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Bismillah al Rahman al Rahim Al hamdu lillah wa Salatu was Salam
ala Rasulillah who either early he was suffering ve Woman Well,
welcome ladies and gentlemen to the Safina society nothing but
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from stories of the odia. Today we got a segment we're going to read
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jewelry has little visual algebra to it. So hey, now first, I want
to address something first.
Listen to listen to this.
Well, you're not going to I'm going to read this to you.
gotta read you these comments here.
Listen to these comments. So disappointing.
From a rational scholar is not good enough answer. Okay, I cannot
believe he said asked the wrong person. I appreciate the honesty.
But it's a cynical dismissal of the turmoil and ongoing suffering.
Really, some follow up?
Let me let me ask for a new story or something because we have to be
honest here. Not everyone is as informed on every every Muslim
issue, of course, is important because we're commanded, if one
body hurts, part of the body hurts, we all hurt, right? But
that doesn't necessarily mean that everyone is devoting the same
exact time and energy and has the resources. Like let me ask Ryan,
for example, you care about the Muslims in Kashmir? Of course you
do. Right? But is it on a date date? We have to be honest, there
is a level of actionability, for everything. Right, there's no way
that I'm going to care more about your family than my family. So
that's that's Accra, Guna Oh, love and model, right? Those who are
nearest to you are most needing are worthy. So it shouldn't be
offensive to anybody that you care in general, but you don't know the
details. Right? Especially if something is
you could say possibly hard to know the details. So what's
happening on the ground in any country, you actually need someone
on the ground to give you to give you that because sometimes you
don't trust the new sources. You can't trust them either way.
Right. So that's why everyone is saying is fatigued ain for all
this person is saying here for the day and for all of the scholars to
seek knowledge about the current global affairs. I wouldn't say
it's fun to die. And I would say it's fun Keifa
because literally, the the vastness of the OMA, right? The
OMA is so vast, you physically cannot.
You physically cannot keep tabs on every single nation. Right? So
they want us to talk more about Afghanistan. So we'll talk more if
they care, they care for it, then we should care for it. So we will
do that. But
and we did. And they think like that's a defense of Taliban, just
because they're Muslims were Muslims. They think that that's
what they're imagining. I'm sure some people that were just
defending them at all costs, how was it when we actually had that
thing about the education in the schools. And we just looked at it
point by point, right?
as fair as possible.
And on a lot of things, like we blame them where they deserve to
be blamed. Because we're just going to go by theory, we're not
going to support one group over another. That's what I hate about
politics. Because you have to be part of a tribe in politics. You
have to support that tribe through thick and thin. Whereas outside of
politics and the world of scholarship, which is what the
world that we hope to be in Jhala as just transmitters of this tour
of this Islamic heritage of knowledge. Okay.
You actually can't be part of that. You just have to look at
your you're not you're you follow the law. We go by FIP and Sharia,
whatever is against it should have we're going to be against it.
Whatever is haram, we're going to be against whatever is kofler
We're going to be against it and whatever is in line with the will
of Allah we're gonna support it. But I have to ask you another
question.
If all this if, if everyone was for something or against
something, how does it move the needle? You think a guy
New Jersey here is going to move the needle on the reality
of what's happening in any country. It's not going to move
the needle one iota. Maybe it's just good for morale, moral
support, people feel that someone else cares about their issue. So
here's another one said that
the Taliban is religion is not Islam. It's toxic masculinity.
Okay, so, look, I can see, obviously, people really care
about it. But
you cannot imagine that,
that what the facts that you know, that you absorb on a subject that
you go about every day reading, that everyone else has that
immediate knowledge, right? It's just not the case. It's not
practical. It's not reality in life.
But if these, this Afghan community here
wants people to read up more than will read up more no problem if
you ask that. But thing is that I don't expect to be treated fairly.
Because in this world and this line of someone had asked the
other day, what is it like the life in the end, you don't get
treated fairly in any capacity. Neither in the good nor the bad.
You go somewhere, you get treated very well, like you. It's never
neutral. At some point. At a certain point, it's never neutral.
You go to a restaurant in New Jersey, they won't let you pay
ever, like rare when I get when I have to win if the owner comes
out, and he makes me pay. Okay?
Likewise, you're not gonna get treated fairly online, either.
People think that you're just like a fair game to, you know,
sort of jump to a conclusion about a person on one little clip, but
that's fine. It comes with the territory. I don't mind no care
about it. But just to clarify, you have to be realistic. Not everyone
is actually going to know every detail about what's going on.
Yeah, I, obviously the Taliban, they're there. They're in the
news, if you search for it, but it's not something I have to be
honest that every single every single country in the Islamic
world, are you going to keep tabs on it every single day? It's not
practical. All right. So well, here's something that came in the
news because I said, Well, maybe I'm missing something so obvious.
Let's look in here. First thing I see Afghanistan. Taliban governor
has been killed in his office. All right.
So we'll just read that for the sake of
being abreast on the news here, the Taliban governor of
Afghanistan, and this is from the BBC.
North Belk province has been killed in an explosion in his
office. Sir, this is not the news that they want us to read. Right?
They want us to read what the Taliban is doing to the people not
being
victimized. Okay, but I'm sure they might not even see that as
victimized but let's just see what it says here.
He's the most senior official to be killed since the Taliban
returned to power violence has since decreased sharply. But
prominent pro Taliban figures and others have been killed in a
string of attacks. Right many claimed by the Islamic State.
Local police said the cause of the latest blasts was unclear.
Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said on Twitter that the
governor had been martyred an explosion by the enemies of Islam
and investigation is underway Muslim mid is reported to have led
the fight against the Islamic State militants in his previous
posting as governor
and he then he was moved to bulk bulk spokesperson. Mohammad was it
he said that the explosion occurred around 9am.
Police said that at least one other person also died in the
attack. All right, there was a bang I fell on the grounds and was
wounded. Okay, someone said unconfirmed reports say it was a
suicide attack a day earlier. Taliban authorities claimed that
had killed eight rebels and kidnappers in Masada, Sharif, the
capital. They did not however, specify which rebel group the
Taliban were ousted in 2001. So they will give them much of the
context that our brothers and sisters here we're upset that
we're not giving an opinion about so let's look for some of that
context.
Taliban to turn military bases into business zones. Let me tell
you something my parents are from Egypt. They know the news about
Egypt inside out. When I go to my house I learned this right.
We don't know a thing about Libya, the neighboring country
never once is Sudan mentioned the neighboring country. People care
about and that's that's that's what's natural. So like, what's
up?
What's going on in Toronto or Canada? Who knows?
They so likewise the these viewers in there, they probably are
keeping abreast on what's happening if it's every day. So
what happens is there's this theory that what you focus on, you
actually start to imagine everyone else knows the same thing. But you
know, it's not the case at all.
Okay.
Taliban cleric killed in Afghan mosque that was in the second of
September Russian embassy staff killed in a Kabul bombing. So
let's type it in here in the most explicit way, Taliban abuses in
Afghanistan, of course, we're gonna get all right.
Something about this. And, you know, my philosophy towards
Muslims is that the Quran says harshness is with the Quran and
then when ethically leniency and softness is with Muslims, so
that's if people are upset, you know, the derogatory things that
they said, All right, whatever. But if they're upset that we're
not giving Afghanistan enough attention on the livestream
All right, we'll do it. Alright. So Amnesty International, what do
they say?
Indiscriminate and targeted killings reach record levels,
human rights, defense, activist journalists, health and
humanitarian workers are amongst those targeted by the Taliban
and non state actors. A wave of reprisal killings was unleashed
during the Taliban takeover of the country. 1000s of people,
predominantly Shia hazhar is were forced, forcibly evicted.
The conflict in Afghanistan took a dramatic turn with the withdrawal
of all international troops the collapse of the government and
takeover by the country of Taliban forces. This happened in April Joe
Biden announced that remaining troops in Afghanistan would be
withdrawn by 11th. The 11th of September, and subsequently a
Taliban military offensive overran the provinces and reached Kabul by
August.
Government forces are under the leadership of President Ghani, as
well as non state actors carried out indiscriminate attacks with
improvised explosive devices and airstrikes killing and injuring
1000s of civilians, according to the UN Assistance Mission in
Afghanistan, okay, this is their transmission.
They're not not biased sources, but obviously, something happens.
Okay.
By June 183, civilian deaths had been recorded.
Okay, sorry, by June 5183. I thought said June 5, comma, no,
it's not June fifth, it's June by June comma 5000. On 183 civilian
deaths were recorded 2400 women and children. More than two thirds
were attributed to the Taliban and the rest by non state actors. The
Afghan National Defence and Security Forces and other pro
government forces are accused.
US drone strike killed 10 members of one family in Kabul, including
seven children.
Non state groups deliberately targeting civilians and civilians
and civilian objects throughout the year. I would love to read you
know, what is the Taliban counter to this? What are they countering?
I don't even know where the source where do they publish their side
of the story?
Could you look that up to fortify the way you guys?
pan the camera on this gentleman? The man came to be on TV today.
Put the camera on this gentleman he comes in blazon look at this
gentleman. lazing
guy
like it up.
All right. Look at this gentleman coming in Blazing with the Atlanta
red.
All right, good. He that's why his mom named him chief.
All right back to this serious story here or this news. The
Taliban and other armed actors are responsible for numerous targeted
killings throughout the year, including human rights defenders,
women activists, humanitarian health workers. During its
offensive and following its takeover. The Taliban carried out
reprisal and extrajudicial killings of people associated with
former the former administration.
Former police officers were targeted
get
now
the Taliban extrajudicial executions have reached nine
civilians to including a 17 year old girl that attempted to flee
the village. They were all ethnic Hazara is
the Bedouin God, a former member of
the police force was beaten and
Shot by Taliban fighters.
Forced displacements and evictions.
As I said earlier, we're reading this without comment, I'm assuming
amnesty.org.
You know, has some not going to put this whole article without
some degree of references here for themselves, but
I wouldn't be interested in the opposite side. But we'll just read
this is what we have.
Between January and December 680,000 people have been displaced
due to fighting,
adding to the 4 million already displaced. It's all been forcibly
evicted. 1000s of people from their homes.
There are refugees and migrants for 2000 4000 to 5000. Crossing
the border every day.
Okay, the Norwegian Refugee Council to them again, the
Norwegian Refugee Council, I guess they started in Norway, and
they're like worldwide, I don't know much about them. It's just
odd to see their name connected to that part of the world. The right
of Afghans, including those at risk of reprisal to seek asylum in
third countries was comprised by Taliban imposed restriction
departure, okay, insurmountable challenges, obtaining passports
and visas, there were fears that border restrictions by neighboring
countries would force Afghans to make irregular journeys using
smugglers. Women and girls rights continue to explore they
experience discrimination and violence after the Taliban take
over the loss, many of their fundamental human rights. The
women are no longer participating in the government nor have the
right to work. Okay, we read about the whole we had a whole live
stream about the the education thing.
The school is shutting down the schools the day after you
announced that you're gonna have schools.
Okay, so So that's Amnesty International.
As I was saying, earlier, like five pillars, you can't have these
anything? Well, no, not that I saw. I mean, I check their thing,
usually every every Wednesday.
All right. So the UN has
listed
Afghanistan as the most repressive country in the world.
