Shadee Elmasry – NBF 187 Affairs of the Umma
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that Jews and Christians have to affirm the province on what he
said it might be a possible interpretation
Bismillah R Rahman Rahim Al hamdu lillah wa Salatu was Salam ala
Rasulillah. Early he was gonna be here woman. Well, ladies and
gentlemen, welcome to the Safina society nothing but facts live
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comfortable. You cannot even imagine and our guest of honors is
sitting on another for our other guests of honor sitting on
kangaroo. Right? And so that's how we will begin our program today
which is consists of the dua of Wednesdays remember, you never
leave off an opening that ALLAH SubhanA which Allah gave you, when
Allah gives opens a door, you go into that door, don't say I have
nothing to make dua about first of all, are you the only one that in
the world? Don't you make dua for others? Secondly, is there ever a
human being who doesn't need something from ALLAH, if you're
not wanting something, you have to have some intensity? If not for
you then make dua for somebody else because others can't enter
this door. Others haven't been given the gift of awareness,
recognition, knowledge, it's not just knowledge, it's awareness,
consciousness, to do this dua to us this hour of a job in which
Allah subhana wa the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa salam prayed
to Allah in this hour received the answer and the Sahaba in sahabi,
Javad ibn Abdullah recognized it and realized he understood the
ways of Allah that Allah Tada never answers a dua at a time that
time becomes sacred forever.
He to follow us, to follow us means like he saw that that's the
reality of things. The Prophet never told him that he saw that
that's the reality of things, the Sahaba the prophets, I said them
did not just teach us by telling us things that happen. He also
trained Sahaba, who can observe and they observed that the Allah
answered a dua on a certain time.
That time is sacred. Right? And therefore, he said, anytime that I
had an issue, I would wait to Wednesday and between Dawn and
Austin, I would make dua and I would know that I received the
answer. Now the sooner about this, is you often get a sign that you
will get the answer you don't necessarily the answer doesn't
necessarily have to happen at that time. But you will get a signal
from Allah subhanaw taala assigned in some way shape and form that
you have your prayer has been answered.
And even if you don't receive this the DUA itself is that is a bed, a
drop Macula bed. Cyril Obadiah is asking us is so is us asking
us asking because we show ourselves that we are fulfilled
and Alazani that's a simple it is Allah you have we don't have you
just doing that by itself. It elevates you in the sight of
Allah. Because Allah says after that we don't he has to giblet who
call upon Me I answer you that's the relationship in Nilla the
NASDAQ could be ruined and Eva dirty say the whole so you will
have your own agenda there have been
those who have arrogance over my a bad gut they will enter Jahannam
decade in humiliated because if you don't want to make dua, you're
arrogant.
Sadhguru Luna Johanna Medellin Okay, so today we will begin with
that with this dua which is not this dot that we recited is just
our choice because it happens to be from the old out of the battle
we to recite His Oneness at after the hook but just free information
do not You're not
this draw is not connected to this Wednesday job it just happens to
be that's the draw of the battery on that day. I just want to make
sure I cited the I correctly.
Deputy and is one of the only times it's it's not something that
comes in the Quran except two times okay.
We'll call our A Bukom are the only as the Gibler come in there
levena Stick Varun and Eva de sadhu Luna Johanna Declan
humiliated disgraced. Why? Because you're arrogant. And this only
comes two times in the Quran. One time and stewards of alpha and the
other times why oh my uncle for Suri for fuzzy and Memphis similar
to what God wants the horn is blown in
To everyone in the heavens on Earth is shocked so even the
heavens are aware when the pm happens here and they're surprised
by they're shocked by it. Good for fuzzy mm for summer word you are
meant for ill man sha Allah, good except those whom Allah protects
some said it's all those who fainted for the sake of Allah in
this world that means they came upon an area that made them faint.
For example we know said no Musa they said I'm fainted. When when
the to Jelly of Allah came to the mountain so he will not faint. He
will not be shocked upon this. And anyone who saw the word of Allah
and fainted, they will have it may be and alone as best that they are
from those it Allah Masha Allah except those whom Allah preserves,
well couldn't tell who Declan in this meaning it means everyone
will come to Allah humbled by His power, when you see the divine
power Subhanallah Allah, any tough guy is going to be shocked, you'll
be shocked at Thunder when it comes down very close to you like
lightning and thunder, you know the one thing we separate them
because we see the lightning, and the sound takes a while to come.
So we separate them. The what you see and what you hear are not
always coming at the same time. But if a thunderbolt comes right
near you, it doesn't matter. No matter who you are, you are in
shock. That's nothing but a small tiny creation. Imagine the nifty
nifty, the sewer, the blowing in the horn, and the trumpet. All
Allah knows best, but I really think it's possible. And it's just
one of those permissible theories is that the universe itself, the
world itself is projected by physicists to be the shape of a
Trump.
Yeah, so enough, the suit is blowing in the tea the universe.
And that's why it shakes everything up. Does that make
sense? Actually, if you actually look at how the, the projections
now the projections of scientists is theoretical, they may come
tomorrow and say, No, it's a square. No, it's whatever. No,
it's not a trumpet. But if it was correct that their projection of
what the universe looks like is that it's a trumpet, right? That
it looks like a trumpet. And the accuracy man, the end time, the
final moment of the end, it is enough of a sore then allow to
maybe it is like blowing into the trumpet and the sound we now know,
sound can destroy things. You know how they
they try to distribute disperse. Marches now, right? With sound
waves? Yep. Because it hurts. It's a wave that nobody hears. And you
point it at a group of people. And they feel they hear it, but nobody
else hears it. Only if the wave touches you hear you hear it.
That's how they disperse marches nowadays, right? And it's almost
like it's like,
much better than water all that stuff. And it's just with sound
waves. So sound
has the power to destroy things physically affected. So that is
the meaning of Dec 18 Alright, those who are too arrogant to call
on Allah too arrogant to ask for his help and His mercy those
people are though that is the sign of one who does not make dua why
would you not make dua except for arrogance, laziness.
What's Have you someone's feels too comfortable, should never feel
too comfortable. You never know it's okay you're comfortable.
Allah made you comfortable so you can help others that's how you
preserve your comfort. So think of others.
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you something from
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I don't know why they call it a Hashi which is chocolates and
profits and it's referred to in Madrid. It's a shutter so how is
it a Pasha? It's a shutter but they call it has she had told him
individually but I only see one shot here.
So let's just read a line or two.
If we read a monitor regularly for life, listen when he says here,
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the Kabbalah is Allah's Will his judgment for a matter, like his
judgment
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transcendently beyond time. That was it's in his knowledge and
that's the judgment. As for the color, it is the coming down of
the thing and the happening. The manifestation of the color. That's
the difference of
when Kedah and Crowder Are you separately they mean the same
thing. Allah's Will and that's it. Good. Cut the roll Allah called
Allah. It's it's just the they're synonymous. They're used
synonymously in the general meaning of Allah has Willdan Good
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metro media? So,
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it's fun for who will suffer to fear Alinea in the home.
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you see, Kabbalah is Kadeem it is pre eternal forever it's been this
way the judgment and it has no form no physicality it is the
judgment with Allah subhanaw taala and his knowledge but the
color is had had it means something comes into existence.
That's a different color and color. Okay, well academic and
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we're not going to give much comment so that I don't make a
mistake on it Yes, net more of there is one of the very few
points where the Metro DD is kind of differ with Yeah, like the book
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differ upon right cool. Yeah, that does they do Hey, Ryan, are you
able to stretch over and it seems like this window is not close.
It's open a little bit. It's like I don't know if it's open at the
top or at the bottom.
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kind of be a good definition. It's just like something that comes
into accident out of out of an accident is different from
an accident is upon a herd.
The herd is something that comes into existence. It's not pre
eternal, finite thing that comes into existence. You got it. It has
a luck or
so any contingent Is there a lock in the middle? That should be
locked in the middle.
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doing nametable Asha erotically NL Kabbalah.
If you look at the level Hoonah who man in Sabah, so kebab in the
language is equivocal means it has equal meanings has multiple
meanings as how to her al hokum the most famous of it is that
judgment will lay out a god and Fiat which goes back to the action
for NASA. And you first set up Phil istilah he Bill fair. Okay,
well, I'm Malcador fella married and Amanda who Philadelphia
Church. Okay, so padar does not go back to any verbiage verb called
that goes to a verb, which is to judge to make a judgement because
it does not go back to a verb for NASA and lay officer FileZilla he
will fairly valuable L. So, it makes sense that Kedah to be
connected to not a non verb, which is
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brought he actually talks about it
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me read it the era that Allah He Mata I look it is the judgment the
will of Allah matar Look, I don't want to translate that incorrectly
but fee as Ellen took a look with with a cord with conditions almost
right or a toddler with not going to transit with linkages or
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in pre eternity. It hasn't it has not had this, this judgment is not
had to had to mean something that comes into existence. Although it
is his judgment that's called luck, well, Cordaro, l e jejunal
ser a Allah watching my Yunnan, around the who Allah.
So Allah Kadar is the ejabberd the manifestation into physical form
of this thing in a way that Allah wishes well Baldo whom cause a
column a well he said this first meaning La La Mata I'll look and V
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eternity. Well Ocado L E. J, dual Ohmori and Carter is the ejabberd
manifesting bring into this as this mood this matter Allah we
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colasanti Or it is knowledge good. So either its will or its
knowledge with to our look in and as in as a pre eternity while a
coolant mineral co Laney for her Kadeem either way it is Kadeem al
Kola is Kadeem is Allah has attribute that is not it is
something that is not
or Allah is Kadeem, whether it's will or knowledge attributed to
Willer knowledge, it does not come into existence, it has always been
there such that Allah's Will that we hold this book in this manner
that was from eternity, why Jai little cutter who will each add
and the cutter is the the actual occurrence of us holding this book
like this. Okay, I live with kill era that he al Cole, I will I will
eject Allah with Glenn. So that this moment in time happening as
it is happening right now is in accordance to Allah's knowledge or
according to His will. Either way because will acknowledge are both
Kadeem pre eternal, okay, and the manifestation of His is his head.
It's something that came into existence
while cooling mineral choline for who had it's either way Elkader
whichever way you look at it is had something that comes into
existence, or by the heather Cooley after all of this falcoda
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go back to knowledge or Iran. Okay. We're lacking lemma Kana
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demon sir Rahul be him when the when there was ignorance upon this
matter. They were explicit in explaining it. Okay.
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said no matter they say no it is not an action it is a knowledge
to Allah as Ellen Siffert and Mark lookouts to know all to judge
everything about the creative things fired you are in the home
Lisa T L LM. So it goes back to the attribute of LM Wayman Seaford
said that, okay, and so, either way, Alcoa is pre eternal, and
Elkader is hearth.
So, it's this is our way just to learn something here and there.
