Shadee Elmasry – NBF 214 Affairs of the Ummah
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today it's affairs of the owner. Okay.
In which we are first going to somewhere we haven't really been
for affairs of the OMA and that is
why Russia
with Vladimir Putin. Okay. What has he done? He has apparently for
whatever reason, who knows what the reason is, maybe you've seen
you know, many reasons behind this. Okay.
He wants to
respect the Quran
and he is going to give a life a prison sentence for anyone who
disrespects the Quran.
I'll take you I guess. Why not?
Trying to think like, you know what's behind this, except that he
has good relations with Russia with Muslims. Now he does.
Although there used to be war but now I know a lot of people hate
the WHO IS THE the Chechen president.
Or Ramzan Kadyrov, right? That's his name.
Ramazan Kadir off a lot of Muslims likes to hold him to be a sellout.
Okay, but he's Poons boy, so
I guess maybe that's the reason Russian President Vladimir Putin
said that anyone found guilty of burning the Quran will have to
serve their sentence in the Federation's prominently. Muslim
regions. Putin was quoted by Russia's tass news agency
yesterday, stating they will serve their sentences.
Okay, as stated by the Minister of Justice in places of deprivation
of liberty located in one of the regions of Russia with
prominently, predominantly Muslim population. His comments were
reported, reportedly made during a meeting with military common
source, okay.
The quote exactly as those guilty of burning the Quran will serve
their sentence in the Muslim region of the Russian Federation.
Jay, his statement comes after Nikita 00 Ravel, a resident of the
Volgograd was detained last month after being suspected of burning a
copy of the Quran in front of a mosque. Okay.
The Act which was recorded prompted outrage, in particular
the Muslim majority republic of churches.
Okay, 1000s protests processed it now some people say hold on a
second, don't Muslims burn the Quran when they want to?
Get rid of it? Or dispose of it? I should say? Yeah, but it's about
the intention. That's what it's about. It's not about just the
act. It's the intention. Okay. So, you know, one thing I don't
do with Putin, I don't take I don't do tech lead of the West and
Just hate Putin for the sake of it.
Right? Because the West was there. Of course, they're gonna highlight
all this stuff that he does killing people, like we're so
innocent. Like, why would I support Putin be against Putin?
And for the West? I'll have to have my own reasons. Yeah, he
he's, he does his stuff, right? He does his stuff. Bad stuff. So CIA
does bad stuff. Like pull CIA is not some innocent organization
either. So but
you can't say anything. So in Russia against the president,
which to me, doesn't really bug me because I'm not political in the
first place.
I'm not political in the first place. I don't have any to say
either way.
But I don't mind to be against Putin.
But I just won't do it out of tuck lead. Right? You're drinking Coke
with ice. I thought you're healthy.
What's wrong with you? Is that all you ate?
But is that all you're gonna eat the whole day? Okay. Because,
because if that's all you eat, then that's fine. Right? Yeah. You
know, okay, you're gonna burn it off anyway. All right. According
to the Moscow Times lawyers and activists have warned
that the decision to transfer Zervos case to church
investigators put him at risk of torture or even death. Russia's
Investigative Committee
have claimed that the accused confessed to having acted in
exchange for $125 which is 10,000 ruble payment from Ukraine's
intelligence agencies. Following the incident Minister of Justice
of Russia, Constantine chenko proposed after the verdict is
passed, the person who committed the crime should be sent to
surface sentence. Lashes public lashes, you burn the Quran
publicly, why should you be punished privately? Publicly same
spot where you did it taken to the public square lashes.
The verdict on jury villas case has not been yet has not yet been
passed. Although the Caucasian not a website cited a lawyer who
explained that according to the law, criminal cases should be
investigated at the place where the crime was committed.
Okay, the man has sent to the region where due to circumstances
of this case and the specifics of the region, there is reasonable
risk of torture, well, then he shouldn't have done it then.
Right.
Okay. Earlier this year, Russia denounced the burning of a copy of
the Quran in the Swedish capital Stockholm by Razvan. Rasm Paladin.
So this is the second time there's the second time that I heard Putin
like having some kind of
I guess you could say sympathetic
right
sympathetic
view towards Muslims
you know
have you noticed this
guy here? Who's given the story right? Like there was one time
where he actually had a thing where he's basically saying that
he hasn't he's wants to honor and respect the religion of Islam.
Let's look let's look this up because it's getting interesting
Putin and Islam
his his
he's anti malware Yeah, he's anti
he's big time anti
Alright, let's look at this
they almost like iced out Russia from the Olympics because of
Rambo.
Because he's against rainbow. Hmm
ICML see all only the English major figure that only the English
are let's read from Newsweek, far from the frontline of the war in
the Ukraine. battle lines of a different kind were drawn when
residents of a Moscow district opposed. Residents of Moscow
opposed the proposal for a big mosque 60,000 worshippers by a
lake. Okay, but the lake is cherished by Russian Orthodox
believers. Okay, so they can make a big Masjid 60,000 That's huge.
Okay.
In February, people in Casino, a tomsky started to voice anger at
this Muslim complex, which would include a Muslim center and
educational facilities. President of the predominantly Muslim
Russian Republic of Chechnya rosin, Ramzan Kadyrov. That's what
I told you, fiercely loyal to Russian President Putin called on
anti mosque demonstrators to show your patriotism by going into the
trenches in Ukraine. Oh, so you love Russia so much. You don't
want the mosque? Why did you go to Ukraine? That's what he said.
Prominent MMA fighters also weighed in on opposing the mosque
while the video message by Chechens from the battlefields
warns they could also wage war on the Orthodox protesters in Moscow.
