Shadee Elmasry – NBF 134 Affairs of the Umma
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Today is of course our day on
affairs of the OMA and I've been wanting to read this for a while
what's going up
oh yeah. For the first time
I've I've wanted to share with everyone the story of Adnan Sayed
because
it's a really interesting story.
Right? And it's to me, it's a tragic, it's tragic story,
obviously manlet lost like years of his life.
27 years in 1999, down in Maryland,
this young man, I'd say, he had a girlfriend. So he's a Muslim guy,
but he has a girlfriend. And
I guess we all know that people are not always able to live up to,
you know, what we expect as a Muslim, but so he had a
girlfriend, okay. And this girlfriend was at home and Lee.
Well, one day 1999 She was found dead.
And apparently, there was the relationship with him and her had
ended.
So he became the first suspect. Alright. And this is all while
they're high school students, literally just in high school.
Okay. In 2000, he was found guilty. Now his lawyer was
literally terrible. Like his lawyer had not
done in DNA investigation, like how do you not do a DNA
investigation? The prosecutor really relied heavily on the
testimony of a front his own front and said that he helped
a nun bury the body.
Right? You ever done child care before?
He helped and then bury the body.
Why don't you go sit with Ryan's chair. Right as a nice chair that
goes around and around and around.
Right.
They presented a cell phone tower records that they said put Mr.
Sayed near the park. Right when Miss Lee's body was found.
A jury found a nun say it who was 17 That's it. He was just 17 years
old. I think she was 18.
guilty of murder, robbery, kidnapping, false imprisonment,
and he was given a life sentence. Get now fast forward 14 years, a
long time. Serial is a podcast
and this podcast, Sara kainic. She's she's the one who did the
podcast. This podcast. Round two for 2014 was like fire everybody.
Everybody that you know, was watching this podcast and
listening to this podcast and episodes would come up every
Thursday. Right? Every Thursday at five o'clock, which is a very
weird time. I guess we'll maybe it's drive people are driving
home. Thursday, five o'clock, the episode comes out.
Sarah Kay Nick, I think she thought she was like she she hit
the thing. And she became great. She never did anything else again.
Right? You never heard her name. Again. No offense to her or
anything. But this podcast, hit like was a Grand Slam. Because of
the story. Had nothing to do with the actual production of it.
Production was good. But it's the story. It's not the narrator
because she went around she went to tonight show and she went to
all these late shows and everything.
Nothing was produced after that. Right? That was really that good.
No offense to the to her. But she did a really great job on this
one. It but it was the story that made it. It was 12 weekly
episodes. I'm telling you some of these episodes are like an hour
and a half, almost two hours. You listen to every single minute of
it could not was on the edge of your seat like our community and
Muslim community.
And everyone got like even non Muslims were into this. So it's
not just us.
So over the 12 weekly episodes, the podcast revealed that there's
an alibi witness. Okay. And she says she was with him at the
library. At the time in which Miss Lee was supposedly killed. That
witness is Asian McLean.
She said she was she had been willing to testify. But Mr. SADES
lawyer, this is the woman who really shouldn't be sued, but
she's dead. Maria guitarras never even contacted her. Miss guitarras
was disbarred in 2001 after a series of client complaints
emerged
So when we say that she was a terrible defense attorney, it's
not at a nothing it was because she had many cases where she was
just a terrible lawyer.
The series also questioned the credibility of the cell phone
tower records. So it's attacking now their evidence
and revealed that physical evidence gathered in 1999 was
never tested for DNA. How and we had OJ, literally the guy has
every reason to to commit this murder OJ Simpson. There's nobody
else in the picture for motive, because you got to look at motive,
like who wants these people that who's angry with these people?
Right? OJ Simpson, how does he get off? DNA? Right? That forensic
scientist, that nerdy guy from Harvard, and he's now like a
defense lawyer, if you remember, I watched that footage when I come
home from school, I would turn it on. And because they were
California time, you get a big chunk of it. Right? It was three
hours behind. So if they started at nine, that was like, 12 for us.
And if they finish at five, that's like eight for us. Or let's say
they finish up for that 7pm for us. So we came home internal.
That's what you did in 1995 9494 95. I can't remember
well, 94, the Knicks were in the playoffs, game three against the
Houston Rockets. And then OJ takes off with his white Bronco. And
they cut the game, the NBA game, the finals, the cut the NBA
Finals, and they show the white Bronco ride for like 30 minutes or
something. Everyone was furious. So
they did this 9095 Your life was everyone. You came home the first
thing you did you turn the TV on, right? Because the only place
you'd get the case was on TV. There was no streaming there were
no apps, right? It was not on it wasn't on the radio, Eastern.
That's what every household in America did.
And then you followed this case, which was for some people a
complete slam dunk, and for other people, it was essentially payback
for Rodney kick. Right 1992 In LA Rodney King, just a regular old
driver. He gets pulled out and beaten the lights out of them by
four cups. Okay, and a guy had an old you know, those old VCR
recording devices and recorded it then would make copies sent it to
all the media channels. Alright.
And LA was just so they they prosecuted the four cops. And they
all got off. I don't know how they got off. I think they got off that
maybe the identity they couldn't get their identity pin down
exactly who they were. I think that might be how I don't know how
they got up but la just blew up.
And Reginald Denny a white guy, poor white guy, like they almost
like chose him. And they beat the pulp out of that guy. As payback
for Rodney King. Now Reginald Denny hadn't done anything either.
I think I almost died. So that was the LA riots of 1992. Now OJ after
that.
That was basically like a payback for that. Right? Because there's
only one reason there's one thing that would make me say that OJ I
don't know maybe he didn't do it. Right, is that they claim that
there was a data blood on his steering wheel on his door handle
of his Bronco. There was a data blood
of his wife's blood in his bathroom. Now, a juror she said
something that makes sense. Explain to me
how you kill two people. And only a data blood shows up wouldn't
there be a trail of blood on to the to the white Bronco, and a
trail of blood all the way upstairs? Like how would there be
exactly one duck. So that did actually make sense. But
nonetheless, they still by the way, nobody there is no possible
person that they have on the radar that killed that did the OJ
killings. Whereas here, as we'll see, we're gonna see the reason
that I'd say got out was like they found the real guy through DNA. So
that's always always the case when you try to make someone innocent.
It's you try to make them innocent by showing who actually did the
murder. It's impossible to retake a trial and
and basically just poke holes at the evidence. It's not enough.
Once you're found guilty, the only way out is to find the real person
who did the case. So we're on affairs of the OMA and we're
talking about I'd say it his lawyer Miska Tara's
she doesn't look for any DNA.
Like this lawyer is just terrible. I guess the parents didn't know
how to assess a lawyer. Okay.
The podcast was downloaded more than 100 million times in the
first year. Imagine that Muhammad Get your hands off the computer
and
In
bringing widespread public attention to the case, it won a
Peabody Award for compelling drilling account of how guilty
truth and reality are decided.
In 2015,
Mr. Sayid gets a new hearing.
Write a Maryland court agrees to hear an appeal from Mr. side.
Okay. granted him a new hearing that would allow the introduction
of new evidence in 2016. So the hearing just to see if there is
enough evidence to have a new trial in 2016, a judge grads a
neutral now, you know, these courts are, they're busy, regular
people, they don't have time for moving quick. They don't move
quick. It's their job, they're gonna move at their own pace,
right? They're not gonna rush because you're in a rush. These
things take so long, it's just killer. Now in the hearings, he
has a new defense team, of course, argued that the original defense
team was grossly negligent and presented the testimony of Miss
McLean or and failed
to present Miss McLean's evidence. The team also asked why the
original lawyer had not questioned the reliability of cellphone Tower
Records, nor asked for DNA discovery.
A judge in Maryland granted a new trial in June. And the state
appealed the ruling misleads family express pain and outreach.
Why express pain and outrage where the case is basically they're
saying they might have gotten the wrong guy. So why are you assuming
he's the right guy?
All right. They say continue to believe justice was done when Mr.
Sayed was convicted of killing Hey
Mr. side's lawyer asked for him to be released on bail in this motion
was denied. All right now, how long before
the new case starts? It's now 2018. The Maryland court of
special Appeals upheld the decision to grant him a new trial
because the state said no. And now, the special appeals court
said yes. And they vacated his conviction agreeing
that he had received ineffective legal counseling, but he will
remain incarcerated.
2019 Maryland's highest court denies the new trial. So the state
appeals Eve higher up and they reversed the decision.
The Court of Appeals ruled in a four to three decision that while
the original defense lawyer had been deficient, Mr. Sayed was not
prejudiced by that deficiency. In other words, he was not
mistreated. Your lawyer stunk. That's what they're saying.
Not our problem that your Why should the state every time
someone's lawyer stinks, you get a new trial. That's their
perspective. Right. So they denied him a new trial. And they
reinstated the conviction.
Finally, in November, United States declined to hear the case.