It's I'm sure there's truth to a lot of this. There's just I can't
help but thinking that these people are
beaten on daily, like every nation beats on on Afghanistan on the
Taliban. Right? Yeah, I'm sure that there's truth to the reviews
is there's no doubt about that. But at the same time,
it just seems like it's so one sided. Everything is just like the
they're the reports on them is so one sided. But it doesn't mean
that there's no truth to it. I'm sure there's truth to it, and
we have to care about it by divine command. Right. So if we get more,
and maybe we have someone who
can feed us articles on this news sources that are better and more
accurate than what we can just find on a cursory search
on the internet.
Right, you have anything to add to this?
Yeah.
I mean, all I could do is, is there anything else we could do
except just read? That's all we could do. Right? We could just
read the sources. And that's all we could do. Chief, you, you you
into this, what are you aren't you into political science? So all the
time you've been silent and you're in political science, then you do
the research for us or something? Okay. All we could do is read. And
we have to, of course, be critical about what we read. And we should
probably read, you know, whatever, both sides of the story.
I know that actually upsets people, but that's the truth. It
upsets. For example, if I was to say, here's an article about how
terrible Sisi is, but we got to read both sides that's going to
upset people but it's the only fair way to go about things if
we're going to read affairs of the OMA we got to read both sides.
So there we read the
the human amnesty side of things, and that we really will wrap up do
we want to say anything else about this? It really comes down to
sources I think it's hard to really be able to tell what's
actually going on. Because that's That's exactly it, especially when
you're how many 1000 miles away and
Everything is emotionally charged. Egypt is emotionally charged.
There's no neutral. Just Ted Koppel giving you the news like
the old days, right? No, everything is emotionally charged
one way or the other. I have a friend who's
actually over there, he got married recently.
Then he came back and he was.
Yeah, I can guarantee you that. I'll have some friends of mine
saying, How could you read this amnesty? They're against us. They
hate us. And they're lying. I can guarantee you that some of my
friends will tell me that, right.
So yeah, pretty much a gray area. Like there's no black and white
here. It's very hard to tell what's actually going that's,
that's why I just sometimes don't even bother. Right. And even with
the Saudi thing, that, that that article I sent you. I literally
said check about the permits. That's all he said. Right? Just
there was like, there was no like, Yeah, let's hit on MBs. I don't
want to hit on this. I want to go to camera. Right. Okay.
So just literally just just by sharing it and saying check on the
permits, all the pro Saudi sympathizers get emotional, and
say, Wow, could you share this? Just the guy put the link in the
thing? And I said, check on the permit. If it's, you know, like,
read up on the permit thing. But people just they get so
emotionally attached to one side or the other? Yeah. When you're
saying, like, what happened over there? The same thing like we had,
we didn't have the sources to say, Okay, we're there actually,
weapons of mass destruction. We took the word of, you know, people
that are saying that there is Yeah, and the other side didn't
get a chance to, you know, give their ideas. Yeah, it's actually
going on. And on top of Iraq, Iraq was even more absurd, because it
was a negative. Yeah. How can he prove a negative? How can I prove
that I don't have something you'd have to prove that you do have
something? Right. So that's in any debate, or in any issue, you have
to put a positive affirmation that can be proven or disproven, right?
The
let me
tell you tell you this. There's a theory out there, that in
geopolitical affairs, the truth can never be known. The amount of
misleading information on the internet has reached the point
that certain truths can never be known. It's just like, you'll
never know who was more guilty, less guilty. I guarantee you, I
can almost guarantee you that some responses will say, yes, these
killings are happening by
enemy forces dressing up as Taliban, to make them look bad. I
can guarantee you, because I remember when this happened in
Egypt, that there were new stories about the military.
People in the Egyptian military, dressing up, growing beards
dressing up as Muslim Brotherhood, and going out and being crazy and
shooting people, right? During the Tahiti, the robber, masks, the
the Robbia. Front when they were marching, and they they made camp,
they're at an area called the Robbia.
And then they were all killed at the end, but to sway people
against them. And people will even share photos of the military, you
know, taking pictures of themselves as if when right
dressed up as if when, who in the world knows what's true and what's
false. Right. At this point, it may be so obvious to one side that
what I'm saying right now is absolutely
right. It ludicrous to them.
You don't win either side. That's all we could do is read new
sources. And,
and figure it out. One person says, Oh, if you don't know what's
gone off gassing you must be living under a rock. That's not
true at all. Right? It's not even, you know, what's happening in
Sudan. Do you know what's happening in Mali right now?
Right? Somalia, SubhanAllah. Like, and I live with Pakistanis, right?
I had no clue. I know Imran Khan is up and they're split on Imran
Khan, the young guys, they love him. The Old Guard hates him like
the old guard of the messenger. They despise Imran Khan, the young
guys. They're naming their kids or minecon. Right.
Also known
international affairs lobbyists like social science research.
Yeah, it's not hard science. So you can't like do a lot of times
you can do a controlled experiment in a lab you can with some
experiments, but not everything. Yeah. So a lot of is observable
research because ethical things you can't let go in is to get a
war you know, study that? Yeah. So a lot of it's like,
like you just have to scour the internet because you might come by
the way Okay, good. You have to scour the internet for like news
articles for like other peer reviewed research and that kind of
thing and kind of come up with your own theory, but you don't
really know exactly what's going on. That's why I don't like it.
Right? I my mind rests on an objective fact that's provable
demonstrable right in front of me, right? That's what gives my mind
unrest, right? But I've never felt comfortable with these
discussions.
Because you just never know what is actually effect. Every fact has
a counter effect, every statement as a counterpoint and you know,
you end up going with whoever is most emotionally charged. Because
that to me now it's like, okay, it's pragmatics, right? Do I
really want to have an argument? If it actually boils down to
something totally different than the truth? Which is basically
like, in my immediate surrounding? Do I want to have an argument? Do
I want to go against this person who was close to me? Right? That's
really what it comes down to.
When you look at husbands and wives, if one person has extremely
strong views on anything,
like I have a friend, and he went this route of the all the holistic
stuff. And I'm like, I know you from when you're 13. This is
nonsense, right? But now, but you know what, because his wife is
dead on, he had to make a decision. I can't blame him. Am I
going to actually question this stuff and start in? Or is it worth
it? Opportunity cost? opportunity costs, right? So that's what a lot
of these discussions end up becoming, you will follow the most
emotionally charged one, just avoid the headache. Right? And the
actual facts are just it could really end up going both sides.
Western perspective, yeah, I'm in a human rights class. And we're
working on like, a large, like, human rights collection project.
Yeah. Like, when we studied, like how human rights develop the way
that they are today. It's all based on like, Okay, we feel that
this is wrong, we feel that this is wrong, or somebody messed up
and say, Okay, this is a bad thing.
When you don't have like that objective standard already there.
Yeah. This is what humans are entitled to. Yeah,
responsibilities to humans also have to each other. When you don't
have that, then it's just a whole bunch of like, it's a phony
framework. Yeah. And you can like distort facts and like, make your
own narratives. And that kind of, it's so easy to put together your
own narrative. But here's what you said is that from if we take a
30,000 foot
view of human rights, it seems to me that
their guiding light is who cries the loudest than the adult, right
for that person. But it seems to me that like the world and
business, they've taken on my philosophy, it's like, I don't
know what's going on. But if you're gonna cry that loud, I
can't, I can't have that going on in my business. And then once
businesses go that route, politics follows, right? That's usually if
you look at it, if you follow, you know, trends, that's usually the
way things go. Because the business guy, he's got to make an
objective decision. He's trying to please people, like Nikes got to
please people or
Hershey's, they got to make sure their customer base is happy. So
they're going to do something that's going to make sure that
that segment of the buyers are happy. That's what drives their
politics. And eventually it politicians are like, well, who's
donating? Right? Who's donating? So if businesses are going that
route, and they just have to make a binary decision, I'm telling
you, my friend who works with a company, and he was assigned as
his client is Nike, okay. Very close friend of mine. His client
is Nike, and he and before the, you know, when they supported the
kneeling, they supported Kaepernick, right. And it was a
big outcry. How could Nike get involved in this? Right? He's
like, no, no, they when the data came back, it was not not even a
discussion. And he sits on a lot of these meetings. It was like, it
was not even a discussion when the data came back of who their buyers
are. Right. So yeah, they calculated they're going to lose
3%. Right of people who will hate Nike for five years before
forgetting that they hate Nike, right?
But they're gonna gain so much more and they made a killing on
all Kaepernick stuff. And time passed, and it faded away, right?
Likewise, when Kyrie does something? And then
what's his face?
Moran does something What did Moran do if he flashed a gun at a
kid? First of all, just because someone's 17 doesn't make them
social in some innocent minor, right? You can be a 17 year olds,
you know that? No people. What do you do
is strip club with a gun. Right?
So that's,
that's a crime of stupidity. Right? He probably was playing the
Atlanta Hawks at least. Okay, so So that's more of stupidity.
Right. But he does that. And he does. What's the repercussions for
him? Was he dropped on the spot by Nike? Not really, right. But not
at all right.
He is He is what Nike right? He's a Nike athlete.
Kyrie does one thing uh,
against the redacted community, okay, whose name cannot be
mentioned? And he's dropped like a hot potato. Because these people
know, like, who's
where the money moves? Right? And you cannot certain people can be
offended. Certain people cannot be offended. So once what's up? Yeah,
once and by the way, Nike NBA has a has a deal with Amazon.
The thing is posted on Amazon Amazon's making money from that
movie, because the views on that movie went up as soon as became
controversial. Who wins when that happens? Amazon and NBA has a deal
with Amazon. Nobody talks about that at all. Right? Nobody talks
about that, like MBA is making money off the movie. Amazon's or
MBA is in a deal with Amazon. Because Amazon show some of their
games. Amazon's making tons of money. Okay, anytime their movies
watch, they're succeeding great.
But Gary gets the axe, right? Because they know it's just not
good for optics. And then politics will follow big business. That's
just if you don't if you understand how the 30,000 foot
view of what the politicians are, they're the go between between the
people, the military complex, which is part of business in my
view, and big businesses, right? And that's how the that's how
things generally move. So it's about the squeaky wheel get in the
oil. And that's the same, that's the same view that I get an as
soon as you're like uncomfortable, like, where are
where are the facts here? Right?
I can't find I need that objective facts. So then you could print out
make a pronouncement on that objective fact. And after all
that, I go back to the same question.
What is my pronouncement going to do? What is anyone's? It's just
words. Right? What is it my pronouns? Like? I loved Muhammad
hijab at the China at the Uighur march with the giant at the
Chinese Embassy. Some of the Shabaab were watching it, and
we'll take the shirt off throws it.
Yeah. And then I'm telling you, some of the kids so pumped, right.
So that's the function you did pump up the hearts of the kids.
But in reality, that's the limit of the function. I'm telling you,
there was some old men almost weeping their wives watered up
when they saw that, right.
So that's the function of it. Okay, the you okay, you got us
emotionally. But that's something that's there's not a discussion.
There's no, there's no counter narrative to what's happening to
the Uyghurs right. Whereas with this, I know, my phone's gonna be
blown up by why why why don't I check right now, if I'm going to
get messages on? How could you read something against the
Taliban? Don't, you know, all their enemies are dressing up on
us, dressing up as Taliban.
So and by the way, here's my policy on this, I would never, if
there was an SSID Maliki battery, who became a politician, a
politician, and a president of a country. I was still not
officially supportive. He's got to be a politician. Right? He's got
to one day, step on toes cut next, that it's shady, right? He has to
if he's gonna survive, he must, I'm telling you must do this. And
his own hisab may be something different, because he's got to
make different judgment calls, right? Politicians have different
judgment calls as soon as they fear a threat.
