Shadee Elmasry – NBF 219 Day of ‘Arafah
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Bismillah al Rahman al Rahim Al hamdu lillah wa Salatu was Salam
ala Rasulillah who are early he was Sufi woman. Wala welcome
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Today on yo modifica, which is one of the the most blessed days, it
is the most blessed day of the year. Of course, let's have a
card, that would be the most blessed night of the year. But
your motto is a blessed day. And it's a day in which
most of us will be fasting. And if you're not fasting done, you could
at least increase some a Betta. And today we're going to turn to
the book of Allah subhanaw taala. Yesterday, we didn't stream as you
must have realized, because we had a big big event Sunday, that ended
way late at night, from seven in the morning to 11pm. And when we
got here, we realized that the cameras aren't here. And then by
the time we got them, because we use the cameras, but Tommy got
them was too late. Nonetheless, we had been
reading the Tafseer of Surah Al Jumuah. Okay.
And we will pick up from that because that's all we do reading,
reading, reading, reading. And that's how you're going to learn,
okay, I see some of you commenting on our logo rebrand, which that
logo will be shifting around everywhere now. And we will be
swapping it out. And it's
a more sleek version of it less busy the end, it has the name
right there in it.
So that was the new logo and just a little tweak. The old logo is a
great logo too. But it's for for digital content. It's a bit busy.
And that old, the old logo has a black and white.
What's called in Islamic art in architecture, the jagged, a block
of luck, but jagged going like this. And I thought I loved it. I
always loved it. But also at the same time I thought it's it's a
good symbol of the dunya because it's black and white and the dunya
is good things and bad things don't you will always have good
things and bad things in it. So
that was like the the ocean that the ship is on symbolically is
like the dunya so and there are some things about the dunya that I
wanted to talk about but firstly we have to get back to where we
left off in surah. Al Juma get out of bIllahi min ash shaytani R
Rajim Kalia yo Alladhina had in Zahm tomb and Nakum Alia or Allah
him in dunya nurse
feta Minoan Mote In Kuntum sada clean this ISIS so Oh you
who have been guided? Get the juice. If you say that you are the
owner of Allah, and nobody else's you say we're the chosen people
and nobody else's. Don't want it you want to die? Okay, so seek
death so that you go to Paradise, right? You would want if you know
you're going to paradise you wouldn't be afraid of death. Is
that right young man?
If someone's going to paradise heaven, he would not be afraid of
dying right? Because what comes after death is way better. Okay
well I had some unknown who a Buddha but Allah tells us they
would never
ever desire moats lie it to me No no who ever Dimdim academic ad him
okay, why why don't why would they be afraid of death of their know
that they're going to meet Allah subhanaw taala
simple answer. Their deeds are terrible. They betrayed so many
prophets. So they don't want to go on
to face a reckoning of their actions. You market them at ADM
Allah Allah Allah you mean? Called NL moto levy TEFL rune I mean who
but in normal LP Kuma remember when you recite Quran, the test
should not have a whistling to it should be
dry to should not have a whistling to it.
So, matura Duna Illa element of AB was shirt for you in a bit welcome
Bhima quantum terminal, then you will be you will be whether you
like it or not get
you will be returned into a world in which you are in bodies and
your God your Lord will judge you. Okay. What you used to do. This is
the essence of the concept of religion but in Judaism, they
don't have a concept that you're gonna go back.
There's no resurrection, you're going to be judged. It's almost as
if the the afterlife is
is just like a maybe maybe not. You know that in Judaism, that's
how that's how it is.
It's not certain. It's not an article of faith that there's an
afterlife, the way we have as an article for is this the essence of
Christianity and Islam? There's an afterlife, right? And that's where
all the justice. If justice doesn't happen in this life, it
happens. They're good.
Right? And there's heaven and there's *.
But they don't have this concept. And I was shocked when I was
teaching at Yale, and a Jewish girl. I passed the sign in sheet
around and she says to me, can you just write my name?
And I looked puzzled. And she said, Yeah, because it's one of
the High Holy Days, we can't use tools. Right? Just okay. I respect
you know, you follow in your law. So we end up talking, because
there were other students were coming in. And I said to them,
there's two Orthodox Jewish students. And I said to them, told
me guys something. The my monitor is, of course, my monitor is the
Andalusi. Rabbi, he's a major Andalusi rabbi from St. Lucia and
he migrated and he became the Doctor of Salahuddin, Allah, UB,
and his nickname is The Rambam.
The Rambam. He liked that nickname, Rabbi Moses bend. My
monitor is the Rambam. So he's their Jewish rabbi, so I asked
him, he's a big deal. In Judaism. He said, Yeah, he has a lot of
writings, mainly in medicine, but we consider him a heretic. I was
like, why? He's like, because he took a lot from the Muslim
scholars. He borrowed from the Muslim scholars too much. And he
borrowed things from the Muslim scholars that we're not Did you
type it in my mind? And he's heretic? Yeah. See? So he, he
borrowed too much from Islamic scholars. He took the on our books
of al Qaeda, and he basically mimicked it.
And he said, for example, what is necessary for belief in God? What
is impossible to believe about God? What is possible? And then
one of the can is he said that there's Heaven and *. Okay.
And my Monnet is, is considered a heretic for that. So I was like,
What do you mean that you don't Heaven and * is not
part of your beliefs. They're like, yeah, there's maybe an
allusion to it. In the Torah. I was shocked. I was like, well
done. What is the purpose of all this law that you do? All the
sacrifice all this? Essentially, Misery is miserable. You cannot
tell me its misery. Young men, if you married a woman,
and she shaved her head bald, would you be happy?
That's the law. You know that. If you either cannot combine you
cannot combine between your hair and a husband pick one. Pick one
hair or husband? So they have to wear a wig. Right? But you cannot
have your own. Are you telling me she's walking around the house
with the wig all the time? And what happens when that falls falls
off? For example, during certain marital activities that are
naturally you know, physically involved?
This is enjoyment.
This is so for what are you doing this? They're like just for being
Jewish.
Okay, just to prove that you're Jewish. So that's all it is.
Where's the reward for this? So that's why I was mentioning this
is if you're truly the people of Allah, then you should have no
problem dying and going to heaven.
But Allah says lead some unknown Hua
Yeah, you're living in Amman with no data solid now ALLAH SubhanA wa
Tada then
addresses the believers, because the first one was, yeah, you're
looking ahead. Those who were called Jews are called the guided
ones. And in the past, they were guided, there's no doubt about
that up until Prophet he said all that they as an ummah at large
we're on the hook, as an OMA at large.
But when it comes to
their prophets, yes, they did many wicked deeds and finally the last
straw was what they did to the Prophet Jesus, are you so muddy?
So he then says, Yeah, you're living in Avenue either no deal is
Salah Tomiyama. Juma if the call to prayer is given on Friday okay
then it then it doesn't even do manifesto Illa decree law without
obey. Why did Allah say rushed to the vicar of Allah and leave off
trade because the previous week
and drama was not afforded yet on the on the Muslims it was
accustomed that they were observing. Okay,
It was accustomed
in that custom, they would give a speech and gather on Friday. So it
wasn't obligatory upon them, the drums beat. And in the olden days
when someone beats the drum, that means there is something unique
entering the city. So they all go on, they see what's entering the
city and they find a big caravan filled with Hyatts, raisins and
different foods and things like that. And in those days, that
would be sold real quick.
So they all ran to get their share of the goods. And those people
would come in, set up their stalls, and they would sell really
quick. So they all left the prophets of Allah when he was sent
except the 1212 Sahaba did not leave the messenger Muhammad
sallallahu alayhi wa salam and so the Prophet peace be upon him then
said if you had all left this whole city would have burned so
next week now Allah made it obligatory and specified
veterinary baya no buying and selling during this time. Okay,
because also this it was a noble Sahabi I think it was men of now,
who had come in with the caravan at that hour. He he wasn't there
was no law against buying and selling at that time. So
so he ate, he bought in salt. I'm fasting I'm thinking of if starta
so he bought and sold and there's nothing there was no prohibition
there. So now the prohibition comes down
that older day yeah. That he can play to lock them. Let's see now
what the Vaseline says here. What are the behind the needle as an
end Dakota Imam, I'll remember lil hotbar. There can be two events on
Friday. The event of an event of code will email me
you know that in my PhD I did Arab of everything. If an Arabic word
came after Have I made it
I made it muffled module. Alright, I give it Joe. So I wrote for
example, of Mr. Mill had dead. I wrote the whole PhD without Rob.
Of like, words like of the word after it. I mean, if it was
Arabic, I made it modular.
Like for example.
This was in the letter of Imam Al Haddad. I put Imam Al Haddad.
