Shadee Elmasry – NBF 231 Tafsir of Surah AsSaf
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freshman High School.
And she's a senior in high school so it wasn't like she probably
looks at him like a little brother, right?
Yeah.
This will let her Amanda Rahim Al hamdu lillah wa Salatu was Salam
ala Rasulillah. Who early was a happy woman. Voila. Welcome
everybody to the Safina society nothing but facts live stream on
Tuesday. A gorgeous, beautiful sunny day in the state of New
Jersey weather is amazing. humidity is low.
Very warm outside. I should say. Kids have soccer tryouts for high
the high school team today they're going to be sweating. What? That's
good. I told them well, this is like winter and this is winter
weather. Oh, it's so hot. How are we going to do it? Nothing. This
is winter and Vana. You're lucky this is only what 86 degrees out
today. So
by comparison, everything seems easy. Once you compare it to
something worse. It seems easy. So let's get the TV on all my TV's
not on. How's the image fine, or do we need to close the curtain?
Here, let's close the curtain a little bit. Just make sure the sun
while we're doing that, yeah, I think after that one bedroom
history, we've had a lot of non Muslim viewers. Yep. Like I can
see in the chat right now someone's I don't know if he's
Muslim or not. But listen to the priority for all of our
questioners the priority for all of our attendees is
the one who has questions on what is most primary. So if somebody's
asking a question on the fundamentals of Islam, that takes
more precedent, right? It's more important than someone asking you
a question on let's say, something that's what we call foodwatch or
the branches such as
what's Nexus, right? So what's more important to heed or in the
Jessa Sahid? Of course, right? The Jessa means like ritual impurity
like flowing blood urine, things like that we have to wash off our
body. And by the way, you ever wonder that why is Islam putting a
lot of emphasis you know, on this purity, you know, getting rid of
majestic Naja means like defecation, right? No, sorry, no
just means impurity amongst it is defecation. Islam, the first thing
you learn is how to get rid of defecation in urine.
Here's something I realized over the years. Any father, any mother
will relate to what I'm about to say?
Once you have kids,
right? You will deal with an amount of defecation you have
never imagined that you will deal with in your life. Right? You will
deal with kids who do not know the rules of urine and babies and
toddlers who don't know any better. Right? So I even saw him
do this not my family, but I saw a family where the kid there's a
baby and and a child chart or the mom said Go check if you're if
you're if your brother you know, wet his diaper may pooped in his
diaper. So you usually smell it right? So what does this kid do?
Puts the finger inside the diaper, see if they feel something warm
and hot, right? And then takes it out and says yep, he did. So you
see that filth? Islam as a practical religion, it deals with
what actually is happening in real life. Sometimes you don't, you
You're our our individual views
do not encompass all that happens in real life. Right. But the idea
here that Islam comes in the first thing that it teaches you in the
law books is how to purify yourself, when you actually go on
and live and imagine now that for the bulk of human history,
diapers didn't exist. Right? So what was happening with that
defecation in Europe, right societies were filled with this
stuff unless they were taught something as a first thing that
we've learned in the books of Islamic law. Now, that was a
little tangent. But what I was saying is that matters of duck
beliefs take precedent over matters of law. So anybody that
comes here that is new in Islam, or just learning about Islam, that
type of person would take precedent
over the Muslim who is trying to learn something else in their
religion. That doesn't mean that we're saying anyone's better than
anyone else. Nor more important, or maybe more important, we can
say that we can say that. It's more important to to give someone
talk about Tawheed and Naboo, prophethood Naboo has profited
is more important than fear. Right. And those types of
questions. So if they they
are on the stream. Ahmed?
You can immediately interject. Right?
Okay, good. Very good. Very good. There was a convert, let me read
you this, which I was very happy to see.
And I'm telling you, we're gonna see more and more of a guarantee
we're going to see more and more and more of this. All right, where
is this? Where is this? Here it is.
It Sam continues to spread in the south, and between the coasts. I'm
telling you this is what's what is happening whether people realize
it or not, I'm telling you, it is spreading in the South and in the
coasts between the coasts, Muslims soon will be as noticeable.
They're
all over Texas. Places like Oklahoma, Kansas, they will be
more no as noticeable there as they are in places like Chicago
and New Jersey. But you go to middle Chicago's common see
Muslim, so you've got to Philly.
One quarter, probably I would say the population
is Muslim, like in certain neighborhoods, right. And everyone
in certain neighborhoods is related to a Muslim.
Okay, oh, we're not saying people are perfect Muslims, but they're
Muslim. Right? And
Dallas in Houston, Dallas in Houston.
Aaron was a Christian missionary.
And he is the youth and youth leader of an American church where
in Mississippi
Bible Belt is this. Right? The heart of all the heart of all the
Bible studies is Tennessee. Right Nashville. I think it's Nashville,
Tennessee. But that's where the belt begins. Then it goes all the
way to where I don't know where
Aaron says, I asked God to show me the truth. And I read about Islam.
I believe that Muhammad may God's present peace be upon him is God's
prophet and messenger. I could not turn away from Islam. The only
direction I could go is Islam. I pronounced the two testimonies
became Muslim.
Very simply, to put it simply, I think that the Satanist stick,
whatever you want to call it liberal woke, whatever you want to
call it.
And Zionists dominate the high end of the
persuasion machine and the media and the advertisement. And what's
out there in the public sphere. And the stuff that's the big
money, they dominate, there's no doubt it will Muslims do not even
have 1% share in that. But actually down in the streets where
human beings live and regular people live.
Know Islam is far stronger. Right?
So a couple of girls, the other day went, and were taken out for
like,
get together and they went out to see a movie elemental. So it's
just about the elements, right? Each character has an element,
fire, water, air, and earth. So, but the movie turns out to be an
annoying one of these Disney plots where the dad is controlling. And
the girl wants to marry the opposite element. Right? And the
dad won't allow it. All right. And so the dads the bad guy again,
controlling bad guy. And the best, the greatest part of the outcome
is to break away from your dad. So that's basically so it's almost
like very much like
the mermaid. Now the Mermaid Ariel, The Little Mermaid here.
So one of the moms said to the girls after he's got to talk to
them about it right? You can't just let this slide. What do you
think of this? And they said, I think these people would like to
create problems where there isn't? Right? The like to create problems
where there's no problem like no people don't generally have
problems with their dads, right, at least in that community of
friends. But you're just creating a problem and making people think
and start looking. Oh, that's because you might not have been
thinking about it. Now you start to imagine it now. Right? Oh,
there is a problem. Right? If you start thinking about that, I think
and it's a it's an NBC trait to make everyone negative and divided
to pull your thinking down and divided. If I come around, and I
start saying listen.
All your friends, all these all your friends at the masjid they're
very arrogant, right? And someone hears that. They're gonna start
looking for the arrogance in a normal guy. Right? They start
looking for it. And that's what at least does start looking for it.
Whereas I could easily say the exact opposite. I could say no,
they're really sincere people trying to get better. They're not
perfect to try and get better. I can go and I'll see that. All I'll
see is a guy trying to get better guys imperfect trying to get
better, right? So it's really what you make of it.
It's just like my critique of
Wella Kosice
book and her critique of I didn't read the whole thing, but I read,
the part that I read was the
critique of the data. Right.
And she brought out testimony, you know, when you bring testimony,
testimony cannot really be right or wrong, just just how I felt
about it. So she'll bring someone so you went to the data? How did
you feel about someone? So how did you feel about it, right? And then
a lot of it was like these these negative things, right? I think
the, like, the bulk of the testimonies that I read, were all
negative, right?
Or it's rare, it's set in such a way that you could garner from it
that it was negative, and they were negative by meaning that it
was almost like designed to create a cult of personality, right, are
designed to belittle one culture and elevate another, right. That's
what you took away from it. So my response to that was that I can
never say a testimony is right or wrong. That's how the person is
telling you they felt there's no right and wrong in there. But the
researcher has the opportunity to get many more testimonies and put
out a balance, it's almost like you're looking for the people who
didn't have a good experience and take their testimony. This, it's
not possible for something to run that many years. Right? And then
the only testimony that comes out of it is, you know, these negative
types of cult of personality, leaning, cultural, elevating one
culture belittling another one.
It's not possible. There's got to be people who said, No, this was
all perfect. Which is not, that's not accurate, either. Nothing's
all perfect, right? But if you're a fair, you getting fair
testimony, that's what you get. Right? That's why the best proof
is social proof. It's far better than testimonials. By the way, we
do need testimonies of severe society. They asked me, they said
we need live video testimonials. The marketing team asked me they
said hey, can you ask people? Hey, where should we send it? I send it
at info at stuffing decided.org a video clip, right or just a
picture and a quote something with human beings in it as a
testimonial the the Safina side, the marketing team needs it. Okay.
Better yet, then that posted on your own social media? And send us
the link? How's that? Why do I say that social proof is better?