Right.
Gotta wait till they stopped playing with their engine. I don't
know if you guys can hear that. But
I still would not. I would not, you know, follow him. I would not
like say, This is my guy. I'm going with him. Because the moment
that he has to make a judgment call.
Okay.
I can't support that. I can't be supporting something that's
indefinite. I like something definite concrete, right? Yeah,
sure. Yeah. Right. You go do your think concrete and definite,
right. And that's predictable. And this is my position on things. So
that's all this on the issue of
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dropped. This is caption of him. Yes, this was a massive This is a
big sheep. Right? This is a big sheet. I have a sheepskin in my
room that
it's tiny was a small one but this is a big sheet. Alright, so that's
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And now we shift to this earlier resettle Kush area.
And it is Ahmed Abdullah Mohammed rue the berry whatever it might
have been Muhammad rue the berry Baghdadi Akarma be miserable
mafia. He is from Iraq but he lived in Egypt and died in Sahiba
Junaid when nobody was near Gela
Can you guys hear this? What are they doing?
Are they testing new engines or something?
Was early
or what? So Allah Abu Ali
and Manya stemmer Olden Mala he were called here Leah halal. The
annual salt Illa Dogit led to a third fee. Good.
He listens to music. And he says it's okay for me because I do not
get affected by it.
Anytime that we have doubts and a weakness in Eman, it always goes
back to since no, I'm almost correct that to
reset a Porsche first. It's very selfish at first
for Karla No, he has arrived. But not at that station. He's arrived
to soccer.
We're so ILA and so Wolfie, for call her the madhhab Kulu who did?
There is a method that is all seriousness for let's talk to who
we say imminent hazard. Don't mix it up with with anything that is
silly or
not serious. We'll call them in other mats or an alarm it's a
limiter or the sign that you are macro ruler, being deceived by
bliss. And to see for your Sinhala who eat a cake. You do bad things
and Allah does gives you good results. This is extremely
dangerous. This is called a listed grudge. But if you do something
bad and then suddenly something negative happens to you and that
negative don't just think it's in your wealth or your body that
negative thing happening to you could be in your Amen delts
shakiness
things like that then then that's also something bad that happens to
you. You have to watch out inability to get up for feathered
inability to get up for a better lack of desire for a bed following
trends left and right. So when it's the Olympics, you're all
crazy for the Olympics. 24 hours a day Olympics and World Cup 24
hours for the world's cup you like a feather wherever the media is
taking you. You just follow it. There's a trend. You go crazy for
the trend. There's uh huh. Yeah, you're just like a sheep moving
around your cattle when when you're
there's an outrage you get all right with the outrage. Okay,
you're all hooked up. There's a revolution in a country all of a
sudden you got their flag and you just whatever's loud you follow it
right
at least on social media whenever something like one of these
outlets come up with some things automatically just not even
reading the post just posting Oh, left and right like Ukraine. All
of a sudden I have my Muslim friends. What do you care about
Ukraine? You from Pakistan with? What the heck are you so? Oh, can
you believe Putin went into Ukraine? Yes, I can believe it. It
says neighboring country that NATO is coming into to you know make
Ukraine and NATO country I can definitely believe it because
America did far worst worse halfway around the world
Afghanistan, then Iraq. Iraq a second time, right the 90s Iraq
then this Iraq, so I definitely can't believe it. And nobody was
out.
As with any of that stuff, right? Nobody was ever outraged by that.
But for Putin to go in, you know,
Putin has talked about that he hates Muslims and stuff. That's,
that's that's probably true. Right.
Is it the case, though that, you know if the Liberals are any
better? Right, except he's open about it? He'll probably. But by
the way, I think the
know the church and leader.
Yeah. But he had to see that's why he's an SRE, right? He supports
our updated this Joe Harrison. So he, he will support it. He will
let you go and teach this book in any of his masajid. But he had to
make a judgment call. It's either he's gone, lost power completely.
Or he had to make a judgment call. That's why you can never support
one of these. He's a perfect example. And all when our scholars
went to a church in sponsored conference, okay, they got
slammed. All right, because you can never be with any of these
people who are in positions of power, they will do shady things
because as Khaldoun said, and every political scientist, the
first priority of every ruler is staying in power. It's not doing
good deeds. First party staying in power doing good deeds is second.
So if he's got to do I'm not saying that's right, but that's
the reality. So if he's got to go side with the Russians with Putin,
he's got to side with some big
the big wolf in order not to be in that's the decision he made
so that's why he is hated by the OMA. They hate him. Which is why
when our ultimate went there, they got hated upon big time.
What's so funny according to ultimate
I've met What's so funny
No, no often doesn't get said.
He's laughing for sure. Okay, now listen up here.
You do good. You do bad deeds, good things happen to you. That's
not good. For tattoo kotoba well in Uber, why? Because you will
leave off Toba and you never Allah is no longer to web upon you what
is to web How is Allah manifests himself as a tow up to you by
inspiring you to make Toba giving you a reason to make Toba that is
the meaning of a two web
automatic Qureshi is describing the the church in as teaching Joe
how to sit so heat two days ago I was reading how this guy's a
monster according to the west
yeah
so you tow him Annika to Santa Phil Hefa words that you get the
imagination that you're forgiven for these little sins? No, you're
not forgiven for these little sins whatsoever and Nevada come in
busted happy luck and you start seeing that Allah letting you
commit sins now is His mercy to you and your spiritual
advancement. Okay.
Well, God can it was 30 for dissolve alginate he said my
teacher itself was Junaid within FIP I would have been signatura
with Adam Salah within Hadith Ibrahim and how to be next is
Mohammed as the Jaggi
note escape so it could be a zoo geology ZJGZ, Jaggi, we don't know
and he's from New support and he went to Mecca and Makara Rama and
he lived there many years and he died in Mecca and Makara and he's
also from the movies of Junaid acetic, Junaid is Salic is the one
who took the
the people of to solo and he put them on the straight path. He says
there is things that are valid in it there's things that are not
that which is from the book and the sooner you focus on that that
is what is a subject of yourself. If it is not, then you leave it
off.
He said this Junaid is the one who famously said our meth hub is
bound by the book in the sun, meaning we are people who care
about us fietsen Karup and S n Sakina and Nora facades and we
care so much about this right? However, if you care about it, you
must moderate yourself by the book on this on my bad Luca Setagaya
and the tech be Rasul Allah Phil Farah and he was asked why do you
transform completely upon the first tip Kabira
in the obligatory prayer for God any any action up and if that's
the whole fidelity because I laugh is because I fear that I will open
up my obligatory prayer on other than sit, which is sincerity. For
men. Yeah, cool. Whoever says Allahu Akbar
Menya Kula, Allahu Akbar. Whoever says
Allah is greatest with the Calbee he shaved
Akbar Minho, but in his heart, there is something greater than
Allah subhanho wa taala. Okay. Oh che ncwa Or someone equal? Okay?
All right, Canada enough so you will you're become a monk if you
are a liar. When your words don't match your reality, that's what we
call Kevin. And that's why in the Arabic language COVID is anytime
words do not match the reality, intentionally or unintentionally.
If it's unintentional, it just doesn't count against you as a
sin. But if it's intentional, it does count against you.
Okay, well and unintentional can count against you if you
transmitted sloppily.
We'll call a mentor Kalama. And Helen, let me also delay, the one
who speaks about having a spiritual state that he truly did
not reach Cana Kalambo fitna, we read this too, but it's really
good to read, then when he talks. It's a fitna for people. But if he
did arrive at that station, it will settle in people's hearts.
That's the truth.
That's why if someone speaks about spiritual stations and spiritual
happenings, if it doesn't settle immediately, very simply to you.
And he's just talking theory, he hasn't arrived that he's just
giving you a theory, something he read in a book or something he
wishes to have. If he truly had it, it should settle very simply,
and he should be able to take you by the hand straight to that
station. Right? He should be able to take you there. Or at least on
the way there just like somebody has. Have you ever been to New
York? Yes. How do I go to New York, don't worry about I'll take
you there. You have to think twice. Just you have to
buy your ticket. And you're gonna have to walk a little bit. But you
have no don't have to think it'll take you there by someone never
been there and wants to teach you to talk about it. And he's going
to talk and talk nonsense reading from maps and confuse you and you
get lost.
I there was a brother a friend of mine, he he found a person who
claimed that he's going to be have atellica that he has a tree and he
links back to a Turkish chef, etc.
And he said, Oh, this is wonderful. Let me follow him. So
he gave him the vicar and he put him in Kalwa and all this right?
And he was like struggling in that liquid. He was struggling. Then he
saw a dream one time that while he was doing this, they could he fell
asleep. He saw dream that he's he went to a well, but all he found
was sand and it was eating sand. Right. He later discovered that
that person was a false claim that he was claiming that he was a
disciple of so and so and he could lead you to the path it's all
false. So he was going into a heart that is empty just sent. He
left so he left that purse
Karla woman to Kalama and heard in the mail so they can't get me
fitna with Dawa toilet vehicle be waha Rama hula hoops 11 was truly
let's look at her. What's the punishment? Allah will deprive him
from that station. We'll cut Joe out of a magazine. He lived in
Mecca for many years.
Next is Abu Bakar Zakka
lammerts Abu Bakr is a cop and cutouts Hijjah tool for Cara fee
to columnists. Okay. Many people of Egypt they realized that he was
the one paying for their Hajj when he died, got it stopped. So he had
not told anybody not even his inheritors God that He was the one
paying for many poor people to go make Hajj. Same thing with God.
He's in Aberdeen able, Hussein said
Al Hussein son, Ali Zainul, Aberdeen, he was he would secretly
go out and, and give food to the poor every night secretly. Right
and feed the people and put food in front of their homes. And only
when he died the foodstuffs and they found on his back when they
were washing him a lump
of black and blue. So his, like tough skin on his back. So his
servants said yes, he used to take the bag of food and swing it with
his right hand. So it would hit the same part of his back every
single night. And that's why that part of the skin was different. It
was black and blue.
A bucket acidic also. And she used to say that
I'll say a normal one. And he said what's what who comes here? She
said a Muslim. Just a man comes. She he hadn't even announced
himself as a Christian.
She just said a man comes and cleans up and, and prepares me the
dinner for the day. The food for the day. Right and cleans up from
because she's blind. So she's like may be spilling things or
whatever. So he cleans up every day. And he gives her some food
every day, every morning after fajr he would do this for this old
lady. And she never even knew who he was. What
also say no one likewise did that too many other people. And one
time he came upon a family that was crying. Kids were crying and
on and on. So he knocked and the woman opened up and he had his
servant with him and walked in and said, What's happening in this
household? He said, what she said, what's happening in this household
is Alma is what's happening. He sends my father away for war, my
brother away for war, my, my husband away for war, and we have
nobody to take care of us.
Okay, and then she had a pot going, and she's stirring rocks.
So every night I just stir rocks, in boiling water to the kids
imagine that they're going to eat soon. And they cry themselves to
sleep.
So Omar just became so upset about the situation that he went
straight to Bates and met with his servant, took a whole bunch of
food and came back and cooked it himself. And then the kids ate.
