Shadee Elmasry – NBF 33 Guest Appearance! Mustafa Briggs
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and it's on the Safina cited page by the way see fina side of
YouTube page go to proceed to heat that's what it's called consider
to to hit on the civil society YouTube page. Did you all get
watch McCall Did you also listen to the podcast that was released
this morning?
It was a really serious podcast. It was a really good podcast.
Alright that you should get this in front is that what we're doing
today?
It was really good podcast that you all should Inshallah, listen
to and make and benefit from because we talked about
A lot of headaches about Mr. Saba and we talked about mentality and
mindset, which is really important. Some people think that
you're sort of like mean, okay to people who are weak I'm not mean
to be weak I don't believe there's something called people who are
weak. Anybody can learn
to recenter Allah subhanaw taala in our mindset in our minds
and believe that every everything that's going to happen to us is
going to have a good ending. So weakness is not
you know, it's not something that is
it's a given it's something that you choose almost choose to, to
believe in. Right that I'm weak now the instance can you lift up
the phone now just lift that up? Give it a couple of legs
cozy glow now weirdly, because we had some tech issues we still have
some tech issues every once in a while. Okay, so cozy club we
haven't we're waiting on when stuff breaks now we have a guest
so we'll talk what effect is Do I have if Allah will is unchanged
our draw has the effect that Allah's Will is one way that you
can look at it
is that a lot as well as many possibilities? This is some things
Oh, that's really good. That's really good. has many different
possibilities. If you do this, that's Allah's Will for you. If
you do this, that's Allah's will do I will put you on what is best
for you. That is one of the statements I thought of I said, is
that the will of Allah subhanaw taala for you has multiple
possibilities.
You understand? So that's what's important. That's why do I will
push you to what is best for you.
Okay, that's one answer. Let's see what as we wait for our guests
today. Most of Briggs is a British brother, who is
you guys all hear that? These guys, there's a mechanic shop out
there, like souped up cars and stuff. Y'all heard that right?
These guys are nuts. Going he just what did you is that a noisemaker
on the car? Or was he actually going like 120?
Just to noisemaker he was there's no way he was going 100 And this
road is so narrow.
Sure, can you speak Arabic and Hamdulillah? No. How do you see
the prophet in the dreams as odd as when we see the Prophet in our
dreams of Allah when he was setting them by making much much
much Salah and salam upon him. nonstops Allah and salam upon him
nonstop. Okay, nonstop.
All right, let's go. I have a personal questions a little too
long for the livestream, send a DM why not?
Show that we are waiting for our guests stuff a breaks.
Before we begin, yeah.
We begin.
Okay, and we can chit chat and until until we start talking about
whatever you guys want to talk about until we get to our man of
the hour and our guests. Now. I don't even know about him until
recently. And all the brothers had when they studied with him in
Egypt, like their students together in Egypt said, Oh,
Southern Briggs is in town. I said, Okay, well, who is he?
Right? And they said, Oh, he's one of our friends. And he, you know,
he's got a book and everything. So I was like, okay, and then so
happened. We I missed him in Jersey. It's so happened he ends
up going to Michigan on the same weekend I go to, I get there, and
we both get snowed out. From the East Coast flights were all
canceled. So me and him ended up basically meeting up at the hummus
coffee shop with a whole bunch of guys like even me thought it.
Why don't we get even every topic on here?
Yeah, his name is Todd.
Okay, but he goes by and
he's a really clever guy.
Who
Okay, what if we realize that we make a mistake and so law mistakes
are not all the same. There are some mistakes in erosion of Salah,
such as the require itself, the sujood itself, the Fatiha that's
rockin of Salah you cancel that whole rocker. And the next raka
you treat it as if it was the luck of before that, or it's a
pseudonym or EPCA which are eight.
So then aka the silent and out loud, the Jews and the sitting
down for the test leam and the sutra the median the tech Kabir
saying Allahu Akbar, Allah lumen Hamidah and the two Tisha hoods
that's eight Sunon waka if you miss any of those, you do sudo the
so okay.
I know that's probably maybe I said it too quickly. But when you
come into the UK, I was actually planning to come to UK in the
summer of 2020. But you all know what happened on that summer COVID
What's the cape that you're
wearing called? These are
Call this it's called a sell him. I love these things to sell him
it's basically a cape with a hood right it's a steal him some people
put up the hood like this. I don't know I don't usually wear the hood
but I mean I could hold on a second
you could wear the hood like this but I never wear the hood. Usually
I don't wear the hood. But you could wear the looks like pretty
cool like a Jedi knight or something like that. Look at that.
Like a proper, like a real Sufi. No, not like look at this Jedi
Knight. Right? That's what that's how they dress right? So on
anyway, that's that's basically how the hood goes. And you can get
these we're selling some by the way we're going to sell some on
the store because we just got a shipment from Tunisian capes.
We're going to sell them on the store. Habib's got a job by the
way.
