Shadee Elmasry – NBF 236 The Seven Attacks on Madina
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Maybe we take the whole team there. Amanda Rahim. Alhamdulillah
wa Salatu was Salam ala Rasulillah. While early he was
sabe woman wala welcome everybody to the Safina site and nothing but
facts. live stream on a day in which it Monday is always a day.
We talk about the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam because
he was born on a Monday so Mondays tend to be the day for that.
This is why delay Herat it's divided into days. He didn't
divide in today's but later on this people divided today's and
they start with Monday is Monday is the day you started off. You
begin, though karats on Monday, then you have seven heads up.
It's muggy, it's warm, but the sun is hiding a little bit. And the
beauty of life in New Jersey is that the sun never hides
permanently. It's
it'll be out probably later today. And even if it doesn't, it'll be
out tomorrow. And so by having a couple of rainy or cloudy days,
you actually makes you appreciate the sun even more. I want to start
off with something hilarious. Okay.
There's a picture here. Oh, this is just so funny. This is perfect,
huh?
No, no, I'm gonna send you I'm gonna tell you this right now.
A guy put this out there on the internet, put his picture.
And he got the shock of his life when his daughter.
And by the way, this is old. This from December. It just got to me
just I'm just seeing it now. It's from last December. His daughter
comes to him and says she's now a boy.
Ninth grade in high school. And she starts wearing from you know,
boy clothes.
So the mom is basically like having a heart attack.
The dad, however, is a very chill dude, who puts it in genius mode.
He says to her, she says to him, let's have the conversation. She
sits down. She says I'm trans. Right?
With this bold attitude that they're teaching them to have with
their parents. He said,
I'm so glad you came out because I've been hiding it myself. I'm
also trans. Okay. But now that you came out with it, I'm coming out
with it. And his wife is like, what's going on here?
Next morning, she says, Look, stop being sarcastic. Right? I respect
my decision. Sort of respected and you respect mine. Reciprocal,
right. She said, Dad, you're not trance. He said and who are you to
say? I'm not trance, right. Next morning.
The guy goes in, puts a certain suit and tie on
a shirt and tie puts on his running like compression shorts
that you wear under basketball shorts, but they're tight, right?
Everything shown,
then puts on his wife stiletto shoes, heels and then blotches
makeup all over his face. He doesn't even know what he's doing.
Right?
He's got a shaved head,
put makeup all over his face. Stop being a bigot. He says to his
daughter and expect accept me for who I am. Okay, let's do this.
Together. He goes. And she is shaking. Right? She's shaking. And
he's dropping her off to school. She said stop me. Stop me here.
I'll walk the rest of the way. He said no. No. So then I met give
haddock.
He says no, I'm dropping you in. He goes and he starts waving at
everyone like a female. Right?
Like he's taking it all the way. He's dialed that all the way up.
The girl. She's got a hood over her face. She's so embarrassed.
She's almost like yelling. Okay, she's fuming. Okay.
Time for pickup. He does it again. He comes out waving it out the all
the all the girls shaking his hips looking absolutely absurd. All
right. Got. The girl gets in the car fuming. This is not funny.
Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And he's like, Excuse me? Call you
call me about my pronouns. And he's going oh, and you're a bigot.
I'm trans. You know, and they get hysterical and they go crazy. He
starts getting like that in the car. That his daughter right? You
can't reason like when when you get to Love You can't reason with
somebody.
He says next morning she's done with the whole trans thing begs me
to stop trade. You stop. I'll stop right.
And she stops. Oh my gosh. Okay. So
that's what we started. Got to start off with. And I found that
to be hilarious. Genius mode. Now let's listen to this.
by
email,
this has to do with today's topic, today's topic is going to involve
the seven times in which the city of Medina or the grave of the
Prophet salallahu. Salam was plotted against
and those who stood up for it, but first, listen to this email that I
received. Dear sir, I am writing to correct some potential
misunderstandings you have about the eminent leader of Pakistan.
Mr. Imran Khan, His Beloved oh, by the way isn't today Pakistan
Independence Day. All right. Congratulations to everyone who
one of the few countries explicitly based built or
established for
Muslims, right.
The eminent leader of Pakistan, Mr. Imran Khan, he has in fact
defended the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam at the United
Nations. So we have to be fair here, because we said about him
last week that
maybe his going against that ship, but some, you know,
bad results to him. And by the way, that's a speculation no one
can know for sure, but it's just the timing is a little bit.
But there's a no no, it's not any of that. He in fact, we are aware,
the writer of the letter says that he loves a llama Kadhim Hussain
Rizvi, and that it was security forces that harmed him without his
permission.
Is that believable? I'm sure these states are huge. Different people
are calling shots. And it's possible, right? If you would be
so kind as to relay this to your audience, I have added a
transcript of the pertinent part of his UN speech we deem Imran
Khan, to be somebody who has been locked up simply for speaking the
truth. And he started, but we do know he was trying to stop all
this corruption and nonsense and shenanigans. And of course, they
lock you up if you do that. So is that a possibility? For sure.
Okay, and what's better to believe the house in the van? Someone
tells me No, no, he was innocent of all this. Because we don't
actually know what happens behind the scenes, we just can speculate
if you're going to speculate. You might as well speculate on hosting
the van. You'll never be guilty in the sight of Allah. But if you
speculate on the false on something that where someone is
deemed to be guilty, and they're not guilty of that, then you're
guilty. Right? So spec you if it's all speculation, you might as well
go on hosted done. Now listen to this. This is Imran Khan speech
to the United Nations. And he's gonna go down in history with the
people who defended the prophets of Allah who it was Sun them with
their tongue because you can defend him with your body, your
tongue, or like all of us, just with the heart because we have no
say in the world.
Some people don't write, they don't talk. My third point says
Imran Khan is about Islamophobia. There are 1.3 billion Muslims in
the world. They live across all continents. It has grown since
911. Islamophobia has grown since 911.
Muslim women wearing hijab are now treated as a problem. It's seen as
a weapon. A Muslim can take off her clothes in some countries, but
she cannot put more on he's asking. And why has this happened?
Because certain Western leaders equated Islam with terrorism. What
is radical Islam there is only one Islam there is no radical Islam.
There is one Islam and that is Islam with the Prophet sallallahu.
It was sudden so good answer. Why is there a sama phobia? How an
average American differentiate between a modern and a radical.
This has nothing to do with our religion. We have faced
Islamophobia while traveling abroad in European countries is
marginalizing Muslim communities marginalization creates room for
and leads to radicalization. My point here is that we must address
this after 911 war against radical Islam started, rather than Muslim
leaders trying to explain to the West that there is no such thing
as radical Islam. Okay, there are radical fringes in every society,
but the basis of all religion is compassion and justice.
Unfortunately, the Muslim leaders are unable to explain this. We
failed as the Muslim world to explain that there's no such thing
as radical Islam. In Pakistan, we were the eye of the storm and our
government coined the term enlightened moderation. Regarding
suicide attacks because 911 bombers did suicide attacks, all
sorts of theories came out like those about virgins in heaven.
This bizarre thing happened where suicide attacks were equated with
Islam. No one bothered researching the Tamil Tigers, or the Japanese
kamikaze bombers, no one blame religion when they carried out
suicide attacks, and rightly so because no other religion teaches
this violence. Most important thing I want to say
to explain a son before he played cricket in the West, and I know
how the Western mind works. One of the reasons for Islamophobia in
1989 was a book published to malign our Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam put a picture up so everyone knows what we're
talking about.
Yeah, him standing at the podium so they know what we're talking
about. The West could not understand what the problem was.
By the way, for all those joining in, we're reading Imran Khan's
speech at the UN. The West could not understood what was this like
2019 2018 Maybe the West could not understand what the problem was.
They don't look at religion the way we do. In their eyes. Islam is
intelligent religion. And this became a watershed moment. And
every two, three years someone maligns our prophets of Allah,
Islam and Muslims react and the West terms this intolerance. I
blame some people in the West who provoke Muslims, but this is where
majority of the Muslim leaders let the Muslim community down our
prophets of Allah who it was some of them was the witness to our
divine book, the Quran, the prophet is the ideal we want to
live up to he created the state of Medina, which was a welfare state.
I hear such strange things about Islam that it is against women and
minorities, the state of Medina was the first that took
responsibility for women. Widows, the poor state announced all
humans were equal, whatever their skin code the prophets of Allah
when he was suddenly announced that one of the greatest deeds was
to emancipate a slave. But if you have to treat them as an equal
member of the family, and as a result of the unprecedented
happen, slaves became kings in the Islamic world, which is he talking
about the men, Luke dynasty,
and slave dynasties were formed. So that is, again, the mem Luke's
in Egypt, the Mamluks I believe they were circadence. Right. And
they were taken as slaves and probably through wars that
happened with the Ottomans and then the trickle down. Okay,
because the origin of slavery is always wars, where you were
allowed to kill the person so if you capture them, you benefit from
their,
from their
labor. And then eventually this slave class the mem, Luke's rose
up to become the leaders.
In Islam, it was a sacred duty to protect places of worship of all
religions, it was announced that all human beings were equal. The
fourth Calif, of Medina lost a court case against a Jewish
citizen. All right, no one was above the law when a Muslim
community is unjust to a minority. It is going against the teaching
of our religion, our prophets of Allah who said and lives in our
hearts. And when he is maligned, it hurts us. I always imagine that
what I would say and educate the world about Islam if I ever stood
on this forum. In Western society, the Holocaust is treated with
sensitivity because it hurts the Jewish community. So that's the
same respect we asked for do not hurt our sentiments about
maligning our prophets of Allah when he was so this is all we ask.
Now on a move to talk about Kashmir, okay, so that's the end
of his section on the messenger of allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
good.
ALMA is watching a video is that who is that at the bottom there?
Not sure. Is it?
Okay, you wanted to create an institution for religious learning
with input from Sheikh Abdul Hakim Murad? Yeah Hamza Yusuf and he
held a YouTube podcasts with them Yeah, he did. You mainly focus on
spirituality. Yeah, he's big on that. So yeah.
Wanting to you're my cousin right? Yeah, okay. Oh, he wanted to push
Sufism like really hard in other universities? I remember watching
Yeah, so he because his wife has a heard about that she's
a type of teacher of to solve
so that was that that is it and if we're going to have in soft and
hopefully inshallah
we will side on the side of the truth and we will have anything
against us on the Day of Judgment for speculating ill will, or
speculating the negative on somebody.
Now let's move this is correlated with this because the topic of
today is the topic of the attacks that have happened on Medina.
When we have attacks on
Medina, the the two of them that we're going to discuss were
physical.
Take care of him.
And one of them and five of them were attacks on the grave of the
Prophet himself. sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. So that's what we're
going to talk about. No, no, put on 528 statement from the UN. Yep.