And then when his servants said, okay, they ate let's say we go, he
said, No, we left we came, the kids were hungry, and crying. So
we can't leave until they're full and laughing. So then audible
hooked up, played with the kids had them ride on his back and
played with them until they left. They were laughing and then they
fell asleep on on that state. And then she left. Okay. She didn't
even ever know that that was all might have been caught up. He did
the same thing. These people they knew it was watching their inner
politicians. Abdullah Abdullah bin Ibis himself. Abdullah bin ibis,
his statement was Abu Bakr and Omar an Earthman. And Ali were
more pious than Wailea. But more IWEA was SES. Maya was a better
politician, he was a politician. He did not operate on the level of
of Taqwa and Allah is with us that level while we announced himself,
I don't have the support for that. So I have to be king. He announced
it, he said, It's not that he doesn't want to have Taqwa. This,
he announced that he doesn't have the support for this anymore,
right? Like you need supporting a supporting cast of monopolies to
help you with that. So he said, while we was the better
politician, although Abu Bakr and Omar operated on the path of
prophethood.
Mala Mia, Cebu toka fupre accurate haram Wilmarth if you don't have
taqwa, in poverty, you will always eat from the haram. Why? Because
poverty in poverty, taqwa should be easier.
It's far harder to be pious when rich than pious when poor. Right?
And you can your your piety in good times is only as good as your
party and bad times. If you can't mentally handle bad times.
Right, you probably won't handle good times, either. Because bad
times, it's easier to be pious, because in bad times, you have no
one around you. There are no friends, no temptations, you're
just ignored, right in bad times, and you're brought to your knees,
you should be far more able to pray. Okay, far more able to be
humbled to Allah when everyone's ignoring you. But when everyone
loves you, and now the dunya opened up, you don't ascend how
out the fitna of the dunya opening up, when literally, you never have
to think of any prices. That's what it means that dunya opening
up. There's a certain amount of money that you make a year, you'd
never ask about prices, right? And so these people not doing the
opens up, you don't know how you're gonna act. The way you're
the tug of war that you're gonna have is built in the, in the poor
times when you're poor. Right? We're when you're living a normal
life. So that's the, the when people say why do bad things
happen to me? Well, you're being prepared now to receive good
things. Right? And yes, there is a Hadith in which the prophesy set
him knows the limit or sorry, ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada knows the
limit of every person. He knows that some people at a certain
point of poverty, they can't take it the old makeover, and at a
certain point of wealth, they can't handle that. They'll make
Gopher, right or they'll they'll go astray on it
once said, No matter
kept receiving seeing these women in the state, he made a law that
no man can be out
for more than four months, you can only be out on war for four
months, and you got to come back. And he began to stagger the
distribution of the soldiers such that a woman would always have
there's someone from that family around. And of course back in
those days, the tribes were massive. Right tribes were massive
back in the day. So is that your husband?
In his out, you're gonna have your uncle your grandfather Trump's
Rubik, that was your Social Security
so it's fi t he Benny is Surah Al comes into Asha Yeoman. He said I
was lost in an area which was known as the area of venue so to
eat for 15 days for LA mo aka to other party update when I finally
came back to the trip is stuck, but any June D A soldier met me
for Sacani shutter button met and he gave me some water for that
password to her Allah kalbi fell Athena Cena.
And for 30 years I felt different in my heart, because that soldier,
his wealth is haram that they deemed they deemed the wealth of
the Romanians and Besitz to be haram and these are the people who
sponsored the scholars opened the spread Islam, etc. And they deemed
their wealth to be haram imagine out the wealth of governments of
today. Right?
They're lucky to do Ruby was a scholar who was an imam. And he
was an employee of the Oakcliff. So he used to receive a salary
from the Hulk off, right. So his student then asked him, I look at
sometimes the students are pretty like abrupt. He said, You're
taking government money. Is it halal? Right. And he said, Well,
you're saying government money is haram but don't they do some
lawful services? Do they not deliver the mail? Do they not pave
the roads? Right? But so he's basically saying taking the
government salary is not haram because there are some so we
intend it to come from what is halal that they do. So later on,
though, he realized that shook up the rookie to do Ruby he had
properties that he was renting out and he would give his government
cheque away to the poor.
In he never took the government salary. But he didn't say It's
haram either. Out of Water, he wouldn't take it.
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Carl Junaid will call Junaid to serve who he is the uncle of
Junaid Sadek and the share of Junaid Selleck will tell me if
Maru Phil curry so the self centered model for curvy Surya
circuity Juanita Selleck
this these are our forefathers in this subject matter of just get
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so I gave him clothes for fairly heavy model for model for so happy
that I did that will call up. Baba de la Hui Laker dunya May Allah
make you hate this dunya will Ara aka mimma NTV and may Allah
relieve you from all this business that you're doing? For come two
minute Hi naughty well I used to say about a minute dunya
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interest in buying and selling I just wanted to follow model for
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some people's jaw is accepted with a leg sometimes it's accepted
immediately.
You know, Kuru Junaid mer Itu Aba the ministry no one Junaid Salix
had his nephew and his just pupil. No one did more a better than
sorry a Sakti at that Allah is a man with his own a center
98 years metal EMF bhajan Olivia Litton mode. I never saw him
relaxing laying down. Okay, unwinding,
accepting is is
sickness of death
while you are on a steady and no call, it's narrated from Saudi
society that he said and with the sole with a small little Earth in
mind and
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or let's see maybe it means a motor so the motor solve is the
person practicing to solve
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beam en su BL Fatah.
It is the one who the light of his mouth prefer does not put out the
light of his water meaning the more spiritual he gets, does not
make him be more lacks with the law, how many people are like
this, the more
they practice itself, the more relaxed with the law they get
until the circles itself like
people are just like to loose and that may be also by perception.
Because we tend to be inviting to people who want to turn anyone
away and friendly towards people. So people imagine that to be a
permissiveness shouldn't be the case.
Okay, second meaning Well, let's uh Qlm will be Boulton in fee
Alemania como la vida kita we also know he never has any speaks of
any spiritual experience. Earlier dreams mukha fat that would
contradict the Sharia.
There is no such thing as a spirituality that contradicts the
Sharia.
Okay, this is exactly what Junaid used to teach exactly what His
concern was. The shittier
with the Toluca Wallah to millou al karama Allah headcheese star
Muhammad Allah.
No amount of keramat could make him commit acts of disobedience to
Allah.
We'll call Junaid Selesnya, Sati Yeoman, Anil mahabhava
Junaid says somebody asked me one day about muhabba
Carla Coleman some people said he added more fucka to it is
agreement
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that Veera e WeMod the half LM tempted to makalah what is that
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call I'm gonna do Terra Athena center will NFL is Safari
melancholia hamdulillah Hemara Surya Sokrati said I've been for
30 years saying it's the quad
for saying it hamdulillah one time why would he seek be seeking
forgiveness
okay
for saying it hamdulillah that's the question
he said
okay for their lick the people said why would why would you say
is too far?
For sit for a second hamdulillah what God has opened me back dead
for stuck Bellini Raju and for Karla Lee Naja Han who took
a man came running he said there is a big fire in Baghdad. But you
Junaid sedi? Your stores Okay. Your store wasn't burned down. So
I called out at Hamdulillah
I said hamdulillah Thelma to the girl to a Karina Mina Muslimeen
then I remembered everyone else saying hamdulillah for myself
while my Muslim brothers are crying
so as to make us to fight for this hunt.
Okay
to the NFC Chiron member Hassan Al Muslimeen I was happy about what
happened to me, despite what happened to the rest of the
Muslims. This is why it's founded upon us to care about all Muslims
in general, and not in specific in general. You're not bound to go
and know every specific detail about everyone but in general you
have to care for the Muslims. Well, you would want to study no
color in any unburrow Illa N v philleo Mica Oka Mara Makaha Annie
Hakuna Kudus what they were called for min Allah here and yes what
Surah De Lima of Allah who he says if he looks in the mirror at a
fear that his sins would have an impact on his face.
Junaid said I heard said he say I did photo recon Mata Sauron cos
then l Jana so you see when when you see
said he's talking about a study out and
then now you know where Junaid got it? This is exactly Junaid
seaching it's the same thing. When you read what jofra Sadhak says
about the prophets I seldom then you see what medic says you know
where he received it. Okay, you can know exactly medics SN need by
what he says there. His teacher said the same thing. Didn't just
pop out of nowhere. Nobody pops out of nowhere.
He says it for today and Masasa
On Causton lol John I know a fast route to paradise.
So, Junaid said what is it? He says let us element I had never
asked anybody have anything well that could mean I didn't say don't
take anything from anyone. Well they could mark a che on top the
men who are hada Okay, well I can mark a shaitan talk to him in what
level Yeah, Comerica che and
don't don't have anything that you could give away. In other words,
don't take from people and don't possess Don't be a possessor
because then you'd be wrong for not sharing. Right. So in other
words, this complete level of zoot
we'll call Junaid the call to Allah Surya Sokrati whoa yep key.
I entered upon Sati Sati while he's crying for call to Allah Who
will make I said what makes it great for Karla Jaya and he'll
bury her a Sybian my children came yesterday and they say anybody
heard he he Leila her or her they'll COEs Wailuku Han Ohana
toma in novella Bethany I have an empty for it Jerry at SNL
Culpepper desolate Minnesota if a culturally man anti fur currently
men lie a shovel metal mobile rod Phil key ZAN. My kids came and
said it's a hot night let's put out water to cool down. So you
could put water in clay in a certain way where the wind comes.
And the clay is porous. And that's it's a method of cooling water.
You ever heard of this? Okay, so you can actually get clay that's
made that's porous. You put regular water in it on a hot day,
but you put that clay in an area that receives wind and the breeze
will actually cool down the water. By evening time. Like late in the
evening. That's it's cold water. Right?
He then fell asleep. He saw a beautiful woman. Okay. And he said
and for whom are you like a gift on the day of judgment for whom?
Who gets to have your company? She said the ascetic that does not
drink cool water on a hot day. Okay, so I took the I took the the
I woke up and he immediately spilt the water to make sure I don't get
tempted from this. That is kid said Father, we wanted to drink
from that.
Carlos Junaid for a tool. Because of lameer fow, who had the IFA
late to rob
Wirkkala stay and muda B Bella generated by debt. He says I wish
I could die in a country besides about a debt. He was so why he
said I fear layer Cabella need carbery For of Tada, I fear that
my grave will not even accept me. In other words, like there will be
snakes in the grave or something like that. And then I would be
embarrassed in front of all of the people of ducted. So that is from
a reseller Crusader. Let's just read a little Nevada, a little
portion from the end of has yet to be Juliana Johanna towhead and
with some twofer tell moody Allah Joe Harrison towhead
Yes.
Go back to the previous playmate on how it gets you see, like the
linkage between teacher and student. And you know, like, it
goes from all the way from Satana
jofra sodic Dometic Yeah, like some generic then you give me
those the letters that the Chinese you hear good things here the
quality's everything, like, you know, they mean that a mother
found that these are kind of, I mean, what they preach obviously
has like, some sort of theme around it. Well, when it comes to
the, I guess, Meridian and how that kind of transmits is it I
know there's people that are false claims and so yes, yeah, but how
these days how do we kind of you know, know what is
let me read it properly is kind of let me answer that when I come
back. I'm gonna take a quick breather right. Could you read
something for us
from from that book or wherever you want just hold the stream for
a second like come back?
Yeah, put the camera on right.
Just come to this microphone.
This is
besides
Musashi been
English from Imams at Chequers.
