Shadee Elmasry – NBF 216 Heart of the Prophet SAW
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now we begin on the reading from the work so say Muhammad Allah
Allah we had Maliki okay
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culty Allah kalbi on Mohammadi, the complete the complete
perfection is really commanded is translated the perfection of the
creation of the heart of the Prophet sallallahu. It was some of
the hardest, the most important organ where the heart is directed
the intellect works. The intellect just works wherever your heart's
directed. So if, if you love something your mind will work to
make it work. Right to make it make sense to you. Okay, some
people call this the
what is it called the Ganas bias,
confirmation confirmation bias? Well, that's actually true, except
that a confirmation just because you want something to be true,
does it? It's for sure that that's how the heart works. But that
doesn't necessarily make it
true or false. Just because I want something to be true doesn't make
it true. So just because I love something, and I found a proof for
it
does not negate the proof. The proof is measured just by logic
and facts. Right? That's how its measured. So I do agree that there
is a confirmation bias exists. But I don't negate just because I want
something to be true. That is not true. Right? My desire for
something to be true is what moves me to seek the proof in the first
place.
But that doesn't make it true or false.
Objective logic and objective fact. And that's where I find that
it's so true what the what the self said that the when the heart
becomes sinful. The intellect stops working. And now we're in a
world where intellect is fought.
Hard proofs are fought when you tell somebody there is hard facts
and proofs for things. They'll find a way to, you know,
turn that into some kind of
you know, a digit don't stare there are movements out there
don't believe in this even science, like everything is
skewed.
In the colobus Agena Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam who a
chiral Karoubi his heart is the greatest of hearts now why is it
the greatest of hearts what makes it he gives you a few
characteristics number one, it's the vastest some most vast the
correct way of saying it will be the most vast okay
is the most vast that means he has room for everybody. He has no
limits to his heart some people have a limit to their heart
some people their heart is limited to themselves nobody else just
themselves not the messenger peace be upon him his heart is extremely
vast
and and that's why the concept that he loves in OMA that has a
billion people now
let alone the millennium and a half before that is possible for
us. And when you love someone you remember their name you remember
their states you remember everything about them for us, we
would have a limit right? Like how many people can I possibly
how many people cannot possibly remember how many people have
asked for the care about
that the prophets I said it was the most vast and next quality.
Aqua is the most strong. The Prophet peace be upon him faces
faces more hate than anybody else.
Okay, I told you all the dream of the man saw the prophets of Allah
when he was he went to Medina and he saw a vision of the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam okay saying that, and people stoning
his grave, so became extremely scared. And he's next night. He
spent the whole day like upset next night. He saw that dream
again. He saw the prophets I seldom said the people of your
country.
They say bad things about me. The prophet is
In this dream indicate the Prophet was aware that people in the West
are saying terrible things about the messenger.
You need to be strong to be able to face that.
Let's call her most pious and Gaza purists from all bad thoughts on
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Elia Neha them most softs in his treatment of people
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Eliana our call rakia, most gentle most soft. And when he deals with
people, Prophet peace be upon him was very soft when he dealt with
people no one felt he was tough or hard.
Well, who I'll call L why his heart understands
the
scholars talk about the heart as also being a source of
understanding.
So
it's a place of the heart is something that understands, right,
there's knowledge of the heart and so that's a little bit different
than maybe contemporary views of things where only the intellect is
what understands in the heart feels no we say the heart also has
an understanding has a capacity or a tool that thinks
okay
and why Alia Yvonne always awake what is awake to what? Awake to
raise the volume just a little bit because a couple of people saying
it's low
What is it wait is awake to the remembrance of Allah, the reality
of Allah that is what wakefulness and sleep of the heart is in
Islamic terminology is when your heart is asleep. It's not that
you're asleep
from the world you are asleep from yourself from from the reality of
Allah's existence and presence and that he's watching and he's aware
that is a Yucca Jaquan
Okay, have you have almost sponsored a hawk a soccer team in
IntelliBeam of Shabaab, and he called it for cut ally aka
the team you know, the the team name was Alia, Kala meaning aware
to the existence of Allah and the watchfulness of Allah and the
Command of Allah. That's what the wakeful state is, for us. And for
y'all be Anwar al Emmanuel Quran and it is constantly overflowing
with the lights of iman. Meaning that his heart is constantly
overflowing.
Meaning what does that mean? That means the that in our
understanding of, of things, there is a node enters the heart,
that presence of that heart, that node can then bounce off of other
people and can spread the Quran says
a man can have made them for Hey, now who would Dianella who neuron
EMC been fineness, who is better, the one who is dead, or the one
whose we gave life a he I know.
We gave him life. And we put note in him, with which he walks into
the people, he MCB fineness, his light goes into the people around
him.
So that is what we understand about the heart. And this is
extremely important part, if anyone who's into psychology to
understand the psychology of Muslims, when it comes to the
heart, that the heart is a receptacle of light. And that
light, the bowl needs to be clean, or else the light won't be put
into it. The soil needs to be cleaned, or else the seed won't be
put into it. But once the heart is clean, then Allah subhana wa
charlas, nobody can come inside of it, come into it and develop it
become strong, then when you walk around, you're bouncing that off.
We know this about less than that. Because spiritual light is
something that we take on belief, right? And we may have seen traces
of it. But we all know that people have moods.
What is a mood? It's much less than a spiritual state, right? A
mood is more temporary.
We know that if someone came in here who was angry, he'd mess up
the whole vibe here. Another person walks in extremely bubbly
and happy. If a guy's getting married tomorrow and he walks in
here, it doesn't make the whole place becomes happy. Right?
Because he's admitting that if a guy comes in and he just had a
funeral, will all of a sudden we all change to because he's
admitting that so we know that about moods.
While the Quran tells us about the spiritual realities to and
darkness is spread, there's some people that come into a place and
they spread darkness because in their heart, they attract you can
attract darkness, how did how it was shaped on work, by the more
you do blasphemous things, you actually attract a darkness. So
they talk about dark matter and space. There is a it's not a
light, it's the opposite of light, it's darkness, darkness being
something different, not just the absence of light,
and actual darkness that enters the heart. And it connects you
spiritually to that which is dark. Spirituality is not all good.
Right devil connection to the devil is spirit, a form of
spirituality, but it's a dark spirituality in this way. The tea
Jenny essay, there is aalam there is a unseen that is Noorani. And
there's an unseen that is a lot of money. The shamans and all these
people from the last 10 days. For my I caught that question. The
shamans and the people from
the pagan priests, they tap into that darkness. That's why the
people were scared of them, because they did tap into
something that they couldn't explain. And that scared them.
They do until now they tap into this stuff. And the West because
they're atheist is not immune to any of this stuff. Aleister
Crowley and all these other people, they're all into the
darkness. And so many, many inventions, not all inventions,
but a lot of inventions. The claimant was
that it was seen in a vision.
Okay,
and so some who knows what the what the benefit, or who is
benefiting most behind these and who's inspiring a lot, if not all
can't say all technologies are evil or bad, but some may be right
and some who knows what their, their intent is. But
many of these guys said that. They were Satan worshippers. They were
advanced in their fields, and they said their source was inspiration
was not gonna be inspiration from God, it's inspiration from the
dark side. So this idea of Star Wars is actually
they fictionalized reality, but it is there is a light side and a
dark side. And there are many people in the middle who are
neither this nor that they just will go with whoever is strong, or
whatever world they're living in. So the these things exists, and
this is where the greatest of hearts is the heart of the
prophets of Allah when he was salam. And this is why when the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam began speaking in the realm
of the revelation, say nobody heard a scream.
And the Prophet any any prophet saw his face was startled.
And the Prophet SAW Selim said, Do you know what this is saying? It
was still very young, like, maybe nine years old? Because when
answered Islam, it was like seven or eight years old, and he heard
the scream.
And the Prophet sallallahu sallam said, That was a bliss.
Screaming knowing that he could not stop the last message, because
the Prophet had just started his bow. And then the Prophet told
daddy, he said, You see what I see and you hear what you what I hear,
except that you're not a prophet.
His his inner eye was clear, because who raised him to prophesy
send them raised him right. If the Prophet peace be upon him is the
one who raised you. Then your inner eyes gonna be clear for
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that Allah gazed upon all the hearts of His servants and found
no heart greater than the heart of the Mustafa SallAllahu. He was, so
he chose him for his last for himself, and for his last and
final message, someone other have devoted a colobus Javi Kuruman a
bed. Then he looked at all those who are not prophets and found the
took the best of their hearts and made them his companions. So the
first generation is the greatest of generations.
For Jhala, whom was ARA and a Wii, u karate, Luna and dini? They're
the ministers of his religion fighting for him for Amara Hoon
musli Mona Hassan and find Allah He hasn't so whatever the Muslims
see to be good is with Allah is good. Well Mara, I hold a Muslim
want to say and find Eliza urine and whatever the Muslim sees bad
it is in the sight of Allah bad. And what does that mean? That
means that
Add in case where there is no shutter on a matter there is no
Cydia on a matter in the case where there is no revelation there
was no sunnah and you need to make a judgment call okay. Then you the
what the Muslims agree on as,
as in each Jihad collectively, that is what is good.
That's what's good.
So obviously this is not
in opposition to anything that will be in the show would make no
sense. Right.
And cut will come and knucklebones Sharif Salallahu Alaihe Salam ho
as calcolo bol Tarawa. His heart is the purest and most beneficial
for God the shock cause shock Kasady Sadhguru, who are Sherry
Fu? Mondo savory. He was talking to Jim McKelvey, he had the
shaytaan.
Being that it is this way his heart was opened. And the portion
that shaytaan can access was removed from his heart. This is
part of Muslim belief is that the heart of the prophets I saw them
was opened physically
and taken out and put into a bowl of ice, snow.
And a part of that little black spot was taken now this black
spot, if you open up any heart, you won't see it. But when the
angel Jibreel comes that which is generally unseen to us become
seen.
And I think the word material is not a fully accurate word.
Everything is material. Angels are material, souls material.
It's consisting of a very fine, subtle
matter. But it may not be of clay. And it may not be visible to us.