So they went out it okay.
After weeks of demonstrations, Moscow Mayor Sergei Slovenian
announced on April 5, the mosque would be shifted to a much smaller
site elsewhere. The decision got the backing of the patriarch of
the Russian Orthodox Church, okay. He was another close Putin ally.
So Putin's two friends here are fighting who got the spat over the
mosque as part of an ongoing surge in religious tensions, including
those among Russian servicemen and mercenaries fighting in Ukraine.
Okay, meaningless war, the tension. This tension is largely
caused by the influx of Muslim soldiers into the Russian army,
along with Putin's arguments about NATO encroachment on Russia, and d
not suffocation. as reasons for the war. Kremlin propaganda has
also portrayed the full scale invasion as a fight for what Putin
has dubbed the unity of the Orthodox Christians. Christian
Russians and Ukrainians Muslims make up roughly a 10th of Russia's
pie
Population what? I never knew that.
It was it Muslims in England are not even a 10th. Most Muslims in
certain cities of England are a 10th or more because they
swallowed up those Dagestan Chechnya.
Muslims make up a 10th of Russians, Russia's population and
adherence of the faith fighting in Ukraine for Putin are dying for
the Russian Federation. I'm sorry to say but it's mean stuff.
Khedira US forces which are part of Russia's national guard, okay.
Have a prominent profile.
All right. So I'm waiting for this order to actually get juicy a
little bit here. But it's not really a great article, to be
honest with you. Muslims have joined the Wagner group, which is
a bunch of mercenaries,
mercenaries. Yep. discrimination, discrimination against Muslims is
not uncommon. Another thing you know, they fought Muslims for like
1000s of years, hundreds of years to be more accurate. And now
they're discriminating Of course, you're lucky that they haven't
killed you. Right?
And who where is there some kind of
law out there in the world? That says that, you know, everyone's
got to love everybody else. All the tribes have to love each
other. These were tribes. They fought for religious reasons for
other reasons that fought each other for hundreds upon hundreds
of years. Right. What is this shock? That Russians that there is
can you know, a contingent in Russia that doesn't like Muslims
you know what I mean, here, this is Ramzan Kadyrov. Basically
Russell Crowe
going on to Air to Air tomorrow that's essentially him. Okay.
Anyway, it's not it's not really a great article to be honest with
you.
Yeah, I mean, I want something like
this too much background in the article you know, when they like
give you so much background and
all right, so here was
this this is not like a massive thing. But for a guy like Putin
who doesn't have to do any of this stuff. He says he extended eight
greetings to Muslims
he extended eight greetings for the month of Ramadan Muslims to
the great satisfaction that I know how the adherence of Islam in our
country so deep respect for their centuries old, paternal
historical, religious and cultural traditions good and that they are
introducing the youth to these traditions
good
stuff said by the head of state does have a trickle down effect
guess Russian military guys Muslim guy who went on the this talk
show? The whole thing is about he's like, just tell everybody
about end of time. So from the Muslim perspective, he's saying
like really?
All the Muslims they're gonna be with the Russians but everybody
else and that's why everyone was saying is all about the Russians.
He loves the Russians more than he loves the Turks. Yeah, he does. He
has he has videos like this. So okay, so according to the Russian
president of the Muslim OMA has been leading an exemplary life of
good deeds, and benevolent undertakings, it has been actively
developing interaction with public and social organizations, while
tirelessly paying attention to education and shadow initiatives.
So he's praising Muslims for belief, good deeds, family and
transmitting it. The western countries would praise Muslims for
being a minority, right? For their for an AI for identitarian
purposes. Right, you see the big difference here? So none of these
qualities would be why, like the White House would praise Muslims
would not praise Muslims for believing family values, doing
good deeds, having faith and passing it down to your kids. It
would more be more like you're another minority. Okay. Yeah, it's
basically gonna give us your vote. All right, most of them fighters
in special military ops. Alright, protecting Russia. Putin also
praised the valuable contribution of Muslim organizations and
maintaining inter ethnic and religious communication. Okay.
It's deeply gratifying that the followers of Islam in our country
have a deep respect for the country's traditions. He said.
If I'm a Muslim from the east,
you probably want prefer this than antagonism. You can attack him as
this guy, right? He's gonna crush you. It doesn't mean
that you are just running to his lap for you know for approval or
anything but this is not some kind of thing where you have some kind
of case if he comes against you there's no Human Rights Watch.
There's nothing like that in Russia. So better just to have the
bear
be smiling then to be after you because you know when and that
towards Ramzan Kadyrov I think he made that that guess that gamble
Is it a timely opportunity to acknowledge shared values that
bind us together compassion charity good
basically so he has some
So Muslims in in Russia I guess have something
some kind of ease and they're living at this point in time.
Okay.
Let's go to what else we have in the news today. News of the OMA
now we shift from Russia. We go to Bellagio. Hint, we go to hint
Hindustan Muslim as they used to call it in the old days.
Mother Pradesh, is that an area?
What do you mean you're Indian?
You're not Indian. Omar. Ahmad is Indian, your your what? Iranian
Bengali
a lot of different things. More Indian Muslim family issues death
threats to their Hindu son in law.
It's not son in law. Zina,
a Muslim girl
who married her Hindu boyfriend has requested police protection
following death threats from her family who is now coercing her
husband to embrace Islam or else they face daikon. So this is this
is drama. traumatization This is dramatization man. Seriously, the
incident pertains to the civil lines. Area of Marino here 21 year
old Naveen Czechia, who was a local married 20 year old Farzana
Bono from Mumbai after a relationship of three years.
