Shadee Elmasry – NBF 164 Guide to Living a Humble Life
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was stalking me here Woman Well, welcome everybody to the subpoena
society, nothing but facts, live stream. And on a day on a Tuesday,
midday It's one o'clock Eastern Standard Time.
Winter is setting in, it's getting really cold out. And on a day,
which will be the last time that we do Shabbat and on Tuesdays
Shamal will be more appropriately shifted to Mondays because that is
a time when the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
was was born. And anything related to the messenger peace be upon him
makes much more sense to do that on a Monday. So this will be the
last time we do
Shema on Tuesday from now on be doing it on Monday and we'll do
the Quran. On Tuesday I had ordered it as Quran, then that
made sense from that aspect. But then, if you look at all the
books, anytime that they do anything related to the messenger,
they do it on a Monday, because the prophets words I was born on a
Monday
we're continuously reading from his sayings on the humility of his
life. How humble was the life and the way of living of say that CO
name on a salatu salam. I've been threatened in the path at a time
when no one else was threatened. I had been harassed so much that no
other person had experienced such harassment. I experienced 30 such
nights and days wherein I and beloved are the Allahu Anhu did
not possess a thing which a living creature could possibly eat,
except for the little that was hidden under the arm of billet.
This incident as authored it, the author has mentioned in his jam
out took place outs when going out of Mecca and Mikado one day. This
was not at the time of the hijra, okay since Bilal did not accompany
the prophet in the hijra, this refers to a different trip they
took outside of Mecca and Mikado.
The meaning that I had been threatened is mean refers to the
very early time when the only few followers he had was say to
Khadija say naughty from his household from outside of his
household, his best friend, the nobleman of MK Abubaker, and the
one who would become his very close. sahabi, who was a nobleman
from Habesha ended up through wars, becoming a slave in Mecca.
So he was in the lowest rung of people in Mecca. However, his
character was not representative of what we would call low class
type of people. He was somebody who was actually a prince from a
princely Prince, meaning like he's from a princely family from a
wealthy educated family in Habesha, so that is said in the
bill, and many people don't know that, that he was a prince, like
his family was from the ruling class of Habesha, he was not just
some low class slave or something like that, that people could
imagine. You know, that aspect from him? Well,
he was troubled, he was MK troubled meaning they had attacked
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam. And there was no one to
defend him say no boubakeur was not all around all the time, said
Nayeli was a young boy said deja was a woman that does not go into
scuffles, and said, beloved, was stuck with his master saying the
Bilal, it was a while before he got his freedom. And so the
Prophet faced all of these things all alone, all by himself. And
that is something that the prophet is remembering.
Why would the Prophet say that? Why would he remember that
perhaps, and Allah knows best is the Siak or the context is not
here. But it could simply be out of speaking about the blessing of
Allah that he was made now in safety. Now he has many followers.
Allah blessed him and brought forth His promise. Allah's promise
is always being brought forth. And anytime that Allah has a promise
in the Quran, you should take it up. Meaning say 90 said this
meaning that it is a reflection of amen.
If we If Allah makes if I make a promise, a human makes a promise,
we may say, you never know. Right? You may, I promise you, I'm gonna
give you $10,000 I'll support you when you go to medical school.
I'll help you rent your apartment and get your car and all that
stuff. All right, five years later, I don't know if your state
is the same. You may have lost money.
Maybe your wife is against me. Now for some reason I said something
maybe you're gonna turn back on your word
that the state of human beings so you don't trust human being
Ah, that's fine. It's understandable that you don't
trust human beings.
But Allah and His messenger are to be trusted that's why I say not I
said when Allah makes a promise take him up on the promise say oh
Allah You said if we say this will be freed. If we do this will
receive this. The only question is Have I said it enough and properly
this is not rocket science.
In a Salah Turner and fascia, it will monka you will bury Salah
will barrier between fascia lewd filthy sins. That's what fascia
means. Sexual Sins because some people are addicted to various
sexual sins. And monka
is false beliefs. Like odd things, things nobody said before, in
nakida, or in FIP, in behavior of some sort. This is an Munkar and
some people also they have a tendency to fall into those
things. They may be sucked into a new idea that's a bit out in our
religion a bit it contradicts the purposes and it contradicts the
example of the Prophet and the Sharia.
Well, very having this rebellious attitude.
So let's say I'm a youth and I got the Samoan of these issues. I say
okay, the law said that salah is a barrier so I won't have to fight
those things. Salah will fight those things for me.
Some youth says,
Man, I can't get off the sense. You don't have to Salah will get
you off. You can't You're right. No human being can resist some of
the temptations on today.
That's my belief. No, very few human beings can by themselves
resist it.
So we say most of us will fall in the category of there's no
resisting this as a human being. But Allah did not tell you to
resist it. He told you Salah will stop you imagine I can't
protect my house from all the criminals but I'll put a lock
I'll get security The police will come I'll hire security. Likewise
in a Salah 10 100 fascia you have you can't resist don't have to
resist brings Allah Salah will stop it for you. Now I pray five
times a day I pray God will send us here and there but I still fall
into these sins. What do we tell you your Salah isn't strong
enough. You need more? Do you pray to hedge it? Do you prayed every
single day?
Is your Are you is your just your body moving? Or is your heart also
moving in STATA? So, are you doing it correctly doing it correctly?
It takes you 25 minutes the resources are everywhere in any
mehleb How do I do? Correct to do correct so it takes you should not
take you more than one hour to study this.
Obligations epsilon 19 supermarket are eight obligations if we do our
seven things that cause you to lose we'll do our what six
It's not rocket science
16 if you if you set by When did you get 60 and by separating the
different things of loss of consciousness for example. Yeah
cause loss of consciousness causes you to lose your will do but which
loss of consciousness are asleep there's many different losses of
consciousness
takes you 25 minutes to learn this but the sincerity and is what
needs work the amount which what does that need stamina and
motivation.
The Promise of Allah subhana wa Tada is true and that way be the
reason why the messenger of allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is
mentioning this additive to Hadoop Bynum, speaking about the NAM it's
always good to look back and say we didn't have all this now we
have all this it's a good thing to do that. We never used to be able
to do this. We do. Now we have all this right? We were ignorant. Now
we all mashallah we learned stuff. We were upon cents now we're
better off. We used to be poor. I'm law now we have something. So
that is the 200th Banana of the messenger SallAllahu it was sun
and the Prophet never liked complaining.
Listen to this hubbub.
And you should know who is a
major, major major Sahabi okay. He was one of the early Muslims. And
he came to the messenger salAllahu alayhi wa salam. And there were
the marks of burns on his back. He used to work for met with metal.
He was a very poor man who worked for a woman she he was working the
metal work for her. She would come in and take like a stick or
something put it in the fire get it hot, and then sting him with it
if she saw him prank
he came to them
messenger with these wounds.
And I said Messenger of Allah, when is the victory of Allah
coming and the prophets I suddenly saw in him
this lack of suburb and this type of complaining.
And the Prophet grew angry.
You can imagine, there's a man he believes in you. There's not many
people who believe in you.
He's being burned. That's how badly he's being tortured. Yet the
prophesy sell him saw that this characteristic will nullify all of
your Eman. That's why he became upset with it. He became upset
because this complaining characteristic, it will nullify
eventually it will eat away at your Imen it'll break it. You
become this hopeless person who does has no
strength of faith. And Allah subhanaw taala. So the Prophet
grew angry. And he said there used to be a people
when they believed they would be taken
and their bodies would be sawed from the head. Two men, one man
holding a saw on the side, one man holding the saw on the other side,
go over his head, and they would saw out his brain and split his
body into two parts.
Subhanallah this just goes to show how this yet see yes means
despair. A Yes attitude. The Prophet did not have any talents
because there is a lack of human there. No, yes. No desperation. No
speaking of the negative like this, and having close when is it
going to be over? No. Have sub. The prophesy seven said like I'm
not going to start June.
Okay, so what did the prophets say? When a person fell into this
complainy mentality. And it's permitted for it to say this
because the Sahaba when they entered Islam, they did not like a
light switch become perfect.
They still made mistakes, and the Prophet taught them and that's why
we're allowed to mention that.
The province is seldom visualized in their minds something 10 times
worse.
As a way because it's all relative. Everything's relative.
Everything when it comes to Ben, comfort and discomfort is
relative. So you only pull out the worst discomforts. When a person
is in this complaining mood.
Like you're in a complaining mood, your situation could be far worse
wake up.
In other circumstances, there was a hobby automatic and another own.
A poet came and this poet was a non Muslim and all the kofod Abu
Lahab Abuja they're all their and other management of their own
went.
And then he says, Allah Kulu che MSU Allahu baudeloo. Everything
besides Allah is buttered, meaning it's going to fade away.
He said Bell name will Jana Bertie, know the the blessing of
Jana
is forever everlasting. Right? So they beat him up.
They beat him up.
And he came back happy. He was happy.
He was it was for him an honor to get beat up for the sake of saying
the truth.
What did the Prophet say to him? The exact opposite. He said, Well,
Allah, you didn't have to say anything. Now get him a nurse take
care of him. Right? Another time saying Abu Bakar got hit in his
eye. What did other men have another one say, by the way, with
men of Assam and said O Messenger of Allah, not only did I not have
to talk, I wanted to talk this AI is the good AI is jealous of the
bad guy. Like he wants he enjoyed this. So then the prophets I send
them
calmed him down and, and took care of him. So what the Prophet
brought out of of contrast, was only based upon the state of that
person. So a person should I remember once I'm having a talk,
and we have a sister here, Alia mama, she was at that talk, right?