So Charla Ryan will facilitate with heavy What if you spend most
of your time doing zip code and not a chance to make personalized
dua? Do you still get what your heart desires are is important to
verbalize your DUA it is important to verbalize your DUA there's
three states that a person is in a state of desperation of a state of
Raja or desire for something that you feel like your heart feels
tranquility when you ask for it. And then there's a state of
satisfaction where all you do is remembrance of Allah so if you
actually have a state where your your your
you feel that something is meant for you that something's good for
you right then you make dua for it. You should make dua for it
because there's there's fuck into fucker means there's impoverished
we're showing that we are were impoverished for us. We need a
lotta we're not someone who we're not people who don't need Allah we
need him. Okay, so we should be impoverished at his door and
whoever is at his door long enough it is likely that the door is
going to open Alright, whoever persists to knock on the door it
will be opens okay Robbie either way said why do you even imagine
that the door is closed. Right? But that's the what the ultimate
say is that you keep knocking on the door it's going to open for
you. Alright, so
can anyone make dua for me I do well on an important exam for you
so pay
so pay who I'm assuming is in the Gypsy piano.
May Allah subhanaw taala give you that Sophia on your exam. Make
sure you sleep early, get a good night's rest.
What is the best vicar for dua salam ala Nabi sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam will cause someone's drought to be answered according
to share. AbdulQadir cough He said those who do a lot and a lot of
dua, a salon the Prophet Allah gives them what they asked for the
really cool guy he's saying, is this where people ask questions?
Yes, it is.
Right, I'll see it I'll see it.
The red and white schmuck is a symbol of the Wahhabi have nudged
given all the oppression they've committed against Muslims would it
still be just like to wear it? Mauro Blanco for that answer to
that question. I think that the Jordanians? They still wear it and
they're upon the Sunnah I've seen Jordanian tour I study
chef as Hanif ease maturities they wear that red and white thingy
whatever it is
where's our man?
Yeah, give him a call. Do you do sudo to so after Salam if you
added something to Salah you do sudo to sow after Salam. If you
decrease something in Salah he used to do this before Saddam. If
you forget
or you combined, it doesn't really matter. Any students will suffice
you but if you can remember, than to do sudo DISA who before us if
you if you left something off before Saddam, if you added
something than after synonym.
Sunshine says if I read the words on the Safina Society website,
would it replace the morning and night of God? Yes, these they are
the morning and night of God they're they're one of the best
of God. collections of the morning and the evening by Satan at the
moment had that
we have a question from Mohammed Patel. How can one remove jealousy
from his heart? If you're envious of somebody, then you are
disagreeing with Allah's distribution of things. The only
time that this jealousy is acceptable or is allowed is that
when you are upset that good things are happening to an
oppressor or a grave sinner or something like that, because you
feel that other people will get corrupted by that. That's why it
is okay to be upset at that. But other than that, we're talking
about Allah subhanaw taala is the distributor of good have the NEMA
here so you don't disagree with Allah. It's not a smart idea to
disagree with Allah subhanaw taala on what he chooses to distribute
to whom just let
You go, that's what Allah chose to distribute. Right? Secondly, what
are you jealous on? Dunya? What are you jealous over?
Because they got a good marriage. They got a good car, they got a
good job. They got a good brain. It's headed to dunya. Let him have
it. What's wrong with that?
He'll be in 15 minutes. So let's just do a q&a for 15 minutes
because he's the main show today. And we'll do a q&a for 15 minutes.
So let's go with
Ryan give us something what you got?
How can sisters on their cycle benefit from this three month shot
ban? Um, sisters on their cycle can totally benefit from Mr.
Shaban by getting up for da Unzicker. No doubt about it. And
in the medical madam, she can recite the Quran from an iPad, no
problem at all. She just can't touch the muscles because she
didn't have to do but in the medical method, the Fetzer of Imam
medic is that joke is not hate. Right journal is something that a
person did themselves by having * and they could get out
of it whenever they want to by doing this. So the spectrum of the
mimetic is that Genova and Hyde are two different things. So
what's the difference? The job cannot recite the Quran as a bad
he can cite in evidence, or to I would seek refuge, but he cannot
do a better with recitation of the Quran. But a woman in hide she can
she can get up for dua, she can do all those things. 110% Basically,
No, there's nothing
stopping her except she doesn't do salah. Okay.
How would you recommend our day go for the Mr. Shah event. So that's
going to be tomorrow. So So you want to really maximize from
evidence until February because I believe we all want something
don't we
have the dean and the dunya
This is the night just you're gonna get it. It's not gonna just
drop down from the sky. But it means if Allah wills it to happen,
he sets in motion the ASVAB. And you'll start seeing for the next
coming year things are changing, right towards what you're looking
for.
So what we're going to do is what we have to do is take advantage
when the king puts out an invitation like this, you'd be
just not smart if you don't take advantage of this. So we're going
to do is a bad and DA and then take a small sleep a little bit
after a shot, maybe whatever and then get up for a nice 200 And a
certainty of the job.
Good.
Have you read any books of Imam Abdullah Khan? How Hudson's just
to tell you that this is like the
the bi weekly or what is bi weekly twice a week or every other week?
