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welcome everybody to the stuffiness it nothing but facts
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Sorry about that everybody. So it happens sometimes you never know
what happens when technology just gets glitchy
but people are afraid of a certain Hadith and and that is the Hadith
that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, I said do Nessie
Bella and lamb, Thumbelina, Luna familia, Lydian EO Luna home,
okay, the worst of people in tribulation
are the prophets then those after the minnows after them? So many
people say, Well, I don't know if I want to advance. Because there's
all these tests. Well, what you have to realize is that not only
are all these tests, but there's also all this protection. So we're
going to read here the chapter of from the Shiva of cada yeld, on
the protection of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam, the
how much the Prophet peace be upon him was actually protected. And so
this hadith starts he starts with the hadith of forgetfulness. How
can you profit forget something about sulla? Well, the answer is
that he was made to forget, so that he could set an example. And
that's the big difference between for example, let's say,
Christianity, where Jesus is like, doesn't
there no examples where he lives normal life, he's not normal.
That's why Allah subhanaw taala always calls him Ruhollah. Meaning
he is a very unique command from Allah and has his own way of
living with his own existence. Okay.
And so that his his first existence and his last is not the
example for all of mankind. The example for all of mankind until
the end of time is the messenger PSP Vaughn who lives that normal
life that has its ups and its downs, and has things such as
forgetfulness. So one time the Prophet peace be upon him was
praying the salah it was a four but our God Salah was selected
officer, and he slammed out of Toorak us Zulia Dane got up and
asked the Prophet a question of Kasota to solid so I'm gonna seat
is a Salah shortened or did you forget the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam said CUDA that he could have made all of that did
not happen none of that happened
Ludia Dane said it must have been one of them. Okay.
All right.
Call the yard says My position is that the matter can only be based
on either a position which allows a prophet to have doubt and error
regarding things which are not actually part of the message.
Okay, so a prophet can forget
something that is not a part of the message. So this is he did not
forget if the Jota has for lockouts or to
rally rather the prophets forgot or forgot that specifics Allah
or had a doubt.
Right, and this is necessary for him to set an example.
As for those who say oversight and forgetfulness is impossible for
the Prophet, well, then the whole incident would have to be deemed
false, which they can't deem false because the transmission is
sounds, and it happened in front of all the sahaba. So that's out
of the question.
And some others say no, he deliberately
forgot. And that's a possibility. All right, but actually, sorry,
it's that's not a possibility. Because there's no such thing as
deliberately forgetting. Right? The prophesy Center said in Nima
ENSA Oh Gunas
okay.
I forget or are made to forget. In other words, it is intentional,
that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was made to forget all
right.
And in another example here, they say in another opinion that he
didn't forget at all.
He deliberately did it.
But wait a second. All right.
Is that possible? Yes, it's possible. This is opinion is cloud
ayaats. Is it possible, right? Because in a costume that is
solid, I'm gonna seat
Alright, did you forget or is the sprayer short in the province that
neither of those is the case? Right?
So the one who forgets, doesn't realize that he forgot. That's the
first thing. So that's so his statement is true if he forgot his
statement is true.
If he was,
he deliberately did it, then his statement is still true. Right? If
he deliberately prayed to it, because to set the example, then
it statement is true that neither did I forget, nor was this prayer
shortened. Right.
Okay, so that is a commendable opinion, according to Claudia,
right now as for the impossibility of oversight on his part where
speeches concerning the permissibility of oversight by
him, were no speeches concerned, there are various answers. One
answer is that the prophets of Allah who had he was speaking
about what he thought was the case. And he was aware of and what
he was aware of. As for his denial that he's short in the prayer will
be true and verifiably inwardly and outwardly. As for his
forgetting, the prophet reported about what he believed to be the
case. And that's, that's what your mocha did if the tech leaf is what
you believe to be the case,
is what you believe to be the case. It was as if the statement
referred to what he thought even if he did not express it in that
way, this is also true. Second possibility I did not forget.
It refers to the Senate, I give this to them, but overlooked
number of records possible, but improbable. A third position, the
most improbable of all, it was not one of
it was not either of these things mean that it was not both
shortening and forgetfulness that were involved, but only one of
them. Now that's a far that's far off. That's not what the prophet
meant. He meant neither of them he didn't mean neither combined.
All right, so this is what the Imam say.
What appears to me so that's called their job to be the closest
of all these positions. And the closest to the truth is that I did
not forget is a negation. It is very bad for anyone to say I
forgot such and such an idea. The truth is he was made to forget and
indeed, in one of the versions is I did not forget, but I was made
to forget. Now the words, even his forgetting is part of the touchy
part of the law giving by Allah subhanaw taala. Even when he's he
forgets, it is part of the law and it's part of the religion. It's
something it's divinely ordained so that he could set an example.
Okay.
When Dhulia Dane asked him, has a prayer been shortened, or have you
forgotten, the prophet denied that it was shortened? Okay. And then
he had forgotten by himself or that anything of that nature could
occur.
Who was made to forget? All right, he then realized that he had been
made to forget and that the reason for it was to set the Sunnah of
what to do if you forgot something in the Salah, and that is to pray
to sujood a cell before the salam and then repeat that to here. And
then Salam,
give the salam. If you add it to the Salah, then you pray sudo DISA
who after the salam, recite that to hear and give one more Salam,
okay.
That's how you do it.
Right.
Another physician is what I found in the words of one of the few, he
said the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam became distracted in his
prayer but did not forget. He was occasionally distracted from the
movements of the prayer by concentration on the contents of
the prayer. So this is not a heedless forgetfulness. All right,
it was in being engrossed in the meanings of the SUTA. Okay, or the
DUA that he's making in the sujood in my opinion, says cadeia, the
prophets words were directed at one of the two kinds of
forgetfulness. He meant that he did not give the synonym after
only two records in order not to complete the prayer rather, he
forgot, but his forgetfulness was not of his own making. I did not
forget but I made to forget, so that I may establish a sunnah go
into Mensa when I suddenly Asuna Okay, as for the stories in the
text of the Quran, containing the words of Ibrahim in Nissa T, I'm
sick. All right. And the other thing of Prophet Ibrahim, he
wasn't sick, but he said he was sick. How about Belfair Allahu
Kaviraj home their big one did it
all right, Prophet salallahu it was oh, by the way are we
remembering to put these on the playlist?
Yeah
okay.
So how could a profit say this when he wasn't sick? And the big
one didn't do it so profitable you all know profit behemoth a synonym
broke all the idols place the
x were the sledgehammer
in the hand of a of the big idol, okay.
And then said the big one did it. But of course he meant that
He the thumb, his thumb because you can't do something
without your big thumb, your big finger.
All right.
So what are the scholars say about this?
What about this hadith that says that
the king of Egypt at that time in order to show his dominance over
everybody who would spend a night with everyone's wife
to show his * over them
to break the men around him spend the night with everyone's wife. He
took that right to himself. So when he came with Ibrahima a
saying the brain came with SATA, to protector, he said, Say that
you're my sister. She said, I'm not your sister. That's a lie. She
said, No, you're my sister. And even
in the moment we know Nicola believers, our siblings amongst
like a brotherhood, okay, so these are also equivocations, which are
called what tilde tilde. tilde is an equivocation that you
understand what you intended, but you've worded it in a way that
could have two different meanings. And you mean one, and you know
that the opposite person is going to mean the other.
Okay, another one example of equivocation or Tonia is when a
Naja she came to the Prophet she believed in the Prophet sallallahu
sallam, but yet
he tried to his people were angry. And they said to him, we don't
know now what your position is. So he wrote La ilaha illAllah
Muhammad Rasool Allah on a piece of paper and put in his pocket. He
said, You told me what you believe.
And they said, they recited their, you know, Trinity. And he pointed
to his paper in his pocket and he said, I believe in this and they
thought okay, he agrees with us, but he knew inside of Allah, that
he meant the paper and so that's why synergy breed came to the
prophets of Allah he's adamant said pray just as over him in the
Shafia All right.
The chef came and said, that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam set the example of salatu
salam
and magic he has said no, there's no such thing as solid solid.
Solid silica is a concept that is praying Janessa over someone who
is far away
and we say about this that are thematic essay about this at no it
wasn't so lots of it was that there was no one to pray behind
him. No one knew he was a Muslim. And Santa Gibreel informed the
prophesy Saddam. And so it's the Sunnah, that if someone dies, the
nearest people who learn about him pray upon him. Let's say you
learned that someone died off the coast of Florida. The nearest
master to the coast of Florida is the one who prays so Jen has upon
him. It wouldn't be for example, the people in Virginia or Maryland
or something like that, right, which are the states north of
Florida, it would be just the the nearest state. The Shafia took a
different opinion the Shafi said that
it's a
it's akin to a dot Jeunesses like a DA so anybody could do so.
So the medic is no it's because that was one specific case for the
Prophet, peace be upon him because he was informed by Jibreel. Hence
is not similar to was not selected.
Okay.
Now let's talk about in the Sapim Hassanal Bossard. He said, I am
sick as every creature is subjected to illness, right? I
become sick, it's possible for me to become sick. Others said no, he
means he is sick in his heart at the shitcan rejection and
obstinacy from hearing the message of toe heat, which is fine,
because sickness can have a physical meaning, and it could
have a moral meaning.
And people say it all the time in in the English language. And so
it's possible that it meant
it meant that in the
in Arabic to
write
it is also said that he was alluding to the weakness of his
persuasive persuasiveness, which is not we would say, No, Saint
Abraham never had weakness in persuasion in his persuasive
methods. It's they who had
weakness and understanding, okay, he says, I am sick, meaning my
arguments are weak. No, that's not correct. As for his words, the big
one did it better for Allah who can do to whom? He made it
conditional? As if we're saying if it can speak did
This was to center the people because they say, How can an idol
do this when it can't even speak? It can't even move.
So he said then
you just answered yourself. How do you worship someone that can't
move?
Okay, as for his statement, my sister, the Tonia in which he
said, say you're my sister. He made it clear. And you're my
sister in Iman. And the Quran makes it clear and Pseudotsuga
ZURB in the moment, Mina Aqua foster Hobin, aka Waco,
if you say that the prophet called them lies. No, he meant, all
right. And when the Prophet said three lies, meaning that in the
eyes of those people, it was not what they didn't understand it
correctly. All right.