The Supreme Court they don't even want to hear the case.
Then a four part HBO documentary so I missed this one actually, I
didn't see this because I don't have HBO. The case against Adnan
Sayed, reveal, does anyone have an HBO these days?
revealed that DNA tests performed at the request of Mr. Sage, new
lawyers did not find anyone else's DNA on misleads body or
belongings. That's terrible, terrible news.
They did not find anyone Well, terrible news. Sorry.
Terrible news, if you're looking for another criminal, but they
found there was his DNA or was not on her body that day. And that's
the basically the news. So if you look at these things,
it's all these documentaries. It's the citizens who go after these
cases, the Serial podcast now the HBO documentary, and they revealed
that
there was no DNA. So there wasn't another guy's DNA, but there
wasn't also advance aids DNA. So in 2022, that conviction is
overturned completely. Look how long it took before it exploded.
So 14 years he sat rotting in jail, well, not rotting in jail,
but we have to say, like, not feel there's like no hope, then 2014
and explosion. And he's a household name and some
communities and the cases everyone knows about this case, worldwide.
And then it takes seven years after that, right eight years. The
conviction is overturned in March, prosecutors agreed to new DNA
testing, saying that it was merited because of advances in
genetic profiling. A new Maryland law gave prosecutors the
discretion to modify the sentences of offenders were under a
Teen at the time of their crimes and had already served at least 20
years. So basically your life has done with you committed this crime
when you're under 18, you spent 20 years in jail, those people can
get
the DNA check checked again. So on September 14, prosecutors asked
the judge to overturn Mr. Say it's conviction. They said
investigation had uncovered the potential involvement of two
alternative suspects. That's what I'm saying here. Like, it's not
going to get overturned, because your defense did a bad job. Or
because of something you only way that you can really overturn these
cases is when you find the real killer, right. That's why poking
holes in the prosecution's case is useless. poking holes in how bad
your defense was, was is useless, you just got to find the real
killer. And that's how there's an organization called the Innocence
Project.
And what they do essentially is they just do DNA testing
everywhere, where the case where there's a case and they find the
real killer, right?
Once they find the real killer, you have to vacate the other gun
and overturn that conviction. So they said investigation had
uncovered the potential involvement of these two
alternative suspects key evidence that prosecutors might have failed
to provide to miss say Mr. SADES lawyers, and significant
reliability issues regarding the most critical pieces of their
evidence presented at trial. They asked that he be granted a new
trial at a minimum and released on his own personal recognitions Rick
cognizance After a nearly year long investigation, reviewing the
facts of this case, say it deserves a new trial where he is
adequately represented. And the latest evidence can be presented
says Marilyn Mosby, the state attorney for Baltimore City. On
September 19, Judge Melissa Finn of Baltimore City vacated the
conviction in the interest of justice and fairness. Mr. Sayed is
now 41 years old, he was picked up I have no clue why he was picked
up. When he was 17 years old.
He comes out
at the age of 41.
But this is the path that Allah has chosen for him, he came he
goes in just a regular American kid, he's coming out now
Mashallah. He's devout, he, I think he memorize a good portion
of the Quran, he became very pious in jail. He turned to Allah Tala.
He said an interesting thing that he said that you all think I'm
like, in jail. I'm actually like, I have a life here. It's it's a
very different life. But I'm busy. I do have a life here. So I
believe that Allah helped us this young men, and took him from a
life that he was going to live and gave him a life that was very
painful,
for the last 30 years, and is still going to be because this
thing just doesn't go away. But he really should become a millionaire
from this. He really needs for every year that he lost at least
$2 million.
That's how it works. That's not like a rule, but it's a rule of
thumb. In other cases, that's what they said $2 million. And the
judge awarded that $2 million for every year that you were wrongly
convicted. We'll see if he gets anything, but that he really
should. And, and we'll see how he's going to use that money
because he's somebody that has, from his appearance, and from his
words, he's transformed completely.
It's really awesome. And like, I was reading yesterday,
you've ever had to devise the life and film these different periods?
Yeah, it's like he skipped the whole the whole youth. It's like
he was almost protected during 100%. It's almost like that a
madman had dead when he says like, from maturity to 35. Like, that's
where people get in trouble. That's where people mess up in
life. And it would seem to be that Allah just totally protected him
from that. Right. And he was just in the jail. I wonder what he was
doing in the jail. He has access to a library, they have jobs,
things like that.
He says Now, prosecutors on October 11 Forget no new trial,
they dropped the charges altogether. Okay. They dropped the
charges because the DNA evidence excluded Mr. Sayed like he could
not even be the killer. His DNA will be strangled someone, the DNA
would be there somewhere.
And appeal before the Maryland court of special appeals in which
Miss Lee's family sought to pause proceedings remain pending. Like
Miss Lee's family what they have to get here is that how does this
change anything?
Right? It doesn't change anything. You believed the wrong thing your
whole life. It doesn't take away anything from like the the people
like this. No one's disrespecting your daughter's situation. Right?
Nobody's disrespecting that. So this is something that like it's
almost like I think
think they got it all wrong in that respect.
In imagining that, you know, you're disrespecting our daughter,
blah, blah, blah.
Not a disrespect, I they, if you're gonna have any anger have
anger at the at the at the state who screwed it up.
Yeah What is your question to read it for me? How does wrongful
conviction work in aesthetic court?
How does wrongful conviction work? Well, we have to see what the
punishment was
wrongful conviction. It's a terrible thing, obviously. And it
would basically essentially
the DIA money would have to be returned and that person would
have to be
compensated for the loss of life that he received that we don't
have life imprisonment anyway. You might have some years in jail.
Good.
And
that there should be compensation.
All right, let's
read another story. Attorney General Brian frosh blasted
Marilyn Mosby his handling of Nan say its case. In a court filing.
frosh said his criticisms of Mosby don't demonstrate bias against say
it and they do not disqualify his office from an appeals case
against SADES release Sayed 40 Mosby as a judge, I think, say it
41 was sentenced to life after he was convicted for the 1999 murder
of Haman leap his ex girlfriend, the case first received national
attention. Okay, we said all this last month Mosby filed a motion to
have the conviction toss. Okay, so that's his lawyer
after an investigation
conducted by prosecutors, and SADES defense revealed previously
undisclosed evidence pointing to two other suspect monitors to play
with.
Representatives of Yong Li Haman Lee's brother filed a notice of
appeal like that here are the here they go again, okay, against the
this gut where they should really just worry about maybe open your
mind. Maybe you did get the wrong guy. What does that change? Which
you shouldn't be like, wait a second, if we got the wrong guy
well, who is the real killer?
Lee's lawyer argued circuit court proceedings should be paused until
the appeal is heard the Attorney General said in a Tuesday, Tuesday
file and most of these actions raised red flags about the
integrity and neutrality of the proceedings for us said Moseby
office gave the leaf family two days notice of intent to file a
motion calling for states convictions to be thrown out his
office arguably should be allowed to make the case. Most of these
office violated the Maryland Declaration of Rights mandate to
treat victims with dignity, respect and sensitivity. Why not?
I mean,
they gave them notice it's not enough. What do you want? a month?
Who knows? Mosby issued a statement about frosh is filing on
Twitter. In the statement she defended her actions and said it
was extremely troubling. That frosh was clearly biased and
operating in self preservation mode.
Attorney General Brian frosh and his office mishandled, she says,
and sat on exculpatory evidence for years, and his recent attempts
to save face is a complete disservice to the family of Haman
Lee and Tad Nancy, who was wrongfully jailed for 23 years
incarcerated. She said, We stand by an investigation and our
ultimate finding that there is no credible evidence that Mr. Sayed
was involved. Mosby alleged that frosh was trying to protect
himself and the original prosecutor and postconviction.
Attorney, and everyone involved in the same case by legally assert,
yeah, because you're gonna get sued. That's why by legally
asserting that prosecutors don't have to disclose.
Okay, so don't have to disclose to the defense an alternative suspect
that threatens to kill the victim because the person reporting the
threat was not sure if the threat was serious or not.
So let me read that again, legally, certain prosecutors don't
have to disclose to the defense at OCA and alternative suspects. I
see. Our office has always and will continue to treat the family
of family with respect. Most of you said we didn't we not only
notified the family. prior to filing the motion, we provided
them a copy of the motion explained the reasons for the
decision offered counseling provided personal cell phone
numbers for multiple invitations to call or text at any time. Blah,
blah, blah,
blah, blah, blah.
Baltimore's prosecutors dropped sates charges. So Mosby is
basically working for defense aid. And the court agreed they dropped
the case.
And they denied the motion. And they gave these representative 15
days to say why their appeals should continue. Right? Why should
we have an appeal? Now if we have no evidence that would make say it
even involved in this case? In light of the public comments made
by frosh on the case, I'd Nan's defense made a motion to strike
the Attorney General's office as party to the appeal, saying to the
prosecutors, the prosecutor that prejudged this case, I know that
it's always easy to talk about this stuff. But my thing is that
you got to go on the offensive.