Now, this was me and was like a psychiatrist, Muslim psychiatrist,
and she said she gave a great speech. A woman asked the
question, and she said, Well, what if we've been through such a
trauma that we can't bear it?
I said, who judges that? You can't bear it.
That's a judgment. Right? No, it's just a no, no, it's so bad. It
cannot be bear. I can it is not possible to bear it. So you just
made that judgment.
Right. And from there, that foundational point, you're gonna
move on? Okay. So you're still making that judgment? Why would
you make that your choice?
So but the person could not fathom, you know, getting out of
that. It's like a vise grip on your head. Right. And it
You have to view reality from that perspective. But you created that
perspective.
Right that you cannot bear it said, Who said you can bear it?
Like is there because I'm not saying that it's easy for you to
bear. But I am saying there is no standard out there. There's no
scientific measure that says I can bear it or I can, right. It's all
your choice. And it's a mentality that you have a shift. Yeah, he
has said yesterday, a growth mentality from this struggle,
right? I can grow. All right, Muslim cowboys here, a sit on one
acre, Michael said, I'm Muslim cowboy, you should follow him.
He's our brother from Madina Munawwara from Texas to Madina,
Munawwara and he's trying to do Dawa to a group of people that not
a lot of people are reaching, which are the Cowboys of the of
the South. I mean, we to us, they're cowboys, but they're the
people of Texas, he's trying to do damage to them, right. I mean,
here's a brother, he faced a lot of pushback when he became Muslim.
I know Brandon, I don't know if I'm allowed to say this. But he
faced a lot of pushback when he became Muslim, he could have
easily said, Oh, I can't bear this. No, I'm gonna get stronger
from this, it's not gonna break me down. I'm gonna get stronger from
this. And you but the key is you have to keep saying and you have
to cut yourself every time you get into a complaining mode.
You gotta go back, it could have been 10 times worse.
And I'm gonna grow from this. So on and so forth, you have to have
that, that approach.
So at the head with banana, you have to say it with your mouth.
Because when you say with your mouth, it gets stronger in your
mind.
Next Hadith, and uscib numedica. The Allah Juan who narrated at
lunch or supper, bread and meat never appeared together at the
same table of the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa salam, except
when there were guests. So on a regular day, the prophet only got
one of them, unless there were guests.
Right.
The ultimate gave various meanings of this, they said that when he
partook in it, he was partaking in it only because the guests were
partaking of it. Otherwise, any wealth that he had, he took the
very bare minimum he needed and he gave his money away.
No, Filipina Yes. And heavily Radi Allahu Anhu said, Abdul Rahman
have now said
he is one of the greats a hobby of the ashram, Russia, of course,
who have been giving Glad Tidings into Jannah. He was one of the 10
and he was an associate and verily, he was the best of
associates got
no further saying this about that I found out once we were returning
from a place with him of the amendment, which by the way, was
the most one who excelled most in business him and say Northmet.
On returning, we went with him to his house. When we went home, he
first took a shower, after he had taken the shower bread and meat
was brought in on a big plate. So they're all traveling, and they
came home, they returned home and other members of invites them
bread, meat, other foods, and he began to weep. I asked what
happened, why are you crying, he began to say, until the demise of
the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam for the prophets whole
life. Neither he nor his family ever had a plate like this with
bread and meat in at the same time.
Now after the messengers of Allah, who already was setting them, as
far as I think this wealthy status of ours is no good. I don't see
why the Sahaba their hearts were so pure is because they didn't
partake in a lot of worldliness.
Right? We may partake in a lot of worldliness. And
our path these days tends to be more about knowledge and
refutation of heretical ideas that are coming. Right. Whereas the
Sahabas time, there weren't a lot of these heritage, radical ideas,
what they needed was to be massive mountains of iman.
And in order to have that they needed to be away from the dunya.
That was there a way for them? If we did that, that will be good,
too. But what's more important for us is to have knowledge and to
transmit that knowledge.
The Sahaba the number of Shubo hats in the world should we had
his false ideas in the world.
War Two, were not that many, like paganism. What else was there? Not
that many false ideas. So every generation has its virtues and
every generation has its way and what they need. So when we look at
this, we have to also
think about it. We're cutting in and out. Not
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chapter, Birbal merger of the ESMA Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi
wasallam. The names of say draconian, the prophets of Allah
Azza wa sallam said in nearly as smart and I have many names
and Maha Muhammadan
unelma He alidium Hola who B Hill Cooper will enter her shoe leather
your shadow nurse will Academy?
One and a half table? Will our table let the laser badda? Who
Navy Jacobian is Did you hear that hadith?
Or do you reject all Hadith?
There is no Nabhi after the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam and kajian ism is cool, because it negates what is known
in religion by necessity, which is explicit and repeated many many,
many times to the point that even any Muslim child knows that there
is no prophet coming. No new prophet no new Shediac coming the
only prophet that is coming is prophets is not a new prophet. He
said now Isa, and he's coming with the shittier of say that
culminates in Mohammed Cillessen
Well, I dunno, Mohammed tarrif Kofi had doesn't have a backup
now. Yesh and Alison and Abby, what Elon and who they Fetta God,
are they from Norman? Assaraf so we say on who they FET not on who
they fed. membuat Mina Sutphin you notice the names that end with
Tamar buta is one of the six categories of words that are
limited in the vowels that they can get at the end. Assaraf is
placing the ad to see if it's to do something with something.
Alright, so I have 100% to city over this iPad, I could do
whatever I want with it to my iPad, right? So that's the meaning
of a sudden in grammar, a sudden means the ability to put any short
vowel on the end of the word. Fatah dama Kustra
zebra Zabur page what is it?
Zero reserver pitch. I think that's how it is.
I should know this because of how many you know Khadija has gonna be
upset with me if I don't know this. I think it's zeros every
pitch. So
ma'am, no, Minnesota means it is memorable. I'm gonna surfer mutlak
means you cannot put anything you want. You cannot put customer you
could put them you could put a feta but you cannot put a customer
why? Because it would it's difficult on the tongue of the
Arabs. What is the Arabic language it's just what the how the Arabs
spoke right? However they spoke okay.
So if they found it difficult to put a customer on the letter under
a letter they just put it that Tunstead so they would not say on
how they fed it. They would say on how they set up.
Cala T to Navia sal Allahu Allah who he was suddenly Murphy about
the Moroccan Medina. I saw the Prophet peace be upon him one day
on one of the roads of Medina.
For Carla and a Muhammad don't wanna wanna be your Rama, whenever
you Toba? We're an Animoca we're Anil Hersh, you want to be your
Mala himI so how is it that the Prophet one says I'm said
that I have five names and another time he said these names and each
Whenever the Prophet said this, He did not say five only. He just
listed that five and another time he listed other ones. So when you
go to Delete it'll Herat and de la Hydra talks about the names of the
Prophet sallallahu sallam. Those are his names and his attributes
his descriptions okay
in the Hadith as special occasions special names have been mentioned
all the names are not compiled in one Hadith. So for example, one
Hadith states seven names of my names are mentioned in the Quran.
Mohammed Ahmed yes Ian Boham resemble with depth and Abdullah
so
these the Hadith ends with seven of my names are mentioned in the
Quran. Okay. And then the
judge them to be Mohammed Ahmed Sen thought her Muslim and with
death and Abdullah Subhana
Let the SR be Abdi
Jubeir nimo time Roger Lohja Ron narrated from his father who said
Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa salam said I have many names I am
Mohammed I am atma diamond Mahi.
I am at Hashem, I am an octave.
The last three names are mentioned with the reasons. The reasons for
the first two mentions names are not mentioned. And what is the
difference in Mohammed and Ahmed? Mohammed is the most praised
quantifiably meaning in numbers in numbers, Ahmed is most praised, or
most praiseworthy in quality. What do we have here in the dunya, that
we can prove objectively quantity? All right, quality people, people
could say, no, no, I don't believe he's the most praiseworthy. I
believe Jesus is more praiseworthy or some someone else's more
praiseworthy. Okay, fine. We can't stop you from believing that.
Let's go to quantity. I don't think anybody can win that debate,
that any human being is more praise than the Prophet Muhammad
sighs and we praise him more than the Christians praise Jesus and
they hold to Jesus to be the Son of God or God Himself. Whatever it
is that they believe, okay?
Even that
you go to church and even Britain, Jesus is hardly praised. Right? In
some churches, they give a speech, they talk about life, they talk
about wellness, where's Jesus? Right.
Protestant churches, a lot of times you go and it's just like
this wellness program.
I didn't see a hadith mentioned of say, Nisa, right? Give me
anything, give me something. Give me even sometimes a verse from the
bible is not even mentioned. Right? Or it's like a vague verse
that fits into modern wellness.
Do the Christians have gatherings of vicar ASA? In anywhere that's
close to what the Muslims have Imams duly authored did not and
need to get the footage I'm going to share with you one day
inshallah the footage maybe tomorrow of what images Rudy has a
little little mustard and he's buried on the side. He's the
author of a book called dela al Herat, which is the most popular
book on the praise of the messenger SallAllahu. He was some
of them, that his Masjid is
I'm pretty sure it's like, definitely federal to Asia, if not
low to Asia.