So it's really the Quranic breakdown is not material versus
not myth versus spiritual. It's Do you believe in the unseen or not?
So are you limiting existence to what these tools can see this is a
tool, this is a tool, this tool has limits, right? So
the limits of this I should not be the limit of what we believe
exists. So angels, they are consisting of a joker, they
consist of some material think, but it's just a different material
thing. Like microwaves, you don't see them, they exist. Wi Fi, all
the Wi Fi that our phone is relying upon right now.
Isn't it waves flying all over the place here, if we could see all
waves, we will be able to see our hands right? In front of our face.
There's all sorts of unseen things. So just because we can't
see it does not mean it doesn't exist. Yet. At the same time, we
don't believe in something that exists, except that it must have
some physical reality to it. But that physical reality may be
extremely subtle, really subtle, so subtle. It's experience. It's a
different dimension, in a sense, in that it's experience of time,
place, gravity will be completely different. So when you're wrong,
it does consist of something
like does consist of something. It's a subtle Jojoba Latif. Okay,
what's some other terminology they have for this? Joker Latif, just
some Latif sometimes it's a physical reality, that's very
subtle. So in that case,
when this you are soul without a body, you're going to experience
everything differently, you're gonna be different realm, gravity
will not act upon you. In the same way, time will not feel the same
way. All sorts of things will be different. Right? So this concept
of material and spiritual is not right. The correct concept is
belief in the unseen versus not believing in the unseen. That's
the real concept.
So we saw when Jabril la Salaam is present, when a spiritual force is
present, and can see with the inner eye, what the physical eye
cannot see, then you may see with them.
When they held the pebbles, when the prophets I seldom held
pebbles, the Sahaba could hear that which regular ears couldn't
hear. And they could hear the testimony of pebbles. When those
pebbles were placed in the hands of somebody else, nobody could
hear it.
Right. When the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam was on the way to
Hajj he could see the spirits of different prophets making Hajj
with them. He says there is Mousavi, sunnah. There is
different prophets. And those quack around him they could see.
But those far away couldn't see. And this is one of the FSC of Fi
Baraka T Phoolan. The phrase in the baraka Falon means when you're
closest
But if you're with somebody and that person's interest, I
can see things of the unseen, you'll be able to see it with
them. And as soon as you separate from them you can't. So if I have
a little container, let's say of heat a heater, and I'm holding a
heater, everyone around me is warm, right? And you separate you
get cold same thing with spiritual matters,
that you cannot see them
by yourself. But if you are in the presence of someone strong you can
see it so in this case Sandidge of lead came down and that which
would usually not be seen by the physical I was was seen by the
inner eye.
Okay, while awake.
So what you're seeing is not something that the physical eye
could see. But you're it's as if seeing the dream world while
awake.
But a real reality spiritual realities, unseen realities, while
the weak so he took out a piece of black dot like a black thing, and
he tossed it away. So it could be held, it could be tossed, right,
it can be moved around. It's real. It's not an abstraction, that is
called had the shades on which is almost like the outlet plug that
shades on could plug into any human being and connect to any
human being because of that. And that's how Satan whispers to us.
He reaches us, how does he reach us? We have How do you reach
somebody, their Wi Fi is on, turn the Wi Fi off, can't reach you.
Same thing for shaytaan could have zero access to the prophets of
Allah when he was Saddam and that's why the concept of The
Satanic Verses is rejected. God says The Satanic Verses is that
it's a Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam received was receiving
revelation and then the police came and whispered some words in
him. When no Nulato Nia Corolla were in the Shiva Tahuna
literature.
That was the those were the verses and they matched sort of kind of
the see the tune of suited to nudge when Nigeria how Mr. Bhalla,
Cibulkova anticline and so on and so forth. So you see how it all
everything ends with the Elif Matsuura weighed in on Nicola
Nicola Nassif, Altona liturgia. And then that the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam in this story, which is a lie, or is
false, whoever came up with it, that he then recited all of SUTA
to Nigeria, and closed out with these ideas. And Quraysh was
ecstatic. They said, That's it, we have peace. So they're not gods,
but we can worship them for Shabbat with Allah.
In No, no God, Nicola, they're like beautiful, long neck birds.
So they're not gods, their creations, but there's nothing is
desirable.
This the intercession of these false gods is these 360 Gods
around the Kaaba is desirable. So they said, Muhammad, this is an
amazing compromise, we're at peace, call us. It's all over
folks. We're at peace, Muhammad's admitted our idols can be
worshipped. Therefore, our hedge business can continue. That's all
they care about. Don't curse our gods so we can have business. You
know, right now, if you were to admit to certain ideologies and
certain gods,
right, and certain ideas, right now, all of a sudden, Wall Street
would welcome you in. MVC would welcome you and everyone would
welcome you in just one word that you utter. I'm okay with this,
this and this, this, these things are all good, may not be what I
do, but it's all good. And I support it all. All of a sudden,
the doors of MVC would open up to you the doors of everything would
open up to you be an executive, you'd be on TV be whatever you
want, just by one belief. Right? Will he say the same thing,
believe in Allah and His Messenger, and all of a sudden, a
lot of things are gonna change, right? Because that's the
foundation is beliefs and all actions, ideas, they they spawn
out of these beliefs. So when that those verses were revealed, of
SUTA najem, and according to the story, it said these things,
right, that the Prophet then repeated these things that the
police had said, then the
court I said, we have, we have no problems anymore, everything's
good. And then the people this spread far and wide, until it
reached at Habesha Ethiopia, and they all came back they said, Now
we don't need to make kids with Ethiopia anymore. We'll come back
and that's why they all came back. Well then explain, explain how is
it that shaytaan reached the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam if the prophets heart was cleaned? Doesn't and no people
from Allah sunnah deny this? But was some Sundays who passed on the
Satanic Verses story?
So like, was he
he passed it on is from Madison. Who is a and how do you how do you
how do you make sense with this? She's done can't reach the Prophet
shaytaan cannot whisper to the messenger peace be upon him
got Komodo, Muslim? Okay, Rohan Anasazi Allah. Why not another
sort of lesson Lolos animates LGBT Rasul Allah
It was a La Jolla, Abu Malgin met the Prophet was playing with the
boys for Okada, who he was. It was a child himself. Okay. He was a
child and he was playing with other children.
Okay, I've got the whole fissara who he took him he took him aside
from all the boys and he put laid him down in his back. He put his
finger on his chest for Shaka and Colby. He opened his chest, took
his heart out for psychological Kalba.
And then he took a clot from it.
felt God ahead the huddle. shaytani make this is how she acts
on axis is you and he flicked it away. Then he took a bowl, a
golden bowl with some Zim in it. And another narration it says like
ice, and then he took that and he washed the heart of the prophets I
sent him with ZamZam, which I looked at him and yes, I wanna
Elomi the boys meanwhile, ran to his mother. They say this arts
being opened up, good.
All right. In the Mohammed anklet Kotel and his mother here they
mean, that Halima because Halima was his caretaker. They said he
was dead for stock of aloo Hua Hua when taka when taka alone, then
they ran back to him and found he was pale in the face, pale in the
face. Now they're gonna make up this stuff. And they're gonna make
up the idea that they saw this. How would they know that the
details correct? Because when you go through surgery, you'd be we'll
come up here. This is open heart surgery. This is a serious surgery
here. Quint to era othera Daddy can mock up Saudi and assadullah
Juan who says I used to see the
mark
of that in his chest. He's to see us there a thin line on his chest.
Okay, where are the ship? The southern a chakra southern Sharif.
Cut hustle Allahu sallallahu alayhi salam a Willa Mara was over
a year since it happened to when he was very young. While marmorata
Thani as for the second time that this happened for ColorShot Casa
drew Sharif who had no answer isn't it happening? No. He was 10
years old when he and Natasha curry moments in the tech cliff
because this is very close now to reaching the age of maturity
for sure call boo Salah when he was selling his heart was opened
or his chest was split. What could this a HUD delay a debit Yet Allah
bus be che in mid May you Odwalla to jail. Now something else was
done. So the first time the portion of shutdown was removed.
Second time
it was made Markedness It was now purified from the uncouth
behaviors of men. Right. So every each time is something different
now purified from the uncouth behaviors of men. So you a man may
be completely innocent. He has no moment.
What's going on today's day off for everybody, right?
Yeah, I didn't realize that people actually don't go to work on this
day.
Did I did it when do I miss this? I feel like like this year, pretty
much like people don't even show up to work. They're talking about
like changing Columbus Day for a while. Yeah. And now it's like
coming into action. Now it's Columbus Day is not off anymore.
No Juneteenth, Juneteenth is is off of Columbus Day is not off.
Yeah. He doesn't deserve a day. That's true. Now he was a bum. He
was did did some really bad things. Columbus did some really
bad things. He didn't deserve a day off.
Yeah, because I actually did some some calls today.
And people in the today's a holiday. I'm not worth taking this
call today. I was like, I know Juneteenth but realize people
treat it now actually as like official day off.
Which is weird because other companies did call me. So I don't
know which one was what is it exactly what's going on? Is it a
federal holiday or not? It is a male coming today. You know, the
males coming? So how is the Federal holiday in the mail comes?
No, he went to UPS they need not but the mail regular mail comes
today, right?
No, okay.
Okay, anyway, let's not get distracted. So the second time,
the things mimma you eyeball I literally gel. That means certain
things. A man can be totally innocent.
But he's still a human right. And he does things that could be
blameworthy. People for example, just the regular things that
adults do that men do. Could be blameworthy could be considered
like disgusting, sloppy. Alright. The Prophet was purified that.
From that well Minamata truth lifted to further show Casa de
rocha Evo and Najib de la Salam wa ala he in no way ACHEMA to
he had a ship come at a fed and mohawked Hakuna
Was he a crummy he were him daddy he sort of Allah what He was
selling what's up? We're two were dead we little later luck karma
you ha la Hibiya called Bianca we envy Molly, who early codici and
Madea. So the third time this happened a third time.