Yeah, it's about it's about twice a week. What do you think twice a
week or once a week? Twice a week we get the question on ama doc on
Burrell we will have a great opinion of him and he is one of
the survivors of the OMA
cozy. Chloe says what does the prophets I send them benefit from
us making dua for him like why did he tell us just pray for him? And
stuff? If he's the Prophet? Okay, good question. And the scholars
have updated they talked about this. And they answer this in
books such as Joe, Joe heed, and they say that
Allah Who Subhana which Allah has bestowed upon the Prophet immense
clay dot immense buckets when in Allah wa Mala Ekata who you saw
Lunarlon maybe you're able Latina Avenue salary with some sneakers
so who's making around the profit three,
three are sending salutations and blessings on Salawat on the
profit. So what is a is a catch all of Rama mercy blessings, love,
compassion, everything. World worldly favor, otherworldly favor
everything.
But they're all different. The Salah of Allah on the messenger is
all his giving to His Messenger sallallahu alayhi wa salam, the
salah of the angels is adding blessings and prayer for the
messengers of Allah when he was setting them and our Salah on the
prophet is taking from that blessing all right a Salah two min
Allah He am dead. It's it's it's it's a giving was Salah to Mina,
the hours lots of the prophets I send them is just him dead, we are
taking from that blessing. So when we make a lot on the province,
Eisen and we are essentially saying, We are with you, and we
love you. And this is the length of the word that Allah told taught
us to express that love and therefore we are taking from the
blessings that Allah has sent upon His messenger. Okay, that's the
answer to that. Okay.
That's the answer to that.
Sana, can you read sentence question one
I read this
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She's got a point in the gentrification $500 $500 Well now
now for those who gave me the gift of those best metal beads, I
really have to appreciate that gift. No, right? If it's $500 You
know how some people though they like buy Rolexes just Yeah, wear
them and then yes, among generations. Yeah, I guess. Maybe
it is except that it's a piece of wood rather than
Oh my goodness. So cozy cloud does that answer your question?
What is the shortest and most authentic Salawat by the way, can
I mute myself here? No, I want to hear your muted
Allahumma salli wa salim Ali is the shortest of our Salawat on the
messengers of Allah when he was setting them
dunya traveler May Allah make a way out for you recite has when
Allah when Ahmed Wookie All right, we are on our guest is here but we
need to invite him on Insta can you invite him on IG? What do you
got? What are the you cool youth call it instore IG.
I call it Insta.
This fasting increased possibility of dua answered 110%.
Should we give to salaams when leading people who are ignorant of
the medical position? Yes, we should.
Yeah, * have you read any of the books? I remember 100 I can't
take two. The answer is yes. I have all of them since I went to
Birmingham. And they gave me like all of his books, some Arabic some
English was it could have been older as a bit of
algebra left you know, avoiding fitna basically
is the night and Mr. Shaban tonight. No, it's tomorrow night.
Tonight. Remember Wednesday between Dora and us is our job.
Alright, Ryan, are you gonna wait, let's let our main man in? Yeah,
we're just getting some audio things. Okay, audio get the fixed
and then we'll read Kim's question. Is it proper for a lot
to help you come to a decision through dreams? Yes and no, it's
not going to be the main source of a decision. It's going to be the
confirmation of a decision you've already made by worldly matters,
like by worldly decision making. If you know what I mean, right?
You're going to make a decision with through your mind through
consultation and the dream would be like a confirmation. You don't
make an action just on a dream.
Why is the 15th sharp and very important for our.so? I want you
to go listen to the podcast. The podcast is out. It's on all of
those stations Google Play iTunes, it's on YouTube, SoundCloud. All
my socials listen to the podcast that says Nice job and that's the
summary. also listened to another but facts of last Tuesday
and you'll hear it
you can ask Allah for a dream. According to anthraquinones
question said I Isha she has a dua she used to recite every night
Allahumma De Niro el sila her saw Dipper read Kariba Nafisa real
Dora. Sita is wanted to have good dreams. She asked Allah for dreams
and we should say that dua Allahumma Eddie Nero el saleha
Sahaja we had Kariba Nafisa real Dora. Oh Allah show me a dream
that is true. beneficial, not harmful, truthful and not alive.
All right, Mustafa Briggs is with us. Mashallah.
Are we all good guys.
Hamdulillah. Great to see you. Again. I'm just trying to figure
out the sound on this, which do I mute and yeah, my grandpa.
Everyone's a producer.
You have to kind of do it yourself, right? I know, your team
that we're just here trying to figure it out by myself. I'm just
like, What do before this
was a lot, learning how to put cameras up and it's not something
I knew how to do. And it was always frustrating. That's why our
livestream was on
it off and on and off. But now that we have a crew that may Allah
reward them. We're on all the time. And we're happy to have you.
I'm delighted to
have you. Happy to be here with you. hamdulillah Yeah, when you
met couple of days ago and now hamdulillah we're on the life
together.
So why don't we start first by Bismillah then stood on the
Prophet and I'm gonna ask you a little bit about yourself.