You always have to be on the fence, there is no there there's
no success. If you're on defense, it's got to be Attack, attack,
attack, and they got to attack and start suing these people left and
right lawsuits left right and center.
She said that all they do is seek to represent not the state of
Maryland but itself. Right. The prosecutor's office is basically
playing defense in defending itself. They'll go down the steps
Mamadou no steps.
frosh said the motion would prevent the Office of the Attorney
General from performing its constitutional duty to represent
the state of Maryland. The Attorney General's decision to
call attention to the unorthodox and questionable conduct of Miss
Mosby, and her office throughout the reinvestigation and dismissal
of the convictions was in service of that interest.
Okay,
so they're basically fighting
okay,
this guy No offense, he looks like a cartoon character.
So
I want to see now I'd say go on the offensive.
Suing by name everybody.
Everyone. Miss Gutierrez does she have any money left over after she
died? Sue for it because she's the one who really messed you up
really messed you up. So that's essentially the case of Adnan say
it
and that is our first segment of the affairs of the OMA right
anyone have any questions? I know you're busy actually doing
childcare today but
not related only to Adnan said Remember, we're not we're not
doing
q&a You're gonna have to repeat your q&a again when we start
because I don't want to scroll up
nothing no specific questions about this
alright, this is funny.
The Qatari officials have stopped a protest staged by British LGBTQ
rights.
This protests consisted of one man
he flew out to Qatar, okay to protest that they're anti gay.
Listen, you have your own beliefs. Other people have their own
beliefs. Your belief is not universal.
But the thing is, people say that people don't need religion. We
don't need beliefs. These people
they fight day and night for their beliefs. Whether it's global
warming, right then when vaccinations comes around when
COVID comes around, they become
you know, like, crusaders for that then it's for gays right? It's
they they'd love to be activist for their religion. Okay.
So Daydream of autumn, a coward compensation work. It would be
decided by the by the people, the judges would decide what is the
right compensation
I don't really want to read any of this news to be honest with you.
The news on five pillars.
Salman Rushdie has lost sight in one eye and the use of one hand.
Imran Khan barred from public office for five years.
They love him over there. That's going to be overturned because
they love him too much. Doctor Who asked Muslim woman to remove
Vail suspended for nine months.
Dr. Keith Wolverson 56 Like why would he do this? So let's see if
he has a case. Why right? Why is this thing the timer keep turning
on.
And I wanted to shut this off. I'm freezing.
I'm trying to shut it off, but I don't know why it's not shutting
off. We're listening.
Alright, so a doctor from Derby he asked a Muslim woman to remove her
Ville and it was not deemed necessary.
Keith Wolverson he's 56 he was deemed by medical tribunal that's
a pretty big word to have committed several serious acts of
misconduct so a tribunal to me if you're found guilty by a tribunal
you'll get shot right? Isn't that isn't that what
that's what like a tribunal. Zoom a firing squad waiting at the end
of the tribunal.
Well, that's the image that it gives anyway.
So they included repeating his request to the Muslim woman who
were calling Mrs. Q. Obviously Mrs Qureshi, right. What else what
other
Desi name is going to end with a start with a que it's got to be
Miss Qureshi term and then by the way, why do you even need to hide
her name? Do you know how many million Qureshi is there? Mrs.
Gracious. You could even put her whole name Daya Qureshi, salejaw,
Qureshi, sadiya, qurayshi, it's all going to be there's 13 million
of each of those names that I just said.
You ever tried to look up your a desi friend on Facebook, you're
not gonna you're gonna find
20,000.
Okay, so all this happened during 2018. In other incidents, he wrote
in the notes of 15 patients criticizing their English speaking
skills, and that of their relatives, saying among things
that it was unacceptable, and not good enough.
Alright, he's an old fashioned racist, we are familiar with these
things. Right? And to be honest with you to a degree, I tolerate a
lot of it when you're old fashion. And you're past 61, guys. 56.
Right. At a certain point, and you grew up and the whole world was
one way then a world switched. You just got to look at where there's
real harm. That to me, I'm actually very tolerant about these
things to be quite honest with you. Like an old fashioned guy
who, who just is not used to all this. But you just have to look at
is there really harm going on here? This is a medical note. The
guy's blown off steam. They can't speak English. Do you know how
many times we all blow off steam about people that bother us? I got
that neighbor whose dog poops on my lawn. Every week. He has no
respect. Okay? He does not know how to walk a dog. This is America
here. You pick it up. The white guy comes around and he puts on
the gloves. And he picks it up and he puts the glove off in the bag.
Oh, shameful. Pathetic. Pathetic. Allah has caused you now to be
cleaning poop of a dog. SubhanAllah.
Yeah, they just take wrap it up. And he's got the gloves and
everything. But this Indian guy, he comes in and I'm not against
all Hindus, because I have at least one Hindu person that's
like, I consider him not a friend, but someone I'm friendly with. But
this guy, he doesn't know the rules of how to walk dogs in
America. So he bothers me, so we got to just look at it. Is this
really harm here? Alright, so he writes nasty stuff about them
about their English is really not the end of the world that does not
require a tribunal with a firing squad.
Anyway, let's keep reading. Duncan Toole, chair of the tribunal set.
The Tribunal went on to consider the public interest in this case
and the need to uphold public confidence in the profession. It
had found Dr. Wilson's actions to be deplorable, which had the
ability
to undermine the public's confidence in the profession.
It reminded itself that Dr. Wolverson had responded
dishonestly to patient complaint, repeatedly questioned the removal
of a face veil and made offensive remarks in medical records. Okay,
so he's a jerk towards everybody towards Muslims. So he got
suspended with pay or without pay. That's the question. If he got
suspended with pay, that's a vacation. Right. However, it
balanced with the public's need to have good doctors and there were
no patient safety concerns in this case, and that Dr. Wolverson had
provided 25 plus years of service as a doctor. It determined that
the public's trust would not be undermined if Dr. Woodson was
allowed to return once he had gained sufficient insight into his
action. The Tribunal therefore determined that a sanction of
suspension would be appropriate and proportionate.
I told you that when I was in England, and my wife and I would
walk past the guy who sells the evening standards. This is all
Right are like literally a old British dude. Probably never
passed the fifth grade and he's selling these standards. Every
time we pass by he's a Harry Krishna Hari Krishna, right to
bed. You don't read English, you can't buy my even if it's us.
He doesn't know what he's saying, right? I'm not gonna be offended
by that I just don't get offended by these things, right.
I saw the guy two years later, after I had moved, we're sitting
at the bus. We're looking at him like, we know that guy. Where's he
from us two years later.
And his Hey, you guys from arch when you moved? He's talking to us
like we're old friends, right? Because he got used to us and we
got used to him. That's how life works. I really don't want us to
become this this community that gets offended by everything. If
there's real harm than inflict real Hornback. Right. But if
there's just a guy
with what he writes in his notes that people's English is not good.
And he's annoyed by niqab.
That to me is all right, ignorance and insensitivity fine. I really
don't want the Muslims to become one of these annoying minorities
to be quite honest with you.
Because really, honestly, the Wiis? Yes, minorities, they
deserve all this to be treated. Well, everyone does. I don't want
to go that route. Right. I do not want to go there. When I was at
school. This stuff didn't exist. Everyone made fun of everyone. And
we enjoyed it. To be quite honest with you. I had a blast. There was
a Jew who got made fun of for being a Jew. There was an Indian,
he got made fun of being Indian. I was Muslim. I got made fun of for
being Muslim. And they said they would walk I would walk by and
they would make a bomb sound. I'm like, how was that offensive to
me? Right?
How that doesn't offend me at all. Right? They say, Oh, you got
prayer mats. Where's your praying mat? Like, these rugs are
gorgeous. I'm not offended by this. Like, it's very hard for me
to get offended by any of this stuff. Right? Okay, oh, I saw your
mom at the mall. She's wearing a hijab, so as the Virgin Mary,
right? And you're Catholic.
So I never, I don't want us to go that route, to be quite honest
with you.
If the left and the liberals and the woke have convinced you to
jump and to look for or how to be offended at every turn, and we're
victims, and blah, blah, blah, change your mentality. That's a
losers mentality. I gotta be honest with you. It's a losers
mentality.
Dr. Wolverson said in a written submission. Obviously, he's going
to write the right thing. He's not stupid. I no longer request the
removal of a face veil because you're suspended and would not do
so. Save in very particular circumstances. An example would be
where necessary to inspect a facial injury, perhaps
necessitating the suturing of a wound and I love how he brings
something so common sensical. Right. Obviously, you're not going
to suture a wound under the niqab. Anyway, the could ask for another
doctor or a female doctor. However, alternatives such as
consultation with a female doctor, or sending a photograph could be
considered Dr. Wolverson, who now works as a locum in out of hours
shift. I don't know what that means.
in Warwickshire, and Cornwall, that's probably a punishment in
itself to live in those places, said he planned to appeal the
ruling and said the suspension risks robbing the public have an
experienced doctor now I don't think anyone worries about you.