Majelis Allah and the Prophet peace be upon that book is recited
their public recitation, you can sit in and join and if you want,
pick up your copy, look what page they're on and join it.
Karissa and Habib on the way to the ombre, they went to have our
our Imam who teaches the hips of Quran.
And
one of our brothers here,
they went to the manager's duties, Masjid. And they found that
there's a Tila, of, of that book, rest recitation of that book of
those Salawat on the messenger, all day, all day, nonstop,
different shifts coming in.
They just went out a random time and they were doing it.
Probably I bet you any Muslim city in the world
of the major Muslim cities, Cairo, Fez, Istanbul, you can go and ask,
When is the Mejlis of Salah and the prophets of Allah when he was
salam, somebody will tell you, there's got to be one to two,
three, maybe seven a week, almost guaranteed in this day and age
where Dean is,
like thin, in the populations of people. It's thin, like Dean is
not some very strong, okay, even in Muslim cities, but there's
going to be gatherings of Salon, the prophets, I said, it's
impossible to be in a Muslim city. without hearing the name Muhammad,
then is gonna go five times a day, right? You could be in the most
Christian of all, you go to Rome. And I ask you how many times
you're gonna hear the word Jesus, no one's gonna be calling on a
minaret, Jesus is whatever, right? And we're not trying to have a
competition we say naysay that's our Prophet that we have to honor
and love. And we should elevate the vicar name of say nicer
because he's coming back that's updated that's obligatory for us
to believe.
It's obligatory for us to believe that so we're not even saying that
but there is. Say we're not saying anything to to degrade him. But
we're saying even his followers, who are supposed to believe that
he's divine, don't mention him as much as we mentioned the prophets
I send them who we say he's human.
Nobody can ever make the argument that anybody on the world in the
world is mentioned, with more times in more books than say the
codename so his name is a proof
his truthfulness is very name as a name as a sign of his
truthfulness. Okay?
So the so the name of the prophesy sudden derives both Ahmed and
Mohammed derive from Hamed which is praise, Mohammed most
quantitatively praised Mohammed most praiseworthy qualitatively
and so that's why he's It is said that Mohammed is the prophets name
in paradise and Mohammed is his name in this world
the melodica and the previous MBM have phrased the messenger
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and his name is mentioned in those
early books. Okay, as the Quran mentions that
the prophets name achmad is in the Bible, and there's a whole genre
that translates and finds which verses those are. Okay
next Hadith I once met the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa
salam also from how they finally said I am Muhammad I am Muhammad
I'm gonna be a Rahman a be a Toba, Nabil mocha or an El Mercado Anil
Hashem, when an Obi Wan Mullah him meaning I'm the Prophet under
under this under him, there will be more wars fought, and that's a
praiseworthy quality because wars are only bad if their causes bad
if their purpose is bad, and their method is bad. But if a war is
just an it is taking down tyranny and oppression, it's good. So he's
nibio and Mullah him. That's a good thing. You shouldn't be proud
of that. Because some wars are good, right?
going on in American history is in the Revolutionary War, do we say
Oh, it's a shame that our founding fathers raised wars. No, we say
the farmers they took the pitchforks and they took whatever
they could and and they fought and we praise this they taught to
praise this thing. Like there's a harbor or something revolutionary
war. And to be honest, the way they put it, it's like inspiring
is like I wish I was there to write that's how they put portray
the American Revolution. I work because this is oppression. You're
taxing us and you're not representing us. So wars can be
good. Wars are not all bad, then that's otherwise the prophet would
not have said I am the Prophet of wars. Okay, so some wars are good.
Hash it means that he is the
the first one to be resurrected on the day of judgment, and then
everyone's resurrected after him.
And maybe you wouldn't matter him also refers to that his OMA is
able to bear the most calamities his Alma can bear being fought
because it's that strong both in Eman and in numbers, that the jail
for example, will wage a great metal hammer upon the moment in
which is one of the signs of alcoholism and, and if time is one
of the major signs that the EMA Maddie will come out and he will
fight and he will have great gains and great victories to the point
that IBLEES will have to pull out his final and last card.
He pulls from the bullpen, he pulls out the gel, because that's
it the OMA has been purified, and it's now expanding. And he can't
stop it. So he has to pull out his final trump card, which is the
dijet himself. And the dead Jad himself will lower many, many
people onto his side, but he still cannot finish off these Muslims.
So he ends up having to literally kill them all. And in this one,
there are many different sayings. Some say six out of every seven
will be killed in this not humans but Muslims. In this battle,
wherever it belongs, the oldest Islamic lands who knows such as
like from from Egypt, to Syria to Iraq, Arabia, who knows where
Allah knows best where this war will be waged. But there will be
such a an amount of bloodshed that there will be the people will say
this is the greatest war. This is the greatest killing that has ever
happened to any nation, and it will happen to the Nation of
Muhammad Sallallahu it was on. So we will bear that and survive
through it. Part of a sign of strength is that you can take hits
every single enemy, every type of enemy that any prophet had, we
have that type of enemy. So we have komoot We have pagans in
India fighting the Muslims, calm loot, fighting believers
everywhere in the world. But here mainly in the Western countries.
We have false scholars
On that side we're hypocrites with with their Sultan's and oppress
other scholars. That's what the Who did we have that name any
fitna that occurred to any prophet, we have the likeness of
in our OMA and that is a sign of the prophet strength that his OMA
goes through his teaching 1400 years ago he didn't have to send
prophet after prophet after prophet one prophet has trained,
his teaching is so clear, so perfect.
That 1400 years later, 1500 years later, almost if we count the few
years before the hedge that it takes us past 1450, okay.
Is OMA is facing all of these calamities at once and still
thriving and surviving and growing faster than any other Dean. So
that's from the meanings of Nabil Mela, him the prophet who will
also be able to bear
these, this killing against his people.
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His name is neon Deion Sanders,
also known as primetime.
This guy is an entertainer. First and foremost, he's an entertainer
and a businessman. But he did it through sports. And he was one of
the few players ever to play to professional sports at once. And
also thrive in them as like an all star and a champion. And he played
baseball and he played football.
And one of the unique things about him and the reason I bring him up
is that whenever he said he does something major in his life. He
always says God told me,
God sent me. Right. If God hadn't told me to do I know I've done it.
So he's always talking about this, which caused somebody so well, why
doesn't God ever talk to us? Muslims?
Alright, so firstly, so let's basically break this down. Does
Allah subhana which either speak
to people after the prophets of Allah Williamson? And the answer
is speak
the way that prophets received no. But does he send messages? Yes.
Okay, but these messages have parameters, otherwise, we have
chaos.
And there's an end up in how we express this. So let's take a look
at the first parameter, which is upon what would Allah speak or
send a message to a person? Okay. Firstly, that message would never
be anything that contradicts the sacred law that Allah already
gave. That's the first thing. Okay. So you are not bringing a
new law. Secondly, the ill ham.
The it is the message that Allah sends to a person
will never also never be the commandment to do an obligation or
a recommendation. Why? Because that would be unnecessary. The
stronger more authoritative speech is already the Quran. And the
Sunnah of the Prophet sallallahu he was. So why would it need then
the lesser authoritative, speculative
repetition? So there's never been an ill him that has there ever
been a really I hadn't seen him today that we should prefetch
you Why would you have an ill hem when you have it have a personal
private message from ALLAH SubhanA which Allah
is lower on the rung of authority than the Quran. The Quran is for
everybody. It's recited, it's from the Prophet, it's guaranteed the
word of Allah.
And Wilhem can never contradict it nor repeat it. That's why you're
never gonna have Oh, guess what I had in him that I shouldn't commit
Zina today? No. So that's number one. The content we have to look
at the content of what a divine speech would be, or a divine
message to a person would be it would not be contradicting the
sacred law nor repeating it. If you want to love to talk to you,
he already spoke to you. The whole Quran is for you.
He's addressing you. That's how we have to read the Quran. Allah is
addressing me personally, in this book. Okay. In the sense of it is
a message for me to practice for me
to benefit from, not in the sense of that, when that it was revealed
to us. So that's obvious. So what is the in ham about this type of
in ham or this type of divine inspiration to a person, it will
always it will always be about a halal thing that has great benefit
behind it.
Okay, as we said, clearly, Allah will not tell you to do something
against the sacred law, neither haram normal crew, nor because
that would contradict the sacred law, nor would he tell you an
obligation nor a recommendation, that's an unnecessary repetition.
So what's left the halal that has a great benefit behind?
Meaning that if you were to do it, and claim or not claim, with a
claim or without a claim, you'd be innocent. Right?
You'd be innocent. So that's number one, the content of that
speech. Number two, such a ham, if it was ever to come to a person
and if that person were to ever divulge such a thing,
it would be a sign of His righteousness. Therefore, such ill
ham only comes to the clean heart which means the Muslim who was
outwardly and inwardly upon the example of the prophets of Allah
when he was on them, the dirty heart can never receive divine in
him in the same way that a you cannot plug this plug, alright can
never go into a rink. This little, this little plug here, cannot go
into a book, right?
Not certain this doesn't decrease in the strength of this plug.
Allah speech and these favors from ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada. This is him
from Allah Tada does in Hemmings inspiration, it does not go to the
dirty heart. If it did, we would all take that person as an
example. When Allah inspires something to adapt to a person,
it's a, it's a type of stamp of approval, that at this moment, you
can follow this person, he's upright.