Translation of it's
so
it says seek the guidance of Allah in every situation. The Muslim is
conditioned to seek Allah's guidance in all of his or her
affairs, who recited the opening chapter of the Quran and Fatiha
repeatedly. One of the prayers that we make when we recite the
Fatiha is an innocent Alton was the queen.
We have also been taught by our beloved prophet Sallallahu
wasallam the prayer of guidance, a slaughter istikhara that prayer is
recommended whenever we need Allah
guidance in a significant matter. We will also mention the Hadith of
the prayer of guidance in full for the benefit of those unfamiliar
with it is related by jabber ibn Abdullah that the Prophet
sallallahu Sallam used to teach us the prayer of guidance and all of
our affairs as he would teach us as a chapter of the Quran, saying
when a matter of x is one of you, let him pray to the cause of non
obligatory prayer and then say, Oh Allah, I am seeking your guidance
through your knowledge and seeking conformity with your decree
through your power. And I am asking you have your immense
grace. Surely you are all powerful while I lacked power, you were all
knowing while I lacked knowledge, and you are all you're the Knower
of the unseen Oh ALLAH if you know that this matter is best for me
and my religion, my worldly affair and the afterlife, then decree it
for me, facilitated for me, and then bless me. And however, if you
know that this matter is worse for me and my religion, my word, my
worldly life and my afterlife, then ward it off for me and Ward
me off from it and make good for me whatever the case may be, and
make me pleased with it. At this point, one should mention his
need.
If we learn this prayer and develop the habit of saying it
before we make major decisions, we will find an increased portion of
blessings and ease in our lives.
I've heard before that
some show you praise to God every day even generally, just for
general matters. So that's good. I can say that I'm gonna match
All right, next next chapter. Stop trying to reject what God will
Allah has facilitated for you. As Muslims, we are taught that proper
etiquette is one of the foundations of our affair. We have
touched on his point earlier in the book, one of the most serious
breaches of the etiquette we could display in our relationship with
Allah is rejecting what he has facilitated for us. Two of the
most dangerous implications of this breach are mentioned by even
Adi Allah Scandi in his famous HECM he says,
Concerning your desire to be divested from the world despite
the fact that Allah has facilitated worldly means for you.
Beware that leaving those worldly means may be the expression of a
hidden lust concerning your desire for the world means despite the
fact that Allah has divested you from the world. Beware that
leaving that state of divestment may involve a descent from lofty
spiritual aspirations, we should be constantly trying to this is
the author now we should be constantly trying to ascertain
just what direction Allah is moving us in and then attempt to
take advantage of divine facilitation by moving in that
direction.
Our failure to do so will only open up before us compound levels
of difficulties. This is what Imam Shafi meant when he said time is
like a sword if you did not cut it, it will cut you he was not
talking about wasting time he was talking about understanding the
ruling of Allah and His wisdom as it relates to the time you find
yourself in if you go against that ruling you will do great harm to
yourself
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Yeah, we will have four methods in the room
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Shafi hybrid trans.
Ryan is trans by the way he's literally transitioning.
Hannah fight. Mashallah.
Yeah.
Now, sorry, you were saying how do these is this mic on by the way?
Okay, speak. Like what is the linkage of you know, I guess it is
seems like a common theme. Or these aim at the soul if they
bring you know, you know, they say anything, you know, we say weight
on the scale of the Quran is one Yeah, that's true, and how there's
similarities between them and their forefathers in Grenada Sadek
likes Jaffa Sladek and whatnot. But how
and like, what is the solution to kind of end it for all? Because
you see the ones that deviate. And like you said earlier, the higher
Spirituality rank comes like the lakhs they become an Shediac? And
what do you mean? What's the solution? Like? I know there will
always be like some.
There's always going to be people who, every every
you know, what could go wrong will go wrong type of thing. Yeah,
every
thing that is possible deviation will exist, in my opinion, right?
That's human nature. But all we can do is emphasize our data and
folk has to come first. Right? Arpita to me is the most important
well, that to me, it is the most important subject, right? athlete
is the most important subject
Shadowfall LBV, sort of in modern look, this guy
set up for the NBA sort of in value, what is the most noble
subject, it's the noble subject matter. Right, and when the matter
is Allah and His messenger and belief, right and Amen, that's far
more noble than actions of the body, which have an end actions of
the heart believes to never have an ENT. So there will be a time
where there is no more Salonika and Hutchinson and that the sins
that you do with your limbs. They're described as having
limits. You can't sit in the grave, but you take your belief
and your intellect with you. Okay, so that's your eternal position on
a matter is your OPT EAD your belief. So that's the first thing
that comes. And then after that comes fifth because you can't have
Tuckwell if you don't know what's haram. And what's obligatory
telkwa is literally knowing the obligatory and in the permitted
and the prohibited because telkwa is going against yourself.
Okay? It's it Taqwa is when I don't want to get up professor and
I get up prefetch I want to eat something, I realize it's haram.
That's Taqwa.
So you can't have Taco without fic.
And if you have the right Arpita, and you have chocolate upon the
practice of FIP, you're pretty much halfway through to serve as
is, you understand Allah properly.
You have discipline yourself, you fought your neffs, regarding
obligations and prohibitions, in all matters, and then also what
you're part of his interactions with people, right? You fought
your knifes on all these things. Now you get to fighting hassad
inside yourself and V and hatred and hit codes and Shaohua and all
that stuff, you fight that that's where the dissolve comes in. So I
think that's the solution. I don't think we'll ever have a final code
on first, every generation thinks that we got to solve this problem,
you're never going to solve it. If we are now in this century, having
the same
distribution of like deviation and accuracy
as it was five centuries ago, and the time of, you know, greats like
Amazon took an earlier than five centuries ago, then you realize
it's a human condition, humans themselves will be all law, and no
spirituality because that's their temperament. And they'll take
people with them. All spirituality, no law, that's
temperament has to take people with them. And then
it's knowledge that balances us, probably in all this room if we
didn't have any knowledge and we didn't have to,
we could probably tell which one of us would be very harsh on the
law,
or argumentative and nakida or all up in the clouds with yourself.
Not mean 2.2 you
just happen to be there. Right?
So it's temperaments but the messengers Allah wudhu seven comes
with a guidance that that brings us temperaments to to the middle
brings his temperament to adjust it to guidance so I may want my
temperament is to do want something but I can't have that
it's not right it's not good for me. So you have to go to the
middle
yeah
obligatory I've ever read like the higher duck one becomes does that
mean that you should always does that mean that you should always
experience sweetness in everything you do? Like Salah are there
always be times where you will still find it as a task? No, there
is always times when you when you have oh god you do them regardless
whether you like it or not, right? That's the benefit of it. So
sometimes when you're tired and exhausted and your mind is busy
with other things, your work fine. You're not going to find that
sweets, but if you're on the right Arpita right FIP and right vicar
you will eventually and eventually it will be more often than not. So
did even the only I find it tiring at times or no. Allow them to be
honest with you. I'm sure that every at some point in time, they
had to do Mujahid
for sure that at some point in time, they had to do Mujahid that
they're physically exhausted mentally
Their mind is busy with things. So when they did preoccupied,
mentally preoccupied, I'm sure that happens to all of us. And the
time of a bad is something that they're doing to keep up the ODOT
because Melissa would they still have a word which means if you
don't have a regular routine a bad was it? Oh, you're
saying saying about the Minister of government, they said low wages
for workers, meaning what it's for the safe fillet for Neff meaning
that if you if you want a constant signs of without Allah upon you,
that means Allah is protecting you protects your kids, and you
constantly are seeing grid that Allah upon you, that will only
happen if you're constantly in a bet doing no effort. So the system
that was from the time of the Sahaba is a system of Allah, which
means every morning I have something to do every evening I
have something to do whatever that is Quran of God and have gotten a
bowie or whatever one it is. Okay. See, but mainly of God.
I was reading like the story of Robbie allostery, right, like one
of the earlier and like, it was said that she would do 1000
prostrations every single day. And I was just thinking in my head
didn't like there's no way a person Allah Almighty, but there's
no way a person could have just done that merely as a test but she
definitely must have had some sort of like sweetness feeling from
doing that every single well. Yeah, there's no doubt about that.
It reaches a point that you override, like the, the what
you're receiving of Sakina from the bed overrides everything else
and that's what keeps them going.
So
now let's read a little bit of Nevah from hashey. It's Al Imam
will be Judy. Phil Atlas Line 861 He says a filosofi be taking the
attribute of its loss. What is the definition of a class? Casa de la
he belabor the word that you seek Allah alone in your acts of
worship. That's a class
got whoa a sub baboon lil Colossians actually yarmulke Yama
and it is also it is not just removing the impurities from the
from the intent. It's also removing you it is a class is the
salvation from the calamities of the Day of Judgment. Wahoo
elegible Nene Yun it is an individual obligation I like
Cooley mocha Leffen upon every McCullough feeds me at piety in
all religious actions. Allah says in the Quran when Oamaru elderly
would Allah meclizine Allahu Deen so that will be in call us Allah
Allah Allah He was salam in Allah Allah Caballo Minella Amelie Allah
does not accept from action it Allah McKenna Collison will not be
Togi Wijmo except that which is sincere, pure, seeking His
countenance okay. So seeking Allah subhanaw taala means seeking the
reward from Allah. This is something very important to
mention that if I'm worshiping Allah because I'm afraid of a bad
thing happening to me and I ask a lot to save me is that for the
sake of Allah yes it is. It means seeking the reward only from
Allah.
Not reward from somebody else. Wolfie Hadith he Anna Syndra do
loads Allah and Allah rasool Allah He sallallahu alayhi wa salam
Manford raka dunya al Eclass Lillahi wa, whoever leaves this
world upon with a gloss to a for Allah alone. la sharika no partner
Tim, a calm is where you come slotty And he establishes His
Spirit and He gave his liquor. We eat zakat. Farakka was Allahu Anhu
rod, he leaves this dunya and Allah is pleased with it. Well,
I'm thrilled Ben from though Ben God sent me out to Rasulullah
sallallahu he was telling me I heard the messenger of allah
sallallahu sallam said Ooba little meclizine
Bless it or good glad tidings to the macula scene. Willa Erica
Masabi hola Huda. 10 jelly and whom Kula fit 10 jelly and whom
Kulu fits net in Bulma Okay, bless it are the pie are the sincere
those with pure IQ loss pure intentions. They are the lamps of
guidance every fitna goes away with them. Then Jedi on whom cool
effect that they every fitna goes away with them
and that is Hadith aka Raja who Abu no I'm Phil Hillier.
A little earlier
Man, you ain't no other class what helps you gain a class women may
you know Allah philosophy is the bar is to borrow an MSc Wallah law
shaped beard. What is the best thing to help you with the class
is to realize that everyone was nothing besides Allah has any
power
Nobody has power to do anything. When Akula che in BIA de la
heatall Everything is in the hands of Allah. While saw the Kofi a
classy he lie you lie Nursey Allah Hosni Amelie
the one who is true in his loss. He doesn't want people to know his
good states and his good deeds. Were Leia crow on your part. And
so Allah say, Amelie, and if people see his bad side and his
bad deeds, it doesn't bother him either. He's not interested in the
opinion of people in the good nor the bad weather you barely be
Guruji Kadri him in colluvial Hulk, he has no problem that
people just don't like him anymore, that his status in the
hearts of people goes away.