All right. So the first one is you have to know this and Islamic
history. It's called the Battle of Al Hara.
And it took place after the martyrdom of Satan that Hussein
and iezzi son of them while we up out of Damascus needed to temper
the anger and quell and cool the anger of Ed and Medina, the people
of Medina
against the Prophet salallahu, sorry, against him against
Damascus and against the beniwal Mejia because after Al Hussein was
killed you remember that Al Hassan and Hussein were did they settle
after Al Hasan
gave the killer for abdicated the colorfit Somalia. He moved back to
Medina. So it has been an Hussein were residents of an Madina
Munawwara at that time, then it has been moved up
course in Humboldt was poisoned sin and Hussein went in year 60
eventually moved up to Iraq to face off with the venue omega or
to rally his people and his troops in Kufa and was martyred there. So
at Hussein and his family, there were residents of Medina. Then
they were residents of Mecca for some period of time. So, Mecca and
Medina became inflamed with an anger after the martyrdom of
Hussein. So who were the two great leaders at that time, of course,
Abdullah Edna zubaid had positioned himself in Mecca. So
that left a bit of a vacuum in Medina.
Of course, we know that Abdullah bin Omar renounced all political
activity, and he retained that position. Likewise, I leaves in
Aberdeen, ignant, Hussein, son of it, Hussein had also renounced all
political activity.
But the youth who was had risen up and become a man and a leader, was
the son of the sahabi humbler Alka seal, of course, we know that
humbler had married
and on the night that he that he married that night, the next
morning, there was a call to arms. He went before he could even take
his house.
So he went and he died in that state. So the melodica Washington,
Prophet sallallahu Sallam told us he saw this. Okay, so here's
somebody who, that boy that was conceived upon that. Okay, that
night was Abdullah
Abdullah Abdullah Al Hamdulillah.
A seed. So he, as he calls upon the leaders, and he calls upon a
handful of leaders of Medina to come and visit him in Damascus. So
they all go, they visit him in Damascus. And there is he showers
gifts of gold upon them.
And he gives a bag with 10,000 gold coins to humbler and he gives
1000 gold coins to everybody else, Abdullah bin humbler
and they all look at him and they they wonder what is he doing? What
is Abdullah bin handler going to do with the money and they see
that he reaches his hand and he accepts the money. So they then
reach there and they accept the money.
And they take his acceptance of the money as a signal that we're
at peace. So everybody relaxes
on the way out, after they had a wonderful meeting with us eat. And
they ate and they broke bread and they they talked.
Everyone was happy in the quarter voz the people in Medina, they had
a leader, the leader decided to take the money. That's a signal
that he accepted the gift, and we're all good.
On the way out. Afterwards, you have like a debrief right? You see
what everyone thought?
They said to him, What do you think, knowing that he was he took
the money and all was good. He said by Allah, if it's me and my
son's only
against his whole army, we're gonna go for it. Now all the
leaders now were shocked, though, then why'd you accept the money.
He said, I'm going to accept it the money so I could use it to
raise an army against him.
So Abdullah ibn humbler, goes back to Medina with the intent
to snuff out the Omega data Medina
and he goes straight to the masjid. And he gives a speech.
And in that speech, he takes his turban off, and he says, I have
renounced. And the Arabic word for renounced is synonymous to remove.
I have removed the hand of allegiance from Yazzie, just as I
remove this turban from my head, and he threw it. And that was a
symbol back in the day to renounce allegiance is by taking off
something that you're wearing. So the mosque became filled, everyone
threw in the pile, whatever they were wearing, just and they of
course, they collected again, but it was just as a symbol and a show
that as the clothes piles up of how many people have renounced the
Legion, and they say there was like a hill of garments. Everyone
in Medina followed except for a handful of people. And they are
Abdullah bin Omar.
And I leave now, Jose is in leveraging.
And Mohammed Hanif iya, who was the younger brother of Al Hussein
and the uncle of Audis and Aberdeen from his father's side,
and he's called Mohammed bin Hanafi because segnale after say
the Fatah married a woman from the Hanif tribe,
so she's Hanafi and he's known and demarcated as Mohammed admitted
Hannah Philia, so that it's demarcated that he's not
The son of Fatima. Okay. And but also he cannot accept Sukkot
either. Okay, so he's not the son of Fatima Zahra. So he's not
directly connected to the Prophet in that way. But he's the son of
it. So he is connected to the Prophet in that regard. And all
the sons of Bhutan and the grandchildren of Optimus do not
accept Zika in our religion,
because that is the technical definition of edit baits, anyone
who shares the lineage goes back to optimal.
Okay. So
the strategy
is to immediately is just to stifle the Capitol building. So
they go with stuff, of course, not a capitol building as we know it,
but they go to where the homemade center of power is, and
ironically, whose house is that marijuana had been hacked him. And
we remember that marijuana had been an outcome. He was the reason
that got everyone to surround wealth man's house and North man's
house. Because when the fitna happened in the time of Satan with
men, initially, they were not against a northmen. They were
their grievance, and the man they wanted, was Marwan had been
haccombe who forged the letter
to commit murder. He forged it in the name of St. Northman, but it
was marijuana's handwriting. And they came to that conclusion very
quickly, and we'll say nine who came to that conclusion. And he
shared it to the people that's marijuana. It's not saying not all
men.
And they all surrounded the house of Satan, the author man to get to
Marwan because Marwan was staying with Othman. Now, the tide has
turned, and what goes around comes around, and marijuana becomes
houses surrounded by all of these people, because the first step is
to cut off all homemade communication. Now, there was
another grievance, but beyond your Ziad, and that was that in the
time of the Benny omega.
The Omega people had purchased a lot of land in Medina during a
drought. And they got it at like 1/10 of the price. And this
angered a lot of people, they felt that this was unfair. You don't
come to people during a drought and buy everything from them at
that price. Right at a low price because people are so desperate,
some in Medina said the land was confiscated.
So there was some it throb, unknown exactly what
how the land was acquired, but it was a source of anger for these
Medina and farmers that this precious land was lost to them.
And the omae had sent their own people to work the land, not non
Medina's. So there was this foreign body there working land
that was theirs. So there was a financial grievance here, too.
That was an unjust acquisition of territory of land. So the second
strategy was to disallow them to benefit from this land, and to
pick fights. Anytime that one of these workers sought to harvest
the crops or to pluck the crops out. You stopped them physically,
that's your land. So they started they did that they closed off
marijuana's house and where the nomads gathered, and they went off
and they started to pick fights with these foreign farmers
who may had farmers to protect their lands.
Then they received a letter and here's the interesting thing
is Eid had a soldier at this time named by the name of Muslim Ibn
aka
Muslim have been occupied at the time here's where it gets really
interesting.
And almost Hollywood like who is Muslim Ibn Akbar. Now this is
almost like if you know that in Kufa, he sent Ivins yet while he
reached out for Evans yet again, he said, even Ziad, we got another
mission for you. If he had said last time, we killed a sane we got
the line of the OMA against us. I'm out. Okay.
So he reaches for Muslim Ibn AKBA, who is ironically,
the brother, the maternal brother of Abdullah bin humbler. He's his
maternal brother.
And he sends him and he says, go down to Medina. Tell them we don't
want to spill any more blood like this. When they assassinated and
they murdered they they killed Al Hussein the way they did, like the
whole MMA hated them. The news spread, they just, they were
despised. They were reeling from that, even though Oh, may it's
have to deal with public.
You got to deal with the public perception. So he said look, this
time try to avoid bloodshed. They go and tell them they have three
days to return to obedience. If they do come back, if they don't.
Then you fight them. And I permit you three
days to do as you wish in the city of Medina. And this was a for an
ancient practice that once a city is defeated to permanently break
them, you allow the soldiers to * and pillage.
*, kill, steal, basically it's all it's a free for all. Anything
is yours the women are yours. The money is yours. The homes are
yours. The possessions are yours, children, horses, whatever you
want is yours. This is in the old day how you would break a nation
or break a city. Of course it's haram
but he gave him permission to do it.
And that is Muslim Ibn Akbar. So he gets there and the first two
parts of
Abdullah bin handleless plan are working out.
But now
they want to the third part is to remove all OMA YED people out of
the city, Marwan everyone, anyone who was a sympathizer with Benny
omega, get them out of the city and seal the city from the venule.
Mayor. Now this is the part that he's got to fight to do this.
Most of them talked about comes down with a massive army 10,000
people, an army of 10,000 people upon the city of Medina. And this
is exactly like 100 Same amount of people. So what do they do? They
mimic the strategy of conduct and they dig a ditch all around the
city of Medina. Okay.
Nonetheless, they're able to communicate and the ditch doesn't
work.
And Muslim and Aki writes him a letter, sorry, Muslim, maybe Dhaka
writes him a letter. And he says you have three days to return to
obedience.
And the three days pass, and Abdullah bin handler writes back a
letter, and he says, We're not returning, it's a fight. They meet
at Alhambra, which is part of the outside of Medina where the Jews
used to live.
And they meet there, and it's not even a contest, though maids kill
them all.
And a mimetic says about this than the Battle of Adhara 700. Scholars
who can give fatwah were killed 700 scholars were killed.
And
after that battle, the three days in sue the three days of *,
pillaging, and murdering
zoete says the number of dead surpassed 10,000 in just in the
three days not in the battle in the three days. So these three,
three days all of this is unlawful. The battle is done with
but this was an old technique to break a city and make sure their
population never rebels again and learns their lesson and is
essentially traumatized from rebellion. Okay, and, and this
happens even like in Syria,
when certain groups rose up political Islamic groups rose up
against Hafez Al Asad. He went on I think he sent this is before the
era of everything being recorded, but from what I read, he sent in
planes. And he sent in a drop bombs on hammer and fighter jets
that would shoot down like indiscriminately.
And it's reported that up to 30,000 people were killed.
The massacre Hey, can you look that up the massacre of hammer by
half Is it is it.
And I remember one time when
someone was talking to a Syrian scholar about you know, political
Islam in the uprising, and let's let's get the cut off and let's
rule by Islam and let's remove these oppressive rulers. He became
infuriated. He's a Jew nominee. orphans are there aren't hemma
like you guys are just talking. And you don't know that we're not
dealing with a fair, this is not a fair chess match here.
And he was infuriated. He's like you, you're all talking. You don't
know what you're saying? Because you don't know what the
consequences are. So you are liable if you know that someone is
gonna lash out, and * and kill and produce orphans and widows,
and you instigate, that you're you might be responsible for that.
Good. So this is what happened. It is said in all the books that nine
months later, 1000 children were born.
These are the children of the * of the Zina of the rapes that
occurred. So if there were 1000 Kids, that means 1000 Women were
raped. That's the 1000 women who conceive that not every woman is
going to be conceiving that day, right? So imagine how many women
who were raped. Now you are now you are dealing with somebody who
permitted this? Okay.