Because social proof. It's not curated? Like if you talk to us,
we'll curate it will say oh, you know, say something nice about the
ArcView and send it to us. So customers, users, people are more
savvy? No. Right? Because the more iterations of something you get
better at it, you get better at assessing it. They're like, Oh,
no, we don't want the corporation. Coming up with these testimonials.
I want to look at google myself and see the reviews myself, right?
But
doesn't negate that we're going to use testimonials. So the marketing
team needs his testimony, the best thing you could do is posted on
your own social media accounts. And send the link to enforce if he
decided at work. If you can't do that.
Then just send it to invoice if he decided at work. Okay.
You got that?
Okay, good. What do you what do you want me to say?
Anything else?
That's okay, so, so that's idea again, so set put it up, we need
that testimonial for the new launch, arc views is going to have
four parts to it arc for you kids,
which includes hips,
right, we will supply you with the hips teacher, and it includes
Sierra and includes FIP. And then there will be arc view Arabic.
By shaking my head de la que will run the whole program himself. And
then we will have ArcView basic anarchy plus ArcView plus this
year, we're jumping up to the second level texts in the medic
Hanafy and Chef a meth hips and an AKA ArcView basic is the primary
level texts. Okay. So, in fic, we basically break up the texts into
three categories basic, maybe three, four, Mattoon are basic,
then secondary, middle level 234, Mattoon, our middle level, and
then
the advanced texts and that's where you're you're pretty much
almost graduating. So we're not yet providing that we're are we're
providing ArcView scholarship track we are providing. It's also
known as arc v plus, we're now providing the second level
of those texts. Alright, so the second level texts tend to include
more omelette which is more
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but not everyone deserves to live. If you murdered someone, you're
gonna die. Tell us about the history.
History, we offered history. But we haven't continued to offer it.
But in the past, we did offer history. And our philosophy on
history is that we're no longer going to offer them as courses,
but we're going to offer them as one time online events, there'll
be recordings, but it won't be a 12 week history course. It'll be
like, a two hour, three hour
event with a historian where he'll talk, he'll show maps. He'll do
that stuff. And then it'll be on to ArcView basic. Yeah. So so
that's our work this summer. And the marketing team said hey, can
you get testimonials from the group? Give us your testimonials,
okay.
And they'll probably select the top, you know, four or five, six
testimonials and that's what they need. Again, you can either put it
on your own social media and send us the link at Infosys finisar.org
or
send a picture or the video or your written blurb, whatever it is
directly to info as fina side of that org because not everybody has
social media. Not everyone uses social media.
So that's what we're trying to do we really think that we can take
our IQ view and make it like the go to place for people to study
the fundamentals because I told you what I love most the person
just coming through the door. We will take you to the middle level.
We will make you ready to become an advanced student of knowledge.
We have the capacity right.
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After suitable drama we are on to suited to SFX we'll call mo
cartoon Boehner Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam Yakubu
Yama Giamatti. If Kadima Jaya here to Ibni Padma Jaya here
it'd be naka de here to Nobunaga li Fattah El kalbi Mina Shami but
t Jarrah, what can I say that buddy my laptop cobbled modernity
article?
Danielle can becomes intimidating. He wasn't a Muslim at the time. He
beats the drums. I have goods from Syria. Nobody wants to miss out on
the goods from Syria.
And usually he sells out right away. And he says when he used to
come back nobody in the city would be left behind. He would come
right away. Everyone would come. What can Apple do more either
Kadima B Colima, gradually him in the paper and mobile rhinovirus.
He used to come with wheat with
flour with all these things that people need fans into our into our
jar is at Whoa, McCann, McCann ofii Sook and Medina, there was a
place called the
olive pits. Okay, that was the name of the place the olive pit.
And it sounds like a trendy restaurant or something. But John
is eight. All right. Maybe that's it? That's a place in the market.
It's a place in the market that's where he would settle. So my other
day will be doubly Do you at dinner NASA bill could do me a
favor. Could you eat a nurse who lived there a woman who and he
would beat the drum so that everyone can come and buy things
from him? Cut
the abdominals so they could buy and barter and sell and do all
these things. Nakajima that to Jim Watson. What Canada had a couple
of new slim, one, two, he arrived, it was it was Friday. And the
Prophet was given the speech and he was not a Muslim. So he didn't
know the he didn't know about Jamin didn't know about disturbing
the football. Nor would why would he cares, not his religion, right?
What a sort of loss of Allahu alayhi wa sallam immunol member
yet to the Prophet was standing on the member giving his hotbar for
Cartagena he knows so follow me up Catherine Messi the lead natural
radula there were only 12 Raja hombre. He says there were only 12
men and women left in the mosque. Everyone left the mosque
to get why because it wasn't fun. It sounds like they broke drama.
No, it's just a regular speech, who was not first. So they went
off and they went to
to buy the stuff.
Okay Sakala sallallahu alayhi wa sallam the Messenger of Peace be
upon him said Lola Allah. If it wasn't for you. Let's assume at
Lahoma Ijarah two minutes some
rocks of fun
I would come onto your onto this mosque if it wasn't for you onto
the whole city for the for you, for you, all of you to leave your
profit while you are believers, you'd be punished for that.
People are constantly made unhappy by punishments. Of course, no one
wants to get punished. But punishment is a protection. When
the merciful establishes a punishment, it is a protection.
It's a barrier, right? When you hit into a barrier, if that
barrier is made of nice fuzziness, and you allows you to just go
through it, right, then it doesn't fulfill its purpose, but when you
hit a barrier and it ruins your car, right and it hits you, it
fulfilled its purpose it kept you away from harm, and that's what a
punishment is.
Okay.
We'll call alcom a su Illa. Abdullah he again an abuse of
Allahu alayhi wa sallam Yakubu Clayman Okada color match chakra,
Tara cukup or Emma
Abdullah was asked, Did the Prophet give kappa sitting or
standing? He said did not did you not recite the word of Allah? They
left you standing? Tata Cuca ca inna
so the khateeb stance? Yep, about an hour Abdul Wahab Ibnu Mohammed
Gotti and his train all the way down to jabot and Abdullah can and
abuse Allah Allah what He was telling me after we Yama Giamatti,
Botania ka Eman VFC lubaina Houma be Judas is to give to Corpus
standing, but he separates between them by sitting for a small amount
of time that amount of time to say suitors at a loss or make a short
dua.
On Jabba Ibn Semara kala can interview Salah news Salam
can eliminate the hot button he at least will by now my Accra will
Khurana with way with Akira NASA in the hotbar. In general, it is a
recitation of the Quran and a reminder of the to the people
giving a reminder exhortation. So when we speak, there are levels of
our speech. The first level is to believe right to believe is
literally informing people that there is something there is a
religion, there is a Creator there is a prophet, this is called
Timberlea. Okay, the next level up is wOv. Okay, wild is someone who
is a Muslim, and you're just reminding him of the fundamentals.
You're reminding him about salah about, be mindful that there's an
afterlife, we're going to be judged by Allah, all these basic
things, he reminding them
the level of knowledge needed for wild is pretty much the level of
where you can't go.
So you don't go into rulings you don't go into fatawa you don't go
into and you also should be aware of the Hadith that you narrate,
that you do not narrate weak Hadith, sorry, fabricated it, the
why of May narrate weak Hadith and does not have to say it's weak,
but he shall not narrate a fabricated Hadith. And it was
Igneel Josie. He coupled the extremely weak Hadith, he deemed
them fabricated or he kept, he treated them as fabricated and
there's a big difference of fabrication is malicious and
extremely weak hadith is not malicious.
And a hadith led us to Allah is also not malicious. The US law
means we never found a source for it. So what emitted Josie is
saying is we treat them all the same in the sense that we don't
narrate them to the people.
However, the difference is that the fabricated Hadith has proof
that someone intentionally fabricated and what is the proof
the proof being that either the person admits it, okay? Or the
person is discovered somehow else to be a liar. A weak Hadith does
not necessarily mean someone's maliciously like law, also, a
narration law, US law. Usually those are found in the in the
books, and you could tell it as a story but not as a hadith. In
other words, you would not cite it in any way shape and form that
would indicate that the Prophet said it.
Right, or that it was the truth. So you could change it to become
an out if it's if it's valuable, like a lesson. Right? That's it.
And that's allowed. You can you can strike allegories and stories
that are fictional but they did they have a lesson that you're
allowed to do. Alright, so most of those law, US law law, no source
to it, they come from the stories of the Venezuelan then somehow
they trickle down into the book of zoo hood, or books of zoo hood and
those those types of books. So Edna Josie, it was a great
scholar, and he was a great preacher. So he has a lot to say
about preaching and he has a
book called kitab.
Al sauce. Well, wolves, what is it? Something like that the book
of preachers essentially, in which he gives guidelines for preachers.