Now, what was the purpose of that? To strengthen him for the
revelation to prepare him for revelation? So first shaytaan
cannot access him, then he does not do that does not behave in the
ways of regular guys, right? Regular guys, the way they eat,
the way they cough, the way they sneeze, the way they clean
themselves, the way they walk around when they're alone is good.
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source? We assess the source we listen believe anything we just
hear. comes from a sound source. Yes, it does. Therefore, we can
believe it. Or we must believe it if it's from the prophets of Allah
when he was on. So we must believe that. So he said that. He's saying
here that this is something that is from transmitted knowledge. We
simply accept it.
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seen anything like this before that it can't be true. That's not
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it nobody's ever seen. That's not the question. The question is,
does it come from a sound source? And is it self contradictory? No,
self contradictory.
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transmission. And that's the problem with those who are
constantly drowned their mind now is stuck. Think truths are only
truth if we can observe them. Or if they sound reasonable to us.
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You heard people were they're upset at you. Why? Because of
because you don't like fiction?
No, I don't like fiction.
No, like fiction. I was like, what's what's there to be upset
about? This is me who would be so preference actual upset? No people
on Twitter. You didn't see you know, I said, I actually, the
question was actually nonfiction, but I'm thinking in my head
fiction. So I said, No, I don't read any nonfiction. I meant to
say I don't read any fiction. No, I didn't read any fiction. What
did they say in Twitter? Nothing. They're just like, oh, there's
fiction has value and stuff like that. Yeah, I'm sure it does.
Whose time for this stuff. Yeah. Right. Who literally has time for
this stuff? Right? Yeah. No time for this stuff.
Hmm.
I mean, there's so much amazing nonfiction to read. That's Allah's
creation. Well, who's it going to be a better author?
Alright. I just don't like to read fiction. Did you read fiction as a
kid? Yeah, it's Hardy Boys.
until like, the author who's the author of The Hardy Boys.
Whoever that author is. It's it's not so long. Right? Until you
realize the formula.
That means his mind has a limit. Like he cannot imagine anything.
He just it's formulaic. Then John Grisham all his books. After like
the sixth book, you're like, let me predict it. A beautiful young
law students, right. And then a big bad firm of some sort company
or some sort. And then David takes on Goliath. Right? This is
formulaic after a while. All right. So you didn't realize like
humans have limited intellect. And then the idea that I really can't
wait to see what happens. Next chapter, you're all you want to
know, is basically what a regular dude is imagining? There's no, you
know, how do I excited by that? He's a regular guy.
Who's just using his imagination. So
what about like, the CounterPoint?
Fiction is like, you know, it's an allegory, a lot of times it gets
things across, that nonfiction can't get across. I'm not a child.
Just tell me your point.
Okay, just tell me. No, I'll tell you what fiction. I do like to
watch too. I wouldn't watch. I don't read it, probably just watch
it on the treadmill. I'm not going to spend that much time reading
it. Right. But on the treadmill is all the futuristic stuff. And I'll
tell you why.
Because chances are, if futuristic stuff becomes a genre, it actually
happens. Why? Because you're implanting the idea in people's
minds, right. And when you're planting an idea in people's
minds, it's telling you like, sort of where people are thinking where
it's heading where things are headed. Especially now a movie
could hit a billion people. Right? And when that image is in
everyone's mind,
then you know
some fiction, yeah, from a fiction book. Yeah. ideas from it. Yeah.
So that's why like, futuristic stuff, I have some sort of
interest in it. Because I want to know what kind of thing they're
thinking about. Because that's what's going to trickle down to
people's minds if it gets popular, right. But
like novels and stuff like that, not read that stuff.
I didn't realize that this is your whole field.
But you're I think you do it in a different way. Because you're it's
like graphic novels, right? It's not graphic as in. But it's like,
you're not writing novels about a guy meets a girl and stuff like
that.
It's a little bit different. So what also depends on the medium to
Yes, because poetry is a fiction. Technically, documentaries are
fiction, because it's still the perspective of an individual. But
it's based upon facts. It's based on that but there's some
subjectivity which leads to a type of fiction, because it's not
actually
The being seen with the eyes, it's not like you're seeing it, you
know, there's there's a barrier between the storyteller and the
person receiving the story. Unlike just me talking to you, for
example, yeah, I think that
it really depends on the medium number one. And number two, I
think I was brought it up. I think that some ideas,
archetypes,
depends on the individual. That's why most people don't have maybe
the acumen to process certain things.
Sometimes things are a little bit more challenging when you just
read the Black Letter of things. No. So I can make for example, I
come from a legal background. So if you study the black letter of a
law, or even if you study thick, for example,
sometimes seeing the actual interaction between human beings
at that level, it allows you to process that information,
understand through examples, what is happening, why it's happening,
what people are experiencing. So I agree, oh, this is my cameraman.
Yeah, and raise the volume of that mic, too, because a bit further
away. So I'm not saying I'm pushing back. But I think that
there's subjectivity there, of course. And I think ultimately, in
the end, the danger that comes with fiction, because I recognize
there's a benefit, but everything there's, you know, there's two
sides to every coin, the danger is that the fiction replaces the
nonfiction, and becomes the preference over over reality.
Well, I think that fiction is great. For the creative and
imaginative mind.
I remember telling fiction stories to my kids like making them up.
Right? To transmit to them certain feelings, right? And they like,
loved it. Right? They couldn't get enough of it. But I had to keep
trying to imagine more stuff. Right? So yeah, everything's got a
function, right for someone. And you brought the technology. It's
interesting. If you read a lot of the interviews for people who work
for NASA for
dozens, and dozens of them say that they were fans of Star Trek,
for example. Like or, I mean, Star Wars decided to get the more Star
Trek because Star Trek was more hard science versus Yeah, science
fiction, versus Star Wars being a combination of science fiction and
fantasy. SCI, I suppose fantasy, I can actually understand it's a
great way to release and get away and destress. Right, because they
can create scenes that just relax you. But that stuff about the
futuristic stuff.
That to me, is would be the most interesting, right? I mean, the
visual side of it is more moving than,
than
anything else. So one other quick point I would make is it's
interesting. I had a conversation with
Sheikh Hamza sister Elizabeth Hanson. Yeah. And she had a very,
I guess, you could say, a divisive observation. I don't know. I agree
on some level. But you brought up John Grisham and you brought up
some of the Hardy Boys, she she submits that anything that was
written in the English language pretty much after the 1960s. Yeah,
is not worth reading at all. So if you've done in the 40s, they said
that was sick in the 20s. They said that level the low because
John Grisham is a very successful commercial, right? Yeah. And
you're right, it's repetitive. And there's really not much to it. But
if you read a novel like say, Moby Dick, or the scarlet letter, or
Pride and Prejudice, you know, some of the quote unquote, English
classics, you'll find that there is a nuance and layers to there
that it's just not in any of the stories today. So what she was
submitted that anything after like the 1960s, I think she may want it
to 1970 It's not even worth picking up and reading well, at
all. You know, what I wouldn't mind and fiction is like the wife
said, the visual side of things. So
because it's faster, it's quicker it gets I understand, you know,
this not it's not just about, it's not just about the content, it's
about the how it fits in life, in my personal life, right? Like,
there's no time to wrap around. And, like, if you grown up in
England, and France, those guys wrote novels like this in Russia.
Because life was so simple. There's time for you to go deep
into your imagination. And then you're sitting at home, as the
reader is bored out of your mind.
What's better than to, you know, get deep into someone else's
imagination, right? So I could get it from back in the old days,
you're sitting in England, and
there's nothing going on or anywhere in the world, life is
pretty slow. So there's time and luxury to get into someone else's
imagination and see what they're saying and, you know, stuff like
that. So, last quick point about Yeah, you make a really, really
important observation that I'm in this industry. We're wearing
But I think ultimately,
this is what separates the Muslim
creative artists from the non Muslim or secular creative is that
ultimately what we're doing is we're trying to provide a service
or an escape, however you want to frame it. Yeah, plant the seeds of
an idea there so that people eventually find the truth and they
can put away the toys, so to speak. So someone like yourself,
or you know, many of the students here, ideally, there would not be
a need for, for fiction. Yeah, what we're trying to do is we're
trying to inspire them to,
to actually explore the truth, they all need to get to the truth,
the truth. So once they get to the truth that you're obviously never
going to go back. Yeah, that's why one of the wisdoms my father who's
Elisabetha, reward him, used to be a huge, huge, huge film fan. And
he used to tell me back in the day that look, you know, you can watch
these classics, what have you, yeah, benefit. But at some point,
if you continue to be a student of knowledge,
I don't have to tell you that. You don't, you know, don't read this,
don't watch that you will eventually fall away from that.
Yeah. Because eventually the truth will be more appealing to you than
the fault then the fiction. So for most of humanity, they're not at
that stage. So what we're trying to do is we're trying to plant the
seeds, so they can eventually become students of knowledge, on
whatever trajectory, they're going to seek the truth that and that's
what George Lucas tried to do himself. He himself was not into
just storytelling for no reason. He had a vision for storytelling.
And those are the ones who are most successful. Right? People who
have a vision behind their stories, there's a purpose, not
just telling a story for the sake of a story.
Something really interesting. Yeah. If you look at classical
books,
nonfiction and whatnot, is a great example of that. Really, there's
no, there's no such thing as drawing diagrams, and drawing
pictures and stuff like that. 90 90% of the time, it's like,
even if they're doing something that could very easily be
explained in a chart, or a graph. Now they'll write it, they'll
write it out, because at that time, they want to train the mind
to think like in a more plastic way, where you come up with the
diagrams in your brain, and you can visualize it. And people used
to have that kind of abstract thinking. Yeah. And I think that
as time goes by, that level of abstract thinking is becoming less
and less. So like, it's always nowadays. No one it's very
difficult for people to, as you said, like to approach things head
on now. Yeah. And everything has always given me an example. Give
me an example. Yeah. So because of people like it's really like, our
ability to abstract things, and big ideas and stuff like that has
decreased so much. It always has to be able to tell it to me in the
version of a story nowadays, like corporate America, how do you give
like a presentation, for example, even even diagrams is too much for
them. Now, it has to be tell it as a story. Right? You think that's
bad? I think it's just showing that we were really losing like a
lot of what it means to be human, what it means to be intellectual,
what it means to be smart. Like, I think that if we go back 300 400
years ago, people were just way smarter than us. They could think
in abstract ways. And if like, there's so many examples, for
example, the prophesy Selim, he never explained, even like
athletes or things like that in, in, like, in the way that we
wouldn't come, yeah, he would tell a story, or he would tell a
metaphor. And people would understand immediately, just
automatically what he means they wouldn't have to get into detail
about that. Because they're used to thinking abstractly. Now we
everything has to be spoon fed to us. No, but the but when you said
that, telling it in the form of a story is a reduction. Right. But I
thought that I would view it as that is like the height of the
best way to communicate is through a story.