Every once in a while, a snippet and a nugget but to go back to
these mother books, right in our update in our belief in our
understanding of things. This is the important you never stop being
connected not only to the books but to the shul. You can read and
misunderstand. You can read and get arrogant but you can't be with
the shoe and get arrogant because they're they're far greater than
us and knowledge
and inexperience. You sit with them and you feel like you're an
ant. Well, like that's a sign that you're learning that you feel like
an ant you feel like deficient
or deficient they just reflecting they're the mirror at the moment
is a miracle moment. So you feel defeat fields visit and he does
not make you feel deficient you are deficient. He's your mirror
the item is the mirror for you. Every Muslim to a Muslim is a
mirror
some way shape and form let's just finish like I'm at Def a company A
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a source cover. It's not monthly it's not opoli is definitely not a
tigit EB admits from a cover. Fell careful. italiani well Maura
luminal cover al Hadith li Anelka well Hadith Ouattara defending
Allah Azza what is Mortara diff mean? same meaning. So Motorolla
diff is
is two different words same meaning like for example, a girl
calm while acid will Hamza they all mean lion. Well I've done for
they all mean line they're motera diff, they're not different
aspects because sometimes you get a word has different aspects,
right, like a node without a doubt is the source a node is the is the
light. So, there are two words that mean different facets of
light. But Mortara defend means that they have the same
meaning, two different words same meaning. So, cover and Hadith
Samini well evatik apparel ALLAH SubhanA fie Mundo Mati Latif,
animal Salahi, while acaba rule metanotal Hadith will cover l
Metro al Hadith will a thorough cover matching at each other MA
and Imam will more Selena you thorough cover match and Hadith
same mean okay alrighty he left for a female to me that there is
no difference in the reliable upon relied upon position. Well as
shout out Musa niffle the Masonic said be Valley gala Anna Delila,
Velika Samay, the evidence is semi Of course, cover means semi semi
means something you heard. In other words, it's news that's
related to you. And any epistemology that rejects Alberto
sada is absurd. That's what scientism is. scientism? Is that
only truth that we can build our reality upon, get in our minds,
and therefore henceforth in our societies and our institutions. Is
that which is mass use
observable sensory knowledge. That's absurd. Prove to me
scientifically that George Washington existed
proved to be scientifically that your parents or your parents,
okay, relied upon or
that's true. So much of science is based on trust, right, even though
like you could have went and gotten done the experiment, but
you don't, because there's who has the time for that? Right. So
likewise, even within observable sciences, you must at some point,
trust somebody else who did the experiment. Okay. You must trust
the footnote that it's in the Journal of Medical studies, blah,
blah, blah. Yep.
And how we preserved it for
us for years, and how that's more reliable than what they claimed to
be. Oh, 100. This, our, our Hadith, we have the Hadith
critical method. Okay, we've had a critical method from way before
the Europeans have any had any historical critical method. And
that's what that's the problem. That's their issue they imagining
with their Eurocentric view that they're the only they're the first
people to discover Hold on. You can't just accept what people are
saying you have to investigate it and get evidence. Oh, well, you
guys just realized that in the Renaissance times, right? We've
had this way before you Jota Jota, Adidas, called Deacon Phil rooms
of John Hunter ideal. And when you get those those works, you realize
it is impossible, no one fabricated this. It cannot be
fabricated, like the genre itself. Because you have people writing
from Andalus, from Persia, from Yemen, from Sudan, who have no
knowledge of one another. Yet the methodology of criteria making the
criterion has seeped through all these people, through transmission
through public transmissions in mosques in schools. Okay.
Millions upon millions of people took part in this endeavor, this
enterprise to find out what the messenger said, sal Allahu alayhi
wa salam and separate it from what he didn't say. And then what he
said, separate that into categorize that we can truly rely
upon for our life and make a law on and that which we will not make
law on. We call and we thought we should transmit it anyway. That's
what we call a knife, a knife. The knife is not a fabrication. Except
if it's extremely the knife then we lump it. It's not a
fabrication, but it's more luck. It's lumped up with the
fabrication in the sense we don't we it's too threadbare. Okay, so
we've had this so this is why he's saying this is delete a semi firm
in Joomla tema, hora de Anna Lee and Kira Mala Hua, who,
from these things that statements that said from say, 90 Carla Carla
Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam said let me know Abdul Fattah you Mina. The baton
Hatter is now simply fell in Medora. When hat comes in front of
thermadata You give it an jasm That's why we say let me know your
minnow metaphor. I've done that's the ferret had you may know until
he believes you Mina. Okay. None of you complete your faith. That
mean it doesn't mean you're a catheter means or I'm gonna flip
it means your faith is incomplete.
Have you been a bit of a Athan with your until you believe in
four things you just had to Allah Allah Illallah nu Rasulullah.
Bethenny Bill Huck.
Okay. I believe that La la la la and that Allah sent me with the
truth while you may know
or we can say that you may know is Tibet I had to wait a minute Bill
bassy bad mouth and believe in resurrection after death. While
you've been a bit of code that he played he he was said he will do
he will Marie kraju Tirmidhi will emerge I also hope new headband
and Id be thought and you believe in Kedah the good of it the bad of
it the better of it the sweet of it. Women Joomla T Vatika I don't
Hadith Arbaeen the famous Hadith in the 40 no way a lot of it just
means no he's even though many people are Veinz al Eman oh and
took me a biller who were mad at what could be what. Eman is to
believe in Allah His angels, His books, His messengers, what took
Mina? What what told me no, Bill Cosby declared he was sorry, Hulu
Marie, believe in Kedah. Good have it bad have it sweet. Have it
better have it. Okay. And Clady. He was Saturday he Halloween he
won Murray. It's good. It's bad. It's sweet, it's bitter. The way I
understand it, it's sweet. And it's bitter is the explanation of
good and bad. Because it's from your perspective. It's not saying
giving a pronouncement of good and bad alone. What is my perspective
of good and bad? What is us as humans our perspective of good and
bad is pain or pleasure. Right? Even though with with Allah may be
different, the painful thing may be good for you. Well, you at the
moment you don't know that. And Kadar belief in Qatar, you're
tested at the moment. Okay. At the moment you have to believe that is
from Allah subhanaw taala the good and the bad. That's why by the
way, if you when namah comes upon you that is as big a test or
bigger than hardship when blessing comes upon you and that's why
anyone who was conscious of being blessed with the thing and ask
Allah to write them from the check it in the grateful that is a sign
of tofu. So when the namak starts coming to you you start saying
Allah mctimoney minute check it in right that I'm right that make me
destined to be grateful
we're in them
well, who Allah delille is semi Hoon early and who is halal?
They went back to the
these Hadith because that is easier for the common Muslim were
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journey to see fertility or will or will who are well who fear
Allah Didi luckily, okay, and that cada and Kadar the motorcycle Amin
also went back they can prove it or bring it evidence for it. But
did he luckily did it it actually would have to be that if the
Creator we know he has a will. Because everything is different.
It's not like a robot churning things out. He has irida and he is
he has Qudra and he has L Right.
So these are the seven attributes of money the seven attributes that
you can discern with your intellect that he has a will that
he takes action and he has knowledge so called ah and cuddle
go back to these three for the ASHA Ira Radha and
Radha and Qudra and for the metodi dia he said Here I am if I'm if
I'm citing it correctly, I didn't
explain
to Queen is that the expression of the Creation manifestation? Okay,
yeah. So a little nebula there from Johanna to Tauheed. And the
purpose of this podcast is to expose people to knowledge and in
a set in a setting that is not so academic that you got to keep up
right or that it's one thing based on another so if you miss mbf you
know 20 You can't listen to 21 like that no so it's never that
and little things in knowledge that are it really does help you
man, you man these days, you need knowledge. We sweat can come into
people and the incumbency, on having firm belief that the word
of Allah is true.
I was I was I was listening at a debate that happens between a guy
named he calls himself destiny and Daniel hotkey could you wrote the
guy Destiny I'm like, oh, Destiny, Xena come with like, look in some
way shape and like prints right when when someone you got a one
name, you got to come out like, blazing right? You got to come out
with like, $100,000 outfit on or something?
Yeah, you got to come up with something. That least sunglasses
at least comb your hair. This guy came out looking like a bum.
But he's just like a bum with a T shirt clicking a pen the whole
time. But he did
He was a strong debater. There was one thing that he brought up.
It's like his proof that the liberal order is better than
Islamic order is that Muslims can practice their religion in liberal
countries, but liberals cannot practice it. Well, in an Islamic
country, such as Coleman Lutz, he said, Would coma Lutz be happy in
Islamic country? And I'm thinking myself, How is this a proof for
anything?
yet? Why is that a proof? Like we're not trying to be equal to
you? We are not trying to be equal to the liberal authority regime,
such that if you do something that you consider good, well, we got to
do the same. No, we say that certain people who are against
fitrah anything that is against the divine order should not be
comfortable in the divine order, right? It shouldn't be. So this
idea of everything's equal, everyone's welcome. Is not our is
not the ethos of Islam. It's not the ethic of Islam. So yes, you
are.
You know, like, proud, the liberal order is proud that everyone has a
chance here. And you're that's what you're proud of. That's good.
That's good for you. The Red Lobster is proud of seafood,
McDonald's doesn't sell seafood, right. And McDonald's is not
competing against you, Olive Garden is not competing against
you, right in seafood. So
I would say about that, that that's irrelevant to us.
Our pride is being in accord with the divine order, and bringing the
closest thing to the Heavenly Order on Earth. And that means
certain things that are against fitrah, such as fornicators, their
discomfort in this order is our praiseworthy quality. If you're a
drug dealer, if you're a drug addict, if you're a fornicator, if
you are a whatever else,
and you are comfortable, in an order, there's a flaw in that
order.
If you're comfortable doing that stuff, in the liberal order, we
say you're proud of that. That's your problem. That's not something
to be proud of. Right for us. We don't believe in that. Right? We
will believe totally that your discomfort here is good. So if a
guy comes around, and any drinks and he looks at women, and he
comes into our mosque, that's his habit. Is he harming anyone? No,
I'm just looking at you. Right? When women pass by he looks at
them.
And this guy comes into our masjid and we make him feel
uncomfortable. Because we blame him, we stop him. We don't let him
look at women. If he does, we say something to him. Okay, then we
don't let him go on the women's side. And he leaves and he says I
was made to feel uncomfortable. I'm not welcome here. Right? We
say that's a good mosque. Right?
That's the type of thing you are actually a litmus test. Your
discomfort is a sign of goodness.
So just one of those things that came up. Now let's talk about new
affairs of the OMA.
And this Saudi Arabian restriction and what's true about it, and
what's false. All right, this is March 8 2020 2023.
The Middle East monitor, which
Yeah, that's why I want to read it myself. That's why I said to
people, I didn't say it's true or false. I said, look into the
permit issue, right? Just look into it, because I'm not I didn't
at the moment didn't have the time to look into it, and watch the
three minute video. But
Saudi Arabia imposes restriction. Let's see what's true and false.
Now, keep in mind, the Middle East monitor is tends to have a slant
against Saudi. It's one of the reasons I like right, but if we're
going to be fair, we have to be fair, and I don't want to get
banned from Alberta at the same time. So let's see what this what
this paper says.
I went I did a cursory search. Can you do it chiefly to seek out
where Saudi themselves put their announcement and let's read it
straight from the camels mouth. Saudi Arabia has announced a set
of rules and restrictions on the practice of the holy month of
Ramadan in the kingdom this year, including a number of
controversial ones, such as the reduction in mosque loudspeakers
surveillance of worshipers,
wishing to seclude themselves during the months last 10 days
limitations on donations and banning filming and broadcasting
of prayers within mosques.