There's plenty of doctors in the UK. Some of them are even like
barely they can't find jobs. But anyway, is he getting paid or not?
That's the question. That is the question.
All right, what else do we have in the news?
So they gave up to this guy. You bother the Muslim women suspended
for nine months? I'm fine with that. But I'm not fine. If like
we're just bunch of whiners and complainers. Get the guy
suspended. And he learns his lesson may be fine, because you
have to use force at some point.
All right. Here's another thing the Muslims have a anti Zionist
on the BBC,
and Israel asked are Zionists lobbies. lobbyists have asked for
Abdullah Betty Antoine
to be removed from the BBC.
Because of his anti Israel commentary.
Zionist organizations such as there's Jewish Chronicle the board
of deputies for British Jews, and the Jewish leadership council, the
JLC they've asked and demanded the removal of Antoine
a regular guest on the BBC.
They say he supports terrorism.
Tim Davey said we do not ban contributors for good reason. But
nor do we give them a BBC platform as your letter suggests, he's just
a guest. We question them. And when they hold her and express a
controversial view, we should always aim to challenge them. This
is not the provision of a platform, it is part of an
independent editorial process that helps us to meet our obligations
of impartiality. No, you can't be impartial with. With the the Jews,
you have to support them 100% There's only one way with them.
The alternative, I'm afraid will lead us down a dangerous path,
which is one that would allow others to decide, such as
lobbyists. How however, that find their motives, and whatever area
of coverage who is and who is not a fit and proper person to appear
on our channel.
As our editorial guidelines state, this means we will sometimes
include in in our output people whose views which may cause
serious offence to many people in our audience, but where we do so
the potential for offence must be weighed against public interest.
So BBC is trying to be neutral here. such judgments should be
made carefully in this case I was about out to one appeared on a
Dateline London primarily to give his view on Saudi Arabia's
dealings with Trump. But it was also important to cover the attack
on so Salman Rushdie remember Salman Rushdie was stabbed by the
Shia. The Shia got good. Mr. Antoine reflected the views of
many in the Muslim world who view the Satanic Verses as blasphemous.
And that's a key aspect of the story.
Mr. Davies. So now, he lost an eye. So he looked like the
degenerates his friend. So now you look like him. Mr. Davies response
came after the pro Israeli groups and individuals wrote to the BBC
last month saying Mr. Antoine is not a right and proper person to
be given a BBC platform. It's shocking that the corporation
continues to invite him.
So be shocked. signatories include blah, see what I tell you. It's
everyone's whining, whining, whining, whining. signatories
included Bob Blackman, and all sorts of other Jewish lobbyists.
Our alarm was heightened this month when the BBC invited the
controversial commentator at Swan onto Dateline. Okay, where he
expressed sympathy for the man who attacked Salman Rushdie in New
York
did he?
On the very same day as Mr. Antoine express these views
unchallenged on air, he wrote an online article in which he wrote I
support Mahmoud Abbas and his refusal to apologize for the
killing of 11 Israeli participants in 1974, in Munich, in the
Olympics, and his use of the term holocausts to describe the many
massacres to which Palestinians have been subjected, subjected by
Israeli forces. This rhetoric is characteristic of Aswan
who in the past praises terrorists as murderers and their attacks as
miracles,
Antoine is one of the most prominent journalists in the Arab
world and reaches millions through his social media platforms. He's
the editor in chief of a new website called
El Yom. In English, it's really hard to read and is a staunch
defender of the Palestinian cause and a fierce critic of Israel.
And of course, some Jewish people are commenting on the posts trying
to sway our opinion to be against at one
all right.
Last item of the news, what I tell you, everyone's whining, Hindu
organization, community is under siege, living in fear.
Would you stop? Does everyone just whine incessantly? Is that what
being a minority now is
180 British Indian and Hindu organizations and temples. They
wrote to Prime Minister Liz truss was out now requesting her to
intervene and protect them. They're being targeted and feel
threatened.
Gosh, two people aren't embarrassed to write this stuff
about themselves. Right.
The open letter was signed by
a whole bunch of organizations into organizations which I'm not
saying go around offend Hindus.
Okay.
Just
the letter does not mention violence or intimidation
perpetrated against Muslims in Leicester. Like it doesn't mention
what you guys did.
I'm not a for like, obviously this this type of stuff, but
you're a guy, you're gonna write a letter, we fear, violence,
no embarrassment and saying that, alright, maybe like people are a
different breed these days, I don't know, I personally would be
embarrassed to say something like that.
The letter reads we write to draw your attention to the recent
disturbances in Leicester, Birmingham, and other towns, which
have greatly distressed the Indian Hindu communities, I thought this
thing was over, by the way, hatred towards the Hindus is at an all
time high.
It could get hired to the point where there has been open
violence, intimidation and abuse level that Hindus through physical
assaults, I say could get higher because what they do in India to
the Muslims would request it's gonna get hit Mohammed, Mohammed,
play on the rug, so it doesn't make so much noise.
But I'm saying it could get higher. I'm not saying that that's
like we're promoting this type of thing. But it could get higher
because what you're doing in India, you what's your guy Modi is
doing. The Hindu community has made UK tone for the past half
century, we are less than 2% of the population really no way.
Looks like you. There's Hindus everywhere. It's gotta be way more
than that. Yet our contribution of which you no doubt are aware is
significantly higher.
In terms of socio economic contribution to the British
economy and by way of social integration, as well as upholding
our progressive British values. The Hindu community is one of the
most law abiding as evidence of buy of imprisonment statistics,
yet today, we feel like a community that is under siege. As
a last resort, we write to you to draw your attention to our plight,
you have a plight
as the long term consequences of what is unfolding, you must be
aware of the violence in Leicester and aggressive protests outside
the temple in Birmingham.
He's not celebrating I don't know if you heard that. But just as a
disclaimer, he's not celebrating the aggressive protests outside
the temple.
Although causes of what happened in less there are many and complex
the bottom line is that a marginalized Hindu community, you
know that I think it's a type of divine punishment. When you take
on a mentality of loss threat fear,
it must be part of the punishment. This Hindu community now lives in
a state of fear.
While some families have already left the neighborhood, many more
are preparing to relocate.
It is worth noting that a small but highly organized band of
radical Islamists took full advantage of the community
tensions that existed between the marginalised Hindu community and
the Muslim neighbors which had previously lived in peace. They're
small, so deal with them then.
A Storm of misinformation was created on social media. With open
incitement to violence against Hindus as a consequence of this
vicious campaign, numerous Hindus were physically assaulted. I'm
telling you, if Muslims wrote this, I would be upset if Muslims
wrote this type of article. We're afraid our communities this, that
and the other, I wouldn't be upset. I mean, what did the guy
some of those Muslims do the other day?
After this, they went off there and they just watched walk in the
streets, not writing some
weak letter like this.
And I think it was done with they went off and walked around the
streets. Bunch a bunch of dudes, and nobody messed with them again.
Hindu homes targeted cars, which showed Hindu symbolism vandalized.
Okay, we're against all that right, while but once you put
together your own community Taskforce. While the media widely
reported as a class of two faith communities, it failed to explain
why the damage suffered was almost exclusively by Hindus.
It is frightening for the beleaguered Hindu community of
Leicester to see that the perpetrators of these crimes are
still walking freely.
The letter makes the following appeal, investigate, give
financial support and make a commission to investigate anti
Hindu hate and its causes, asked Modi, what the causes are.
Recognize the threat of British homegrown extremists, help fund
teachers to basically identify and deal with anti Hindu hatred in
schools. So now I guess, let alone though last Jedi Killer is going
to be hate speech. To mark my word, they're going to make it
hate speech. The satanist I'll develop Minnesota and the regime
will be hate speech
to ensure that sufficient security is provided to the Hindu community
both in the short term and long term right during including during
the celebration of Diwali.
Razi Ashraf says comments. This is classic example of the thief
shouting thief. A true example of playing the victim. The names of
the Hindu organizations. There's an ad in the way here
To close this ad up
five pillars, it's not lab. It's not iPad friendly. The names of
the Hindu organizations are clear proof this fascist Hindu
organization do propaganda. That's all it is. That's what he's
saying. I don't know if it's propaganda or not, I'm just saying
that the tone is the tone of losers, the Hindu RSS of India
known for its fascist agenda, blah, blah, blah.
So he's basically saying there it's a fascist agenda. That is
concludes our time here in terms of the
affairs of the OMA.
And now let's go to your questions. First, we will take if
you have any questions, but the questions here again, because I
don't want to scroll up again.
But your questions here
we'll take things that relate to the topic first, and then we'll
take things that are
what's going on right.