I think it could go both ways. Because you cover in a story, you
cover the emotional aspects, right? And you cover the abstract
aspect. Yeah. Right. And it's, it's the broadest way to teach
something like what is the Quranic methodology of teaching?
Stories, right? With heroes. The prophet is the hero of every
story. And there is no prophet except he had an enemy.
antagonist, right? Because humans have emotional connections. Right?
And the abstraction is only one layer of the meaning, right? The
story create brings it to the flesh, and creates both an
abstraction. The abstraction is there.
The emotional element is there. And it reaches everybody. The
intellectual connect, can can can pick out all the abstractions,
then write all the abstractions, and that's what we call law,
right? Or rulings.
But everyone's got to hear the story. Right? Whereas that
abstraction only an appeal to a few people. So wouldn't you think
though, that then the story is the best way to teach story. I guess
that's the point to why a fiction should be read.
But like, I'll give you an example. Like Socrates, Aristotle,
these guys
When they would write, they wanted to, for example, criticize the
government or criticize society, they would straight up right?
These are the problems with society and this and that. Now,
for example, contrast that to no one's going to read that these
days. If you do that instead, what is a critique of society? Look at
what they teach in high school, like The Great Gatsby, where they
have to teach, you know, like American society and blah, blah,
blah, it has these downsides. They have to tell it in the form of
story. Yeah, when back in the day, people would be able to read that
come up with their own story, and come up with their own
abstractions themselves. So I think to a certain level stories
bring down something like or there's another thing too, is that
in when something needs to be put out there, to everybody? Yeah, the
mass. Yeah.
It's not that you look for a fiction story for it, you actually
wait for a real life story to develop.
Like, for example,
the Agra felts case, how did it become a thing, because it
actually happened, there was a guy, you either identified with
him, or you identify with the gay couple, right? So when when the
reality took the form of a story with an antagonist and a
protagonist, it captured the whole nation's attention, and was able
to go into court, as long as it was merely in the form of Shall we
do this or so we do this as a society, it doesn't move anybody.
And it's not something we can legislate. This is an idea. But
once it actually rubber hits the road on it and became a reality.
That's why I'm really big fan of nonfiction.
Because that stuff that actually happened, the fiction stuff is
saying, Well, this could be about possibility, that could be a
possibility. But once it actually happens in real life, now you
actually forked the society, everyone had to make chooses to
this guy or that you're not choosing a theoretical side. You
are. But if you put that out to people, they will make a decision.
But if you put out do you sympathize with this guy, or with
that guy? Yeah. Now all society takes a decision side, right? And
the law could take his side, because these are real humans. And
once the law takes us out, on this case, it's for everybody. No. So
that's where, like the abstraction, and reality and story
mingled together. That's where it comes in, on in nonfiction, right.
And the storytelling is like are in the absence of nonfiction, we
write our own story. Theory is and also in the absence of a reality
of situation, we'll write down the abstract theory.
The best of all, is when it actually happens. That's why the
Sierra is not the prophesies, set them didn't give abstractions.
Let's create, demonstrate. And then, by taking action, a story
was created. But it was it was a nonfiction story. It was like it
was a reality was truth. And once it's true, now, all of a sudden,
everyone's got to take his side.
And that's the value of action over thought. And you can't have
thought without action.
You can't have action without thought. But action by itself is
better than thought by itself. It's thought by itself. I don't
have to do anything.
But when it's a reality in front of me, I have to take aside. You
know what I mean?
And I think that's why ultimately,
one of the things that's been missing or that you've done such a
great job stream and in your classes is that the stories of the
Olia and the stories of the the great leaders of the past because
there's no story like just here, the Sierra issue where the law one
has said the problem almost Allah said was the Quran walking. Yeah,
I mean, basically, his life is the story of story. So he was the
manifestation of what we're supposed to know. Yeah. The, the
one thing that's important about the stories of the only people
from different times, and that's why I think storytelling is so
important, is that there's a subjective element to that,
because of the timeframe, because of the periods because of one
thing that human beings tend to do, especially in modern times is
they say, look, that was the prophet of God, civil law, he was
awesome. I can never be that, or I cannot be the sahaba.
But there are many, many examples. You know, if you take
you noticed a lot of the you know, you'll be for example, yeah, so we
could be a lot of the newbies but you know, there are people there
untold stories of these incredible people who lived during their
particular times,
which are more contemporary to some degree. Well allow us to
relate to them and understand that this lesson is a universal
message. Yeah, can be it's so malleable. And that's another Hawk
as well as another true that this message spans not only the borders
of nations, but the borders of time. Well, that's why in the
Quran, Mafia city note, the intentional absence of details,
such that
when you want to appeal to people across cultures, and nations don't
mention names, times or places. So seriously
Look, if a man and his neighbor and a garden, that's all you're
told, like, where are they? Are they in Rome? Are they in Egypt?
Where are they? Where wherever you want them to be? Because that's
not important, right?
The king, some youth a cave, a dog, right? We don't even know the
number. You don't even know how many of them you don't know where
they are. And then don't ask and that automatically the Quran says
Don't ask about these things, because you actually take away
from the story, in the sense of, yeah, you may be interested in it,
but if you the moment you say some Greek kids, right, yeah, all
right, well, I'm Chinese, I'm African, right, what I'm gonna do
with Greek, right? There's those kits, but by the absence, you
know, removing all those, it gives you
relevance to everybody. Okay.
I remember also the
they said that, whenever nobody's named, in the story, it could be
anybody. But by the way, every single story in the Quran was
somebody's no story in the Quran is fiction. There is no allegories
in the Quran. That's pure fiction. Every single story, like the two
the two men of Pseudotsuga, if there was actually two men, there
were two men on the earth. There are no allegories. And this is
something that, you know, a lot of people say that there's all these
allegorical stories and even Janna, another allegoric. We say,
not even the, what looks like an arrow, we're in the Quran says,
take an example of a man who had did this and another man did that.
Right? It's the language of an allegory. But it was real. There
was a man that that did that. And he had a rival who did the
opposite thing. Because Allah Tala has no need for an allegory, you
can donate whatever story he wants, or that he wills happens.
And
a lot of scholars in the past, they were jots, and they changed
society. And they asked, and they were asked, Why didn't you write
books? And they say, I write men. Allah, right. Look at these guys.
Look what all they're doing. That's that's what I'm writing.
You write a book, alright, you a man. Right? And they trance like
Malcolm X didn't write a book.
Malcolm X didn't write a book. Right? But his reality was more
effective than if he had written the best book. Right? He lived it.
He transformed lives.
Like that, to me. That's what does it. He transformed their lives. He
didn't read any books.
One licensing officer, yeah, somebody in this space.
Every time you talked about originality and come up with
stories that are compelling.
When you read the life of the prophet Muhammad
you just as a as an artist, as a spore, as a storyteller, yeah.
The the miracle his life, the hero's journey of his life. Yeah.
It's impossible for a human being to have created that that story
that's impossible. Just just that the use of the the timeline of
events led to what ultimately happened was the ultimate victory
and the ultimate hero's journey. And when you read it, you're even
as someone who think, Okay, I'm so creative, even in my own mind, I
could never come up with this kind of scenario that you were taught,
but the reality the reality actually is more present than the
imagination. There's nothing like this, you read or like, somehow,
this is the story of story, it wouldn't be believable that you're
just
live life as a regular man until 40. Then all of a sudden,
you're you have a book, all of a sudden, you have followers, it
doesn't work like that, if you were truly were an order, from
yourself, a leader just from yourself,
socially concerned, just from yourself, physically going to do
all this work just from yourself. And fighting, you would have
started that it would have emerged out of you in the 20s. And this is
one of the things the ultimate say about the age of 40.
They say by 30, forget 40 By the age of 30, you lived your zero to
1010 to 2020 to 33 decades.
But in those three decades, all your innate talents erupts in one
decade or another, right? So what happens after 40 is nothing other
than something we would have seen it. So the idea of why to show you
how you lived amongst the profit not 10 years, not 20, not 3040
years for decades. In four decades, if what the prophet is
doing is a natural talent, just from himself. Some of that would
have emerged
in his youth days. And
his story is not only a story of victories it's also a story of
dealing with defeats. Yeah, that's the thing because in modern times
the hero
His journey oftentimes is, you know, Superman is a perfect
example. Yeah.
vincible nothing happens impenetrable. The Prophet Muhammad
has a lot of some stories so great. Because he suffered. They
were defeats and had to he had to overcome those defeats. Yeah.
Because anybody else if they're trying to create the ultimate
hero's journey, like, is it okay, he's a problem, they will just
victory after victory after victory, isn't it, but you have to
watch the gamut of the whole story, to understand what that
ultimate ultimate victory is. And that in itself is an amazing,
miraculous
part of the entire series that defeat, victory defeat, and then
the ultimate Yeah, and you have to have the defeats in order to have
the ultimate victory. And you also, modern stories are
critiqued, superhero stories are critiqued, because if you look in
a superhero story, they oftentimes go from just a kid. And then
within the span of a few months, all his problems are solved. He
discovered these great powers. And he he's great, right? Like Spider
Man, for example. It's like, within like, 618 months, he's at
the top right when he was just a regular kid. And that's telling
you will lie like nothing ever happens like that. There's no big
breakthrough, that when people say overnight, became a millionaire,
that's overnight in your eyes, right? But overnight sensation
that's in your eyes, but that person was practicing for years.