In a document released and circulated on Friday by the
Minister of Islamic affairs Abdullatif the shake you know at a
shaker was
yeah, that's lineage of Vietnam through the Islamic holy month of
Ramadan is to be regulated by 10 points by which those within the
kingdom must abide. Now why did I care about this at all is because
our guys are going to go on for a whole month including some
teenagers
and go spend a whole lot
on there now, am I gonna read this? Let me just read the Middle
East's monitors article first. Among these commandments are that
Imams and muezzins are not absent for extreme necessity
except for a student says so what's controversial about that?
I can't be absent from MBSE right? That the Tato we evening prayers
are not prolonged. That's the Sunnah.
The tunnel, we know that you can prolong the night, but you
shouldn't prolong the ruckus. Like you can pray all night if you
want, but the records should be shortened. It's better to be
shorter like us than longer. That's why 20 records or 36 guys
is actually to shorten the actual DACA
and the completion of the Tahajjud prayer in the last 10 days of
Ramadan before the call to prayer with the sufficient time so as not
to be difficult for worshippers
Why should I be upset at that? This is good. All right. Of course
you're gonna finish it before Fajr Do you need a mandate to say that
any Muslim know how to practice Islam knows that you have to pray
to hedge and before fetch
and give time for people to have to hold alright so so far so good
for Saudi their innocence so far. Not that are making them guilty is
going to mean anything, but they are fun so far. They also include
those, such as not using cameras in mosta photographed the Imam,
and worshippers during the performance of the prayers. What's
wrong with that? Are they a sushi dinner that you need to take a
picture? And a selfie with? Right?
Yeah, I mean, this, that's stuff you can't control anyway, I guess
you're gonna have guards telling people that you're going to annoy
the people, right? It's going to be annoying. And not transmitting
the prayers or broadcasting them in the media of all kinds.
I think it's good to broadcast good deeds. Right. But if they
don't want to broadcast it, that's again,
not the end of the world.
You know, so these Imams I've always listened to since five, six
years old. Yeah, and getting a chance to pray behind them was was
like a dream come true. I'm telling you that a lot of people
have that feeling when they hear the shoe. And then they finally
get to go and pray behind them. I think that's a good thing. But if
he doesn't want, they don't want their guys broadcast. It's not the
end of the world. But it's it's minor, as well as obligating the
Imams responsibility for authorizing the ATF.
Okay, and knowing their data. What's wrong with that? That's not
necessarily a crime, because
just to know that your name, are you allowed to be here to make
sure that there are no, there is no efforts. Second of all, how are
you actually going to know their data?
Anyone could forge anything these days?
So gap, something like that. So if we're going to be fair at mbyc, if
you're going to make you have to get we got to know who you are,
what's your phone number? What's your emergency number? What
happens if something happens to you? Who are we going to call?
That's the one of the main reasons if you commit a crime in the
masjid and you
abuse somebody in the middle of the night, we need to know
something about you. Like we need to know your driver's license will
be held liable. We need to have your driver's license to know who
you exactly are. So that if something happens to you, or you
do something bad, we can. So what is wrong with knowing their data?
So what does that mean having your driver's license having some
official passport picture? Right, something? So, so far, they're
innocent. Okay. The ministry also forbade mosques from collecting
financial donations for organizing meals to break the fast for
fasting people, or for any such meals to be prepared and held in
designated areas and mosque courtyards rather than inside the
mosque itself.
So they're not saying don't feed people that saying don't do it in
the mosque, do it in the courtyard, so that you can keep
the moss clean.
What the *'s wrong with that? Right? You're not saying don't
feed people are saying here.
Okay, that you should for any such meals to be repaired and held in
designated areas in moss courtyards, rather than inside the
master student soil, the house of Allah and to be conducted under
the responsibility of the Imam and the resident. So no free for all
of bringing food.
What is wrong with this? Now you're dealing with millions of
people 100,000 people so people get sick, so that you don't just
bring in your leftovers? Right? And put them in the masjid that's
chaos.
Other controversial rulings and what other controversial there's
one ruling about the broadcasting the emem that I find to be minor
ly just a judgment call that I disagree with but nothing here is
bad. Nothing here is wrong.
Other controversial rulings announced by
by the ministry or the limitation on the amount and volume of the
loudspeakers, emitting the call to prayer, that's not good. The vicar
of Allah should be loud.
Because you're Kofu and you're singing, and you're Rihanna and
whoever is you inviting is extremely loud. And I saw a video
of a Saudi woman, she says she couldn't sleep because of the one
of these events and gender, she couldn't sleep. So that's okay to
have. But this is a continuation of the same decision earlier this
year and last year, and the complete ban on their immittance
of prayers and recitations along with the ban on parents bringing
children to the mosque, I'm fine with that. Don't bring your kids.
Like if you're the if they're gonna make noise, everything it's
still fun, but a kid's gonna make noise don't but the idea of the
banning the prayer is the recitation.
You can say May because it's Quran and the recitation of Quran in
public people should be paying attention
Yeah, so then so you can hear they're suddenly in the shop but
then I can't pay attention I'm doing something my crew here. But
then no, that should be loud. Right who's bothered by it? No
one's bothered by that.
Kind of enforced everyone to everything.
They stopped driving around with Jeeps anymore. They used to drive
around with Jeeps they stopped that they used to drive around
with Jeeps it's a law it's a law allows the law was terrible, like,
Yeah,
but they stopped they disbanded that whole commanding right
forbidding wrong group.
Division, they just have a division called committee right
for bidding wrong.
Now the restrictions have sparked outrage and backlash from any
Muslim worldwide with critics seeing the rules as a further
attempt by Saudi under Crown Prince Salman bin Salman to limit
the influence of a summit public life through the use of
restriction long practiced by the likes of
Zan Alaba Dean banali and the former Soviet Union now here's the
thing
when you restrict a lot of things and you become too official
it does remove the spark because you know in Egypt, I can go in
Egypt cook in my in my kitchen, go downstairs, put out a couple of
tables, put the food on the table and say everyone Iftar is on us
today. And they make this stuff now illegal in certain countries
under the name of sanitation. But what you do is you take off there
is no spirit anymore the idea of having a spirit to Ramadan that
will walk everywhere you see Ramadan that
that spirit is gone. Yeah, so everything has to be with a permit
everything's got to be with a licensed restaurant. A schedule
right permission nothing nothing can be from the heart like that
right so that's where it takes away from that
no, it's
mustard who
yeah
like what without permits
Oh, they just stuff or old world style. So they had the they
thought that because you own the land, you can do what you want in
the lens, which is like pre all of human history. But apparently no
in the in the civilized societies. You own you can own the land but
you can do what you want.
That's terrible. They shut down the masjid for not filing these
permits. That's terrible.
All the while as critics point out, the Saudi government
increasingly promotes musical copsey. That's where the munaf the
effect comes in. They're promoting musical conference. They invite
popular Western artists and raunchy cultural figures in an
attempt to appeal to international audience audiences and open the
kingdom society. The Ministry spokesman Abdullah uneasy I guess,
and as he brushed away such concerns in a telephone interview
with the chat with the channel as a Saudia to
Nash Kingdom run TV station office setting the ministry does not
prevent breaking the fast in mosques, but rather organizes it
so that there is responsible person who responds will take
permission from it. And it will have facilities within the
framework of preserving sanctity and cleanliness. She I don't mind
that at all. make sense to me. I like order I like the Turks. You
want you want to enjoy to Islamic ethos to personality, go to
Morocco. Baraka no order, go to Turkey order, right and both have
their own beauty. You go to Turkey, it's predictable. Every
Masjid will have a bathroom that's clean, that you know that
everything is perfect.
Okay, you go to Morocco albaraka Everything is baraka. Egypt is the
baraka everything is just, but it has a warmth to that too. There's
a there's a disorder and a warmth to that cast, too, right? It's
their temperament. And the Turks have a different temperament. I
think it was right and wrong with that. But I think ultimately, the
end of the day, the Turkish way, is the scalable way, you can scale
that. And that's what we should go with if we're ever going to have
to take a path, the go the orderly way, okay. They're just, they just
like that they just love to be in order. They have records, they
kept records of everything from the Ottoman times. He also
addressed the ban on filming and broadcasting prayers, to protect
platforms from exploitation, and was not issued due to mistrust of
Imams preachers or lecturers, but rather to avoid any mistake of the
recitation
such that if the Quran you had made a mistake in the Quran, and
but you were streaming it on your Instagram.
Wow, you care so much. Then in that case, I mean, the Imam
himself.
That's a bit.
I know.
Exact. Exactly. Exactly. So Orange, orange. You guys actually.
Aren't you actually broadcasting the title? We're on the national
TV stations. Right? Because I remember my grandparents were
like, my wife's grandparents. They didn't go to TV they're too old
days to watch the reruns of Saudi Saudi MK right. Yeah, you know,
like on the on the on the thing. So on the
Okay, now, if you're going to automata let's read you some news.
This is for people who are going to ombre, get almond up permits in
Ramadan are now available via nusach. If you want to do Amara,
Saudi Arabia has said that permits for performing ombre during the
upcoming month of Ramadan can be issued via an electronic platform
aimed to facilitate services. For the ombre for the hunter mana
should even the Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah called on Muslims
wishing to undertake Amara in Ramadan to use the nusach app.
Okay. It will issue the permit just go to the download the app
from all the mobile carriers No souq.sa You can also get it on the
line just as in a browser. No slip.sa is a platform that enables
Muslims to do this. Okay, that's not really news but hold us that's
in case you want to do that. What else is news there is no cap
on ometer this year that's news note no like okay, okay no like
but no
limit on the number of people taking undertaking aamra This year
no limits so as you just have to have the app and by the way when
you go to ombre you can only go to the bottom
second, the area of the home if you're in a home if you're more
timid Okay, so some people just put the drama and they're not
where they're not in ombre. They just they need to be in the bottom
there. So they just put it head on and they go
yeah, that helped out a lot. Okay.
What I just That's my clothes. I want to just like Gandhi today,
right? What's my clothes? Right? That's it.
I asked you are you on ombre? Yes. The general gist of this trip is
I'm gonna write the general purpose of this trip is ombre. I
didn't come here to see the mocap I came to see the cap. You guys
know what the McCobb is? Is the Abraha like, structure that he
plans to build and Reott it's a it's a kava essentially.
No, it's confirmed that he put the plans but he's got plans for a
million things stuff not even happening.
Mecca itself. The construction has been going for 10 years. And
nothing's getting done. And by the way, I don't know what's going on
the different sections of the Hutton have different designs. It
bothers me. Yeah, that is right. One of them is blue and gold. You
go on is all white and other ones white and black. Every section of
the hot tub now it's almost like different people are responsible
and hired different designers. It's making me dizzy. And you
might say that that's superficial. It's not superficial. If you got
an eye for these things I can't stand right. You can't have one
section is blue and gold. Another section is all white and other
section is black and white. Another section is gray and green.
Pick one right make one design for the whole thing which
earlier on they had 14 different for different with a heavy like
brown for different corners. Yeah, that's not gates cafes. Yeah,
that's not their intention. I'll tell you what, what it should be.
It should be all of it. Pure White with white etching. Yeah, pure
white, right and they're etching everything in so
etch it in. And that'll give you the color
like a gradient, but it should all be one design. And that design
should be what you represent the OMA you represent the house of
Allah, and then the cabinet pops out of that, right? Everything's
white and the Cabinet just pops out. That's how it should be.