They eventually made decision to get married. It's not marriages in
both families initially initially objected to the union. However,
Naveen has family members approved of it.
After a while, but for Donna's family continue the opposition.
They started to summon her back to Mumbai. Wait a second. So the girl
is the Muslim and her name is Rosanna. That's pressure mounted
the pair plan to get married in the temple, boo.
Levine's friends join the wedding.
But for zonna started practicing Hinduism after being a Muslim. So
she's gone that route in life. Her father and brother called Naveen
as soon as their family learns about the development urgent
events it converts this lamp and invited him to Mumbai. Farzana
said, my family is threatening us. I told my mother that I am happy
but she's forcing me to return to Mumbai. She warned that you will
only listen to us after we kill his maternal grandfather. We all
we will also bribe the police. He will have to convert if you stay
married. So she said that on the phone, which could have been
recorded, not a smart criminal. Right. They told me to become
Muslim and stated that they will get us married I responded that I
could not renounce my religion. They threatened that if I don't
visit them, they will murder my maternal grandfather. seems
random. Yes. He will not see the morning sun Islam.
He said, Okay. He said
now she's wearing a Tabata and a dot. I'm confused myself.
Wait, she's got the bindi and the devata. So I'm totally confused
about the situation now. They declared this is just a bunch of
sensationalism by the Hindus to be honest with you. drama that has no
meaning who cares? Okay.
They declared that they would only accept the relationship if Naveen
becomes a Muslim, and you think that Islam is going to be sincere.
In addition, a death threat was also issued if he does not abide
by their demands.
This is a jehadi family become Muslim under threat. Did you know
that that's not valid? And this affair was going on for three
years?
Where are you as parents? Right now you're upset that you got mad
nuff everything that happens? Is this a lagging score card of what
you were doing for the last few years? Right. Everything that is
happening at this moment is a reflection of what you were doing
years ago.
But this is more like film Hindi. No, this is phenom Hindi, like
film Hindi. This is phenom Hindi. Does it
We call in Egypt film Hindi, where it's like marriage but it's
extremely dramatic right? It's like but this is crazy level
usually film Hindi it's it's heart wrenching, not political or so
they declare it Not that I've ever seen one but that's what I'm
assuming, right the that these Bollywood movies are all about
Bollywood move essentially about it's a love story that's extremely
dramatic. That's what the expression filming Hindi is all
about. They declared that they would only accept it if he comes a
Muslim otherwise death. The accused threatened to kill him, as
well as his maternal grandfather. If he refused to follow their
diktat troubled by the grave threats. The husband and wife met
with the police. Okay. And request and then they went to channel
Rajesh Singh Jindal, I guess that's the mayor. According to
Naveen, he will not change his religion. A couple has complained
that the girl's family members are constantly trying to kill him.
That's the story.
Okay.
What do you have your story if it wasn't just a couple of brown
people reporting on the trailer park when the same thing is pretty
much going down? Which trailer park? I mean, like any trailer
park? Yeah. Oh, they're having dramas all the time. Yeah. All
right. Now we move from
Russia, to India, back to the United States.
Active activists rally Congress, what?
Listen to this activist rally Congress to create a Muslim
heritage month to celebrate diversity not to want to be
partisan diversity month, to be honest with you. I don't want to
be part of some tacky diversity month, maybe there's some good in
it. But by the way,
it's it's a lame thing. It's a fail. Heritage Month, Muslim
heritage month. The marketing is lame. The excitement is zero.
Okay, it's zero. It's academic. It's a segment in a class. Good.
But maybe there's good in it. Let's see what it says most of us
have a long history in the United States. Back to the time of
slavery, I would think even before but it's not really the before
slavery before Christopher Columbus came Muslims had come
around.
Just gonna have to see how authoritative the documentation
is. But because it's in Muslim maps, there are Moroccan maps that
have west of Morocco, the sea, and then a land which they called
unknown territories, or medulla. So even before that, but that's
not like history. That's just you knew it existed. Okay. They knew
it existed and they had come there. Oops, they had gone there.
They had went there.
Okay, back to slavery with adherence of Islam, some say being
one out of five slaves. were Muslims.
And some adherence to Islam served in every war, including the
Revolutionary War.
All right, by circumstances, not like a source of pride or
anything.
Why would it be a source of pride you you were involved in a
nation's war? Big deal? Right, really big deal. If someone tells
you Oh, way in Korea, there was a Muslim, and he was involved in the
Korean civil war.
Does that make How does that make us happy? Like, what would be the
big deal? Anyway. And while the religion is often associated with
the nation's Arab Americans, the reality is far more diverse black
Americans, Asian Americans are a large segment of the community,
definitely, probably the number one Asian in terms of number. And
then I would say that Arabs and African Americans probably close
to each other. Right.
There are some reasons behind the campaign from Muslim Americans
this week in Washington, DC to advocate for federal recognition
of Muslim American Heritage Month, that would celebrate the
community, one that has experienced sustainable levels of
bias since 911, great job by the USA today to bring up 911 In some
way, shape and form to ensure that it's in the subconscious of the
reader. These things are tricks, these are like little little
subliminal tricks, just of course, you're saying oh, they faced think
but you did mention it. Right. You mentioned it. Right. Which is
that? You didn't you did mention it. Right. Just the mention of 911
we killed the whole thing, right? It doesn't make any difference how
you're saying? Go.
It's like saying Hamdulillah I remember that time you your wife
was accused of Zina. She's turned out to be innocent. It's like, Why
say it? Why would you say this right?