And that's in the hadith of intercession that each prophet had
something that was less than perfect. And as a result, that
Prophet held himself to be not
worthy of intercession yet the prophets I Sam did not have any of
this. And what Adam is a Salam accused himself of how can I stand
before Allah for intercession? When I'm the one who ate from the
tree, new Haile Salam, how can I stand before the people to try to
save them now when I made dot for them to be flooded? Okay. Then
they came to Musa alayhis salam, he said, I killed Ibrahim Ali
Salam he said I had three three times. I did Tonia.
They came to the Prophet
Musa they said and he said I killed him in they came to the
Prophet I used to be mme and of course, he called them out by
accident came evasive and muddy him. He said I was worshipped on
the earth after this, after my passing, I was worth on earth and
they came to the prophesy suddenly said this is for me, this is for
me and this was the the one dua that the Prophet was had saved
was for the intercession.
Right and the order of the intercession is that the
intercession happens before
that he said
the taking into account
okay.
So why would Prophet Ibrahim deem himself
deem himself sort of guilty in a sense for the toady it simply
because prophets, for them to do a halal thing is less than the
highest thing? Okay. So that's where that's the difference here.
So the profits themselves are, how they hold themselves to a higher
level. And as a result of that
he's deemed himself ineligible for the grant intercession. Okay, and
that is the great intercession then there are lesser
intercessions after that.
Okay.
What about in war and the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam was
going on a raid, but he pretended that they were going somewhere
else. There's no dispute about this. Because concealing from the
enemy is okay. Lying to the enemy is okay. Think about this, the
What rights do the enemies have over you? You are going to kill
them. Right? We all understand that in war. They're trying to
kill you. You're trying to kill them. So they don't have the right
to know your, your the truth from you. Okay, they have a few rights
only is that they're not be mutilated. That's one of the
rights, that they're the innocent and non combatants not be
attacked. That's one of the rights. Okay.
Does the Prophet do other prophets intercede for their nations? Yes,
every prophet intercedes for his nation. And then within that
nation, different martyrs and scholars and people who did good
deeds, the and those whom Allah chooses, they're all given a set
number of people that they can intercede upon,
or on whose behalf they may intercede.
So there's no sense in a prophet or a general saying, Oh, we're
going tomorrow to to,
to raid so and so and here's our military plan. Well, that's
absurd, right? Nobody does that the in the NFL, they protect their
game plans.
You know,
they protect their game plans, probably with with security.
What's worse, lying to someone or killing them? That's exactly it.
They were gonna kill you. Right? We're trying to kill you. So lying
to them? Do you have no right to the truth is a lot worse. So like,
yeah. How can you say well, lying is you know, exactly, exactly. So
that's why it's one of the cases where you're allowed to lie.
You're allowed to lie in a couple cases. Guys, such as somebody
whose feelings would be hurt. And it's not a matter of rights.
That's the difference, right? It's not a matter of rights. There's no
financial there's no legal rights involved with the person. So if
someone invites you to dinner
They open up a new restaurant and they say, Oh, what do you think of
the restaurant? You say to them? Oh, it's great. Food was amazing.
Although you did actually didn't like the food.
You didn't actually like the food. That's okay. You're allowed to
tell that lie. Okay? Or someone says, Oh, what do you think of
this new soap? And they're just, it's just talk, right? You're
allowed to say yes, it's wonderful. Okay, especially for
your family, a man or a woman came to on whatever cooked up. And a
man drags his wife to I'm gonna put up.
I'm gonna settle again. He admits that we're getting divorced, or
said he loved this woman.
He said.
He said, she doesn't love me anymore.
He said, Let me speak to her. Because he didn't think that this
was possible. He said that.
Did you tell him that you don't love him? She said yes. He said,
What would you say something like this? She said, Oh my God. He
said, Do you love me? I said, Yes. He said, By Allah, do you love me?
I said, Yes. He said, swear by Allah that You love me.
And she said, I thought I'm going to be sinful. So I swore by Allah
and I said the truth. He said, No, this situation, you don't have to
say that. Right?
You shouldn't have said that.
All right.
See, this is the guidance and teaching of the Satakarni and it
salaam because this is actually stuff that's important.
Some may take it literally. And many, many, many people they have
trip ups in religion really, they get like really?
There they trip up in piety.
They trip up in their piety they try to they may imagine that
things have to be harder than it actually is. Okay?
Here's a question on the intercession of the Prophet peace
be upon him is the intercession on pm a proof of the permissive be of
is Takata. Allow.
I never saw it specifically as a proof for that.
But a person could say oh Allah make the prophet or SOFIA a
numeral CLIA, and there's nothing wrong with that.
Okay, you might ask you about the meaning of mu says words Sedna
Musa A Salam, which person has the most knowledge and he replied, I
know most and then Allah to Allah reminded him that he should
attribute his knowledge to Allah. And then he says rather a slave of
ours at the junction of two C's knows more than you. Okay, so how
do we answer that did the Prophet Musa All right?
Was he incorrect in saying that he was the most knowledgeable? No,
because he is the most he was the most knowledgeable, but he didn't
have the same knowledge that killer had.
Okay, he's not name is not mentioned the Quran is killer. But
we know him in the Hadith known as killer that he himself, he had a
different knowledge.
So no, you don't it, he has more knowledge than you in certain
fields in a certain dimension.
And here, there is something else, you could probably spend a whole
livestream on here, but there's not much.
I don't want to say there's no benefit. But
it doesn't necessarily apply to us because he's got his own law. And
the parts about good that are that are beautiful. They're related.
They're under the category of Macassar fats, and Castor fats of
Alma, who have said that had their lives until the battles of the end
times and he dies in one of the battles of the end of time by the
at the end of the dead gel, and that he lives half of his life is
in this dunya and the other half is almost as if in the butter sock
or something.
And that he does not eat, his food is thicker. So he has his own law.
Just like we said earlier, Sedna, Isa Medina, he has his own law.
Okay.
His own law in that law, I don't mean Shediac. I mean, physically,
in his reality, he can resurrect the dead. He can do all these
modules and that nobody else did. Okay, he can go and be lifted into
the sky, into the heavens for over 1000 years and come back.
Okay.
No one else does this. So here's Ali Salam is in the dunya. And
that he it is said about him, that he's everywhere where there's a
calamity and his job is to roam the Earth, helping people and he
attends the gatherings of knowledge and the gatherings of
vicar in a spirit of helping the Muslims.
And when one scholar I heard talking, he said if you ever want
to see could go to any relief site.
Go to relief like now there's an earthquake in Morocco. That
happened last Friday, May Allah Tala protects
The country from having any, you know, After Effects, or all the
side effects and all the deaths May Allah Tada have mercy upon all
those who passed away and make the murderers shall head up to death
of a murderer. But they say that
in any of those relief sites could that is there and Allah knows
best. But I personally believe those few, but it's not a belief
that is opt into that we can prove it's just their claim, but knowing
who they are and their stature, and how many reports from the
scholars that good that is seen.
So I personally accept it.
Right. But again, we can't make a Aki to write it's their claim. And
when a when a truthful person makes a claim, it's up to you to
believe him or not.
And there are so many, so many scholars that said, color can be
seen. Okay, what is the law of the law that hid their lives by is
physically speaking, he doesn't need he doesn't live with with
what we need, the human needs that we have, he doesn't have. Okay.
Secondly, that he takes different forms take different forms. Yeah.
And he takes the form of a very modest form usually, that people
would no pay no attention to, in whatever culture it is.
It would look like just fit in. secondly, thirdly, that he is
shown if future events, when he's shown them, it's a sign for him to
to try to stop it.
So what he's shown is not the future, it's a possible future.
Okay, it's a possible future. Or it's a future for one person, but
he could protect another person from it. So for example, he was
shown that there's going to be a
pirate or a king and oppressive King taking ships. So that's a
fact, it's not going to change. But he can protect the weak
fishermen from that, how, by breaking their ship making them
stay home for a few days, while that King passes by. That's an
example of that.
That's what I mean that he is living on his own law.
And the reason I say that is I'm not gonna say it's irrelevant for
us, or unimportant, because he is mentioned in the Quran, and
therefore he's important, very important, but what I'm saying is
that there's no Shetty from kinder to us. And there's no certainty
absolute certainty about the nature of his life.
Okay, these are the claims from the Allah map that he lives on
until the end, the battles of end times. But big I'm sure we can
collect a you know, pretty decent sized booklet of the scholars
who established that their lives like this, and I'm pretty sure
that CLT has an essay on it. Could you look that up? That'll be
really fascinating to read.
Hi, it is a little nebith a little bit of a nugget on said no good.
Okay.
Okay, and secondly, the answer to the saying that did was Moses
Moses correct drink right. Yet? Well, he was answering. He was
answering according to his knowledge so according to my
knowledge, I'm the most knowledgeable person on earth okay
all right.
So the all these are we call my cottage understandings, how do we
bring two things together and you have to get a MK Raj away out from
contradiction.
Reading here from the Chifa of cloud there yet, only come more
chap paragraphs here. He says here. This is why the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, preserving himself from the same
thing happening in this case. And this is part of knowledge he was
given. He says, I'm the master of the children of Adam, and there is
no boasting in this. He's informing us that He is the chief
of human beings. Human beings need to have a chief, it's Satakarni
anally salatu salam. And there's no boasting in this.
This hadith is one of the arguments used by those who
maintain that, hey, there was a prophet, since he said, I know
more than Moses. And the elite cannot have more knowledge than a
prophet, whereas the prophets vary in knowledge. So there's a very,
very strong argument that could there is a prophet. Otherwise, how
does he have his own law? Wouldn't he be subjected to another
messengers law, or another prophets law? Or is he not exactly
McAuliffe anymore because of the way that or he's not more cut
enough to follow any profit because of how he lives? We don't
know.
Have any you know, there is no concept like that? There is no
concept of somebody, you know, being having an intellect yet not
being kind of like there's no you, you have to bring a proof for them
say because he entered some spiritual state and where he's no
longer mocha left to follow prophets. No Where did you get
that
same kid there says in the Quran I did not do it of my own biding my
own bidding.
Okay.
He indicated that what he did came through Revelation. So therefore,
he's taking full on actions, breaking a ship killing a person
fixing a wall.
From why, okay?