Okay, the sun will not pass through dirty water, if the water
is all dirty, okay, and I got to pull up a glass full of dirty
water and I flashed the sunlight or a flashlight, it will not pass
through.
So it only come to the clean heart, that person who
has a good reputation amongst the Muslims practices outwardly and
inwardly. Number three,
how do we
express this number once and it's in the casita of Muhammad Habib,
if you receive such a thing, you are not a prophet, keep it to
yourself, the Prophet,
the messengers, have to announce, I have a message from ALLAH, why?
Because that message is for us. And he has to tell us, he's a
prophet, how can we follow him if he's not a prophet? If we are, if
we don't know he's a prophet, but nobody needs to follow you.
So even if all of the conditions of him were met, to a person,
and they received it, and it is true, they keep it to themselves.
And if they ever mentioned anything, they only mentioned it
to those who will believe them, not envy them and understand its
weight, and its authority. And they will never say Allah spoke to
me, no Muslim will ever, ever say God spoke to me.
That is a position for the prophets only, it will have may
come in the form of a vision in the form of a heads if, while
reciting the Quran. an AR comes in it is as if Allah spoke directly
to you in him this is all we call this ill ham.
The mother of Musa received tell him what to do with her baby when
she was in trouble.
But no Muslim will ever say God spoke to me the way some of these
guys do.
Sitting wearing flip flops, and an a baseball cap. God said to me,
right? And here's a funny thing.
Deion Sanders is smart enough to only use that phrase in things
that our cows are clearly nobody's going to disagree with. Right? So
he goes to Jackson State, which is a historically black college in
order to like lift them up and do something great with them. And he
says God sent me here, right? And then so that benefits you know,
it's there's benefit there in the eyes of people. And then, oh, you
get an offer for five times the salary. God told me go to Colorado
State
rarely to go get five times a salary, right to leave those
people behind. But a rational person would say, Oh, of course, I
mean, you're gonna get five times the salary. Right? They're here
giving you peanuts. And here they're giving you millions of
dollars. So he always puts it in a context that people would
recognize. So he's smart enough, he never puts it in a context
that's like, foolish or something like that. Anyway, that's that's
him. So the third thing we would never speak the way he speaks, or
the way many of these event Jellicle speak, God spoke to me.
That's absurdity. Show me the proof. Good. So even if a li Allah
was to receive an ill ham, from Allah subhanaw taala. And we've
believed that theoretically, that is possible, he would never speak
like that. Good. He may simply say, it was made beloved to me.
Right, or something inspired me I was inspired to he would not even
attribute it to Allah. You're not a prophet. So you have to have
edit in how you speak. Certain things are limited to prophets.
Now let's talk about ideas. Okay.
Instead, inspirations come from five sources.
Cut the first let's take them from the worst from bad to the good.
The first two
are from small devils and big devils.
These are these are the thoughts that come to human beings. They
come from small straightens. And from big shaytans. The small
shaytaan inspires you to do bad deeds,
so that you could cloud your heart only when your heart is clouded.
Can the big shades on get to work.
When your heart is clouded, the big shades on gets to work and he
throws in seeds of doubt. The big shaped ons want to affect your
beliefs, the little shaytans just do the preparatory work, cloud up
your heart with sins. So the small shapes ons will try to get you
addicted to some sin or try to get you to commit some different kinds
of sins.
getting you ready for the big Shakedown and the big shaytaan
will sprinkle different false beliefs in your heart and you will
see which one sticks. That is what the big shaytaan does. Okay,
that's the difference between the small shayateen and the big
shaytaan.
Okay,
the third Hadith that happens in your mind is from yourself. And
that is that matter that is neither good for you nor bad for
you. In your deen such that every one of us has our own instinct and
our own fitrah you may love red, I might love yellow, you may love
spicy food, you might all of these relative things that just it's for
you. That's your hadith of your knifes. Good.
That's the hadith of your enough's. That's. It's just your
fitrah your inherent nature. What about your base and lowly self,
your base and now we're on the subject number three here, which
is yourself. Yourself has three different aspects. It has your
natural, instinctive self, that's your tastes, your temperaments.
Neither is it good nor bad. It's just how you are.
Next is your bad side. Every one of us has nefs knifes amount of a
suit, knifes amount of a Sue it's sign is the addictive or the
habitual habit.
Okay.
So if I was to do something one time, that was bad, I can blame
shades on for that.
But if I'm addicted to something, I only blame myself for that. And
the two could come together because shaytaan just tries to get
to find your addiction. And then he encourages you to do it, then
you get addicted to it. See people think shaitan can read your mind.
He can't read your mind. He could just read your behavior. He could
see your behavior. He could see that. I got him to smoke weed
today. All right. What's his reaction? Like? Well, he's
vomiting. He's disgusted. He didn't like it. Okay, so you could
say shaytaan gotten him to smoke weed, but you didn't like it. You
don't do it again. And you never did it again. That's shaytaan
shaytaan wants you to disobey Allah in any way shape and form.
He doesn't care. But the knifes the ego, the bad side of us. It
latches onto something and it never lets go. Okay, so Okay, I
got him to gamble. Well, what was his reaction? Oh, his face lit up.
He was amazed he he's really into this. So now we know that he loves
gambling. So keep whispering to gamble. Until now that become
person becomes an addict. So the neffs has an addictive attachment
attribute to it.
Why?
And so you get become addicted and attached to something Yes, that
may be that shaytaan got it started, but your knifes took
over. So that is the hallmark of the neffs. That attachment and
addiction to one set think
that is the sign of the knifes.
Okay, what about the rule, the rule side of a person is the good
side of a person, that side of the person which inclines towards good
qualities of things. Okay? Human beings are born with that too.
Were born with the good side and bad side and a neutral, your
temperament and your inclinations. Alright, so now let's move from
number three, which is yourself. Source number four, what is source
number four.
So really, we should break it up into four, the shell thought
shaytaan, we could divide into big and small shapes on the knifes
your own self, our own selves is the ego, the natural fitrah and
our soul, the good side. Now we go to item number three, which is
angels and angels whisper on the category of good deeds,
they will whisper for you to do good deeds. That's what they're
going to whisper for you to do.
Now all of these that we've talked so far, all of them you can accept
or reject all of them.
Not this fourth one. The fourth source of inspirations and
thoughts is Allah Himself.
And Allah himself
when he gives directs or places a thought in your mind, you cannot
reject it. You can never reject it, you will accept it. And here's
the category of such thoughts is Alia. Clean Ebola
is the thought that says Wallahi this deen is Al Huck Wallahi
Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is ill Huck will lie this
Quran is the word of Allah.
All of that Yaqeen that goes in our head that is directly from
Allah.
And it can never be rejected. It's always from ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada.
So that's your sources of thoughts. Okay. And all of that.
What I just said, is in the answer of the question
of have Ken God speak to us afterwards,
after the Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
All right.
That leaves us to
segment numero Ptrace. Okay. And do we have a segment today?
We haven't you know, there's a segment we haven't done for a
while. Clown world recreational outrage.
Hilarious. Same thing about clown world recreational outrage is that
I'm telling you, we have reached the point. Even sins are not being
done right anymore. And we're commanding. We're like, there's
commending right and forbidding wrong. Now you're sitting wrong.
So Miss Universe, this beauty pageant
is now
it's now owned by a trans woman.
So this
person who's trans woman got up and said
they were men. And now they say they're a woman.
Yeah.
And they,
she, he or she gets up there and says, the Miss Universe pageant,
whatever, will no longer be controlled by men. It is now owned
by a trans woman. And all the women are clapping. Oh my gosh,
you got fooled.
Row men has still defeated you. They just took on your uniform.
And once they took on your your guys in your uniform, you have no
rights anymore. Right? You've lost everything. Because now anyone say
I'm a trans woman, let me go to the women's locker room. You have
lost all your privacy. You've lost all your achievements, because the
trans women will outdo all these other women in every sport.
They're destroying them in every sport, swimming, running
everything.
It's the end and out of sympathy. They're gonna win the beauty
pageants too.
So that is our our ridiculous segment of
clown world recreational outrage. Okay.
Here
I have never felt this is this year.
A couple of days ago.
What is this woman? trans woman competing in rugby? A tackle
sport? Women's rugby.
Can you imagine if there's a woman, women's football league
NFL, and a
guy playing like Lawrence, who's out there in football? Who's on
the defensive side?
And dama can sue.
Do you know how big in dama can sue is? He's bigger than a
refrigerator.
dama can sue must be six foot three
and more than 370 pounds. Look them up. These Hawaiian guys are
like made for football. Right?
So what does this transgender woman say?
I have no advantages over my competitors. She says okay.
She became a woman.
He became a woman and now says, Wow, I never felt this way before
I'm the strongest and the tallest player in the league.
And before this, said before this, I was a shell of an athlete. I had
no advantages over my competitors. Now that this guy has transitioned
and become a woman alright, and they got the before and after and
of course the purple hair. Alright
man
I gotta give it to them. They give us so much material. Right? We
wouldn't have all this material if it wasn't for these people.
Okay
so that's our segment today of clown world recreational outrage
because it is at this point of recreation. You can't take this
stuff seriously
what else we have here
anyway, that's all I have here for clown world. Oh, here's another
one. The Oxford Dictionary. I can't believe this is true.