Right module. And then there was professor there Mata duty. He
didn't like me at all. He did not like me at all think he's in like
us fit humbly maybe. But he was annoyed the entire exam. I wonder
if he's still around? I don't know. But
he was, I think a selfie scholar. But he was annoyed the whole time.
And he said he's he looked over to his partner he says is of hot Fajr
right. Are there non Arabic words that are hard for job? So he made
me redo the entire thing.
I had to redo the entire thing. I also did out when it was
Modafinil. Definitely
so anyway.
So and then of codes and Mmm. That's the then we're talking
about so if the then goes off for the hook,
okay.
I can sell, buy and sell.
I cannot I have to stop buying and selling. All right. As soon as the
event of the Imam comes. The Imam sits down on the member and that
event is given. Okay. We have some graduates from Yes, Sunday's
graduation Sunday up here on Instagram watching.
Congratulations graduates.
Here they graduated Sunday.
No High School.
Yeah. Yeah, there was a school down the road.
About an off the road ahead of nominator Millia. He Kibana Ahmed,
even Abdullah and no Amy Abona Muhammad of any use have had the
other Muhammad Yunus Mallya and her death Anna Adam had done even
Abby did I Onizuka on the set it in he is he caught Ken in the debt
we omitted Giamatti uh. Well, uh. Well who is that jealous Al Imam
or al member? Allah andina visa Allahu Anhu son, what are we
Buckaroo Omar? In the beginning there was one of them at the time
of Oh Bukhara and Omar and the time of the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam,
they would sit at the door and and the then would be called, however,
in the time of auth, man cathedra Ness. There was a lot of people
got
Sorry, there was Hold on a second here.
Yep, there was a lot of people so he established a second of them.
So one then
to inform people that they could start start coming in and then the
second then when the Imam so both are Sunnah the one of them is a
son and two of them is also a son.
Well Cara Allah Masha
Mineo, mill Giamatti
be so Kunal meme Mineo mill Giamatti. So you can say Joomla
and Joomla Okay. Cora Alam Matoba Mia most people say Joomla but
allow must used to recite it Joomla So, you can say Joomla in
Arabic it is fussy. It is labia fossa.
It is a correct sound language to say dialect and you can say Joomla
Wachtell food features media the Yom Juma Why did they name it
Joomla Lian, Allah Allah Gemma, ifI Calaca, Adam Ali Salam because
Allah gathered the creation of Adam at a cinema on this day and
Adam Ali SNAM was created on that day finalized or because Fatah min
lemma photo of Allah who min culty Adam up
law Allah Tala fragomen Colombia Jimmy I Shia e fetzima at fie and
mahalo but also that all creation was finalized on Friday. Also,
that Adam at a system was created, and Allah gathered all of the
angels and the creation to listen to his speech. Okay, all of these
are possibilities and it could be all of them together, that the Day
of Gathering was always Friday, whether it was the gathering of
the creation, or the gathering of Adam's body, or the gathering of
the creation to listen to Adams clip at the first hookah of Joomla
was by Satana, Adam Ali Salam, and he was the rule entered him on
Joomla.
And Joomla was given to the Jews and Joomla was given to the
Christians but neither of them submitted to it. And they, they
wanted a different day. And they called for their prophet to give
them a different day. So they called for Musa they said, um,
give us Saturday, because Saturday is the day in which everyone in
the known world at that time that was their sacred day, so say no
Musa alayhis salam asked Allah, and Allah subhana wa Tada said,
they can have Saturday, but they have to give me the whole day.
That's the deal. You can have Saturday, but give me the whole
day. They accepted. And as soon as they accepted it, they realized
it's too hard to do the whole day.
So what would they do? They're not allowed
to buy and sell the whole day. Whereas for us, we're not allowed
to buy and sell for about 20 minutes of Joomla. Right.
So they're not allowed to buy and sell at all the whole day. Okay.
So what do they do? They put the nets in
on Friday night, Friday before Monday. Okay, the whole Friday
from Friday, Monday, all the way to Saturday. That's a day and a
night of the night first and then the day. They can't bind. So so
what do they do? Officers time on Friday comes around and DeVos they
put the Knutsen because Allah tested them and Allah has the
right to test people. He has the right to test people's Iman. And
he tested them by showing them schools of fish jumping up on
Friday. What that's your that's the rule can't buy and sell can't
fish can't work. So what did they do? They put the nuts the night
before. Okay. And that's where all the he had to begin all the
tricks, all the legal tricks begin. Because you didn't submit
if you had just submitted to what you were told, everything will be
fine. If you had just said okay, this is what Allah wants us would
have lots discussions over, let's just keep it simple. Alright, take
God's command and just practice it as much as you can. Right? But no,
you have to ask and poke and pry and do all these things. Okay.
Now, you're gonna get what you wanted. You want it to imitate the
nonbelievers. And you want it Friday, Saturday as your day no
sudden you got it.
But there's a deal is that it has to actually end up being the whole
day you accepted that now you don't like it. So if you had just
accepted jamaa, you could do trade for the rest of the day. All that
allow us you for is 20 minutes, but no, we have to complicate
things, we have to make things more difficult than it is. Okay,
and this is the Judaic temperament is like this the Judaic
temperament. It begins with a mixture, a lack of submission, and
a lack of love in the heart
that makes you pry
for legal ways out of things, but when you do that, you actually end
up making things harder for yourself somewhere else.
things end up actually becoming harder for you.
And then when it's harder for you now you need other legal
loopholes. So you follow your nefs you end up following your knifes
and that's why a lot of these reformers groups, they want to
follow their neffs on a certain Mesilla on a certain issue, they
want to follow their ego. So in order to get from point around the
prohibition, they have to go and do loopholes in jiu jitsu
intellectual gymnastics. Well, okay, if that's
what you want to do if that's your methodology now apply that
methodology everywhere. Like when they don't when they don't like a
hadith and they say well who's in the Hadith?
Oh, no, no, we can't accept him. Okay, well then remove all of our
dough does Hadith see what we'll see see how much how many problems
you're going to develop after that? Or it's a let's say forget
us hobby. They may not go from there with his hobby. Let's say
they do that with a Tebay Okay, a tabby and they end up going the
same route with a Tebay right allies we got to remove him okay
remove him from all the Hadith done. See what how many problems
that's gonna give you so this is exactly what they did. Okay.
Why didn't see it in.
Okay, firstly,
our lumen sama Juma? Khabib nulu, a kala Abu Salama Oman Kala and my
bad Kabam Abdullah Eva Kana elements. Some Jamal Jamal Can you
call Hello, Yeoman, our Aruba. In the beginning it was just a day of
remembering the memories of the Arabs and they would call it the
Arab day. Essentially Yeoman Oba
and then Khabib nulu A, this is one of the great great, great
great grandfather's of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam
if it had been available to cabin right.
Then
he named it he is the first one to give an introduction to praise
Allah then say am about as for what is to come. That's what I'm
about means also some people said saying that they would said that
was given that too. So and both could be true saying that they
would did not influence the Arabs they were living separately at
that time. There was very little crossover. So saying that they
would may have said it will add a now who
festival?
Festival Kitab is the split in the speech so the first half of the
speech is praise of Allah then you say am I bad? And then at the end
I would hate coming up with fossil look at it now who is a committer?
Well, fossil hiphop, we gave him wisdom and but the more likely to
see it of we gave him wisdom and festival Kitab means we gave him
wisdom and the ability to express it in such a way that separates
the false from the true.
So that's actually more likely
to be the meaning of essay now we'll come up with festival.
But Kabam drew a also said a my bad an Arabic
and he's the one who named it as Joma the gate Day of Gathering.
And it was the habit of the Arabs every Friday to give a speech. Now
one of the reasons for this is that it actually helped them keep
track of days. Right. It helped them keep track of the days. It's
very fathomable very likely in a world there's no calendars, no
watches, no clocks, no nothing. No pens, no papers, no timekeepers to
totally lose track of what day it is.
Now the month, it's easy to find out that you're in a new month.
Because you're gonna see a new moon, you're gonna see the moon on
the right like this. And a sliver like that. That's a new month, you
see a sliver and on the other side. That's the end of the month.
So that's actually easy. But the day you can, I'm sure I'm
positive. There are better ones out there roaming around in the
desert. Not only they're everywhere in the world, that
literally if you ask them what days they have no clue.
And if you don't have a dean that makes you do things like so lots
of Joma
man is more likely for people to not know that we're different
right now. It's pretty
amazing how people used to live. People used to live, they may not
know what day it is. They might not have a concept of the month.
They may not have a concept of how old they are. Right? Because they
didn't right there. They didn't have if you don't have days and
months and you don't have record keeping obviously you're not going
to know how old you are
you cold
little bit cold.
Here.