Some people say no, it was on the command of another prophet, and
this is very weak
none of the people of traditions have related anything which can be
relied upon in this regard.
If we considered I know more than you not to be
a general statement, but particular to a specific case.
That's really what we understand. So here there are new a specific
realm
of knowledge that Moses didn't know, that's where it makes sense
for us to say, okay, there knew more. No, he knew more in this
field. Okay, it's always really good to hang out with people who
are knowledgeable in a different field than you.
Right? Where you literally don't know. And I usually, when I'm with
doctors, I pester them, and I learn.
I learn a lot. Let me tell you something amazing in the field of
medicine.
So
radiation, when there's a tumor,
they use radiation is one of the techniques and why radiation is
nice, because it literally it's instantaneous, just like going for
an x ray.
There are no side effects, except maybe
the skin gets a little red. So I was always wondering, like, how
does the radiation and my might to So what my Majan ation of the
radiation was that it's as a single beam. I don't like how does
it destroy the tumor, not destroying everything in the
middle, right?
And
the doctor said, No, no, no, no, it's not like that at all. It's
hundreds of rays of a small magnitude. And they meet together
at the location of the tumor,
and they destroy the tumor.
But they don't destroy the skin or the bones. Now listen to this
piece of technology, that's just blows my mind away. Even the the
the oncologist I was sitting with, he doesn't know how it works.
There is now a beam of radiation you send it in,
it goes into the skin through the skin through the bone, it gets to
the tumor exactly where you want it to be, then they turn it on.
It's like they turn the voltage on, it blows up that tumor
completely zaps. It
kills it. And then they turn it off again. And then it exits with
a very low
you know, amount of radiation. So that it's basically like, a
controlled the energy of, of the radiation. I don't know what what
is the unit for radiation. I don't know what the unit is even. Right?
I was gonna say voltage or wattage, right? But it's amazing.
Like, this is something that
I got to know more about it. I'm like, fascinated by the concept
that it goes in. Alright, hits a tumor, they turn it on, then they
turn it off again and exits that because gotta exit the body just
doesn't just stay there. Right?
Got to exit the body.
So Lily roses call this proton. Yeah, it's proton. That word is in
the name of it. That's fascinating. You got to sit with
people who know something that you have no clue about. And just, you
know, realize how many fields of knowledge there. There used to be
a time probably not over 500 years ago, where if you were studious.
By age 35, you'd learned everything there was to learn.
Like human knowledge was not that great. And that's why you had
polymaths
polymaths scholars in every field Scott, he's a mathematician and
astrologer or astronomer.
He's a physician. Okay, he everything fucky a Mufti
everything.
I'm gonna look up this proton thing in a second.
It's good to have to,
you know have a variety of knowledge. Once you learn stuff
you start realizing
How they get how people spend their perfect, you know, their,
their whole life doing it. Okay.
Proton beam therapy says Lily
okay
all right, let's stop here in terms of the meaning of profits
forgetting or not knowing something, that's what it means.
Let's now turn.
What are we turning to now?
Proton beam therapy, we'll look at that in a second. I have a quiz
for everybody here.
I was asked recently
that
a man said to me,
I have something, I discovered a website for something.
And the shipping to my house is
more efficient than to my friend's house.
So he said, I'll buy it. And then you buy it from me, right? Is this
a valid contract in Islam?
So I'm gonna go buy it from the internet,
then I'll sell it to you.
Is this valid or not?
And the answer is that the full QA said, at that, provided that it
takes you three days or less to obtain the item and you have a
certainty that you can obtain the item, then it's valid.
But he has to pay you now.
Got to pay you now.
Can't pay you later.
Why is that?
Because a shittier only want wants one debt
to be active at a time. If I say I'm gonna buy it for you, and you
say I'll pay you.
So I'm going to obtain the item from for you.
And you're going to pay me later. And that's a deal. If that's a
deal. That's two debts. That's a debt for a bailout Kellyville
kalip. By Oh, David dean. And that's not permitted. You have to
understand that it's one of the
it's one of the themes of the Sharia. It's a theme of the Sharia
to reduce the number of deaths possible cannot sell debt for
debt. Okay. And so, what would make this valid is that if it
takes three days or less, and that's it, she had a number that
Malik said three days or less for me to obtain the goods. But you
have to pay me on the spot that's called Selim.
Selim.
It's usually it's the opposite.
Good, but it's the case where the seller
he has he's got the stuff but is to have it rigged with him right
now.
And the buyer wants to secure it.
So And where's this most use in agriculture and farming? It's
called setup. Let's read from Abizaid so we could get some some
learn some FIP whatever some is selling me for Odle what a rocky
what Haiwan with Tom what a dummy the stuff in myeloma so has ever
CIFA my room. A specific specific description, like red apples,
green apples. Okay.
X amount of kilograms of green apples. I need them from my
restaurant or from my shop. Got what edgeley maloom? And the man
says yes, I will give it to you as soon as they harvest. Okay? You
have to give it you can't just say here's take 100 bucks give me the
apples when you get them. No, you gotta give me a time. Okay, the
harvest time is a time
where you add Jinora Selma early okay. Oh you Akira who? Ultimately
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Okay, if he needs to get the money you get 333 to get the money. What
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of course, that the currency, what you're paying, and what you're
receiving have to be of different a Jeunesse
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and yo, yo Karela who che and famously he suffered and whom was
forgotten or never with a Salif
will aid us who day in on be Dane. Okay, that's what we meant. What's
that hero Silicon Valley b sub c il resourcing Illa. Mahalia Salem
coma bow the mineral aka
mindat ik well will add us with fesko. Dane and Fedayeen. Now he
gets into debt for debt. So it's one of the
themes of the Sharia that
the theme of the Sharia that you can't have multiple, you don't
want multiple deaths. All right, now, can I do is there sell them
for a service?
That's a good question.
Or is it only for an item? So for example, Ken, I'm going to tutor
you and Matthews $200 up front, tutor, my daughter in math or
something like that. Okay.
That's a good question. Is there Selim, but no, I'll tell you why
there. It's not it won't be called Salam, it's not Salam. Because in
that it would be a Giada. I'll tell you why. Because the moment
that you begin
the service, that's the obtaining of the the Ijarah. Okay, it's
Ijarah. It's rental, it's a rent, or a higher we call it a higher
rent and a higher similar things in the shadow Ijarah. Okay. So
when I rent your services, okay.
It's, it's a type of contract where I pay you, the moment you
begin. It's as if you've given it to me, okay?
So if I say, Hey, listen, here's 200 bucks, tutor, my daughter in
math.
And give her you know, let's say XYZ hours of math tutoring.
And say, Okay, I'll start preparing the moment he's, he's
preparing. colorless.
So same thing, if it's life coaching, or same thing, if it's a
service like that as soon as the person begins thinking about
alright, what am I going to do with this person? What am I going
to do? What am I it's that's as if you get it so shut off, he begin
to provide you the service.
hellos is good. And the seller has at least 15 days difference. For
it to be Selim. I had said three days, I meant three days, the
correct was three days to get you the money, maximum three days to
go get you the money. So then it's not considered debt for date debt
for debt, you get three days to go get the money. Okay.
But if if I'm going to get you the money in more than three days, and
you're not going to get me the product for a period of time.
That's debt for debt.
So it's like, Let's take an example.
I want to buy a car from you. It's a $5,000. Car. I say, alright, the
car is in California. Right? I got it here. It's it's online. I see
it right here. I just gotta go get it from California. How long is it
gonna take three weeks? Alright, fun. Let me just give you give you
the money now. All right. So that's Selim, right? But that is
it. Oh, shoot. My checks not going to clear. When's it going to clear
in two days? All right, we got to deal your check clears. And today,
you get three days to come up with the money.
That so that's a roster in America that based on HG head, three days
to come up with the money. That is not debt for debt for three days,
because you're in the process of clearing the check. Now, what
would be unlawful? When can you get me the car three weeks? When
can you give me the money? Also three weeks, then no deal. Can't
make a deal on that. Why that's debt for debt.
You see what I'm saying here? Whenever two parties come one of
them's got to bring the cash and only one is in debt. You can't
have debt for debt.
That's the concept of sedum. All right.
That's the concept.
All right. It talks about good. They're here. Is he the Buddha?
No, he's not the Buddha.
Buddha, no.
There's no basis for them to be now Siddhartha Gautama.
So Siddhartha Gautama
may have been a very, it may have been some something of truth to
him, as a righteous person may
Even a profit but we can't say for sure. cannot say for sure. All
right Lana says I used to be a cancer researcher. And it's
honestly crazy just to learn how even chemo was extracted from
plants. Okay, it also new chemo drug from a specific
what'd she say? She did the I think she deleted it.
Okay, let's look up I'm really curious to be honest with you
about this proton therapy. How's it work?
We have a couple more segments who couple things I need to share with
everybody today.
Proton
Maliki clickers calm and where's you? Did you email it to him?
Did you email it? Send it on what's up
okay,
you will know.
Okay, proton therapy. Now this is a this is a type of proton
radiotherapy a type of particle therapy that uses a beam of
protons to irradiate diseased tissue, most often to treat
cancer. So radiation therapy is essentially the same thing as an x
ray. But obviously, much different.
In its direction and everything. The chief advantage of proton
therapy over other types of external beam radiotherapy is that
the dose of protons is deposited over a narrow range of depth.
Hence, in minimal entry and exit.
It doesn't scatter around the radiation like the other one may.
When evaluating whether to treat a tumor with a photon or proton
therapy, physicians may choose proton therapy, if it's important
to deliver a higher radiation dose to a targeted tissue. Now,
sometimes they don't choose that because if it's not very clear
where the cancerous tissue is, they want to get that and the
areas around it. Okay, so they don't want to do that they want to
get a little bit more of a bigger radius. The American Society for
radiation oncology, says that proton therapy is considered
reasonable if sparing the surrounding normal tissue cannot
be adequately achieved with photon based radiotherapy.
I need to know how the beam is like turned off then turned on.
Proton therapy is a type of external beam radiotherapy that
uses ionizing radiation in proton therapy. Medical personnel use a
particle accelerator. There it is, well, you just give it a name. It
does not explain anything particle exerted to target a tumor with a
beam of protons. these charged particles damage the DNA of the
cells killing them and stopping the reproduction and thus
eliminating the tumor. Cancer cells are particularly vulnerable
to attack on DNA. Because of their higher high rate of division, and
their limited ability to repair DNA damage some cancers with
specific DNA repair deaths or specific defects in DNA repair may
be more sensitive.