Someone's got to check if it's true because I received it as as
true news
they're removing the word sin
from the dictionary. Can you tell us if that's true? Removing the
word sin from the dictionary because the youth find it off
putting that's how we determine what's the word know what do you
think so if I use it in a paper
he marked wrong right
look up the type in use of sin Oxford dictionary and type it in
look it up in in news because it should show up in the news.
Use of sin Oxford Dictionary they removed it or something?
Yeah, there it is. Christian words deleted from the Oxford
Dictionary.
That's how we determine what words are.
This outrage is like a show
what else do they say?
Okay.
All right. So there we go with segment number three. We hadn't
done this for a while. Okay.
Colorado, astrophysics professors bemoans her fields, saying the
cosmos is violent, and the cosmos is hypermasculine due to the
violent clashes and crashes that exist within space. That's
definitely a cloud clown world material right there. You
literally cannot make this stuff up.
What someone's asking. I'm curious about this too. What do you say
about like, taking, like offensive type of approach to
getting rid of these worlds? She will hurt. Yeah, she will hurt you
the work, all that stuff. It's all the same, pretty much.
The work is just something you laugh at at this point. There's no
way to actually take this stuff seriously. But the atheism that
they're promoting, that is something that we have to
constantly be talking about. Right?
Right. That's something that we have to talk about their atheism
and their
those ideas and *, the ideas about the body and sexuality, we
have to constantly be talking about that. But this gender stuff
at this point, it's something that you can't talk about it because
there's no sense. Because why do I say that? And I say that not even
in common in a common way I say that literally as an as an
argument, because arguments are composed of default knowledge,
right? Default discernible knowledge. If we're going to
negate default, discernible knowledge that's discernable to
our own two eyes, we cannot build an argument. So you cannot argue
against somebody who is capable and willing to undermine the
defaults of life.
Okay, if someone is going to tell me gravity doesn't exist, I don't
exist, we cannot talk to them. You cannot talk and have a discussion
with somebody who says I don't exist.
I question my own. There's a philosophy philosophical group
that says this. There is a philosophical group that says
that. We don't know if we exist. So we say that we cannot speak to
you. And that's why Inoty the kalam they say haakaa, equal
Ohmori Saboten. We cannot talk until you submit to the defaults
that are discerned with our own senses. Anyone who has eyes, ears
and a brain.
If you if you don't submit to that, and recognize that we can't
talk, because every argument is based upon these defaults. Let me
give an example. I can't have a mathematical discussion with
somebody, if they tell if they don't believe that two is always
two. If they say two is sometimes three. I remember one time,
hilarious.
As someone said, Two plus two is four, right? And another guy said
no, sometimes two plus two could equal five.
I said, Come on, please, don't waste my time. He said yes.
Because there is a mathematical language in which two is three. So
therefore, two plus two equals five.
I said, are you in living in cartoon land?
At that point, it's not what we're talking about anymore. Your
imaginary play language, such that two plus two could equal five if
two sometimes means three.
Yeah, I mean, so So you're in Mickey Mouse lands at this point.
Okay.
So here, for example, two plus two can also be
zero. In mathematics. If plus means minus.
What are we playing games here? This is lala land. Okay. So Ma
says two plus two can also be two.
In mathematics by changing the algebra, okay. Then we're playing
games. Okay.
Yes, Ma, it is a game. This is for how many fingers? Am I holding up
for? Do not?
Ma?
How are you saying it's not a game? It is a game? Yes. You're
just changing words.
Okay, just check the max plus algebra. No, look, how many
fingers am I holding up? Everyone out there? My all my baby kids,
whatever. Children. These are four fingers two and to unless you
alter the meanings of words. Okay.
That's the only way around this. It goes deep though. Because like
in its root, although math is very consistent with reality. Most of
the time, in the end of the day, it's a theory. And it's math, like
the math, algebra. All these things are theories doesn't mean
that everything that comes out of math is automatically Right.
Correct. Even mathematicians wouldn't say that they have a
theory about this theory about that. Yeah. And eventually it
leads to Cofer, because when people like very quickly, I don't
know if this is exactly Cofer. But it could lead to it, that people
will say that a numbers into infinitely divisible and there's a
concept of infinity and math. And of course, we say nothing's
infinite without a beginning. Except Allah, because Allah
created everything. So they go into and it's all based on a
theory though. So the assumption that it's actually like
descriptions of reality. Yeah, is is a wrong assumption. Yeah. It's
not always a description of reality. Whereas when we talk
about algebra, basic arithmetic I mean,
We're describing reality. That's what we're saying. Ma says I am a
mathematician. Okay.
Actually and max plus algebra exists in reality.
Whereas,
whereas on mod when we need him,
max plus algebra, I can guarantee you there is nowhere in reality,
where two apples, add two more apples equals anything other than
four apples. We're talking a description of reality here. Okay,
well, that's what we're talking about. Let me get max algebra for
dummies.
When we're talking about arithmetic, we're talking about
the description of realities. Okay, that's what we're talking
about. That's what's important to us. Because speech and words are
meant to describe realities. Otherwise, we call that a lie.
Okay, so,
Ma, please tell us exactly how does Max algebra exists in
reality? And in what way could basic arithmetic not be what we
all know it to be?
Max algebra, which has been studied for for more than 40
years, is an attractive way of describing a class of nonlinear
problems appearing for instance, in machine scheduling in it
information technology and discrete event dynamic systems.
To judge than anything,
we're talking about hochkar equal or more, server two or more
brewery knowledge. The brewery in logic refers to this very simple
descriptions of things upon which you can make an argument, right?
Maybe, you know, this is a better question for this guy. Is this is
so irrelevant anyways. But I see he says you're defining and as
plus. So this is like, the judgment of something is depending
on your conceptualization, like what the definitions of things
are? Yes. So I guess a question that I would ask is that can two
plus two equal four and two plus two equal two with the same
definitions? That's correct. And from one perspective, yes, that's,
that's how we cannot shift the perspectives, right? You cannot
shift the meanings. And on top of that, we have the concept of total
doneness.
Yeah, you've changed what we're talking about. And also when we
say to wall to wall da, a nurse, not to our dog to our door is
humble. To all da NS means all people have come to agree that
something means something. So to while doneness analysis nain.
Ulduar has withany. Right? We all agree that two is two and the n
plus or and is an addition of that. Okay. All right. Let's see
what Ma says I'm saying. I'm curious. I think that's what it
was. Because also, I were just talking about this at Nokia
yesterday with how to Captain sukoon. Yes. Like, someone could
say, oh, you're standing on a boat. You're still but you're also
moving because you're on a boat. Well, you're still sitting there
right now. But you're also moving because you're on the earth is
moving average. Yeah, but we look at it from one perspective. Yeah.
Like the reality of something is not all the perspectives possible.
Possible. Yeah. And in simple speech, when we're talking about
the OTs and hochkar, equal or more, we're speaking about the
basic water, what that means when I say and two and two is four, two
plus two is four. In the basic weather, speech of people, it
means the same thing. They're synonymous. Now, you can go into
some technical terminology, but we're not on that. Remember what
we're talking about here? We are talking about haka como forbids
meaning, the basic discernments, which include that when we speak,
we're speaking about what most if not all people understand by the
speech, we're not saying that there are no technical terminology
somewhere else we are, we admit that, but we do not admit that in
the field of, or the scope of bodily facts, the Rudy knowledge,
simple, basic discernments of regular human beings. Why do I say
this? Because if we don't have that we can never build on it.
It's a starting point. Okay, that's the starting point. So set
to two. That's the only reason two human beings can ever talk. Right?
If every time I talk to you to anyone on the street, I try to
take a word that he says, which has a clear meaning to 99% of the
population. And then I go fetch a technical difference, and a
technical terminology where that word means something else. I can't
talk to anybody, and nobody would talk to me. Anyway, let's see what
Ma's sake.
Okay.
You're defining and as plus.
Yes, and and plus, in the whether, in the terminology, agreed upon
terminology. It is the same thing.
And now, I hope that I will make, I'm making it clear why I'm saying
that. I'm not saying that no technical terminology can ever
exist and be different from common parlance. But common parlance must
be the starting point of any conversation.
If two is three in a language, the other two is also three.
So okay, so book or mentions it by saying Math,
Math conventions, and conventional speech. So that's a good way
conventions is the agreed upon speech. So in technical
terminology, in math, and science, and biology and history, they have
their own conventions, in common parlance is another convention.
And this is, again, this is such a root matter of like, the problems
that our society is facing. Because when somebody says, I can
be a woman, yeah, and they're a man. It's because of this too.
They're looking at it from a different perspective, from what
they're looking at their identity. Yeah, maybe we should have shaken
sort of come in Monty do logic and deconstruct this liberal thing.
Because they're doing the same thing as this, like, Oh, I'm not
using the plus sign. I'm not using gender as my biological thing. I'm
using it as this technological thing that someone made up and
saying that that has more grounding in reality than what
everybody else uses as a definition of gender. Exactly. And
what they've done is superimposed upon us a philosophy that gender
and * biological * are different. It's like somebody
don't like going to all the schools, you can't tell people two
plus two equals four anymore, you have to say that you don't use
plus. And that's not that's not how we use plus, yeah, that we
can't have a society but if we go that route,
ma is just saying, Okay, you're confusing and and plus, and
regular arithmetic, but one can change rules of arithmetic.