Right? And so those are actually lies that are told or it's not
like, it's like, it's a false, it's a false hope. Yeah, it's a
lie. You're given a false hope.
It's a false hope. One interesting thing is yeah, like the Quran, it
mentions the story of Prophet Yusuf on Instagram. Yeah, like the
best of stories, and destroy the prophesy. Selim is like, oh, no,
yeah. And so like, we have this hero's journey, which every story,
it's like, pretty much the same thing. Star Wars, you know,
superhero stuff. And it all goes back. Like, say, for example, you
could say it goes back to the Odyssey. The whole story of the
Odyssey, for example, is a guy who cast away from his home, right?
This is the archetype. He's the hero whose cast away from his
home, but then look at what his motivation is, it's really to get
back home and to get revenge on the people who are sleeping with
his wife. And first of all, you see this whole thing the whole
story is motivated me Todd, yeah, by like, by a very basic desire.
Yeah. And then like, and this is what they they considered, like
Odysseus to be a hero, and to be an archetype of someone to be
sought after someone who's so manly. And what happens is, is,
for example, you look at the story of Prophet Yusuf on a cinema, and
the story is flipped on its head, the whole story. It's the hero's
journey. It's still it's the same story. We like telling each other
over and over again. Yeah, but now it's about forgiveness. Now, it's
about aspiring for something greater. It's not about this base
desire of trying to prove myself as men, it's about trying to prove
myself with Allah to Allah. It's about forgiving the people who
wronged me and the entire story. It's like the Quran is coming and
saying, we know the story. This is the story that you like telling.
Yeah, but now, like, rethink it, towards the divine, not about
yourself.
The prophesy centum story is the same exact thing.
And has some of the the sequels that
say the sequels that that's probably disrespectful, but the
stories that come afterwards, you've mentioned this before, the
stories of the holdup are actually doing that reflect the four
seasons? Yeah, yeah, whatever book or read the law, husband home or
read the law, already law has led by the law, and how each of them
had to grapple with their own challenges. That's another miracle
of the Prophet Muhammad Salah isn't because yeah, Hamza said, if
for him the greatest miracle in the life of the prophet Muhammad
was alone and said, We're the Sahaba he produced Yeah. And so
look at the stories that came after us. Because they dealt with
things that he did not necessarily deal with. Like you said, the pit,
you know, the spring, the summer, the winter, the fall with them or
being the summer, I guess. Yeah. So if mom being the fall and then
dealing with the winter, yeah, I mean, that's another that's why
these stories are so important. The stories of the Olia and the
stories of these great people are so essential. Yeah. You can never
have enough of these hammered again and again and again. Yeah.
And to tell the truth when it comes to reading fiction. I'm not
into, but I wouldn't mind hearing a story. It's gotta be
encapsulated. like reading a long book, that era is over. But you
give me if I need to unwind. The idea of hearing a story doesn't
matter whether it's fiction or nonfiction. Like if I need to just
unwind myself. So not all fiction is just out there. Because it's a
matter now of how you package it. I don't think the modern person is
going to read a fiction book. Right? But if you give me a
fictional you know it as a visual as a as a movie, yeah, maybe I'll
read it. I'll listen to it, or I'll watch it. It's just the
packaging. That's really what it is. Right? The subber
to go through a fiction book isn't there? There's no need for that.
But the but just to
Just take a stroll and listen to a story. Maybe, if it's well
produced, let's take this question is important. We mentioned that
there are lights, there's a world of an unseen world of light and an
unseen world of darkness. Is there something in the middle? Yes,
there is. There is an unseen world that is neutral, neither light nor
darkness. And that is they call that the spirituality of the
dunya.
And that is what people tap into what is good of general Fitri
based spirituality that people just guess in check, while while
not necessarily tapping into a faith, nor anything demonic. So
when people say listen, you go out in nature, eat a lot of fruit,
drink a lot of water, sleep, go out in nature, meditate, close
your eyes, and amazing things, you will feel amazing things and
amazing things happen. That is the spirituality of the dunya. And it
can even result in
what they call it like
sort of No, knowing something of the future a little bit, like a
type of more cassava, that is only of the dunya. And they judge that
by saying that it has nothing of Okinawa benefit, nor is this
satanic. So they categorize out of the dunya. Right, and they say you
can't you keep contradicting your,
your desires, you can start reading into people's
personalities, even understanding their concerns, and having a very
powerful type of spirituality, but it's only of the Dunya doesn't
benefit you of the ACA, nor does it harm you in the EPA. So it's
almost like having a worldly skill. Like I know how to for
example, make tables right neither is to land you in paradise nor in
*, right? So there is a spirituality and there is an
unseen realm that is neither of light nor of darkness, but is in
the middle. And that's what I think most people like CEOs and
all these stressed out people they that's what they go for. Right? It
neither is it of the darkness, nor is that of the truth. It's just of
the Dunya
doesn't make
this make people like to have like the spirituality like delusional.
I've seen like this within some people, and then they start to
attribute like, oh, like God isn't real, like we know, like, they
think that they haven't hired sense. Yeah, that's true. Well,
it's the same thing as a powerful general, someone learns how to
manipulate a military and conquer other little cities and build his
own little Empire start to think he's independent, he doesn't need
God. Right. Any six great success in the dunya can lead to that it
can possibly lead to that.
Right
next segment today we're going to take a segment really quick on the
hedge and now we are in the month of their hedge and let me give you
a quick brief synopsis of what we do in this month.
It's a light so not
too fast. The first eight days it is a confirms on the test that
ninth day. It is a very confirmed so not to slaughter
an animal after eight
goat or sheep or seven people could divide up a cow, a cow
or a Campbell and it is also a light sunnah to not clip your
nails or remove your hair in any way shape and form it's a licen
people may do it may not do it. Right. So NACA, FIFA okay.
So those are the
the recitation of Quran should be increased in this month.
More than any other month.
These are the basic
the ninth of the ledger is Yamaraja
we fast that day, do a lot of a bed all that day. And then the lat
the nighttime, is that later till eight door is accepted on that
night. So the night between the ninth and the 10th which is
Tuesday and Wednesday. Door is accepted in that time.
That's a really important okay.
That is your brief synopsis on the month of hedger and of course,
there has to be lots that begin
right that night of of aid to and they go on for three days.
I don't I didn't hear anything bad about the HUD registration this
year.
Like all that all I heard was it was actually smooth and it went
through. Only problem is that you can't go with your own group.
We can book a package, let's say us five, but you can't book a
group with your Imam for example. You're just gonna go and you're
gonna get assigned a random Imam. Many people don't care. Right. The
groups may care the Imams may have care
As I wanted to take my community to HUD you can't write.
So you're going to have they're going to assign you a chef.
So I haven't heard of any bad stories like nothing close to last
year's nightmare stories.
Okay? All right, what else we got? Chocolate Wallah. Yes Juneteenth
in 2021 signed a bill it is a federal holiday
Fatima King is tuning in from Mecca anticipating Hajj. Oh, we
need that dog for sure. We need that dog no doubt about it.
Ronnie is from the UK tuning in.
Okay
when is the start time of giving money towards the quarterback any
via a link if I can't slaughter, you can use a key or an agent or a
website. Give it from now they'll slaughter it when they slaughter
it. Like for example, I paid for my goat already
I paid for my goat as a pet with the thing is if it doesn't work
out, it's gonna be old here. Right? So I had to return the goat
as you all know. And it'll be but I got in its place a sheep to
slaughter. So I'll go slaughter it after eat.
Right.
Crew Tang gets to live another year though. She's too young to be
slaughtered.
So people are watching
it they people watch these mangas and what are these other things
called Sudoku is what is it? What is it called? Enemy? Okay.
People. Youth, you know, they told me they told me they watched
episodes that it's like 400 episodes, each episodes like 30
minutes. They watched it on one and a half speed. And they've
watched it a whole thing. 400 episodes, that's 200 hours. And
that they said they watched it three, four or five times because
they find little amazing little you know things here and there.
Man
1000 1000
watts. You remember when we were in the Ramadan, attic F. Then
there's basketball tournament going on. And I'm sitting on the
side watching the basketball tournament and the kids who don't
play sports. Were also sitting with me right? And they said no,
we watched anime thusly for 500 episodes 400 episodes he told me
but he said he watched it he says he watches it again and again and
again because he keeps discovering little things the time waste the
time waste finally the youth they don't realize what they have until
it's gone
most movies today are trash.
Most movies today you can't watch anything there's very few movie
you can ever watch. Right there's just so trashy and like it's just
like direct trash not even subtle about it.
I didn't was dumb is here from the UK Masha Allah He runs a school in
the UK
Okay, let's take some q&a. Now. We got decent amount of time Monday,
we take a lot of q&a.
Okay.
All right. It's time. What do you have?
I was interested in this question.
How do you know if YouTube was accepted? Firstly, the fact that
you're making Toba is the beginning of that
is an indication that Allah wills
took remove your sins.
And then your Toba is accepted.
The sign of Toba except it is that you have actually forgotten about
your sin after having made so before that you have forgotten
about it. Yeah, so you have made Toba so many times so much. But
over time eventually you have forgotten about it that's some of
this ultimate say it is a sign that the toe was accepted
J Perez the balance fictional characters but possible scenarios.
So it's not just pure imagination. It's a good point.
Okay, ideas are deep a third of the Quran is still hate. A third
is rulings and a third is stories. Okay,
Stories can contain ideas, but ideas don't necessarily contain
stories, says Muhammad good point there.
Okay.
Oh, by the way, you know, speaking of stories and history and
everything,
the latest trend in the world is telling you that something that's
much awaited is a complete
conspiracy.
Like the Titanic. You heard about this. Like the latest thing on
tick tock is is this thing that the Titanic
is fake? The wrong ship or something? Yeah. Yeah, that did
the actual Titanic. It's a cover. But another ship like it is one
that went down. And that in fact, it was JP Morgan, who was against
the Federal Reserve. And all these guys were on the Federal Reserve
tried to take it down. Right. But that is a thing now is taking
something that's a complete fact. Now this is where intellect has
gone out the window, complete facts about something. And then
gaslighting people
it's in there never existed, or it never happened, or it was fake. It
was a conspiracy.