That's in general, but he should care. The exception to that is you
should care if your status goes out of the heart of the ultimate
and the pious. If the if the scholars and the pious in general
have something against you, that's a problem. You have an issue
there. Okay. Because they only judge by Sharia, and and they and
the sense of Occulus
worry about the home filmen me bad Mote one of the righteous was seen
in a dream after his death. Yakubu al Jana to Aldo hull Iman was
shadow Armel with a middle class. Paradise. Its floor is Amen. It's
trees. Trucks are good deeds, and it's fruits. It's trees are good
deeds and its fruits are effortless. Okay.
All right. So that is the short section on IQ loss from Johanna to
toe. He'd Let us now turn to the q&a
on this, and let's see what we have today. We covered a number of
segments we covered Afghanistan. We covered the nature of news and
politics in the first place. We covered
resettled cush ADEA we covered treatise or the secrets of
guidance and we covered a section of a class from Joe Hoda to dough
heat and now let's go to the q&a
HK Allah Allah I don't know what your what that means. Allow them I
can't say anything for about a minute AJ Are we allowed to go
with our hands first into such that yes, you are you either way.
But the Sunnah is hands first, but the greater Sona on that is not
slamming yourself. So what is the meaning of do not go down like a
camel? It means do not slam yourself down on the grounds MJ
steals or Ibrahim okay let's take NJCL stress. Do you know who Naja
Medina? Cobra was And can you talk about him a little? Okay. We will
try to get to him. Yes. What is the benefit of having a secret
with a lot of practical tips on doing it having a secret with
Allah is having a private deed that you alone that you do alone
and that Allah is
the only one who knows about it.
Okay, Ibrahim Khan says what would the messenger Salah what is what
would do when someone attacked him? Did he defend himself
physically speaking? It was different states. You remember the
prophets I send them was at a time when he had no authority and there
was a time he did have authority. When he did have authority, he
eliminated people who are misguiding people on the deen by
lampooning him, therefore making the Bedouin Arabs and the non
believers
short sort of go astray, in a sense, right. So he eliminated
that as a sense of eliminating,
like false dough. Right. So he eliminated cabinet cabinet OSHA
for that reason.
He eliminated him.
In Mecca, he did nothing. Right. And sometimes he responded one
time they lampooned him so badly. He said,
war is upon you. Okay, or it? No, no, he said, I bring you
slaughter. So one time he responded other times, he would
not respond. Other times you respond with a verse of Quran so
when you see the messengers of Allah when he was sent him you
will find that there is not one bill that fits all in the in the
behavior of the Prophet you'll see many different in the Sunnah of
the messenger, you'll see many many different things. Okay.
Yeah, that's why we have my dad and that's why you have to look at
circumstances the prophet is not one flat Sana there's a there are
circumstances that he interacted with. There are times when he had
control and didn't have control he had power didn't have power.
The Safa says what is the meaning of the eye of men I mean, outside
of him in Decker in Atlanta home moment of I don't know, hey, I
know how Atlanta you but
first of all, this idea refers to
the dunya whoever
believes and does good deeds, in other words follows this religion
with its loss you will live well. Even if you're living in the
poorest economy, you'll be happy and you'll live well. As for
there's another thing is that there was one time a Sahaba from
Medina. She said O Messenger of Allah, the Quran is consistently
speaking to the men. So what about us women? Well, first of all,
that's not necessarily correct, because the male plural includes
females. So that's the first thing second thing, Quran came down SUTA
till ZURB and then this verses like this, explicitly mentioning,
verily, the believing men are believing women, right? The pious
men and pious woman and so on. So explicitly mentioning this is one
of them two men I meet a Saudi and whoever does good male or female.
Okay. While he's a believer, meaning his act he does right
first, if you look at it FSU for this, his idea is correct. First
Whoa, moment, I II Men who saw here.
I have a brother who told me
the only way I could believe in God is is through perennialism.
Wait a second. Well, it can't be a brother anymore. But it believes
did not go astray on disbelief and Allah He went astray on Naboo
Naboo is part of the tests. Right? You have to submit to the last
prophet that Allah is giving a sending to people.
What's the best way to maintain sincerity when people are praising
you?
It's always thinking like, what are they praising you for? What
did you actually do? Okay, that's one thing. Like, what did what did
you actually do? And secondly,
if you have this is where the secret was a lot of meaning that
secret action that you do, that will make you more you'll be you
won't care anymore. What happens out here in the world if that
secret action that you do is greater? Right? is greater? Does
reciting La la la la county so far.
I guess with the intention if you're intending to remember Allah
with the intent of purifying your sins and seeking forgiveness, yes.
But you can say La ilaha illa Anta Subhanak in the content of Valley
mean, and you've combined between so hate and to speak, and so far,
that's the door of Sydney. And it's it combines all of them. It
combines so hate and to severe, and it's still far. Okay. All
right. What else do we have here? May we know what method Ryan is
transitioning to? He didn't permit me to say publicly, but he is
going to study with show FL. Fozia? Is it better to leave the
argument? It's better to leave the argument. But what if someone is
persistent with their false knowledge of Islam? When we
correct them? And it turns into an argument, what should we do? One
time, two times maximum three times and then leave off the
argumentation? There is no point after that. What is the position
of scholars on buying and receiving birthday presents?
The position is that neither is it haram nor is it recommended.
And at the same time, I believe that we should not promote to
color in the community. That means if we all in the community start
all having birthday parties, and we invite like 20 people to the
party. Well, kids are being born every month. Now I'm gonna go
spend $50 For this kid and $50 for that kid and $100 for this kid and
$70 for that kid, you start really to have a tickle off on the
committee. It's like forced, you're embarrassing people or
you're doing it's how much embarrassing you in not doing and
then taken up schedules. And now this birthday party has to be as
good as that birthday party. I have a problem with this right?
And my Oh, my son saw his best friend had that birthday party. So
we have to not do that. Well, what if that family had one kid. So it
means a lot more to have that one birthday for that one kid that
they waited 30 years to have. But your poor family got five kids
might go to five birthday parties, right? Five mega and then I'm
going to invite everyone five times. It's a couple of that
element to me is a Bidda Mokulua. It's to Koloff it's a burden. And
that's when so what is birthday party to me? For little kids?
Yeah, I don't mind having it for little kids because the whole
society is having it and it's not a problem for little kids. But who
is coming to three people. The neighbors. That's it. The
neighbors, your brother, your sister will get you a cake. Get
you a couple of gifts. US only the neighbors may be right. But not
the whole community. Right to firstly, you're not that special.
They don't think you're that special. They're here for the
cake. Right? They're here for the party. So yes, you're special to
us. And we will you No, that's fine up to an age at the same
time. Right 1011 maximum. I don't know if I think they might have
kids grow out of it in our communities grow out of it.
Right after a certain period of time, and that's how it should be.
Right?
Oh, don't get me started on the weddings. Don't get me started on
the weddings. What was the Oh my bestie I saw you highlighting some
for me to it.
Oh my What? Got yourself married folks.
Are you married? No.
When's the next mode?
I'm gonna have been two says what are the insights and lessons we
can learn from students use of
okay. The number one insight on students use of is his handling of
ups and downs. He never had a great up except it was preceded by
a severe down and his heart was solid. Okay. His story is all
extremes. Extreme thrown in the well at the age of six
Subhan Allah taken if you if they left him in the woods, that will
be scary. Right now they put him in the well, when they put him in
the world, believe it or not what they really didn't realize that
they protected him. If they left him in the forest, he could be in
wolves, raccoons, whatever they had in those days in in Palestine,
and Shem. And
bugs and all that. He puts them in the well though the foxes aren't
going down there. The wolves aren't going down there. Right. So
they actually it was a protection for it. They didn't even realize
it. They thought they just leave them there. And then where does he
go to a far greater civilization and home greater in the dunya we
sense than where he was? Then he lives 10 years there, then what
happens? He has the fitna with Zuleika, as she's called.
And then she that ends he ends up in jail for 10 years well after
jail for 10 years whereas he Minister
constant extremes but his heart was like this. Good good and bad
are both from Allah. Sophia says can you explain what I mean? And
see me Yeah, Buddha Allah Allah has
this is an extremely important area, which states that from there
are some people who worship Allah subhanaw taala upon a hadith which
means number one, it means that a man is actually on a ledge. The
moment something bad happens there's
the other meaning is built have meaning this is literalist, just
on the outward of things. Good. All they focuses on the hit. Okay,
so there's two different blameworthy meanings on that.
Can you get Abdul Hakim Murad are nothing but facts of course we
can. jolla
where's the kangaroo skin? Our guest today is appeal
he can't sleep on a silk pillow cover. If you know about our
backstory yeah
that's a hair he's trying to protect Masha Allah may Allah
preserve it and the camera chief then that camera goes slow
he's the guy who should be worrying about you know so
pillowcases
here he is was silk pillowcase Look at that. Those Indian curls
okay
so he's got the sitting on the guest of honor today sitting on
the kangaroo skin
Brian said time is like a sword can you please explain that? Yes,
time is like a sword means that a sword it you either use it to cut
or it cuts you. So that's why it's dangerous to have around the house
right? knives for example, someone could cut themselves in the bat in
a bad way. So
or you can use it for protection. So time you either waste it or you
benefit from it.
And was what big athlete? Can you see converting to Islam?
Well, no, I don't see LeBron James. I mean, Allah has control
over the hearts but uh, but I don't see that at all. He's He's
the most woke of all people. He just defended Jon Stewart
defending drag queens to kids. Because Jon Stewart did a
ridiculous contrast. He brought a guy who was against drag queens.
And then he said, what's the greatest cause of death among
kids? Right? And he said, gun violence. All right. That was John
Stewart. The answer was John gun violence. And he's like so you're
not against guns but you're against drag queens that kills
nobody. What a like, absurd comparison. That because things
We're not for or against things just because they kill you. We're
for or against things because they're other reasons they're
wrong. Right? And secondly, drag queens bring no value to society.
Whereas guns do, right. I mean, people protect themselves with
guns all the time. Okay.
So protection. Yeah. No, what does he What is he teaching?
analyzes videos yeah.
Yeah, I mean, it happens all the time.
Is it permissible says Hamza to do that could while other activities
yes it is but not the listening to Quran. Quran cannot listen to the
Quran. If you can't focus on it. If you can focus on it such as
driving or doing some other mundane tasks, then you can listen
to it is an interfaith dialogue synonymous to perennialism? Not
necessarily because I think interfaith dialogue does watered
down Dawa. If we're like, oh, okay, well, what do you believe?
Well, what I believe it does not perennialism you're not
necessarily believing what they believe. But
you're giving a platform to something you know, you don't
believe no one else in the message should believe this. I don't care
what the Voodoo Ah, how Jews fast. I don't believe in the roots. I
don't care how Christians fast I don't believe in the roots. So for
everyone walking away from this, wow, we're so similar. That's
absurd. And they were so we're so not similar when it comes to the
more important things. So to me, that's a waste of time, the
interfaith dialogue that's valuable, is just dialogue on
anything other than theology between neighboring mosques and
churches. Right, that's fine. For me. That's just inviting the rabbi
for lunch, inviting that, that's fine. Having decent relations is
acceptable in the Sharia, having good relationship with their
neighbors, is a necessity, and it's acceptable in the studio. So
that's a difference between interfaith dialogue I'm currently
with perennialism is literally the disbelief that following Islam as
a necessity for salvation.