It's an amazing book. It's an excellent book, right? And he
shows you how the preachers go astray. And they go astray by
reaching first far off stories that will get the attention of the
listener. Right. So the preaching does have some basic parameters.
The knowledge base to get into that is not much, you don't have
to be a fucky.
And you just have to basically know the fundamentals of Islam,
you need to know where you can you have limits when you talk about
doctrine and law, and what you can cite and what you cannot cite,
okay, and then you can read and tell the stories, and remind
people of afterlife and things like that. So that's Joomla is
from the category of wealth. That's why Joomla does not require
scholarship. Right? Joomla is in the category of wOv.
What's this? One? Was that kidding? That's what it is. Kitab
will Kusadasi when will that get in? If you are interested in this
subject, right? So it's translated to some Orientalist translate,
it's a great book on the parameters of a preacher. So the
first thing to believe any Muslim can do to believe, right, any
Muslim, you become Muslim, the next day, you can tell some about
there is this demon called Islam, and it has a creator. And we
believe in a creator and a prophet. While you can do after a
little bit of studying and learning what the parameters are,
then you get an agent and to shoot give you an advisor,
then the next level is Taleem
Talim. Now, to become a more Lim is have a specific book, The
Teacher checks you off that you can study this book. And usually
he tells you, you can study this, this this, even if he sat with you
a little bit because he knows all the books are the same, or similar
content, right? So
Talim is your teaching specific books, it's education now. What's
the difference between them, a mom and her dad said the wife, the one
who's reminding the people goes to the people because they're in a
state of heedlessness, he goes to people who are not conscious and
aware of the Dean of what they need to be doing or it's not on
their mind he has to go to them.
But for Tallinn for knowledge, they have to come to him because
now they're aware of their with it and they want to learn Okay, now
you want to learn now you come to the masjid, right. Whereas before
and Don Mustafa, they do this heavy bomber, they take out trucks
all the time. And they go to a village and all the students
scatter into different mosques and corners of the of the town, right
in the public areas of the town, and they start giving talks.
And then if it situation allows, they may even start giving lessons
Tahara Salah Soames aka Arpita, Tauheed Naboo, things like that
tend to weed. Right? So depending on the level of the people, but
now someone said, Okay, I want to study Alright, now we're not
coming back to teach you if you want to study, you come to dharma
stuff. Right? You come to us. So that's the difference between the
wah. And there's nothing wrong with being everything the Prophet
was all of it right? How they set out to set up an Imam and had dead
says when the scholars stopped doing wOv that's when everything
went downhill when the scholars stopped going out to the public,
to give them the basics. That's when everything started going
downhill. He said the scholars and he was very critical of scholars
of his time. He said they'd like to sit and write a commentary upon
a commentary that nobody's going to read while his neighbors they
don't recite Fatiha properly, and his neighbors may not even know
how to purify themselves, or don't even pray.
And that's where he said the scholars must be dots. Okay, and a
day. Yeah, the barrier to that is low, it's not high. Good to become
a day and alive and a healthy. Okay. And was that good? Good.
And insofar as liquor is involved, it's at that level to to lead the
Rajib nobody has to be on the mystical level of the seventh, you
know, degree to lead the Rotom Rajiv is a basic of god of the
evening to lead suit he has seen to lead suits and milk does not
need some massive thing, right. So I remember that in suits in
Morocco, a brother was telling me I wasn't there, but he was telling
me he's from there. He says that.
They have the shoe they're trained the you'd never have a gathering
in the daytime unless you do have some with your scene. You have a
family gathering it even if you go out to coffee or coffee. We close
up with you right there in the coffee shop. We all just recite a
scene in a moderate level voice
And you leave, you never have a gathering in the evening unless
you do an exam with molk. Right? Like they, they didn't even have a
concept of that, like that they didn't consider this to be doing
out of here they just considered that is what what you do for the
blessings. You we live off of blessings we live off of, of
Allah's grace upon us. So that's what you do. So, they were trained
to do that. So again at TIFF gear,
literal tiff key or recite a Quran together and earth goddess
together is from the level of wealth at Talim now requires now
those those internet Talim is of different levels of course, right
we should all ascribe to be fuqaha which means we know the rulings of
them which tehidy Memes then we should we should seek to be much
fapy in the nebula Mufti fund Noah's ill right which is a higher
level of a fucky he can give fat to up by taking analogy from the
rulings of the method that's the highest level we're gonna go to no
one will be which the head fitted up and no one will be much
sediment luck
no one will be
I'm watching something really hilarious on on all my screen now
I watch almost I can see what I was doing. He is now
Yes, sir terms that are blocked you can no longer say them in the
in the in the YouTube chat. And increasingly, they're all Imran
Hussain related terms like Gog and Magog. And now he's got all the de
variant spellings of Imran Hussain. Listen, uh, Ron Hussein,
by the way, he was a family friend. He used to come to visit
our house, you know that? Yeah, he loved my dad loves him. Because he
was from the old days he was preaching from the 90s. Right. And
he was part of the Tenzin Islami right as a group called Tenzin
Muslim. I like him, Ron Hussein. Alright, as a person. I respect
him. I was held him in esteem. This theory, though, is
unacceptable. As I said before, how could you say this about
someone that is in the community said just because we're friends,
does not mean I can endorse the harm that you're doing. I said
this many times in our communities, there is an
innovation established, which is that women now come to the burial.
They don't send out the edge.
They attend the burial, and they put the dirt. This is my crew. And
in the humbly school haram.
The Prophet did not want this to happen. So what is a woman says
they say, ah, could you say this? The whole community does it.
That's great. I have a lot of friends who do haram things. I
have mistakes too. Just because you're my friend does not mean I
make your haram Hello. That's not friendship, friendship is actually
tell you what's happening wrong in a nice way. That's what friendship
is. What should happen at the very the sisters, the women can come.
But they do not attend the lowering of the casket and the
covering it with dirt so they can come and wait at the edge. Right?
Once the burial the grave is down the court, the casket is down and
it's covered, then they could come and do regular visiting of the
grave. Right? Why is this the case because the prophets I sent him
did not want them attending the burial. Perhaps the Prophet felt
that is one of the things that hardens the heart of a woman to
see that Allah knows best. But we just listened and we obey. Right?
Whether or not you understand it.
Most muamalat Most have a law, which is an obvious person a
purpose. Right? You can see the purpose. And I think that that's
probably the purpose. The Prophet did not want, for example, women
to be involved in judging against be a judge judges because people
are harmed by judgments. So she would have to live with the
concept and the idea that she harmed a man or harmed a woman.
Right? And the Prophet did not want that. Could they? Yes, they
can do it. But does he want that effect upon them? And will it have
another cost? Yes, everything that happens to us has a cost if we
three went to war, and ended up witnessing arms being cut off and
ourselves cutting people's heads off and arms and ourselves getting
shot and living through this, aren't we to come back different
people? Right? We're going to come back a little bit different in the
head. Look at World War One World War Two. Right? What happens to
those people? So
it's not that women cannot do it. But the prophet does not want that
effect upon women. Okay. He doesn't want them affected that
way that they may become hard hearted as a result of that or
tough then he didn't want this. So any in any of it. Let's now
continue. We said there are three levels what's the fourth level?
That's why
Well, we have, what Taleem the fourth and the highest level, um,
would have been modeled for Nahan Animoca. Okay, because that
requires a couple of things that the others don't require requires
absolute knowledge that what is being forbidden is Mudumalai
in the form of hubs, okay, maybe not Majumdar, that is not the
right word, right. But it is the dominant opinion in the form of
hubs.
Okay, so if I tell you that such and such a food is haram to
consume, you have to you better make sure it's haram in all four
methods. And all you have to look for is the dominant opinion don't
have to look for that every single Philippine but the dominant
opinion in the Hanafi medica chef in somebody's school that this is
haram, then you can say is Hello. Number two.
If you, you that person a moment had dad says must have house no
see. So
he must be knowledgeable about how to say things without causing more
harm than good.
So he has to have a political element to him, where he knows
that I have to say this, but I can't really stir the pot and make
a drama. Right.
And that is highly recommended for him to have that attribute. Okay.
And it's in the reason I say highly recommend is because
there's no line that says you have it or you don't. But he has to
attempt to say it in a way that does not cause more harm than
good. And that's why they didn't like the common man for bidding
wrong. Not that he doesn't know. But because of this aspect, the
common man who comes in on let's say, I don't know, the Sultan or
something as a sultan, there is a alcohol store over there, and
you're not doing anything about it. Good. Well, the reason the
that it's
the ultimate didn't like that, is because the common man doesn't
have the tact. And if all common men started to speak, then you got
chaos. Right. And that's what democracy is supposed to be like,
like chaotic.
So that's the four levels of speech in Islam in the deen, those
are the four levels.
Okay, and
some of them have put a shed in there. And it'll shed is really it
should be with Taleem.