Alright, this highly conformal beam delivering radiation that
conforms to the shape and the depth of the tumor. Wow, that is
something else if it conforms to the shape and the depth of the
tumor. And it spares the surrounding normal tissue. It's
literally like going into a software and highlighting the
color of the tumor than hitting Delete. Like imagine you have all
the cells are blue and the tumor is yellow, you're able to
highlight the color ever use.
You know Gimp?
What's the other one Adobe Illustrator? Right, you can
highlight a color and then hit delete. That's exactly what this
thing does. For example, when comparing proton therapy to the
most advanced types of photon therapy,
and volume volumetric modulated arc therapy, proton therapy can
give similar high radiation doses. Okay.
But 50 to 60%, lower total body radiation. So you don't you're you
don't want radiation to your whole body. It's not good for you just
for the tumor. Protons can focus energy delivery to fit the tumor
shape, delivering only low dose radiation to surrounding tissue as
a result, there are fewer side effects. All protons of a given
energy have a certain penetration range. Like how do they do it
though? How do they shape it? How do they make it the same shape and
depth and
then only turn it on when it hits that area. Still haven't been
explained to me.
Okay.
All right, what
kind of machine? Do they use? equipment?
A whole bunch of
other stuff. But it still doesn't give me
it doesn't give me the way in which they they do it.
Okay.
And I need to know how they do it.
I need to know how they do it. How does it work?
All right, how it works proton therapy. Like how does that? So
they described it. But I need to I'm curious about
how the beam works. How do they physically get it to do it?
It looks like offline, I'm going to have to do a lot of reading.
All right.
All right. It's the protons are separated from hydrogen atoms and
sped up in a particular accelerator.
Gibberish. So does that mean that they get it? They target it, then
they they turn it on?
Okay, let's take a look at this picture here.
conventional radiation therapy. It's one dose it's one
dose.
But in targeted proton therapy it enters at a certain level
increases when it hits the tumor and exits at a lower level again,
so that the skin doesn't get hurt.
It looks like we're gonna have to do offline reading here because
there are a lot of websites that are telling us how it works. What
they're telling us. They're describing it but how do they get
the technology to do what they're what it's doing? It's amazing.
Okay, and this here's a good website, Texas Center for proton
therapy want to read it? But first ladies and gentlemen. We got
another segment to hear. And we got in the big rig. Let's bring
him on. Can you hear us? There? All right. Why they come with
Scylla Tiktok champ is here. Maliki click in the big rig. Going
from the south over to California and he's wearing what are you
wearing the angels jersey or what? Oh, this is a black cat.
Who are that cat jersey? Who
knows a clothing brand is a clothing brand. Oh, it's not? He's
not a team? Okay. No, no, no, no. To soda. All right. Yeah.
So where are you right now?
Just past Amarillo, Texas. I cleared Oklahoma. I'm about to go
and enter into New Mexico right in about an hour or so. So you want
straight from Oklahoma pass Texas. Yeah, I went all the way drove
past Oklahoma this morning. And then just I'm in Texas right now.
But I'm about to enter New Mexico right now. You got the map. I got
to look at the map because that that part of the town.
Okay, Oklahoma,
Oklahoma City, and then go go west on 40. Okay. And then you hit.
Oh, so you actually spending a lot of time in Texas?
Not not too much. I can get through Texas in about three and a
half hours. Yeah. Go into New Mexico and pass through
Albuquerque. And I'm driving to Arizona. I'm not stopping till I
get to the border of Arizona. So Wow.
Yeah. 650. I clear about 650 to 700 miles a day. So that's roughly
11 hours of driving every day. Wow. So you're you're hitting? I
see here where you are? You're on route 40.
Route 40. Yeah, I'm 51 miles away from took him. took him to court
in New Mexico. So I'm almost at the border. Okay, why don't you
take Why didn't you take
270? Up?
Why don't you take two 744 as a
state control.
Oh, that stinks. Because that means you can take the hypotenuse.
Yeah, now you got to take
you guys remember A squared plus B squared equals C squared, the
right angle. So he's got to drive straight and then up. He's got to
take a and b. He can take the hypotenuse which is root 270 from
Oklahoma City. That can take you really almost you don't have to go
to Texas it'll go to 70 you could take your straight to Colorado.
Well, I'm not got that Colorado's way to north of where
I want to go so I'm going to end up in South East California.
Rancho Cucamonga basically. Oh, that makes sense now to take the
40 Now I understand you know, I'm given tattoo on cancer I'm given
fed to on maps of the southeast. Right. And, and truck driving to
don't forget trucking.
Now Now what were you driving for Tesla?
Space? Oh, no, no, no, I'm, I signed the NDA so I can't really
say who I drove drive for but I got about 20,000 pounds of
furniture in my 53 foot trailer. Okay, because you know, you used
to have that. That gorgeous truck for SpaceX.
Oh, no, no, no, I gotta give them better one that I have about
45,000 miles and I'm driving a 220 23 brand new Kenworth t 680.
That's gorgeous. I'm passing. I'm passing people up all the time.
Now. Microwave. I got refrigerator I got bed everything. Masala.
Oh, yeah. Bathroom.
A bathroom. No, no, that's nice. No, they have to stop the truck
stops no bathroom. You know, honestly, it's sunny. You're going
to drive through the desert today.
The sun's gonna be in your face all day long. And this route 40
takes you straight there. Right. straight there. One turn.
Literally one turn. Yeah, and 15 I'll drop down south to 15, south
at Barstow all the way down to Rancho Cucamonga. I see it here. I
see it here. You're going to turn left on 15 You're literally not
gonna hit a traffic light for like the whole day. Right?
Yeah, I mean, it says 550 miles. Yeah, until I get on the 15th. So
Rancho Cucamonga. Which is right next to Ontario, California. And
it is basically probably sir. Another half a day to La Los
Angeles, right.
No, no, no, no. Um, maybe an hour and a half away from LA once you
get to Rancho Cucamonga. Okay. Okay. Good. So your your hour and
a half from LA Rancho Cucamonga. What is that? What is that? 45
minutes, but 45 minutes away from Compton. So I'm not all the way.
So yeah, Rancho Cucamonga is just like a a hub for industry so it's
pretty nice area. Okay, why do they call it what is that Spanish
for something like Cucaracha
Cucamonga. I have no idea that Rancho beach a big cockroach or
something. You Hmong guy grew up and I grew up in Southern
California. So you to graduate from high school. You must take
two semesters of Spanish. Yeah, forgot it already. I was ages ago.
Oh man.
Yeah. All right. Let us talk about your life on Tik Tok. What is
going on? There's so many Chahat is now taking. I see you getting
on Tik Tok a bit. I've been on tick tock for 10 months. Okay. And
in that time, I have done about five Shahar does. Unbelievable.
And
you know, just like everybody else. I used to make fun of people
that went on tick tock. I was like, Why? Why do you even go on
tick tock. It's crazy. It's stupid, you know? And so I went
on, and I had like, three people following me. Yep. And I did a
video I did a video and my first video went viral and got 5 million
views. And you know what, three months later I had 326,000 people
following me
and, and you know, it just I just, I kind of had to take tick tock
series from that point. Yep. Because there was so so many
people but you know, DM me, you know, I really liked your videos
you know, now I'm because of your videos talking about the Mercy of
Allah Spinetta Allah, you know, I've been in the club for 10
years, I have a girlfriend I'm doing this or not, but I'm seeing
the mercy that you're talking about that Allah and Allah God for
Rahim, and an apple and all of these things. Your videos are
making me I just returned to my prayer after five years. That's
amazing. And, and then, and then when I started getting messages
like that, I was like, Okay, this is very, very serious now, to
watch what I say I have to really be intentional. People are
noticing me in the local mesh shed and Oklahoma City wants to take
pictures and everything. I'm like, Nah, man. I'm nobody. So so this
is actually very, the amazing thing about doing Dawa. Is that
the greatest beneficiaries, the guy himself, in a sense, he's in
the greatest danger, but he's also the greatest beneficiary because
now your force, you got people relying on you, right, you're
forced to read up you're forced to,
to figure out how to execute what you're reading. Secondly, you're
also you're forced to live it now or
So you feel like a fraud, right? You feel like I'm gonna affect.
And that's one of the great things a scholar said, he said give dower
and someone said, Oh, I don't want to what if I don't act upon it,
you're gonna feel so bad, so miserable such you're feel like,
I'm gonna flip if you do one minor thing wrong, and yet you call
people to Allah. So you have to get rid of one thing, either the
Dawa, or my bad deeds. I gotta get rid of one. Right? So
I even did a video about that. I'm just like, you know, if you think
you're just a Muslim, you're Joe Schmo walking down the street, do
you know that the whole world is looking at you? And, you know,
listening to you, everybody is a day. Yeah, you know, and it could
be the reason why people hate Islam and despise it, or love it
because of what it does in your life. So I tell people, like, you
know, as soon as you go out of your house will really in your
house to with your family, but especially when you go out to your
house, to the gas station, to the grocery store, I don't care where
you're going, Lights, Camera Action, the world is looking at
you and your 110%. And you're, and you got to be on your best
behavior. Like I said, a lot of people are just waiting for you to
Oh, yeah, see, this is this is Islam, the guy cussed me out.
Because you know, he, you know, I cut in front of him and the
customer. This is Islam. There you go. And that could be the only
opportunity that that person has to see what Islam is what it is.
So your own Lights, Camera Action, that's all it is. And and it's
like that all the time when you're a minority, and especially where
you are, there's not a lot of Muslims, right? Whereas, let's say
in Central Jersey, where we live, there will be so many Muslims that
it may be diluted the fact that a person may anonymously may no 15
Muslims, right? So one jerk is not going to sway the the balance,
right? But in places like the Midwest, La Cucaracha, where
you're going all these places, that they're not going to have a
lot of Muslims to the point that you may be the only one that they
know, so on 100% of the impression is upon each and every individual
there. And the thing is that, what is it that people around us are
allowed to hate? And what is not a justifiable hate for? So for
example, the way I look at it is like this.