We're talking about the Flat Earthers the other day, and how,
if you deny the moon landing, there's, there's not much but more
rational, there is a rational possibility. Rationally speaking,
it is possible that that was faked. But to tell me the earth is
flat is not. And I'll tell you why. Just from a from an
epistemological perspective, you're gonna like this.
The moon landing was physically seen by very few people. Very few
people physically saw another man standing on the moon. Okay. The
photograph we know. Well, right now we don't accept the photograph
back then. What do you they couldn't have faked something like
that? It was possible. Very possible. So physically saw the
actual moon landing? Very few people?
Yeah. All right. Very few people. Many people were in the room in
Houston. Okay, that NASA famous NASA room where they had been told
he landed. But did they see it directly? I don't know. I don't
think so. Even so, if 20 people saw it.
Is that make it an absolute fact? No. So I'm saying that it's likely
that it happens, right. But it's not insane and mental to say that
no, it possibly couldn't happen that the idea that it couldn't it
was faked is not absolutely insane. It's probably out there.
But it's not absolute insane. that the earth is flat. And the round
earth is a lie. That's more insane. Many, many people have
physically been out in space.
Okay, many, many people from all different countries.
And they looked back and they saw there was this route. That's Moto,
where you can say, but the moon landing. This is great for
teaching Hadith. Yeah, like the scholars of Hadith. They say like
the water. You may not have a number of narrations. But it's
more about the impossibility that they all look at Houston. All
those guys were working for you. They're all they have an interest.
Yeah, they all have an interest. It doesn't matter.
They could all get together and conspire. That's that's possible.
It's very unlikely, but it's possible. Titanic, you got people
from every country, everywhere from Europe from you know, Asia,
whatever. And they can all conspire they don't know each
other. Yeah. Yeah. So it might be the same number. Yeah, the one is
the latter. No one will say it's like mesh hoods. Yeah, it's a
headbutts machine. It's almost like it's, it's it's Vani. Yes.
And then it became one to watch it. Yeah. after that. But or it's
like I had then became what to watch. This must have feet. That's
the moon landing. But also I really liked what you what your
son said the other day, yesterday when he said that. Who has most to
lose at the moon landing when the Russians, right? The rivaling the
US, Sputnik goes up, then the US lands on the moon, they would have
been the first people to call the bluff.
Right? They wouldn't that they have been the first people to say
now this is a lie.
Right, but they didn't. They seem to have capitulated to it. So
that's one thing.
Let's take a question from Saudi if you said that the intercession
of the idols of Quraysh is shirk. How do we distinguish that from to
us? So no, it's we it's not the intercession aspect. It's the
validation of the idols. That's the problem. That validation of
idols, the concept of tau as soon as possible from one whom Allah
has validated such as a prophet, or a moment
you would not
Go and ask a bliss for his dog.
So the concept of seeking someone's draw
to draw near to Allah is not the problem. The problem is who are
you validating? So the validation of the idols is the problem.
No no aid Neuwied even Mohamed Naveed his mother passed away May
Allah give regenitive for those without any submit alotau To make
her entrance into the grave but all the material that Jana and
washer start with, with the coolness of Allah's mercy and
forgiveness, and may Allah tell you unify you her with unite her
with you in gelatin for dose?
All right.
I consider Malcolm X my first teacher in Islam read the
autobiography in high school. Right.
Unrelated to the topic, I read the tough seed of the story of Prophet
lilts. From the people destroyed, did they include believers? Or was
it people who did not believe in his prophethood all the believers
left. And the definition of a believer is that one
accepts the prophet of their time. Anyone who is a believer, but to
not accept Lutz is not a believer. So believer is not just someone
who recognize Allah exists is one who submits to everything that
Allah told them to submit to. So if Allah told you submit to this
prophet, and you said no, Allah, I worship you only. And Allah say
you believe in this prophet, no, I'm not going to do that. Then
you're a Kaffir. Right? IBLEES knows Allah exists very well.
Doesn't he doesn't need to believe it. He knows it as a fact. Okay,
he lived in the heavens, but he refused to accept God's commands
and belief submission to a prophet if he takes up that so he's a
gaffer.
Okay,
is drama true rockers because they too quick buzz spiritually fulfill
the position of the children because of the horror?
Can we say that? Not.
drummer has its own a bed, right? And it takes the place of the
hook.
Right? If you don't pray drummer, you pray though.
Maybe there's two cookbooks and two rockers. So they are taking
the place of the tour because of the I guess.
Yeah, and there's no ruling in that statement. Right.
But do you hear anything on that nose?
I think there's two opinions. Yeah. One of them is like it's
based on the question. Is the default of the prayer two records
or is it four records? Yeah. So if you say that the default is two
records, and the became four records and you're saying you're
going back to the default when you do Joomla and I think the other
opinion is built off for and then I think maybe they would say that
the Hapas takes place of the two records. I don't think it's that
deep. It's not that Yeah, and it's also not fully taking the place of
God because Gemma can be prayed into all sorts time with know how
much you're not sinful for delaying the whole drama into our
society. So technically, we could pray Jamaah be valid pray Gemma at
7pm
We could Yeah, should we do it? To revive this? This is a good
because what do they do? Like they'll they'll pray Jamaat like
they'll follow the humbly put or like position and they'll you know
and that's what's around there. That's weak. That's a weak
position. Yeah. Why don't we just do it after the work day Do it? Do
it five people would riot though. You know, people do about six
right. And then we pray as long as you have time to pray one raka of
acid within before MacKillop comes in. You could technically actually
do Juma at 8pm
Salaam out the call they come again. Pray us hang out a little
minute should
break your fast pretty much.
No.
Have to be drama for us.
Yes.
If you missed the HIPAA, no, if you catch anything with the mm you
only owe two raucous just the last sitting or like Correct. No. The
record he gets the record with mm. Yes.
Does not removing hair and nails applies to the days of Hajra the
first 10 days the whole 10 days.
Okay,
I have a daughter from a previous marriage. If I remarry and have
boys are there any boundaries my daughter will have to observe
With respect to interactions with the boys, know, your daughters,
you have a daughter, and you have voice.
They are siblings
by the Father. Now the question becomes, you have a daughter, you
marry a woman who has a boy, that's a problem.
You need to separate homes at that point. Because that girl, you're
the step. sibling is nothing for us and show you. So your daughter
and her son
will be mom to one another, non mom to one another.
Eventually, so when they're one two years old, two years old,
three years old, no problem, all the way up to while you're hitting
seven, eight, and nine and 10 and 11. That's where the stuff starts
to happen separation, then she's in high school, middle school in
high school, she should be completely separate from him in
middle school, high school, at the end of the day, you will
eventually the solution to that, though, is not something foreign,
it's existed.
In our history, you have two homes, simple as a home with your
daughter, okay, and then your wife, and her son will live
another home. And you should be the provider of both homes. You
buy that second home too. So you own two homes. The wife and the
son lived there. That's your home. And this is your home and you go
back and forth. And and because of multiple marriages that had
happened oftentimes in the history of Islam, it may be a bit
expensive, but that's luck and open your doors. It is
okay.
If a place has a rule of not allowing outside food and drink,
but they don't enforce it, are you sinful for bringing it in? So are
you sinful for bringing your own candy from the Walgreens? to the
cinema? That's what really what you're asking, right?
No, it's all they should be sinful for that.
That is the action on that question. Right? That's what
people do. All Time.
Netflix is releasing live action one piece soon. I have no clue
what they're talking about. Naruto? shippuuden. No clue ship.
padeen. What is he talking about?
What is that? Exactly?
It's an anime or manga series, but I actually don't know what stupid
means. I know it's a Japanese word for oh, it's a one of the shows
animate? Yes. What's the difference in manga and anime?
Manga is actually just the published
hard copy version. Anime is actually the adaptation for
animation. No, it's just river animation. Anime is short for
animation in Japanese. That's all. Oh, okay. You know, something I've
noticed. Yeah. This is so strange. It's almost like mass transmitted.
Yeah, all the students had knowledge these days. Like vast
majority of them they watch anime best maybe.
When I was in Egypt, all these kids like what they do for fun is
watching anime. I don't understand they're normal about it. They're
not like guys here in America. But why actually because I there's I
had a really interesting conversation with Dr. Naoki
Yamamoto, who is, well, some convert right from Japan, who
teaches with Reggie off center in Turkey. And his theory is that the
reason anime and manga is so popular among students of
knowledge is because of the universal truths, the fitrah
centric truths that are in those stories, or anything else. Yeah.
And he says that the one thing that he felt was missing, that was
unsuccessful in Japan with respect to Dawa was that
Dawa, given to the Japanese was given to the US to be given to the
way that we would give Dawa here in the States or in Europe, which
was war to focus on the internal.
The Japanese are very much according to him focused on
ritual. Other, you know, if you go to a Japanese home, you know, they
take their shoes off the Japanese tea ceremony. Yeah, he said that
was a way that he felt would be the best way to introduce Islam to
the Japanese has very, it's very effective. But at the heart of it,
he was saying, basically, those stories when it comes to other
than those outer trappings, there are other related elements are
completely consistent with our tradition. So I think there's, you
know, this, there's also this notion of the student master
relationship is very much important. You have the marine and
you have all of those themes, I think they find it very, very
relatable, like cathartic. Because it gives the student because
they're still in Japanese culture, regardless of what you say, there
is respect for knowledge and respect for elders, even if the
maybe there's a difference of opinion what that knowledge is,
whereas here, there's no respect for knowledge or for it. So that's
why they so what exactly happens in an enemy story? Most of what
they're different. It's just a genre.
manga manga is basically like I said, it's illustrated comic
books. Yeah. In Japanese. So so it's just a story. So for example,
if you go to Japan, and I went there I was there 20 years ago so
it's still the same day I would go there and everybody on the on the
trains, the trains were spotless, by the way have to say amazing,
spotless, because they they believe that if you harm this all
this collective notion that everyone is we're all together and
so you don't pollute or you know, because you're upsetting others.