It shed means to be a spiritual guide to people, that's really
with Taleem, to the degree that you can guide people along there a
bed, and they're drawing how to draw near to Allah, it's really
part of Taleem. Right, then you can do that. We also requires in
all this requires, yes.
prerequisite for
trying to convey the speech before
do we need to do you don't need to do Talim for the Rhodia. To din.
If something is known in religion, by necessity, you don't have to
educate, it's assumed.
It's assumed that every Muslim knows you're not every adult
Muslim knows you're not allowed to sell alcohol, even children, they
will know that you're not allowed to be involved in alcohol at all.
Yeah.
Also, that which is done in public may be encoded in public may be
negated in public.
So that's what that but that is also part of the attack. It may be
does not mean it should be. So for example, if a if a, a, a king is
rat rash, let's say a Sultan or a governor, or a dictator, he's
rash. And if you trigger him, innocent people die.
You have to consider that. So therefore, the the scholars may
not publicly
aggress upon the Sultan, or publicly embarrassed this holds on
knowing that he's not right in the head. He's going to get rash, he's
going to put a bunch of people in jail. So how does that benefit
anyone? And this is why, when the common folk
take on command and grant forbidding wrong, what they end up
doing is instigating and triggering these dictators, and
far worse things end up happening. So the scholars were right, right.
He was all scholars, you didn't do anything. Yeah, sometimes you
can't you try to in a light way. That's all you can do. Because
you're not dealing with a normal person. You're dealing with
someone who's messed up in the head, who is who has no scruples.
So the scholar may just be calming him down, right? Just at least
decrease it. Let's make you at least not be
Katherine at least right? So the scholars, oftentimes I see them as
they see two harms. They don't see him changing, they see two harms.
Right?
If you trigger this guy 50 People are going to be thrown in jail on
the spot.
And what does that do? That means 50 families know, they don't have
a debt anymore, right?
How's that benefiting anybody? Or we know, they have knowledge that
this guy,
you come against him, he'll shut down all of Islam.
All the dean will be shut down. praying in mosques, go to jail
is not what we're seeing right now. Right.
Whereas a lot of those, it's not that it appears that they're
accepting his oppression. What they should not do is accept his
money they should not do is praise him
that you don't have to praise. Now, it's gotten to the point that
not praising the king enough is
illegal. It's a crime. There are people who have been imprisoned in
certain countries, the charge is not enough praise of the cake.
Like it's gotten to that point. At that point. I think you pack up
your bags and you try to leave right or you become a tour guide
or you become something else right
at that point.
But
in most cases, the scholar can avoid blame being blameworthy in
the shitty up by not taking his money not praising him not being
his cheerleader. That's enough right at the least that
college Yeah, but even some of the contour Salima Nabi SallAllahu
Sallam for kind of Salah to Kirsten Wahaca to Costa. I was
with the Prophet peace be upon him praying with the Prophet peace be
upon him his Salah was was deliberate. His split was
deliberate meaning short and deliberate to the point at which
to further turn 50 salata Juma, the hotpot is a forest of GMO
vegetable and Jacoba called Amen hot potato and he must end and
give to hookless standing walk Hello Morocco Allah He is mahatva
the least of what a hookah is, is an yammered Allah where you
suddenly Allah Nabi sallallahu alayhi salam will you see but
Taqwa had the fella heavy fella that fell Thalassa to fall don't
fill hookbait tiny Jimmy and in both what was the least of what he
does is say 100 love makes a lot on the Prophet and remind everyone
to have Taqwa is the chef a school here.
Where'd you go? And yeah, Cara Phil Gula is a terminal Quran and
the first one he must recite an idea of the Quran. So the four
things in the first one where the meaning of it says Nia and the
second hook but at least he must make dua for the believers so
forth things in the first four things in the second clip but then
three of them being the same overlapping
fellow Tatacoa had the 10 Min had the hill comes later said Who
Giamatti who I understand very so this is the chef a school here
because he Mamod bekam he was a chef very well. If he misses any
of these five the hotbeds involved with the hubba Abu Hanifa Radi
Allahu ALA and no lo at the bid has to be written out to me that
an OTA could be written about honey if I said just one test to
be or tomato it's like beer is enough. Well cut through Leia
qawwali is more or more on Barracuda but chef has responded
and said set getting up and saying Subhanallah no one consider this a
football. So chef a dessert chef he disagreed with that. A banana
Imam Abu Ali Al Hussein Abu Mohammed makadi with his chain of
transmission Okay, all the way down.
And no Marwan stickler for Abba hora, el Medina Marwan al Hakim
when he became Khalifa, he put
Abu Hurayrah as the lead the ruler of Medina for Salah V him Abu
Hurayrah al Juma he prayed Juma with the people falcata Surah Al
Juma for Rakata Lulu and the first raka he recited SUTA to the
drummer. And then the second either Jack and when I feel cool,
and so that's when I feel good for Karla Obaidullah fella mon sarafa
mushy to Isla Jambi for call Tula who, when I went when he finished
I went next to him and I said look at Karachi Surah tiny similar to
Ali you've never thought of the Accra will be him after Salah for
color Samaritan the vehicle will be Hema, he said you have recited
what you recited I heard say naughty reciting that Joma in the
first Aloka when ethical in the second Raka and then Abu Hooda
said and I heard the prophets I said and recite it so those are
sunnah to write to recite in JAMA so let's and when I feel goon
in the second Raka and sunnah to German the first sucker
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will be Hema Walid and if it was Jama and aid was one on the same
day he would recite them both in both when he Joseph Giamatti comes
to shoot comes to shoot. I'll walk to
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chef a school drama is from the Zoa there's a well the horror is
in the world which is the sun is at the top of the horizon and then
moves just slightly over that as a word.
So though it is not in when the sun is directly up, it's slightly
after that, that's the hood and then tossed but in the Maliki
school it's the it's the Well Tim McGraw the horse McGraw
Good.
Well added there's a certain number that is required.
I think he's going to tell us here in what the shefa ESA but the
medic you have 12 Okay. Well Imam there must be an imam there must
be a cookbook and there must be a location of it comma, okay. So
every month hub will have something different on this. The
Maliki school it must be an a masjid. Okay in the chef a school
they do not have that requirement that it has to be a masjid. Shafi
school in general has the least.
Requirements for drama. That's why most dramas in the United States
would be valid in the SE school.
fucka Sergio minha the hill Hamsa he Ijebu a new Salou her Laura, if
one of these are missed, then they pray the whole what I usually
Nemanja me mommy and daddy are a lot better. Kublai HTML added he
cannot begin the clip but before the requisite numbers there was a
dual Arbaeen industry very. They have to be 40 with a chef a good
fella which demo will call Wakata Bobby him thumb and photo club
bluffed into his solidarity. I won't go in Takada and tacos up
where Edelman allegedly Lao Zhu Zhu and you saw Libby imagem
behavioral drama so if they have 40 Let's say and and I guess
that's separate from the map 40 separate from the map. He didn't
say here but I'm assuming that and then to get up and leave or one
gets up and leave now the numbers 39
though they pray though, they don't break them.
But you salute the her. Well Oh, that's a hobby him. So a solid
thumb and photo for our Sahil Aquarela sheffey and the coil
Arbaeen are certainly the UK is if one of them leaves the sulla in
the middle of the Scylla. So they we went now down to 39
Invalid prey the hood
come and be
Bekaa will walk the charlatan Illa de Sala. So they they must these
preconditions in the Shafi school are up to the end of the Salah.
Okay, including the time so if you are in the Tisha hood and also
goes off you missed it, you didn't fulfill
following Takizawa I don't mean home cobbler and you Salim Al Imam
Jawad al de Pinna and you SaLuSa we're fee here Kowloon Kuru an in
Berkeley now who if nanny at the Majima he just gives another
opinion that says know that. It's just what you begin the Salah with
not what you end with. Well, Kayla in Berkeley, Mara who were hidden
attend Maha Juma when the Moosonee is I'm fond du bois de ma Salah Al
Imam will be him I attend a demo hijama we're in Berkeley, Iowa.
The whole thing can have rocketed with atom herba if the Imam find
yourself all by himself in the middle of the Salah he makes it
for
Okay, if that's the case in the first raka in the first raka he
ends up as praying by himself. He prays for a ruckus
will be a cold call to Abu Hanifa Falada de la the stereo to who can
miss booty either raka mal mme raka terminal Giamatti VEDA
ceremony memo Tama Gemma, Finn other acha acha la mera America
Jim Harbaugh and then he says cool Matt in the locker room and allow
him at the job to say which one is with Allah is better than trade
and play
Think play play and trade because you know the play and trade are
very linked. Allah we want to draw whereas to Georgia has a very
different ruling than lehle But why is lehle liking what to
Georgia because at a certain point business becomes entertainment.
It's just done for for the sake of it because you love it just
because you like making money all these things. So Allah we want to
draw insofar as it's taken away you away from the team, they're
all the same. Okay?