Right.
Being such a diverse community, we're not always aware of each
other's accomplishments as Americans. So it's a way for our
children to have a sense of belonging and pride.
Another great adjective there.
Especially in the face of adversity
that the community has phased in last two decades.
It's just I'm saying that it's not exciting. It's not original. It's
just bland.
It's Muslim heritage. We're gonna do the same thing. Okay, we
invented coffee, we invented the zero. We the first person to try
to fly the first optometrist. It's not to say there's needs to be
something more gripping. The marketing for the gaze was 10
times better.
They picked a spring month, they picked a wonderful, colorful flag
that your eyes just can't stop. You know, you can't not notice it.
Right? They had top notch marketing. Okay. And now you're
just gonna give me some academic month? Heritage. That's history.
What about now? Yeah. What about now? That's history.
Not to be totally negative. But um, it's it's not exciting. The
group reported receiving more than 6000 reports of anti Muslim
incidents in 2020. Alone.
You think Muslim heritage month is going to change that it doesn't
trigger not one piece of emotion.
Muslim heritage month. It was about death. Like it's about like
it's about the past. Yeah. Yeah. Like it's a heritage. Keep it
there. That's what they want. Yeah. Keep it this to be a living
religion. Yeah, keep it the look that up. Please. Open that up.
What you guys are looking at? Yeah, the effort is part of
National Muslim advocacy day. Wow. How lame is that? National Muslim
advocacy day, it's like up there with secretary's day. Right? One
of these lame things that's on the calendar. I'm just putting it from
from an immediate reaction point of view. Okay, that they would put
it out there so that they could say they put it out there, but
it's in a way that's not going to trigger any. It doesn't trigger
anything. Here.
There are about three and a half to 4 million Muslims in the United
States.
It's gotta be more because when I was young, it was the same number.
There's got to be more but it doesn't make any difference.
Or the number of American mosques have doubled
from 1200 to 2700. In only 20 years. prominent Muslim Americans
include names like NBA great Shaquille O'Neal. Okay. Mahershala
Ali, who is we would consider he's not actually a Muslim. He's a
Qadiani but they're putting him as most of them yes seen Bay formerly
known as most def
Bella Hadid fashion model.
I don't know she she's a Muslim in
Bell Bell Bella and Gigi Hadid are Palestinians
because her dad, he is a real estate mogul in LA. And our real
estate mogul in New York knows him. I don't know if they did
deals together but they know each other Ilhan Omar,
Andre Carson and Rasheeda Talib I'll be fine if you have not want
to be associated with this.
In the past several decades, America has made a point of
recognizing minority communities. So we get a pat on the head to
basically the American Muslim community is the most ethnically
diverse religious community in the US and has been
in this country since its founding.
Okay, but so much of that history has been lost on the average
American. Okay.
A handful of states already celebrate Muslim American Heritage
Month
doesn't do anything for you. You seem to get pumped
to feel like this is amen to this now, when someone says hey, it's
Muslim American Heritage Month. Have your regular dude.
Do you get do does anything move in the meter? Right? Does your
meter move at all? It's a hey, it's American Muslim heritage
month.
It doesn't move the meter. It's bad marketing. It's bad
everything. It's like it's nice that you're giving us this the
good but you're being courteous. In a way that is almost like
designed to fail. designed not to be exciting. It's lame.
Yeah.
Push these things on you. It's like okay, you're trying to like
include. Yeah. can also sense like that sense of fakeness it's like,
you know, that jolly person? Yeah.
Yes. Like why do you care?
Exactly.
Remember when we went to that event in Ramadan?
I'm not going to say which event we went to but we
went into event and Ramadan. All these people are so happy with the
Muslim community. Like why are you so happy and Muslim? Yeah.
You can tell. Yeah. And one guy, his wife is Armenian.
They hate us. Right? Armenians hate Muslims more than anyone
else. Anyway.
So
you have like kids like no, like,
people are like actually starting new work,
or
anything could be a form of Dow. Right. But that doesn't mean that
it's good.
This is poor marketing. This is something that is a a zero. The
reaction skill.
This is no different than secretary's day. In its
presentation, the courtesies wonderful. I like the the idea
that people who care about this stuff fine. I'm going to take them
at their face value.
Very nice of you. Thank you, but and most American Heritage Month,
it just seems to me that it's going to be repetition of the
same. Okay, Muhammad Ali's there, right. It's just gonna be like
stuff, maybe? I don't know.
When we, when we speak about that, then I'll be like, yeah, yeah,
exactly. Pick and choose what they want. I don't care about most
Americans most. How about Islam? How about a slump? Right. How
about that having a month comes conquests month.
Yeah, the idea of having a month I think comes from, like, a sense of
entitlement. Yeah. I mean, like, look at the month for June, for
example, what are they gonna give us like, it's like January when?
The entire
it's like, you don't need a month to appreciate us or to recognize
us just do that. Yeah. You know, it's like the whole idea. Like,
you know, like, there's, like, Father's Day, your birthday. Yeah,
Mother's Day. It's like, oh, we're gonna select this one
Thanksgiving. We're gonna select this one day out of the year.
Yeah. And we're gonna focus on this. Just focus on it throughout
the entire year. Make it a part of your life. Yeah. Like, there's all
this like, celebration singling out of it? Well, it makes sense
that you take some idea and everyone does it at one shot. So
you can't miss it. Right. But that's such a liberal thing to do.