If they hate the concepts that we're talking about, I can't do
anything about that. Right? That's evil on your site. If they hate
the way I'm speaking, that's subjective, right? It's
subjective. But if if I actually behaved misbehave, and they hate
me because of that, right, then that's on me. So it's really three
parts. One of them you're innocent. The other one fine,
because if we express our religion and someone hates it, what you've
done is shine a flashlight on the reality of that person. Right? So
you've done us all a favor, because now we know where they
stand. But if they hate it, because we acted like jerks,
and there are many cases where Muslims act like jerks get hated
upon, and then say hit as Islamophobia. No, it's not a
summer phobia. You were the one who misbehaved, right? Now. Tell
us a story. Tell us one about one of the shadows. I heard there was
a priest. Can you tell us that story? What did Yeah, so I never
heard about. So once again, this this guy, you know, at the
beginning of it, this guy says he comes on my live stream, you know,
I'm just on live and talking about Islam and taking questions and
stuff like that. And he says, you know, it starts out with you know,
I've been watching you for a while. And that's my point. That's
my point right there. I don't know who this guy is. I never met him
in my life. And his first words out of his mouth was you know,
I've been watching you for a while. And Islam has always been
at the back of my mind. I was a voodoo priest. I was a Christian
pastor I was that guy's name is Rob. What him and I talk almost
twice a week. And
so he's like, you know, I was a voodoo priest. I was a Christian
but but Islam has always been at the back of my mind. But the only
reason I kept on getting whispers
You know, Islam was too strict. Islam was too strict. Look at the
Muslims he was talking about the you know, you know, I'm gonna say
this select the types that are too strict and you know, I don't want
to dress like Lawrence of Arabia or something. I want to maintain
my my culture, you know, because I'm an American, but I saw your
videos, and I just kept on watching all of your videos.
Literally. I've watched all your videos to see if you were a fraud.
I watched all I watch all your videos to see if you slipped up.
Amazing. I didn't see anything. So I mean
here today, and I'm wondering if you would walk me through my
Shahada Subhan Allah. And I was
I got emotional and I was like Subhanallah why me? This is like
the fifth time this is my last Shahada. And like, why is Allah
honoring me with this? I'm just some Subhan Allah normal Muslim
amongst the Muslim in doing the best that I can on a stupid, you
know tick tock Yeah, that's amazing it took us it took a shot
on Unreal and and the beauty of our life right now what's
happening is that
the way that Islam is going to take a foothold in the United
States is by exactly like this, just hundreds upon 1000s of
regular people giving it their best shot. Right. And that's and
people can give it their best shot and the way you did, other people
will give it their best shot as a nurse in a hospital that we never
hear about. Others will give it a best shot as a babysitter. It's
just be yourself as a good Muslim. And that's it whether you give it
giving Dawa explicitly it's the highest honor, I would say, a mom
and her dad said the highest what the McCombe the one deed that only
meant that all messengers did was Dow open dough. Right? So it's the
highest action that we could possibly take.
But everyone's gonna give it their best shot in different ways.
Here's the thing. His father took the shahada a week after
unbelievable. So now you have a tree, you have a tree Subhanallah
and his sister is interested in about Islam and his brother is
interested about Islam too. What about the kids? Does he have any?
So if he's a pastor and all that he's a talker and he's a speaker,
he may eventually learn a few things and become his own day
is in your class. He's in your class, I send them straight to
you. Allahu Akbar. I'll go I'm gonna look for him, then. I'm
going to look for him. That's great.
Do you know what class he's interested in taking? He is well,
he's in the Aqeedah class right now. He told me send the Akita and
he was in there Maliki felt amazing. Amazing. Amazing.
Subhanallah there. We're gonna look at we're gonna give him
special treatment. Where's what stage are you from?
Here? Well, he's always living in North Dakota. He's from the east
coast from New York. But he moved out to North Dakota to be with his
dad, and he got a new job and everything. And he's, he's all
about the tahajjud since making videos back to back about the 100.
Dad, your dad, you gotta make up for the hundreds of amazing, you
know, some Somebody asked me the other day when we had
our friend what's
Ji Yan, when we add Yan said, Should you be encouraging this
young man to make videos on YouTube? And I said, Yeah, I
should encourage him within the the lanes that we all observe.
Right? Why? Because sometimes when a person goes out there on YouTube
and talks, Yan is there and he's listening, right?
You're you're basically imprinting it on your own heart first, before
anyone else is listening. So one of the ways in which Allah
strengthens a person is he makes them talk about it.
Right, make them talk about it. And the only thing we just got to
make sure what we're saying is accurate, right. And we understand
that, that we have to be very cautious when we talk about
when we talk about the law, and the doctrine, we got to be very
careful. We also got to be very careful not to cause mischief
amongst the OMA fitna. We call but other than that, if we're just
person talking about to hejin and other person talking about, you
know, what his video on what is meditation, what is Islamic rules
on meditation, like, as long as we were in those confines, we are all
encouraged. What we know something to talk about it. Right? And there
does come with it. You know, some kind of
response, spiritual responsibility, humility, here's
you become very big and famous. You got to humble yourself, right?
But sometimes some people need to talk about something to imprinted
upon themselves. Okay. Yeah. And that's one of the wisdoms and I
remember one story of Abu Toba, if you remember him, Abu Toba became
Muslim in in the military. He said this himself on a on a live stream
one time he said I became Muslim in the military. And he had heard
about sulla, right, but he's like, I'll do that later. Right. It's
like, oh, five times a day prayer. How am I going to pray in the
military? I'll do that later. He said, until one day a guy comes up
to me and he says, Hey, are you a Muslim?
He said, Yeah. He said, can you show me how to pray because I need
to pray. And he said that he was still young and has a little bit
of an ego. So he's like, he also had a pray. This is what you do.
Okay. And he starts telling him everything he knows how to pray.
This is how you do it. That's how you do it. That's how you do it.
Okay. And the next immediately right after seeing that man, he
ran to the masala to get that little piece of paper that teaches
you how to pray so that he could see him the next day. He said, I
never saw this guy again.
And we're in like a camp, you know, these military camps. Nobody
comes in and out. Yeah, Jesus Subhan Allah, maybe Allah sent
trade had an angel come in a form to get me to talk about salah and
take leadership in how to pray because it really imprinted upon
himself. Right? It's amazing. Okay, what is the main theme of
what you say in Tik Tok?
The main thing of I made it very clear, because as soon as I came
on, everybody knows I'm born and raised in America, California,
ex military, ex Christian. And so as soon as I came on, and I start
talking about Islam, the love of the Christians arrived to my,
to my to my site, maybe you're a trader or you're this you're that
you're a race traitor, you're a traitor to your religion, your
country. And so I have my little month where I just put down the
Christians put down meaning I use the Bible against them, I
basically destroyed them. And those videos went viral as well.
And, and because this is the thing, Christians they try to give
Dawa to you without knowing your position. They want to they want
to debate you. What without knowing what Islam is, you think
that I worship the moon? Right? Okay, so what is there for you and
I to talk about if you believe that I worship the moon, or the
devil, and that the Quran is from, you know, a demon or whatever,
like whatever you say, you and I can't talk. We can't have a
conversation. Yeah. So in Dawa, I see that. That's, that's very
important, because you can waste as much time as, as you'll give
these people. For me. Dawa is offensive. I don't have time to go
back to the to the regurgitated Islamophobic type of inflation
misinformation that yeah, I don't have time. Yeah. So it's in logic
is this called the step one of logic is called to sower or
conceptualization? Like you got to get the concept. Right.
Right. So my whole thing you asked, I answered the question. My
whole thing is, I came to tick tock not to call people to Islam.
I make it very clear in a lot of my videos. I am. I want to bring
people back to Islam, the one that is watching my videos, and he's
has a drink in his hand, the one that hasn't prayed in a long time
and thinks that he's gone too far. You know, Allah would never
forgive me because but bro, you don't know what I've done. So
that's, I made it very clear that that's my focus. But alhamdulillah
you know, the bonus has been, I've been bringing people to Islam as
well, just by some prime videos. So the thing is in America,
especially amongst my people, white Americans is, look,
they don't know who we are. They have no idea. The only thing the
only way that they learn about us is the news, the misinformation,
the movies and everything. We have no Cosby Show, where they can turn
on their television set. And we can go into their living rooms,
and tell them and show them who we are. We have no show we have no
Cosby Show. Yet. I've always said that we we need to humanize
ourselves, because they have so much misinformation. And that's
why I say, Yeah, you know, you are the TV show. You are the dollar
people always ask me, brother, I have a co worker that's interested
in Islam. What books should I recommend to them? You're the
book. Yeah. SubhanAllah. You're the book. That's, I always say
that you're the book. You're the what you say how you deal with
people? Do you go home early from work and cheat and you know, and
what you're doing at work? You don't watching, everybody is
watching. And you have to take it serious. Wherever you are. Like I
said, Lights Camera Action. People are looking at you. Yep. And you
can be the reason why people love Islam. Or they say no, forget that
man. Yeah, no way. And then you got to realize people are more
fickle, and touchy than we imagined them to be.
We may say that, you know, like, if I'm walking and I see a
neighbor, that no, I'm not legally responsible for waving. Like we
can get legalistic like that. But people aren't like that. There'll
be just like, Oh, this guy passes by never says hello, right. That's
it. And you're like, Oh, that's not that's not a valid reason to
not like somebody. Yeah, but you're assuming you're projecting
Your legal knowledge upon a person who doesn't have that, they may
just view it the fact that you weren't nice. That's it? And how
many times is it the opposite, where I've had people attending
the class a lecture, and just being nice to them before or after
the lecture. And then later on discovering they didn't understand
a thing, right? But they came away happy after the lecture. And bit
just based on the questions they asked or the things they talked
about, I know that didn't get a think. But just the fact that you
were nice to them before or after whenever you talked, or that you
accepted them let you know, talking and given their
commentary, that's all that matters. And that's why when
there's even a hadith like this deen is a clock.