So you are dealing with a group of people that have strayed so far
from Islam, that they're gonna go to the city of Medina Manawa to do
this. Let's Allah was not
Established in the city for three days no event disallow meaning in
the metro to the province. I don't know why then. And the mosque was
used as a stable like they just put their horses in the mosque
like that is how far from
the from the dean that they went.
After that they moved to Mecca. They moved on to Mecca after the
three days was over, they moved on to Mecca.
Shortly into that siege, is he died
and they had to pull back the siege and go back and recoup
everything in Damascus.
And so, Abdullah Ignas Zubaydah was able to rule
over mecca for about nine years until the Benny Omega selected had
judge had been Yousif to go and fight them and they did fight
them. Okay, I
can say it's today except sucka, no, they cannot, provided that a
person has a record and there are records. Okay. There are many,
many records of who are added baits and who isn't. Okay. And if
you have that record, and that documentation
and your family keeps that documentation then you're not
allowed to accept sucka.
Okay, now let's go to the next attempts on Al Madina. Munawwara
and this time it's not an attempt on the city
it's an attempt by the Crusaders on the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wa salam okay, that sorry, they smell 80s Now who are these
maladies just so that you can
did you get the Battle of a hunter information
regarding regarding the statistics it's not there aren't accurate
reports there are no accurate ports because back in those days
you didn't have statistics though. We have no now it's saying like
3000 40,000 Yeah, which is way off so the highest number according to
what you're seeing found was 40,000 people killed in the bat
and the the put down over the hump of hammer Siri. Now.
Just so you know the names of these sects In Islam there are
three Shirai sects, and they are based on how many Imams they
believe in the first year a sect or the fivers, also known as the
Zetas and they're in Yemen. The second shear you sect are the
seven errs and they are the Ismail E's because they believe in Israel
as the last Imam that they believe in.
And the Israelis are also known as balconies and also known as far
two minutes. Yep. So ismaily, Balti and file to me same thing.
And today what are they called? Biharis? So this sector has four
names. They're known by four names its maiden is Boulton is far
tummies.
And Boris
and the third che sect are the twelvers because they believe in
12 Imams, and they're also known as the Imam is. Now the Shiite
groups all started were Arabs in the beginning.
And are only Arabs left that or she are the Lebanese.
And they are Imam is. And this ad is, of course, Yemenis. But it was
not a common thing that they were Persian back in the day, or in the
subcontinent as it is known today. The majority of so where did the
Ismailis come from? They came from Tunisia
and they conquered Egypt. And the faults in the empire ruled over
Egypt for a couple 100 years. Maliki Feck was eliminated from
Egypt for that money for that long. And then Ignatius bought it
back.
Okay.
Now, the Israelis then and the fall term is in the if you want to
go back to the
season, like three of Islamic history, right. It's the it's
Salahuddin.
It's not a dean Salahuddin, the Crusaders. And the bottom is there
are two bad guys. There are two antagonists, the falsehoods in
Egypt and the Crusaders of Jerusalem. Okay. And that is
Sunnah, the XANGO kids, and then later on the units are in Syria.
Okay, so they're fighting Jerusalem and Egypt. Now by this
time, Thomas thought had been there a week, but there was a time
when they were strong, the Fotsis were strong, and this takes us to
386 after the history. You all remember the assassins. The fate
of the famous group, little cult from within the Folsom is known as
the assassins, and that word comes from Hachette sheen. The Hashi
In is the source of the word assassin and the machine or people
who used to
smoke hashish. But they also used to kill notable Sunnis their their
goal was to assassinate them. That group has gone on today in today's
History According to some of the books to be a sect of the is made
is called the Nizar ease. And then Azhari is made. These are not
Muslims at all. We know that the Biharis are we consider them
innovators in Islam, there are rulings towards innovators. Okay.
When you innovate in the doctrine and you alter core tenets, but not
the widely spread known by necessity tenants of Islam, then
you're an innovator. But then as Ari's have negated the widely
known tenets of Islam, such as salah,
Zeca, Hajj, all of this has been corrupted by them to the point
that hedge is to visit their Agha Khan, not the Prophet Why did they
not hedge? Why is their there their logic is that the purpose of
hedge was to meet the Prophet
not to go to Mecca. So therefore, you want to make Hajj you visit
Agha Khan, okay.
And so that's what they believe about Hutch now you believe that
stuff you're you're out of Islam. Okay. Second and Agha Khan. The
reason people say that people get giddy when you say that he's gives
you too much material for mockery. Right? It's just like, this is
like they become a semi Desi British royal family type of
thing. Right. And that's what they are. Okay. That's what Agha Khan
is. He's marrying a different white woman every six months and
divorcing, okay. And he's always on Jet Skis. And he's always on
yachts. And there's no Islam at all. He's basically like a CEO of
a vast empire of wealth. And then he's always wearing some tuxedo
with some British notable. It's so it gives you people a lot of
material to look at this person and say, really, what kind of
religion is this? Okay?
So that's the, that's the that's the strand of the Ismay it is
known as iKON, also known as the Nizar E's. And they're very high
placed in everywhere like they, they're big donors to Harvard.
And as a result of that, Harvard has an Agha Khan, you know, chair
there, and a professorship and there is a man there he he
basically teaches
Ismail ism there. It's because of the money right now. Why? Why
else? Why would a Why would Harvard care about some small sect
unless that * is a big donor? So that group is called the Nizari
aghani type of Israelis and they're out of Islam altogether.
And the Buhari is don't answer to them. And the bullhorn is also
think they're out of Islam. So that tells you that we're not
we're not going to some extreme the boys themselves, denounce
them. Bihari Ismay these are innovative sects, but they pray
they fast they they look Muslim, etcetera. Got no.
In Egypt, around the year 386, there was a man named Al Hakim be
amarilla
the Donald Trump of the Ottoman Empire a kook job
right. But they were strong and they dominated and how can we
emulate that was very much like
um, you know, maybe some people will get upset with me, I said,
But Akbar
and he's like playing around with religion making up his own
religion. He also made up claims about himself and how can be ended
up in Egypt made up claims about himself that he was like the
guided one the Min De blah, blah, blah. Well, one of the reasons
that and how can be Emmet, Allah wanted to elevate one of the ways
I wanted to elevate Egypt was he wanted to make the tomb of the
prophets I said I'm in Egypt. He wanted to relocate the tomb of the
prophets I send them from Medina to Egypt
and the ALMA needed actually
when that when the Sultan and he now I think he ruled over Mecca to
they needed a ruling on this and they came upon the Quran surah to
Toba, Allah to karate Luna Coleman. Will you not fight a
people NECA through a man whom they betrayed their trust? We're
humble be acreage Rasul God.
And they intended they put in their all their effort to remove
the Prophet sallallahu it was. This is when the Prophet was in
life. Imagine now the sanctity of death. Right. So, how did he want
to do this? Okay.
He sent a governor named Edward photo
Yeah. And he said you're now the new governor of Medina go get the
body of the Prophet and bring it back here. Like that's it openly.
Okay? No fear, no concern.
The residents of Medina heard about this. And of course, they
went and they physically attacked, I will photo and I will put you up
became extremely scared. He said I'm done with this, I'm not going
to do it, I'm not going to do it. Okay. In the meantime, a storm
came, a sandstorm came, and all of the animals and the tents and the
and the homes of all those who were coming. Obviously if you have
if you have a normal home, you can just seek refuge there. But these
are people who came from Egypt and temporary house temporary homes,
tents and they had their animals, they just couldn't take it anymore
and they left. So that's the end of the first attempt to take the
grave of the Prophet it was out in the open and how can be limited I
went out in the open set I'm setting up for two I want to make
Egypt the center of the Islamic world. Go ahead, uh, that was a
city founded by the Ottoman Smiley's as her was originally
meant to train fall to me as Shia Imams. And it was the little
courtyard of the king as kings palace where they used to give
classes. So that was that's the end of the first attempt at how
can be went and lived on.
And in for 11 He tried to do it again.
If Nyssa dune reports in his book that hacking attack can be
embedded love, since some people to carry out his evil plan these
people started residing in a house near the Prophet's mosque. And
this time they wanted to do it covertly. Okay, more sharing
methodology here. Okay. So they rented a house next to the masjid
of the Prophet salallahu alayhi wa sallam and they began digging,
digging and digging and digging and digging. Okay.
And at this time somebody who was walking by heard a sound a voice
saying your profits grave is being dug. So he told one, Hey, did you
hear that? And the person said, Yes, I heard that. You hear that?
Yes, I heard that went and they
lightning struck near a house and a little flame came up they said,
Well, this must be the house. So they went there. bangs on the door
got in. Okay, and saw a huge ditch that was being dug down into from
the their house and over into the grave of the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wasallam and they took them all out and killed them.
When we talk about how can be umbrella he has his Masjid. Now of
course is a it's a regular mosque in Egypt. It's an ancient masjid.
And how can be umbrella, an offshoot cult developed called the
Druze people.
The jerseys, I guess you can call them and they're in Lebanon. And
they're like, it's not even a slap to them. It's just like some kind
of thing that binds them together. They have no, it's like a
cultural, there's no religion there. But Lebanese people
will know what we're talking about when we say due to Z. Okay, and
the Druze people are
basically the believers that hack can be embedded Allah was the
MADI, and that he's going to come back and save everybody. Someday.
Of course, nobody really believes that. But that was the origin of
the myth of the Druze. So you see how all these groups are all
connected? Okay. All these groups are connected.
There are Jews in Israel. So So Druze, Nizari, Ismaili assassins.
These people are something else completely. The Biharis are the
descendants of this nighties today, all right.
Yeah, they believe in reincarnation. And by the way,
this is a thing that I just have to say this for some people in the
Arab world that reincarnation is for some reason, a thing now,
it's, it's a trend to talk about this. And they call it Xs, Arwa.
Xs. Arwa means that you're, it's reincarnation, basically your
soul, you die, you're going to be born again, in the body of
somebody else. So and of course, that's a cool free belief. No,
we're not allowed to believe in that. You have you are oneself.
And you're going to be judged on the Day of Judgment directly.
You're going to go from here to the abode of judgment, you're not
going to come back in the science of dunya is the direct
contradiction of the Quran anyone who believes that is is
contradicting
I think something you could say it's known in religion by
necessity that you're only one person, right? You're not going to
live as another person. I'm going to show you of Egypt, put a video
and he said he said
that he met one of these people. And he said, So are you telling me
that I might have been Napoleon? Right?
So, in any event, all of these spiritual sayings are just guesses
because, like, where's your source of knowledge about the soul? And
about those things? What's your source? It's all just speculation.
Now, what's the third attempt? The next two attempts are going to be
by Christian Crusaders.
