking if it's the issue of
striking then that level of strike and that is forbidden across the
board and the prophets I said and had never done that. But to
physically remove somebody, place your hands upon them and stop them
from doing something that is like a gross sin against Allah subhana
wa Tada he's permitted to do do that for his kids for whoever's in
his household
how to find if he's justifying drinking the beef, made from dates
or barley in non intoxicating amounts the NIF they only hold
that Hummer, that the commenter that is not just is date or wine,
alcohol,
sorry, tea or grape wine.
That's nudges. Everything else is halal. As long as you don't get
drunk. It's not necessary to hit. So wheat, barley. Put a little bit
in there. You can drink as much as you want from it. If it ferments
as long as you don't get drunk from it.
Namely, that that's what maybe this and maybe there's a middle
something fermenting doesn't go from like a bunch of wheat and
water to beer, right? There's a middle category,
that middle where you feel pretty good, but you're not drunk. That's
what they permitted. But by fatwah it became forbidden because it's
too slippery of a slope. Okay, it's too slippery of a slope.
Muhammad says where to ask questions you can ask them right
here
is Hawk says if I say Salah Watson Maya they get the same reward as
if I say it with my tongue. No.
You get reward but not the same reward. You get benefit of that
but not
not the same benefit.
As if you said it with your tongue.
Where should someone go and visiting Mecca and Medina
there are places that there are tours that you can take in the
tours of Medina the first one to do the tours of Medina was
Abdullah and OMA
to show people the Prophet prayed here the Prophet did this the
Prophet did that the profit went here profit went there. And
today's there are tour guides and we have a brother that had just
met
he's passing through he's going to live here for a year or so.
And he
he has an in his family they do this and his friends and they have
the Senate
they literally have a written down a full Senate
a full Senate back to Abdullah bin Omar the tours of Medina you have
to talk
you have to talk she's not she's not answering because you're not
talking.
Say hello.
How to answer phone one on one
Yeah, we're gonna go to all those places.
Subhanallah
we need to and by the way, if you go to Medina, you want to try to
be there on Wednesday to go to miss it and fats between Doha and
Austin anytime between Dr. Nasir Viet Mr. Fetzer
and for Thursday night you always want to be around either make to
off
or make Amara Thursday night which is the little drama The night
before Friday. So what you want to do is rest up Thursday.
Take even if you take a nap
Thursday long nap, then not going to pray to eat rest up pray Aisha,
then after Isha
about maybe three hours before fetcher comes in, you go down,
either for toe off or for ombre.
And you do it and you spend that period of time.
From that time until fetch until it struck. Then you go home, you
sleep, you come down for drama.
It I did it the first time by accident, right? Then know a lot
of these things you learn over time. The sitter of the night
before Friday, so I was actually sick. All of Wednesday. And, and
by Thursday around 2am I just felt great. Right? Thursday night now.
2am, which is now Friday. 2am. I felt great. Right? I ate food.
Right? And I went down to the huddle. I was so filled and filled
with energy to toe off. It was one of the best experience you'll ever
have.
So that's what you really want to do. You want to make sure your
trip in Medina is you're there on Wednesday, and the next day you
leave and you're in Mecca for Laila to Juma which is Thursday
night.
Chief Latif, when you're praying in the Maliki school where do you
look you look straight looking down is permitted to but looking
straight as the sun
what's the best way says Mohammed to remove shaytaan effects from
body if this is an effect such as
SAP then I don't know I don't know how to do that. I don't know
anything about that.
Is spanking children haram
what's what's Haram is a modality that that which leaves a mark
that which leaves a mark.
Westerners are going to have a reaction no worries, you can take
your opinion somewhere else you don't know how to raise kids,
Westerners especially most most middle class Americans who do not
know how to raise kids. You should watch us we know how to raise kids
our kids respect us your kids call you Frank and call you Joe WHAT
THE HECK right your community
it's right oh my god see?
Unreal stuff that they do unreal
if I say so what's in my heart? Do I get the same reward we answered
this
what is the ruling on cheese meat use from rennet you can eat it
can a Muslim learn lucid dreaming and do of God for reward? I'm not
familiar with that. And that means lucid dreaming meditation of some
sorts
but is that something you could learn? I don't know.
You can control what you do in your dream. Someone also told me
if you lay on your back in your bed in the dark, and you just keep
preventing yourself and falling asleep eventually you'll just like
enter into it. You'll be in the middle. Okay, we call that a new
us in Arabic it's called no US witch or a sinner. Right? Where
you're literally between wake and sleep.