Well lo Clara rasa clean, Allah is the best one to give you this.
This is why a person should you can never sacrifice your deen for
the sake of anything because whereas which whatever you want
the one who can give it to you as Allah, that's the Tawheed
whatsoever you want the one that can give it to you, as Allah. If
you move away from that you're gonna get messed up. Okay, so you
can never forget, essentially, you can never forget the true power.
Once you forget the true power you get messed up. All right, never
forget the true power of all things.
You know when they say in our community, mashallah a lot of the
youth are really upright in our community.
And they attend the vicar gatherings right? And that vicar
softens their heart. Now, some people they attend everything
except that because they don't believe in it.
So they say things like this the best community wonderful people
except that they have this decree but you don't realize that that's
what softening the hearts that's what's making people love him and
loved him. Right You can't just remove that. That's the mistake
that they're making
next order that we're going to do next week, is sudo apt es SFX and
we will begin there insha Allah
sudo apt a SFX begin that next week. Let's quickly second fin
so I could leave my mark. Sorta to suffer.
Okay, put my mark put my bookmark and let's get alarm roussy
When and I was I took it home and I'm Lucia took it home.
Shooter Jamala sick maybe it's here
today but that's I love this book.
All of fic in charts
Okay, let's go to salata Juma and read the Maliki
conditions
what is it based on? I'll try I'll look it's probably Yeah, they I'm
sure. Can you see if it's written with texts based on
shooter Juma?
sootel, would you and salute. All preconditions are divided into two
types preconditions of obligation preconditions of validity,
precondition of obligation means when is obligatory upon you.
precondition of validity is what you have to do to make sure it's
valid. Surety will job as Lakota maleness and Hurriya freedom of
karma that you're our resident accord mineral Gemma nearness to
the mosque alright As salam o minute Allah and Muskoka and that
you don't have any of the valid excuses. Sickness is a valid
excuse. Having to attend to somebody sick is a valid excuse.
Surely just algebra and they are 12 men besides the Imam, okay, and
it's the bong, okay,
that you are settled there, you're not planning
to leave. Like your x, there's a difference between a comma and as
Teton.
A comma is that you're not a traveler anymore. You're outside
the 20 prayers that make you a traveler. But St Athan means
you're actually permanently there. This is your home. You're not
there for a quick job. You're not there. You know, just to do
something real quick and leave even something that could be two,
three months. It's not like a town that the company just put together
so you could build train tracks, like as they used to do in the
past that's steep on Aliquippa 10 to Corpus and mmm Hakim the Imam
all by the way, all of the Imam and the 12
must be people who were who Juma is obligatory upon
and it has to be an agenda
this book
this is who summarized
um Rusi is yes, but this book of charts is different
schleusen mm
To the Imam he has to be a male he has to have reachable he is has to
be able to fulfill the Archon eliaquim Which Ahmed Muhammad had
not a purposely be off of wudu he has to have sound intellect he has
to be a Muslim and move him out to Saudi Arabia. So that he is have
knowledge of what makes this Allah valid and he cannot be a moon
Okay, so the imam in the Maliki school the khateeb has to lead the
prayer in the medical school
what is permissible for the karate he can be blind got
he can he can be handicapped
he eliminated Lisp is acceptable.
You can be different in method more colorful Foroohar
when do you have to intend to be an imam
only for for testcases Juma Cove Gemma and is the cliff
so for example, I also saw somewhere that he didn't too but
for example, if I'm praying Muslim by myself, anyone could just join
me I don't have to intend to be the Imam. But for Juma I have to
intend to be the Imam
okay.
So he doesn't that's all he gives you.
It's a good quick reference.
It's so easy to learn that way. Yeah. Yeah, I love this book.
Sticks it's 222 it's time
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Hill millas says if you have Muslim Prime Minister who is gay
but still keep or preserve the aim of Islam, the automa of the
madrasa at his country, do we have
to obey Him? If not, can we rebel against him and establish against
him
and establish the Sharia, you will follow your ruler provided that he
does not leave Islam. So once a ruler leaves Islam,
okay.
At that point, the obedience to Him is no longer valid. And that
doesn't mean that we should go off for a revolution because that may
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the Sunni Shia
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Could he Joseph says along the same lines when we do the color
such as the four poles should we recite decimal at a resort or if
you want, if you pause, a short pause of one less than a breath,
you can just continue that I get it right
right at the end of the sutra and the beginning of the next sutra
depends on that aware. So a pause is sufficient. But you may say the
best Mullah to what you may not say is the end of the sutra and in
the same breath say Bismillah R Rahman Rahim, then pause, then
recite the next student. That's what you cannot say what you can
do is stop. say Bismillah R Rahman Rahim. Stop again, recite the
same. Recite the next Surah or stop,
pause, recite Bismillah R Rahman Rahim and the next surah in the
same breath, or simply pause between the two without any
Bismillah R Rahman right. That's your three options.
Correct.
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Nice.
Abdullah had you says what evidence does the Maliki method be
used to say that there is a bit of time between the end of one salah
and the beginning time of the next one.
That's mainly a discussion that occurs between the head and us
more so than anything else.
Ma'am is bringing up a subject that we are addressing soon, not
right away in this fall.
We may be for the spring semester that we will have a whole track
USA times and a whole nother subtract UK times.
Because UK is a big audience that we have, right. And so we're
actually, that's one of the plans. But that's not going to be this
fall. This fall, we're breaking it up into the four tracks, kids
Arabic basic and plus. And then in the spring, that's where we're
going to actually have a whole UK team and a whole US team. So that
the UK players can attend at at their time, which is usually
evenings. And that would be for us here, like one or 2pm. So then us
the US students will have their classes at seven o'clock, and the
UK is will have their classes at seven o'clock.
luminaire says command and grading for bidding wrong as mentioned
quite a lot in the Quran. I've thought the shyness we have in
confronting others about the wrongs was blameworthy.
It's not necessarily that it's
commanding right and forbidding wrong does not have to be directly
to a person.
The prophets method of commanding right and forbidding wrong was to
stand on the member and say, What shall we say about or what is the
matter with people who do this? And that rather than saying, Hey,
you
this is haram. Why? Because that may end up getting the reverse
effects. Why do we have to take hosting the CSS or Huseyn OCS or
whichever way you want to say it, both are acceptable, has some ocso
hosting the CMS has soon has some has an SES is a description of the
person hosting the CSS is the concept.
And it's that to keep in mind psychology, people psychology have
a psychology. When you direct something at somebody, you may
actually cause them to dig their heels in more,
which is a problem. And we don't want that. So that's why when you
command right, it forbid the wrong.
It's not just that of being valid.
And getting results. It's also maximizing and optimizing. So yes,
you may actually get results. You may get results, you may do things
with like zero tact, totally humiliate somebody,
you burn that person, that person is forever your enemy and will not
listen to you ever again. But everyone else is backing off. So
you did get a result. And we've seen that in our in the world of
Tao. Like we've seen that. And sometimes the accusation itself
may be like, hold on, maybe it wasn't that egregious, but there
was like
a small tear in the garment.
Right? And you said look at this,
and you tore it open, right? So you burn your bridge with that
person 100%. Yet, nonetheless, that person may never come near
that thing ever again, because of how bad the experience was. So
it's not, it's not that, just because you didn't optimize, it
doesn't mean it won't work.
Right. And unoptimized for bidding wrong will still work.
And in some cases, it will be the opposite. Like the ruler, the guy
with the guns, be very cautious of dealing with the guy with guns,
regular people and unoptimized for bidding wrong. rough around the
edges for bidding wrong probably works, right. But you also got to
consider the two extremes, you got to consider the guy with the guns,
and you got to consider the people with sensitivities. Because that
also can be a major problem where you are to them, you just turn
them off from the whole dean of this is the dean, I'm not
interested, right?
I'm out of this. And they may that may experience may be is so bad
that they never want to come to the unit. So you have to keep in
mind both sides. That extremely powerful, which maybe you can say
it's also a type of sensitivity because he's sensitive to his
authority. You're questioning my authority, aren't you and your
whole lot of you going to jail. That's happens all the time. And
then also happens all the time someone could forbids wrong in
such a rough manner that they don't want to. They're so turned
off from the dean will never come again. Sometimes, like over sense
and sometimes people are oversensitive, oversensitive can
be deemed that way, when 99% of us didn't get offended by something
and one dip. You know, you're oversensitive. Let's, I'm looking
for 7030 4060
That's where we can know what is sensitive. What is harsh. What is
rough. 7030 We're getting there. 6040 Were there Right? Like that
was too rough.
Right? 40% of the people are not going to be off oversensitive one
for
percent of the people is made that's oversensitive, right? 10%
Even you can say, okay, they're all oversensitive.
How should I make Salah on a flight, there's many different
opinions on that. But I'll just give you the one that is most
acted upon, which is that you pray according to the time that you are
in the air.