Give you one degree up. So they were living around, and they
didn't know what day it was, how old I am, what month it is all you
know is the season. Now imagine this, imagine you're in that time.
Imagine you go, okay? Take care of him.
It come back, okay, good. Imagine you go.
And you're living in one of those areas, and you traveling and
traveling and traveling. And then you get up to Scandinavia. And the
day keeps getting longer and longer and longer without you
realizing it until the day is like, entering into
the period of time where it's six months. Okay?
That period of time. Now, of course, that doesn't happen. All
of a sudden happens drastically. But just imagine the mindset of
people. What were people thinking back then? And by the way, we
don't believe that people were just dummies and lost. No, Allah
subhanaw taala has always been helping people.
Always been sending melodica to give guidance to people even in
their dunya. Okay. And knowledge of the dunya is extremely
important. I was just reading from
she called the yard.
The sheep have called her yard. He was saying there that the prophets
must have they have absolute perfect knowledge of Deen.
And they have perfect knowledge of the dunya in general, generally,
the industry of fishing generally the industry, like how does trade
work? How does it dunya work? Why he said, he said we must affirm
this because the prophets came to legislate the dunya the use of the
dunya? How can they legislate something that they're unaware of?
They come to do Dawa in the dunya. So they must know the politics of
the tribes that they're dealing with. Which actually shows that a
Muslim who excels in the dunya this is, this is something
important. It's important to excel in the dunya. Because the Shetty
applies to the dunya. Where does the Sharia apply to?
To the dunya, you can apply bevelled who you are
to chapter on trade. If you don't know anything about business. You
can't apply
the commandments to dow if you don't know the inner working
politics of the community that you're dealing with, you just got
to step on mines and blow things up and destroy everything. Right,
if you have are clueless. So the concept and the idea that a person
locked himself up and just study the deen day in and day out, this
actually shifts ahead. He's against this, he himself, he had a
law degree, right? He was proficient in a secular field.
Right? The the field of whatever the Algerian law was, okay. And he
recommends people be proficient in a field. Some fields have some
worldly knowledge, you need some worldly knowledge. Because where
does it show you apply? You apply it to the world.
So and this idea, and I'm telling you, I've suffered from it, many
have suffered from it, of seeing people who just locked themselves
up. All they do for their whole life is memorize the Quran, and
memorize FIP and study and teach, but they actually never interact
with the world. They end up driving everyone absolutely nuts.
Because their perspective is skewed on everything. They're
completely impractical. And probably because they put all
their eggs in one basket and, and that mountain got really high of
that knowledge got really high.
I'm telling you, some kibble gets involved.
No doubt about it. Some arrogance is involved there. Right? Because
you're so much are you imagine yourself, maybe you are extremely
proficient in one silo. Right?
And you don't even but you don't even know how this would apply in
the rest of the world? Or what about the rest of the world. So
you just focus on one thing. And then when you you measure
everybody by that one, so imagine somebody was really good at doing
push ups. And they it's not so difficult within a year to with
your eyes closed, knock out 500 Push Ups a day. Within a year,
it's not on Fathom anybody, no matter how skinny you are, right?
You just your arms get used to it and you get big and you get
strong, right 500 Push Ups a day easy. Then everyone that you look
at, you measure them on their chest in their bicep, right?
You're just tunnel vision, no proficiency in having some
knowledge of the dunya there are some scholars out there. Sometimes
you see the best of scholars just because they have proven
perspective, and their doctors and all those scholars with Sheikh
Hasina up just a thought.
A lot of them followed his path, their physicians and their
scholars, and I had not ever met Sheikh Hussein up until last
December, hombre.
And it's a funny story.
I saw him. Someone said, Oh, that's chicken stand up this time.
I walked right up. I said, somebody, he looked at me so I can
slow.
And I was like, Okay, I mean, he's really a big scholar. He's a
doctor.
I don't expect him to maybe have, you know,
that kind of personality that's out there and bubbly. Next day,
I'm sitting there having the breakfast. He comes up to me with
a big smile on his face. And he said, I need you to forgive me
yesterday. Firstly, I didn't know who you were because I don't watch
the internet, he said. And secondly, I had the most massive
migraine and he has a migraine problem, right? I had the most
massive migraine.
He went on, and was so gracious, and so kind. And so
if you sieve in his support
for the work that we do here, that I was embarrassed, because he's
older than me. He's older than me. He's extremely accomplished. If
you asked me, someone who was a medical doctor, not just any old
medical doctor, he's in his field, if all he did his whole life was
just the medical field, he'd be accomplished. Because he wrote the
book, I think he studies diseases.
Pathology, I think, is his field.
Pathology. He applied I think, like the taxonomy, the way of
organizing knowledge, in the shittier. He applied that to the
field of pathology, wrote a textbook, and that textbook now is
the textbook. You don't you don't go through medical school through
pathology without reading his book and one of the classes. And I also
heard that in his school, or in medical school, he teaches at the
medical school. He teaches like it's a diverse, right? He sits he
opens the book, just like we're open the book, and he gives it to
us and his students. They love it so much. Right? That at one point,
they told me they printed T shirts it's like a little pathology cult
because they love this class so much.
He didn't do it the the didn't do it the way like many professors do
it just show a slide or so a video, he opens a book. So there's
no distractions, just the book. Right. And I even heard at one
point there was sitting in a circle.
So
proficiency in a worldly field is extremely valuable. And some
worldly filter. There's no such thing as just Dean Dean Dean that
there is he pulled out, you know, this book Subhanallah fundamentals
of pathology? Well, soil pathology or soil umbra. That's exactly what
he titled it, I guarantee you, if you open the book, you're gonna
recognize like the probably going to have the testimonia the further
end of the subject.
Right? The
the benefit of the Thundra you know, the there are, oh, you have,
you can download the book. Just open it up.
It let's see, let's see what the index looks like. That also adhere
chapter one.
Principles a Go back, go back to the go back to the Index. Yeah.
Yeah, there, stay there. All right. Contents, chapter one,
inflammation, chapter two principles of neoplasias,
whatever. Chapter Four homeostasis.
Okay.
Chapter five red blood cell disorders, white blood cells
disorders, vascular pathology, cardiac pathology, respiratory
pathology. So all the diseases of the the blood cells, the diseases
of the then he gets to the gastro the diseases of the respiratory
system, all these. And when you look at it, it's just like, it
literally to me, has the same look and feel as a fifth manual. Were
Roman numeral one, bow, a bow, but that's how it is. So
excellence in the fields of the dunya also, it removes from people
a lot of it feeling like you You're useless. Right? The feeling
of uselessness, the feeling that you're you're not effective in
life that you can't earn a salary. It's not accepted. So that's when
people in the things that go boom, oh, I have to study ultimate dunya
sticking these it classes and I shouldn't be studying FIP you can
study fish, but you need to know be good at a field. Right? Be good
at something.
All right.
done yesterday in
shifa of Kedah yet he never crossed paths a book in your house
except you take it and just give it a minute or two minutes
I have to visit their their center in Chicago
Yeah, yeah. Sitting there.
University of Chicago I believe it's right teachers want him to
sit in call Gemma Alain Medina Te
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Medina Kubla and yen Zilla, Yo Ma Giamatti Muhammad Allah Dena some
mohale. Juma some people say the added L in Medina called it Joma
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Hello. How are you? Good.
So some people said we need to get a day to gather as well the
Christians gather every seven days together every seven days. We need
to gather every seven days Saturday Sunday are taken so let's
make it human Aruba which was the day of Airbus and we'll make it
normal drama. Okay.
Fred stem ovilla Asad Ignas Aurora for Salah beam raka tiny with
ACARA home with a cutter home for some Mo who yo Mojo martham Anza
Allah azza wa jal Luffy Daddy got bat so that that it was the
unsought that came up with this idea and then Allah Tala supported
it afterwards and Allah knows best which one of those is the
strongest and the truth was it oh yeah as we continue reading here
from devastated Baba we I did not on Abdurrahman, niqab, NIA Malika
and LB and cab, and now can either semi NIDA
yomo Juma
semana de Yama Juma? Tara Hama li si dibny Solara for call Tula who,
so every time he would see he would hear the event, he would
say,
may Allah have mercy on us? I didn't his aura. I said, Every
time you hear the dawn of Jamaat you pray for mercy for Sid
Minnesota, he said, Yes, there are no a wallow man Gemma abena fee
hasn't been an EBT min harati Benny beat by all the feedback
they are in your car hula who Buckley has had mad Aloha the mud,
call to LA who can confirm your maiden collarbone. Okay, so he's
basically saying he's the first one to gather us in an area named
such and such. And we were 40 people at that time. Wow. Well,
Jim Watson GEMA Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
because Herbie the first Juma that the Prophet gathered with his
companions,
Lakota and Lucy theory the people of the CR said, and that the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam Lama Kadima, Medina Temo,
Hajj Iran when the Prophet SAW Salem, arrived at Medina mohajir
en
el Medina Mfold de mohajir en is a *. How did he arrive? He
arrived as a migrant, he didn't arrive as a resident he arrived as
a migrant is from the Mefa aid. Okay, from the Mefa he describes
how someone did something good, what we would call an adverb in
English. This is a Mfold Nasrallah, Koba up he settled in
Cuba.