A clock is the highest it's the really the result of truly
understanding the deen your Islam shows up in your mannerisms or a
dozen
that's it. area, even within Muslims, you know your manners
with other Muslims. It shows up if you have a lot of knowledge, but
you if you treat people like trash, okay, so your knowledge
didn't do much, then exactly. Sivan. And we have a concept in
Islam of someone whose knowledge didn't benefit him. Right? Like
they're the first people in * that the scholars knows him
better. And I'm like, sometimes dealing every once in a while
someone tells me about a group of people, they have so much
knowledge. But all they do is shred other Muslims. Any Muslims
trying to do something, they'll find something? Even one of them
said to me that he got shredded for wearing a Western shirt.
Right?
And I'm like, what, what world are people living in? Seriously what
world that people living in? That your that your knowledge has
caused you to reach that point, then something's wrong with your
knowledge. You have facts at that point. But you haven't understood.
You may have knowledge. But you don't have understanding. And
there's a big difference in knowledge and understanding. Right
Understanding is knowing where to put something. Right, what is the
right African nation? And this is the reason why a lot of people
that are non Muslim, they look at that group that you're talking
about from the outside and say, just like Rob, Rob knew about that
group that you're talking about before he even became a Muslim
SubhanAllah. That's bad. They're infamous. That was the reason he
told me that was the talk later. He said, That was the reason why I
wound Islam. Yeah, but I don't want to be with them. I don't want
to be with them.
So I said, No, no, no. Let me show you a little bit. And he was he
was good to go. And I'm a big believer in when it comes to Dawa,
stripping down all the things that are unnecessary for a person to
enter Islam. So for example, if I was to give Dawa, I would, and
it's just purely Dawa, then you want to try to show them that
certain things that we may do are not necessary. And what's the
proof of this? Say North man, I'm not fan. He knew the prophesy.
centum wore her ring on his right hand he put on his left hand.
Believe that Satan, Othman. What was it?
I think he shortened federal a couple times when it was the
Sunnah for the Prophet to lengthen federal, the the Prophet were a
certain type of sandal that everyone else was wearing. He wore
a different type of sandal. And people said off man, the prophet
passed on. Now you became the Khalifa. And now we don't see you
following the Sunnah anymore. You took off your ring, you put on
different finger, you do things everything. He says I'm doing this
on purpose. So people know the difference between a father and a
son. Right? So in order, so that's why
it seems that the appearance is also important
to the person like Rob is like seeing a certain type of ethnic
dress maybe. And he's saying assuming Oh, that's part of Islam
too. Well, you got to sometimes demonstrate that it's not. And
that's what say North man was doing to the new tab a and he was
showing them the difference. This is also allowed by by physically
doing it himself. And that I think, is extremely important in
the realm of Dawa that we separate that yes, sometimes dressing with
the Sunnah is is a wonderful thing. And also at the another
time, the Prophet was, you couldn't tell the difference
between the prophet and others, right. So so that to tear down
these misconceptions or potential barriers between someone entering
Islam, and that's what I see you doing. On tick tock when I went
through the other day or Tiktok I can't remember who sent me
something. And I'm like, this cap collection is something else,
right? I'm gonna wrap up right around 50 Right now, so yeah,
yeah. 50 caps.
So that
So that's the idea. Yeah. So that's idea where it's, I think
appearance is also very important. That's why the Muslim cowboy is
doing the same thing, right? He's coming out,
you know, in a regular appearance, for the sake of separating not
You're not giving anything up, you're not sort of capitulating,
you're showing through demonstration, that you can be a
Muslim, and dress normally. Because the dress part, it's a
bigger deal than people imagine it to be. Right. And people
especially, yeah, yeah. And it's a bigger hassle. Like, there's no
way I'm showing up at my parents house with this. There's no way
I'm showing up walking around to work like this. And he may imagine
that so we have to almost try to think of what the person what's
what's going on in the person's mind ahead of us, in front of us.
Which is exactly why the best people to give down are their own
people.
Right? They know exactly what you're thinking. I know exactly
what if I go give Dawa to an Egyptian? I know exactly. I have
to have to. If you're gonna give Dawa to an Egyptian and you're
serious. You really want it to be effective. Each wear suit.
Right? No, Kofi? The moment you put on Don any religious clothing?
Half of the people going to shut up that's why I'm gonna set it was
so successful.
I remember him. I watched him on Egyptian television when I lived
there and Alexandria. Yeah. All we're saying like, how is it that
this man became so successful? Well, he's just like, one of the
one of the people that's all right, so Dawa is different than
seeking knowledge. seeking knowledge has sanctity to it, it
has, the student comes to you, you don't compromise one bit. But Dawa
is the opposite you are going to them and you have to speak to them
in their language and their image.
Let's talk about reactions. Now.
A lot of a lot of
negative reactions from Christians, but yet also on your
page. A lot of positive reactions to from these really, you know,
people that absolute strangers, but a lot of positive reactions.
Do you see a lot of people besides after Rob also, you know, saying
giving comments about
discovering Islam for the first time or changing their perspective
on it. I get a lot of people that are in the background, I'm
I get up in the morning and I I see that there's 100 Plus messages
in my emails, send my DMs and my Twitter, and I'm just like,
overwhelmed.
So the most reaction that I get is from white people that are asking
that feel comfortable with me. You're an American, right? Yes.
You're I heard that your Norwegian ancestry? Yes. I hurt you to your
ex Christian that your ex military this year that? Yes, yes, yes.
Okay.
I want to ask you a question about Islam. So is it true that that's
what they always start out with? Is it true that this is it true
that that Do y'all do this? Do y'all do that? And it's my
opportunity, as a fellow American as a fellow soldier, maybe that
I'm speaking to, as a fellow Christian, ex Christian, to answer
the questions. They don't have the guts to ask, maybe you doctor for
their Pakistani coworker that they work with that they didn't want to
speak to. There was a what? When I live in Colorado, there was this
guy. This is a short story. I just tell him you don't have time.
Yeah, go ahead. Okay. When I used to come in to the office, first
thing, Mad Dog me, just mad dog. And his whole time just looked at
me like that. And who finally a week, a coworker, a coworker. He
knew my name was Ali because I changed my name legally to ollie
like 9095 Okay, of course, everything. So he knew that I was
the enemy, you know, and, you know, whatever. So he mad dog me
for a week. And I'm not afraid of anybody. So I just went up to him.
And I said, his name was Ken. I said, Hey, can I just My name's
Ali. We haven't been properly introduced. I saw it as an
opportunity. I said, I just want to let you know that you probably
know that I'm a Muslim. But I want to also let you know that you can
ask me any question that you want about Islam. So and, and here's
the caveat. I'm not going to be I have very tough skin. Ask me
whatever you want. Come with all your misconceptions, all of your
you know, Chuck Norris movies and whatever you come with. And he
said,
really, because you're not going to like what I say I say, No. Can
I have heard everything
You're going to say before 10s and 1000s of times feel comfortable
with me, asking me anything you want. Long story short, we met out
in the parking lot. And it was kind of tense after work. And he
fired away. Do you worship the moon? Do you want to kill all of
us Christians? Do you want to take over America? All of the questions
that they are force fed garbage in the in the social media. But I
always tell Muslims, you have to answer these questions you have to
you can't be offended because this is what they think. They think we
worship the moon, for God's sakes, a lot of evangelical churches are
the sources of all this stuff. Right? Yeah. So at the end of the
day,
we talked for a few days after work. And you could just see the
this look turn to
and it just changed. And he said, you know, at the end of the third
day, he said, You know what, Ali? You're alright, my book, man. And
if, and here's the thing, this is what he said. And if any of my
people come to me and talk that
moon god type of stuff, I'm gonna tell them that they're wrong.
Yeah, I know, I'm Muslim, his name is Dolly. And he told me ABC and
XYZ to Paula, we're at work every day. That's what I'm saying.
Lights Camera Action every day. That's that's our future here. And
in the in the way we're gonna get some grounded England and America
is it's literally one interaction at a time, right? And one
interaction snowballs into two into three into four. And that
person is going to go live and interact with people. And one
human interaction probably is worth 100,000 marketing hours,
right? I mean, think about the amount of money spent to create a
boogeyman and how it was undone on one transaction, one interaction,
the amount of money spent created, all right to create this massive
boogie boogie man called Muslims.
In 123 interactions, it's gone. Right? And so anything for tech
talk, I don't pay anything for Tech Talk. And they spend
trillions of dollars throughout the decades. I don't pay one penny
for tick tock. And still the Christians come to me every day
asking questions every day, I don't do anything.
All right, what else? Do you want to tell people out there who want
to sort of Reese be? Start doing data with themselves? What's your
advice to them?
Number one, like I always say, I always send them to Safina society
to argue.org. Every single shahada that I have made on Tik Tok, I
always tell them, You got to get educated okay, there's only so
much you can do you tell your story your you know, I you know, I
was a Christian and I was a Jew, and then it became okay, what's
after that? A lot of what I see a lot of reverts they spin their
wheels Okay, so my life now is I don't eat pork I pray five times a
day a fast and let the Ramadan you know, 10,000 people are offering
to pay for me to go to Hajj and that's my life. Well, if you want
to be a day and not even die if you want to be a regular person
that has a good that makes Islam look good and other Muslims are
good. You have to be educated. So number one, what I say I scream it
in my videos over and over and over al Qaeda al Qaeda al Qaeda
learn your rip that because I pay the we live in the time of total
chaos, confusion. Yep. And we live in a time of misinformation and
information but even more misinformation so the filter to
all of those groups within Islam the deviance in Islam the all the
garbage that you're gonna hear that they're gonna wrap Islam
around it and call it Islam Aqeedah is the filter to all of
that.
So if you don't have a kid, please don't be a die. You know, whether
you're ready or the real artery creed humbly three, or like, like
I am actually learn one of the creates and
and I would say after that, you know, you learn your fifth but
after that when you really want to do something and go on the path
and McDowell
be intentional.
Be intentional, if you think oh, a lot of people are following me now
I'm getting all this attention that I didn't. You're not doing it
for the right reason. Yeah. Every every time that I do a video, I
don't I don't even know how to edit videos. I wish I did. I wish
they would look way better and be way better. But I decide before,
you know, what do I want to talk about? Is it good? Do I really
need to say this and if it's really on my heart, I'll make a
short DUA and I press record and I come from here, right from the
heart period.