Okay.
The line is a city.
The line is a city, that it's another one of those, you know,
architectural, imagine if things, which to me, it would make more
sense if you did it a circle, right. So that going from point A
to point B, that there will be a maximum length. So if I want to go
from one end to the next of the line, I got to go the whole way.
Whereas if it was around who was round first, we look prettier, but
even more practical. You cut the distance in half.
Yeah, yeah. But wouldn't it just be panel panel panel panel? Right.
It's it's a billion dollar imagination anyway, right. So it
might as well make make it in a circle, but they want to make that
line. The McCobb thing? I don't know. Should I should I read it?
Or should I get kicked out of 100 minutes at fame? Because, you
know, they had when I discovered they have a profile about nothing
but facts.
Yeah, they have a profile for us. Yeah, they have a profile. Okay.
And
so I'm not I'm not as the youth would say today. I'm not trying to
get bent.
In my generation, we just say, I don't want to get banned, but you
guys have to I'm not trying to get banned.
I'm not what finishing
finish.
Which was what fixing to or what? Yeah, basically.
Okay.
Okay, so I'm not I'm not trying to get myself banned here. But the
vocab looks like this. Okay. And it could fit 20 What does it say?
20. Empire State Buildings inside of it.
Yeah, it's not a building. It's the structure that holds all the
buildings. And inside of it will be entertainment center.
Essentially, the creative bliss basically is because is
entertainment. And there will be stuff on the roof. So enter,
they're basically trying to create this. It's an indoor city
essentially. So to adjust the temperature, essentially, in
Riyadh, the temperature, the giant is of the air, all that stuff. And
it's a grand plan of the new moon about development, but the
building is called the Macau hub. Okay, and the world's largest
modern downtown, essentially. Okay. And it's a colossal
structure. Nothing short out of a scene from sci fi. Like the line.
Let's just see what gets built. It's easy to make renderings.
Anyone can make a rendering let's just see what gets built
what
big plan for
Yeah, they've been saying that 2030 For a long time, but the if
we're gonna go based on the HUD homes, progress, it's taken a
while. It's a mammoth 400 meter long, breadth and height perfect
cube, the McCobb it'd be the largest built structure in the
world.
But I would be proud. It is being built in the classic Neji
architectural style. And will how was that tense?
What's classic about you start building buildings 20 years ago,
right?
Well, wouldn't this place deserts and tents only 100 years ago.
Okay, so I guess put leather on it. World's first immersive
experimental, experiential destination without standing tech
and digital innovation. Mars one day transport you to Mars one day,
as per the video that McCobb is expected to accommodate a massive
tower seated on a spiraled base like what they call a
what was it called? The Virata go Ziraat what is the Iraqi thing
that Persian thing just rot or whatever it's called? Cam you know
what I'm talking about. Right? The ziggurat ziggurats it's it's what
the like?
Yeah.
Okay, and has unparalleled VISTAs all around vista of what? Sand?
VISTA gone all the way to the top and look look at what
sand.
2 million square meters of lavish hospitality and entertainment the
interiors of this unimaginable, unimaginable building will be
walls with floor to ceiling video screens of video screens the
height of the Empire State Building.
Okay, use for projections
As you might be able to be looking at the world's largest Xbox, the
McCobb gateway to another world, be careful what you ask for not
all worlds are good.
Like, you know, spirituality and spiritual bliss is spiritual,
right? He's up the spiritual dimension. So be careful what you
ask for. It aims to bring premium retail, residential, hospitality,
dining entertainment,
you and those around you step into a new reality.
Although created in a cubic shape to ensure maximum utilization of
space and broaden the horizons of Riyadh, the Saudi government has
come under criticism for constructing something similar to
the Kaaba in Mecca. The McCobb glitters brightly as the crown
jewel of the new moon about project, Riyadh's, latest urban
development projects shall provide more than 20 to 25 million square
kilometers of floor area. By the way, there's nothing
architecturally impossible about this. Like there's no
architectural innovation here. You're just building a wall. And
then you're repeating that, what 1234 times ceiling is five, what's
hard about that, and then build stuff inside of it. Like, the only
question is the foundation, right, but they already solved that
problem. For a bunch of Summit. It is also slated to have a museum,
a tech and design University, a school a college, okay, a
multipurpose theater and add entertainment and cultural venues.
Okay, the news outlet also says that the new Moto Bastow offer a
15 minute walking radius with his own internal transport system must
be electric, because where the fuel is going to go. Additionally,
the airport will be a 20 minute drive away. If you're thinking
about when can visitors actually experienced this upcoming Middle
East wonder the McCobb will be unveiled in 2030 under the
leadership of Crown Prince Ian Sansho.
All right, who's funding it? Obviously, whatever bubble who
cares about who's funding it, but that's the idea of this Macau, and
Muslims are taking are concerned of the concepts of building
literally something that looks exactly like the Kaaba. Exactly
like the Kaaba. Okay, I mean, look at the picture.
So that's the idea.
For the Saudi intelligence, I'm just selling the news. Good. May
Allah guide us and you, right, I'm just telling people the news.
Good.
All right, 400 meters up and across an exact cubic form. All
right, so All right, let's go to five pillars UK and see what's
going on in the news there before we move to q&a.
We need an American version of this.
Muslims across Europe are urged to boycott Israeli dates this
Ramadan. What are the what companies are selling Israeli
dates friends of Al Aqsa has launched its annual campaign not
to buy Israeli dates, check the label. They're saying. All you
need to do is check the label to avoid buying dates from Israel,
including dates labeled five pillars stuck with the popups you
know, the pop up when you go on a website and it pops up to check
your email, right. That's one of the worst things Yeah, cannot hit
X. And you're waiting for it to pop up. That takes time. I gotta
wait three seconds. Okay, it says here. If it's labeled from Israel,
the West Bank or Jordan Valley. Don't get these dates.
There Israel is the largest producer of the Medjool dates.
With 50% of them coming from Israel I think the other 50% out
of California.
Majority get them from California you can still get them.
I like to break my fast over those because there's I have to have
milk though. It's too sweet. The module is too sweet and too
chunky. I remember brother who?
He took the hadith of eating seven dates in the morning. You know,
the Prophet said the adswood dates is the least sweet. And it's the
smallest date the size of a grapes. You have to have seven you
can't have one. It's nothing right? He this brother was having
seven Medjool dates every morning
until someone stopped him like you're gonna get diabetes from
this. Your maximum I can have is three.
All right. So that's a little piece of news there if you want to
make sure you don't get those. Okay, judge rules. Edie Hussein
defamed in the cadet versity on Twitter at Hussein has one of
these.
What is his status? He's a reformist. He's like to vote sort
of not Javon Hashmi is still going on about this now. Ryan, you were
there?
Did he not?
say that he conceded that it is a possible interpretation that maybe
you can read into the Quran that Jews and Christians may have to
believe affirm the Prophet in some capacity. Right? Or in the social
capacity, whatever. He said that it possibly can be a reading,
right? He didn't say it's definite. He said it may be a
reading, even even said that your belief is an acceptable belief.
Yeah, I commented on that. And then I said, then concede, I said,
What's the point of coming to the debate? If you think it's
acceptable? Yeah, you're just here for like attention yourself. And
then he's so so you're all witnesses that that's what he said
in the in the debate, that it may be a possible interpretation.
You've heard it.
And then it with a clause, affirming the profit, politically
and socially? Which makes no sense. How do you how do you
affirm someone who's passed away?
How do I affirm George Washington politically?
Doesn't we have what does that mean? Am I given oath of
allegiance? Am I recognizing his existence?
Yeah. So So secondly, so that's the second point.
Have to
no tricks, no games? Yeah, exactly.
That's the importance of, of clear speech. I can't live and the way
to live to get paralyzed by somebody, someone more powerful
than you is when they give you words that you don't know what
they mean. How do I make you happy? How do I make you unhappy?
I'm paralyzed. cult leaders do this all the time. It is the
greatest quality and it's such an important quality. Allah and His
Messenger speak in plain language, and there are no tricks here.
Yeah, you cannot have this sleight of hand stuff where, okay, so I'm
telling you, we all heard, he said may possibly be an interpretation.
Now it's evolved into yes, they must affirm the Prophet peace be
upon him.
Then what was the point that went out? Then I said, Okay, listen,
he's telling me you didn't understand you didn't bother to
pay attention. You are straw Manning, you are misinterpreting.
You know what I tell him? I want to tell him. I concede all that as
long as you are upon the position that you must affirm the profit.
That's what's important. I don't care about winning the debate.
Fine. You imagine yourself won the debate? Imagine that I'm dumb. I
gotta tell you the truth. I could not pay attention to half of what
he was saying. Right? I couldn't pay attention. I know what the
Hawk is. And when I hear blabber about the opposite blabber I just
I couldn't my computer refuses to download this nonsense. At the
foundation. The foundation. Yeah, no, you have to relearn
everything. Yeah, exactly.
So I will say listen, Fine, let me concede fine, I wasn't paying
attention. I have a deficient for so whatever you want, I don't
care. But you are affirming that they have to believe in the
prophesy son. Okay. Now, we now talk about this question. What is
socio political or affirm as now that by the way that's gone to
from his statements on Twitter, that the you must affirm the
Prophet socio politically that's God
as a prophet, now, I'm happy.
Allah, May Allah guide you, right. But he's still on the clause that
but they could practice their religion.
That is the next level that we have to, but at least he went to
the point of, they have to affirm the prophet but they can say Jews
and Chris
that itself is illogical. It is a rationally incomprehensible it is
rash, it is a contradiction. Because if I'm affirming your
state, the prophet that means I'm from the Quran,
at least has Hadith.
When it contradicts my own belief, how am I affirming the opposite?
Right? And there is no metaphysics as some people say, you know, say
it Jose Nasir brought brought down the broke down the metaphysics of
how it can be that you have two opposite beliefs, that belief and
Trinity and belief until he'd because and I watched the video on
the metaphysics, it's just a jumble of words. There is no
metaphysics in which Jesus can be God. And Jesus can be a prophet,
and Jesus could be a rebel and that in any way that that makes
any sense. There is no way it makes sense.
That's this is a hoot overture I want to try if this works.
So that's the latest news on that. But that Hussein, let's see what
this is all about. I don't know who it was. Can you look up at
Hussein chief, the chief on your see who this is I remember that
name coming up, but I can't remember who it is. But they went
to court.
to court. A high court judge has ruled that anti Islamist author Ed
Hussain defamed the media spokesman for the Muslim Council
of Britain and the cadet versie
On Twitter, okay. I had a friend who named Oh, defamation
defamation. I had a friend who named his son Myka. Dad, and you
know what all the kids called him?
No, they're called mack daddy. Is that a thing today? Because back
in the, in my day, that was like a thing.
Nik debt. Okay. The decision by Justice Lewis this afternoon came
after Hussein tweeted in November 2020. Wow, three years later,
piped down your pro Hamas pro Iran pro gender discrimination, pro
blasphemy laws pro sectarian anti Western representative of an
Islamist outfit.
At some time thereafter, Hussein deleted this tweet, but Justice
Lewis ruled I'm satisfied that the natural and ordinary meaning
conveyed by the tweet was defamatory. See, I liked that
natural and ordinary meaning, right?
Not accurate demised you know, turn it into a pretzel concept.