So we move from the Ultimates to the Crusaders, and now it's the
year 557 After the Hijra. And this is an amazing story. And the
probably the best documented of all the stories, the best doc
because it happened later on.
It's documented and the story starts in Damascus, Syria.
In the room of Noda Dena zingy, in the middle of the night, he wakes
up.
Having had a dream of the messenger sallallahu alayhi
wasallam. The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam pointed to two
yellow haired people, and said, save me from these two.
So noted Dean zenki, didn't know what this dream meant. went to
sleep again. He didn't know what that dream meant, because how
would he save the messenger Salallahu salam
after his passing, so he slept.
Did you want this bookmark here, by the way? Okay. He slept again.
And he saw the dream yet. A second time.
Is same exact dream, the prophesy centum said, saved me from these
two people.
He slept again, again, perplexed. He saw the dream a third time this
time, he said, it doesn't know what this is, but he can't sleep
anymore. He goes in he makes voodoo and he goes down to the
masala the masjid of the palace.
And it's before fetch. It's a way before fetch.
Long Behold, who does he see there at the masjid his advisor. So
think about this.
Noted Dean wakes up on a random night to go make 200 in the
mosque.
And his advisors are ready. They're praying 200
That's why they were who they were.
And Habib Ahmed bin Hamad, who lives in the Emirates. He used to
always say, whenever the Muslims succeeded their kings were Adele
and AKSARBEN. Olia and he pointed out no to Dina Xindian Surah Dena
up he said they were not just righteous kings. They were LDS
Allah, and Abdel
who prayed to hejin regularly. So notoginseng He goes down to the
mosque of the palace and finds it advisors still there are already
there. And he tells his advisor of the dream and his advisor says why
are you here? Move, go. So they pray for edge and no Dean
announces to his group. Let's go and we're going down to to Medina.
Gather and now pack all the money gifts, everything we go to Medina
we bring gifts, immediately goes to Medina go straight to the
message of the Prophet sallallaahu. Selim gives a speech
to the people and says I want everybody all men of Medina to
come and came claim a gift from me. That's how he's gonna see
these two men. Every single man in Medina must come and take a gift
from me. So people come and no blonde people show up.
Here, he then starts asking around, has anyone seen two blonde
people? Well, I say yeah, there are two blonde guys. They say that
they're from Morocco, coming to make hatch. Right, coming down
from Morocco over to go make hedge. And he says bring them. So
they say come and get your gift from no Dean. They said no, we're
not poor. We don't need a gift. He said no, come anyway. They come.
He looks at them. He talks to them. It's not a Moroccan accent.
He said, Tell me the truth of why you're here. He said no, no, no,
just just making Hutch. He said okay. He follows them back and he
has their home investigated. He goes himself into the home. And
then they put their arms up in the center.
You gotta we were were Christians. We have been sent by the king of
the we're of the of Jerusalem.
To come dig up the grave of the prophets, I send them and they do
they investigate the house, and they find a huge hole
that goes down into a tunnel that they formed. Right and they were
actually getting there. Right? They had dug it down and took a
ladder you go down he kept digging and digging and digging and
digging. And so of course, he has them executed. And he then digs a
circle he orders for a soul circle to be dug around the prophets I
send them in which they would put
melt down some metal and put it in put it there. So that would form a
metal wall. molten lead and and nobody could nobody would be able
to dig
So that was the third attempt on the the city of Medina and the
grave of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam remember the
Prophet salallahu Salam has a special Hadith about Medina men
does a Phil Medina he had a different family he Lana to Allah,
when mela Aika when sch mine, whosoever creates in Medina a
fitna or supports one of these people, a fitna upon Him is the
curse of Allah and the angels and all the people.
Okay.
Next, the fourth attempt is also the Crusaders image of air says
it's the year 578. After the hijra, he said, I arrived in
Alexandria on the 29th of June Hijjah 578, after the Hijrah,
during my excursion tour of Egypt, we left Alexandria
on the eighth.
And then we saw a huge crowd of people coming out of their homes,
gate to see Roman prisoners, Christian prisoners, and these
prisoners were bought on animals facing the back of the animal.
That's how you humiliate somebody. You know, somebody's being
humiliated in the old world. He's put to the back of that. All
right. People were coming out playing bugles banging on sticks
and things, just making a big,
you know, hoopla about this.
We inquired about them.
And we were given a detailed picture of their crimes. All
right, so what were the crimes of these people?
The Christians of Syria had began to do all sorts of mischief, and
they wanted to disrupt the hajj and they wanted to disrupt the
city of the Prophet salallahu Alaihe was on them. And they
succeeded on the first one by burning down the warehouse of food
in Jeddah that the pilgrims would come collect their Zed. Zed means
sustenance and keep going. They come from Judah from the West, or
from the north even got Northwest collect their their sustenance,
their rest at Jeddah and come down, they burn that down,
got the storage of food
and they kill then they fought and there was all sorts of riots and
all sorts of fighting.
And then they headed towards Medina.
Okay. And when they were about one day away from Medina,
okay, the famous Hajj,
Hajj have a look, look, came with a few Moroccan youths who were
experts, okay, and see warfare and and fighting and they were like
their own version of their own.
Texas Rangers,
like Texas Rangers, their own
justice team, basically. And they weren't part of any army. They
were just on their own.
They would protect the Muslims against the Christians.
And they fought with these Christians. And they took some US
prisoners
and the prisoners. When they were brought forth, they had admitted
that their goal was to remove the body of the Prophet Muhammad
Sallallahu sudden from the sacred chamber, okay. They admitted that
after being caught, and so this team of Moroccans hijab, had you
been Look, his name was.
And this one was like the Texas you know, in America, we have they
used to have the Texas Rangers, who were basically semi official,
and they could go around and make sure that gangsters were kept at
bay. Right. And that's what this Moroccan group was, they would
travel around, see what the who the Crusaders are bothering, and
they would fight them.
So Moroccans for the when
the fifth attempt, the fifth attempt is now by Shiite as again,
and it's not against the Prophet directly, but it would have been
an offense to the grave of the Prophet salallahu Salam, because a
shear a ruler
decided to remove Abu Bakr and Omar from next to the Prophet
sallallahu it was okay.
And the head of the service personnel, the prophets of Allah
what He was selling was shamsudeen so Abba lamptey
He was a very gentle, unkind person who had monitored the
Prophet's mosque for decades.
And he was essentially in charge of the buildings and grounds of
the mosque of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam.
And so the ruler of Medina had accepted a bribe
to allow a group of people to come in and remove Abu Bakr and Omar
from the grave, the sacred chamber.
So we received a letter, he said you have been
He called to talk to the governor. He goes and talks to the governor.
And he says to the governor, the governor says to him,
some people are coming after Isha. When the mosque closes, when they
come, you let them in, and you don't say anything, you let them
do whatever they need to do.
He says, he doesn't know what this is all about. word spreads one
person to another. That's something bad's going to happen in
Medina. Okay. something shady is being planned. Okay. So now
shamsudeen throw up a lamptey is sitting, waiting, and he knows
that.
He's at the center of this. And he gets the knock on the door. after
Isha and he's there and he's ready. He opens the door, lo and
behold, what does he see? He sees about 15 to 20 people carrying
shovels and pickets and construction material, okay.
And he opens the door to them, and he can't do anything. They just
marched straight in. Okay. He doesn't know what they were going
to do. But he now sees that they're going directly to the
sacred chamber. And he says, it was not one or two steps. When
they were all in that the earthquakes inside the mosque, and
they were opened up, and they all fell deep. And I looked down, I
couldn't they fell so deep. I couldn't see them anymore.
And then the sand moved again. And they were completely buried. These
people.
He's sitting there, he can't believe his eyes.
Shortly thereafter, the ruler comes by to investigate what's
going on. And he said what happened?
He says to the ruler, some people came, didn't know what they were,
who they were. The earth opened up and buried them all. The ruler
says Think before you speak, how could this happen? He says come
and he shows him the ditch. And of course things are chandeliers are
broken lamps have fallen. It's like an earthquake scene. Right?
It's not like a clean opening. Okay, it's an earthquake scene. He
says to him Don't utter a word about this. And the ruler goes
around saying simply that
it's an earthquake. An earthquake happened then that's it. Okay. And
so they start renovating the place, right. Subhanallah as some
hodi says Mr. Mohammed Abdullah Al Madani has described this plot
briefly in the history of Medina
Subhan Allah and he says that the 1520 were swallowed by the earth
when they had only gone a few steps into the sacred chamber.
I am Karuna am kulula Okay, they were plotting and yet Allah plots
what is the plot of Allah subhanaw taala. It is just punishment for
those who plot God the one who openly does something, his
punishment is going to be different than someone who plots
what's the difference? The one who openly comes out at you, you
openly bring the the response, the Crusaders came openly on the
Muslims. Allah didn't bring a secret force to fight them, he
brought an open force Notre Dame openly announcing it. So the mecca
of Allah the plot of Allah is that the punishment is unseen, your
your your bought an unseen plot, you hid your plot. So Allah had
his response. That's a different screen up. Right when the when the
idol of Allah and the MCRA of Allah, the idol and the Aqaba of
Allah is that it's open right in front of you your punishment,
because he treats you as you treated him.
You treated the rights of Allah and what is sacred in our religion
and what is sacred in the sight of Allah, openly with open animosity,
you will get an open pushback, you treat it and you try to plot
secretly, likewise that Allah to Allah will put your punishment
where you can't see it. That is the meaning of em. karoun Wham
kulula. Well, I hear called macro say you will be early the plot of
Allah subhanaw taala never comes, except to those who are planning
and plotting. So as long as you're an honest and open person, you
should never imagine that Allah is going to trick you.
And this the how do you know that that's not a plot at this point
that was swaths of people can go crazy. Well, how do I know that
his telling me that he is not going to plot against me isn't a
plot so that you're in a serious, worse worse and you need to learn
a very important thing is that the word of Allah to Allah is true by
necessity. It's not true because you trust it. You don't trust
Allah subhanaw taala because trust is based upon assessment of a
track record. We don't assess a track record of Allah, you can't.
Okay.
A prophet is deemed trustworthy and deemed a profit because of his
miracles.
Not because you're assessing his prophethood you can't assess
profit if you're not a profit.
A doctor is only assessed by other doctors. A regular guy like me
cannot assess a doctor. A Mufti is assessed by other monkeys.
And so who is going to make an assessment of the Creator. So
therefore the word of the creator must be the truth by necessity,
not by trust, not by the claim
that it's the truth. And the basic logic behind this is that the, the
C fats of Allah, the attributes of Allah are one in themselves.