Oh Allah Benyamin if now if, at the the the area where Benny
Ahmedabad now for us to live
with Attica Yeoman is Nain lithium tejashwi Raja Leila Khaled machete
Robbie Allah will Hain and the Doha. So this was on a Monday 12
days had passed from what would be a what? So therefore, it is the
same day of his birth in the same day as his death according to some
records because if we're going to be honest with the matter it there
is many different sayings of when the Prophet was born on a Salatu
was Salam. But this was one of them. Again, the strongest of
them, and is also that it also was a Monday
in which the prophets I saw them may arrived at Medina
and it was the 12th odbl Also, for a comma b
Koba Yeoman Lithuanian so he stayed in Cuba on Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday,
Thursday
and he established his Masjid in those days. Then between
he on Friday after though
he left them, okay.
And while he left them, he left Friday morning. In the while the
sun was up a Draka to salata, Giamatti, Salah told Jim Watty fee
Benny Salim when he was at Benny Salem, he was traveling through
the area of sentiment mouth. All right in the stomach of the valley
feed button the word in the home
the hurricane man. Okay, well cut the duck, I do feel that he can
mold MSG that they had already established a place for a must.
There for Gemma Huneck go.
So the prophets I seldom gathered there any give up? Okay. So it
seems as if this was part of the Arab life. On Friday, when the sun
is up, gather everyone give a speech. Okay.
And this was their method of knowing what day of the week it
was. So the days the month we know, because as we said earlier,
you see the moon in the sky, right? So you know what month
you're in, you know, the month is beginning and ending. However, how
do you know what day it is?
How do you pin
so one day has to have an event in it that pins us to that day.
And it has to be pinned to
also something that's also constant, which is the sun. So it
makes most sense. When the sun is all the way up. That makes sense
because everyone knows the sun's up, right? The sun is clearly up
the highest point it is where there's no shadow, literally.
Okay.
And there you give a speech.
Okay, you have a speech about the affairs of the community. And then
that will pin you now everyone could say how many days since
that? Right, one day pass today pass three day pass and if you
have a group of people you won't have a mistake on how many days
passed. Okay, and so, you see the deen of Allah to Allah also gives
us a worldly order
to help and this is what Islam provided a worldly order a way to
pin down what day the week it is. Right what month it is and all
that.
Okay, also the holidays month of Ramadan
month of Ramadan comes. Let's say you're out live as a Bedouin
you may not know I was suffering. Psalm 101 is a geometric ruler
rather than you, but are geometric okra. But once Ramadan comes, you
now say yes, we had we hit one full moons and so on was on
someone that we're in. Now, we now have hedge coming. And so hedge
will be another pin. So now we definitely know what month were
once paper and documentation developed then
it was easy. But you have to imagine that a lot of people in
the world lived in a world without paper without documentation. And
they lived out in nature, like the Native Americans, their life was
so different Spatola their life they the way they lived was was
it's one of those things that if there was ever a historical time
period, I'd be interested to spend it a year.
It would be that if there was one incident I would like to see was
the flood the day of the flood. Firstly, I'd like to see what
humanity was like at that time. Because they were on my way ahead.
They were one nation. There were one people there were not racist
languages. They were one people divided up into tribes, but they
were one group. And so we're really interested in that. See
what that was like? And then how do you live after the flood? You
come down and there's only what 5060 humans on the earth? How big
was that? Or the very beginning when there's also just like 100
people on the earth that well was to and then twins and then twins
and
20 sets of twins and then one single child that's that was the
offspring of Satan Adam 20 sets of twins boy girl each one that's 40
kids.
And then when Kaabil killed Habil
that made it 39 Kids uneven there's going to be a woman now
who's not married. So therefore Allah Tada gave her birth and
sheath was born. sheath or Seth or
an English Seth or sheep was born, finished, returned the number of
males back to 20. So that every single boy and girl got married.
And then once they produced more than two offspring, right, then at
that point, he went
And he's off to the races. Okay.
And the population is expanding. And
I did hear from Alana a nice, he put something up but he removed
it. I don't know what it was maybe it was a narration that was that
he wasn't exactly solid about but he did say that in activism and
one of the problems of activism men is that childbirth will come
to an end.
And note and then when everyone on the earth is over 40 Then the
piano comes upon them. So the piano does not come upon children
and babies, right.
But my question is, then what about Allah saying what thou Kulu
that Hamelin habla does not Allah say every one woman who is
pregnant will just abort their or miscarry their baby, the
pregnancy. So I wanted to ask him about that he took it down. So
maybe it was like a narrative saying or a narration that didn't
have much
strength to it. So he took it down.
Anytime you come upon a book, and yes, I do mean a non fiction book.
There's two reasons why you should open it are firstly you're going
to learn in the year learn something.
And when you open it and look at it, you don't have to read for a
long period of time at least for a section, a minute, a paragraph.
Secondly, your Arabic gets better if it's Arabic books. Thirdly,
it's a great contrast for your eyes from the phone.
And people can be on their phone and screen so much
so much that they end up
not being able to read anymore. Like they can't stand the boredom
of ink on paper. Right like this has so many colors and movement to
it.
So people who do that all of a sudden they find them so they
can't read anymore so what's the solution to this solution is at
least everyday read for a minute
but you're never going to just read for a minute because your
your mind will start to adapt and then you'll start loving reading
by the end of period of time you'll be reading for a lot longer
right
so remember had that said knowledge is constant review item
to city and Karla Gemma Allah Medina we read this one
we read all the way here. Okay, well go to it's all up first our
Illa Vickery Allah, a fumble la Yama, Lulu go to immediately no
delays, no doing anything when you hear the amount of drama for male
residents who have passed the attained the age of puberty. When
I said Murad Minister al Israa it's not the does not mean a sigh
here like the sigh of suffer and like running. Okay. And OSI and
stuff and model is walking only feed button and Miss Misil or the
area where the valley
not really a valley but
between the two mountains with dip. So when you see the green
lights, those green lights use demarcate where the valley used to
actually dip
and they straightened it out. No, it's all straight. So we just run
to Sen talk dealin just as it's just imitation of where the profit
used to not run but move quicker. He used to just run down the
valley and up. That's it. Now it's all flat. So he does not mean
here.
Alright. And it's raw rushing. We're in the middle Murad Minwoo
Allama Wildfell what is meant is action for it now all your action
the only thing you should be doing is going to drama. Give him a call
up where the toilets are filled.
In Messiah cupola shutter so OSI does not always mean running. Just
means movement
automata are gonna love us to read fondue Illa decorilla The Kira
that he used to recite with was the lower the dialects or the
heart of was fondue Illa decorilla He weathered by either New Deal is
Salah Tomiyama Juma rt minyama Juma rt famzoo illa decorilla. He
will that will bear
and that's also Abdullah bin Masuda recitation.
Fondue is different it's go. First out implies movement quickly but
it doesn't necessarily mean rushing. We'll call it Hudson. Mr.
Will la hemo who are beside Ali Island akhdam Allah does not mean
rushing with the feet. Well Kedah know who and yet to salata, Illa
Wally hemos sikki natal Waqar
la hemo a Sakina two will walk through. So he says here it is not
the rushing with defeat and we have been commanded to arrive at
Salam in peace and in respects. Well aircon Bill Kulu when Nia
will who rather it is your heart and your intention that has piety
and will and assure
an awe and thinking of nothing other than drama? Okay, wine
catastrophe heavy Hill area cortada says first out Illa they
could Allah, Assa you and Tessa vehicle Beco I'm Malika
sigh is with your heart and with your action.
And that is doing nothing other than going to Jamak gathering your
affairs so you can go to jamaa only can it's a willow cola who
fell in Bulaga Mao who aside and for example, say it's made is
described as Flama Bella Mao who say, when it's made reached, to be
with Ibrahim at the age of Sai means the age that he could walk
with him and go places with him. So a child may not go with you to
your work a child, you skip him at home when you go to work. But
there comes a time when the child is old enough to now start coming
with us. And that's what he meant by that. So for example, when you
take a child hunting, hunting can be really dangerous. You may go
out for three days without food.