No. Yeah, exactly. So I just remember being on the train, and
everybody was reading manga. This will be for the business people.
And the thing is the manga story. So for example, you would have a
cooking manga, you would have a story about a politician, you
would have a stir like every single possible story was in
manga, but why would they need the drawing?
Why not just write a novel because because the because their language
is very illustrative. If you look at the Japanese language, it's
it's very different from the English letter system. Oh, it goes
up to down that what No, but there's more. There's almost an
artistic quality of the pieces. There's almost like,
I don't wanna say it's like analogous to Arabic. But there's,
there's a beauty to the Japanese language, which lends itself to
I guess you can say the the manifestation of storytelling
through art, versus just the spoken word. But I have a question
just just as sidetrack. Japanese is written from up to down. Right.
I believe so. Yeah. So what is the texting? Like?
I think I think it is the is the bubble on the right. Right? It
must be so they must make a phone especially where the software
makes the bubble on the right I think I think they go right to I
think they go right or left or they do who goes up to down.
So that's what I'm actually because they taught us in school,
it goes up to down traditionally.
But it can go both ways. Okay. Interesting. Interesting. See how
this stuff intersects with technology. So okay, so they,
but animate in general, it's it's just any story. It's just the
nature of the way you draw the people what manga is like, is the
actual, those are the illustrations on the page. I'll
put it that way. It's a simple fiber. So basically, it's anything
that's illustrated on the Amish. The anime is the animation. So
it's the motion on TV on a screen. Exactly. So typically, what most
manga call those are the people who are the manga creators are
called manga QA. Their goal is to hopefully have an anime that's
what they see. Okay, so comic books are the stepping stone to
the anime. And do they make them an anime into a
real like with actors, most of the time, they don't. That will be the
evolution to it. Because it's most of their stories are so difficult
to adapt because there's so much there's so many wild elements to
there. It's very, it's failed miserably because it's just you so
it's not like America, where Spider Man comic book Batman comic
book, Batman, the the cartoon, Batman the Movie with actors.
Right? Right. It's not like that. There's someone mentioned in there
I was there was one piece with pieces. You were talking, this is
the 1,000th episode, and it's still going on now. It's not
stopped. Wow. So they've adapted it for Netflix. And I saw the
teaser trailer for it. And I'm familiar with the artwork. And
most people I've spoken to so they don't want to watch the live
action all because basically, the whole live action is sort of
scope. And that's why again, it's maybe that's another reason why
the students of knowledge are also more inclined towards anime and
manga is because the art style itself oftentimes is not
it's an exaggeration, hyper exaggeration. So there's an
realism to the work. Yeah, you see, I'm sick. So it's not like
American comics. They try to mature Yeah, it's really really
recreate what's happening in the real world with them. It's, you
know, white eyeballs, budget bugging out and stuff when Yeah,
what's that all about? It's just
it's just that's it. That's the way of showing a surprise you
know, or there's, everyone's have huge eyes. No, they just like
certain like, if there's like, you tell me something shocking.
There'll be a panel where the eyeballs just go, I see. I see. So
it's there these kinds of hyper Yeah, realities in there. So it's,
there's this there's like, there's an absence of reality of the
stories I feel like maybe they feel it's a little bit safer.
Well, I've been near as your wants to write an enemy story
or a manga so you can go sign up for fictional frontiers and see if
they accept you.
We have a no we have a new system of submissions if you go to
fictional frontiers.com There's a formal process you have to go
through this new beginning so many submissions we have to wow things
are that's crazy. That is crazy. A couple years ago there was like,
anatomy like anime movie they made out of what is it called?
The like the feed like the the what? The feed feed
and the elephant and the elephant and like thought of it all Yeah.
Wow. Anime.
Interesting.
That was actually elephants have big eyes too.
That was actually finance because in the Middle East also, but
took care of that medium of storytelling has become very
popular worldwide yeah this stuff and so they saw the government
wanted to actually I guess connect with actually what it was more
they they had they had people in their universities who didn't have
jobs literally so they said let's connect with the Japanese
animation studios and let's produce some content so our
graduates have something to do and they had no I had issues with them
even doing that they should have done in my opinion, but that's
nothing but that they didn't do that.
Okay, J Perez takes us to a different subject car financing is
it okay?
I tried the rib a free but company doesn't service in his state. need
it for work? Okay. I cannot say halal or haram to be honest with
you as affetto
we know the guide darood ought to be 100 Mahalo dot absolute Aurora,
make something haram to be huller.
You can assess if it's an absolute dharuhera. There's no other option
to buy the car. Is it fathomable? Of course, it's fathomable of buy
a car directly you're going to write
need to finance that too. Yeah, to finance, you can't buy cash,
right? Unless some people don't have the cash. lease a car? Is
that an option?
I guess some people will tell you that's an option, right lease the
car.
On a loan with respect to that, what I've heard is that people
will they'll take the amount, they will calculate the amount of what
the interest would be over that period of time. And then they add
it to the total amount. So in essence, what you're saying is
okay, the car is 50,000, you're saying over that eight year period
is gonna be 58,000. So I will pay you $58,000 for the car, but there
will be zero interest. It's the same total amount, but that would
have been how that?
How do you actually forget a clearly shaped Sonic whisper. You
can get it removed by very intense remembrance of Allah and
recitation of Quran and those things will go away.
Any advice for anyone wishing to set up a primary school?
No, my advice is when you want to do something massive like this,
start off with the very smallest thing such as kindergarten, I
guess would be and then just start it.
And then deal with next year when it comes so on and so forth.
When does a boy become a Muharram? For his mom, sister?
Is it a certain age when he reaches puberty? Well, he's always
a Muharram. But in terms of acting as a Muharram, is after puberty.
Otherwise, he's not really considered a man. It's just a
child, right?
When he becomes size of the size and the physical maturity that you
can say that this is now a motto, he can actually help you he can
actually protect you.
Okay, chock the wall says Imagine if Alex Jones had access to Tiktok
in his prime, not just Alex Jones, there's another guy to England
with the blonde hair. This guy has every conspiracy theory you can
think of in the in the books. And this guy actually had some
credibility to some of his theories up till one where he just
went nuts. And he
created this idea of the lizard people. You're, you've heard of
this. He's a very famous in England's blond hair. And maybe
five out of 10 of his crazy conspiracies. may have been right.
Correct. He was onto something. But then his last one was that all
the great powerful people of the world are not actually people.
They're lizards. Right. I think this David Icke. Yes. Samir got
it. David Icke is imaginary in that respect. But let's, let's see
what what the internet says about him. I think they do this stuff on
purpose, where a lot of these guys they uncover a conspiracy, like
Alex Jones, this whole demon, devil worshipping stuff that he
uncovered was real. He was a pretty he was a right wing guy,
always. But the whole like ceremony that he uncovered. Yeah,
he literally experienced it. And they didn't even like they were
caught red handed. They couldn't even say anything. I think what
ends up happening is when they realize you got these people were
like really starting to dig deeper. They start feeding these
guys a lot of misinformation. And these guys go paranoid because
there's people who are there whose their job becomes to, like, drive
these people crazy. Yeah, so I think Alex Jones is crazy now. But
I think he was probably normal onto something. He was onto
something, and to throw them off the scent. They started just
feeding him so much stuff. And it seems credible, but I don't even
think that the internet that they browse is the same as the internet
that we browse. I'm sure that he's getting different stuff and
We think this wiretapped everything and they're just
feeding him misinformation. Misinformation must be just to end
because you because you, you, you. You caught us. Yeah. Now we need
to make sure that you're totally crazy. Yeah, there's no need no
point in negating what you say but let him say, Oh, that's a great
analysis of things. Dave Chappelle, same thing happened
with him. Yeah. He said, This is why he quit the industry. He said
that, like, they were like, Oh, you really think people were going
like trying to make you go crazy? He's like, No, I know that people
were trying to make me go crazy. There's a famous Oprah interview.
Yeah. And he's describing his experience. He's like, no, no, I
know for a fact that they're trying to do this. For what
reason? Just why not? Like, it's because like, powerful people want
to have people under their control. But what did he uncover
that was sensitive? It's just the like, it's because it's true.
Yeah, it's a trajectory to smart to smart and whatnot. And it's
just because powerful people, when you got like a young guy like
that, who's out of the industry, who's starting to talk about
stuff, you want him to be under your influence? So whatever type
of influence for David Excel, it's a different type of crazy. Look at
how what they did to Kanye, for example, yeah, it always happens,
this type of stuff, feed them in for misinformation until they go
crazy.
While 9090 I visited a psychic
who told him you're on a purpose, and you're here here for a
purpose, and you're gonna receive messages from the spirit world.
Jen, obviously, this led him to claim in 1991. To me, we got West
west we believe in with Swiss. So this is nothing This means no
shock there. In 1991, he this led him to claim that he was the son
of the Godhead, and that the world would soon be devastated by tidal
waves and earthquakes. Because there was
no way to do it to understand inspirations that if you as a
Muslim would say, just was Wessman stop site suits and follow up
witness. Now he then repeated this on the BBC, and it led to a public
ridicule. He was actually a soccer player than he was a soccer
broadcaster. He was a commentator for soccer, football, they call it
good. He then started writing books for the next decade, on his
worldview and his new age, conspiracy theories. Okay, his
react reactions, his endorsements of anti semitic anti semitic
fabrications, the protocol of the Elders of Zion, he promoted that
hard, okay. In his book, The robots rebellion, and the truth
shall set you free. And then his publishers dropped him when he
went against the Jews. Okay, when he went and he said the Protocols
of the Elders of Zion is true.
Then his publishers dropped him.
I contend that the universe consists of vibrational energy,
and infinite dimensions sharing the same space. He claims that
there is an interdimensional race of Reptilian beings. See, that's
why I'm telling you reptiles
that are Archons This is fiction right here. This is imagination.
Massive imagination, you can make a movie out of this. So these
Reptilian beings are in our they're called the Archons. And
the unknown, unknown, unknown Nikki. And they have hijacked the
Earth. Okay. Wow. Movies were fictional frontiers. Okay.
Genetically modified humans are the Archon hybrid brain race.