They're one in themselves. He is not composed of parts. And from
his attributes is his speech and his action and his knowledge,
hence, all of his speech and all of his actions. Actions being the
creation in the world, is in accord with his knowledge, his
speech is in accord with his knowledge. The reality of the
world is in accord with the knowledge with his knowledge, when
speech is in accord with the reality of the world as we see it.
That's what we call the truth. Like this paper is white. Okay,
the word White came out of my mouth. And the paper actually is
what so that's what we call the truth. If I said though, this
paper is green, it's called Kevin, whether it's accidental or not.
Okay? It's false.
It's important to this is so important
to establish firmly doubt that the speech of Allah subhanaw taala
is by necessity true. And therefore no concept of Oh, Gods
tricking me, maybe this is all a big trick.
Next one, this is the last one.
The siege of Medina of 1919.
And this is in the time where of the First World War and the city
of Medina was part of the Ottoman Empire. The Ottoman Empire joined
the war with the Central Powers. Okay.
In an attempt to weaken the Ottoman Empire, the Allies, okay,
which is the French and the British, right? Who did they side
with? They sided with they created the Arab Revolt. They use the
grievances. They created grievances, exaggerated grievances
and Ottomans weren't perfect at that time.
Probably had some real grievances, and they provoked the Arab
revolts. And the Arab Revolt was led by a shitty Hussein of Mecca.
Unfortunately, a member of edit Bates here is the antagonist. And
the trader of the OMA really, it's pretty sad, and he's the future
Progenitor, he is a future head of the nation of Jordan. They gave
him as a consolation prize he wanted he was the chief of Mecca.
See, here's the thing he plotted against the Ottomans. They use him
to plot against the Ottomans.
When they didn't want him later on, when Saudis came up, and they
prefer that
they bumped him off. And they sent him in his lineage. And they gave
him a consolation prize, which is called the nation of Jordan.
Not even a nation. It's just like a plot of land. Or let's just
circle it and call it Jordan. And you're the the king they're happy.
Have some toys, take some toys, and that's yours. Right?
Good.
So should Eve Hussain was supported by British and French
agents and this is the era of Te Lawrence. Alright.
And they started to besiege Medina to conquer Medina. Take Medina
from the Ottomans so that this is Muslims being now puppeted by the
French and the British allied forces to take Medina away from
the Ottoman Empire who's fighting back fucka Dean Pasha.
The hero of this story is facula Dean Pasha. Okay.
And when you get us a chance, I'm gonna give us an image of Dr. Dean
Pasha
and he resisted for two years and seven months pushing back this
Arab revolts. Okay.
And this started way back in 1914, a two year dialogue known as the
McMahon Hussein correspondence. So you're going to side with the
Kofoed and you're going to fight the Ottomans. That's basically
what happened. And the British offered the material support. And
they said, you will have a Hashemite Kingdom, a hacer
Hashemite caliphate from iden down here, all the way up to Aleppo.
All right, listen, when Satan makes you a promise it's a lie.
And when the British Empire makes you a promise, it's a lie.
With increasing fears that the Ottomans were clamping down on
these subversive Arab nationalists, Sharif Hussein
staged a region wide revolts in June
of 1916. Let me let's put it this way. Let's say Sharif Hussein
wants to revolt against the Ottomans. That's not the that's
not newsworthy in a sense, because in history, it's not newsworthy,
but the fact that the one behind them is the British and the
French. That's the problem. Right now at that point, you realize
that the enemy,
who is the greater enemy should never support you against your
rival. The prime objective of the initial result was to deprive the
Ottomans legitimacy of the Khilafah by taking Mecca and
Medina away from them. Okay. And the Arabs began to capture Mecca
against the surprised but well equipped Ottoman defenders, and
that culminated in the Battle of Mecca.
And the Arab successfully captured Mecca. All right away from the
Ottomans. The Arabs then turn their attention to Medina, which
was defended by an even bigger Ottoman force, complemented by the
strategic hijas railway. Now, listen to this.
Do you want to know why the Arab world isn't busy? In humiliation?
Is there one country in the Arab world that you say I'm proud, this
is an Arab country, right?
Or all of them
are worse than the other in some way, shape and form. Now, it's not
to say that you can't go have a good time in Egypt, that there are
not some great things happening. Jordan is a very peaceful place.
Right? It's always
when when you never hear of Jama coming out of Jordan, there's a
lot of great things happening in Jordan, but in world history in
the world stage right now. Is it a place that, you know, gives you a
lot of pride? I wouldn't think so. All right. I don't think so. So
this is the origin is Kiana.
The siege began in October 1916. When the Arabs led by Hussein's
son Faisal will rip repulse with heavy losses to the Ottomans by
the Ottomans, who are fortified and armed with artillery in
contrast to the mobile irregular Arab force. This would prove
detrimental as the Ottomans reinforced the city. With 1000s of
soldiers unnecessary supplies, the Ottomans tried to recapture
coastal ports that were used to supply the Arabs, but were foiled
by the British Royal Navy.
At this point, Arabs, Arab and allied planners decided to lay
siege to Medina instead of forcefully breaching it.
That man under the feet from Medina to Hudson Valley Ilana to
live in Malaysia and as the Ottomans were pinned down in the
city, they were pinned in the siege while desperately protecting
the Hejaz railway, the only means of supply by pinning the 12,000
Ottomans in Medina, it would leave other fronts much easier to win,
such as Palestine, Sinai, Mesopotamia and aqua This is a
massive OMO
OMO wide Arab revolt against the Ottomans, for this purpose Nordea
say it or aside set about creating military training camps in Mecca
under the direction of general as ease Ali admittedly, using a mix
of Bedouins and Arab officers and Arab Ottoman deserters who
defected the the defected to the Arab Revolt, Aziz Ali created
three infantry brigades, a mounted brigade, an engineering unit, and
three different artillery groups made up of a patchwork of varying
cannon and heavy caliber machine guns. He had a total force of
30,000 people
as he's It proposed that it be divided into three armies in
eastern army given to Prince Abdullah bin Hussein, okay, a
Southern army by Leonid Hussein, okay. And they would form around
Medina and the northern army companion commanded by Prince
Faisal, alright, would form a cordon around Medina from the
north, these armies had elements of British and French officers
attached to them. That's why you know, the buck is not there who
provide a technical military advice. All right. One of these
officers was the famous T Lawrence. Over the course of the
1917 1918 Arab Revolt Arabs unanimous numerously attempted to
sabotage the Hejaz railway. Ottoman Garrison's have isolated
small train stations withstood the continuous night attacks and
secured the tracks against increasing number of strikes.
There were 130 major attacks in 1917 and hundreds in 1918,
including exploding more than 300 bombs. On April 30 1918, the Arabs
aided the British wherever they cut.
Their efforts paved the way for the British annexation of the
Levant
fools.
With the resignation of the Ottoman Empire from the war, with
the Armistice of Madras between the Ottoman Empire and the Entente
on the 30th of October 1918. It was expected that
FUCKLOAD Dane Pasha would also surrender. But he refused and he
did not surrender even after the war, despite pleas and orders from
the Ottoman Sultan.
And here it is, this is where this thing becomes sacred, and it
becomes part of our
spiritual history.
After the war
fucka Dean Pasha was walking in the middle of the night.
depressed,
anxious, not knowing what to do now that he had lost support of
the Sultan.
He sat down by one of the homes in Medina and leaned his head on the
wall and thereupon fell asleep.
He reported then, that he saw a vision of the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wasallam.
The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam reached his hand out,
fecundity and pasture took his hand the Prophet lifted him up.
And he said, Follow me.
He walked with the Prophet three steps in the dream ended.
Faculty Dean Pasha
began then wandering on the meaning of the stream. And he
realized the meaning of the stream is that he now reports directly to
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam meaning that he's no longer
he's no longer reporting to the Ottoman Sultan, and he now works
directly for the cause of the prophets of Allah hasten. This
renewed his vigor, and he was able to hold out without any Ottomans
support against the British and the French in the Arab Revolt for
two to three more months.
Two to three more months, he was able to hold out on his own
good and he considered that dream to be a sign that he was on the
right track and defending the city don't stop defending the city, and
defended until your death
thereupon, the British were able to buy out some of his own
soldiers who arrested him.
For codeine general defender, the most sacred city of Medina servant
of the Prophet sallallahu Sallam Bismillah R Rahman Rahim, this is
a letter.
This is a letter of fuckery that Dean Pasha wrote to Sharif Hussein
of Mecca.
In the Name of Allah the omnipotent to him who broke her
the power of Islam cause bloodshed amongst Muslims jeopardize the
Khilafah of the emitted minion Commander of the Faithful and
expose it to * by the British. He's writing to hit the
traitor
of Mecca, the Arab Revolt.
On the on Thursday night, the 14th of June hedger, I was walking
tired and worn out thinking of the protection and defense of Medina
when I found myself among unknown men working in a small square that
I saw standing before me a man with Sublime with a sublime
countenance.
He was the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam, his left arm
rested,
rested on his hip under his rope. And he said to me in a protective
manner, follow me. I followed him two or three paces
and then I woke up.
I immediately proceeded to his sacred mosque, and I prostrated
myself in Salah near his tomb.
I am now under the protection of the prophets of Allah, he was on
them, this is what he's saying to him. This mais he is my Supreme
Commander, I am busying myself with strengthening the defenses,
building roads and squares in Medina, trouble me not with your
useless of offers, should he force and try to buy him out, shall we
may not with your useless offers, the battle is renewed, he refused
to hand over even his sword,
even upon receipt of direct order to do so, by the Ottoman Minister
of War. This is one of our heroes. The Ottoman government was upset
at his behavior. So it's on Muhammad the six dismissed him
from his post. He refused to do so and kept the flag of the Ottoman
Sultan flying over Medina for 72 days after the war.
After they are missing some EU joson the closest Ottoman unit was
1300 kilometers away from Medina. The British eventually understood
that they couldn't defeat fucka Dean pastor with military power
because he had fortified the city. Instead, they had to bribe some of
the soldiers in his army
and they arrested him.
On the 10th of January 1919, Abdullah the first of Jordan and
his troops entered Medina
on the 13th of January 1919. After the surrender, the Arab troops
looted the city for 12 days.
Overall, 4850 houses were locked and put on underseal by fucka,
Dean Pasha, they were opened forcefully and looted about 8000
Men of Turkish Garrison's were evacuated out of Egypt evacuate to
Egypt after their surrender. Besides the evacuated Some died of
disease and others dispersed on their from their own into various
areas, the weapons in me
munitions were left to the besiegers.
So, you Arab Revolt, when against the Ottomans, used by the British
and what happens to you what is the prophesy set him say whoever
digs a ditch for his brother, he falls into it. There's an ancient
Arab sank
yam koodankulam Corolla, so give it for five years, and they're
gonna find a better stooge.