I would just say, Yeah, but and it's a great point that when you
talked about al Qaeda, because we underestimate the amount of back
and forth argumentation that has to go on in a lot of people's
mind, and what people when they talk about al Qaeda, and they say
it's irrelevant, what they mean is the debates of the past. And
that's why I'm really a big fan of what Sheikh Hamza Carmela has done
recently of talking about Kalam, 3.0. And he said, the first
argumentation was, with the jehadi Arabs have their time, the second
level of argumentation came in the middle period, with their own
misconceptions that they had at that time. And then in our time,
now, we need a whole different, it's a whole different set of
arguments against us, right, or confusions or debates. And he
said, This is the kalam that really, no two Muslims are going
to disagree that we need this, right? We're really going to need
these to answer this. And that's why
there is a concept of being on the cutting edge, right? Being talking
about things that are relevant, versus talking about things and
having party lines from the past. Right. And whoever does What's
relevant is the one who's going to advance and that's why I highly
recommend everyone take his class. Hey, Omar, is it is it a pre
recorded class that people could take or is this just the live
seminars?
And what's the website called but Sierra education dot O R G Sheikh
Hamza Cara, Molly is talking about things that are effective now that
are relevant right now. Right that Muslims are asking, today Muslims
are asking what what is our position on love and sexuality?
They're not asking about? Is the university turtle? Good? They're
not asking those questions. Nobody cares about those questions. What
they care about what's truly affecting somebody are these
questions now that I think Muslims and devotees
if yawn is listening, all those other days that are listening,
this is the class you got to take, but Syrah education with Hamza
Karmali two day training intensive, and he's going to go
into all the issues that are happening right now. And he
answers them. Okay, existence of God has is one of those that
carried over, right it's still something that people talked about
how can God exist? If How can God exist? If this or if that so I
highly recommend that for everybody.
To start studying this Sookie, so cloudy is also someone who
advocates the concept of today's questions first, okay, past
questions, we discuss them, you know, offline, and they're they're
not relevant. No one's changing. No one's changing their opinions
on past questions, except for you know, sometimes rarely it happens,
but it's not what's what's important. What's important are
the questions that you're getting from the people out there. And so
that's what's important. And what you're doing is amazing work and
you are Inshallah, officially here we have a tick tock correspondent
folks.
Tick tock Dawa correspondent because we need to be on the pulse
of what's happening. And that is important. In the world of Dawa,
you can't be in a cave and you can't say I'm not going to talk to
people, you got to know what's happening. And for everybody out
there, this is one of our filters, Maliki click is one of our filters
to what's happening and give us an update. So thank you for coming
on.
Thank you for having me. It's a pleasure as always and shallow. So
we'll do it again every once in a while to get the latest updates on
new shutters on tick tock new questions of Dawa and maybe I
think that's what our target will be in the future. Anytime that you
get a new question that you haven't received, or repeatedly
you're getting the same questions. So the misconceptions that people
are having, we need to know what those misconceptions are. Right?
And you being on the front line with with that you can come on in
sha Allah and get us updated on what people are thinking out there
and how you respond to what Muslims don't even know what to
think there's I get those another. A lot of questions like I'm
hearing that there's different versions of the Quran hops and
waters announced like Subhanallah Yeah, this has been this has been
answered so many times. Yeah, this is not version this is styles of
re citation and yeah, but these people are just pumping it pumping
but it was a pleasure being on your show. Dr. Shadi, I appreciate
you for having me. My pleasure. My pleasure. We'll see you again
soon. Inshallah. Inshallah, so I don't want to walk Mr. Lamb just
like hello here.
There you have it, folks. There's our
a tick tock update. And that's our
I'm Tiktok correspondent, because we need to know we need to be
updated. We need to have our finger and our hand on the pulse.
Really important for us to be here and to be doing this. So
the number of people attending and during a slump, it's just
it's an insane number. I don't know of any day, to be honest with
you. Okay, who doesn't tell me the same thing?
Who doesn't tell me that? Oh, there's four shadows and last
month, three shadows in the last week. It's insane what's going on?
Let's go to the q&a. And let's first
talk about one more thing.
And this is have to do with the past but it also has to do with
the SID methodology is what Sheikh Hamza caramelly utilizes here
that's what's important the methodology not the sub issues but
we did have a young de Salafi de from Morocco apparently British go
on to Speaker's Corner. Everyone knows this guy. Shamsi. His he
calls himself or that's his name, okay? And released a video. Which
I just said what comedy is this? In which he stated that listen to
it, listen, this got
everything about to be said the opposite is true. It's hilarious.
I'm gonna
get him a cough drop first.
I mean, he's, he's passionate guy. He loves Islam. But his research
is off. There's no doubt the man loves Islam. The man loves the
deen. The man sacrifices a lot of his time, his effort. He's bold.
And he and he loves the deen. There's a good qualities in the
men, right? There's no doubt about that. And he knows things he's not
he's not totally dead on this, though. He's very good. I have to
say, okay.
That's not It's not working. Maybe maybe there's a sign for us not to
do it. But in any event, he basically said that Russia, I know
what they believe they believe the Earth is eternal.
The universe is eternal. What are you talking about? There's not
exactly. Not at all. Okay.
Not at all. Is that the case? And then he says something else
totally false about the shadow. You said that they hold what did
they hold that Allah's?
is? I don't even know, it didn't make sense to me. Like, it's
interesting what he said, Because basically, he said that the
Sharrah they say that Allah subhanaw taala. Like he exists
outside of the universe. Yes, I think that's what he was claiming
against us. But when we say this is an important thing that we have
to discuss. When we say outside, it's a metaphysical outside. It's
not like it's transcendent. Beyond outside does not mean literally
outside. correct location. Yeah. So first of all, he's solid. He's
off, right? Yeah, one thing he made a mistake. And so he says,
Oh, you believe outside is a location or whatever, outside of
the universe? I don't even understand what we don't even say
they say is God external to our internal the university neither,
because both imply a space? That's why they say no,
not not more tussle. Norman Foster, not connected nor
disconnected, both imply a space, we say he has transcended beyond
space. So
I see these guys in the West living in the West practicing
their Deen, struggling hard, I praise all those qualities. But if
you want to have a debate against a group of people, such as the
shadow, or the Metro DVDs, or the study of at least at the very
least, get the to so would correct and that's if I would talk to
them. That's what I would say. Okay.
All right. Let's take a look at your questions, is Cannan 3.0. For
beginners, I would have said I didn't take the course. But I
would say that you need to have a decent background in the
terminology of what he's saying first.
Are the Americans better days than the British who are very reserved?
I think that there is some spark.
I can't say for individuals, but in general, as a general
observation, I do believe that the Americans have a spark. There's a
spark in this continent. There. It's a young it's a young
civilization. Right? There's a spark to it. I think there is a
little bit now some, it's been soiled of late with all their
sins. And now people are in anxiety and fear and hatred and
anger. But there is a spark and there is a sense that for
Americans a sense of whatever it is out there, we could do it
better.
All right. And I think that's that's it as long as it doesn't
split into arrogance, it's a good quality
okay
it's dangerous to have a camera pointing at your face all the time
and doing Tao. Here's a message for days, the moment you feel that
your heart is being corrupted, shut the camera off, stay offline
for a couple days, completely offline because it can mess with
your head. Right? As good at as much as it is a good deed, it can
mess with your head. So stay off line for a few days. Every once in
a while, like every week, take two days off, so that you had to get
balanced again. Walk in the streets, nobody knows about you.
No one cares about you.
Little bit of dose of reality is very important. That's why I think
spirituality is important. Having a scholar is important. Having
teachers having mentors, it's very important. Having scholars that
you keep their dear company and you listen to their advice. Very,
very important.
Hey, oh my god, can we get to Paul from blogging theology? I want to
interview him. He's interviewed everyone else. I want to interview
his philosophy of Dawa his whole journey that he came here through
the thinking Muslim podcast if you want to hear thought of thoughtful
podcasts go to the thinking Muslim, they're very good.
Lily Rose says I used to before I put a job on I used to get a lot
of questions from others on Islam. The moment I put on nobody wants
to talk. It's people are, are they like to approach someone that
looks like them? That's why they may approach Ali, Maliki click and
they might not approach myself. Me people just a bit nervous with
outsiders. But if you're one of them, they'll talk to you that's
why the Tao can only really be from the own their own people
right?
myself Who am I going to be able to reach people sort of similar to
me second generation right? That's probably what we're gonna read and
rock gonna reach you know cultures that
you know that we're that we can't that can't relate to us and we
can't relate to them.
Chocolate Wallah notes Hamza Cara Molly's breakdown of the argument
from contingency was the most concise one I've ever come across.
He's updated on what the Atheists say what they respond back and he
brought the argument of contingency we need to clip out
that interview with did witness spacey and spacey once Sapiens
they pick, gotta pick a better name. I'm going to see Muhammad
hijab soon. What Sapiens Institute is really good to learn about why
God exists.
I'm gonna have to do a Google search now.
sapience
Yeah.
No.
He's coming. He is coming. Yep, he is coming.
He's coming to New Jersey. Yes, he's gonna come in. As long as the
schedule really
remains the same. He's coming. Okay, when this is
November, Charla
sapiens is the quality of being wise. Okay, so you sent me to the
dictionary?
All right. We should try and have an in person podcast with him if
it's possible. It's possible. Yeah, we need to two cameras, so
we can set that up? Yeah, that'd be a big podcast. When voters are
choosing a candidate, they usually hope for one with at least a
degree of sapiens.
There is a whole, you know, sub culture now of women entering
Islam through other women on YouTube. Right.
And how do I notice we have a convert page a page for converts?
nbc.org/convert I think it is, I don't know if we put an S there or
not. But in the process, somebody had made a playlist for new
Muslims. So I put on like the stuff that we need to have like
how to pray how to fast stuff like that. But then they're like, oh,
let's put convert stories.
And when you look up convert stories,
the number of videos of like, let's say a Muslim woman who
converts, but the comments underneath it, people just take a
shot right there on the spot on the video. It's insane. And then
some of them the converts, all they do is they'll they'll watch a
video and they'll, they'll just be watching it. And you see the
reaction
Right. So it's a shahada, a new shahada watching a new showerhead.
Like someone been Muslim for three months watching a video of someone
taking their shed crying. And the video, the comments is all an
emotional meltdown. Right? Everyone's crying. It's a world.
I'm telling you. It is a world out there. And it's something I think
strengthens Muslim women who enter Islam. I'm assuming it does.