You know, like imagine that was
this is objeto.com.
For us. So it says here, he co founded a think tank, which aims
to challenge extremist narratives while advocating for realistic
democratic alternatives that are consistent with universal human
rights standards, and stands for religious freedom, equality, human
rights and democracy.
He's also worked for Tony Blair. He was a senior adviser to former
Prime Minister British Prime Minister Tony Blair.
He's basically like a counterterrorism
best he's on this indique agenda, the reform agenda, okay.
is the biggest problem that we have here
is that as indique this new reformist movement, and it's it's
hot air, but they get they make a lot of noise. Wallah. It's harder.
Right. It's complete, utter but they put doubts than we have to
fight those doubts day in and day out.
Performance reviews are they're just like the playing games.
No, they're totally trying to just justify their whims. And here's my
thing, always with these things.
Who you think you're fooling You're not fooling Allah subhanaw
taala with this nonsense.
While stating that a person holds some of the views identified in
the tweet would not in itself be defamatory. The tweet needs to be
looked at in its entirety, right thinking members of society
generally would deploy those who express views in support of Hamas.
Okay, as a militant Islamic group. It is also contrary to the common
or shared values of our society to express extremist views that are
so objectionable as to undermine the legitimacy of the claimants
own participation in public debate. Attributing such views to
the claimant would lower a person in the estimation of right
thinking people generally, the imputation is one that would tend
to have a substantially adverse effect on the way people would
treat the claimants miffed that versie regularly voices concerns
on Twitter over the misrepresented a Muslim ensuing Hussein. I wonder
what the besides a statement from the judge, what does he get back?
Just a statement, I guess, right. You win in the court of public
affairs of public opinion in suing us in let's see. Ensuing a sane,
he stated that the natural and ordinary meaning of the tweet was
that the claimant is an Islamist super hordes of supports a violent
fundamental, separatist or repressive agenda.
Yep, how come I am that imposing Islam on society by force. He is a
terrorist sympathizer and a sectarian bigot, who endorses
hatred and violence between Shia and Sunni Muslims. He is
intolerant of other religions and other strands of Islamic belief
including mainstream Muslims and supports the subjugation of women.
His beliefs are incompatible with modern Western democratic values.
And he promotes enemies of the West.
Mohamed maboob Hussain, who has changed his name to Ed Hussain,
good he took Muhammad off your name that's, that's from Allah,
Allah took it off your name that's honoring the name of the prophet
should not be given to us. indique was one of the founding members
I'm not defending their eyes is indeed just giving his his the
theology. That's his theology. That's theology of choice.
syndicalism. You call it reform we call it into fism. That's it.
There's nothing wrong with it. All right, from his standpoint,
founding members of the now defunct and widely criticized
counterterrorism Think Tank. Oh, it's defunct Quilliam foundation.
Good, is defunct. It just went what all its
People, that's what thing these groups they Splinter up because
they're their basis is to be against not to be for anything.
Hussein is also a columnist for The conservative weekly
publication the spectator and has written for the Jewish Chronicle
and worked for the Tony Blair Blair foundation when issued with
proceedings. Hussein's lawyers claimed that they were no longer
instructed to represent him as he now resided in the US and did not
submit to the jurisdiction of the English courts. He lives here now
and now he's our problem. Shoot, why, why do we got to deal with
you now? All right. Go to UCLA. Meet your friends, representing
versity located Hussein's last known residence in the UK and then
applied to the court for permission to serve proceedings,
blah, blah, blah. In defending the claim, Hussain said, the natural
and ordinary meaning read in contact all that's what that in
context was that the claimant advocates for the interests of an
Islamist organization and has expressed views which are
supportive
of Hamas, Iran gender discrimination, blasphemy laws,
what was wrong blasphemy laws, sectarianism,
anti Western ism, and such advocacy and views expressed by
the claimant. He said that his words were partly an expression of
opinion and partly fact.
In response to the ruling in his favor. If dad said for too long,
there are some who have smeared with impunity, ordinary Muslims
this judgment. I'm happy for the this judgment puts an important
stake in the ground. The judge has ruled that at xanes tweet about me
as defamatory at common law, Ed's claim that the tweet did not
contain any defamatory meaning has therefore failed. And I'm
delighted with the result. So he gets back I guess. Oh, here we go.
A further hearing to decide damages. That's a good part.
versie is seeking $25,000 pounds British pounds, as well as an
injunction preventing republication of the words
complained of or similar words. Okay.
Okay.
So he wants 25 quid. All right, as they call it here.
Let's read this one.
Some people have different things to say about this guy. His name is
Sherman Burgess, Australian far right activists embraces Islam
because he's sick of Western degeneracy.
Okay, let's see what he's all about. I think someone had posted
about this guy that they're suspicious of him. Because he
advocates violence, they're gonna get Muslims in trouble. Let's see
if it's the same person. Sherman Burgess became a national figure
for his role in the far right group, the US United patriots
front
reclaim Australia and the Australian Defence League over the
last decade.
But on his Instagram account, he has posted a video saying that
Christianity has failed the West while Islam still stands up for
traditional values. He said, The reason I came to Islam is because
I've seen the degeneracy of in the West. I don't like the rampant
alcoholism, the drug taking sleeping around. I believe the
West has lost its values big time. Christianity has failed the West,
like a lot of other Muslims have said, it's not strong enough to
defend the West. And this is because of its inability to act
and protect its people, protect his congregation protect its
clergy. It just really angered me that there's so many of these
Christians, and they're seeing what is happening to traditional
values and morals. Forget that there's LGBT churches now.
And I've noticed in the Muslim communities here in Australia,
especially in West Sydney, they get on top of it. And if something
especially what the LGBT is doing at the moment, the Muslims were
onto it. And they chased these people out of the suburbs, and
they don't just sit back in the mosque and talk about it. They
know that if this gets hold in the Muslim areas, okay, it will be all
over them too. So komoot The reason Allah has put on the earth
is to show that there will be no Ummah that can stop it, except the
OMA of Islam. And that means enough of the Muslims because not
all of the Muslims will stop it, some of them will welcome it and
some will be that to the Prophet told us that, that whatever path
that they Jews and Christians go on, you'll go on that path to mean
some of the muscles weak or concede that but enough that it is
noticeable. Muslims will in general
put a wall up against this thing. That's what I think is the wisdom
of Chromebooks to erase all other competitions show the world nobody
can stand up to them except it's not
the OMA meaning enough of the OMA
To make it noticeable in the world, it's not going to be all of
them, because a lot of them will concede to this and fail at it.
Yeah,
necessarily look like our context. And I had a discussion with a
friend
I guess the thought process of just let them do their thing.
We're gonna worry about us. But I mean, I'm kind of, I mean, at
least the way I'm thinking is more like, just because people like no
one no one has the right to disobey Allah subhanaw taala. So
if people are out there doing their thing, per se, then we
should like, like say something about do something about it make
action to make it known that you know, we're not okay with this
kind of thing. And we're not gonna let this thing perpetuate in
society. So I was kind of I just kind of wondering what how you the
Society for us? You all heard his question, like, what is that? What
does it mean putting up a wall like how does this take form it
takes shape, quite simply, that
in our communities with our kids,
right?
We're going to we can show that we can make one person stop it in
himself, he transmit that to his son, the women transmit that to
their daughters. The sisters altogether repeat over and over
the we are submitted to Allah subhana wa Tada, you can't just
repeat it, you got to taste it. You have to taste the value of
this guy.
We have to taste it. We got to transmit the products of Allah and
His Messenger sukoon Sakina into our children and to our
communities into one another. Okay, that is going to you lose
that if you go outside these boundaries.
And we end up with a community that doesn't want this thing. We
don't want fornication it with heterosexual. Why don't want it
because I'm going to lose this. Okay, so why Allah subhanaw taala
when he talked to Satan, they used to follow
the US superfan who sue Well, fascia to not only when the women
were after saying the use of No, and he said I'd rather be in jail.
So he went to jail. And Allah subhanho wa Taala says that he did
this to keep away from him, not just the indecency, but the soup,
you will be harmed by this. And when our children in our community
taste the sweetness of vicar
and the sweetness of TA the sweetness of CEM Ramadan and the
sweetness of Iman and Quran and deen and Samba, and good families,
like good relations with your parents has a has a calmness to
it, bad relations with the parents has a stress to it. Once they
taste this, and you realize, listen, this is not an accident.
This is the result of dA that you live according to the heavenly
way.
They will not want that stuff. That is a sign. That's how we have
blocked it off. We block it off from ourselves. Right and our
children, our communities. That's the sign of that, that people come
in and see perfectly mentally well, Healthy Youth Shabaab, but
they're on a different wavelength.
They're not going to be tempted. That's why you this religion is
all in one. You can't just have refutation. You have to supplant
it with a great product.
Like Domina trip, right? They tasted the sweetness of Imen The
Kahala hotel Iman the Prophet SAW Selim said, that's our product. If
we're not there, then we just have words, we just have angry people.
And when you burn out of that, you're just gonna go and follow
the crowd and become a liberal. Whatever the
Muslims are the most protective of traditional family values, which
has really made me respect them and has made me become a Muslim
myself. I like the fact that Islam has spiritual grounding. Islam is
peace of mind. It says all these great things that the West
originally used to have under Christianity, but Christianity
lost its way. It's not protected by Allah. That's why this religion
is protected by Allah, there will always be pockets of Muslims who
represent the messenger Salallahu Alaihe, salam to Qatar Romilda
Nabi SallAllahu Sallam as a Kurama for the Prophet mean to Karim for
the Prophet a gift for the Prophet. Okay. Well, the holy the
surgeon met with Dhaka bucola McCullough, Allah has never will
never abandon the prophet that means you have never been his Alma
to God because the Prophet loves as well. So failed deca, booka.
Fatah, the prophet will always be have something that makes him
happy.
Okay, guaranteed if and our question is, can we join it? Where
is it so we can be part of it?
Yeah, so he's got
his house slam the traditional family values. I just kind of
attracted him. I guess that is a really good thing. But this might
be a bit off point. But you know, you kind of see these new wave of
massage misogynist, like, why don't code and you know, kind of,
you know, see how Islam structured and whatnot, kind of Yeah, almost
abused that basically and entering the DEA and whatnot. So
If the entrance to the dean properly, there'll be fixed,
right? You have to be fixed. You gotta be corrected. Right? If you
entered the dean would call a facility.
Enter the steam all of it. If he makes a mistake, you'll be
corrected if he's only entering Islam because you have structure
and then he discovers, oh, you have liberals to come out. I'm
telling you from now we have liberals, I'm telling you from now
we have as index we have reformers, but the mud, they will
not be the winning, they will not prevail at the end. They will
exist, they will come do harm. They will not prevail. And they
will always have strong pockets representing the way of the
Prophet sallallahu wasallam. Okay. And you have entered Islam. And
you don't want to things I like about some of these like MMA guys,
like you could talk to them. You could tell them straight things.
And they're not going to be like they're not so, so
sensitive. Like I could tell him listen,
you, you have flaws, you have an ego. Certain things in Islam, you
will not like you have to control yourself. You have to submit you
have to understand this. That means submission.
Allah is stronger than you and he is telling you, you submit to me,
I don't submit to you. I judge you you don't judge me. You can't say
that if if a soft woking becomes a Muslim or a soft person becomes a
Muslim. Okay. And it's not that it's that his upbringing was not
right.