Oh, all of us man's
will this subject be reoccurring, since we discussed it last week to
the subjects? The subject of today is the affairs of the OMA and we
do this every Wednesday as well as a DUA, which this time that we did
the drop before the beginning of the stream?
Abdulhadi I got called ISIS when praying in public. I'm like,
ma'am, is the Taliban you need to worry about?
Good one. Right. That's very good.
So well, one time por el Yan. He got a Moroccan white Moroccan job.
And he prayed with the hood up, right. And some African American
women came by and they were like, Excuse me, and they had their
phone out. And they're about to like record. And like, excuse me
why you were in that hood, bla bla bla, they turn around to see a
brown guy, right? And they're like, nothing is a Moroccan hood,
what's going on? And then he realized that it looks like a Klan
outfit.
I'm telling you, this mentality
this mentality of looking for a way to be offended as a minority,
it seeped into people's heads without them realizing it.
You know what, you're a minority. Why are you a minority because
your country stinks. That's why fix your own country and go live
back home where you're the majority. Like look at the
realities of things. You're not a minority for some good some
innocent reason here. Maybe we are, we're born here, but I will
put it back to our grandfathers why are we here and I'm in a
vulnerable position because our grandfathers lost wars. That's why
you don't like it. Okay, your grandfather's lost wars, fix it
now. That's the only reason why you're here. They messed up.
Yes, we respect individually all of our grandparents, as the
generations of the past.
The grandfather's of the French and the British defeated the
grandfather's of the Muslims. Simple fact. Losing stinks. Right?
But you lost. That's why you're in this business. And so stop
whining. Pick yourself up as soon as possible. Because this this
approach of just like,
being totally removed from the actual realities of history, and
then expecting some, some fairness or something. There's no fairness
in life.
Like political life, there's no fairness. You're lucky if someone
has any. Okay? You're lucky if Muslims have have any.
Any one's fair to them?
Is it Is there a special holiday for high schoolers something?
Because suggest to is saying, can we have an enemy girl and Jen? So
the high schoolers are out. High School Israel. That's the only way
to
Hanifa for us says every day there's at least one enemy
question what is going on? I've never watched one second of an
enemy cartoon.
Are they even called cartoons? Obey daddy. No, it's not gold. It
looks at the colors Gold, of course, but we don't know unless
we're good. We're like watching shows. Sheikh Hassan was
suggesting a show yesterday. It's called the Ruby or Cordoba, Ruby
or Cordula. Like it's just a show by the shoe or an Arabic while you
do it. That's good. It's about Cordova. Yeah. It's an Arabic and
you learn Islamic history and stuff like that. It's really good.
Yeah, yep.
Allah has does not create any disease, but he also creates with
it it's cure. That's correct. Except
death.
Is this for physical, emotional, etc? And who has knowledge of
these spirits? Will these cures have to be sought by the humans?
That's the deal. For every disease, which we mostly bring on
by our own creations, we invent things and they cause diseases.
There's a cure Allah promises, there's a cure, you have to go
find them.
Isn't it you who invented this stuff, right? You invented the
plastic, you invented all these sugars, refining these sugars, you
did all that stuff. So you also go find the cures. So we have to find
the cures Okay.
Does that involve emotional? I believe the emotional
Okay, the emotional and spiritual sicknesses. Mainly the majority of
those cures are also going to be non physical.
They could be possibly physical, but possibly non physical. And I
do testify that there is extra external things that could mess up
your emotional state. There was once a guy who was given a
vitamins.
So I took the vitamin, right? It was a curcumin vitamin.
When I I started feeling depressed, and I would wake up to
like, why am I down? There's no reason for me to be upset but I
was just down right? And then I was talking to my friend
and he happens to oh man, I took that stuff and made me depressed.
I was like, oh, that's what it is because we both took the vitamin
from the guy at the same time.
And as soon as I stopped taking that I stopped feeling down. So I
start I do actually believe that there is external things could
enter your body and pick you up or bring you down. I mean, coffee
makes people happy all the time.
So
alright, glitter. It has a comment about Adnan Sayed and then seeds
and red and as she was given from Sudha to use IV to read 100 times
and he will come to her in 90 days.
All right, he will come back home
in 90 days is there anything to this? Why not? Why not?
Will stream stay or at the same time after the time changes? Yes,
it'll be 1:30pm
is not feeling attracted to your spouse anymore grounds for divorce
in the Cydia?
First of all, from the man or from the woman, the man is taking on
the responsibility of his wife, by law. If we marriage is not just by
law, there's law and there's emotions and there's other things.
But if you ask him about the law,
as soon as he does not want to have
his wife anymore, he doesn't have to write if she can't fulfill his
duties, okay, then she tells him I can't fulfill your duties anymore.
obligations towards you anymore. So please release me from this
marriage. He said okay, give me my dowry back. If he agrees to that,
then they go their own ways. But as as in real life know, in real
life that's not the say normal face that in his time, he said is
everything just love is his responsibilities to
how do we answer atheists has been a who argue that it is better to
be good because of the goodness of your heart and not because of the
promise of Paradise and the fear of *.
That have they say that so much? Right?
And the our answer to that number one is firstly, you can't even
define goodness, number one, number two, it's a lie that people
don't have a motivation. Ask them what's your motivation for that?
Okay, number three.
We are human beings are known by their creator the best and our
Creator knows that humans are of different states. The highest of
all states is he does the good for the love of Allah subhana wa Tada.
There is no such thing as doing the good for the good. Because the
good is only defined by Allah so therefore you do the good for the
sake of Allah. Allah is our focus, not the good.
Something was good today. It's bad tomorrow, like what? Moses married
two sisters. That's haram for us. It was good for him is bad for us.
The first generation of humans, you couldn't marry your twin you
could only marry one of your sisters that was not a twin. That
was good for them is haram for us. So good for us is me is nothing we
don't have. It's not a standalone thing. It's only what Allah tells
us is good. And of course their details can be determined by our
intellect, our gut instinct, our fitrah the details, but primarily
something is good because Allah says it's good.
All right. So there is no such concept of the good for the good
itself. As if it's a standalone thing in the universe. No. So our
focus is upon Allah
We do something for the love of the Creator.
That's the highest motive. But sometimes our soul drops in its
strength.
Our spiritual strength drops, we need a personal motive, Allah
says, have any personal motive you want.
As long as you know it's coming from me. That's what if losses is
to seek rewards solely from Allah. Sometimes we're even weaker than
that and we succumb to our temptation. Allah says, I'll do
you a favor, if you can't succumb to our temptations, all attach
pain to these temptations, so you stay away from them.
So these atheists who claim and say it's better to be good, just
for its sake, it's okay, you do that be good for its sake, and
then go to jahannam. Right, and I will avoid jahannam. And you you
can think you're better than me all you want. All I need to is to
avoid him. So you don't believe in John. That's why. So
I think it's a nonsensical statement. Everyone has to have a
motive that connects to themselves.
Just a reminder, regarding the time change this weekend.
Alright, so how is it affecting Europe now? Is the class later for
the Europeans? Or is it earlier? I'm really thinking that we're
going to need eventually when we when as we grow, we're eventually
going to have a European track for classes. Right? So ArcView
classes, there will be some mid day ArcView classes that would be
in the evening.
For the European times.
How do we pass trials and tests in life?
Mrs. S, is asking this question. We should get Nancy
to talk about that, because he just went through the biggest one
that we could probably, you know, in our community on the east coast
here, but
when I say our commute, I mean the east, the broader east coast,
because he's about four hours away from us three hours, Baltimore,
but I believe the best way is always to have
a really good dream in front of you. Okay?
A really good dream in front of you something that it would it
would be big enough of an invent of an incentive for you to climb
up mountains and work nonstop and worship along nonstop. You got to
keep that in your mind. You got to be working towards that goal.
Because sadness, anger, grief, these things are never pushed
away, they're displaced. I have a bigger thing I'm thinking about
that's the only way that I that's the only piece of advice I have
for this sister. How do we get through these hardships you got to
have some bigger dream in your head
it the more you say stuck to something to a feeling or an
emotion or a pain the more attention you give it you focus
everything there you got to put your focus somewhere else
Allah does not use ANGER Yes he has the word of God and the love
of Allah means the absence of His mercy the withdrawal of His mercy
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the difficulty now says Lily our subliminal messages people don't
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Mustafa Al shaking hand after Salah is bitter. I was sold you
should shake hands of someone you just met in gym out.
It's a bit that is
Yeah, nice. It's not going to be a bit of that is sinful. It's not a
sinful innovation, but it is an innovation. It's not a sinful
innovation. If it becomes perceived by people that it's a
sunnah that they have to do. That's the problem not the shaking
itself. The belief that this is something they actually have to
do.
zemer * Can I have what kind of wives going to have in Jannah?
All right, you can just get there first.