You would say you're putting a sign on an equal footing with
Judaism. And theologically, you would not want your brand attached
to these other religions, that these other religions are the
reasons you have atheists. Right? Because when you look into the
details of those religions, you will lose your faith, whether
Christianity and logic, Christian, the Trinity in logic, Christianity
and science, Judaism and its law, and it's what they said about God
as well. You leave this religion, right?
I was with a guy the other day, I can't remember where it was, Oh, I
was in a meeting. And another Imam friend of mine. He went, he did a
study on the synagogue and how they govern themselves. It's like
one of the most successful orthodox synagogues in America.
It's in Boston. So he goes to the to the main guy who's behind. And
he said, Hey, can I have a meeting with you? And the guy says, yeah.
Now you might be surprised, because the Orthodox they never
meet with other people of other religions. So he's surprised that
he got an acceptance he gives the guy's house, there's no religion
in the house. The guy admits he's like He says, I'm a reformed Jew,
right? But my philosophy is I support Jewry, in general,
everywhere. He's a he's a big shot lawyer. And he's the one who
drafted their governance, how this orthodox temple governs itself. He
drafted it, and he's the biggest donor. Right? And he says, I sit
in the pew and I laugh with the guy saying like, in himself, isn't
believe any of it, because all I care about is jewelry in general,
like jewelry, jewelry. Jewelry means the state of affairs of
Jews.
No, no, no, no.
Not a je w ry. Jewry. Yeah, the Jewish, the Jewish affairs in
general. He said that's all I care about. But I'd sit there in the
theology I said what professional personal believe this right?
Well, that's New York. New York, huh? Oh, yeah. No, totally.
Totally Orthodox Jews. They they you want you want diamonds in New
York. You're gonna find not Orthodox, only Hasidic Jew.
Hasidic is a branch of of Orthodox.
What's that?
Oh, yeah.
I came up to Jewish Yeah.
You could pass for that. You could pass for that. If you had a
different name like your name was Adam. Yeah, or heroin or
something?
Like try to blend in cycle like record and like, expose? Oh, yeah.
Actually, you gotta look Jewish. People tell me that. People tell
me that.
Dr. Chevy, by the way, and mastery is My name is not necessarily
people will know
It's like a neutral name, right? But Aren't I too dark? I think I'm
too dark to be to pass as Jewish. Right? Unless I'm Sephardic Jew,
right? But it's different glasses different look, right? Glasses and
knows a little bit. Yeah, maybe
there's a second time in like two weeks someone told me that. Okay,
so I'll go into real estate.
I always wanted to go into real estate.
What are some ways to know your prayers and good deeds are being
accepted? One way is to know that they increase you in Tuckahoe they
increase you in staying away from sins. That's one sign of
acceptance. Okay, they increase you in
avoidance of sins. And another way sign is you're rushing to them and
enjoying them.
Please tell us something about salah on the messenger sallallahu
alayhi wa salam because it's Friday night. Look,
I wanted to share this but it was all in Arabic. There was a man who
is extremely depressed and has so many problems. He's from East
Africa. He's an Arab from East Africa. They're you know, they're
mixed. Arabs in East Africans have a lot of mix. And he joined a
WhatsApp group that one of the Habib's one of the Habib scholars,
he had set up this group just for the sake of Salah on the prophesy
son.
And they just encourage people, right. And he did it for a while
and then his he was so poor, the net got cut internet got cut in
his country had no more access to it to the WhatsApp group. So one
day he hit rock bottom, and it was a Friday. And he said to himself
on this day, I'm gonna lock myself he's so down and out. I'm gonna
lock myself up from Friday morning. We're just going to go
for Joma come back. I'm just going to just sit on the profit to hope
to get relief from my affairs. So he said he started after fetch
fell asleep a little bit woke up got some food and coffee did more.
By Joomla he had already done 5000 went to Jo ma going to Joomla in
the in the Arab world and Islamic world is usually short in that you
don't drive and we just go downstairs. He literally just went
downstairs walked two blocks one block, attend Gemma come back
by us that he had reached 10,000
Right before Maghrib he fell asleep.
Got a slight I started right up a little bit after us he fell
asleep.
His wife came in and she said and she exclaimed what is the smell of
misc in the room. The smell of food and Miskin. These beautiful
smells are in the room. And she she said did you buy anything and
he's like no and and buy anything. This is the must be from normal.
This is a normal man is a regular guy.
And so he said he had reached 10,000. He said Let he finished by
Aisha had 15,000. He said by the next morning he was a different
human being completely. Nothing changed. But his state was so
different. It gave him the energy in the hope and the ability to
think to start changing his affairs.
And he started his he started to change his affairs and this affair
started to change. And he said, I felt like I want to do more good.
He didn't say which Salawat Susun any salon the Prophet so I said
you want to do more. He said he finished that week before the next
Friday. He said he tapped off 100,000 slots on the prophesies.
He said from that point on. That was the day that Friday was the
day everything changed for him.
And he said he even went time started at getting tofield to go
to ombre. And he was in the road. And that night sorry when he took
that nap that night that day. On Friday when he fell asleep after
awesome. He saw the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa salam
pointing to him like this, everything's gonna be fine. I'm
sure everything's gonna be fine. And then he began. All he would
think about is what is his next vision of the Prophet? What is the
Prophet going to guide him to next and the Prophet would come to him
every once in a while. And then finally he would be in a state
where it's just every few days, two weeks maximum three weeks most
right? You'd always see them as just somebody said no. And then
one time he was in the Roda
and he fell asleep. So clearly this was way before you know the
click the pandemic time where things were closed down. And he
said that he fell asleep in the road and there he saw the prophets
I sent him approach him covered in white, just an all white and
streamlines happy with him smiling Tim, and giving him Beshara that
Allah has forgiven your sins. Right? We believe that if you do a
sincere ombre in the first place, you can be forgiven your sins. And
some of the automat said even all your sentence, because we know
that all sins can be forgiven all times. How does the guarantee
sincere hedge upon the right or gun and for it? You should believe
that all your past sins were forgiven it
Accept debts that you owe to others. That part of the sin, the
disobedience is forgiven. But that part of the sin is, of course not
forgiven, you have to give it the hope will do its people, the
rights to its people, even but even an ombre sins can be forgiven
anytime. So he then
he woke up, he said, That's the happiest I've ever been in my
life. And now his life is completely transformed.
And it's good, everything's good, his finances are good, his life is
good, His home is good. And all he thinks about is when is the next
time he can see the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and
he reached a point now that allowed him he can probably lead
other people to this by encouragement, just onslaught on
the messenger. That's how powerful it is. We can ever let go of and
let this part of our deen fade away other parts of the deen they
fade away so person may, for example, leave off fasting. No
effort, I mean, soon.
It's not the end of the world, right? As even Quran says I am in
module that it's only a few days, you may leave off other things
like studying at some point, right? At some point, people just
don't study fit for a long time. But this it's your lifeline. And
that Sahaba How did they live? The Sahaba lived that anytime that
they felt bad, they felt down about themselves, they go visit
the Prophet, they didn't do so on the prophet the way we do. Right?
Until later on the Prophet taught them to do so. Okay.
But what was there? Why didn't they they need that they would go
see the Prophet themselves. They had the Prophet right there. So
they would go to the prophets Allah is sit for for a period of
time in his messiness, leave feeling brand new, and the Prophet
would see the state change, then wonder, or where we I should say
about the future of his Oma.
And the future of his OMA would not have him, obviously. So how
would they get that same result? That's when setting the Djibouti
had came, will it not calm you or or satisfy you that Allah has will
bestow his mercy upon those who say Salah and Saddam upon him so
that's what we have, in lieu of not having the prophesy son. This
is a harvest started having the Prophet and doing Silla upon him.
So that it became a sunnah that passes from the Sahaba down to us
and we have a Salam upon him and that's it.
Okay, so there
are there people today like in this era who like have seen the
prophesy some slick face as clear as day like do you know like,
teachers, I've heard things like this Yeah. Like I don't like it's
very common for many you know, like to see like all I saw a
person in white and there was the messenger sighs but then like, you
know, seeing as like full face like, exactly describes, like, if
you watch if you watch the clips coming out of Shem, Syria,
something else, something else, the ultimate Sham, when they speak
about the stories of
the people who were in Salah on the prophet as they take that as a
Deb, a debt is like a habit. See, everyone, everyone makes a lot on
the prophets I send him when he's mentioned. So it's not everyone
who focuses upon it as a very important part of their Nefta
their extra bed. So when you do find those, you find very similar
stories repeated on the the relief, the visions, and all that
the life transformation that happens when they pick it up. And
it was from Abdullah bin Massoud who used to establish this and
said that
do not let Friday go by without saying 1000 satellites on the
messenger satellites. And that became that they just do 1000
Every day. And that became like the standard. You are.
You are on this track if you do 1000 a day. So you make the
prophesy some your priority. Yes. If the Prophet was living, he'd be
our priority. Right? You'd have to see him at least once a day. If
you're living in Medina and the prophets right there. Okay, how
could you not
that a friend, one of the brothers on our middle this
there was this like sort of trend where it was on Dubois it was like
tag five people in recite under 50 silhouette, just want to tag like
five other people, the trend sort of thing. And you just have like
150 to 200 silhouettes. And he had a like, oh, heavy comment.
Don't go in excess and praising the Popeye. So let's sit down. And
I mean, we don't need this. This is you know, not from the actions
of this one.
That's how you ban somebody provision.
A provision against ideology.
ideology, yeah. But
because of the prophesize center is not the setup of your entering
gender for eternity. The prophets isin. He is the means that Allah
chose for you. Correct. So you have to think that means How could
you think in eternal gifts with a temporary thanks to
to owe him a gratitude for eternity. So what amount of
Salawat you do here while you're alive is going to be temporary. So
look at
look at what you got started. Now everyone's saying what kind of
Juha would look like. Smile if you Ethiopian Yemeni. Unbelievable. He
started this senesce on
Yeah, he rides on my son, Yemeni maybe Yemeni I can get
one of these commenters.
Now let's look at this. Do your lips have to move? Yes. Your lips
will move at least can women use silk? Yes, they can use silk Yes.
I heard this seems like a dumb question but I have to I have to
get it out the topsoil ever do silhouettes upon himself.
Allah Adam inshallah I believe that yes. Yes. Well for sure in
Salah for sure. His our Salah is as his salah.
Yeah. And what
Salah while he was a Muslim and he is from the Lilina. Eminem, right?
Here's another one. What regarding women using silk, you just have to
be careful. If it's something that your your husband may use to then
he can't sit on it. For example, a silk bedsheet I don't know if such
a thing exists as silk pillowcase whatever. Your husband cannot use
that. We can't use that.
How do you recommend seeking Islamic knowledge while studying
or working during the week, make a fixed schedule, have a set
curriculum one course finish it even if it's one dose a week,
whether it's an online or on site does but have that curriculum and
the one systematic that's why ArcView exists for those types of
people. That one does a week. You miss it. You got the recording,
but we have to do one does a week some people just go solely on the
recording. Mina Ajay says what is the best way to soften the heart
that has become hard and that is contemplation of the Quran? The
rule where the deen sadaqa
Okay, visit the poor read about death. Read the stories of the
Sahaba all this can soften the heart go to the masajid a lot
okay
I left two major sins over a year multiple times I'll make a dream
where I reject the first sin but fall back on the later
you don't worry about that. Just keep making Toba. We all have to
make Toba. Okay, that's it.