They don't they don't want the sophisticated Hijazi people to
rule. Let's get the Nejc DS and the Saudi King AbdulAziz bin
sewed. And boom, you guys came in 1919. And you're going to be out
by 1926. by the British, these people are betrayers, right.
That's all they know how to do.
And it's good that the legacy of this
betrayal by some members of Al Bayt was short lived, so that
history can't remember much of it. And most people don't even know
about it. So that they don't go down in history and have a whole
empire now, based upon treachery, no comfort of their sins right
away. Because even the more detectable Kibera if he's added
bait, you should hope that they get expunged their sins expunged.
And
they show up on the day of judgment and meet their
grandfather the messenger SallAllahu said I'm having facer
punishments in this world. So I'm actually interested to see how did
the Arab Could you look this up for me? How did the Arab revolt
and like how did the because the
the Wahhabis eventually came in
or the South as eventually came in and conquered and took over so
that's that's interesting maybe something we could read right how
did that come to an IT
piano be get skin if you're a trader you're gonna attract a
trader to yourself
against by the Arabs itself Yeah. What is what is the ruling on on
you as an individual for doing what do you just stay silent? Are
you to support the case? Rebellion is in general almost always
forbidden.
Rebellion has like almost always forbidden us you fight against the
rebellion doesn't mean you always support
the
it's it doesn't always
it doesn't always mean that I support the ruler
right but we're against the rebellion
All right, let's go to the q&a. What do we got here?
Talk to me all.
One question
someone's asking.
Before Allah's internal speech is sent to humans, how is it
different from his knowledge? Meaning knowledge of what he will
say?
Say again, someone's asking before Allah's internal speech is sent to
humans, How's it different from his knowledge, knowledge of what
he will say? No, his speech is in accord with his knowledge.
And he does not always speak about everything that he knows, right.
Chief Latif is asking what defines residency when talking about the
field of July for the demon followers, the fifth of July
what does it say? That's what defines residency when talking
about the fifth of July for the effective and the others default
it is residency is that you live in a city that is meant to be a
city and you don't plan to leave.
You're not like there just as a student or just there as a
just as a
working as a temporary job, etc.
Alright, let's talk about arc view soon very soon. Okay.
Very soon, arc view will be splitting
up into four parts Arabic
kids, basic and plus basic is I just want to learn my Deen real
quick.
I want to start learning okay
plus a scholarship track we're gonna now have the second tier
books in nakita and phip. Third
is kids halves of Quran and plus see it up plus
plus
55th Basic to Han Solo.
Thirdly, fourthly I mean is a pure Arabic all only Arabic nothing
else and that's going to be by Mandy luck and we broke off the
Arabic so that that could become like a little group that just
focuses on Arabic gut.
All right, keep going.
Why did Allah permit the disciples of Satan or ISA Ali salaam to
believe in His crucifixion despite it being fake?
Repeat
what Allah permit these disciples of Satan or ISA, even his
crucifixion despite it being fake?
What's the first half again? Why did he permit the disciple? Why
did Allah permit the disciples of Satan or ISA, to believe? How do
we know that his disciples believed that later on they
believed they believed that but how do we know that? We don't know
that the Sahaba of St. Nisa believed in his crucifixion, we
have no knowledge of that.
Can we do a staccato for more than one matter? Of course you can.
Of course you can.
Do
read and have a laugh? What else we got here? I heard non Muslims
will not be able to enter Madina Munawwara I guess it's a comment.
But like, well, we know that the dead that they're not allowed to
enter the sacred cities by Sharia, but we do know that the judge will
never be able to enter.
Just because someone's not allowed to enter doesn't mean they won't
manage to enter but we do know that the judge will not enter the
sacred city.
Mecca Medina
is asking about RTU can we do basic plus Arabic at the same time
I just started the summer semester on basic I know very little Arabic
only how to read yes, if somebody you can do multiple at the same
time and there'll be a discount for bundles like that. Someone
does a bundle because we want to make it feasible for everyone to
do.
Okay.
RFP plus in Metacafe rep and Abizaid in chef a FIP.
Might have been an update but mysteries book, Reliance to the
traveler
in Hanafi, fiqh, whatever is the next level of how to FIFA
intermediate level
medical
maybe,
I don't know yet who was teaching and I decided who's gonna teach
you you
must read books for every Muslim.
The seed of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa Salam is a must read
book for every Muslim. And when I say see a really your Leo learn
the Sierra by learning three or four different Sierra's reading
through it and then listening to lecture series. Still, I think one
of the best lecture series out there is the one by Chuck comes to
us.
Right?
I think it is still one of the bests. What should you do if you
are not focused in your regular ILM classes, but like to read
other Islamic books about just so Wolf, and that, well, I think that
don't let shaytaan trick you. And being bored of FIP if you are
bored of optina and fic, an Arabic Then lower the dosage. No one's
forcing you. But don't stop though. And just reading soft
Islamic works. That's not the way you must learn some Arabic some
updated some 50 If you're a student of knowledge, right? So if
you're so bored of it and tired of it, decrease the dose.
And you're not racing here. Right? Awesome videos to love people.
They tend to get bored of watching videos, watch videos, there are
lectures on videos, right?
That's a 12 or 12 year old who's not valued yet wants to pray. But
it answers past his bedtime if he stays up versa. He's falling
asleep at school the next day. What should he do?
Young boy, he falls asleep because he stays up fresh. I'll tell you
what to do.
If I'm out and about 815
Go to sleep.
In the same way that you wake up for each fetch, you wake up fresh,
round 939 45. Now Jim, go make fresh, so he's already slept
himself an hour, or at least he's powered down and he is not
stimulated his brain. So that's, that's how you do it. Could you
recommend a book on the history of Midian? Yes, this was based upon a
book called The history of Madina, Munawwara by Mohammed Abdullah,
Danny
Mohammed Abdel Ghani, a lot of what's in here was based upon that
is asking could you ask for $1 For something my sister in law passed
away today she's leaving your children behind. She's a
returning viewer of ours. One of the other
viewers mayhem Miss old sister, sister in law passed away in that
Allah who were in a Roger leaving behind sisters, children.
Allah subhanaw taala give them genital for those without any May
Allah subhanaw taala make it easy for those children and make their
hardship caused for their entering Jana May Allah subhana wa Tada let
them reunite with their family and with their mother and genital Fila
dos.
Ask Allah subhana wa Taala to give great reward to everybody who
helps take care of those those kids and those children
are Caleb, Ezekiel and Samuel Prophets in Islam
were the prophets of ministry
has been as mentioned, yeah. In the Arabic Works has been he's
mentioned and he's a dual gift. Thank you. His field is treated in
the Arabic world as they
are and the Quran has dual Keith mentioned. As for Caleb, and
Samuel, some wheel is said to be the prophet at the time of saying
that they wouldn't he's the prophet that they say is the one
who chose that they said give us a king and he chose for them. He
said the sign of the monarchy from Allah is with tall roots and they
still got upset about that they still didn't accept it.
Can we have a separate session on the Ottoman Empire? would have to
have many sessions but Yes, why not?
The mountain overlooking the masjid of Medina what is the
significance of that in the jungle minion slash his minions there is
a Hadith about
the salty tract
being the place where the judge settles his army there
and tries to attack Medina but cannot
and Allah knows best. How do I contact arc v.org Yeah, we have
arc has been will be answered by SR Tasneem. Any questions you have
ArcView
will be answered by such as name. Can we do basic in Arabic at the
same time? Yes. And you will have
a discount for those bundles. What is the name of the program? It's
called ArcView Arabic and it will be run by Chef Matthew Locke I
highly advise everyone to take it
is Ryan not around no Ryan went off abroad to study but sister
system and her team will take over answering those questions. Can I
say Allah make a lot of path to him even if you astray multiple
times, there are another path to him. And Allah is the one that
created the path and no you will get to choose by your free will.
We have we act we make our own choices by the will of Allah. We
have a free will by the will of Allah we don't have a free will
autonomous from Allah subhanaw taala we, this is the meaning of
Omar Tisha una Illa Insha Allah, we have a will because Allah has
willed that we act on our own. That's what it is. Allah has
willed that we act on our own. That's how we can we understand
that we have a freewill but we're not autonomous. It is the will of
Allah that we act on our own. Good that we have our own freewill
Could you ask okay we read about that
said man what do you have to say
you know what I need to do what I really need to get my book out
there on intro to shut up the
key to paradise. It's called or key to the garden. Can you
remember what it called it but I need to get that book out there
again.
Like out there. Oh, I have sacred sources, which is introduction to
Illumina Quran Illumina Hadith. I have two books in intro to Arabic
grammar crush Maria with reading exercises. I have intro to Tajweed
in and that's just a very short booklet. Arpita for youth intro
dramatic effect called EdWeb.
in Arcata, it
Here's a card, knock data book
intro to solid flip eight total books and none of them published
because I just want it to marinate and then you can never like get
around to do it because you always want to tweak something here and
there. But now we're going to start now that we have Safina
Presscon and our first book which Safina press insha Allah is gonna
be
it's gonna be
Knauss book pearls at the bottom of the at the bottom of the sea.
You read a book yeah hello
Oh, I forgot to do it I'll do it tonight
No, believe it or not my my wallet fell and I lost all my cards.
Yeah, well most of my cards
phone call break.
Okay.
Your Business
give me another alchemy. You guys
all right. I'll call you tonight
okay.
You're welcome.
But
such a random call.
I want the heater paid for the heating permit paid for like
months ago.
Which one?
Oh, it's about the problem of evil.
Yep, that was gonna be really good.
Shocking to read of * and pillage of Medina by Muslim
armies. Yes.
People can go strike quickly.
It'll hold pins in the palm of your like yesterday. Yeah, this
this book is something else should consider I liked it too. You read
he approved it. And he's gonna write the foreword. Yep. A 12 year
old who was not bad at we answered that question.
Why didn't think scroll up like that?
Are Ilya seen and LASR? The same person Eliezer is different from
Ilya seen. But Ilya sin is considered to be alias.
What is what history book you suggests? From the first war of
the read? Probably a CLTs. Book. short summary of what happened? On
the red doors.
We need a Booklist. Yes, we always need a reading list.
Yes, we need that reading list.
What's the program for ArcView? Arabic, beginners, intermediate,
advanced?
Any every all levels can take it? How do you respond to people
calling you a hypocrite?
It's not always wrong to call someone a hypocrite if you mean
the hypocrisy of action. As for the hypocrisy of beliefs that's
only known to Allah. We can see signs of that. But that's known to
Allah. But the hypocrisy that we're allowed to say, is the
hypocrisy of action. Meaning you openly said something and you
openly did the opposite. Not by suspicion but by knowledge. That
person who said this when? When Africa if not when African air
tickets.
Was the hiMirror. The ancient king of Yemen? Yes, him Er, yes. Was
one of the ancient kings of Yemen. Yes.