Suzie Bella Rahim. What are the characteristics that women but you
can have? What you want to be quite honest with you if that's
what motivates you? And, and by the way, there's nothing wrong
with that. What's wrong with that? There's nothing wrong with the men
wanting women he loves right now with that might bother if you're
married to one woman that's gonna bother but you're just gonna say
at least you want when I'm saying in general man loves woman as a
fitrah, right? Man Loves woman. Woman loves men. We don't have any
problem with that.
And you have like a teenager here. Who is just thinking about that in
Jana?
No problem.
Sue's Ella Rahim says what are characteristics that women should
work on to be good wives. I see a lot of breakups in the community.
I think that both sides, husband and wife, there needs to be
marriage coaching, to be quite honest with you. Really, they
should be marriage coaching. Because I personally believe that
seeking sacred knowledge and learning the adab of the Sahaba,
the adab of the sheath, in the seat on the summit of the Prophet
is 90% of it. And then maybe 10 20% of it
is going to be like general advice that everyone gives, right? But I
really believe that Shema at Sierra, worship Allah together
study knowledge, learn how, look at how Fatima Zahra lived, she
lived said I should say to Khadija for the women.
These are the examples now you're gonna have contemporary issues.
Look at don't we have shoe out of their wives live? Like, look, if
you have tension, you look at how their wives and daughters live.
Because if that's like
a total of let's say 20 women, wives and daughters of sheep,
they're going to reflect the truth.
The majority of them maybe want to be you know, there's some
extremes. But there's going to be a broad middle.
How do we learn how to what is
like the dab of, of Islamic scholarship and it's that dab of,
of life with a dab of these things from the Living sheath? Yes, you
read from the books, you study knowledge, but also the living
shoe. And the observation of them talking to them getting advice for
them is a type of education for you. So I would say bring them in,
okay, and learn these things. But it's got an end the end, the best
thing is to get from a lot of people, not just one person
because one person has limited experience. And they have the
temperament that may be different than yours, a husband that may be
different than yours, children that are different than yours.
Right? So everything's different. So you're gonna need 510 1520 25
That's why Samba is so important and life in the massage is so
important. Chepstow had recently released a photo.
Or it's like a footnote in a book that he's writing, where he says
the misogyny is the only place for people to learn Islam, especially
in the Western countries. So women need to be in the Senate. Right?
Because in the old days, the Feds were the ruling is that young
ladies who always go to the masjid is not good. And it's Makoto for
them to do so. Whereas he's saying now that there are women out
everywhere so that ruling when you apply it now to the masjid while
she's everywhere else, it doesn't make any sense. She has to be in
Masjid because it's the only place you're going to learn the only
place you're going to see pious he said to meet pious people to see
pious people and meet them.
Right that's how we're going to learn. So we need
coaching is not just an official coaching class coaching is also a
meet someone to ask them a one word of advice how do you do this?
How do you do that? Right and you watch them and you observe them
What do you think of this what do you think of that? You learn a lot
just by
observation.
Abdullah is not tolerating these youth
who are calling him bruh
br u h.
Is I'm not I'm not bruh you can say brother
can a chef use a gin to cure a person who is sick? It is
permissible to use the Muslim gin
the most of them Gen. To remove evil gin, or just annoy newest
instance because not all gyms are SELTENE some gyms are but there
are gyms that can be just a nuisance. And you're allowed to
use a Muslim Jen but that's a whole nother world don't get
involved in it. Just don't get involved.
A whole discussion, you know on the word bruh and it's one of
these certain things that
you are new to me is you know it's new to me this expression that I
hear you guys sometimes saying and I'm at it saying and stuff is no
feeling some type of way
Did we lose all sorts of vocabulary? Right? Is the
vocabulary have been so limited now?
In their fields feels
oh my god,
wow
Are we a quote required to have hosting the vision of non Muslims?
Good question by Abdulhadi hosting the ven is in a matter that is not
your business.
If a matter is your business, and you can be harmed by it, or
someone else can be harmed by it, then you do not have hosted been,
you have two of them. Such as what you're going to hire somebody, a
person is going to live with you. A person has gun, for example,
become your roommate, your person wants to come into your home. No,
you have to have fun. So you protect yourself first. Okay, you
protect yourself first.
And then you can let them in. So you question them and you ask
about them all that stuff.
Muslim women are feeling assaulted online by Muslim men? What is your
advice to them? Certain channels, you have to click off. To be
honest with you. They're out of control. They're out of control.
I'm telling you, they're out of control. They shouldn't be in
Twitter comments. Yeah, Twitter. These guys on Twitter are out of
control. The guys the right. They're very right wing types. I'm
telling you, they're out of control. I don't know what eating
them up about women to handle my life.
The women in my life have been very level headed. Right. So I
don't know what allergy that they have. They contract to some
allergy. They got some issues. I have no idea what it is. Yeah, the
feminist stuff. I don't believe in any of that stuff anyway. Okay. I
don't believe in all that feminist stuff of the anger. Okay.
Right.
The the anger
about of that they're that they're instilling
towards men and judgment towards men has just rebounded in a group
of guys who are doing that back. Right. So that's essentially what
is going on there.
And I really don't want no part of it, because spiritually, it really
ruins your heart. So I have no part of that, that crew.
And while recognizing obviously, that what the sources, okay. And
I'm not, I don't shy away from saying that that is a source. And
that's something that
like, a lot of hatred is created from the other side, too. And a
lot of their beliefs are totally,
you know, they're just beliefs. They're not anything that anyone's
forced to accept. Okay, so.
And I think they did a lot of destruction to society. Right? A
lot of these a lot of these beliefs and positions are
destructive to society. But what you're going to end up with things
are going to swing the opposite way. So what I've tried to guard
myself from is I stopped reading,
looking so much at Wolken feminist stuff, because it'll get you
angry. And I also stopped looking at the other stuff. I don't even
look at it. People ask about agitate. I have watched literally
60 seconds of a clip like two years ago of agitate I have not
watched a single clip, right or longer form clip. I'm not getting
sucked into this rabbit hole or that rabbit hole. Well, you know
that I cut off the the woke side a long time ago, and the liberal
side, but I'm not getting sucked up in that other side, that that
crew that has went the way the opposite way. And they're
essentially right wing Muslims. I am not going that way. Right? Red
Pill Muslims, I'm not going that way. And I've said it many times
because it's not going to last.
Right? The middle is what's going to survive. Just the deen keep
your focus on Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa salam keep your focus on
the automa that's why I want to keep my focus. I didn't want to
look at that stuff. You're gonna get affected. You're gonna get
affected by anger on one side. Now the women are the opposite, right?
They're gonna be angered by the red pill stuff and may be
influenced by the feminist stuff. Males may be influenced by the red
pill stuff and angered by the feminist stuff. I'm not going
either way. Right because it's it ruins your heart. Don't touch the
camera
they're still going on on
For up
what is the meaning?
That the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said Allah will gather
his affairs, whoever focuses on Allah subhanho wa Taala Allah will
gather his affairs what does that mean? It means that your family
life will be good your financial life will be good your physical
health will be good your dean will be good Your job will be good your
tech your children will be collected that's what it means the
opposite All right, I'm gonna have to divorce my kids astray. I'm in
debt. I'm about to get fired blah blah blah. What to shut it okay.
Someone wants to talk about
the spiritual
origin are the two so with and the f1 This is from Tasneem search.
Okay. Would it be possible to do an NB F about this? We can show no
that is doable. Why not? Maybe someday.
Timing might be hard to bring her as a guest but
Allah says in the Quran, question from Muhammad Allah says and we
reveal of the Quran that which is a healing and a mercy to the
believer. The main problem is that our lack of Eman otherwise we can
easily get cured through the Quran. That's true.
Does listening to the Quran get us the same reward as reading it?
The Prophet sallallahu sallam said yes.
Is it impossible to have a man like the Sahaba
it is not impossible. It Yes, it is impossible to have the exact
amount of Saba because they saw the Prophet with their eyes.
But we can have a lot of goodness. And we can see our shoe her
mountains of stability and he met
let's get a nun in here and invite him
now not yet,
but let's get started. You know
Karen Akena
Okay, let's go down now.
All right.
It keeps the comments keeps moving up and down. So anyway.
When choosing a spouse as an equal,
people look for all sorts of things, especially a degree and
secular education qualifications. They want a doctor why for it or a
doctor guy, stuff like that. But nobody bothers about Islamic
knowledge. Well, it's mostly most people don't they look for the
dunya they look for stability here and enough Islamic knowledge is
enough but I'm telling you if you want to be happy in life, live
domestic life live the knowledge life lived the life of massage and
see you because the older you get in it, the better it gets. Right.
Missus Mrs. S I was advising him to ask questions that matter okay,
they're just having a discussion.
Abdulhadi Is there less punishment for people who may falter in their
Islam due to mental health conditions? Yes.
Oh my Mariam says I love the saying by a scholar men and women
are mutually superior to each other. That's
you could probably argue that there would there are certain
things a woman can get rewarded on and do in this world. And you
absolutely have a need for no one else can do it. And the opposite
can be said for men.