And then you may interact with wild animals on the way you may
have scorpions at night you may have bugs at night that you're not
sheltered from so you don't take a child to that thing. You take you
take you wait until they're like 10 or 11 or 12.
About Anna Abu Ali Al Hussein Abdullah Mohammed Salah call the
Barna Abu Bakar Muhammad Hassan Al hiree Akbar Rana Muhammad ibn atma
Dibner Mohammed Nima Khalil Ahmed al Madani. Devanand Mohammed Maria
here had done Abdullah zap, about an AMA Amara and Zarya and abdomen
will say, it could be pronounced evening Musa Ube, or evening we'll
say yep, and Ebihara errata kala kala Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam that Akima does Salah to Fela, Fela to her to sound if the
karma of Salah is called do not come to it run in
what I can to her term shunova equal Musa keen to well waka roo
come to walking and upon you is serenity and respect for the rock
don't follow what you catch of it pray it will Mefa to comfort him
and whatever you missed, then make it up.
Makoto, who
Illa Vickery Allah, a Salah and we will stop here for the reading of
the Tafseer.
And we will pick up Chawla next Monday in terms of the tough see
it because we can go to a couple other segments first segment. Is
that the
what's going on out there who's yelling and screaming like that?
Are they screaming from back here? From there, okay.
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Allah give him Tofik. Okay, now let's segment number three. I want
to make a comment when when someone pulls up a quote about a
person that they find blameworthy.
Is it fair for someone to reply and say, Oh, that quote is from a
long time ago
Is it? Is it fair? If so, when Ahmed, what do you think?
If I bring up a quote, let's bring up one of your quotes, right?
Someone says, for example, I'll ask him a long time ago. And just
so let me tell you, because people brought it up with me. They said,
Shekar Gupta, you love him so much. Look what they said. And
people do this with other shoe too, right? They pull up the
quotes, oh, you said this, here. There it is in your book, blah,
blah, blah, your sixth book, your beloved chef, who you look up to
your elders? Is it fair now as a response to say, oh, that quote is
from five years ago, that that video clip is from seven years
ago, that clip is from 700 years ago, that quote was from 700 years
ago. Is that a fair response? No, that's a logical fallacy, right?
That doesn't change the fact of what it is. Because the Jews, they
killed Prophet ASA, even muddy him, are they plotted against
similar they found him guilty? Or at the very least, they rejected
Him, right? Did all the Jews reject Him or those who are living
at that time rejected him? Right, those who are living at that time,
yet, all of you approved of it, and you never negated it? And you
never broke from that statement? Right? So you're guilty of it,
too.
So likewise, the the, when you can say, oh, that quote was from a
long time ago, that only works if you retracted it. And in that
case, you wouldn't care when the quote was you would you would
bring up that you attracted it right. Oh, that that quotes from a
longtime Yeah, but I retracted it when people make mistakes all the
time. The brothers got you know, other brothers got upset on online
because
it seems that I didn't give much weight to the idea of a scholar
being
seen with the oppressor and it does give the image and and um, I
was gonna go into intention of someone like of people, we can't
go into the intentions of people good, but it would seem to that
you're insensitive towards the victims of the suppressor?
Can anyone deny that that's like sensible statement also does not
Allah says
well, letter can woo Illallah Dinoland fetzima secona Do not
even be lenient do not even side with them do not or do not, does
not do not side letter Catahoula Lenovo, Lenovo. fetzima second
Would not it would be do not relent towards them. Have some
softness towards them, or else the fire will touch you? Okay, so
yeah, when people see a ilm, who is seems to be on the outward, all
we can see is the outward is constantly next to or supporting
or seems to be working with the oppressor at a time when he's
oppressing other people, so yeah, that seems gonna seem like it's
pouring salt in the wound that's like you're you are seeming to be
insensitive completely.
And what shipside Ramadan booty is not the only one whose stuff is
brought up other people, everyone, everyone there, some quote or
something we brought up. But the logical fallacy of that quote is
from years ago, or that debate was from 100 years ago, or this, that
that's not the answer. That's a logical fallacy. Okay. The answer
is, did you retract it? Right. Did you correct your position? That's
the correct answer. All right. That's a great show from Rogers
here. King of the Caucasus cometh
where's that young boy so he can clean up I don't know why we have
a roll this roll here it's so weird to see that and we have all
sorts of bottles no respectful place for checking it out to set
giver How you doing? Good. But you have there. The
Malankara Masha Allah, beautiful.
Masha, Allah, did you finish it?
Because why does it have an English title when there's no
English in the book? shavette. He did. Beautiful.
So, so shocking. What I was what we were saying is this. When
somebody comes and brings out a quote, or a video clip about
another person, or about a chef that you respect, or shake that
someone else respects,
then someone comes around and responds to that by saying that
quotes from 10 years ago, that quote is from 200 years ago.
Is that a valid answer?
I mean, if it's a quote that's established from them, and they
haven't we, as far as we know, they haven't retracted. Yes. Yeah.
So it's not a valid response to tell me it's from five years ago.
Oh, the video clip is from five years ago, well done.
doesn't make a difference whether five or 50. Because they we said
they who they took a position against a nice him say to him,
everyone who follows the generations and lineages from
them, who, who accepts that statement and does not negate that
statement or break from those who made that statement. They're kofod
Like them, right? Until you change your belief. Right. So at that
point, the correct answer is
that not that it was from a long time ago? No, that it was
retracted. That's a correct answer. Right, that you retracted
the statement. So that's a little logical fallacy that I came upon
this past weekend. And we were just, I was just chit chatting
with some of my friends and colleagues. And they say like,
this is nothing less than a logical fallacy that you say, Oh,
it's from a long time ago, cares a lot more long time ago. It's still
in your books. Yeah. Right. Or if it's my shift to it applies to me,
too. I do I follow you who are Matsumae I don't follow any shake
was my assume that I know of. Right. I just was done with,
there's no one masum there is my food.
But we know that my food. Only in the past. I don't know if he's
muffled in the future. Right. And there's no such thing as the word
masu means He's impossible for them to commit sin, they do not
disobey Allah, by their intrinsically Allah me, or Allah
gave it to them, that created them with that quality. That's only
prophets and messengers. But a regular person can attain Wilaya
and attain the level of heaven, which means Allah protects them
from making sin committing sins. But that's not something that's
like a description that we see after the fact, that's not a
status that you can say, Oh, he is that level. Or he's this, that or
the other we can, we will say that after the fact, we can say that
about their past, we can say that in the past five minutes, we are
muffled from sins from I don't see that we committed in any sense,
for example, hypothetically.
So no one's MASU. And everyone can make that. So now the question is,
if I have a great scholar that I love and respect, and a cut up was
established for him.
Can I then take at what point can I take his past knowledge? And
what point can I not take his past knowledge? That is the real
question. So what do you know about is my God, okay?
If a mistake is established for my shift,
at what point what level of mistake still allows me to go and
benefit from that shifts knowledge, and what level of
mistaken error makes me cancel all of his past knowledge, benefiting
from his books that he wrote when he was at a time everyone
considered him upon guidance?
I mean, I remember I remember a quote from Jehovah called the
Jelani on the slow sort of where he says that if your chef makes a
mistake, then bring it to his attention. Yes. or have someone
bring it to his attention? And if he retracts, then that's good.
Yeah. Right. If he repents and retracts, then that's good. If
not, then leave him and continue to follow the shutter. Yeah. So I
guess it would depend on the nature of the mistake was the
mistake. So the there's several components to it like, does he is
he does he retract his mistake? Does he acknowledge it's a
mistake? Because it could be he said something and didn't know
what he meant? And it's just a slip of the tongue? And he wasn't
aware of what the consequences of those words and that happens all
the time? Yeah. Was he aware of so so and so as to be understood as
he acknowledge it as a mistake? What kind of a stake was it was in
the fundamentals of Islam was in the fundamentals of I had a
Synology mouse? So the way I would assess it would be, you know,
based on these type of things that, you know, what, what kind of
mistake? Are we talking? Are we talking about mistake in the
basics, the foundation of the religion?
That's enough to you know, Warren and to, you know, what about his
past books that are authorized, that everyone knows are excellent
sources of knowledge. So we are, at what point are we allowed to
take from them? And what point do we not, I mean, if the past books
are, there's nothing problematic in them, and they're still
beneficial, and they still have that knowledge that you can
benefit from, and they don't contain any problematic things,
then you can benefit from them. And if you want to make it a point
of, you know, like, like a point of warning, or what are they
called, like, assertion, you can let people know, you know, just so
you know, yeah. Disclaimer, disclaimer, yeah, you can make a
disclaimer, like we're better. This book is from an author who
today is saying such and such, although this particular book does
not contain those things. Yeah. That's how I would look at it.
That's the right way to do it. Now.