I mean, is that what you're doing with her time? But if you're
really into that stuff
there is I don't think there's no reward or benefit or value in
doing that type of thing. But if God will have the benefit, so
Chinni Baba, do you sell books in person or only online? We have
some books at Safina press.com.
Really? That's Oh to do. Okay, I did not know that. I did not I did
not know that.
Well, if you're the sugar daddy, you can probably pay his pay up
alone spend a lot of money on books. But Safina press.com is
where you can get our books, usually the drafts of our books
until we really take over this
Safina press and take it somewhere in a way we're really proud of but
right now you can get the drafts of our books there. Safina
press.com
Hamza ZZ What are you doing Ramadan? Can we join
unfortunately, it's packed up I didn't want to take a risk on the
first ever time that we do the almost solely by ourselves
and have 70 people in two buses so we're only doing one bus.
SN says how do you deal with the fear of losing a parent? Be
thankful for the parent and ALLAH SubhanA which Otto will strengthen
you
Who was
weird?
Muhammad says if one is affected with gin luck, go to another live
stream for that. I don't know how to do that stuff. I do not get
involved with the gin hamdulillah
ask come to NBC and ask we have a person who does that here.
Has it already been discussed about women going to ombre and
Hajj without a Muharram it's allowed
the sadaqa remove calamity hardships. Yes it does. In a big
way. sadaqa is the thing that you
the first thing that you go to when there is hardship and
calamity is you go to
go to Instagram. What would you recommend to have your prayers
accepted? Salah on the messenger SallAllahu It was sudden without a
doubt about that. It's not even a doubt.
Not even a shadow of a doubt.
Salah on the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa salam Dr Sokoloff said
one of the first things that you will get out of it the first
benefits, like the immediate benefits
is that
your DUA will be answered.
Nobody says what do you say about Ashkenazi Jews? We know from
Hadith that Moses looked nothing like them. What is their claim to
ancoats?
I really don't have an educated answer to that. Although some
people have said that they
were like Romanian gypsies that took on this Jewish identity. Who
knows? I don't know.
Who knows?
Yeah, ask us Rashid. He knows everything about the subject.
Joanna s says Can someone travel without a macro? A woman can only
travel without him or him for a necessity. Otherwise, she should
have a Muharram with her.
Only on the issue of necessity can she travel without a moto?
Cine Baba is acceptable to marry Shia who don't disrespect the
Sahaba well, then they wouldn't be sure that their doctrine requires
them to believe that this have a certain Sahaba went astray.
And it will be forbidden to keep Samba let alone marry with the
festival.
Dino palabora says you can learn lucid dreaming it's just it's
incredibly simple. Just completely useless. He says
30 Neo says Can we fast with the additional benefit of staying fit?
Well, I said this the other day that when you fast the shutter ie
fast the fast of the shittier
that intention for there make it only for the sake of Allah
subhanaw taala the fast for physical fitness, you can do any
other fast for that good and you have nothing to lose because you
don't need to make intention to lose weight. Right. If you don't
eat you will lose weight. So if you want to lose weight, if you do
a shot a fast you will lose weight, right? But to get a reward
with Allah requires intention. So one doesn't need intention, you're
gonna get the benefits either way, right? You're gonna get the
benefits of losing weight if you don't have food if you purposely
leave off food, or if you fast, so you don't need to make an
intention to lose weight. So leave off that intention. If you do a
shot ifs do it only for the sake of Allah subhanaw taala
and then if you want to lose weight, then you could do your
other types of fasts.
Alright, oh me, MJ says how can I cut off non religious friends
without hurting them? If they're if they're not good influences on
you anymore. And they're like a bad influence on you. And you need
to stay away from them. You have to try to find a way
by doing it slowly.
Okay, you got Slow slowly. You don't want to shock someone then
they may take a terrible view
of Islam.
So you want to do it slowly.
Sara salah, he says Zaydi Shia are respectful of the Sahaba
then ask them to say Abu Bakr Siddiq Sadan Abu Bakr, Siddiq Radi
Allahu Taala and who
have the low right as Javi Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam was cu da Isha Amal movement in Radi Allahu Anhu ask
them to say that I don't curse the Sahaba is just a cover. Okay?