And you just move to face the camera as much as you can. And of
course, you pray while just moving your head down a little bit
further and more for sujood. That's what most people do,
although many fuqaha hold this to be invalid, just to for your
information. And they say that either the Salah is not obligatory
upon you or better off. You have to pray when you do a lot when
you're well actually, I don't think anyone says it's it's not
that it's not obligatory, but you don't do it there on the plane,
you do it when you get off. And I liked the other say the safest of
all would be you pray like that sitting in the plane. And then you
do it, or you make it up after you get onto land. Because the
standing is a foot. Right? And it's understandable someone says
we can't stand yet at the same time you put yourself in that
situation.
It's not like you can't stand because of a sickness. So probably
you might want to consider that.
fatwah that you pray sitting. And then when you come off the plane,
you repeat those prayers. FDR, just in case and Medicaid has this
concept of at odds. Just in case. It wasn't there was something
wrong with it. We've done it again.
Zayn machmood By the way, Amara Motorolla and new for instance.
All right, let me read that Aruba. Someone is from Aruba does
inviting Rue Abu Rubik does inviting to good and forbidding
evil applied to Muslims and non Muslims, I was informed by a shift
that only applies to Muslims, the forbidding wrong to non Muslims.
It can happen, but it's not going to be the same way. For example,
it could happen if we both hold
certain certain morals about it, for example, you come to a country
like here, I think everyone understands the the harm of
cheating on your husband, or cheating on your wife, right? So
that we can talk about that, like we want a society where people are
doing these things. Until the society has reached a point of no
return on certain things like alcohol, I think I still think you
can stand up and say like, look, alcohol is a big problem. It's
worse than worse results occur than all drugs combined. From
alcohol, you could probably still get away with that. But the the
real commanding right and forbidding wrong, will have to do
with a man and
right. But nonetheless, if a person was to get up and say to
something that that society already recognizes, right?
Racist race problems with racism.
That's something that society recognize a big portion of
society, if not, the bulk of it recognizes the bad thing. We can
speak about that where there's already an overlap. Secondly,
the main part part of forbidding wrong will have to do will occur
with people who we have a common base with, meaning other Muslims,
they recognize Salah is for it. So you could talk about the you're
not going to talk to that about a badass with a non Muslim with the
non believers, you can only talk about what you already, they
already have a basis for holding it to be immoral. Okay.
But the problem with that is the problem with that is that
what's their motivation?
The motivation is going to be weak. What's the motivation to
tell the youth to lower his gaze not to look at *? I can
tell that to a Muslim easily.
Allah forbid discussion over we don't need to go into why how what
are the effects? But if I'm talking to a non Muslim, and still
I think a lot of people see that * is like, not always a
good thing, but but that's eroding quick. A lot of people there are
people who recognize it's bad. But why is it bad? Why should I not do
it? What are you giving me that's better than this? Is what Allah
does is he says he gives us something better. He has a reward.
Right? And this will lead to something bad happening. So we
believe that but a regular
college kid or young men who watches * maybe comes
from a Christian background, he knows it's bad, but why would I
stop? You know how much discipline might take him to stop? So you
need to give him a
equal motivation. So there's no motivation. What am I going to
tell him?
Right? He's going to look around says, Hey, everyone's doing that
I'm seeing anyone, anyone being harmed, right? So
I don't think you're going to have that motivation part.
Alright, next question
Do we have to identify the level that someone is giving public
data? Yes, you should be able to identify that this is wild and
wild you can take from a broad spectrum of people as long as
they're within Ellison.
That's what regular speech about let's say the story of the
conversion of Satan Allah
I don't have to check his men have been copied the points and if no,
as long as he's generally within a sunnah I can listen to the story.
And he knows how to source things properly. That's why the list of
preachers is bigger than the list of teachers teachers have aka I'm
going to be very specific teachers have felt very specific fatwah
even more specific, it has shed specific or said like personal
life advice in related to the dean
got spiritual guidance will be very specific, but just a speech
about
I listened to a speech the other day amazing speech about set life
of signal Hussein and what happened at Karbala. Pretty sure
the preacher was right. I'm pretty sure he has a he has a alQaeda
that is what heavy if we asked, but I don't want to ask, right?
Because I'd like to preacher, I love the preacher. His preaching
is amazing, like we're just reminding you about the blessings
of Allah reminding you be grateful telling you stories teaching you
do is I listen to them. I don't have to check his as long as
you're broadly within medicine.
What if the preacher had done something bad in the past
you can still benefit from what is true and correct of his preaching.
What you would not take as a shed,
right? For example,
spiritual guidance, I would not take from somebody who I see is
corrupt. Right.
I will take from him if years passed, and he repented. He
repented and years pass on top of that, right? So his repentance is
consistent. Now I can take from him again. Because we it sheds
spiritual guidance is very high level of a thing, right? Does not
have to be muscle. He's not going to be mine. No one's awesome, then
we'd have no shields to take his shirt from
Talim Yes, I could take Taleem knowledge from somebody who has
some corruption in his behavior elsewhere. Let's say somebody he's
got a business scandal.
He ripped off his partners are upset. I don't know what's going
on. But his partners are upset his investors are all up in arms. But
that person he has ijazah in the Shiva have called the yard he
knows what every word means. He has a chain of transmission and he
could teach me that I'm taking the book from him.
His business practices and his problems have nothing to do with
his competence in an objective subjects such as FIP nakida. But
it has said maybe not it said is very personal spiritual guidance.
Now if I'm going to take fit from him, I will Seul from him element
Hadith from him. I can definitely hear a story from him. Here's
another question that we have to ask
if is the corruption bad enough that we should not elevate his
rank? By listening to him I elevate him this is called the
concept of a thorough so add.
It thought was so odd means you're increasing his followership,
you're increasing his influence in society. So here's here's where
the Lions Clubs, is he harming? Like, is his feud his scandal with
one person?
Or is it between himself? Or the opposite? It's many people.
Right? Like if if a lot of people don't know this guy, you guys
don't know him. He abuses us. He harms us, okay? Or right then his
he has a harm that's reaching everybody. Then we don't listen to
him at all. Not because the lesson is tainted, but because we are
increasing his influence now. So insofar as we don't want this
person to be influential anymore,
we stop supporting him. We stop giving him views.
And that's somebody who, let's say he's a he's a good preacher, but
he's also preaching one thing that's very bad, such as
disrespect of the scholars. Let's say his preaching is amazing, but
he always slips in a comment here or there. The scholars are this
the full QA are outdated. They're this guy.
dollars or this, that and the other.
That's dangerous. We will not increase his so what we're not we
won't increase Him. You cannot increase the silhouette of
someone. Because at that point that's like a false Fetzer that's
in the middle of his preaching. He's out of his league here. He's
out of his area here. Or the man misuses funds all the time. If he
misuses people's funds, then the more we support his listenership,
the more he steals from people. So we want to decrease his
listenership or he's constantly the female fans of his or
listeners. He just marries real quick. And when he gets tired of
her he divorces you know, this is very common in the past, I don't
problem I don't know about today, but Ms wedge types. And this was
more common when people had a hard time communicating, because
technology was different, right? So you can go and do calamities
somewhere and people five states over will never ever know about
it. Because they never communicate, right? They don't
know each other. But now the world is a smaller place, it's hard to
pull this stuff off this and in a harmful way, constantly marrying
and divorcing, this is not a good person that you want
expose to your society. So you will not increase his So what So
what is the followership? Right. So those are the that's, that's
the parameters of who we should listen to, when they do certain
wrong things. So that's
an Allah knows best and if anyone wants to add to that they can.
And may Allah protect us and all the dots from the tricks and the
misguidance of Iblees?
Turquoise says, Are there any example of Muslims building
temples for non Muslims? Yes, there is an example. But no, it's
not allowed. And what's the example Akbar?
The king, who was loony in the head is like the Donald Trump of
the Mughal Empire is the loon. Super rich,
pretty smart, pretty charismatic, and very loony. And he even ended
up inventing his own religion. I'm telling you, he's the Donald Trump
of that era. Like he invent if Donald Trump was in that era, he'd
be
except and Akbar, I don't even know if he would count him as a
Muslim anymore.
Because he ended up he invented his own religion. I've always
heard about this stuff, but like, I've seen some claims. I don't
know how true they are. But like that, like a lot of the stuff is
exaggerated what he was trolling or what? No, like as in like, the
history is like, it's not 100% accurate. Like, I've seen a couple
of academics talk about that. But I don't know how true that
actually is. I don't know that'd be a deeper topic, because, you
know, it'd be a deeper topic to look into or to kind of figure out
Yeah,
that could be stories of ODS shaytaan. Not the stories of the
ODM, but stories of ODS hands on.