Alhamdulillah wa Salatu was Salam ala Rasulillah
Allahumma salli
wa sallam said
some ala Sayidina Muhammad later how do we manage we could have
some target age, which will never be a hostile wave Cisco command
will be wretched kitty while he was so I have used alongside Yeah,
let's say the number homogenized feta Hedeman overlap will refer to
a sub
D, you know, sit on thinking step in. So Allahu alayhi wa ala. And
he was he had capacity. He, daddy and all the ladies and gentlemen,
we have a guest today who has an author of the book. First we're
going to talk about himself some bio, a lot of biographical
questions. So for example, I lived in London, where do you live in
London? I live in Camden in London I currently live in Oh, yes. We
talked about that. Yes, yeah, I'm from Camden. Camden. So you grew
up and you became a Muslim? Were you born Muslim? So I became
Muslim. I became Muslim at the age of 1313. That's young. So tell us
about that. What were you thinking about? I was just thinking about
traveling back to so I used to travel back to The Gambia where my
grandmother's from with my grandma and her side of the family. And I
witnessed that everybody in Gambia essentially is Muslim, Gambia is
over 90 something percent Muslim, but my family came from a
Christian minority. And so I was wondering, Why is everybody in my
country Muslim, started doing research, realize the influence
that West Islam had in West Africa, realize the history of how
Christianity and West Africa compared the two, compare the two
ideologies at a young age and decided that being Muslim makes
more sense to me than being Christians, I decided to switch.
Okay, so a lot of 13 year olds, they do stuff that bothers our
parents. Not all of them change religions. Yeah. That was number
one, a very mature thing for you to be thinking that way at that
age. Not a lot of people think about that at that age. But also
at the same time, you're still under your parents roof. Right? So
that must have elicited a reaction from them. Yeah, Subhan Allah. So
the thing with my parents is Oh, with my, I've worked with my
mother and my grandmother and essentially with them, because
they grew up in Gambia, they were used to Muslims. So for them in
the beginning, it was more just about okay, well, what kind of
Muslim? Is he? Is he the ones that's gonna try and blow up
buildings? Or is he the one that we grew up with that do vicar and
you know, our peaceful folk. So when they realized that in the
beginning, it was a bit of a challenge. But after a while, when
they realized who my teachers were, who might show you who I
was, you know, people who they hadn't they know what they grew up
seeing, then they were more comfortable with the idea of me
being Muslim, and they kind of just thought it was gonna be a
phase. I was young, I was 13. So that, okay, he stopped eating
pork. He says he's Muslim, let's see how long this lasts kind of
thing. And it's still they still going on how the phase has
continued. So
now, here's a question for you. Christians. Are they like
Baptists? They're not. They're no Baptist. Baptists are starting
now. But traditionally, most Gambian Christians are either
Anglican, Methodist, or Catholic, because those were the different
missionary churches that came in during colonization. So for my
family, they're Methodist because the school that they attended with
the Methodist school and you know, they were they had that
interaction with the Methodist Mission. So my grandmother grew up
Methodist. My mom grew up Methodist. They went to Methodist,
Methodist them Junior School, etc. And yeah, okay, so the method is
that they're not like the Baptist and that they're, like, really, I
should say, passionate about, you know, the religion and they really
view the Muslims as taken away through us.
Because that's how it is here. Okay. Now in the Gambia. It's not
like that at all. In the Gambia. The Methodists are very
traditional, they're very, they're not they don't see Muslims as a
threat because there's not really a large conversion of people to
Islam in the Gambia except when it comes to like marriage. So you see
a lot of messages women for example, with my Muslim men and
then become, or like my uncle is one case where he was a Methodist
man he wanted to marry him Muslim woman so he became Muslim. But the
religious
tension that exists in a lot of countries, especially other West
African countries, doesn't exist in the Gambia, which is, you know,
very surprising. Everybody is super peaceful with each other.
Everybody loves each other. Everybody, you know, like, they
all grew up together so they don't have that kind of Christian versus
Muslim mentality is it's more like a It's Christmas. Let's go to our
Christian friend's house and celebrate is eat let's go to our
Muslim friends house and celebrate mentality. Okay, so it's fluid in
that respect. Yeah, very fluid. Okay, so let's take this next
step. You come back to England? How does a 13 year old? And what
year are we talking that there's internet? Information from there?
Yes. So 2007 was when I took shahada.
There's not a lot of stuff on the internet at that time. No, no,
there's no Safina society or
you could be high school listening to some music podcasts getting
jacked up. Exactly. Exactly.
So how did you learn like how did you go about this? You didn't have
a car. But you know what hasn't gone?
Jumping on the tube anyway. So essentially, what's interesting
is, so I took shahada with the grandson of Sheikh Ibrahim Yes,
initially, yeah, my aunt Gambia, no. So in the UK, so they used to
come and visit the UK, they had a large community, they still have a
large community there. So the person that I had initial contact
with him share has and CC and he was the one that connected me with
his younger brother shake my he says they wouldn't shake my hand
since they came to England. I took shahada with him, and then I took
take.
So what happened is they have a niece that lives in England, her
name was Scheffer, Aisha CJ, and she had a params school. So when I
was about 1415, I got sent to that kind of school at all. I didn't
get sent, I started doing myself. And she was essentially my first
like, person to person, teacher, obviously, I'd read all of the
pamphlets. I had done the you know, the internet, Islam, the
prophets, prayer describes, etc. But the first kind of in house
teachers that I had, according to you know, the traditional Sitting
at the feet of a scholar. It was at the feet of this woman who came
from a lineage of hundreds of years of scholarship in West
Africa. She had memorized the Quran when she was about 12 or 13.