His he was brought up with entitlement. The type of person
who's raised with entitlement, you can't talk to him. Okay. That's
why I tried to raise my kids with with an as a philosophy. They
should have privileged privilege, but they should not have the
mentality of privilege. In other words, I want you to have to do
all the clubs and all the things that gives you a rich life
experience. But I don't want you to have the mentality of
privilege. Nothing you own. Here is yours. I could take it all
right now. Okay. Nothing that you hear here. I could take it all
away. At any minute, I can disallow you to go to any of these
things. You could not have the mentality of privilege. But I want
you to have the life that I want you to have that life because it's
better for you. You have a lot of things to draw on, you can go on.
Firstly, how do you know that we won't be poor in 10 years? Why the
biller and we'll have the chance, and you'll never have those
memories? No, right? So you take advantage of it when you have it,
but they got to have the mentality that you better work, you're going
to do chores, you're not entitled to Jack.
Okay, you're not entitled to anything. Okay, all if I want
Saturday to give you a list of chores that take you eight hours,
I can do that. And I will do it. Okay, there's no problem with
that. The garage needs cleaning. Why do we get cleaning ladies?
When we have you? Right? Okay, the basement needs to be done. Right?
There's cobwebs in the basement, the closets all there. There's
plenty of work. Okay. So do not have the mentality of entitlement.
Now listen, when they do something wrong, I'm going to tell them face
to face. This is unacceptable. You're not doing this is messed
up, or the way you're doing this is wrong. And I'm gonna look at
your face. If I see your face squirming twitching, I don't want
any of that. Right? Accept it. And don't be upset about it. If I
don't correct you, and I try to correct you in a nice way. But if
I don't correct you, I'm not doing my job in front of Allah Subhana.
Wa, it's on. And I try not to do it harshly. It's just sort of
awkward. Even as a parent, it's especially when they grow older.
It's awkward, I don't want to have a confrontation. But if I see you
doing something wrong, like praying wrong or not cleaning up,
right are not studying or being on your phone too much.
And they have a restricted phone anyway. I have to say something.
Allah is watching me as a parent, I'm more afraid of that judgment
from Allah than a view. And that's what moves me to say something,
I'm a fear of Allah more than fear you. And the fear of Allah here
means if I let this creature go on, like, deviate, I'm going to
pay the price, right? I gotta bring him in line. So Allah has
made us afraid of that bad thing happening. That's what motivates.
So I said, Listen, you're not gonna like this. I'm taking your
phone away. I'm doing this. You're doing these chores, you're not
going to hear you're out of this. This not happen all the time. But
every six weeks, every five weeks, every two months, that clash has
to happen. They're driving like a drive in a car, but they're
driving off, right? I gotta pull you back. They might not enjoy
that. But I have to do it. I don't like doing it. But I have to do
it. And I don't want to see you frown the rest of the day. No,
none of that. Okay. And then, you know what my dad used to do? Right
there on the spot. He said, Okay, this discussion is over. Then he'd
say a joke. And it makes me laugh, right? And it's like, a button.
You're a switch. And it's like, wait, I'm a human. I was upset by
this talk. Right? But he's like, no, stop being upset. Okay, you
have to switch turn on and off like a switch.
All right, so. So I have to say things that are upsetting. We
raise our kids. And these tough guys. I've never met one of them
by the way. They're just like, I don't know what they're like,
these these right wing guys. I never met any of them. Maybe I
want to get one of them on the stream one time. But I think that
you could tell them the truth. Say, listen, you will see what you
don't like in Islam. And by the way, your Islam, let's see how you
lust. Let's see how long it lasts. This is another phase that you're
in. Right? Because you want a sturdy, solid Muslim, the
foundation has to be solid, a lot of people convert, and their
upbringing was soft. Okay, their upbringing, you couldn't tell
them, you know, the truth directly, you had to sugarcoat
everything and put it all and we're all like really nice and all
that stuff. And it takes a long time to get from point A to point
B. But these guys, they can get to point A to point B straight. Okay.
And that's what I would tell them.
That's if I had the chance. It's best for them to get that medicine
right away. Okay, so I think for a lot of these guys,
having children as well, because it really humbles someone like
that totally have a little kid especially, you know, a daughter,
let's say, really humbles. Yep. It also takes you away from the
nonsense you were doing. It gives you real life, like real. Now, who
was the person that somebody said, We shouldn't be too happy with
him? We shouldn't be.
You know, because he advocates violence. Does anyone know who
that who that who that they were talking about?
No, no, no. Someone said on Twitter. Be careful from
advocating for this person or being excited about him because he
advocates violence. I don't know who it was, but it was the guy.
We're talking about. Burgess. Yeah. Apparently some of them are
saying that he was a right wing extremist. And now he's, he has
some weird practices as a Muslim as well, like an ISIS guy. Like, I
don't know about ISIS, but they're saying that he's advocating for
extremist practices. I don't know Allahu island, but that's what
they're claiming political. Yeah. So if you can look that up, that
would be interesting. All right. We only have time for a few
comments and questions.
Yeah, open up the Instagram and let me know.
And this philosophy that I'm advocating for every one of you
can do it when you raise kids. This is not there's no nothing
special. There's no secret Baraka, there's no secret mysticism.
There's no secret books here. Everybody can do it. Right.
Like there should not be any hesitation on my part, or your
part for me to tell you that the phone let's say forget the phone
in the sake anything else that the a privilege that I have allowed it
to you is no longer allowed for you. Okay, but I should tell you
why. And I should have given you warnings to like, Listen, if you
fail school, you can't go on the trip. You failed one quiz, you got
to see on another quiz. Unless I give you the one now it's time you
have to take the punishment now, or the consequence of and it
should really be this is what very few and far between because
otherwise they will hate you.
It's irrational, that they'll hate you but it's the reality. You have
to live with that. Not not all realities are rational. You have
to interact with the irrational and you have to because we're
human beings, you have to account for the irrational, right and you
can't have the your kids eating you have vapes. I'd be very
careful that your kids that that your kids fear you or hate you. So
all this is couched in a lot of
softness and freedoms. But there's limits everything you can damage
yourself
questions Akram says So hey, Muslim prophets I send them saw a
woman so he came to his wife Zane up as she was tanning leather.
What's
I don't know that after we decide if
I have to read this hadith.
Sheikh Have you looked into animal Oh, fuck, not only cursory. I
don't really believe in the weed with numbers.
Say what you want say whoever did it. Whoever did it. I'm not buying
it. Until someone gives me a proper explanation. You think if I
right 786 Bismillah R Rahman Rahim, the code for 786 You know
that? Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim the numerology of it is 76 Though
if I write 76 I'm going to be protected. And I'm not buying that
right.
I don't I don't I don't do Syriac numerology or hieroglyphics in my
town, I'm sorry to tell you I just don't do it. The province set out
to be Kenny met it met
the words of Allah in written form or oral form. Read me something
from Instagram
Okay,
was Musa killing the man a major sin? No is an accident? Did sajit
So twice because I wasn't sure how many sets are for the first one is
prayer valid?
What do you mean the first one? What do you mean the first one?
You just said you settle for such so no, there's no set to settle
for Senate. So there is no subject so for such itself
and to intentionally do such it's so for something that doesn't
deserve such a so nullifies this
at this point, do you even know what prayer Frank is for us? Do
you know your name?
No, I'm just kidding. But just repeat that prayer. Because to do
such it's so intentionally for something that does not require
such it's so nullifies this.
Yes.
So I was praying in Hmm, it was led by a person who he forgot the,
the, just after the second one, he forgot to shut the channel down.
So he also probably, he does, but he stood up and went back down.
was broken, right?
And then he didn't do so at the end. And people are wondering,
well, if he if there's, Oh, he didn't do so. So at that
he is mistaken for, for going down to a sunnah. When he was already
up in the state of a foot. That's the mistake that he made. And if
you're in that situation, so he went down for the Tisha hood,
okay. He should continue that salah. And then he should do, what
he did was he added and subtracted, he added a standing
and Mr. Tisha hood. Well, now he fulfilled the Tisha hood. But so
he has the added what's left he added the additive standing where
it shouldn't be. So he owes Abadi because he added to the salon and
he and he made his sin sinful or mcru to prefer the cinema over the
first so that's the fifth of that.
Yeah.
Yes. So if you let's say you forget and you went back
you canceled out a cut and then like pray that same record again?
If you did what if you forgot to
know you don't cancel if you miss a tsunami aka the rocker stands as
long as you count Baraka you don't cancel the DACA because to show
who does cinema could what you owe is accompany a sujood two senses
so before cinema before is the same as a cuddly
if you miss a fault, if you miss Facha if you miss the record, if
you miss one of the two sujood and then you'd realize that after when
it's too late, in your mind, cancel that whole Raka and in your
mind shift the number of records on up one so if you're on the
third aka of awesome, then you realize wow, I totally forgot a
foot in the second aka then in your mind immediately you
recalibrate your intention that and you're now on the second block
of us not the third. That's if you miss a foot
and then you owe a bat a body because you added to the salah.
Okay, this is what will break like the super hard, right? Yeah.
Yeah, exactly. You're done with Yeah, I don't even know how to
pray. He's gonna say myself. He's gonna be humbled. He's gonna be
humbled.
It awkward, it is awkward, that is metal 30 unscheduled. So it's
complicated. I tell my students, we're going to read it. This is
not how we're going to do it. We're going to do it the way it is
in the sat in the other books. There are eight Cinemateca if you
forget one, you do either ugly or bad depending on whether it's a
deficiency or an X or you added Okay, or in addition and for the
FATA Do you mesophotic to cancel that aka in your mind and then go
up and start the that raka fresh Okay, and if you forget a cuddly
cuddly
sujood So before this enough because of a deficiency in the
Salah and you forget to do it you may do it provided that you
haven't changed the subject from Salah nor gotten up from the salah
nor too long has passed by like you sat for a long test B for
example and DA and recited different two Oh rod and stuff.
That's a long time or immediately you started talking about the
dunya
or you got up and left so you broke the prayer you're not in the
vicinity of the prayer anymore you repeat the whole Salah
for a bad deeds to Judah so after Salam has less impact, okay, you
can do it whenever even if you broke this Allah.
Okay, even if you talked about the dunya you went home and then you
remember Oh, I added a fifth raka
Just do the body right there. But if you go and pray to Aisha in the
masjid by yourself and then went home and realized it was three
rock as I prayed not for right then that hole is nullified
because you got up you you're out of the salon vicinity now see how
easy that is? So he's an eight so number eight that's very easy what
they are okay the out loudness the silence every tick could be in
besides the first step could be and I don't do what after he says
well to check beers three who has time for that right? is confused
in the first place? Any technique? Right?
Saying semi I'll Allahu Lehmann Hamidah both Tisha hoods sitting
for that Tisha hood and sitting for
which is which one did I miss? See you 90 Jima and she 90 G Man cada
G Mani to any other sunnah Thurman to Kabir, Meade Jaha, Julius
sitting for the Tisha hood, reciting out loud silence in what
should be Oh, the sudo that's the suit after after Fattah right,
you're only allowed to put the suit after fatsia in the first two
you're not allowed to put thereafter and you have to put it
in the first two you miss any of this? You also if you added you do
this after Sinha, if you decreased Jewish dude, so before the sinner,
right, that's how simple it is. How hard is it? Now if you miss a
thought, you can possibly miss a fight. If you're totally
daydreaming, and you forgot Fatiha? You forgot it. Oh, cool.