Ateeq is saying you're overcomplicating simple things, or
people overcomplicate simple things.
Melody 21 says
because some say one plus one can equal three take a husband plus
wife equals child's
I guess that's a joke.
Waterman two plus two equals five, two plus two equals five is
mathematically incorrect phrase us in 1949 dystopian novel 1984 by
George Orwell, the guy was ahead of his time, I have to say yet
whatever you're saying, it's not the reality two plus two equals
four what we refer to don't change words with the reality we refer
to.
I'm just curious. Alright. Waterman says it's already been
refuted that two plus two equals five. Ma says in a max plus
algebra Max is plus.
And plus is multiple
is worth something. So two plus three is three and two times three
is five. Okay, but that's that's changing. So Max algebra has its
own terminology.
Right? That was should not affect the common parlance and the common
reality that two things add two more things, you get four things.
And that is what is the dominant
you know, way that people talk.
They don't use that other language of Max algebra. Anyway, we got to
talk to my mother about this.
I've been nails he says one plus one is 11. Because I put them to
the both together.
Waterman is like I can't believe we're explaining this. Sophia says
isn't that just logic that is used in math when you use and or write
Boolean functions.
So we have to remember whenever we speak, we should clarify. Are we
speaking in common parlance? Or are we speaking the language? Any
other language or the convention of a different type of algebra?
Right.
I think that's important.
I tune in to forget about my math finals and this is the topic says
Dino. Oh like do you know you better be studying?
Melody 21 says we understand our logic what they're doing is a
pathway to the
end
In a sense, it's a pathway to jet if we're if we cannot have, if the
haka ECO mode are now being questioned, right. Now if this
thing, I'm not picking on me here, but I'm saying if this stuff was
to get widespread, and now you have people saying two plus three,
two plus two can equal five.
It is though with the gender like, like the hockomock of gender.
Yeah, everybody's known gender as the biological definition. Yeah.
Now someone's trying to change it to the shadow of a shadow
definition. Yes, gender is your identity. Yeah, what you identify
as a witch, which is something that we will never see, identity
is something that's inside yourself, that has nothing fixed
about it, right.
So I also identify as as,
what if I identify as Asian? Why can I identify as Asian?
Why can I identify as Norwegian?
Why can I identify as being 35? Why can I identify as being six to
an eye shaking? What about this yesterday? I was like, with how to
cut and sukoon? Yeah, why do we have to look at it from one
perspective? He gave a good answer, but also hasn't said was
like, if you don't look, if you look, try to look at from
multiple, like perspectives, then there's gonna be a ton of
contradictions. So your example the example Ryan just gave, he
said, You're standing on a boat, you're standing still on a boat,
but clearly the boat is moving, you can say the earth or a train
or whatever.
So in one sentence, you can only speak a refer to one perspective,
the moment you shift into another perspective, you have to say so,
right? You have to say so. So you can say my limbs are still. Yes,
your limbs are still. But my whole body is moving. You have to So
limbs body, you have to mention the perspective. Do you ever see a
riddle? That's like a bad riddle? Because it's actually not a riddle
is when they alter, right the perspective on you. Okay. And it's
like a battery. It's a riddle that doesn't work.
Chocolate Wallace says this is the equivalent of justifying illogical
phenomenon by quantum mechanics, a normal person doesn't talk, or
think in terms of Max algebra.
Good.
If Max algebra, I'm saying that one has to be clear about which
axiom one is using. Yes, that's true. But what we're saying here
is that
When normal people are speaking, unless they announce that they're
now speaking, in a technical terminology, then the assumption
is they're speaking in conventional parlance, that's fair
to say, right. And even in the Arabic language, we say that when
a single synonym is used, we refer to that word. It's so for example,
15 and miskeen. If I said they, they have a technically different
meaning, the faqeer he has absolutely nothing. The miskeen he
or sorry, the fuck it, he has, but not enough. The miskeen has
absolutely nothing, right.
But if we're sitting there talking, and there's a guy in with
pants, and a dinky old cell phone, and he looks so poor, and someone
says, man, that guy's miskeen, nobody should correct him and say,
no, he's fatigued.
Because he does have something. Why? Because in common parlance,
they're all synonymous. This is a codon Arabic language in that stem
I've stuck with after a pitch demo. If we're talking
technically, in a technical setting like Zika, then yes, we
separate between 50 to miskeen. But in common parlance, we don't
separate.
And it's very important why this common parlance comes in because
revelation comes in the common parlance of the Arabs. Dawa is
done in common parlance, children understand common parlance, common
folk speak common parlance.
So that's what one of the
important
or unzila Islam says Sheikh I think we should understand in
terms as if we have two apple and we bring two more apple on table
we will not see five apples, we will only see four. Yes, that's
exactly what we mean.
Yes, in kinda voices and nobody really knows what Max algebra is,
though.
Okay.
Many stars as dare I even ask.
Okay.
The concept of addition is still same no matter what term we use.
And they're talking about is Boolean logic. It's just a finding
what are the rules of arithmetic works? Okay, or it's not Boolean
logic he says.
All right.
Can we move on now?
I guess it's a transition question. Yes. Maybe it's not even
a transition question. But someone asked like, do we step out of
outside of this paradigm completely, to try to create a
functional society, proper, proper, you know, built on
foundations, I don't see how you can never exit the modern world.
Everything's all tied up together. And you can't get people to reduce
their their way of living. You cannot get people to go live on a
commune somewhere, because the next generation will not accept
it. It's the nature of human beings, when they see a better way
of living is to be attracted to it. And the only way that they
won't go to it is by some force opposing them. So the hope for us,
I believe, is to stick with a strong gym app.
Okay, Abdul Hafiz. I attendee says, I took this math class from
my minor in math, they proved that an infinite sum of zero is one,
you just have to draw a line between all that theoretical stuff
and reality. The only way that they could prove this is by
altering some definition.
Right. I don't even know what this is or what the proof is. But it is
just in terms of reality. If I keep adding nothing to a table
every single day,
for 1000 years, I will not ever get one thing.
So remember, what what the Muslims started to use math for, to
calculate things that exist. Of course, math existed with other
civilizations, but when the Muslims sat out, and they
mentioned the purpose of this, it is to count things that exist in
the world.
Okay.
And that is important part of our logic speech is to describe things
that exist.
Mas h says what is interpretation of witnessing battle of bedded in
Oh, and observing others working in the dream Allah knows best, but
it's a good thing.
J Perez says I tried to identify as rich but nothing happens.
That's a good one.
NZ says I feel like for both gender and maths, if you showed
this unusual logic to a fifth grader, even they would know
you're doing mental backflips to get to your thesis. If a child's
can see it, why not adults? Thank you very much. Okay. That's the
point that we're trying to make here. And our message comes for
the, at the, at the DoD level, at the simple basic discernment level
that Allah created us with. Allah created us with discernment, right
basic discernment that were created with.
If we lose that we can never advance. That has to be the
foundation and the bedrock. Okay. There was a woman who dressed up
as a cat recently and went to the town hall of the school or
whatever. And she started saying, meow meow. I'm a cat and I would
like to be treated as one. Of course, she's making a mockery of
the gender thing, right.
But her argument was that basic discernment.
We have waged war on the fundamentals of discernment. Okay.
Something we're created with, it's a fitrah. We are different than
animals were created with brains. Even animals have a basic
discernment. If you pour water from a tree on a jaguar, the
Jaguar will not look right or left to look up. Okay, basic
discernment. If you roar really loudly at a at a hyena, the hyena
will not recognize prey, it will recognize a threat a lion. But if
you make a zebra sounds, the hyena will start watering his mouth, his
mouth will start watering.
Right? So even animals are created with basic discernment. And what
we're witnessing here is that if basic discernment breaks down, why
was that sister keep saying that this is from the dijet She's
right. Because the premise of dijet attracting all these people
to something blatantly false, is the idea that people will no
longer trust their basic discernment of what their eyes see
and what their brain knows true.
Okay, be it in maths as the British call it maths, or be it in
gender or be it in anywhere else. Okay.
Let's see what all these comments
so Ma is saying yes, people are now changing language and
rules
that just changing language and rules, and they're negating, and
basically shutting out basic discernment, that you're a guy
that you're a woman that two plus two is four, things like that.
And he's just saying, I'm just saying, Be careful and don't
generalize fine. From now on, we'll we will mention in common
parlance, in the metadata unnecessarily, what the people
have agreed, you know that that is a type of law for us.
What the people have agreed to be the language, okay. So if I say go
north on route one, and then take 18 north, from there, and then you
go, and you end up in New York, but you said, No, I needed to go
to Philly. I say no, no, I meant north to me means south.
So you should have taken once out.
Right? So Fine. If we have to mention it every single time we'll
mention that we are speaking in common parlance.
Melody, I do think that slowly we are being isolated from the
society. Most it used to be back in the day, you have to check if
something on TV is haram or Halal to watch. It's mostly a lot of
It's haram today. So even the basic things that people watch on
TV, you can't watch a lot of it, most of it, maybe almost the
majority of it, jobs.
Pediatricians are now being forced into the concept of a lot of these
gender concepts. Counselors are being forced into this. A lot of
people
are being forced in their profession. They almost have to
retreat from the profession itself. Right? I knew a brother
who was gung ho about politics.