You don't think it's a regular human being thing to do? Like,
think about Amazon? Like, what if Allah said fast? 30 days a year,
everyone just fast? 30 days a year? I mean, I mean, I mean, you
would know better whether it comes from that. But like, I imagine
like this very liberal person. That's like, so excited about
like, their birthday, or like another holiday in the year. Yeah.
And they're like, they're getting together for like, the festivities
of it. And like, but then like, once the day passes, they don't
care about it anymore. Yeah, that's why I was like a little
bit. Here's the thing is that every year that something comes
around, you give it attention. You give it attention again, you give
it attention again, eventually your baseline of knowledge about
it over the years is going to be higher. Right. Think about like
think about Ramadan. Think about again. Oh, what? The same concept?
Yeah, right. It's like let's pack it all. We're all doing it in this
month becomes easier to do. Right? But
I would rather a day appreciating the religion of Islam. Right? Of
course, that's never gonna happen. But, but I
check it out when it is when is it?
A handful of states already celebrate Muslim American Heritage
Month. cluding, Illinois, New Jersey. I never knew that. See? I
didn't know it. The Utah Washington
There are nine heritage months. Okay. There are nine
all written into law and enforced reinforced by annual presidential
proclamations. Black History Month is February. Asian and Pacific
Islander Heritage Month is in May. Jewish Heritage Month is also
unmade. No respect to the Asians, no respect to the Pacific
Islanders or I just tuck you uptight, together, cram Yolen
Hispanic Heritage Month is not even in a month. It's September
15, October 15. And those don't respect when when are you going to
do most American Heritage Month from August 11 to September 11.
Most American Heritage Month is a way to educate not only our
community, but all Americans, says McCall on
on our positive impact. previous resolutions, recognized Muslim
American Heritage Month was unsuccessfully introduced by Cory
Booker and Karen Bess, what were they
Trading votes for with whom are they trading votes for this? I
mean, I'm just a bit sour because I don't like the the lameness of
it. Okay. In contrast with like, even let's say St. Paul St.
Patrick's Day.
Pride Month. That's like bright, powerful marketing. All right.
This is just sort of like a school homework assignment. That's what I
think of it. Draw picture color it stick it on the wall, because it's
Muslim American Heritage Month. do a book report, right? It just
seems to me like there's zero excitement we already have this.
Just have them celebrate our days. Who was with us? Yeah, imagine
that.
Yeah.
Just do the
custom go to them. They can't do it. Because it keeps moving around
the calendar
to organize things
a department that's
making some kind of
board Yeah, who which
which group in the Congress or the Senate does this
okay
all right, let's let's go to five pillars UK see what they got going
on.
There's always some drama in the UK.
Good. Man jailed for calling violence against Muslims, Jews and
gays. He didn't leave anyone out.
A proper Nazi, as the British would call him. A 50 year old man
from Saudi a call. Or what is this solely holy? * has been jailed
for almost four years after admitting posting material online,
which called for violence against Muslims, Jews and gays.
Daily get rid of this box it says get news. All right. While I'm
reading the article, a subscription box pops up.
Daily has seen Blood Brothers podcast does a good podcast. We
went back and forth. Richard Osborne was convicted of stirring
up racial hatred, as well as supporting a fire out far right
banned terrorist group. Online. He received a three year in 10
months. aside three years 10 months sentence to count of two
counts of publishing material intended to provoke racial hatred
and homophobia. Osborn often posted graphic racist material on
his VK profile, ranging from Holocaust denial anti Jewish anti
black cartoons. Violent removal of Muslims, Jews blacks. Alright
guys, just a quick note, right? He's a * white supremacist.
Alright, his property was searched. And they found a baton
and a metal bar. So He is charged with offensive weapons in a public
space at his home a shot gun was found under a bed so he was
charged with possessing that without a license. He pleaded
guilty to all the offenses cool cord All right. So that's the end
of that story. All right.
He has his views are extreme and not welcome in society says you
know some official Okay.
All right.
UK health authorities rent warn hedge pilgrims about a viral
respiratory illness. Okay, if you're going to hedge So
apparently there is a viral a virus. A respiratory virus. Well,
sounds wasn't that COVID wasn't COVID a respiratory virus. Maduro
pharmacist, you know that right. Okay.
Example Yeah, had enough of it. The UK health agency, national
travel network, say that large gatherings such as Hajin ombre are
associated with unique health risks. And travelers should
practice good general health. Washing with soap and water.
Why are you telling us what to do? We've been doing this for 200 We
don't need the UK health agency. Okay to tell us to wash your hands
talk about like completely.
Yeah, guys, don't take don't do any of that stuff.
You don't we have something called the lota
MERS COVID scalds MERS COVID. MERS COVID. It's a virus respiratory
fever, coughing shortness of breath. It is spread from camels
to humans.
You guys first hold on a sec. You told me that COVID
The spread from them eating rats and bats.
That turned out to be a lie. Right? It's out there. Evidence is
out there. It turned out to be a lie. It was lab made. And it was a
lab leak. We'll read that next. Now.
Because because it's an Arab virus, you're gonna tell me it
comes in camels. Let's look at the pattern that's going on here. AIDS
from Africa. Monkeys.
Always blaming an animal.
Oh, he's blaming some animal.
Where are the leftist Muslims to get all bent out of shape? Because
they said it comes from a camera.
Wash your hands with soap and water or alcohol based sanitizers,
especially after coughing and sneezing.
How patronizing is this article? Okay, use disposable tissues when
coughing or sneezing
and dispose of them in the wastebasket. Is this kindergarten?