You forgot one of the two sujood. Okay. Just in your mind, the
moment you realize that canceled out, aka started all over. And you
owe a bad day after that. Because you added to the Scylla. How
simple is that? Boom. Right? That's so simple.
Binding are as
they give a quote by saying
Do not raise your children the way your parents raised you.
Elaborate, please. It's on social media. Good question. Very good
question.
You're going to raise your children in different ways. That
means for example, the order has changed. For example. It's not
fathomable, it's not unfathomable that you can ask any grandparent
how much they played as a child. And they will tell you the after
age like six they didn't play. There was no, it's not
unfathomable. Find some of the elders of the masjid, who have no
hobbies. There's no such thing as playing.
Right? That was their world.
Play, we don't realize this, we really don't recognize this. But
we engage in amounts of entertainment. That is off the
charts in comparison to our grandparents. Right. And I still
know people, a lot of them passed away. Their life was either fixing
stuff around the house, the maximum their form of
entertainment was to grill me on a
steak on the grill
and have a cup of tea. Right? That's there was no such thing as
entertainment, or plank.
Light of fire, go camping, fishing, right? Everything was
functional fishing for the family hunting for the family. Everything
was functional. So times have changed, right? And if you don't,
if your kid doesn't play a team sport, he may be left behind.
That's where they bond. That's how they learn how to win and lose.
Like you can't deny that. Even though technically on the book.
It's low, right? But still, that's the way things are done this in
this world that we live in. So that's that's those are some of
the things that we're talking about. Like things would be a
waste of time today. Like oh, sorry, that'd be a punishment
today. Yeah, you have to go cook. You have to do this. Oh, yeah.
Yeah. That's a punishment nowadays. Yeah, it was fun. Yeah.
So all those things are I think that's how I understand it that
the out of the way of life has changed. Okay.
All right. Now let's take this question. Oh, the book shot his
son. What is the sad view on the Orth authorship of this book? I've
heard people hypothesize it was not written by Barbra Hardy I
never heard that I only know it as it about about his book so Allah
knows best
manuscript check Yeah.
Wasn't
it wasn't him it was some other whole lamb something who's
actually like the when he checked back the manuscripts that actually
belong to him, and it wasn't a bubble it wasn't the Shatter so
none of the like the commentary on this window you know, I have I
have to look at I don't know I never looked that up. If someone's
interested in looking real hygiene. I made a video on it if
you know that is no I don't know who these who these characters
are. And and he's He's quite a character. I mean, everyone's got
a name. Like, like, what is this
dot woman Abu Dhabi, Abu this and it's like, this is what is
Some of our boys so boys that'll take that'll take
now synopsis says is it allowed if the woman I married takes my last
name only in the Hanafi school is it permitted if there's an
official need the other mother have don't necessarily like this.
Because the reason is that
the last name, it's about the perception of the last name that
too so water of the last name, the last name is a nickname, you can
change your own last name anyone can change your last name. What is
absolutely forbidden in Islam is to attribute yourself to other
than your father. So if the two so what is that the last name
signifies my father, then you should not change your last name.
But if that's a so what this is, what is the perception or the
conceptualization of the last name is just a lookup. Just as a
nickname, I could change my last name if I wanted to. But if it
spelling doesn't, isn't easy if the letters are difficult to
change your name. So if it's just as viewed as a lookup, and you
take on his luck of that's not a problem, but I personally
would expect my daughter to keep her last name that's just the way
we do things. Nor he says if a non Muslim asked to visit a masjid
with me Can they come for Joomla yes in the other massage but in
other month I have not in the medical school but in the other
mother have Yes, but she should dress appropriately. The clothes
of Salah when you go to the masjid you dress as if your insula in the
masala area at the very least my W there has been a flare up on
Twitter about hypnotically
Yeah, probably by kids who don't even read out of me right? Just
leave the whole thing but there's no point on it because
even if you read Arabic you might not even understand his works.
Yeah, MJ Steele says can you please elaborate on the three
questions you have already asked me even do it and explain the
importance of the three questions
say now he asked if I would have nabbed would he was the wrestler
right the great rest fighter and say naughty defeated him I'm what
I'm doing is I'm living up to it but I don't know. I can't remember
off the top of my head with three questions are so if you can put it
in.
Then we could think about most of them Achmed with a very weird
thumbnail picture of those European twins who weighed over
did plastic surgery they had like 12 Look what they look like.
Oh man see that they look like monsters like Roblox. You would
think this is not a real human but it is this these guys had so many
cheek whatever they implant Botox in his mouth,
a jaw increase over whatever plastic surgery to the point that
he looks like a caricature.
It's scary. These are twins in Europe.
Through like their lips, and they fill in some regions of
living.
Yeah.
That's ridiculous.
Muslim Muhammad says does sudut of alpha 82 proves the ancient
civilization were more advanced than not only the Meccans but us
today allow them. I don't think anyone had what we have today. We
would have records of that at least right? We would see this all
plastic right? So how could they have what we have today when
plastic wasn't invented? He's why he watched movies from the 20s
There's no plastic, right? It's really a matte. Imagine a world
when there's no rubber or plastic.
It's hard to imagine right?
I'm a w if I reminisce back to times while I was in Buffalo and
level entertainment would that mean terrible was not sincere?
Yes, it would mean your nullifying your Toba. Remember the time used
to go to the nightclubs and the strip clubs stuck with a lot of
them make Toba from that you just nullified Jatoba you nullified
your tailbone. Okay. Can we use moisturizer with alcohol in it?
Yes, insha Allah that must be really, really rose on the Hadith
I mentioned yesterday put it up nearly as reported the messenger
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, if the people of Sierra are
corrupted, there'll be no good and you Subhanallah that's heavy? That
is very heavy.
What's the evidence for group vicar? Well, the Sahaba that's
evidence that's the only debatable question is in a singular voice or
not? That's a debatable question. And by HG head the automat said
yes, it's what would what would be the prohibition of being in a
singular voice because we have no record if the the loud dhikr of
the Sahaba was in a loud voice was in
staggered voices or one unified voice we have no record either
way.
So therefore, both of them would be permitted right there is no
yeah
yeah
it is permitted Well, in ladder fatawa such as that
Have him in no way. He shows that all this is permitted. Yeah.
It's in his book at TBN. Fi at Deb,
tibia and V dev how many times
I remember you also mentioned that it's human nature to equalize our
voices. Oh yeah by fifth so what I tell these brothers they say group
thicker is allowed if everyone's just doing their own. Show me one
gathering of that you wouldn't want to attend you can't attend
that. And if we if you start saying that I look at your own
pace you at your own pace you're at your own pace me at my own pace
and Ryan at his own pace. I would say within two minutes, three
minutes we would all be unified that's the nature Harmonix arm and
since when does cacophony better than harmony And Islam. In right
does not allow love in Allah Hibbeler the new cartoon
feasability sufen Canon Bonilla and Omar Seuss Allah loves people
fighting for his wake in his way in rows as if their bricks laid
together. Right That means Allah loves harmony loves these things
to be straight and clean and crisp not loud and cacophonous
when when the Sahaba pray Tada we everyone was out loud and it was
cacophonous and they didn't like so they said Gemma so that's proof
against cacophony cacophony cacophony means everyone's voices
separate did not the province I said them say that if you're mean
matches the mean of the Imam and matches the mean of the melodica
all your sins are forgiven. So harmony is rewarded harmonies good
find me anything Rebecca la mala big hedge group or a group saying
the bake Aloma bake separately. So and is it therefore rewarded that
if I find everyone saying that bake Allah who's gonna bake in one
voice that I say, hey, everyone stop and be different?
That should be the Sona then I've never seen that you never see
that. It's not a thing. So everyone be different in your
tibia. So the debate if if anyone who understands the mess Ella,
Hannah Bella, everyone, the debate has nothing to do with vicar out
loud in a group because there's too much evidence for that that
debate is in one voice or not. The second debate is, can you schedule
it? Or not? Like let's all meet here on Friday and do that. So
wait, why would that only apply to vicar that should apply to
everything that Can I schedule a podcast? Can I schedule a Quran
class? What's the Delete again scheduling rather? Well if I look
at it,
the Sunnah of Allah scheduling fast Ramadan fast in the day, not
in the night. Right make Hajin Dude, you're not interrupted.
Okay.
So what
are you
Aliko Agha, let me read this first. And then you give me the
Instagram. What happens if a person hates his dad due to
practice of people of loot. That means the dad practices the action
of convoluted Can you deal with him? When he doesn't want to
repent and admit what he does is wrong.
That type of person
is no different than the dad who is a pagan, for example, you have
good company with him in the dunya. But you stay away and you
don't agree with him nor support him. And if it's a worldly matter,
you can keep his company it only because he's his dad, the dad and
the mom are the only exceptions. Everyone else you would cut them
off. Okay? You would not keep their company at all. But the
parents have an exception. So on matters that are not related to
this dunya
then you can sorry, to the dean, you can support them, go out with
them, eat with them, watch stuff with them on all that. I feel like
that. Even like the amount of shame that that brings is like
pretty heavy, though. For somebody. Yeah.
Watch these like intervention videos when people are addicted to
stuff. And this guy's dad became a woman.
Like,
you see that the kid broke. Basically he broke the kid got
broken and become a drug addict. I hope he's forgiven to be honest
with you.
One day, we will like to hear
how you spend the day. Okay, one day we'll tell you what is it day
in the life of Dow.
Right? It's not stop. The morning is the quietest period of time.
Once you hit the go button, it's usually nonstop until night. And
there are only a few nights that you get off. Because the masjid
life happens at night. People come to Masjid in the weekday. And you
basically have no weekends. All right, even if you have Saturday
off but you're you worked Friday and you work Sunday. So one day in
the middle
is not like you can't stay up late on Saturday. You gotta be
rested on Sunday morning is that I'm not meant to be a time we
build habits for the rest of the year or just do good deeds. It's a
time to prove to show you that you can avoid your sins. Because in
Ramadan clearly you don't do your sins in the daytime at least it
proves to you that you can and it should be
they'll do some Eman to push you in the next few months.
Okay, how can can we do is too far with that will do yes. Is so far
is simply saying it with your tongue and feeling it with your
heart seeking forgiveness for Allah.
Pablo, have you read Muhammad ESET translation of the Quran? No, he
is he is sort of as somewhat as realism in his writing. So you
have to be careful with that. You got
here's only three.
One of them asks, Is it required?
And asks, Is it required to do such a prayer?
Our sister Caitlin Joe him asks with wealth is a valid criteria to
look for when seeking a spouse how to deal with potentials who will
make you feel like you're wrong, slash materialistic or having
certain financial standards as a female? Okay, first of all,
there's two opinions that he has one opinion and there is another
opinion about the Neff villa. That the one opinion is that you treat
the nephrologist like the father do when it comes to surgery. So
and that's the easiest opinion. Okay, the other opinion
it has all these exceptions. That again, is just becomes makes the
subject matter very cumbersome. Like you're juggling and you can't
keep up now, how am i How many tech beers am I counting? If I
miss a suit or did I miss the silence as well as the sutra is
becomes way too much so I treat the nephila just like I treat the
flooded when it comes to sue to settle. And as for the other
question was
if first of all the moment someone makes you feel like that, then
he's stingy. Stay away from such a person. stinginess is something
you don't want in marriage. If he's too poor for you, he's too
poor for you. Move on. Right? Simple as that.