For for ages, he wanted to get into politics, right?
Within a year, he bounced out. Can't do it without sacrificing my
dean. So we are slowly being
pushed out.
Mas is looking for a wife, guys and girls, sisters. I mean,
well mas what you should do is go to my website nbc.org forward
slash Molad.
Alright, genuine question I've been Nia says, what's the value of
the proof? If you have to change the definitions? And my ask my
other question is, what is the actual application of it? Right?
Does it have an application?
So what is the difference between this algebra
and a bunch of kids who make up their own secret language? Right,
which will never be spoken outside of their play session? Right. It's
a fair question. That's the question. What is actually the,
the
the practical benefit of this new language.
For example, in World War Two, they made up a whole bunch of
languages to communicate during war. So there's a benefit.
stranger says if the Olia have more trials as they're closer to
the prophets, how do we reconcile that with the fact that it's still
fought and so lots open doors are provisions happiness acceptance of
dot because they have greater blessings as well.
And when we say they have greater trials that does not take away
that they have great blessings to
and it does not mean that the Olia
are always in misery.
When they get tested, they get tested with heavy trials.
But it does not negate that a lot. A lot of their life is also filled
with blessings.
BLM slave King says the greatest lie ever told. I don't know what
this is all about. But he's saying watch it. Okay. And look where all
the money for George Floyd's fund went to. It went to LGBT
organizations, almost $80 million. We're now on Instagram. Be a
country says come to miftah and show love being the light on what
does Islam say about people who feel they were born wrong gender.
Islam says that they need some kind of help
to make them feel
their feelings into accord with the visible reality. Okay, we
don't alter the visible reality.
According to our feelings, okay, also your physical body according
to your feelings. That's our belief on that position.
And if for example, if I came up to you, guys, I feel like I'm
taller than LeBron James, and I'm a better boxer than Mike Tyson.
And I'm a better
quarterback than Tom Brady. And I should be paid as such as an
athlete. I feel that way.
Teams should pay me that much.
What are you going to say?
Oh, I genuinely feel that way. And I feel that way so much. I'm gonna
commit suicide if you say, I'm not better than Tom Brady.
Because remember, this subject will never come up. Except that a
threat of suicide must come up within the first 10 minutes. I
guarantee you. Oh, but they're suicidal. I'm suicidal too. Until
the society recognizes that I'm better than LeBron James, Tom
Brady and Mike Tyson all at once.
In their sports, it's like if someone like comes to you and
says, Every time I go outside, it feels like everyone's staring at
me. Yeah. And hates me. And every time my parents talk to me, I feel
like they're talking down to me even and then everyone else can
observe that everything's normal. You take this person and you bring
it to a therapist, and you say he's depressed. Yeah, you need
help you don't validate his view about everything. Exactly. Maybe
you like you look for reasons why he feels that way. And you try to
help him, you know, fix them. Yeah, yeah, you don't you don't
amplify it. So it's politically correct. Incorrect. Right now,
it's like, you're stepped on a mind to say that. You need help.
If you feel something different than the observed reality that we
all recognize.
But that is the truth, though. I don't know how else to put it.
Yesterday, somebody asked a question about circumcision. And
is it true all Muslim men should be circumcised as a Sunday? Yes.
How do you respond to people who say if God exists, why do younger
kids die? Or people get cancer? Well,
nobody asked if God exists. Why was the kid born in the first
place? Right? Why was he born in the first place? Because of human
behavior? If he was born healthy, would they say, That's God's
doing? No. Only when he's born sick? They said, Where's God? We
say human behavior? is what put
toxins in the air.
Right? Human Behavior did that.
Where's God coming into picture?
And there's no if God existed, so you can just say, like, it's God
has like, why did you produce? Yeah, you know, like, there's no
even if, and we don't it yet, logically speaking, we don't
accept an if, because that would negate
we would not have an answer to the question of how we got here today.
What do you do when you lose hope you talk your way out of it, you
talk self talk, I always tell my kids so important self talk, talk
to yourself
with optimistic words and optimistic
sayings. And the more you repeat them, they will take they will
settle in your heart, like and you'll it will be started becoming
like a self fulfilling prophecy or a type of confirmation bias,
right?
If you start telling give yourself confidence, you're gonna start
seeing that you've done great things. If you give yourself
negativity, you will start seeing all the blunders that you make
and you will start getting momentum going downwards. But if
self talk to me is so important, the ideas that cross your mind and
it is from Iblees to break you down.
Okay, which one strangest. Alright, strangest says.
I heard a scholar say that we only get what we prepare for. Well,
that's true in the sense of the verse of Quran where Allah is a
little insanity MSR you only get what you work for. Okay? Does that
mean that we need to prepare to receive a DA? Yes, that is
correct. If you cannot pray for something and not act for it.
Preparing to get married what if we were afraid of disappointment
and pain? You need to overcome that disappointment and pain.
That's what faith is.
Faith is not is crossing that barrier. having confidence in
Allah subhana wa Tada. So, if you're a guy who wants to get
married, I would start acting like you're gonna get married tomorrow.
Put everything in place. The job the money the dowry, save it up.
Start acting like you're gonna get married tomorrow with the intent
that this is hosting the oven nebula. This is good opinion of
ALLAH SubhanA wa ATOD.
positive self talk is a form of hosting oven middle
Uh, no doubt about it.
Okay. DFS says the medical model. I'm assuming stone about genders
should never be a substitute for a social model.
Chocolate while the question it was a revelation to me that you
said alimony was haram. It is why don't our scholars and Masjid push
for a sunnah centric mediation process that's legally non binding
but acceptable in divorce so by the way, you can also make it
legally binding. If you and the divorce see and the other divorce
you know the other party take the contract drafted with an mm go to
a court
and make it legally binding. You can do that
what is hosting oven it is having a good opinion of Allah
do you know palabora Salah to test via do we act upon it? Yes we do.
One day we'll talk about solicitous we're not today, but we
will wonder J Perez on much on why children die. We as people can't
even recollect ourselves as children. Especially our first
fear is it's as if Allah has shielded us from pain as children
by being unable it's itself in pain. Yes, you can remember it you
can't. It's a good point.
How many Salawat should we do to start a habit? 300
Can you see the profit while awake? Yes, it is possible to
essentially seeing a dream while awake. While cashify is
essentially a dream while awake.
Strangest says I heard that names like shamsudeen were arrogant
names. No, it's okay. It's good name it you're trying you want
your child to be the guide in the religion. That's fine. You can
name Sheikh you could name Imam you could name these big names
because Allah says in the Quran Robina habla naman as well you
know the reaction of Kurata Yun wa Jana lil mattina Imam make us
leaders of the of the faithful of the pious so we can do that.
In what parts of Salah can we raise our hands in the opening
ticket via and for the chef phase and somebody's every other
ruku and rising from Anil Kumar, and for the 100 views and Medic is
nothing else besides the opening ticket.
So specs, we can't find a deep sense of meaning we distract
ourselves with word games and personal languages.
I think that's what the modern world is all about. I agree with
Ben Sulaiman. At the end of the day math aims to encapsulate and
describe observed reality Thank you. That's where the benefit is.
Great, not the other way around that we make up a language and
then we try to jam reality in it.
Slave king does the heart prostrate. Yes, it does.
How does it prostrate? It's a feeling of humility before its
Lord. And it has an impact on this it reflects on the body, how it
speaks and how quickly it moves in obedience. And how it treats the
creation around.
Mohammed Moana are kids required to start praying and fasting after
their first *? Or period that are age 10? No, it's the
first * or period but they should be prepared well before
that. They should be praying and fasting well before that.
On him Lodi says teachers too are now being forced into teaching
things that are blatantly false. And they have to make a choice.
Are they going to continue in this profession or not?
Myrick, ah, hey, anybody here if you have any connections to
sisters in Turkey, please people who are in Turkey I have a
connection. Myra, did you send me an email? You sent an email Sabina
Saudi, I'll send you I only know of one husband wife in Turkey. So
I will send you that information. And well, maybe others as well. A
couple others that I may know. So I'll try to send you that
information.
What's your opinion on organ donation the organ is not ours yet
it has been and it is generally forbidden to take the human being
as a source of benefit physically as a source of benefit. But some
facts I would have said if someone's gonna die then that
haram becomes permitted.
Because in general, we are allowed to benefit from animals we are not
allowed to use the human being as a source of benefit lay on turf
out there.
And
when is someone considered more thorough? You are matar in your
state. Your state is desperate. You are desperate and you're
weeping.
Okay.
That is the
what is the preferred Salawat to get that 300 habit started
Allahumma salli ala Sayyidina Muhammad, the first one Allah
masala was salam ala said Muhammad and then the next one you say
Allahumma salli wa salam ala, along with Saudi with no money,
how simple that is with the pronoun. And then you keep doing
that it's very short and simple
what's the best piece of counsel you've received in Teddy him that
you're willing to share with us?
I wouldn't say it's a council. Well, no, actually, the one thing
that I had learned in testing that I really learned anywhere else is
the importance of concern for the OMA.
Like the emphasis of course, everyone concerns with OMA but
they have an emphasis. Part of that emphasis is that they never
like to say a single negative word about another Muslim.
Like you'll never you'll very rarely get into gatherings where
they're bashing a group. Even that group is misguided. Now, maybe a
low atom that one of the functions of that is that they're distant
from these groups. They're not living with these groups, maybe
allowed, but they had such a warm attitude to the another prophet.