Consider wearing a face mask in crowded places can't do that when
you're in touch. This is not like a new thing. This is not the first
year Yeah. Listen to this. Avoid contact with camels. Where do you
think people are going? Is this Aladdin? They're going like in the
middle of camels and stuff. You go to the Arab world and spend two
months you'll never see a camel.
Who's writing this? This is such a pic. This is hilariously
patronizing actually.
Okay.
Okay.
Avoid contact with animal wastes such as feces and urine. What do
you think is happening in hedge? Avoid drinking raw milk or eating
raw or undercooked meat
and while abroad are returning home to the UK, pilgrims returning
from Hodge and O'Meara should look out for symptoms.
If these symptoms occur, seek help from medical facility.
This way if individuals develop any of these symptoms within 14
days, all right, prompt the local GP or NHS 111.
Men okay travelers are strongly urge says Richard Paulsen of the
MERS COVID. At the UK Health Association, or whatever agency
travelers are strongly urged to refrain from contact with camels.
What does he think is going on over there? Are you kidding? Two,
3 million people make Hajj they don't see a camel once in their
life in the whole trip.
I went to ombre. I went to Hajj
multiple times and see a camel at all. Not even in the road. Have
you? Did we just go?
What does this guy think is going on? Avoid camels.
Oh my gosh, this is this like what world is just cause problems with
the cameras?
It's sort of home bass, the cameras it is sort of hilarious to
be honest with you.
People that are like some people.
Yeah.
Camel virus, camels and camel virus.
My gosh.
Reminded me of the State Department's travel advisory
website. What does it say? Or like?
They'll have like level three threat for Morocco. Yeah. And say?
Like, consider, consider
caution. Yeah, due to terrorist activity. Yeah, like in Morocco.
It's like there's like three terrorists.
And like for Egypt, they'll say the same thing. Yeah. Or for
or for like France, they'll say like level two. And it's like they
clearly don't want people to leave. Yeah. And so they're
putting up these fake advisories conflating the issue. And then
what about
would would the terrorists be attacking
other Muslims? Is that what they're saying? I have no clue.
They check passports first time.
I would go on the site for like the COVID requirements. Yeah, and
see that it's like,
like level three advisory for like
normal random muscle country. It's extremely dramatic.
Alright, let's listen to this. Okay.
Because you got all told us the medium. You told us the COVID came
from from an animal guy told us that AIDS came from a monkey COVID
came from a bat MERS COVID is now coming from a camel. So you guys
have not a great day.
track record, because
all right, the monkey thing proved is you can't prove it in the first
place. AIDS came from monkey. That means you're blaming some African
person of doing active * with a monkey.
Then it's somehow spread upwards. Whereas, in fact, it doesn't trace
like that at all. That's all AIDS research, you can look it up. Now,
the possibility of COVID, having been leaked from a lab
should not be ruled out since the BBC. Now notice what they said
that it leaked from a lab.
They're not even saying that they're not even it's assumed
there that it was made in the lab. So that's the leak that we're
talking about. Not that were originated. Okay.
BBC for an interview.
Professor Gao says you can always suspect anything that signs don't
rule anything out. It's a non statement.
Non statement.
Professor, go spell
G A Oh, yeah. Probably be a lot of people with the name.
Specialized.
Respiratory.
Okay, so.
Yeah, so it was made in a lab. Okay. People don't pay attention.
Like, it's just whatever, whatever the news feeds people. Yeah, truth
is at any given point in time, unless, until it's like touches
your sensibilities. Something you don't like, then we'll go to the
last thing. Let's go to the New York Times.
Lab leak is the most likely cause of the pandemic, most likely,
cause this is New York Times.
Okay. The conclusion, which was made with low confidence came as
America's intelligence agency remained divided over the origins
of Coronavirus.
New intelligence has prompted the Energy Department to conclude that
an accidental lab leak in China most likely caused the Coronavirus
app pandemic, though US spy agencies remain divided over the
origins of the virus. Good.
Looking conclusion was a change from the department's earlier
position that it was undecided. Oh, hold on. What about the bats?
You all said bats, and nobody can deny you said bats. Right? They
don't mention when they make a mistake. Yeah, it's not going to
come up again. Some officials briefed on the Intelligence said
that it was relatively weak and that the Energy Department's
conclusion was made with low confidence. Okay, officials would
not disclose what the intelligence was
good. intelligence officials believe the scrutiny the pandemics
beginnings could be important to improving global response to
future health crisis.
Just think about this, a worldwide pandemic breaks out. It all starts
in the city in which there is a internationally funded
virus lab.
What are the chances? That's just just by that the common person
knows that this is obviously the origin, not the marketplace. There
are marketplaces everywhere in the world, right? That Sell all sorts
of different things that may not be clean. Yet, why from the
marketplace in the same city that has an internationally funded
virus Lab, which it is well known. They make viruses doesn't have to
be with the bad intent. They create viruses in order to like
learn how they work. Doesn't have to be like we're saying that they
do it with a bad intent. But they do it. So what are the chances
lots of people have been bats before?
People have been eating in bats all the time. And worse than bats
Bush me and things like that. This is the same thing that you've
mentioned before about like other topics. Yeah, the media telling
you one thing trying to manipulate you when like right before your
eyes. Yeah, exactly. And just repeating the same things repeat
repeat this repeat, repeat repeat and they're backtracking and
saying yeah, because too many facts are out there now. But even
when they put it you know, they say like with low confidence, then
why read the article? Was it about it? Obviously reading the article
because
Okay, so here, the lab leak origin for COVID-19 is not a conspiracy
theory. It's a possible theory. Okay. That's what he's telling
you. It's not okay.