She had studied Malachy face with her father, she has studied
ahaadeeth She studied, you know, back home in Mumbai. And it was
her that taught me you know, Alice
and taught me my initial alphabet. So, you know, I remember as a man
a few other things. Is that nice?
Is that you smoke? No, no.
I my initial studies were with her and her husband in branch. GRAEME
Killian, yes, was also a dis relative of sugar. He's a great
grandson of Sheikh Ibrahim through his mother. And so yeah, both of
them were my first teachers. And then from there, you know, I kept
on studying and continuing the tradition. Okay, good. So if
you're, if you're listening, or watching from London, where's
their center so that people can benefit from so they are in Luton
and their center is called Datto kitab. Will hikma? Yeah, yeah.
Then leads us I used to jump on the train. Yeah, I live in Kentish
town. So there was a direct train to Lutens I would jump on the
train half an hour every weekend. There and Back or head down. Get
the get the train. Yeah. Okay, good. So you started
with them and they're still active. They're, they're still
active day. Yeah, they established the school a couple of years ago.
All right. So you start studying, tell me where you can travel to
Senegal and the Gambia? Yes, I start to travel to Senegal and the
Gambia around 2009.
So like with the intention of visiting the shoes and benefiting
from them 2009. And from then I was going kind of every year,
every summer every like vacation, every time I had an opportunity. I
would try and be the admin the same time as well as the sons of
Chef invited me as one of the sons of Chef, Chef Mohammed Al McKee
would always visit the UK for like two, three months at a time. So I
would always be spending time with him during treatment, you know,
learning from him taking from him. And then when it came time for me
to go to college, that was when I really took things seriously. So I
I was able to go to Mauritania for just under a year and study with
the community out there. I was able to go to Senegal, the Gambia
for a couple of months and take take benefit. And I was doing that
all throughout my college degree as well as you know, studying what
I could in the UK.
And Italian was the shift there. So there was a few
But the main chef of the village where I was his co chair Jose, and
he has his older brothers cdmo handy and hosted mohammedia here.
So stairs, Mohammed Yeah, he is in charge of teaching order Mattoon
and everything to do with language and he's a language specialist,
but he teaches everything else he has. He runs the mother,
essentially. And then his younger brother CD, Mohammed is in charge
of, you know, the spiritual things. So he's study like the
souls and how high IQ and all of those kind of things with him. And
then, yeah, and then other communities are Yeah, yeah. So
they were students are shuffled around, yes, but then returning
and they come from a tribe without Ali who are surefire. They're
descended from the prophets of Salaam.
And they were, you know, Allah, Ma, his great grandfather, but Da
Vinci, the Buddha was, you know, the Khalifa of Sheikh Mohammed
Hafeez Shem Titi. And, you know, they came from a large tradition
of scholarship. And then in the 30s 40s 50s, they started to
travel to Senegal and take from Shanghai, Crimea. So they had all
kind of studied or benefited from this directly, but they are, you
know, Mediterranean 100%.
Okay, there's also to Jenny, in Egypt.
Is there a connection between them? Are they like, have like
good relations, they have very good relations. So you mentioned
Iran, yes. Used to travel to Egypt in the 60s. And so those main
shape that was the chef al hadith of Al Assad, his name was Sheikh
Mohammed Hafeez and mystery. Associate reminescent. Chef,
Mohammed Hafeez. They were both very good friends. They used to,
you know, correspond very well. Chateau Brahim would visit him
anytime we went to Egypt. And Mohammed hashes and Shakib Rahim
both have ages at from CDF Mr. haylage, who was one of the main
you know, Alumni Affairs cdmo survey village, took from Sidi
Ahmed Abdullah, we need to proceed Alia tommasini we took from the
tyranny. So there Silsila and the Senate cannot connect there.
anymore. And now you're in Egypt. Yeah. Now, in contrast,
the Compare and contrast is like Egypt, there's electricity,
there's walls this is you know, you live in the modern world. What
is very, is very much like sand and houses.
Tell me how you're tolerating the first thing to environment in
Mauritania, physically? Secondly,
the actual, the people of Egypt are not easy.
To deal with, especially Cairo, Everyone is struggling. Everyone's
aggressive. Everyone's annoyed. Right? It's not easy to deal with
the people of Cairo. So I'm glad you're at full liberty to talk
because you're Egyptian. So you know, you could get away with it.
Ya know, honestly, it's not, it's not easy. But I would say this is
one of the best periods of my life. And that wouldn't be
anywhere else I would have preferred to be, especially at
this age in my 20s. This is the this is the place hamdulillah it
takes adjusting to. But I feel as though the secret in that is, you
know, the tarbiyah that you get in dealing with people. It's very
easy to study books that tell you how to have more trouble, be like
this, be like that. And then you live in a comfortable environment
where those things are not tested. But when you study, for example,
the last 30 books, and then you go out into the world and you have to
deal with the Uber drivers with the taxi drivers, and the chaotic
environment and all these things that puts the, it puts all of that
into practice. And I feel as though Egypt is a very special and
sacred land. If we look at the stories of the Allameh I mean, the
stories of the NBS, sorry, most of the unabIe mentioned in the Quran
had spent time in Egypt. And then if you look at the stories of a
lot of the alumni, especially the OLA miles or so, most of them as
well have passed time in Egypt. So I remember one of my skullet one
of my teachers in Senegal used to say nobody's Wilaya is complete
until they spend time in Egypt
of the Ummah they all spent time in Egypt see this?