Okay. Reptilian shape, shift shifters, shape, the shape
shifters, who actually
have existed from the way back of the time of the Babylonian
Brotherhood and the Illuminati.
And they manipulate events to keep humans in fear. Okay? The Archons.
These reptilian people they feed what's their energy? The negative
energy of humans fear of humans as long as humans are afraid the
archons getting stronger.
Bro, why don't you just go to Hollywood, they would have they
would have, they would have taken the story. It's like a series that
never ending like Star Wars. The Archons was the humans. He claims
that many public figures are actually ancient descendants of
the Babylonian brotherhood, and they're Archons and they're
initiating the New World Order, an era that has no truth and ends all
freedom of speech. He sees the only way to defeat such our
contact influence is for people to wake up to the truth and fill the
hearts with love. Critics have accused Ike of being anti semitic
and a Holocaust denier with his theories of reptilians serving as
code for Jews.
And I strongly denies this
Okay, let me tell you something.
These guys are really off the deep end. But honestly, if he was to
have made this as an manga, or as a manuscript for a movie, it would
be something. Right? Well, there was something I remember V. V,
which got Oh, V back in the day the TV show because it was in the
80s. Oh, I missed that one. The alien, there was a story about
aliens coming to earth. Yeah. Oh, because they were the V. We know
that they vie for visitors. Oh V for visitors came to Earth. And
they looked like us. Yeah. And they were going to give us
technology exchange for water. But the story behind it was actually
they were not really wanting the water was not the water. They
wanted us. Yeah. So they were to eat us to eat us the smuggling
people it was. Wow. Interesting. Ad so it already there was already
an NBC. So he's kind of behind the curve. I mean, you could actually
make the argument that L Ron Hubbard with Scientology created a
whole if you want to call it political religion, religious
business out of this because he has this idea that there are these
Beings of Light Yes, stuff and it'd be no I think David Icke
should have made this into a fictional story, right? More
people would have been into it either the archons versus the
humans. All right, Vince, Khalil has an important question Did the
Prophet go out of time and space?
Okay. In this matters, you know, the Prophet was in time and in
space. Yes, Allah is outside of time. It's transcended beyond time
and space. And where the Prophet went sort of Allah when he was
telling him in the highest heavens, was where he received the
to Jelly, the manifestation that Allah wanted him to receive. There
is no concept of going somewhere to see Allah subhanaw taala, you
go somewhere to receive a manifestation from Allah to God
from Allah. So Allah is not in a location somewhere in the sky
somewhere, and that the Prophet went there. Now the Prophet went
up to the heavens to the highest heaven to receive the strongest
possible manifestation,
the highest level of time and space. So when you said his heart
was open earlier, was that because could it be interpreted such that
it was such a,
I mean, to experience as a human being, that if any other human
being anybody experienced that they would, I don't wanna say go
insane, but they would lose because to experience that, yeah,
it's just beyond humans limited. Here's the thing, whenever
melodica come and do and there is an amazing spiritual experience
between a human and it's a jelly of Allah or an angel.
The sign of it, is that the human it is accepted by the human heart.
You accept it, and it is a Sakina Sakina.
So it's accepted. The human heart will accept absorb it and accept
it without fear. In fact, it'll be a source of ecstasy for them
happiness.
Now I'm really interested in this guy.
We're gonna close out by seeing some of this, this insanity. He
was the middle son of three more boys, born seven years apart.
He was born in Lancaster General Hospital.
Okay.
He served in the Royal Air Force as a medic in World War Two.
Interesting, then he became a clerk for a clock factory.
That's probably where his imagination started taking off.
Okay, when he was three, they moved right to they became poor
council estates, etc. Alright,
blah, blah, blah. Then he he made no effort in school. When he was
nine, he was chosen for this football team. And he was a
successful football player. He kept failing his school exams, but
he kept succeeding in football, bla bla bla, who cares about all
this? I need to know about his craziness. Conspiracy theories.
Here we go.
New Age philosophical discussions are combined with the universe
consciousness and conspiracy theories about public figures. So
those are the three ingredients, New Age philosophical ideas.
Okay. Conspiracy theories and a public figure. public figure.
That's what gets all our attention. You can public theory
about Bill Clinton or whatever
new age philosophical ideas about vibration and all that. And then
conspiracy theories about events.
It's brilliant. It's really brilliant. As as it could have
been, you know, Hollywood.
So, the public figures are reptilian humanoids and
pedophiles.
So you really hate them.
He argues in favor of reincarnation, and collective
consciousness that has intentionality, modal realism
and he applies vibration and laws of attraction
and he wrote
The biggest secret he introduced the idea that many prominent
figures derive from the Anunnaki a reptilian race from the Draco
constellation
sounds like
that's what's his inspiration I guess.
He says the next book human race get off your knees the Lion Sleeps
no more.
Really good title there. He identifies the moon and Saturn as
a source of holographic experience broadcast by the reptiles that
humanity interprets as reality. We talked today about fiction
nonfiction.
This is right here. Gold in terms of fiction, right? The fact that
human actually believes this is a scary sad part. Right? But Ike is
an opponent of scientific method, the scientific method of course he
is describing it as bollocks. Is that a curse in England? Hmm,
okay, is that really bad? I just it's I'm really bad. Okay. When
asked by the Sunday Times to explain the existence of TV he
said it's not that all sciences bollocks, but rather the basis of
the way science judges reality is. He also thinks climate change is a
hoax. No surprise. I'm sure you voted for Trump too.
He believes that there are an infinite number of dimensions that
the universe is made up of vibrational energy because of
infinite number of dimensions that share the same space just like TV
and radio frequencies and that some people can tune their
consciousness to another wavelength he definitely can't for
sure he's he's on his way another wavelength. He said in The
Guardian our five senses can why were they interviewing him our
five senses there must have been no news so just put David icon
our five senses can access only a tiny frequency range like a radio
tuned into one station in the in the space you are occupying. Now
all are all the radio and TV stations broadcasting to your
area, you can't see them and they can't see each other because
they're on different wavelengths. So we know that but move your
radio dial and suddenly there they are. In the same it is the same
with the reality we experience here as life what we call the
world and the universe is only one frequency range in an infinite
number sharing the same space.
I believe that time is an illusion. There is no past or
future. The only is the infinite now is real.
that humans are an aspect of consciousness or infinite
awareness, which he describes as all that there is has been an ever
can be read some Sufi books, it looks like that's through some
Sufism in there. Right.
Okay, then there's the Reptoid humanoids. This guy is something
man, the Draco constellation, and he calls it for momentum Sobia
scan them. Alright, see if you're on a grovia by Yohannes helpless I
IX reptoids hypothesis posits that humanity is ruled by the
descendants of the reptilians from Draco.
I believe that an interdimensional race of Reptilian beings called
the archons have hijacked the earth and are stopping humanity
from really realizing his true potential. He claims they are the
same beings as Anunnaki deities from the Babylonian creature, a
new Ellis and the fallen angels or the watchers who made it with
human women in the biblical Apocrypha and then produce this
race.
Wow. Fix this is fictional frontiers.
He believes that a genetically modified human slash Arkin hybrid
race of shape shifting reptilians, known as the Babylonian
brotherhood, also known as the Illuminati, manipulate global
events to keep humans in constant fear. All right, and they feed off
this negative energy he identifies the Brotherhood as descendants of
reptilians and that come from the constellation Draco. I'm not going
to read any more just for the sake of self respect, but it is really
this guy's got an imagination and the fact that he actually believes
this stuff he's must be getting some serious serious with Swiss
like this guy is beyond with Swiss at this point.
Okay
all right, I saw the closing comments
there's actually a website dedicated to Muslim themed manga
slash anime Muslim manga dot orgy okay
okay
oz any closing remarks?
Don't we believe that jinn are three types and they're one of
them is like a reptile.
I
don't know I never heard of that there are a lot of types of gins a
lot of types.
Password unavailble says looks like he read a monogamy and
remixed it that's what I said yeah throw some Sufism in there we're
just a manifestation of
this is when you when you drink coffee before bed
yeah this is like also eating any heavy food sleep without a cover
right? You'll have all this stuff
okay
thoughts on the minor view of divorcing a on a woman's menses to
be sinful but valid Yes, it is sinful but valid Do you divorce
woman upon height? It is sinful validly divorced woman upon a
thought of purification in which you did have * in it. It
is valid but Makoto, it's my Chromebook valid
were you able to get an answer? From chick Rami? I need you to
WhatsApp me the question again?
Yep, the divorcing a woman on her height is sinful but valid and it
counts as a divorce.
Can you recite one of Allah's names? And the number of times I
heard that you need to show you to do those directly like that.
But except for like, yeah, man. Yeah. To him. Yeah, let's see if
he can eat those you can show love should not be a problem with them.
But other names.
North Korean survivor Can I work in a meat factory that produces
pork, a Muslim cannot produce pork. But if the factory is
producing pork over there, and I'm producing lamb over here,
yes. No problem. Just like if of ShopRite signs, get a job in SOP
right to manage their vegetables and fruits. That's valid for you.
It's not your business now that they sell something that is
forbidden somewhere else in the store. Okay.
The media took a soundbite from Alex Jones about tapwater turning
frogs gay. He was
disguise unstoppable. There's so much material. He was roundly made
fun of also turned out to be true.
Turned out to be true.
That we have to look up, you're in the science field. Check it out.
There was one movie if you saw a beautiful mind. John Nash. I think
he was at Princeton wasn't he actually was someone that he he
actually reminds me of him because he was a brilliant mathematician.
Yeah. And he actually, in his own mind thought he was working for
the government and trying to decode messages in newspapers.
Yeah, he was known. He went mature. But then he actually I
think eventually won the Nobel Prize in math. Yeah, he did come
up with some theory. Yeah, but he did spent too much time alone and
want money. But he was imagining that wasn't harming anybody just
harming himself and his family in the sense that he couldn't
function anymore properly. But really interesting stuff here
about today talking about fiction nonfiction, and all these things.
This David Icke
amazing stuff that you know, people
live like this right? And they and they continue to he's still going
he's not stopped yet.
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