If you love that person, is that spiritual blockage, to love that
rubs someone up despite that mistake would do would that person
would we experience some kind of blockage? I mean, if I
It depends, I guess it depends from what aspect the Love is
coming from. So if that love is love for good, loving, good for
them that they retract and that they, you know, stay on guidance,
and we wish that for them to come back and amend themselves. That's
what that out of our love for them. That's different, right? I
mean, you have people who are, you know, they might have family
members who are just believers, and they still love them that's
shown they would love for them to come back to that they would love
for them to be guided love for them to come to Islam. So I guess
it goes back to what is the objective of that love is that
love? You know, you knew you're aware of the mistake and you don't
care, and you're going to continue to love the person. I could see
that as a blockage. Yeah. But you have love for that person and you
but you want them to leave that mistake and come back to guidance
out of your love for them. You want them to do that? Yeah,
that's, that's a sensible answer. Because we don't expect anyone to
be Muslim. And you don't have to go and defend every inch of
everything that any of your teachers do or say, Yeah, you
don't do that for your parents. You don't do that for your your
mother and father. You don't have to do that for the shoe, either.
And it liberates you because I'm not
I'm not divorcing, I'm not cutting the shake or disrespecting him.
Just because one mess Allah. I'm going to part ways with him on
that. And in West Africa, North Africa, they're extremely free in
this regard. And I have seen I'm not going to say names to a Mufti
to move this one is the shape of the other. One is the shape of the
other. And they're on a plane.
And they get served the halal meal on the plane, and it's chicken.
And one of them says, No, I hold the machine slaughter is not
valid.
And the other the other is also a Mufti. Right. So it's a Lucha,
it's valid, right?
It's valid, because there is no pneus specifying the necessity of
the JSON.
So that means like, what's the difference between a knife I have
the chicken here, and I have a long knife, and I cut it from
there. What's the difference? Or what happens? Now if I remove the
hands, and I put a mechanical hand and I just push a button? So
mechanical, that's a machine slaughtered? Right? So leaving
aside that the slaughter actually occurs correctly, that we have to
agree upon, but the use of the machine so they differed on the
use of the machine? So the chef said, No, I don't accept that. He
said, Okay, good. More chicken for me. Right. Right. And he kept
taking it, right. So they also differed on the salah and the
airplane.
Because one,
the connection to the ground. This is actually a masala and FIP. So
in one case, the sixth one Mufti said, we make up the prayer when
we get there, because it's not weak, the conditions aren't met
for Salah.
And the other said, No, we do pray. So they went and separated
on all these myths.
Okay, all these myths said they separated on these.
But let's say hypothetically, it was a
that's, that's just actually laugh really, that's not even hotter.
But if we're saying a misguided error, a misguided error, where
you're actually doing harm to the OMA and emotions are involved.
Even that, we should be able to have a situation where we can say,
I'm not going that route on this matter, he still my shift, and
also with an update and FIP and all the are still my shit on that.
Like, we should be able to have an adult mind where we could separate
between.
And we do this all the time, if you have a big family. Oh, I love
him to death. But he on this subject, don't bring up the
subject. He's, we do this all the time with our family. And some
families are such that when you get invited to their house, they
have to give you a warning, or they have to prep you, right.
Okay, you're gonna meet so and so and so so everyone's fine. This
person and this person, don't bring up the subject. I had
students in knowledge going with
to see other shoe and they would say do not mention six hats and
such like they have beef with each other. We should have be like
that. And we should be able to say that for anyone in our Senate. If
someone came up with a statement from him. I mean, no, that was
wrong. Wrong is wrong. All right. That's it. We could say that
statement right there as not right.
And here's the thing, if there's enough data on it, bring people
who are not connected. That's the thing. So what happens when
there's FTF on it? When there's no I think it's okay. No, I think
it's not okay. Well, why don't we then bring strangers who are
learned people who not from our machine up our sudden like in West
Africa, they don't always remember no way.
All right. They don't read them. You don't see me in West Africa,
ma'am. No, we quoted for a lot of things. Right? Why would they need
him for submissive? They have called their yelled? Yes, sir. How
Muslim? First FA fuck, of course they don't use them at all right?
So
someone could come and look, you're an outsider, when an
outsider who has no reason to love you or hate you, and you have a
lot of them, they're oftentimes the best arbiters of matter. And
also, the best arbiter on your own mistake are the people who love
you. The people who love you, is the people who hate you, you know,
they're going to look for any mistakes that doesn't go. If let's
say, some people, adversaries of ours in the field of knowledge and
data, they come when they say, Oh, this is a mistake here. I'm not
gonna believe anything you say, because you're looking for
mistakes, right? But if my friends come and tell me oh, by the way,
you said this, this was mistake, that is the best source of
knowledge for me. Right? the fairest clearest minded. So that's
how we should approach these things. When there is a fuzziness
to it. There will be a fair arbitrator or arbiter of the
matter. You're gonna say something my brother
if it's if it's a matter that ends up as a man and cover
I think it's the same thing, but
I think it's the same thing. The one thing that would be very
clearly, dissociation is the motet
someone who was martyred in the Sharia, he has no more hook and
he's wiped clean. It's a complete quality control. So we take his
books, we throw them out, I don't care what he wrote the
Encyclopedia of all we throw it up is the only one that exists in the
world. If he's audited, right, maybe you would wait until see if
he comes back and he dies upon that.
We throw it out.
Because that's backgammon wanted to is different than a Gam or
let's say in Malta Eldon looked at our or something like that.
Okay.
All right, let's start going to segment number four, your q&a.
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So that's one of the best inventions that Apple has done.
Right? The only thing since Steve Jobs his death that was any use
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doesn't change anyone's life. The air pods change your life. Like
how many times you would want to listen to something but you're
doing something and those chords get in the way and yank out of
your ear. That's the worst thing right? So the air pods is your is
your solution?
Isn't air pods or any wireless? They're all everyone mimics? It.
No. Any wireless?
Any wireless earbuds? Yeah
All right, any comments or questions?
Update of La Cosina while you saw our I don't know if you have time
to pull it from the internet and show the pictures but we did
publish the before and after pics. Did you see them? Yeah, they're
nice. Yeah. Publish the before and after pics on Facebook and YouTube
and all that Rusco yeah
Chickamauga hasn't been here for a while because he had school but
he just noticed the kangaroo skin. So we did have we do have some
more have been
in Australia.
Who sent us these things?
And the whip Oh man. You haven't seen this show me show me this
thing. This thing requires very little effort to actually whip
this is lying man. Watch this can cut people know
just be Brahmacharya by the way to us as lashes do use his lashes
will be haram. Watch another one. Watch how quick this thing
actually will the whole thing will
see that it's not like a belt where you have to actually put
effort
because it gets so much so light at the end, right? It gets so
light at the end that it whips real quick. This is gnarly. Yeah.
It goes from thick to thin.
What What was this use for horses maybe?
Well, we read shifa have called the yard here. We should, we
should I was actually intending to bring it.
I was intending to bring it
on the section that the prophets all the messengers, it is a
necessity necessary belief of ours that they did have certain
knowledge. Not funding knowledge, certain knowledge about matters of
the Dunya doesn't have to be this specifics. Right. But they didn't
know about this world. They were not clueless of the world. Okay.
So
but that whip I mean, security guard can hold it from
the bone marrow, their bone marrow. Oh, no.
Was Sohaib I think someone took it to tighten it. Yep.
From from there, and now back arsenal. Yeah. That's what I have
an Outback Arsenal here.
Okay, question here for Sharon woods. What is the best online
website bookstore? For Arpita? Books? Online web English, I'm
assuming the rest of English Yeah.
It the thing is when you want to my personal experience is that
different stores will have different titles.
So you have like a beloved bookstore and others, right? It's
my books or sorry, this Arabic.
I remember I'm just thinking about thinking on the top of my head
biller bookstore.
For English only. The problem is and I'm not saying this to like
praise myself by law, like I've weaned off a lot of English books.
Yeah. And that's the reason why like I was selling them.
But I think my last bookstore has a big selection. I love the
bookstore. Yeah. And that's in California, right? I think it's in
the UK, I think, oh, it's where do we go to? And that was Jarier
books. And who do they? What do they have? Julie heirless has?
Yeah, they have a lot of Arabic books.
Mostly, I remember Arabic when we visited them. Yeah. So I'm not
sure. But I remember they had a lot of Arabic books. I don't they
might have some English books like that are Arabic base. But yeah.