If he's already making you feel like that when you're not married,
imagine when you weren't married.
So
if all since your DUA is accepted, why do we have special times of
acceptance? Because it's the left lane all the road routes of the
highway will take you but certain you have a power boost stronger to
get through there. But yes, Doc can be accepted at anytime. But
can you have a power boost? Why not take it?
Is it true that if you initiate a good habit in Ramadan with
sincerity Allah will give you succumb in your whole life. Allah
Adam. Lon. If you ask for it, and you work for it.
Should I memorize asthma? We're in English, so I don't know Arabic
memorized at least the list form of it. The list? At least that
aspect of it. Got? Can you explain what this means? The Mufti is a
prisoner of the questioner mean? It means that if the question the
Mufti can only answer what you're asking. And he needs to know the
information from you and he needs to understand the question from
you. That's how I understand.
Yeah, so the part of the when they talk about the Mufti is that he
should be smart enough to know when he's being duped or when he's
being tailored to answer the question a certain way. And he
should he should know better than that. And he should pray for the
information. Right. That's necessary. Abdullah says Does a
person with a stammer have to recite the font prayers out loud?
He still does Yes.
It becomes difficult and speaking general out loud is difficult and
exhausting. In that case, maybe there's a federal for him, but at
least he should hear himself. Okay. But if it's truly a
sickness, we should maybe see if there's a federal Yeah, so cardi
made a video on how Shara has sunnah
a cannot be attributed to Al Barbra hurry. This is business for
the Hannibal if Okay, can we do is to follow that would do it? Yes.
My parents are forbidding me from going to Al Azhar. They're,
they're also old and I'm afraid they might need my help in my
absence. So I go to us or seek knowledge that place closer to
home. No, seek knowledge close to your home, try to use online
outlets, and then
stick to your parents because that is your foot and Jhala. The burqa
will come to you but also put the effort to learn from your home and
from online and read a lot of books and contact people on
WhatsApp and get to know you by signing up for their schools and
things like that. Yep, one thing a friend told me. I was kind of
annoying myself. I wasn't studying, studying here at
University setting like it's kind of distracting from actually
profiting full time studies. One thing they said was like
the fact that you're able to study and the way that you can within
your context shows your sincerity towards like action. Yep, because
I choose to acknowledge or someone who wants to study will get
anything that they'll take. They'll take anything that didn't
get meanwhile,
Like somebody who may be not as sincere about it, they'll just get
like fed up and like, you know, I don't want to do this. I totally
agree. If you're truly sincere, you'll study with it, you'll
scrap, you will take whatever you can take, right? And if you're
insincerity may be the cloak of I went to Syria. I'm studying
wherever it's a cloak. sericin says, What is Saracens saying
here?
I sat with the Prophet more than 100 times and his companions they
would reminisce over things that happened in that to the pagan era
while he was silent and sometimes even smiled with them. Yes, the
pagan era
era
old times, not the deeds, not paganism. Yes, they would wrap and
reminisce about things that they did not the shidduch that they
performed. No, they're impossible that someone say I remember the
time when we used to have idols and the idols didn't prohibit
permit forbid homerun Zina, and we said drink and no, or they were
just laughing at themselves by saying we like say normal to
famous Hadith and some people question it saying we used to do
this and how terrible we were like that. How foolish we were when we
used to do X Y and Z so that's what is meant by that
guy can you make so far while doing we do? Yes, you may. Okay.
So
yeah.
Hydro Hosanna asked what are you doing a UK tour?
Another person by the name they are.
I made a request. I heard a student passed away and argue Can
you please can you make Yeah, so we made dua for them. That Allah
subhanaw taala.
Give her genetics for dose and ArcView students she was in. She
was a mother and she passed away May Allah subhanaw taala give her
* for the dose without any hyssop and may Allah try to accept
the best of her deeds and judge her by the best of her deeds. And
may Allah overlook the worst of her deeds and transform them into
hasnat May Allah grant her the Shiva of the messenger salAllahu
alayhi wa salam and make her the SOFIA for her for her family. May
Allah subhana wa Tada unify them all in genitive for those who may
Allah make her grave at Oldham. riobel. Jana, may Allah make her
grave with Olga Marie other Jana SallAllahu barik ala Sayyidina
Muhammad wa ala alihi wa sahbihi wa sallam. Just a few more quick
questions.
If nobody is punished for the sins of other people than wire we on
earth if Adam Alayhis Salam repented, because we do, we don't
we are we don't get punished for the sins of others, but we do
inherit the consequences of their actions. That's why so if if a man
misbehaved at work and got fired, he has the sin. But we all have
the poverty now, right? His whole family has the poverty. That's why
you got to take care of your actions. Okay.
Do you recommend me memorize Motorcity wine and resellerbin
Abizaid, morsel mine was still mine, you don't have to memorize
this, memorize mustard mine. And just add as many things that are
not in the machine anyway. So just keep that in mind. Okay.
Is it appropriate to give verbal data at work? No, you shouldn't,
you're not paid for that. That's causing problems in the workplace.
You're not paid to go to work unless the other person is
accepting of it as regular conversation. But you are paid,
you're not paid to go use the platform and use the access that
you now have to these people for your own personal business,
whether it's to Java or otherwise. So I would say no, I will be
upset.
I will be upset. I like I want you to work. You're here to pay eight
hours to punch keyboards. Okay, to push keyboards. Right? And you
know, how we feel about all these?
What is it structural engineers? What's that stuff that makes no
sense to us? Right? That does that project
engineering stuff that we haven't figured out what they actually do
on the job?
All these there's so many jobs now. They cannot tell you in 60
seconds. What is his function in the world? Right I call them
glorified group leaders and things like that. And
how do you make wudu How do you make so far while making what do
you whispered under your tongue and stuff for the Lila islands?
monoclinic quintuple autonomy
while you're making do that's okay to do? Is it better to learn the
Sunless dots, such as drawers of the morning and evening or
memorize some Quranic sutras. Now after you memorize what you have
to pray with, then memorize recite, you'd have to sit and try
to memorize the OED. Just read the wizard. You'll memorize it by
default. The wizards are Latif in the morning
Glad to be here that night. Just read them. And you'll memorize
them by default, but read them and then it's so it shouldn't conflict
with hips because you're not trying to memorize those old you
don't need to know needs to sit there trying to do hips have ODOT
just read the code, and you'll memorize them by default
Abdullah us Yes, we did answer your question back. I can't
remember what the question was. But we did answer.
Instagram Go ahead.
asks, what is the best record for anxiety?
How long should a person
before the next pray the previous one? Yeah. There's no doubt about
the Dhikr just for anxiety is a Salah on the Prophet peace be
upon. There's no doubt about them. I don't understand the second
question. So basically, how long should a person
so you owe up to five prayers. If it's five prayers, then you just
circle them and make them up whenever you can. As soon as you
can. But let's say you missed the hook, and it's now awesome. You
have to pray Lord before us. Let's say you miss Dora and Austin and
it's now Magnum, you have to vote on us before praying Muslim, up to
four prayers once it's a full day. Then you just pray the current
prayer and make up the rest five when you can.
It's like it's you miss.
And it comes in the next day and you kind of
you missed a shot and furniture, and now it's the door you pray
Ayesha? Phaedra What do you prefer?
Entrepreneurship that you didn't know then you just make a patient
some say yes, and some say no, it's different upon Yep. Onza
Gemma says how do we understand that hadith about a Christian and
Jew will be in hellfire in the place of a Muslim? Yes, that is a
Hadith that means that for every human being there is a plot and
Paradise and a plot and Hill it's reserved with your name on it. If
you go to Paradise there's a vacancy in the Hellfire
then you do not have people who harmed you in the religion they
try to make you Kfar they try to take you away from the right path.
They will take your Hellfire for you
you're and you will take their paradise didn't you not have a
struggle did not Oh may have been cut off struggled against biller
and tried to kill a torture him and make him recount. We can't use
Islam. So the part and the place in * that was reserved that
will go for all may have been tough. And the heaven that was for
all may have been cut off go to say nebula like that. Can't say
that. I'm just giving an example. That's the meaning of it. These
people harmed you, right?
What spiritual places do you recommend to visit in Turkey?
Well, if I go to Turkey, I would want to spend my whole time in a
cave Sultan. And I don't know much about Istanbul beyond a photon and
all the other message I go to all those messages, but Ableton to me
is a special place.
All right.
Third time sericin is asking this
what tech enough he had a killer I want to hear some symbolism
hubiera
mean that there is no sunlight and gender No, it means
it means there is no
blindness of the sun is not there. The blindness and the coldness of
the breeze is not present. But the sunlight the beautiful sunlight
that we like to see is there without the blinding nature of it
with no heat. And beautiful breezes come with no coldness. And
there is no darkness in Jannah there is sunset. That's it.
Sunset. And then it comes back the sun comes back to I don't know
their two sons, like in Star Wars. One sets on one side then rises on
the other alone, but there is no sunset. Sh says My question was
skipped within a guest face. So let's go to shs question. I can't
find it.
Whenever you tell me your question is skipped. Just put the question
again. Okay, here it is. I live in blessings youth money family. But
the last property I bought had slight issues with its view. It's
eating me and I obsess about it and I hate it. What can I do to be
more grateful? You can the best thing is go
go around to the poor neighborhoods. Give them sadaqa
right? When you give sadaqa in poor neighborhoods, you do good
deeds, but you also get to see how people live. Right?
You go out people live and and it brings this the standout.
Secondly,
if you're a property guy, you bought a property and then you
regretted it. sell the property. Fix your mistake. There's nothing
wrong with that.
I'm debating all the time. Did we do too much patio and not enough
parking.
Good humbler?
If we made it
yeah yeah they do. Yeah. If we park it properly right cotton
cello I asked Fazal and be part of the brothers job the security
guard. Oh yeah, that's that's a good point. I asked Fazal in
January to come together and come up with a plan so we can paint
lines
memorizing our rods is beneficial as one can read them when driving
back yeah it's beneficial if you need if you if it's winter and you
can't see no prom but you got phones now the odds on your phones
too. But yeah, so of course it's beneficial no doubt about that.
Okay.
What's your opinion on hypnosis book The discussing the
distinguished jurist primer Well, it's it's it's definitely one of
the classics there's no doubt about that.
The dates in which to head do you mean?
Isn't it permissible to wear shoes on slippers in the hot domain?
Yes, it is. At least in this definitely in the second floor.
But if even if needed in the first floor. All right, we got to stop
here. Is there any last question on
Instagram? Yep.
How can we overcome feeling hurt by someone that meant a lot to us.
Someone loved you and
someone loved you so much but they hurt you.
Or
you ask Allah to heal your heart in those those matters. You go
straight to Allah. Ask Allah to heal your heart. Because anything
that has to do with the heart you just take it straightly directly
to Allah or some talk to the person maybe. What do you think of
chicken was translation of the Quran? It's excellent. Excellent.
Ladies and gentlemen, does that come a little later on? We will
see you tomorrow with stories of the earlier Subhanak Allahumma
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