In my shed the least when time here Mr. Rifai, I will Abbas mercy
happy to teach me you know, he spent a couple of years here all
of them pass through here the same way if we looked at the NBA
Sayidina Idris according to some narrations say do not Ebrahim
definitely we know spend time here see do not use of NC deny Yahoo
because his father came on Jain brothers.
Let's say that it's hard to say and say do not use of
pseudonym Musa etc. A lot of these MVR pass through here. And now we
also have a lot of Elevate here as well, depending on the reports
that you leave, either the domestics reports for the care
reports where we have a lot of the grandchildren of the provinces and
buried here. So it's a blessed land is
mentioned in your plan.
Hello, obviously Allah manifests His blessings through Shakur,
Allah German, also sobre la jolla. None of that is manifest here. You
know, I haven't been
okay. So you studied there, you studied here and then you wrote a
book? Yeah.
I love the way job. It's like okay
well, yeah, the trajectory was essentially I studied.
I did. My bachelor's degree at Westminster University was Arabic
and international relations. And that's my dissertation focused on
Arabic literature and literacy in West Africa. After that, I did my
masters at so as, and then after that, I've come here now to Egypt.
And throughout that time, I had been giving presentations on the
relationship between blackness and Islam, black history in the Quran,
black history around the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
history of Islam in West Africa, all of those things. And I had a
presentation at a lecture series called Beyond beloved, which I've
been giving for the past three to four years. I started in
2018 1718.
Everyone's saying my voice is tight enough, my apologies.
Yeah.
It's a little bit different. Yeah, maybe maybe it's their thing.
Yeah, everyone's saying it. So they're sort of most of the
weekend.
And so, after a while, every time I gave the lecture, and I managed,
I've been invited to mashallah so many mshs across so many different
universities have done the lecture at Yale have done it at Harvard,
I've done it at, you know, NYU at Columbia, I did that so many
places. And a lot of the students were asking if this was in a book
form, or if they could get it in a book, or if I could send them the
slides, etc. So I decided last year to turn the presentation into
a book so that it would be available and the information will
be easily accessible.
Okay, good. So it's it's mainly a book of biographies, right? It's
by microphones. Yes. Kind of about half of Yeah. Okay, good. Now,
you're taking this book and you're teaching, or you're you were
lecturing about it?
Did you Finn is your tour over there? So more? So the tours over
the toggle cut short, because I had to come back to Egypt and do
some do a tour here. I was hosting some people and I forgot about it.
But essentially, I did the six week book tour started in New York
ended in Detroit and Atlanta, which is where we met. And yeah,
hamdulillah it's been lecturing. It's been a mixture of lecturing
and touring. That's good. So now as an author, as somebody's you're
studying, I guess you're studying with the different shift Posey
shift?
Study, which I haven't studied with them in a minute, but
it's so my main teachers here are there's a teacher called shabdrung
Emanuel. And he's from Mauritania, but he's doing his PhD as I study
and memorize different material with him. And then I was studying
which makes me sad as well studying like language. Look, I
with him. Then I attended during this hadith, etc. I'm about to
start again with Chef alchemy Suleiman, who was teaching in
Daraa. Mustafa, I think you might have met him out there. He
studied, he was teaching a hadith and things from there. So he's
coming to Egypt. And so he's about to start his program here. And
then as well as that during the regular as her program.
Okay, so then what's your future? When you go back? Are you Oh,
I haven't planned it. Well, I haven't planned
to go back and be a big deal. You know,
most of Hannah law I that was never the plan in the first place.
My plan was just to first my family and my mom's side are
diplomats, a lot of them. And so my initial plan was to just study
international relations, and then go into diplomacy or go into the
third sector. That was my original goal. And then in university, I
kind of changed my mind. Initially, initially, I wanted to
be an investment banker, that was my first first thing when I was in
high school, then the plan changed. And then I was gonna go
into diplomacy, I was gonna go into international relations, or
the third sector work for the UN or something. And then as my time
in university was coming to an end, I switched and I said, I want
to be a translator, which is why I did the master's degree in
translation. And then I came to Egypt to study and just for
personal, like, my personal development, I wanted to
understand the deen that I was practicing properly. I wanted to
study all over the globe, just so that I could have that information
as a Muslim, but I didn't plan on doing anything with it. But then
the whole public speaking thing and
Book and everything, it was like, Allah kind of the request of
people. And so for me, I only responded in figma to people and
in order to, you know, provide the services that people were
requesting of me. And then like, fast forward, I'm blinking. And
then now I'm on, you know, Instagram Live with Dr. Shadi
mystery.
Here's, here's the thing you may have just want for yourself, but
you have DEVAR, right now, you have a product right now. And
there's a lot of people thirsty for that product, and you have a
converts experience, the amount of conversion that's going on in
Europe right now. And England in particular,
people are needed, there's manpower is really in demand. And
people are really needed
to be individual personal, you know, help. Even if you go out and
become a banker or become a some other form of millionaire, I'll
give you the tofield
that I've studied,
people are gonna come to you, whether you know it or not,
whether you choose it or not. Because in the way this dowel
works, is from an article.