Because what they mean by that is I personally do not say bad things
about the Sahaba but he believes that Allah subhanaw taala has
cursed us a hub that's that otherwise you would not be a che
got its impact impossible. Their doctrine is you have to be against
everyone who is against it. So in any instance where someone
different would say naughty in a in a seemingly confrontational way
They are a bad way. They have to be against them. Otherwise you're
not Yes. Is it better?
For with the, say, the low ground? It's not. It's not a bit mo
festuca. If you if someone says no,
there was not been infested with someone say, I don't say any
Sahaba is better than anyone else, right? Or even to say I believe it
was the greatest of Sahaba. But that's a bit aka FIFA, it's
misguided. You went against the edge mouth. Right? It's not the
Sunni position, but you are still a dishonor if you say that. You're
just misguided and Muqdadiyah on that point. And not to be taken
from anything that you say about the subject, because you went
against the head, the edge map, which has many Hadees to support
it.
Like one Heidi says, The sun has not risen on a person better than
Baba. After the prophets.
Sophia says, Where are the millions of Muslims living in
France or Belgium? Where are they supposed to go? But what's the
alternative? All right, here's a good question.
You don't have to worry about the alternatives. If you're French
Muslim, you don't have to worry about the millions you have to
write you write in a situation like that. You don't have to worry
about everyone else. You have to worry about yourself. Okay. And
Allah says Allah who is here? Where should I go? Get not Where
should I go? As in there's nowhere to go. I've put a defeatist
mentality already. You'll find a place. How did you get there in
the first place? Right? You made hijra to a country?
Most of them did. Now they're second generation. Okay. But
either you or your parents, they found a way to use their feet buy
an airplane ticket and get on the plane and Mahendra it's not that
hard.
If they did it, you should be able to do it. And if you were from the
immigrants, you already did it once you should be able to do it
again. If you have the will there's a way
Caitlin says
how to deal with parents who instill despair in you through
constant worrying talk you got to put your mentally close that out
and you have to repeat to yourself the opposite talk.
Mustafa says Should I take will do after mostly Genova the will do
consists of the muscle with men having one condition
after the limbs have reduced you do not touch your private part
again with the inside or the side of your hand because that would
nullify your would do.
Solely soul is it permissible to give one and then for Joomla yes
it is. Can we pray the Sunnah of Juma after the football starts no
you shouldn't
we don't pray after the other after the clipless starts
What's the question? Right question very important Islamic
discussion. I know the scholars have commented much on this. How
to remove a dead raccoon has been stuck in your furnace for 11 days.
Very funny Schiff Habib says, Yeah, what do you say could be
disliked the furnace on fire? Oh my god. He's dead. It's a dead.
All the kids out of school or what? Asking these questions.
They're probably in school, right? Yeah.
issuing the message right now. It's a message. Oh, it's an it's
in the message. Well, I mean, you could burn it. It's gonna make a
smell for about half hour. Pull it out. Or pull it out? Like why? Why
is that an issue? Squirrel? Go get a chimney sweeper to do it for
you. You just hired people? No. Yeah. hires chimney sweeper
to go and he's got a tool.
Do we say that majeste CYMA are Muslims at TED seem is a bit more
kufra
explicit and?
Explicit touch seem.
Is there Molad MBSE. Every Thursday? Yes. After a show.
Yeah, and it's a sort of thicker that we do. Sort of what's on the
profit. There's every Friday if you got youth if you're a high
school youth
in this area, New Brunswick, North Brunswick come to the masjid every
Friday, six o'clock from now on. Youth night high school boys. The
girls while we have to do
Saturday for the girls and we need people to lead that.
Alright.
Qasim says could you remember to post the Duat from yesterday?
Allahumma Ronneby. For the UK? Yes.
We had a video for that, right? Oh, no, it was they can look up on
Google.
Is the grass greener on the other side or something like that Safina
society? Okay.
That's a good
question about Hamza Yusuf. What about his invitations? I have no
knowledge I've no, you're asking the wrong person. I have no clue
where he wants to give talks to where he if he goes to these
conferences, I think he doesn't want to anymore. I
don't think anyone would not invite him. He's still a draw. A
lot of people respect him and want to hear what he has to say. But he
I think he himself doesn't have interest anymore.
What does the name Fareed Dean means the unique person of the
religion so unique in a good way I hope.
New Brunswick, North Brunswick, East Brunswick, South Brunswick, I
guess New Brunswick then would be West Brunswick, right?
Technically, or New Brunswick is in the center. And then east,
north south. What's what's west of New Brunswick? Piscataway.