Because they see, I'm not alone here. As women all over the
continent. I'm telling you the cont all over the globe, I mean,
entering Islam?
That's a good question. Hussein.
On Instagram, do you have advice for people who learn Islam on
their own online courses, books, etc, to not fall into extremism? I
highly advise what Maliki click says. Don't try to do this alone.
Do not try to just let me tell you something. I tried to do something
alone. I got injured. Okay.
I tried to do some fitness strength training. I got injured
I'm out for two months, right? Couldn't do anything for two
months. Don't that's in the body. Imagine the soul. Imagine the
mind. Don't do this alone.
You got organizations out there that you can sign up for why don't
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Yep, Yan is asking us and I'm Alikum Could you please explain
explain for me, why the different ways of reciting the Quran, house
wash etc have extra words or letters when it is said that the
Quran is always the same. The Quran is the
Quran was revealed in all of the dialects of the Arabs
all the dialects of the Arabs
when the Quran was compiled into one book, it was compiled in the
language of the Quran.
Okay, in the in the in the accent, and the dialect and the accent of
Kurdish. And when they wrote the script at the time, there were no
dots and no short vowels. So what of the accents and the dialects
remained is anything that fit that basic Codex, hence,
the if letter if a word differed on dots or on short vowels, those
are the differences that existed. And none of the dialect
differences amounted to a single alteration of doctrine or creed or
law. Nothing, right? It's just synonyms. Okay? Like literally
just synonyms or different perspectives on something of a
story, for example.
That's it. It's, I would really have to say honestly, it's a big
Ado About Nothing. It's a big attempt. And secondly, here's a
question for you. All those who get that information where are
they getting the information
from our books because we preserved it
if it was some kind of great revelation with the muscle scout
and with the muscles God have preserved it, right.
Alright, let's look here.
questions please make dua that my friend Daniel becomes a Muslim.
What is the best book that can introduce me to the meth hub says
Agnes Maverick.
There's two books on the 40 Memes one book is by Gibreel had dead
Gibidi with the G G F had debt. The second book is by I was
Mohamed Abu Zahra.
Okay, so I would highly recommend you buy both of them. And all over
the web. You can get you can watch biographies, the biography of Abu
Hanifa the biography of medic and we use our brain we use our mind
we do our research to assess which scholar which school of thought
which methodology
is most worthy of following that's where we use our mind we think we
don't blind follow we think but as soon as we choose a math hub, then
we we listen, we study we listen we follow it we already decided
the sources sounds the methodology CELT later on you can learn the
evidences. This is very important to do it that way. You don't take
every single ruling you learn and say I need to know the evidence.
It's not not practical. Okay?
It's not practical you trust the source.
You get a fitness trainer says take this vitamin take this
vitamin do this push up rest like this sleep like that drink like
that. You don't say well, what's the proof for this? Each one no
you chested him? You chose him you studied him? You examine him?
Okay.
Now you trust it and you can learn the evidence is the particular
evidences later. Okay, so when you study the four Imams you are
studying the life of the Imam and most importantly, the methodology
more than more than his life, the methodology, what is his
methodology of discerning matters that were not explicit in the
Quran or the Hadith? That's essentially what what it is the
speech of Allah subhanaw taala is explicit, or implicit, okay, and
sometimes silent on a matter. So the explicit we don't need schools
of thought it's clear, the Quran is crystal clear on certain
things. We don't need a school of thought for that. Only when the,
the speech of the Quran is equivocal, it could have different
meanings. Okay, it's speculative, it could have different meanings.
That's where we need a school of thought, or where the Quran and
the Hadith and the prophets I send them was silent. We need Imams for
that.
Muslim Tao was seen trying to adopt Andrew Tate. We don't need
him or what he represents.
Andrew Tate did his job,
which is to give his testimony of faith to Allah, His Messenger, He
owes it to that he owes it. Every human being on the earth owes it
to recognize their creator and the messenger of their Creator. That's
what thou there's no doubt he's not giving though. Some people
follow him in that wonderful if he inspires people to do their duty
towards Allah, His Messenger than good. But is he now declaring
himself a spokesperson of Islam? No.
Okay, is he now you know, teaching Muslims how to live No.
And just say
he's saying about entertainment. So I said, What did he do? He
did his job
in declaring, testifying that there is no God, but Allah is
Muhammad His messenger. So that's what everyone has to do. He just
did what he has to do. Right. And he inspired some other people to
do that. So I know, sir.
But I don't think everything that he says is totally terrible.
Sometimes his style of saying things is bad, but some of his
it's he's not completely evil in my opinion, and his views aren't
so so. As terrible as people make them out to be sometimes Yeah, he
curses he says things like that. And he's just, that's I guess, his
background. That's not there's no excuse in from Islamic standpoint,
but when the way he's oftentimes portrayed. I felt like I don't
really I didn't really see that he was completely filthy like the way
people were making out to be. That's just a matter of opinion.
But in terms of doubt, no, there's no double what though?
No.
You can say yeah, man, yeah, Rahim as many times as you want. There
is no set number that is a pseudonym, but there is no
prohibition on saying it anytime, as many times as you want. Can you
say bless you to a non Muslim who sneezes Yes, it's a prayer. You're
hoping Allah blesses him with with guidance. For example,
What is the SN mosque in Norwich, England or Norwich? I think it's
pronounced
I didn't know that that was a scene that that was there was
activity there there was Dow activity there. I didn't know that
there was no activity in Norwich. So give me the update. That's from
SR. Commenting on YouTube so I don't know what it is. So give us
the update.
All Mara, if you want to meet up in ombre December 22 Insha, Allah
to Allah is the day that we are going and we'll be spending
four nights Medina four nights Mecca so you can catch up with the
group there.
Should you ask Allah if you ask Allah to relieve you of sexual
desire will he relieve you of it? No sexual desire, it's built in
the human being. It's there's a reason it's there. There's met
there are many, many reasons that sexual desire were created with
it. So you don't really ask Allah to remove it from you, but you ask
Allah to make you control it. You can control it by fasting a lot,
not eating certain oily foods that maybe incite you up, decrease your
sugar. Try to go sugar free. Now try to sleep early.
Maybe sleep early, you have more control over yourself self
control, trying to stay up too late where your mind starts to
dim. And your ability to to control yourself decreases when
you get tired. Good
question here comes from Amin Ibn Taymiyyah xOP data and while
Cynthia and Ashati and Metro DD Aki, the there are many many
differences there are too many too for us to get on with your but I
highly recommend everyone take somebody out either that's a class
how many out either on ArcView basic go to RV dot orgy and take
humbly Arcada Okay.
Joffrey madhhab isn't recognized node is not one of the methods of
Asuna even if as her adopted it.
I don't know what why they adopted it doesn't have a chain that's
valid in the by the standard of Asuna and hence, there are format
hubs and the Java method is not one of them.
But we do have that Imam Malik and his main teacher was jofra Sadhak.
In relation to loving the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. When
you read the biographies of the mimetic this comes out very
clearly the one who taught him the degree but everyone of course
everyone in Medina honored the prophet, but the degree and the
intensity of honoring the Messenger of Allah salAllahu Salam
Malik took it directly direct chain to jofra Sadhak there's no
discussion about it no doubt about it. How can we apply the Sierra in
our lives we read it constantly okay
we read it constantly and we
we start to take examples from it and act upon it in our own lives.
How can we take get a cap the weight of the cap that you're
wearing? It was made and I'm still looking for people to make more of
it. I wish a company could just make you get 100 own
thoughts on sneak out he accepted Islam yet does not take knowledge
from the right people. Never heard of them. I think you guys showed
me somebody is that him who took but he then the guy says well, you
have to be careful of innovators. And he's like oh like selfies.
That made me laugh I remember what you guys showed me that video. But
may Allah God all these people, honestly so crazy world out there
so nobody needs more negativity we need positivity. May Allah guide
him and all the other people
you know, even these guys that say crazy things about
you know, metal hubs and machetes and stuff like that. May Allah
guide them. So we're gonna say
It's haram to make money from a job that you lie it on your resume
to get the lying was haram but the money's hello and John. If the job
is like an IT job, the lying was haram but Insha Allah, the money
is not going to be harder.
Okay, but make sure it doesn't come back to haunt you.
I was told to lie, believe it or not.
I know everything in interviews, right? You know what, one on one
time a mentor Muslim, not a sheikh, but almost a mentor at
university. You know, he told me one time he said to me, he
interviewed me for position. He said, Do you know how to type in
Arabic? At the time, I didn't really know how to type in Arabic.
I said
no.
After the interview, he said, Listen, I'll give you the job. But
next time, don't say no. Say yes. Then go home and learn right. I
was like okay,
I mean, does that like they've encountered because he's like
hiring you telling you to do that? Because but he's the one hiring
you. Yeah. Yeah. Does that really count? I mean, like, because he's
hiring you like he Well, he was like if you interview again
anywhere else, and they ask you about a skill, say yes and then go
learn it that night.
All right, listen, let's take this fit FOTS my bins outdoor roof. I
think it says here in the Hanafi. School I heard you can combine
issue with Mugler during travel.
They don't combine.
They do not combine.
So we don't suffer. It's either we make that wheat on the sofa. Or we
make wheat on the meaning as the HANA Villa do, or we do tough
wheat, we just remain silent. Or we just say it as Allah says. And
that's it all these is the ways of Allison.
You should get the Belize. Right.
Write it down. We'll see if we can interview one of the beauties
about they have a long history. Right. They're the translators of
many of these books. What's the general opinion rigor from
scholars with regard to the permissibility of still out there?
It's a matter of luck.
And not a matter of speed that I can tell you.
What time's your flight. We're arriva. Medina?
I can't remember the time to be honest with you.
Domina trips, if you decide the NBI see non locals, can they
travel?
The problem is that you'd have to get to JFK. Yes, you can. But you
have to get to JFK. And then you could take the flight with us.
We're going to soon be or you can meet us there and just join us.
We're going to soon be making a call. Because we need to raise
like, small amount of money like 25k. Right. And that's gonna help
give the scholarships out to the youth because that's really what
it's all about.
This is about the youth. Okay, it's about the youth.
And we want to give them like a chip of their life to just
completely they get transformed these young youth
wages, gentlemen.
We got to go. Unfortunately, time is up. It's 322 a bar late.
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