Khadija Aasif says, I suspect many of them have had their hearts
broken and it fuels their hatred, hearts broken or rejected. Right,
like heartbroken. You might still that might be a bit of a generous
term. Rejected might be that term might be the right thing.
I don't know. Nobody says I don't think it's about Muslim women with
modesty. I know Pakistan girl who threw a party. The day she took
off her job. I think it's that these types of he's just given a
comment here.
It's very hard to actually get through the questions now. And
Rhys doing jobs here. So I have to get through. I'm literally going
through discussions and comments.
Glitter.
Yeah, give me some questions, because the comments, the
discussions back and forth are a lot.
I mean, is it possible to have non Muslim friends in the West? Have
the same gender? Of course, they said no, of the same gender.
So why wouldn't you?
Yeah, you, you, you, you are on the religion of your best friends.
So, so your best friends should be people that you are, would accept
to trade their books on the Day of Judgment. So your five group of
friends all put your book of deeds in a pot and everyone take a
random one? That's how you should be. Write your book of deeds, you
should be willing to swap them. If you're not, don't keep company
with that person.
Hamza J says, my sister is asking what is your favorite Hadith and
why? Well, that's easy. I'm in the good opinion of my slave.
And I ended the knob DV for in Bolivia, fairen. Fella, if he
thinks good of me, he'll get that. If he thinks bad of me, he'll get
that. That's my favorite one because it puts the matter in our
lap. And it allows us to dream up a future for ourselves and live
towards it. You can't not have a goal in life. You have to be going
somewhere why people mess up, they get issues, and you can't give up
on things that you wanted or that things are not going well in life.
Giving up is not a rank. It's not a macam it's not a good deed. You
rather just die trying at least you you're doing something with
your time. Right? So
is that Sunsoo? Oh, it's a hadith
Oh, that state about I fear that you are either in beta or alpha.
You're either in trial, or you're in protection from trial? Yeah,
you're in either in the fewer the pupil of Bella.
The people of Orpheus should think a lot that they're not people have
built up. But the people have built up I mean, the receiving
trials there. McCollum is going through the roof if they have
suffered with those trials,
a session on the fifth of polygamy. I gave my whole thing on
the fifth of polygamy and the pragmatics of it. Right? I've said
it a couple of times, but I'll say it again in a 62nd. Here, that the
ruling is the ruling, it is valid for men to have multiple wives up
to four.
But the question is, when it hits the ground, you don't want to do
and this is my advice. This is what I say.
You don't want to do something to somebody else, like your children,
for example, or your wife that you have you or your community has
zero experience with.
It's not fair. Right? It's not fair. And that's my opinion,
personally speaking. So I would not allow for example, like the
way I the way I raised my kids to live, I'm going to raise you the
way I lived, I'm not going to ask you some I'm not going to push you
harder, right? Or take something away from you.
Because that's what's fair in my opinion. Like you we live a
certain balance life what you consider balanced, that's what I'm
going to transmit.
I'm not going to go and push you to to something and put you in a
certain world. Unless the situation forces me that's
different, right? Or unless I learned something was bad. You
learn for example, a certain chemicals bad you make sure that
you don't eat it anymore, so I ate it in my youth. I don't eat it
anymore. That's different. That's knowledge right? But a way of
living.
I don't want to experiment with them. Allah is going to ask us
about this Amana that he gave us. So I want to give them your a
baseline Toby upbringing, right? That is balanced. If anyone wants
to be great, you can be great. I'm gonna push you to do a certain
respectable minimum. Okay, there's no discussion, I'm gonna push you
to do it. But if you want to go any further than that,
right, that's really up to you. Okay, let let it come out of them.
But to push them into a new way of living now where there's co wives
and and all this stuff. Practically speaking. It's rare
that we have no precedent for this. I don't know how to answer
these questions for you. So why would I put them in that
situation? So that's my answer on that. In a nutshell. It's more of
like pragmatics than a ruling.
It's not it's not that's what it is. It's no heard says it's no 95
on Instagram says, Could something we continually make dua for be
shutter for us.
Judge it with your mind
and believe Allah will give it to you
with your with your mind with the shitty out with your common sense.
Judge it if you want it, believe in it, go after it. Allah will
make you happy one way or another. But you keep your eye on the goal
because that's what the prophet commanded us. The Prophet
commanded us. If you want something, keep your eye on it and
have no discussion, you're gonna get it. If you start hesitating,
well, maybe it's not good for me, maybe it is, then at that point,
you're the reason that you might not get it,
put you on it. Now, if Allah subhana has another plan for you,
you will hit a wall, you will be turned in a different direction.
Something will happen that will turn your heart away from it
completely and will turn your heart to something far better.
You understand, but you don't worry about Allah's knowledge. You
worry about yourself the command of the Prophet, you want
sallallahu alayhi wa salam you want something you keep your eye
on it, go for it, ask Allah to start getting up for tahajjud
get up for tahajjud do so lots on the prophets of Allah when he was
said in 1000 a day have no hesitation
What if the husband did not really lead and guide toward Islamic
values? Well, you have to see your family situation if it is harmful
or not to to to continue with him
what is bidder and how to identify it says HMAS Alright, let me just
give you another shell bidder is of two categories bidder of
beliefs and bidder inaction, the in beliefs is to negate some and a
text of Quran or Hadith that is explicit but not widespread. It's
explicit but not widespread. Good. If it was and that person is an
innovator, his good deeds do not count.
Until he fixes his belief. Right?
If it is explicit, and it is widespread,
that person is out of Islam, like who the Qadiani is who believe in
another prophet.
If it is not explicit, its interpretive and he goes against
the indramat the consensus of the Ummah I think I got too technical
for the brother right here, right then
that's Bidda FIFA, he is still a Sunni but on this matter, he's
misguided and he's an innovator on that metal. Now, as for the bit of
action, it is to do an act in salah or in hajj for example, that
the prophets I send them did not do because Hajj and Salah in space
NCM in specific are things prophesy centum said do it exactly
as I do it
as for the current da he opened the door so Bidda is so as to
introduce something new in worship that has no basis neither in
specific nor in general because the basis could be specific or
general right there you could have a general basis for something
so that those innovations they fall in of actions they fall in
the category of obligatory permitted
recommended permitted discouraged or haram based upon its
relationship with the evidence that's a summary of innovation.
suggests you said a girl left Islam because Intertape converted
to Islam What do you think about that?
I would question the facts to be honest with you.
I would question that that's is that like a Twitter thing is that
just
tweeting
actually becomes
that's cool for but what if he corrects himself though? Like Wait
a second, we are not going to are we? Are people static? Are they do
they change? Right? The worst person can change. You can change,
right? Again, I don't have much context of what he says. But he
can change
so now I'm from Melbourne.
May Allah reward the whole team. My family and I benefit we put
them on while driving in the car and listen as a family. That's
really nice. I'd love to hear that. And I'd love to go back to
Australia someday.
It's 6:20am on Thursday in Melbourne. Wow.
I didn't realize that time was that drastic?
Is hap what's the shot of this hadith. A woman's prayer in his
room in her room is better than her
Prayer in the courtyard, and her prayer in the cabinet is better
than the prayer in the room. The answer to that a low item is that
the women in the time of the prophets of Allah when he was
setting them would pray in the masjid. But then some of them
begin to be bogged down by duties, so they could no longer pray in
the masjid. So they felt bad, and they felt that they were missing
out on the reward. And so the prophets of Allah who it was salam
extended the place of their reward
right to their homes, so that they would not feel that they have to
leave their duties in the homes
and go to the masjid, that is one of the Tafseer lots of that hadith
and Allah knows best. Or it could mean that in the case that the
masjid is like
a very big Masjid filled with strangers, then it's better for
her not to go alone.
If it's like a neighborhood mastered and everyone knows
everyone is a little bit different
oh my gosh, you can spend all you want so
what are the obligations says, Man Massoud have a son as opposed to a
married daughter towards their mother the Son is the first line
of defense of taking care of the mom. If the son fails to or he
could not for some reason, then the son in law
the wife's husband, it falls on his lap right to take care of his
mother in law.
Abdulhadi says I don't understand your answer to my question. Did
you mean by her answer that yes, we have hosted version of non
Muslims Yes. Yes you can have hosting have been in the sense
that it's an attitude. You don't want to always think ill of
somebody
I don't think that that's it's not the way of our prophets of Allah
when he was
right to always think ill of somebody
it's not our way
okay
lying to them is
I guess the one thing lying in backbiting
that's a problem well when you know that you have to be on guard
so that's why I said if you have no business with them have Hassan
if you have an interest with them like I'm dealing with them then no
then you have to be very guarded with people. There's a hadith
shikigami always says
protect yourselves with suit oven. Yep. Now spinning thicket Is that
a thing? It no it's not a thing for us. It's a bit out for us but
we're in light of like youth and the stuff that they go through. If
a kid says he wants to spin around and do thicker I'm not gonna like
but it is for us it's a bitter
and it's not respectful. So that could we don't say that we but if
you want to spin around just spin right? And then do thicker later.