But it's not allowed and his grandson rungs up the champion,
the hero the Magette did, he tore them all down, they were not built
validly and the academics despise Aurangzeb for not being
pluralistic. Certain things you shouldn't be pluralistic about
such as falsehood, right? Falsehood does not seem to be
pluralistic about something we know is false. You all academics
that type, or those types, they are okay with that pluralism,
because they don't have a certain belief. They think it's all the
same. It's all just human expressions of their spirituality.
We say no, there is true and there is false. We are nobody, no human
being knows something is false. Absolutely false. And is
pluralistic about it.
Right, and is accepting of it, and considers that to be a type of
diversity, proof being go to the old Twitter or to other
outlets. And especially this came out during COVID. And some lumed
says some thing about COVID. That's let's say false. Right?
You're gonna get flagged, this has been deemed to be a false
statement. Right? You saw those flags. We all saw them. They
started coming up during COVID. When people were saying, hey, the
vaccine is bad for you, then they get flag. This, you know,
statement was not deemed to be true, right? It's false. So
clearly, all human beings want to remove falsehood, you know, from
their life, but when
people don't believe anything to be necessarily true and absolutely
true to them. All the religions are just different expressions.
That's the difference between us and them. That's why they don't
like rungs up but we consider him a hero. And in which I did
not even play games. He's any game he needs to be on the screen
inside the podcast. Yeah. Yes. You did not care about like, he needed
to. And and they asked for it because they got so philosophical,
so mystical, so
pluralistic, so tolerant of nonsense. You gave birth to
Aurangzeb, right? It was your push the envelope so far, you produced
her on sip and I'm with him.
The Sikhs are a result of her on the sick, like the sick people.
They're a result of Uranga because Aurangzeb
took down their temples. But Aurangzeb did say don't kill their
princes and Aurangzeb 's brother did kill their see, you know,
prints that they considered that they loved. So from then on the
Sith have hated Muslims. So the Khalsa seek the pure seek observes
five things until the war with Muslims is over, which is he wears
a silver, sorry, a metal bracelet to remind him of toughness. He
does not cut his hair, right until the battle is over. He does not
take a warm shower until the battle is over. And then there's
he carries a dagger. And there's a fifth thing and it was all
started, like in the immediate aftermath of the bat, and they
wrapped the turbine for what? Like it's war. Yeah.
It was the aftermath. But
we don't take any harm. We don't consider it.
instigating the anger of a disbeliever to always be bad,
right? We don't consider that. Why? Because when you instigate
their emotion, they don't think straight and when they don't think
straight, they destroy themselves. Right? So that's why the Quran
says leave a beam will prefer to antagonize your enemy. When you
antagonize their enemy. They get emotional. When they get
emotional. They do stupid things like make a fatwa saying never cut
your hair again. Now, all your hair now we got no Muslim kids.
Thank god that's not our deen. Like you no longer attract you're
no longer attractive. So when your emotion takes over you no longer
are attractive anymore. So You shot yourself in the foot
the Sikh faith before this and their religion before this
probably was very attractive to like, just a kid or a nominal
Muslim. Yeah, they're all they're doing is singing Sufi songs. No
salah, no nothing. Just like just they're culturally like Muslims.
But there's not really salah or anything like that. So and but
you're singing songs all day and all night like hippies. Right? So
that's definitely attractive to a lot of people that would would go
for that. Until they are wrongs have came in agitated them
instigated them, then they went nuts. And when they went nuts,
they came up with these rules, you know, that are not natural. These
are not natural. These emotionally established rule. No cutting hair
from no one.
What do you mean no cutting hair? Right? Like, are you telling me
that the armpit hair cannot be cut and it's gonna come down by the
time you're 40 years old. You still got 20 years to live and you
got a marriage? What is happening in this marriage? How is it
surviving?
woman and men? No cutting here. How is this marriage surviving?
This is an emotional Fetzer. Right? And that's where Leah Vela
Boomer kuffaar to agitate the emotion to show everyone this is a
false faith. Right and every bid a
bid a innovate innovative or false belief will end up with a
ridiculous and absurd and unnatural result.
Because that is the nature of whims and desires in the
beginning. It's suitable. Like, do you follow your whims that your
friends and your society all agree with? But times change?
And people will find that disgusting later on?
Like I hear this, but I obviously it's my perspective.
But I think they believe in like one entity, right? What's that? I
think they're, they're monotheistic. Now. They're not
pagans at all. Yeah, and they eat meat to
the sick, they have
grown on x, right? They have gurus but the main thing is the book. So
almost like mimicking it's the Quran, its position in Islam. The
main you know, sacred thing is the book. They have their own book.
It's a book of Sufi songs that people have been seeing in the
chat which is pretty true because I used to have a lot of stuff in
NYC when I was living there yeah, a lot of people are there from
that part of the world and stuff from Punjab and
now I'm pretty respectful towards Muslims like one thing that I
noticed
respectful, I never dealt with six right. Up north, my friends. They
dealt with the six
and the correct way to say this, right? Sick, not sick, but right
so
and of course I once said something about the sick about
this
drooling of this right? And they say they went silent. I said,
What's up with you guys? Right? Why aren't you laughing? Right?
They said to be honest with you we have they're very good to us.
They're nice people and they help us out and we get along really
well with them. So videos are you take? I gotta scratch this off my
joke book now. Right? You know, I'm a big hater, right? I'm always
looking for something to hate on. And it's part of just my nature
right? Now. I gotta take this off. I gotta edit that out. Because you
guys get along with the Sith.
Anyway, fine. If the sick are nice to us. Fine. We'll be nice to
them.
I don't think so. It's not even theological. They'd never seen a
Sikh debate his beliefs. I've never seen them debate.
speakers corner they go. Everyone debates Syria. I don't even know
what they believe. They don't give a doubt they don't do Dawa. Right.
They don't you think they're pretty parentless? Like, maybe
that's not true. But what I think I got a lot of people like peers
that were sick. And they were really accepting of like, alright,
you have your belief in God, we were from this part of the world.
That's what we believe in. It's kind of like that. I don't know.
Maybe it's
let's get a sip.
Oh, onto the program, who is you know, friendly towards Muslims.
And we'll talk right.
Muhammad hijab deals with * all the time.
Is there a valid opinion within the four schools that one can make
dua in another language only in the Maliki madhhab? This is it
allows question if you do not speak Arabic, you may make dua in
in the English language in the fourth even to
couple more questions here.
Six cannot eat halal food, their slaughter version of slaughter
must requires decapitation.
Good, interesting.
All right.
Are there any prominent Saudi Gulf scholars who are respected by the
wider Edison or jamaa many, many, but they're usually not the major
preachers, even some of the major preachers, they don't really go
into theology like, but he doesn't preach anymore.
What's his name? The most famous one.
Now, he's a scholar.
As a preacher.
Now he's not in prison, but doesn't speak anymore. He's the
most he was at one point, the most popular by Twitter followers,
Muslim period.
His name is
like a very handsome looking guy, Saudi preacher. All his videos are
in the millions. But he stopped.
I can't remember his name. Someone's gonna remember
this question about we'll do a video. I was thinking this as
well. Like if you had a video of how to do step by step. We have a
lot of anima video we have that. Don't we have that? We have Salah
only, like just a video like Maliki will do? Yeah, we'll do
that.
Like on YouTube.
video instruction.
Give you says if a Muslim woman marries an atheist man, it's not a
marriage. She commits adultery with an atheist men and he
converts to Islam and becomes a practicing Muslim is she forgiven
for marrying him in the first place not by virtue of him
entering Islam. First of all, they have to do the marriage again.
After he enters Islam, she must make Toba
for the Zina and she gets the reward for bringing someone to
Islam. Allah is fair. You get the reward for bringing someone into
Islam. But you're you committed Zina that marriage is not a
marriage it isn't it just because a secular court calls it marriage
does not mean the shitty calls a marriage. It's Zina, adultery or
fornication. So you must make Toba from that fornication, admit that
it was fornication and make Toba from it. And challah that sin will
be wiped away. Now a good marriage with that person will help white
boy that sin and you got him to Islam you get the reward for that.
So Allah is fair, where you did good, you get the reward where you
did bad make Toba wash it away. Live well now in the huddle. And
hopefully let's say you were
in this Zina relationship, which for five months,
hopefully insha Allah to Allah by every month of marriage will wipe
away one of those months.
But with Toba, though,
Toba admission and regret
do polytheist pages Yeah.
The ham Hanafi is extended it to them.
If I makes a law and expect reward for gender from Allah is account
As a class when doing a bad can we expect reward or Genda? From Allah
when doing a bad? What is it loss? Actually Excellent question. If
loss is to seek your personal reward, whether it be of the dunya
or the ACA from Allah alone, if loss is not I worship Allah with
no personal motivation. If loss is ruined, by worshiping Allah
seeking a reward from someone else besides Allah,
if loss is to worship, Allah seeking your the reward for your
own self, from him alone,
that is very different from IQ loss towards humans, like
sincerity as humans know it. For example.
If I help you move, if I see you're moving your home from one
place to another, and I help you move, okay.