I heard there's a three year requirement for residency as well.
I don't know what he's talking about. It must be talking to
somebody else.
How's Instagram saying? Doing? How do we remember what we learned in
books? How do we remember what we learned in books is that you have
to repeat reading the books. Like you got you got when you when you
study a book, you don't read it once, once it's for discovery.
Then you do a second reading and a third reading and a fourth reading
and a fifth reading and a sixth reading and a seventh 3d. Right.
That's truly how the knowledge of a book really marinate in your
head. So you got to have sub requires patience. It's not
something that's just I'm gonna read a book and finish it. You
know how many people read a single book and cannot tell you one
thing? They read a book one time and they cannot tell you a single
thing about a book. But it's extremely common.
Are there any like categories of books where it's like, you don't
have to, like do that. And it's just like, kind of like fun time
reading. Yeah. What kind of social commentary
Books, social commentary types of books, right? You read that once
and that's it but a book like a book like this
people just reread it for your for rest of your life you'll always be
reading from it your books of flip you always read GFC it is not
something you have to You're gonna read different deficit all the
time see it? Are you different see it as all the time but you always
need to be reading
how do I stop? The voice in my head from doubting God's mercy
when a dua I've been making for years is very close to coming
true.
My doubts keep reminding every time
every other time when the dot was going to be answered, but was not.
Well, you have to continue to recite to yourself.
The merits and the only avenue we have is hosting a vanilla. good
opinion of Allah subhanho wa taala. And what is the main thing
here? The good opinion of Allah subhanaw taala is different from
the good opinion of other people. I might have a good opinion of my
neighbor, that he's gonna be nice. Okay. But it may be false. He
might not be nice, right?
But the hosts have been Billa hookipa. That's the difference.
The host having a good opinion of Allah is the truth.
And remember, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
promise your DUA will be answered as long as you don't rush it. The
Sahaba said what is rushing? He said
is when one of you stops making dua and said I made doc but Allah
didn't answer me. That is the one who rushes and that is the one
who's died is never answered. So if you want your DUA answered,
don't worry about Allah's action. He's going to answer me he's not
going to answer me no don't worry about this. You worry about your
action which is to not stop making dua and to keep having hosted than
what's your business with what Allah does Right now your business
is what you do. This is what the saying of abnormal lay him when
nearly Java in you how many da
dua is the Jabba is Allah is action has no business, I have no
business with that I have business with my own action.
What's the worst way of learning saga now because it gets boring at
times. I like reading Arabic works.
You always this is one of the reasons why it's good to mix up
your routines. Never want to you never want to get bored with a
religious science.
So you study a little dosages small dosage just and you mix it
up with other things so that you never get bored with it.
It's like,
meat is good for you sometimes, right? But if it's dry, it's so
good for you. But you don't want to eat it dry. So cut it up into
small pieces, put some sauce, right, put some rice around it,
all of a sudden, you can eat a lot of dry meat. Like if you have a
dry piece of a steak you can eat that doesn't taste good. So you
like a dry steak.
Although it's a steak, you know you should eat it's good for you.
But you can't it's too dry or chicken breast when it's like
white meat that's dry. So what do you do you cut up into small
pieces,
put some sauce on it, throw some rice around it. Okay, all of a
sudden, you can eat it really easily. So anything that's
difficult, cut it up into small parts, and then cover it up with
something, right.
And there's a way where you could actually psychologically link
yourself. So one one time I couldn't get one of my kids to
study a certain subject, and was miserable. We'd have these
tutoring sessions that was always ended up in misery. Right? So So
anyway, we need to change that association. And we started to go
it's the depth of the winter here, right like January. Sit at the
kitchen table trying to do math. This is misery. Right. So Cindy,
let's change this up. Let's go. We went out. We went to out to the
coffee shop and got hot chocolates and did the math there. Oh, all of
a sudden, and this is great. All right. Gotta have a hot chocolate.
Like why does it have to be a punishment? Right? If someone
doesn't know how to do a math problem, why is that? Why are they
wrong? There's nothing wrong with there's nothing there's like no
moral crime there, right? yelling at them because they don't
understand the math problem. How's that? Have they done anything
wrong? I don't get it. So you're not going to be able to think if
you're just in such a miserable state. So let's go out, get some
hot chocolates change scenery. And all of a sudden, boom, boom, boom,
hour and a half went by of doing meth. Right.
And it also you're in the middle of the coffee shop. So you're not
going to be no one's going to be raising voices yelling begging,
right. As parents always do when their kid doesn't understand the
basic math equation.
Is there any valid opinions as Adam
From any item that it is permissible, permitted to touch
people of the opposite gender? No.
If there is, as a default ruling, the answer is no. But there are
exceptions. What are the exceptions? The dire need for
example, okay. For example, if you have a woman drowning in a pool,
and there's no one else to save her except you, it becomes
permitted, right? Because someone's gonna die.
This dire need, of course, dire need sometimes it comes in and
less than dire need, but it's almost like you have no choice,
such as when you go for an x ray or something and you're in the
hospital. You can't go around asking I don't want this tech, I
want that tech, right? I don't want this person touching me or
sometimes you can't do that.
And hence, you have no know how much against you.
When that happens, not your choice. Go to the dentist
appointment, and lean back and starts cleaning your teeth and you
don't have a choice who the dentists choose for you. Okay, so,
those types of things Inshallah, we will be forgiven for them. But
at the intentional touching is what we will be judged about. What
are your thoughts on Mustafa Kemal Ataturk?
Is this going to be another one where I get to read of messages as
I did on Friday for
you? How dare you have a bad opinion out your beloved Imran
Khan, if you are one of those who are go back to the beginning of
the podcasts,
but am commanded to talk is one of the killers of the Islamic
heritage.
And one of the
situations were
a man who came and fought the British after the World War, and
push them out of Turkey and save Turkey from colonization from the
British. So he was elevated from that perspective, the Turks
considered Him as Savior from that perspective, then he turns around,
and it becomes the probably the single greatest enemy of Islam of
the century, canceling the Arabic language,
killing or jailing many scholars, disallowing any symbols of Islam
canceling the event. How about
and he originates? And this is actually a closer to a fact, you
know, the Arabs, everyone who's bad as a Jew, right? It's just
like a go to layup right. Is it true? No. But he actually comes
from a group of people who were Jews in Istanbul,
who
and eventually entered into Islam. Right. But their origin was that
now does that impact his action but doesn't make a difference? He
did what he did. And by the way, you have to be a Jew to do bad
things.
And against Muslims. We just read about the Battle of Adhara.
Right? So this this type of
quick knee jerk reaction, but the thing is, maybe one day we'll read
that history about a mystic who caused trouble in the Ottoman
Empire and was basically told enough of your your, your your
rabble rousing and your trouble, okay? And he said, I'll go I'm a
Muslim, and him and his, like 300 followers all entered Islam. And
that's it became like a group. And that group, it's this isn't
Wikipedia. It's not just like Alex Jones level stuff. This is actual
recorded history. That group became a force in the army and in
the state, and he's one of them. Okay, so does that group hold the
hidden resentment against Islam that trickled down from generation
to generation likely? Good, but anyway, he became the single
greatest enemy of Islam of his time.
There are a lot of people who butchered and killed scholars but
never actually attempted to alter
and end
the desert the religion canceled the other things like this. Okay.
What happened to the women? What do the Aziz do? From a Sunni
perspective? Please clarify. I don't understand that question.
What about those who betray the Muslims?
Like those who attacked Medina? Is it possible they were hypocrites?
Hypocrites of action for sure. He called that your Muslim and then
act like that. But Major sinners at the very least we can say.
Madani 786 Is it imagination when faced with a bias for our religion
at work? How do we respond to it as they don't mention religion but
just keep you from progress.
lack of support and it's called like the glass ceiling when you're
at a job and you're just not going to pass that. I would say to you
that
talk to the people in the fields in the area where you live in the
industry you work in because they're gonna know the details
question Yep. What's worse isn't the clover Neufeld what is worse
Zenda or Nefab
before but I'm gonna read it off yeah came to my mind
we know that and whenever Korean for darker less feminine or the
hypocrites are in the lowest Hellfire does that does that mean
that does not mean they're alone in the lowest Hellfire right? So
Allah Allah um what is worse
but the moon efac is within Alessandra
right? He may have a worse impact upon us. There's indeed we know
that that's like Nazare Smiley's or whatever we know that that's
like sort of a joke. Like it's so far out, no one's going to be
affected but Qadiani is, is Qadiani a big fitna in the
community not really for it. So we have to separate between the
impact
in this world and what Allah has said about them in terms of the
wrong action itself, right. So in the sight of Allah like what you
have done with the rights of ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada, there's India
could be worse, right? But when it comes to harming the OMA, the
monastic would be worse.
Can we have a stream about the Mikado biblical dune good topic
drama? Isn't Martin Ling's okay to read? Yes, but you can read the
corrections on it by GF had dead on the internet. Cap Muslim says
should we pray for the guidance of all humanity when the Holy Quran
says that Allah does not guide and oppressive people, yes you can you
you can make dua that Allah guides them away from their oppression to
how to feel when one can't progress in life when others are
succeeding. Don't thinking about others means you're not thinking
about yourself. Thinking about others looking at others means
you're not working yourself. So just focus on yourself. You have a
sphere of influence and a sphere of concern. All that matters
really is your sphere of influence. Like what can I do for
myself?
Lily Rose says, What about the line in the Quran? When Prophet
knew ask Allah for something and the god essentially says no to it.
Then
you're talking about when he made dua for his son, and ALLAH SubhanA
wa tatis said he, he's not your son.
Or I'm an unavailable site. No, Lisa Menelik in the Ramadan virus,
Allah, he's not from your people. He's a bad deed. Okay. And so
that is a kid situation where you stop making dua for something.
Because Allah told you, but Allah, that that's something that's
unique for Prophet newer, right?
That's not us. No one's gonna receive a revelation, in which
Allah subhanaw taala says him? No. And secondly, it's in the past
already. He died. There is nothing to do. He was just asking what
happened? He wasn't taking permission to make dua for him.
What is our view about the famous Quran trends that have the least
of it?
The the translation of Yusuf Ali and the footnotes the footnotes
had many errors in it, because he started his life off outside of
his sunnah with some others sects. But he became a Sunni Muslim,
and was a man of publication corrected the footnotes. They took
anything that was heretical outside the footnotes, so it
became a book that is possible for people to read.
Any works you recommend on the topic of loneliness and lack of
friends and community? Hmm.
What do you guys know about that?
You can read the virtues of seclusion. Yeah.
On how to benefit from that.
But I don't I don't think you need books on that. I think you
actually need the book may make it worse. You need to actually go out
and be active and learn how to talk. Many people don't know how
to talk. So how do you talk you say sit I'm gonna come you smile
at someone
You ask a question not and you have to understand there's a
barrier of questions.