We need a West Brunswick to even it up.
It's complicated and confusing to say how it got stuck in the
furnace. You're asking the wrong guy.
Is if bats without touch seem acceptable?
You're not saying anything. When you do that? Essentially?
You're just saying it it is what it is.
Is it okay to euthanize a pet.
When there's overcrowding and shelters, there shouldn't be any
harm in that. Although there could be better solutions, but there
shouldn't be any harm in that
sinfulness. I mean by that.
Like if it's if it's if it's becoming like their society cannot
handle this anymore. They're too many foxes too many cats. Then
either you send them out into the countryside. You drive them in a
truck, and you let them out in the countryside to just live and eat
in the woods. If you have to euthanize them, there shouldn't be
any sinfulness if it's only for the sake of that. They'd like
becoming pets pests. There's too many of them.
Couple more questions, then we go to our da and I can't wait to get
my glare free glasses.
It's gonna be about a month Believe it or not.
Can you briefly explain and give examples where it is permissible
to change between meth hips? If this if the ruling of a med hub
does not have an outlet for you? And it makes life extremely
difficult. Then it is permitted to take another method on that for
that.
Will you ever come to Atlanta?
I would love to come to Atlanta.
Because it's beautiful. It's warm. I heard the beautiful, beautiful
state.
Good last question.
Sansone matic.to Put Baraka in your day job recite Surah TSE and
on the way to work. Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said
that it makes
the affairs of the day go smoothly.
Do you believe that hardships come to life because of sins? Yes, they
do. Sins result in loss of risk. They result in loss of patients.
They really result in loss of insight. They result in loss of
Baraka. Those things when you were like that, it's like your
windshield is blocked.
You're gonna now start crashing, bumping into things and you're
gonna have problems. So the purification of sins is really
like removing all that gunk so you could see clearly and drive
clearly. And of course Allah blesses you
is getting medical treatment for ADHD compulsory in concentration
insula? If so, in if concentration insula is compromised. Don't take
this wrong, but I don't even believe that it's a disease. Don't
take this wrong, please. A lot of people will say though that ADHD
it's a thing. It's not a thing. I really believe that it's it's
externally created inside of a person. Right?
Sit still, you cannot tell me that you don't know how Cisco, right?
You can train yourself to sit still. Everybody can train
themselves to sit still.
Alright, I've never seen a person who does these fidgets all the
time. I have to have a fidget thing. What am I doing? I have to
fidget. Okay, I gotta have a little toy. I got
I have this except that it comes with it the identity of being
having ADHD. And the story that I have ADHD, Hey, can I take this
out? I have ADHD. And that idea of having ADHD
is something that has been ingrained in them. They believe
that they have ADHD. I can't sit still. It's a belief. Right?
I might be wrong. But this is my take on it.
Hello, yes, you keep calling.
But you're calling me right? You're calling them Estrid?
Yeah, because like, we keep getting calls from this number.
Or I'll call you after the live stream.
I mean, you can't, I can't keep getting 12 Missed Calls and not
pick up at some point, you really start to wonder what's going on.
So I'm really sorry, but that's my take on ADHD. And
I would I would, that's the pattern that I've seen.
So
far.
Have they love it? Right. And then there's a convinced there's a
belief, I have ADHD, I have it. Like, it's a belief. Now, again,
there may be medical professionals out there who would differ from
me, this is not medical advice, just a regular guys perception of
what's going on. The kids believe that they have it. So they're
going to act as if they have it. Right. If you tell the kid do an
experiment, let's tell a kid. Hey, we need to test you.
Alright, put probes on his brain. Put probes you know, start go
behind a computer, right? whisper to somebody, whisper to the nurse.
Okay, go open a file, talk. Okay, step outside, and then bring the
kid in. Hey, great news, you're completely cured of your ADHD.
You're completely cured. You never need these things anymore. And you
should find yourself easily being able to focus for two hours in a
row.
Just do it as an experiment and see what happens.
See what happens.
Let's go to the drama
Yeah, M says it's due to technology 1,000% It's due to
sugary foods and technology, like 1,000% That's got to be the source
of why people are you know, having ADHD.
They can't focus. I can't focus, right. There's too much technology
if I if I want to if I have to take these two things right here
and this thing, and I have to put them in the car far away. I have
to be in a whole nother room. Right and sit with a book and
force myself to read. I cannot read with these things around no
matter what happens I'm going to reach for it. If adults are like
this then what do you think kids are?
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