And the best way of talking about Toba is is remember the reward
remember the reward of Allah subhanaw taala that has for the
well being
read me the Instagram
as you know Yeah, read it from there. Okay.
Can you can you blow up the screen
there's one about layered my scroll.
Is will do incomplete if your edges are layered because hair gel
is used
in the chef a school, if you just get three hairs, your will do is
valid.
In the medical school, you have to do the whole head. What is it the
Hanafi?
Fourth, yeah, it's a fourth 1/4 of the head. So he does the whole
back of his head so that he doesn't ruin his personal look.
And what have in the medical school does gel count as a manner.
Did you ever talk about that headwinds class?
Is it a hot sorry, a barrier? We have to ask about that
gel as a HUD in the Maliki school
can you visit the graveyard at night?
No, it's not usually the nighttime that you visit because it's dark
but there's nothing stopping you. But usually people don't Well
definitely don't bury at night. They usually burying the dead
because there's no lamps in graveyards
at night yeah.
A special case. I don't know why I don't I didn't read why. What was
the reason for that?
Okay, what else we got here
on YouTube? Read it.
Is it okay to only say silhouette instead of iStockphoto? I don't
think those aspects
you should never leave
Office differ altogether? It's not adequate to do so. With Allah
subhanaw taala. At the very least, I heard that before you begin
whatever they could and I bet you do 100 is too far or some is too
far. Or even one. Do you recommend ambitious people to get married?
Or should they put their plans in motion first, if you have the
ability to give woman her rights, a woman her rights, then marry, if
you don't have the ability, or the willingness to share your time,
then don't marry. But that should not take that shouldn't be for too
long. Once the window starts closing, it's not good for you
mentally, psychologically, you really need the perspective, you
get a wholesome perspective. That's why I'm also so caught by
surprise of people's reactions, like to things because a young
person, their reactions to thing, a thing that's like worth this
much from a married person with kids and real life. To them. This
is it's this, because you spent all day and all night, go from
class to go home, think still thinking about it, wake up next
morning, still thinking about it. But if you go to any one of these
guys, men or women that you see that walking around in the
misogyny, if there's an issue, the moment they get in the car, it's
done. Like it's displaced by an argument in the back, right? Or
someone spilled yogurt, or the real, the mundane business of life
will displace all these things in your life. So it does, it's hard
to get really emotionally involved in any one issue. Okay, this is
also a reason why Allah has made some people not get married,
right, he's guided their life to not get married because some
issues need attention. They need someone to have an inordinate
irrational amount of attention on this issue, and emotional
attachment to this issue to make up for all the rest of normal
people who can't afford it. Right. That's it's important. So there is
a wisdom why some people don't end up getting married is a wisdom why
some people don't end up having kids for biological purposes or
other purposes. So it frees their time to do something that no one
else would have the temperament or the time, or the physical ability
to do it if every one of us lived the same way. So that's why
there's a wisdom in that. So no one, I think there is a norm. But
that norm doesn't mean it's superior to any other way of well,
maybe we can say it's superior as it's the Sunnah. But the
perspective is not necessarily more correct than the perspective
of an imbalanced person.
Because an issue may actually be very important. And no one in the
community is giving it time because they don't have time.
They're innocent, right? But this person living an imbalanced life,
is able to give it
the time that it needs and that makes up for the rest of the
group. And that oftentimes, like I said, the squeaky wheel gets the
oil. We all become like okay, that's his thing. Let's not let's
we he becomes the imam in that issue. Right? He becomes the
leader in that issue
that no one else has time to cover. He fulfills the Fudd cafe
in that respect.
Remember, no we never married never had kids. Well, what do you
do became an imam of Islam. Like in every subject, in every
subject, he's an imam. Maybe the only thing that you don't study
from him and now he's like grammar, and Munchak he's an imam.
Hadith he's an imam FIP he's an imam for Shafi Hadith, we said
Shudehill Hadith and DARIAH and reiwa right he has a shot and he
has his book on the
lumen Hadith, he has alumina Hadith
CLT is to deliver Ravi is a shot on
his book on in rhamnoides book on alumina Hadith, okay.
He of course has sought Hamid Sahih Muslim he has boostin and
atrophying into solf
he has mocassin he has a section into so if he has reorder
soldering, which is book of adept for the limited Muslim in the
general public of Muslims, what doesn't he touch all his data is
in is actually it updated is all over southern Muslim all over it,
every chapter that has anything to do with
a hadith that have Motorshow Behat a hadith or SIFAT One Watershed
yet he is crystal clear on where he stands on it. I even took a
screenshot of one of the ones we recently said
where the Hadith states ALLAH SubhanA which it brings the ABS
near to him and puts down a veil you are in the class you know that
okay
what does the member know he says he draws the obtenir to him and he
says Mr. Kenneth who can have who
for be known with two haha sit through who Allah put comes, draws
the up near to him and puts down
availe
Okay, so like there's no one between them. There's in a closed
room, closed area with ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada. It's a beautiful
meaning, right? You just let it sit, sit in your heart.
But as a theologian, he has to explain it so that nobody gets
some some sickness in his head that the nurses don't make sense.
They contradict one another, he says,
who will sit through who flew?
Alright, that veil is His forgiveness and His sitter. And it
is also the removal of everyone else from your mind. At that
moment, you cannot think of anybody else. Right? And then well
murale do we do know Hoonah the meaning of that Allah draws him
near to him. Caught on what SN? It's his generosity and his
goodness to him. Learn to NUMA Safa not the nearness of a
distance, while low to Allah Munna zone. And Allah is transcended
beyond distances and near misses. All right, so his Akita is
everywhere. If Remember, no we had four or five kids would he be have
the time for all these books? Probably not.
Inevitable Cody. He benefit the whole world, he never had the
burden. And blessing really, it's a blessing notice a burden and at
the same time, take away from your time. Right. So that's why a lot
of things for for people who are sort of busy and veterans in life,
there's a lot of things that they will never cross the radar. They
don't have time for it and they dismiss it. This is something I'll
never be have time for right? People come to me with the
Khilafah
Why don't you I'm gonna be talking about mon worlds. Are you living
in Ghana? Yes. In theory in Islam, we should have like enough that I
can say I'll say that but he's talking about establishing it now.
Where are you living it? Right.
Yeah, it's like the oldest Khilafah movements out there.
Someone is asking about the drawing near to Allah I would say
to start with the OData and misafir. You start with the O rod
and you start listening to lectures on the heart and you see
who you bet most benefit from?
When's the next MOBA event it's not on the site there will be
there's always a MOBA Iftar
okay
they get the first Iftar Yep. They get the first if Dodd when
everyone's still the blood is still fresh in their face and they
haven't fasted for 30 days and look terrible, right? You got to
look good for them what they've taught got to look fresh
never know what's gonna happen
why are some people making Halal cat food?
People say cats are Muslim so we can't feed them for No no no,
that's not true. They can eat anything. The only difference is
to Jada in them with Anna just is rule has rulings upon it. The
trade in them within adjusts. All right, and then the
the defecation and urine of a cat will always be not just whether
they eat what is halal or haram because they're makuuchi the cat
is mcru for us to eat, and the mcru to eat. It's urine and
defecation is not just as for farm animals that are not makuuchi
they're hot. lt they're not Jessa they're sorry, they're both their
urine urine and defecation is always but pure step on it no
problem keep walking, but there's only one exception. The Janella is
the farm animal that regularly eats the Jessa meat Mater
the and you know it and you see it then it's droppings become not
just for us.
You understand that?
Let's say there's a chicken and the feed contains meat in it right
it's droppings coming out just
what's the ruling on the egg
like all the things that happen storage place in the body
yeah.
So that's the issue of what's called that agenda which is the
farm animal the the animal that is halal for us to eat. But it
routinely not once or twice routinely is fed Mehta. Mehta is
anything that's not slaughtered properly.
It's not sinful. It's not sinful to feed, Mehta to animals. So you
get a hamburger someone gives you a ham
burger and it turns out it's not how that or a steak It's not food
feed it to an animal some I remember really one guy getting so
emotional about this he said we have to eat it at least It's haram
to waste food. I mean it's not food it just because you put
spices on it is not food. You grilled it and put spices on is
not food. Right so you feed it to the animals or you throw it away
you have nothing against you if you throw it away. It's made to it
is not food
all right, only a couple more questions before we wrap up. Found
soul I know a lot of Muslims who care more about dying for their
non Muslim country then for the religion. It's heartbreaking. Why
do they see patriotism as more praiseworthy than martyrdom?
That's not correct. I can see that. It's the idea of defending
your land. Personally defending the land that you live it's that's
all fine and good and that would be martyrdom too. But nationalism
should never take priority nationals is one of the first
diseases that spread in the OMA then the British spread this to
divide up the OMA
Lily Poppy says how do you differentiate between a calamity
that result of sins tribulation? Oh, well we've mentioned this many
times. How you react to it. If you react to it by by losing Eman and
going for more into sins, then it's against you. If you react to
it by having just steadfastness then it's purification if you
react to it by drawing near to Allah Tala then it's elevation of
rank.
It says I was interested in knowing regarding some Salawat
we can do apart from Ebrahimian then go to Salawat hub.com or.org
I don't know Salawat hub.org or.com.
can dream interpretation is it a gift from Allah or learned both?
It can be learned but but from a human not from a book
and myself that I answered your other question
go to
go go go and listen to the shields speaking about the matters of the
heartland whoever you find solace with learn from them take them on
as a chef
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In a few weeks ago a week ago actually Dutch might be a bit
interested what's the petro said he's
his hardest thing same delay the highlight some of the What have
you found and and try to disintegrating let me just turn
the screen real quick.
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a book burning.
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about? This is the most popular book in us how to shut IEF for how
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crazy stuff, man. All right, let's stop here.
Best Tips for college students to improve your Eman?
Less time on campus more time in Masjid. Or at home as well. Yeah.
So hip says watch the stream as well.
That's it less time on the phone. Yeah, because then whatever
happened though, for college gets
less time on campus more time in those edges. Right
And with your family at home. Okay, that's really the best
thing. I'm gonna say. That's for you guys, marriage students. Is it
in a marriage Student Association? Do people still connect from it?
I think marriage student says you will be great. Ryan says Now it's
just a mixing student and I'm trying to get married. Yeah. Well,
when was the last year from my university?
Packed event. I didn't go by saw the stream.
Who had a marriage event? No, we had a marriage event.
We're just talking about and I saw the stream talking about it wasn't
like a window or anything. I was talking about marriage. Okay. It
was packed that Rights
Association
organized on Valentine's Days. And they did the marriage talk on
Valentine's Day.
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immediately said some Harco. Okay. Heroku is the third
heart, which is Heart to
Heart.
Heart sounds to me like in its destruction or firing? I mean, it
isn't. It's yeah, it's an it's but it's the third? Yes, it's the five
Tenma Heroku the annual hudec valid Heroku fair. And honey.
Thank you very much. Yes, that's correct. tema Heroku.
I wonder if there's 50 left on that.
I wonder if there's Tenma No, I shouldn't be. She's right. Tenma
Haruko. How their kids are Harco Allah the term, right? Yeah.
So unless you put another file in there, right. Could you say Tenma
Raju Harca kita the man completed the burning of the book. I guess
you could say that. So if you said Tenma. But if you remove that it
has to be 10 Maha Taku heathered kita good. Thank you very much.
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