Shut that idea. Totally. Totally. Now that they know that there's
not going to be fear, uproar and peace
People gonna go crazy. They're saying it. Okay. China is
infuriated by what they call lab leak theory, but are pointing the
finger at a US Lab. Wait a second, but it started in.
Didn't start in the US, right. Started in Wuhan. Okay. That's
what
I mean, like, honestly, honestly, how can you believe anything but
the globe globally, we all know it started in China, you know, in
Journey way back. You know, the brother we had
from that area. Remember
Ibrahim Uyghur? Yeah, yeah. What do you say? Tell me stories of
like when it first was an outbreak? Yeah. He said like,
like, they flip the script, and the government to tell them like
us did it and attack us in this. Like he said they would like take
them like at night and like, like pick Oh, yeah. Yeah. Because this
evidence Yeah, but they blame it all on us. So the whole country
still believes like, oh, US prejudice. And they were like,
click crazy. It's complete opposite.
And updated intelligence assessment about the origins of
COVID-19. Gate has reopened the long simmering and unsolved debate
about how the virus came to be and will fuel the new committee of
House Republicans have created to investigate the issue.
So do you trust any of these guys anyway? Like why? What knowledge
do you have? Hold on a second?
Well, scientists predominantly
who?
For science still predominantly believe the virus occurred
naturally in animals and spread to humans. In the market in a market
in Wuhan. The US Department of Energy's Office of intelligence
and counter challenges now, the second tentacle US government
intelligence apparatus long as with FBI to endorse lab leak
theory. Okay, the that the virus occurred as a result of work in a
Chinese lab.
This is common in animals.
Yeah.
It's commonplace.
Then why hasn't it exploded since then? Why would why did this
strain get so strong?
Why was that strain so strong?
Yeah.
Well, that's what they do at the Wuhan lab. They, they, they're
doing experiments, right. Anyway. But point being my point from that
is that they say stuff like
they say these things, such as deriving from a camel or whatever,
bird flu Nile virus, right?
It just sounds funny. That's all I can say is that can't say it's not
100% True. It just it but it's a ridiculous statement. UK muscles
when you go to Hajj, do not interact with camels.
It's just not something that ever happens. So anyway, even if it
did, who are you to tell them not to interact with Cam? Yeah, let
them play with the camera.
Now here's something sad.
Listen to this.
In La we're in LA Roger on 14 year old Muslim boy.
Hamdan Islam. He died following an unexplained incident at a Scottish
secondary school.
Okay, the pupil was taken to hospital but died in a very low in
it.
Okay, with counseling setup for other students following the
incident. At 1:20pm. officers were called to report
of concern for a 14 year old boy at Bathgate he was taken by an
ambulance to the hospital for treatment but died.
Now what was the reason for the death? We can confirm that
emergency services were called to the school following an isolated
incident. All parents in the pupils directly have been in
contact with or assisted but what was the incident? Head Teacher
Andrew Sharkey added our thoughts and prayers with the family.
So they don't say what incident happened though. Like why did he
Why did he died? They don't read this
somewhere because they were they were wrestling right. Yeah. It's
sort of an interesting day today on the in terms of the news.
Nothing like it just so interesting. Camels Heritage
Month, Heritage Month camels, I guess no, no real good news is
good news.
Bollywood dramatic
Okay
let's see a couple questions and then we go to the Wednesday da
let's see what we got here
I guess you could say and in most of them news to that all Minnesota
mn released a video addressing every single point that people
were upset with him for.
Like, why he poured the water why he had
went to the Pulse nightclub thing.
Things like that.
He addressed it. I thought a lot of people thought it was really
good that he addressed it
can we eat bats?
mcru Because they're vermin. They're not fowl. They're vermin.
Okay.
That's our vermin in the medical school. What are they in the
Hanafi? School? I don't know. I was asking.
We have a room all medica here.
Good country.
There was a lot of insane
insane convolute stuff. Gender stuff, like permitting guys to
play sports with women, against women. And, and the spokesperson
from the White House. She's on another world, man. She's another
one.
She's in another world. She's saying basically, someone said to
her, how does this? How do I ensure that my daughter is not
going to compete against boys?
And she said, Well, the underlying premise in your question is that
trans women are dangerous. And that's a dangerous idea. Look at
how she spun it around into Lala lands.
We skipped all that said I know what science is all about that
statement though. That's like
because she's saying that this in itself is a game.
Like, that's it. She's approving of like dangers in a positive way.
Like if she's on the transect she's like, saying that it's
dangerous and like an actual dangerous. And it sounds like
trans people are dangerous is a dangerous idea. Yeah. Like that's
I don't want to be dangerous. Right? Like, no, they think being
homophobic is dangerous. They think yeah, that's okay. They
think that if that's good that like, if you miss gender, someone
that's an act of violence against them. Yeah. And then they'll bring
up like suicide rates for trans people, they must always go
quickly to
then say that, Oh, that you're not accepting me and that you not?
Is the cause of
like, validating who I think I am. Yeah. And that's an act of
violence. Yeah. So then whenever anything is brought up, like they
bring up like they bring that up as they're only talking.
Then bring up the suicide rates for post trans its way, like look
at the people that you can't, you can't you cannot bring up regret.
Yes, people who regretted. Here's Muslim Ahmed says, How can we
claim the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa Salam is the best
Prophet when Allah told us not to compare them. Number one, the
prophesy centum did not say do not compare them. The Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, learn who Federico bein had a
minimum, we do not separate between any of them meaning all of
them are it is binding for us to believe in them. We must believe
in all of them.