You know, my, my philosophy is, is that all of us need to? We're all
at different stages in our Arabic. Yeah. But we should have the goal
to wean off translations. Yeah. And do our best to get to the
reject to the original books, and then lay in the language. That's
why the best translations are the ones that have the text under the
Arabic so you can actually judge so that's, I actually, I don't
keep an English book. Unless has the Arabic now. Yeah. So the only
way I'll keep an English book, for the most part is like you see that
right there, like midlife is solid Dean. Yeah. That will have the
Arabic and the translation. Yeah. So I can I can use them both as a
reference if I want to see what the translation says I can look at
that fullness in Arabic says that? Yeah, so always, I believe with
the translation, we should keep the original Arabic text inside of
it, even if the person can't read it. Just for the benefits one has
both right? Yeah, there has both the Arabic and English
translation. Yeah, try to. That's what it is. You got to enjoy it
the Arabic and Arabic you will enjoy it. Enjoy it. It's not it's
not hard.
It's just going to take a while because I've never seen anyone try
hard at it. And eventually the door is gonna break down and
you'll be reading all these books. Yeah. And that's the key.
All right, next question here. What is the wisdom of the Hadith,
the age of the OMA is 60 years a lot and what we can't it's just a
description, I would say it's just a description. But it does have a
50 basis, though, the 50 basis is that it does give us
an answer as to when we would
when we would give away the money of somebody in inheritance who
disappeared. If you go to a web related to unmask code, that much
code, the person who has been lost, at what point do we take his
money and send it and give it out in inheritance? This Mike is about
to break through engineer. If you can fix that.
Appreciate it. It's about to fall. Yeah.
Just need to tighten it. Tighten it.
Yeah.
Okay,
so that hadith does have that value, the age of average age of
the almost 67 years and why is that individual? It allows you to
actually
do you gauge yourself? So I'm close to the end. I'm in the end
period, the end period is 60 to 70. Anything beyond seven years
extra time?
Next question.
Read me a question
not exactly. Questions. But it'd be talking about the DHS.
No, I didn't watch it. Or see clips or their clips, anything
good. I haven't seen clips, but I watched like a couple hours. And
actually watch. Oh, yeah. What did you find? I mean, I was like, the
first few hours entertaining. Like July like always, he went off
topic and he started bringing in like different things that weren't
related to the debate. It did. He tried to bring in fidelity things
to embarrass you did like see, like theology and all these
things. Yeah. Quotes from our stuff that looked, you know,
outwardly blasphemous. And so quotes from
quotes from who, just like different scholars of Edison and
like, just Yeah, and these didn't get a chance to respond. What what
what is the what was the topic of the debate? Was wasn't a couple of
topics. One of them was like slavery within Islam. Patriarchy
within Islam. Different like AHRQ, patriarchy and patriarchy Oka
Sampedro. Yes, stuff like that, like relate to that.
So I assume that he's gonna go in and try to embarrass him with
you know, thinks statements like that. You know?
That's it's it is a method of debating where you try to
embarrass the person and show him that the things in his beliefs are
the things that will be embarrassing.
What is chicken lasagna is teaching for ArcView. He's
teaching Tajweed for ArcView, basic and tough seed for ArcView.
Plus, he hasn't said which suitor yet, but he is teaching a tough CF
class that he's prepared a lot for.
Canada, most of them work in a hotel as an accountant. They serve
come and he as required to maintain the petty cash vouchers
of beers. Can you work in that or not? No, he cannot touch anything
in the line of commerce, or gambling if they have that to
go. I asked this twice. But I'll ask it again, says what costs
share?
What is your take on McLuhan's? mouthfeel nowadays, and in the
masajid, the actual odds is more haram. And
when it's when the objects are touching, or would would touch the
debt closeness, that's where it's absolutely haram. That as for
that, which would be in a situation that would make you look
at the other person or contempt you to look at the other person,
then you enter into Cara here, discouragement.
That's basically the ruling on that. And that's the answer I got
from Sheikh Mahmoud should be
good in the LT circle, then tassel Herma or Taleem jasola Tarim, when
the bodies touch, like you're so close to the bodies with touch,
that's where the absolute prohibition we can say. But if
it's simply that being in a similar space, to the point that
you can look at somebody, then it's forbidden in or discouraged
to the, to the degree by which it's tempting to or, or
unavoidable, right to look at somebody. So for example, the
supermarket is a place of excellence, as people walking all
around men and women, right. So your job is just to lower your
gaze, in the masajid, there should be a separation, at least by a
distance, if it's possible. And some masajid allow for that. And
some are let massage, it's their their structure, the mosque.
It may be structured in the best way shape, and best way possible,
but they ended up being unavoidable that you're going to
be in the same hallway or same area
with the opposite gender. So you just lower your gaze as much as
you can.
Sometimes some of the teachers I know some older women,
and
they pass by and some of their students from like, let's say,
this summer school,
and they've known these kids since like kindergarten, and then the
kid becomes tired of him. Right? And then the teachers walking by,
and he just looks down and doesn't say anything. But that's like a
type of glue. Because if this is someone was your teacher, just
like the age of your mother, there's no thing forbidden for you
to say set up to somebody at that age. Right, but that difference
between you
so there shouldn't be that either.
No, SR says it's 3.25 hours of drivel that just dragged talking
about
He gets about the debate. And there was also some post debate
drama.
Coming from the metallics, really mad crazy against it's it's soap
opera. It's soap opera is just I would just get out of it. It's
ISBN don't confuse it with Dean, let me just tell you this. Let's
say you're watching that stuff. Do not confuse it with Dean. It's not
Dean, it's ISBN, there's ESPN, and ISBN, Islamic speakers, you know,
programming network, right.
ISBN Islamic speakers backbiting network. Yeah, I think DH like, I
wouldn't say he lost at all. But from what I saw, I think you could
have done like, a lot better, really. And I think part of it has
to do with his lack of, like, social, you know, like, he doesn't
really have a proper understanding of interpreting Islamic history.
That, like kind of worked against him in the debate, because God was
bringing up a lot of these things. He did not respond. Oh, really?
Wow. So
he does have those leanings. Yeah. So. Hmm. Interesting.
Is it permissible to vote for a mayor whose platform doesn't
include anything about liquid IQ, but he's a left wing candidate.
The best I've heard about voting is that you just it wouldn't be
permitted to if you were only voting for the lower lesser of two
harms.
When you heard about the lesser of two harms, and if you don't have
and permissible that's it.
So you could not vote at all or you can vote for the lesser of two
harms. If the lesser of two harms is known, at least to you,
then maybe I can't ever say incumbent, but it may be
appropriate or encouraged for you to choose the lesser of two harms,
but who's deciding lesser of two harms? Right. Who's deciding that
you know, it's it's a judgment
if you get if you forget what you got, you're in do you need to do
subject so you need to add one Raka and do subject so after the
sulla.
Z nets Emporium is in divan Chicago, they're good bookstore.
And maybe they have a website to
Zenit Emporium in divan Chicago.
Wow, Kareem Earl read the third.
He says he hasn't
visited mbyc since 2015. All right. So we're now heading on
eight years so come by Jolla, a lot of brothers moved.
You know, there's always people moving in and out.
Can Alamelu journey ever go against the Quran? And sunnah
knows, of course not. Never Gonna go against the Quran. This is old
here wedge up to the medic is Santa Monica. Santa Monica.
What is doing deliveries with alcohol? If you know what the
delivery is, then you have a problem. You cannot do it.
Okay.
You cannot do it. If you don't know what the delivery is you are
permitted to deliver a box of the unknown. So every Amazon driver is
not obligated to look in the box to see what's in his head.
Delivering boxes. That's a permitted thing to do. So you do
not have to inquire. Same in the Hanafi school. You don't have to I
was going on.
Would I ever considered debating DH? No, I don't debate at all to
be honest with you that debate with Jawad was not intended to be
a debate. I don't really debate right. But here's the thing, I can
have a discussion with somebody. But I'll tell you what happened is
that he invited me to give a talk. He said I'm giving a talk on
subjects that I know your is very dear to your heart, which is the
perennial a subject like that the belief in the profits is done. So
said I'm giving the talk. And they're going to be graduate
students there. So I thought he teaches a graduate seminar. That
was the My first impression, I can probably go back and get the
messages. And he said, Come and give the opposite side so that
they can get the full perspective. So I said, Okay, I think it's
actually I have to go now, right? Because he's given the talk
anyway. So I have to go. So I said, Yeah, I'll come send me the
ticket. And I'll come give the talk and leave. That's what I
imagined it to be. That's it. And then he said, well, then
we're going to actually invite the broader community to it. Okay,
interesting. Next step. We'll have a discussion afterwards. All
right. Next
Step there's a moderator.
I got like one thing after the other I just kept saying each step
was no reason to, to break from it. Next last thing I found myself
on an online debate, right? But I didn't really there was no need to
back down from it because this is one of the most you touching a
nerve. For me personally, this subject touches a nerve. And the
reason it touches the nerve is that I signed up for GW just to do
the masters.