How could you do it? Don't you get dizzy?
Was wisdom it says
he's basically being accosted by his neighbor. How can I have
that's what I said when you have an interest then you don't you
guard yourself but you have no interest. And you're just dealing
with a person at work or something like that. Then you can have
hosted done so obviously mazembe And Muhammad has issues with his
neighbor.
Yes, issues with his neighbor. Poor guy.
Lily says this is how bad things have gotten the last 20 years
people don't read books.
I don't know if the new generation knows what a book is. The schools
don't even give them books.
Take pictures of it or somebody wants to take
Wow. Because everything is now a PDF or whatever. Even all school
like math. Math is now on the computer. How can I says do you
have to retake your shot if you dance at Diwali celebration? First
of all, this Diwali thing is had it with duallie Everything. These
days it's almost as if like it just
it just like exploded in our community. I guess the population
of Hindus has grown in our area, okay. And their number of
references of Diwali went from like zero for years to like one
to select 2000.
Man, you're the next time
Come for lashes I told him Allah you know that's for Hindus right?
Yeah
okay
you all heard of this politician in the mosque
if I share you something on your phone can you
can you put it up? It's just like a funny
email to you sure
one second people were doing something here I'm getting
something hilarious for you
alright, it's compressing and sending to you right now. In the
meantime,
sincerely Salam says, Can Allah grant us something we are
passionately praying for just to teach us a lesson? No, Allah does
not do this. Allah does not do this.
When Allah Tala grants us teaches you a lesson through something,
okay? It's when you're like sarcastic about it.
Oh, I would much when you don't give it much thought or piety.
When you say something, for example, like, oh, I would much
rather anybody live here except that guy. And you keep saying
that? Well, maybe Allah will give you anybody. Okay. So but when you
are piously praying for something and it's answered.
I haven't hear from Habibullah directly yet, Jim. Yeah, Jim.
Yeah. Jim, you must believe it is good. Allah does not play tricks.
Allah does not play games. He does not take a pious person.
And do this to them.
He does not take piety from you, and use it as a trick against you.
If your prayer is answered, and you find some hardship, in the
thing that you prayed for, that's due to some sense that you had.
Right? That's used to some sense. If you prayed for a car, you got a
car, and now you don't know how to drive? Well. That's because you
don't know how to drive not because of the car, right? So we
have to when we make a DUA, you better worship Allah will have a
good heart and all that stuff. purify yourself so that you can
enjoy your blessing as much as possible.
Good. I can't tell you how important it is.
That's part that's not just even hosting the lung biller that's the
truth about Allah subhanaw taala it's the Huck
Welch's that will certainly let Sn is not the reward of a good and
sincere person. Anything other than goodness. No tricks with
Allah Tala Iblees is the one who does tricks. Well, I hypocrisy
will be only
a bad trick
does not come except from someone who does bad tricks. When Allah
tricks a person how does he trick him with his own plots? His own
schemes? Get well located make it in how was ALLAH a mecca? With
what does Allah trick people with his tricks with the plot that you
made for another Muslim or you made for an innocent person?
That's how Allah will trick you with your plots. So as long as
we're honest, sincere, clean hearted, then we must believe
that
Yeah, and we need volume for this. It's hilarious
Ibrahim SUNBORN says can I make widget with gel can my son make
would do with gel?
As long as the Yeah, you wipe over your head
Alright, go
bye, volume up
there you go
and we are here to provide you hopefully with some understanding,
or even just answers moving forward as you make your
decisions. But also just thank you once again. And best wishes we
wish you all the best for your upcoming celebration. Oh good.
A for effort. All right F for the diversity training
for whoever that politician is unbelievable. Hilarious,
hilarious. See, here's the thing. If it was any other minority, you
know what they would do? We're offended blah, blah, blah. What
are Muslims doing? We just laugh at it.
Unbelievable. Some this is some random politician visiting a
masjid and then she congratulate several
And for developers hilarious. I'm trying to open on my Safari here.
Just to get like what? What is the Wally's aiming to celebrate? Do
you know Right? Right here it is Diwali festival.
Yeah, they throw up pain and I remember in yell I had like a
really good students. And you know,
he was
he told me about Diwali and they take like powdered paint and they
throw it up and it's just like a Hindu. I don't know if it's, it's
if there's direct religious religion, and of course,
obviously, we don't practice it, or celebrate it. But
it's just like the references of Diwali just went like this.
So I guess it's time for me to look it up on Wikipedia.
We never even studied it in
comparative religion class and I had a Hindu professor.
NECA says the powder paint is holy.
H O Li. Is that another holiday?
Oh, Holly, is about powdered paint. Diwali is another thing.
Yeah, it's different. All right, folks, let us wrap up here.
Okay.
Thank you all very much. And remember, we now do the vicar of
the Wednesday vicar between her and us. We do it at the front of
the stream now because the time has changed. And now Austin is
basically coming in very quickly. So, ladies and gentlemen, thank
you all very much. Do you often get people in your community
wanting to get married but are stopped because of culture or
money? It hasn't really happened a lot, I have to say maybe once or
twice that there is a
cultural difference that parents they can adjust. And I've been
trying to I can't handle that. I can't tell a parent to get
flexible. I can't force it down their throat.
Yeah, for them.
To do that. Yeah. Yeah. So I don't push. I don't try to bend the man,
the family, the father and the mother. But what I do tell is I
tell the youth, please, you know, your family is involved in your
life. You know that right?
Don't fall in love with someone that you know that they're not
going to accept.
And then come to you know, other people and try to,
to get them to change your parents. No one can change your
parents. They're just independent human beings. And don't force feed
them a marriage that they're not going to accept. Because you do
have a life. Yes, you're gonna be living with your wife, you will
need both parents in laws at some point. You live together and not
physically but you live in life, right? You can't have this bad
blood. In such an important thing like marriage is going to exhaust
you it's going to exhaust everybody. So I say to them, don't
just don't fall in love with someone who's outside the scope.
And the scope is whatever it is, you don't like it this. It doesn't
matter what you don't like, right? Okay. You don't like it that my
parents are saying Arab are busts. Okay?
There's a lot of limitations in life, but
I don't see another way out for you. Okay, don't get married. Wait
till they die. I don't see a way out to force your parents to
change. Okay, try. You try. But do try before you fall in love with
someone. Alright, try to say listen, we need to change this
condition of yours before you fall in love with somebody. Right?
Rather than you fell in love with someone now call us. It's Romeo
and Juliet.
And now you have to call up the masjid called the sheikh. I never
even seen you before in the masjid. Now it's an emergency you
have to see me. Right? But I never even met you before. Okay, and
what are you asking me to do? Change your parents? What? No, it
doesn't work like this. Right? So, if you will, if you don't like
that condition that your parents are set, try to get them to change
it beforehand. And you have the right to do that. It's your right,
right. It's your right to marry who you want to marry. But I'm
telling you, you still have to live with your parents. So make
sure your parents are in line with it with no force, no compulsion.
And nobody shouldn't be upset or awkward or have homage in the
wedding. Everyone should be there with an open heart and an open
chest and willingly having this you know, these these two peds
these two families meet come together in marriage. So that's my
advice to you do that before so let's preempt. Rather than coming
after the fact. I can't help you after the fact preempt, before
you, you go off in that in that world, you don't like that
condition of your parents. Talk to them now.
Okay, talk to them now.
This business I'm already in love and then I need your help. So I
can't really help you because you're already a runaway train.
Like you're a car now with no brakes. And you're asking me to
help you drive through a brick wall.
It's a lose lose for everybody. Why? Because you did the cart is
before the horse is in front of the horse.
You went off you got yourself in a romantic relationship. And now you
want to work it out? No, work out the conditions first.
So this speech I'm giving right now is you know this advice I'm
given is like for the 18 and 17 year olds, bring it up now with
your parents. If you live with your parents, some people don't
maybe conference maybe they don't have relationship with their
parents like everybody else. But if you live with a parents with
your parents, talk to them from now and ask them what are the
preconditions and you tell them they say he has to be of this that
of the other culture if you don't like that discuss it with them
right?
How can we come bring it in the middle somehow? What if he learns
what to do? What if he learns Arabic? What if he has been Muslim
for five years?
Discuss it with them from now
and that I that I believe okay
that's the right way forward and that's the only way I could help
is pre empting can't help you when you're ready fallen head over
heels. But then now you have in your mom's crying right when you
want me to do for you. Sorry, not gonna work.
Some Hanukkah whom obey Him they said no Allah Allah illa Anta the
stuff we're gonna do, like whereas in an insane Allah Fucus Illa de
una mano y mano CIDA heard what it was so but Huck, what's soba Sabra
was Salam alaykum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh.
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