Where you just jogging yourself.
Okay, good, good.
Well, that's a good little exercise trick.
You have to learn what is the level of a non invasive question,
right? And you start asking those questions, and people should
understand this is just creating conversation, right? And if
they're a Muslim who understands the nature of Sahaba, they should
reciprocate, right?
And you have to know that barrier, though. And you can't pass into
invasive questions. And you have to know what is too much and too
little. Right? And you have to be able to read that body language.
So when you sit someone next to somebody, and you ask them a
simple question, how are you? Pretty good? You wait to see what
they answer. If they're just answering one word, they don't
want to talk. So you leave them alone? But if they answer and then
they asked about su question back, or they make an observation,
right, then you know, they want to talk.
So
conversation, in my opinion, starting up a conversation is a
little bit of an art, but I think it can be broken down into a
science.
Right? Where it's like principles like ask smile. First, we ask a
non invasive question, now gauge the answer. If the person just
gives you a one word answer, they don't want to talk. So leave them
alone. Right? If the person answers you, and then adds to it,
right?
Like you sit down, and you say, I hope this is gonna be a good
flight. And the person says, Yeah, you should have seen the flight I
was in last time. Okay, they want to talk, right? So now when they
say that, you also have to reciprocate that right? How to
tell a story of your own, ask a question about it. People love to
talk about themselves. You want to make friends, ask them about
themselves, make them the topic. And if you make yourself the
topic, people don't necessarily want to talk about you. They want
to talk about themselves. They want to tell you about their own
story. So keep asking, Well, what that what happened after that?
What happened after that? How did you handle that all of a sudden,
he feels like this is a great conversation, because I'm the
protagonist of this little story that I'm telling, then you could
share a little story about yourself, but not too much.
Because also a suspicious when all the information flow is coming one
way. That's suspicious, right? Like you're asking all the
questions, and he's given all this information. But hey, we don't
know anything about you. This is like, he feels like you're a spy
or something. Right? So you have to volunteer something from
yourself every once in a while. But you really have to understand
the level of where is too much. And where is too little. Because
that also freaks people out.
Yeah, well, your first time talking to them. Well, my mom died
when I was fine. I don't need this. Okay. You don't know what to
say like, yeah, it's like, man, that's not philosophy. It's done
with it's dead in the water at this point. Because there's no way
I can reciprocate that. Might you want a hug? Do you want some
sympathy? I don't even know you write like, yeah, I don't even
know your name. I don't know anything about you. Now you're
telling me the sob story of your life? Right. And it's miskeen when
people
repeatedly make this mistake in life repeatedly. No one has ever
taught them when to turn to put the brakes on. Right? Or how about
people who immediately within boom, there, they give you their
politics? Right. Immediately. They give you their or they'll they'll
they'll take an opinion. on a on a tough issue. Right? Like
controversial. Yeah. Like I get on the get on the airplane. Hey,
where are you headed? Oh, I'm going to fight abortion. Like, we
really want to get into this right now. Like a very
subtle, yeah. Subtle, passive type of way. By the way. Yeah. It's
like Joe Biden, you know? Yeah, exactly. Talking about Biden and
and making you know that they're, they're Trump people, or they're
the right wing people. It's like, do I need to go this route right
now? I don't need we don't need we don't know each other. And I don't
want to go into this, right. So these people are when you sense
that, save yourself the trouble and close that door pretty quick,
right? Whatever it is when they make you uncomfortable by going
too much too far. Right? So too much too fast, I should say. Crazy
how like the social skills are like a distinguishing factor
nowadays. Yeah. When back in the day was this is probably just
like, if you didn't know this, you're just a weirdo. Everyone has
social skills today has to be taught today. It's like like for
interviews for example, right? Yeah, in the CS field. You look at
90% These guys like they know how to code and everything but they
cannot speak at all. No, they can like they get into an interview.
They know all this stuff. Yeah, like they start stuttering the
first second Wow. They don't know how to talk. They don't know how
to talk, scream, no social skills. Yeah, the one who has this. It's
such a good like, it gives you such an it's such an advantage.
It's an advantage. And here's the thing, how easy is it to like walk
in the room, have make sure your head is up, not arched down so
that people think you're confident. You're not You're
lacking confidence and
and looked at people in the eye and just say greet them whether
they're Muslim or not like you're gonna greet them in different
however you greet them with a smile. That's it. How simple is
that? And when a teenager does that he looks so mature, all of a
sudden, everyone puts him here, because teenagers tend to walk in
mumble and they don't smile, right? But when they get used to
walk in a room, smile at the person, and and then when they
they always say, I don't know what to say. Don't say anything. Ask a
generic question. How are you feeling today? Right? Say a
generic thing. The weather's great out today. Anyone could say these
things.
You want to learn social skills, hang out with people in
advertising and business. Right? Because they're the ones who need
social skills to survive. People who need to sell you something
socially awkward with religion as well.
Oh, that's true. So many people. So many people have a type of
false hat. And
and their religious people come off sometimes as awkward for that
reason. Right. Like there was a teacher once in local Samak
school, complained to me, she said, I taught kids for years. And
as soon as they start taking classes, and they see me in the
hall, the Masjid.
They're a little nervous, right? They're walking down like this.
And this, like, I'm old enough to be their mom and their grandma,
and they're lowering the gaze with me, right? And they're saying that
about like someone who was their teacher for third grade and fifth
grade and stuff like that, right? It's almost like they they don't
know where to put the line yet. And that's where you only learn
that stuff by living and making mistakes
elfin Landy from Finland says should we finish our few basically
before moving geography plus, yes, when it comes to the arcade and
the fifth test, you have to finish the intro level before you go to
the higher level.
Please start a movement of Muslims to cooperate with each other.
We need a guild. What did you think of the guild or the
fraternity that called themselves LF Lam? Meem?
Yeah, it's it's a fraternity
called LF lamb you know, they always go by Phi Beta Kappa and
all these Greek letters.
Is that right though to call it adverse of Quran? I don't think
so. You're gonna put on the t shirt. Where's that T shirt going
when it's dirty? And the laundry with your underwear? Goofy didn't
say anything to me.
What do you think about that?
I don't think the Quran should be used in those places that could be
thrown around, you know, shirt can be thrown around. But the title of
your frat is Elif Lam meme so I don't know what that
what the what the ruling is on that. But anyway, it is a Muslim
fraternity that they want to help other Muslims so there forget the
name aside. You can you can go to college and start your own
chapter of elephant I mean, let's look look. Let's look up the set
the status of LF
ALM isn't that a sickness though?
They call it
ALM.
Like the iceberg? Yeah. In the ALS als sorry, alm fraternity.
Every college has one.
Okay, well, we know what's going on in these frets. So like, this
is an Islamic one. But what are they about? That's what we need to
know. If you're doing all that stuff. Like, indefinitely. That's
a no, no, no, they're they're trying to actually be an Islamic
fraternity. Then trying to take back a narrative of Fred's is out
there. Yeah, like,
like sulla.
Yeah. Help each other out. Oh, no, the other friends look at like,
you got all these fads competing. Yeah, stop drinking.
Okay, so Elif Lam, Meem. Okay, they did change it alpha lambda
mu.
Okay. Also known as LF lamb meme.
And their symbol is the sandal of the Prophet with edit, flam meme,
written it in it, connecting building and sustaining a lifelong
Brotherhood as the first Muslim interest fraternity in America.
Okay. The word fraternity is brotherhood. And it's a cool word
in Arabic, right? So this is the thing where they just took
something that existed in the world. And they
try to flip it right and try to make something good out of it.
Potential for young men has to be of great benefit in society, but
that potential needs support, and blah, blah, blah. Now, why don't
we who the New York Times covered this thing.
And their thing is to wear a red Koofi and that's their thing. And
they do marches. The New York Times covered them. All right.
Huffington Post covered them.
I guess they got the same thing that people
said about them for the time being being a verse of Quran. So they
made it alpha lambda mu
Ruckers make, why don't we get the guy here? The founder of this
fret? It mean he needs he needs some support here. We got our own
building and stuff. Yeah.
Organization opens up to the other ones. There's hi I mean, like I
say started
off lamb rounds, but but MSA is a club and this is a fret
different right.
There's still
like the whole building and you know, yeah, like we should do one.
All right national shooter has the following members. All right who's
the chief? The
there's a lot of different people from a lot of different
universities, UT D
UT Dallas. Most of them are at UT Dallas another one is a college
here I can't really see what the logo is
okay, can you can what's his name? Ahmed? All right, bring them on.
Let's see what this organization is all about. Ruckers huh. We need
one I record Yeah, we need one. So let's promote this. Let's give
them a little promo because it's a good intention. Southern Islam,
National Director of standards. National immunise have met Fez,
Lani, okay. tofi actually Wallah
maybe related to ours surely wala Mohammed Muhammad Madani?
Amen. Okay, bid Hindi Junaid
Omar Sohail
Shari are Jamal, and then they have advisors.
So I think it's a general it's a general Mazloum keep, they
probably seems that they just keep it really
simple. Right? And I don't think that they have
oh, they have a national they have a ZX era. Really? Yeah. This era
traveling to spread alpha lambda mu, the colonization program.
Alright, it's to familiarize the principles of this organization.
Alright, let's go to the next section is interesting. Alright,
national retreat.
Okay, they have a national retreat. They spend time away from
normal life. The profits always took a retreats. Okay. But there's
no no much detail on what the next retreat is. Let's take a look at
the National Conference who's speaking there?
Not much yoga Ma. Update your website.
There into the island program, AMERICAN Learning Institute for
Muslims with Obaidullah Evans. Okay.
Yeah, don't they have Oh, guess what their month is?
Less this summer. Guess what their month is the month in which they
do their activity.
Now?
Ah, October,
October, October, aka H Tober. Okay. That's their national
philanthropic event that takes place all throughout the month of
October in 2020 to October focused on benefiting women's shelters and
victims of domestic abuse
across the nation. Four out of seven active chapters collected
11k.
Okay. And they had UT Austin raised the most during their
inaugural October.
All right, so where are they? They're, they're in Wisconsin.
They're in ASU. They're in UT Austin, UT Dallas, the
representative for colleges,
for universities, okay.
So bring the guy on. We'll see what it's all about.
Regional retreat, again, nothing yet out there for the regional
retreat. Ladies and gentlemen, it is three o'clock. We finished
today talking about the seven times in which Madina Munawwara
was attacked or intended to attack to be attacked. And we talked
about
original are we went back earlier and we did talk about
we read Imran Khan's statement about the prophets of Allah he's
70 The United Nations which inshallah will be in his, the
Museum of his hasnat and with that
we will wrap up and we will come back to you tomorrow in sha Allah
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