There was a day one time he was a teacher teaching the basic modules
in law, as you know, most of people don't teach them when a
young man came up to him. And he said, after, are you so and so?
said, Yeah, I'm so and so. Right. So he said, last night, I saw an
angel in a dream study, I saw an angel and dream tobiko study with
someone so. So it's you, if you have a big law, you have the
people will send you the deed, that's why
that's
the right thing, if you're doing the right thing that Allah will
send you, people. That's really how it works. And that's probably
much what you should expect once you get back to England, because
you don't realize the NEMA of all this classes that you're able to
take,
you know, in Egypt, back in my day, this thing, it didn't really
exist. We couldn't communicate with the world, over the Atlantic
or Arab countries, and discover what
we couldn't discover, to communicate with scholars on what
the schools did not
only way the briefings was to
get last
weekend.
So you learned
it was really hard. But
how old are you when
I'm not that old, but the technology's
crazy.
And you can
most of
the
books were not available
10 years ago, you got a couple of most of them.
Know, within such a short time, the entire tour off of like Islam
is on an mcsa.org Like, there's more than you'll ever finish in
your entire life won't be the amount of PDFs that you will never
find.
And this is almost like Burlington.
Right? That's someone who's
going
to talk to
abroad was something that required
you to call.
You had to scream, screaming on the
right. stuff doesn't happen now. on WhatsApp, we're a little bit
younger.
It's such a different world.
And people are going to need this knowledge. Because even when
people studied back in the day, and they came back to their
country, there was only like a handful of Muslims to serve.
Right? And now there were 10s of Muslims to serve. So when you get
back do you have a clue? Are you going to be moving to Canada?
I have no idea honestly, this like what I find amazing and what you
were explaining earlier, as well as the fact that sometimes for all
the time Allah is the one that plans and Allah is the one that
facilitates and moves to pieces. So for me, like even when I've
started doing you know, this tower that I'm doing classes that I'm
teaching, I have more cool and I have more requests to teach in
America than I do in the UK.
I have no idea. Because America is bigger, there's more people to
request. But I've done more work in America and I traveled to
America more frequently than I do the UK like if you think about it,
I haven't really done a UK tour. But America just impromptu I went
for one event and I ended up staying for six weeks doing an
event which almost today mind doing an event with shape image
shape web doing
An event with all of these, you know, the caliber of the, you
know, the art in America, about the themes of this book, I went to
about 10 Different places over six weeks, I met with about 20
different. And I was still getting requests to do more events. I just
had to cut it short to come back to Egypt. So I feel as though my
future might even be in America more than it might be in the UK.
I've an American wife, so Oh, really, from where she from LA,
LA. That's
gorgeous. My father was the director of type of foundation. He
works with Shahabi. And so his name is that a body of desire? And
yeah, like I have.
He's his wife, his mother B. He's, he's African American. Okay. So
LA, it's a gorgeous city.
I pass through, I've never been to LA, but I've been to San Diego,
and they told me la is like, the city version. But it's still got
the same weather, etc, etc. But we've been to LA. I've never been
to LA. I haven't never had the occasion to go to LA. But official
invitation. Yeah. Well, when you're there, I'll come down. I'll
have a reason to come down. Question for you.
In London, it changed a lot from when I was. When I was in London.
There was there were
gatherings of traditional listener scholarship, every day of the
week. Every, every day, there was a Malaysian ship. He had Monday.
There was an East African ships Bebek rematch, right. He had
Thursday night shift, but because to Danny,
sorry, I'm in Abu Bakar.
Because Danny, he had Saturday night. It says if they sort of it
just happened that they each reserve a night. Right? There were
seven days a week. But I heard my friends told me it's all none of
that exists anymore. And it's all hardcore. Salafi, or liberal.
Either way, is that? Yeah. I mean, I Yeah, the way that you're
describing London is completely different from the London I grew
up only kind of traditional scholarship that I remember,
growing up was shattered by because with any
tools other than him. I mean, I heard about other things going on,
but I never attended. But the way you're saying that there was a
different thing every day. That was something I never experienced.
Sounds amazing. No, it wasn't. It was an amazing time. Like we were
literally every single day, there could have been something that you
attend.
But I heard that my friends when I went back after like 10 years.
It's all gone. And it's a very hard, tough environment, where
it's a lot of fighting between liberals and Salafi. So
is that actually actually the case? I haven't been in England, I
haven't lived there for about three years. So I can't even
really tell you if that's the case or not. But from what I remember,
that seems to be the case because I don't remember any blues like
classical Islamic scholarship or traditional scholarship happening
especially every day of the week. I know Shabaab. And I think as
well. A lot of it depends on the area that you live in.
So me being in Camden, it was central London in central London,
it was only kind of barbecued doing anything. I hear about
things in West London or East London, but with the our travel
time, it would be something I wouldn't know about. So, for
example, there's a lot of traditional scholarship there. A
lot of doodles are happening, a lot of things are going on.
There's the CEI as well as somebody in the comments
mentioned, check out mad sad, was also teaching when I was young. He
was in Finsbury Park mosque, and he would have gruesome halacha
every Friday, and every Monday and then when he transferred promised
the mosque as well. So yeah, and then yeah, she was in Cambridge as
well as
the Spark Spark was
to visit and he was
at the friend's house, all the all the people would come he created.