And then at the end of it, you hear me saying to somebody, yeah,
the only reason I came here I heard that he's going to give out
some cash.
Immediately, I drop in your eyes, right? Whoa, I thought you we were
friends. No, no, no, he wanted something from me. That's human to
human, not the same as not with Allah, with Allah to fear His
punishment to desire your selfish personal desires from him is
worship is loss is a bad is Eman. That's why it's better to deal
with Allah than humans.
Because with Allah, I can be as selfless as I want.
But I only seek it from him. Selfishness does not negate
Occulus. If you're seeking your reward from Allah subhana wa Tada.
Okay. Even if the middleman, there's a middleman. Let's say,
I'm worshiping Allah. So that can get a job. Yes, the job is the
middleman. But the real belief and the real source is Allah Himself.
Now, here's the thing, why is that acceptable, because the day that
Allah rewards you, with
the reward that your heart truly desires, that day you yourself by
nature will transform. You will love Allah for himself. And you
will want to be thankful. And the Thankfulness is to constantly
remember that Allah gave it to you,
to thank him for it by worshiping it, and to use it to help other
people.
Right, so then we all were always mixed after that, we are a little
bit afraid of the punishment,
afraid to get humiliated or exposed for our sins, we want
things from Allah yet at the same time, we also love him for
himself. Right? We're all mixed up.
Okay, and eventually towards the end of a person's life, the bulk
of it is love, solely for the worship solely for the love of
Allah. But I think everybody is mixed even one a bad that can be
all mixed, depending on the verses that are recited a verse of the
Hellfire, oh, you're gonna worship to avoid that. A verse about
humiliation on the earth, you're gonna worship to avoid that prey
to avoid that rewards earthly rewards, right, which are more
moving to the human being than other worldly rewards, although
other worldly rewards are better. Because the other worldly rewards
are eternal. They never go away earthly rewards. They're more
tempting to the human being they move you because their immediate.
I don't have to wait long. But the negative side of it is that they
fade away.
Right?
With as your body ages, all the blessings age with it, because
blessings tend to be on your body related to your body. And what's
the point of a million dollars if you can't walk? What's the point
of? What's the difference between having $50 million and $100
million? If you're a paraplegic?
At that point, that doesn't make a difference. Because I'm not doing
I'm sitting in the bed all day anyway. Right? And may Allah
protect us all from that?
Not from the 50 million but from the from the paraplegic side of
it. Right? But the
at some point, all the worldly blessings will decline. And you
could have it until the grave, but you also won't enjoy it as much.
That's okay. Right? You call us You enjoyed it in your heyday. And
now you're just so that's the difference between the immediate
earthly reward. But if you need you have to ask yourself, if you
need motivation to move, then you use the earthly reward as your
motivation.
Someone's
asking what do you think of what I just say? I just mentioned her
book and I said
yeah, I just mentioned the book and I just said that about well up
because why? I just said it in general that the chapter that I
read
was the
testimonials regarding the regular and Dean intensive programs.
And I said, testimonials are never right or wrong. So as an author is
safe when they use testimonials, and what else is she going to go
on? Anyway? Testimonials, right. But the, the selection of the
testimonial, I could get do do a survey of anything and be
selective enough
and editorialize enough, the testimonials to make everyone have
an impression
of something without me saying anything?
And isn't that the bias within the news? Like why what who decides
what's on the front cover? Verse and what quote is popped out? And
what's on page 25? Right? Like that reins of decision making the
editor right to the editor is human aspects is going to come in
play no doubt about that. Right. So that's what was my critique?
Because I felt like
you probably could have got 10 times more absolutely glowing life
transforming testimonials, your testimonial stating that
I could write now on my phone gets you that.
Right. But no, everything in the book was like it was pointing
towards a
you walk away with a negative view of the retina and the and all that
was done there. So that's where I say that.
No, the author editorialize is the testimonials that they cite in
their book? There's no doubt about that.
So that's not saying anything bad about her. That's just my critique
of that section of the book.
Best job for the sick.
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monoclinic Quintanilla. datamine 40 times.
Also Ness. Allahu La the Umbra Bellagio, they are allow them and
yes Feeny.
Also Salah Shah Shafia, Lama Salli.
Ala Sayidina, Muhammad, Ruby whatever your wife heated up,
Danny which way when all of Saudi Arabia while it was a beat was
one or two more questions? What happens if a husband has made dua
against his wife? Is he allowed to live with her? Yes, he is allowed
to live with her and he can take back his drop.
Maliki ruling on expiatory payments within your will about
Miss prayers for the deceased
expiratory payments.
But payments and prayer have nothing to do with each other.
Check again the question
asked me for a friend says Adam, would it be permissible for an
adult to buy Legos for himself? or would this considered statues? No,
it's not a statue for sure. You build a human out of Legos. That's
not at all is it a statue? Is it a person I adults is mcru for adults
to play children's games anyway. But would it be a statue
it's the humans aren't made of Legos. Right? So but I guess the
head is a human head. I don't know. Just don't play children's
games.
Abdulhadi I do food delivery and sometimes customers canceled. I'm
left with the food and choosing not halal. Can I give it to the
homeless person or should I dispose of it? Technically meat
we're not allowed to give away because it's not just and what's
haram for us to consume is haram for us to give away. You leave it
for the animals. That's the answer. meat that is not good to
hear. If you don't want to throw it away, throw it for the animals
throw the hamburger in the woods let the animals eat.
Paying for a kebab? I think they mean but we don't pay for Kabbalah
for Miss prayers,
called payments may be made for Kufa era of Mists fasts in the
Hanafi school you can do a ko Fata slash called up for Miss prayers
really Alma
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A likelihood are almost on 100% sure that the print will get done.
And Allah knows best.
Okay? Why did the prophets I send them denied the riches of this
world when offered, since it's not necessarily haram to be rich? And
how do we apply this to this? The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam
did not always reject the riches of this world, okay?
He did not always reject it. He, in fact, did accept it. And for
one few days or more, he was the richest man in Arabia. And that is
after the Battle of
hunting against a pot if, and 1/5 of all of that spoils of war was
his
sallallahu alayhi wa salam.
And at that point in time, he was the richest men and all of Arabia.
And that was from Allah to prove a point, to show everyone that the
prophets of Allah Almighty was salam did not live a life of zoo
hood, because of inability. No, he had ability. If he wanted, he
would have been the richest man in the world. But he lives it by
to set an example. And he lived it, not as poverty but as MACOM as
the hood, the station of Zod. So the Prophet the Battle of humaine
was the richest or Arab in the world at that time.
And one of the richest men in the world, he was the richest Arab of
all the Arabs.
And within a few weeks, he gave it all away. Why to bring the hearts
of the people of a life into Islam. And he would go to one of
the leaders of a type who would make fun of Islam for 20 years,
and made fun of the prophet for 20 years.
And he saw the man gazing upon a valley where the army had bought
all of the spoils of war, and 1/5 of every valley was solely for the
Prophet himself. Good 1/5 was his, that man was gazing upon a valley
filled with animals, filled with animals.
And the prophets of Allah who was salam, sitting next to him.
Now this man is just got conquered, just lost his entire
fortune.
Okay. The people he hated most conquered him. Now the Prophet
walks right up next to him.
And these prophecies and looking and looking and looking all these
animals, his eyes are like this. And the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam said, Do you like what you see?
And the man is like, Okay, you're gonna rub this in?
He says, And who wouldn't? Like rolls his eyes? Who would like
your is rubbing this in salt in the wound? The Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam said, How about if I tell you that it's yours?
And the man says, thinking, this is like a cruel joke. Right?
And he says, you mock me now you've conquered me enough. I lost
all my money, right? I lost everything. You don't have to make
fun of me. Now. He says, I don't say anything except the truth.
The man essentially lost it,
lost it and ran not to the animals, but to his tribe. And he
said come to a man who does not fear poverty.
And he put his finger up he said shudder Leila syndrome, hombre.
Sobre la. And he said to his tribe, he went anywhere else, his
wife and his children, no matter how good he looks in front of his
wife, right? Okay.
And now he says come to a man who does not fear poverty. Like it's
it's your this is a demonstration that you truly believe all wealth
is with Allah. Like you cannot give away this amount of money.
You just gave it away like this is the prophets of Allah who it was
salam knows about how valuable to he does, and you are gonna get
what you're going to earn in Africa. And that all this risk is
in the hands of Allah like this, you get it like this, you can lose
it. So that man brought his whole tribe, his clan into Islam, and
that one moment it's a mandala.
Ladies and gentlemen, we have to go Subhanak Allahu Moby Hambrick
and shadow Allah Illa illa Anta Saphira Kona to gooey Lake while
us in Santa Fe coast. Ill Alladhina amanu ominous sign.
What's a while so Bill Huck. What's a while so but sub was said
Molly Warahmatullah wabarakatuh
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