Such good opinion of people.
You know, this is the way of the prophets lies when you see it.
That's the number one thing to me.
Sarah Kay says I have so many days of mist Kedah have poor health and
I'm struggling to make them up. If you can fast then you cannot swap
it out with video. But you can space them out.
As soon as he says it's been long I haven't attended Masha Allah
Keep me in your doors may Allah to Allah make you happy in this life
and in the next and grant you a Kurata iron in this life and in
the next
Am I taking questions on Instagram? Yes, let's go to
Instagram.
Are there specific dots we can ask for a better better edip Yes, we
should say Allahumma Hudson healthy Wahoo Loki. Oh Allah
beautiful this is the best job what else could you want? Oh Allah
make me handsome and well mannered. What else could you want
from that? This is one of the best jobs and it's derives from the
Prophet Allah my husband clearly can pass into healthy
strangers 14 Hardest scholars say that we only get what we prepare
for we answered this one.
annum Lodi says remember that kid called David Rhymer who was
circumcised as a baby but the circumcision went wrong. The
doctor told the parents to raise him as a girl. And they did
unbelievable.
She's
that guy shouldn't be sued for every penny he has.
If Allah test one with separating a spouse and shutting all doors,
is it okay to confine making dua for those doors to open? It is
okay.
But I would say or give me something better than
that, then you're guaranteed something. What is the role of
women and family according to Islam?
Women are really essentially the heart of the family. And the man
is the protector of the family.
Woman The generally in Islam, the men does the jobs that require
that involve danger and aggression. And women do the plate
fulfill the roles and do the jobs that involve compassion and
nurturing. That's essentially the breakdown if we're going to make a
general breakdown. Anytime there's danger and aggression needed. The
man should do that.
Anytime that there's nurture and compassion, the women does that.
Right? How odd would it be to go into a house? I don't care what
year we're in.
There's a sick baby and there's a thief breaking into the door.
Right?
So the man goes and he takes care of the thief while the mother
tends to the to the sick baby. All right, next day comes a thief and
a sick baby. So
Mrs. Wife 5050. Right. So you go and handle the invader. I'll take
care of the runny nose of the baby. No, it's like even no matter
what year we're in, it's fitrah. It's unacceptable.
If a Muslim couple is seeking to
Get married. Allahu Akbar. What advice do you give in terms of
what to sign in a prenup so that we don't have to use the Western
legal system of divorce happens, you should say that we will
follow. Let's say for example,
the Hanafi method,
then ask your local Imam, the book that you're going to follow to
and say we will follow this book, as interpreted to us by this chef,
that I've never seen that personally, but I just sent it
seen generally, that marriages and according to the Hanafi method in
Egypt is very common. That's what they say. Right out of Kitab Allah
He was sunnah Tierra Sudhi. While I'm
behind Eva, why did they say that? Because in the questions of
divorce, custody, that's where we're gonna go in arbitration,
we're gonna go to the Hanafy method. So that's what I would
highly recommend.
Can we say Qasim says Allahumma Salli ala while you're leaving off
the salam so at the center because the Quran says salam ala he was
telling Muslim so Allahumma salli wa salam ala
I am when he what's your take? I don't want to get into that.
When he I don't want to get into that. But we do not. We hope we do
all that in Canada cannabis.
Ben Solomon, me and thank you for your DUA and your words.
Is, is plastic surgery allowed for someone who has a minor fault in
their body? If it would be seen in general by common Muslims as a
defect?
Okay. If the common Muslims anyone looks at you says that's a defect,
then yes.
But if they say no, it's not a defect. I just don't like that
part of my body, then the answer is no.
Like, for example, a nose shape of a nose for example.
Everyone has something wrong. I got.
I didn't tell you what, I don't know if I told everyone here. I
did get a septum surgery. Life changing, right? I had broken my
nose, which blocks the septum. So the guy says, Alright, we're gonna
go in and fix your nose. I said, so I'm getting I'm gonna have a
nicer nose. He said no, no, it doesn't affect the outside of your
nose. Your nose will always be crooked.
He told me straight to my face. You said your nose is crooked is
always going to be crooked. That's that's only hides it dunya
now I understand for women it's more sensitive.
In fact, if a guy's too pretty we get annoyed with him. Right? Go
rough him up a little bit.
Mohammed Mona, if one is in a coma or sedated for a long time.
Look, if you're passed out you are not McAuliffe for the salah. But
you are for cm
which is the best way to learn Arabic. Listen to Arabic lectures,
read Arabic books, attend Arabic sessions. It's just exposure.
That's all it is exposure exposure exposure. There. I don't think
there's one set system. Okay. Maliki click is here. A sit down
what we talked about yesterday, Medicaid, click
those Minnesota Vikings that put up an amazing season. And then how
did they just every year they wasted
on their fence.
And I bet says my sheer a family aren't fond of me embracing Sunni
Islam. I'm no longer praying with my father. This has caused
disharmony at home advice. I'll tell you what you may do.
In terms of Salah, you may if you have to pray behind your father,
you may physically pray behind him.
And next to him and alongside with him, but your intention is you're
praying by yourself.
That's something that you may do.
What's up?
And there are some other issues you will have to recite the facts
out there out loud that you can hear yourself. Only that you could
hear yourself is enough.
Okay, what's the ruling on Al Kitab?
had kids up in what manner for example, in eating we may eat
their meats if they slaughter in women, the Muslim men it's my crew
for him to marry I look it up but it's valid.
Like that if they're living amongst Muslims, they would in the
old days they paid the jizya which means it
it
takes to position in the army. They don't have to go to the army.
Why? Why don't we let Jews and Christians in the Army because we
Fight for things that they don't believe in. We fight to example,
one of the fights will be to spread Islam. They don't believe
in that. If someone was invading the city, then yes, that's all of
our city, they'd all help. But if it was a fight, that was
expansion, they don't believe in Islam, why should we ask them to
die for something they don't believe in. So they pay the Jizya.
Instead,
they pay the Jizya to be protected, not their Jizya doesn't
go to the expansion, because they don't believe in that. How to heal
overconfidence or pride, as a sickness of the heart, hang out
with people who know better than you who are richer than you who
are better than you and everything. And they and you end
up being humble.
What can you one do if their brother mistreated them.
And their parents are too quick to forgive him saying that.
They can't cut ties with their son, they fear he will turn his
back on them if they do. It's hard to leave your parents and your son
don't get involved. You don't have to forgive him if you don't want
to. But parents and son, there's so much
there's so much sensitivity and emotion there that
you won't understand until you have your own kids.
And that doesn't mean everyone's going to be like that. Some people
are tough, some people are strong, and other people are extremely
weak. Right. And that may be their, you know, purification as
well. Only two more questions will take Senator it says what to do
with a marriage proposal where the guy prays five times a day. This
is recent development in his life, but he has no interest in knowing
the deen not no spiritual spirituality at all. Nor like
seeking knowledge. Well, if you do those things, then he cannot be
your Imam.
If you also just started to pray, have no interest in knowledge and
don't care about spirituality, then you can be a fit. But if you
have those interests and he doesn't he cannot be your Imam
remember husband's job is to be Imam as well. In the house. He's
the Imam of your deen. A Salam aleikum says Aisha Davies. So to
be clear, are you saying that a defect that bothers a person to
the point of self loathing would be okay to have cosmetic surgery
on? No, I think the best parameter is to say that the people, the
Muslim people, the regular praying five times a day,
Muslims would all agree in other words, like your family is enough.
Really, your family, your extended family, your friends, your
grandma, if they would come to a concurrence that this is a defect.
It's a birth, it's a birth defect, right? You can alter it.
Like what crooked teeth I think all societies Yeah, that's a fix
of braces, can't see properly get glasses.
Got maybe the there's something like
a mole or something. Right? You can remove it.
Write things like that, that, in general, the society all
recognizes by the society, I mean, the people around you, it would be
recognized in society as a defect. Now, where is that line? There's
going to be a line that we all agree on. There's going to be a
line that we all agree is not there's probably going to be a
little bit of a middle. Right. And that's your judgment call.
So I hope that that makes it clear.
Yeah, so that's how I would look at it.
Like for example, a cleft lip. Yes. cleft lip 100%. We have Lola
we have surgery for this No.
Things like that.
Mas says how do you bring a friend who is into sins close to the dean
just hanging out with him make him hang out with you. You don't go
hang out with his group. Make him come and hang out with your group.
Ladies and gentlemen, today is the day for Maliki FIP okay
and that class is at seven o'clock Maliki Phillip today is that seven
o'clock
sign up to ArcView basic
Okay, we will be getting
really serious about building up ArcView very slowly but we're
getting there. Does that come along okay and and everyone. We
will close out with this I pray that Allah Tada gives everybody
here strong Amen.
And gives everybody happiness in Islam and makes everyone feel
grateful that we have this great deen and this great prophet and
these mache who have transmitted the deen to us and makes us all
feel that great amount of appreciation that motivates us to
keep going and to spread this to our friends and to our families
and to everybody else. Does that como Lokeren Subhanak Allah home
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into a stock fair coin it should be like well as in Santa Fe
cluster Illa Dena Amendola middle Saudi what's a while sobered up
what's a wall so the sub was salam aleikum wa rahmatullah?
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