But the prophet himself said that he is the Imam of
say the Hulk, an essay you do well at the Adam will offer that He is
the great the chief and the master of the human race or the
humankind. What sons of Adam, without any pride, in other words,
without looking down on anyone, or using it to elevate himself, but
he's informing us of his status. So that is how who also it is
known from implicit and things such as, who is it that led this
Allah in the Israa, with all the prophets, it was the messenger
Muhammad sallallahu alayhi salam, and we know in fact that the Imam
should be the most noble of them. Who is it the one that does the
intercession on the Day of Judgment? It's none other than say
that Kony and the Prophet peace be upon him. So those are the the
implicit indicators of his being the greatest of Prophets. Okay.
Let's go to the vicar of today
if I commit the worst sin in Islam, except shitter, can I
repent each time can I still go to heaven? Yes, Joe lots on because
of
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y'all have a server this guy did yeah
okay
a little correction on something shipped said a lot. Last live
about Birmingham riots and low sells it was between Asians
Bengali and Pakistanis. Verse Caribbean's Jamaicans not
Africans. Okay? There you go. There you go.
What was the conversation between yourself and chick Estrada, we
conversed on interacting with other dots sometimes that they're
on a different belief. Sometimes they're on a different meth hub.
And he said that essentially, we people are judged by what they say
they're directly, not necessarily who they're just merely associated
with. And he said, our point of guidance that I don't think is
private, that when we interact with somebody who has said
something that was clearly wrong, then
one of the things we should do is bring it up with them and say,
Look, we want to work together, but these matters need to be
addressed. Right? They need to be addressed. Okay.
Question about we do a nail polish, you need to test them
yourself, I believe that make sure that they are water soluble, test
it yourself, how do you do that? You could put it for example, on a
piece of paper, right? And then put a drop of water on that piece
of paper, then look at the back bottom of the paper or if the
table is glass, then you can just take a picture of the bottom of
the table. If you see that that drop got wet, then it became what
am I permitted to pray nomadic humid hub
from time to time.
I'm a Shafi but I want to practice the Medicaid
is about using your intellect to choose the Imam that you believe
is most worthy of following on a stick to it. discussion over Yes,
he can love others. But if I believe this is most worthy of
following I stick to that wholeness, I don't. But yeah, if
you did something
like another method just one time or two times out of the love of
that method, and it's doesn't affect the actual act of a Betta
its validity. They don't think there's any halogen that. But in
general, that's not the practice of the scholars, they just see who
is most worthy of following. They stick to that method and they live
by that. That's good, what a sign of do your deeds being accepted.
A sign that your deed is accepted
is that you're grateful for having done it. You give chakra to Allah
that you did it
that you are more humbled by doing it that you ask that you're making
dua that it's accepted. That's a sign that your deed is accepted.
As opposed to the opposite of those things. That you assume it's
accepted. You don't pray for its acceptance. You act boastfully
afterwards
and that you it doesn't increase your gratitude. It increases you
in bragging about it. You tell ever you just brag about it.
You're using it for the dunya those are signs of the opposite of
that. Good Maliki website you told us about yesterday Medicare's at
EMA medic, if you go or go into Egypt, you go to that website.
medicals Edie men medic
can we use the same logic for water resistant sunscreen on our
face? Yes. Yes. believe though that sunscreen within a few
minutes the wind touches your face and it becomes watersoluble and
Allah knows best. How do we save way from friends who are
hypocritical don't answer their calls immediately. Like answer two
days later. Answer A day later answer a couple hours later so
they immediate response time
is no longer there. How is the goat? Goats back at the farm?
Maybe we have reunion when we go for the slaughter. But I won't be
slaughtering that goat.
That goat is not yet ready.
No, needed it's too young.
If you are sick and pray for health, are you practicing Sabra?
Yes. It's so simple. How do you educate a masjid uncle on set in a
concise way when they keep approaching you and your family
members
There's no way there's no way certain age there's no way to
change people's minds it's
good
okay so I'll Saracen you said it worked out protects against
poverty by making you feel tranquil in terms of your risk is
in this material understanding maybe the effect is metaphysical
in the clouds. Okay, so we addressed this yesterday but maybe
we're off the stream the thing is that the prophets I sent him is
not the one who told us that welcome brings the this it was the
hobby who said it so that's why you haven't had dead said it could
be that the Sunnah itself
has a property that gel blue gel risk
got just like a stick for has a property of attracting it. As he
said, however, we cannot make that statement for sure. Because that
is a matter of the unseen and it's a matter of it's not a statement
from the Prophet. It was a statement of the hobby. He said
what did you leave for your family? He says I left him
Pseudotsuga Walker to recite every day. So you remember her dad is
the one who said therefore it may be that he made
his own he had that or observation that by reciting suits at Walker
you're always thinking of the ACA and it's making you content with
the dunya
that's why I said that so we cannot necessarily say something
has a property or otherwise unless it comes from the Prophet Tyson
like your organs
is what is the Hadith exactly
prophetic Hadith
what is it? It just doesn't say off the roster. It also was from
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there's a hadith is it
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about the dark region Hadith. This hadith says whoever recite Surah
said Walker every night he will never have poverty. So it doesn't
make you rich. Just doesn't make you not poor. Okay.
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something that is a Hadith directly from Senator Walker. So
so we can say maybe yes. Well, you won't be poor from the Sahaba we
say yeah, you will increase Well, yeah, yeah. Okay, very nice. Very
nice. Well done everyone on that. Let's go to the vicar.
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