Knowing Sade Hossein Nasr writes a lot of nice books about Islam and
modernism, not knowing this is his belief. Right? When I got there,
then they said, Oh, they first heard the MSA guys they like
wanted to make sure I'm not one of them. I was like, I'm not one of
them. What of what?
And then they explained to me the whole parentless philosophy. See,
back in the day, it was it was a small little cult of, of
professors. It wasn't a wild well known thing, right? And only a few
people knew about it. And they even went back to the Sierra tape
of Sheikh Hamza Yusuf and they said, Listen to Sheikh Hamza, and
tape number one, he says in the introduction, he says he mentions
it. And he says, We have nothing like this in Islam, right? Two
flowing streams of Christianity and Islam, two rivers of truth,
blah, blah, blah. And she comes in the sea rosette says, you know,
they have this belief, we have none of this belief, right. And
then they went on a show me the books and show me everything. And
then they told me they have a thicker session, where they have a
lot of food, they do a Hydra. And then
Professor enough to give us a talk. And all the assistance that
people who get hired are from that,
you know, group, and that that's why you owe a big Wasp here. Is
that a wasp? Or just a? And then he said, all of the these
professors look at who writes the foreword, who who's supporting the
book in the back. And he's like, it's the same 510 names. They're
like, like,
you know, a group, click a click.
So I was like, oh, okay, and then what? And then they will hit a
nerve for them, because they lured a couple Egyptians.
And one came back and one didn't.
Lord, a couple of Egyptian students to become penniless. Oh,
so one of them came back and one did it. Right. And so that was
something that was like a discovery. And it was upsetting at
the time, like really upsetting and confusing. Like, how could you
you love Islam so much. You love Sufism, so much. But the Prophet
peace be upon it was not an obligatory belief. So where is the
salvation coming from? Who is saying to you that, who is
declaring that salvation can happen? And salvation from what?
Like who's saying that? Ultimately, at the end of the day,
it's for itself, Shawn? That's it. Because if I'm telling you, if
we're talking about salvation with lead, the question is, from what
who's threatening us? If Allah is threatening with the fire, then it
is Allah alone? Who can save us from the fire? Right?
So where in any book in the Bible, the Torah, or the Quran? Does it
say this, that anyone who just vaguely has some respect for
prophets and his fall in the spiritual way,
right is saved? So there's no textual, they're very weak on the
Quran. They're very weak on textual proof the finalists, but
all their proofs are like this mystical experiences, Frithjof
tshwane, and all that stuff. And Frithjof Chawan. At the end of the
day, Allah humiliated him, right, because he's like a false prophet.
Now he's misleading people. He ended up dying upon Native
American religion. Okay, and he ended up in a lawsuit because of
having * Hydras.
And then miners were in the hello to.
So you're all get together in Indiana where he died. And they're
doing hundreds in the *.
And they'd like wear face masks, so you don't get embarrassed, but
then you're in the *. And then a girl, little young girls snow.
So Allah humiliated you, you ended up in court for a sec school,
whatever you want to call it, misconduct. Okay. And so that hit
a nerve. Now, when I came, I always had good relations with
professionals. He knows my position. I know his position. And
what at that time of 911 had just happened. So any Muslim was sort
of together. Right. And I really appreciated we really appreciated
him as that and he firstly, he's she had to begin with then
perennial lists. And I'm like, okay, in the world of academia,
there's hardly any sympathetic people. So we got along. Fine. He
knows. I don't take from him. And he knows he can't recruit me to
this because I have already established and one of Omaha so we
had a distance but very respectful.
Right.
Time passes. And it's now 15 years later. And this thing I start
seeing it seep into the common Sunni Muslim discourse.
And it just like, I can't take it because they're sneaky. They don't
come out and tell you we are perennialism This is our belief.
No, they put themselves in as regular Muslims. Right? And it's
sneaking in there. Right? Just declare your name of your method.
Right? We are perennialism. And we believe this. Okay, no, you have
to be sneaky, right? So
I was just really like, inflamed that how, you know, some scholars
who know better allow this. You know, you ushered this in. And you
don't see the threat and the danger of this, you just assuming
no one's gonna follow it. No people could follow it. And one
kid did become a finalist, or not become friendlies. He became he
was he went from a Sunni who attended the Rella at zaytuna.
With me.
16 years later, he's a he's a British Pakistani guy. 16 years
later became a Catholic. Here in Columbia, New York's Columbia
University became a Catholic.
And I don't know what his state is right now. Right?
Through what through perennialism? Right. So in any event,
that was my thing, and to say to someone say, I'm not a perennial
list, that's what nice and wonderful but I'm also not a
Hanafi. I'm not a humbly I'm not something doesn't mean it's right.
So to say someone says, I'm not a Hanafi, or I'm not a for any of
this. That's okay. That's all nice and good. But is it Kosher or not?
Is this doctrine covert or not? That's the real question. Right?
What do I care what what someone is or isn't? Right? Just tell me
what is it covered or not?
So
that was that's the whole thing with the perennial lists. And so
when Jawad then invited me this, so I want you to give it a speech.
He's not approaching it from a perennial list standpoint.
He's approaching it from a
I guess it's an IP nesina standpoint, or I don't know what
the standpoint is. That what? It's just a purely modernist
standpoint, I guess. Do you think his intention was always to debate
like you said he started adding all these conditions? Was that
like his plan all along? Or just
you know, what, it's interesting, I should probably go into the
message is probably not Islamically appropriate to read
exactly what the messages were. But I think I guess it was always
a debate, but it wasn't coming to beat me that I was not. I don't
Yeah, like getting involved in a circus. Right? Yeah. But it was in
the beginning. I'm 100%. It was come give the opposite talk that
I'm giving to the students, as if he has a graduate seminar. And
he's gonna give them a talk. And he's being fair, and giving me a
platform to give the opposite talk.
Because he knew that this was an issue that I wrote about earlier.
So
but I guess I'm assume that he did no. Plan, just see how far it
would go. So
chocolate wall says, I watched all 6.5 hours of the debate. Six and a
half hours. What
what how much is that he can you do?
rarely, rarely, rarely. 6.56 and a half hours.
Well, are the
funniest part of the debate like yeah, my opinion was on when you
know, policy profit that mortared? Yeah.
So that's his nickname, the column April's right. And so this is like
referring to miss apers. Yeah. And then Joe actually calls him a plus
accidentally, and then later, he apologize. He's like, a plus, you
know, a positive profit. If you're watching this, I didn't mean to
offend you, whatever. You know, it's not Islamically in the Quran,
we're supposed to call people nicknames. Oh my gosh. Oh, what
is? Yeah, exactly. You call someone a nickname, so that it
becomes known that people stay away from them. And you don't
openly respect and Moqtada for the sake of the common folk, you know,
there's so many things in this video is not for your sake or
their sake, it's for everyone else's sake. Also, the if you look
at the rulings of living in dogs,
the ruling of the Tahitian comes, because you're if it's for your
lineage, right, because if one person goes astray in data, the
whole lineage is shot. Then someone had to convert back into
Islam, the whole he will be absorbed into COVID. But if one
person in Islam goes astray, his lineage is absorbed and done with
a snap. his lineage isn't going to be absorbed in Islam, right? It's
not going to be absorbed. his lineage may not follow him on some
weird unit, and we had that in our family. In my family. My mom's
uncle was a hardcore
Welcome SATs, atheist, communist Egyptian,
right? But none of his lineage got absorbed into communism. They were
regular Muslims.
So six and a half hours and here's chocolate wallet says Jawad
brought a Quranic Caranas perspective and spun a is in a
ridiculous way DH called him out on the historical critical method.
But let some stuff slide is anything productive in these
debates? Right. I really wonder what kind of Islamic education
that debate awesome. The debate hosts. He's not a Muslim guy. He's
just said
he's a Christian guy who debate he's a he's a host. I guess that's
his business. Right?
It's a it's sort of, I guess it's a fun business. Right? Right. It's
his business. Right? The debate whatever it's called. But this
guy, I wonder how much knowledge of Islam he has these days?
Because he's a bit he's he's hosted a lot of Muslim debates.
That guy the guy who looks like Hamza Stuart's it's yeah.
All right, folks. We got to wrap up. We got
we got one for we have. Celebrate mercy, by the way.
Today at five o'clock. I wonder what time I'm up off to see. We
got office hours we have a meeting. We got a call. We got
celebrate mercy. We got another office hours. Then we got the
Iftar at the masjid.
So I wonder who's bringing up the Iftar so All right, folks, does
that come along? Later on? We'll stop here and we'll go pray
though. Subhanak Allahumma Byham Deke shadow
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