Our I remember friend's house I never got to see Sheikh Hamza
there but I got to see Habib Ali Giuffre there, and Abdullah Kimura
and a few others
and kabbani
and it was also
referred to
in Hounslow used to bring Sheikh Mohammed
he used to bring sometimes it was sure comes to shake. I was happy
about it. It was so many shields in Hounslow and Chip Muhammad did
a study. He would they would study, literally like
two days straight. You'd go in Friday night, and you would spend
48 hours. So by Sunday afternoon you'd leave and you know how it is
with Sheikh Mohammed. You don't know
When you don't get breaks, right, he was hardcore. But we would go
we would leave like as if someone powered you up right and maybe go
back
and then the visit
was working organized.
The
radical middle
for
those
and then it all just fizzles out
do you gotta go revive it?
Unless you go to Hollywood
take me then I'll be in the UK. Yeah. First we're gonna go to LA
get the sun get Hollywood. You know what I could not go back to
England because I'm addicted to the sun. Right? I think I'm solar
powered as a person, right? Go out there in England, and it's just
gray I think 87% of the time
that's why you want to send me that?
There
UFCU mama honestly, the weather. Yeah, I don't want to complain.
Well, yeah. You You said you said everything would wake up. Like I
wake up now. And what starts your day? You put the blinds up and the
sun's out. Right? You just immediately kick started. You wake
up and you wake up. And you look out the window hoping for some
sun. It's cloudy. All day is gonna be
next day, next day. Next day is
coming.
For you, I think maybe because you you had come in from America, you
kind of had expectation before us. In the in London. We know like the
sun is only for July and
every other time of the year. It's great. You have your tracks on
your
tracks. Oh my gosh, it all started in England. Yes. That's in
tracksuits and expensive sneakers. Yeah, look is here now with the
brim cap. And then like
I noted, you notice that
the most expensive thing he's wearing he's wearing? Yeah, I
noticed that actually. And the little type of sports pouch.
So all that style came here when it came here, we were like, Oh, we
know this. Yeah, I know a few of your students that just like that.
hosted me in New Jersey. Yeah.
So what's one lesson that you could share with our audience
about later in this event, which is tomorrow.
So it is the night in which Allah forgives the sins of everybody who
worships him, except for those who have rancor in their hearts. And I
feel as though that is the most important message and the most
important thing we need to focus on. When it comes to the 15th of
Shabbat. Most of us can perfect outward worship,
for a lot of us find trouble in trying to perfect spiritual space.
And the spiritual state is the most important aspects of
physical activity. So if we think about for example, the fact that
Allah tells us and sort of be in the middle in any
way you came up
was Erica dini.
Let me I forgot what that sound is.
Yeah, well, that.
That that is the religion. Allah tells us that the worship, he
makes an ishara about the fact that the worship is based on the
spiritual state to make the deen purely for the sake of Allah
subhanaw taala to purify that inward and then manifest it
through it kind of Salah what it is. elsewhere as well. We know
that Allah tells us in the Quran, yo Malayan from Allah, Lebanon
laminata Allah Tobin Salim on Yom Okayama. The only benefit that
will grant us the success that you're looking for in the asset is
having a sound heart. We have had the two could see where we see for
example, the first people to enter Johanna will be the reciting of
the Quran recited for re our schema to be seen and to be heard
by people. I'm not pleased to be. The person who gave Sen enters the
Hellfire because they did their actions for the sake of people and
notoriety and not for the sake of Allah. The person fought Jihad and
was killed in the process. Allah Subhan Allah the flora of the
actions were correct, but the manner the spiritual reality of
the action was made though
actions, take them to the health layer and not take them into the
pleasure of Allah subhanaw taala. So with that if we reflect upon
it, then the spiritual state is the most important aspect of our
religion and the most important aspects of practice. And it's
manifested through obviously, take making sure all of our actions are
in line with the actions of the Prophet sallallahu wasallam as
Allah tells us, pull in control to him when Allah azza wa jal Kamala,
if you truly love Allah, then follow me. Follow the Prophet
sallallahu wasallam. And Allah will love you. If that is the
case, Laila to Mr. Sharp and gives us the opportunity to look into
our hearts and to see if we still have kept hatred, if we still have
hazard envy if we still have all of the spiritual diseases that can
cause us and cause our actions to be rejected in the header of
Allah, terracotta Allah. And that is the most important thing
because the real judgment and the real acceptance is the judgment of
the Asherah and the judgment of the baton. It's not the judgment
of this world, the men African who are in the lowest levels of
hellfire, according to the Sharia could not be punished. And
according to the Sharia, they were Muslim, they all said like,
they will break the law when it came time for it, okay.
But Allah describes them as being in the lowest levels of the
Hellfire, the only difference between them and the movement is,
is their spiritual state.
And so the knowledge of Teskey or the knowledge of purifying the
heart and the knowledge of maraca, looking at our inward states,
looking at how we look at others, looking at our relationship with
the rest of the Ummah and with the rest of creation, and purifying
our hearts is the most important aspect. And so witnesses Shaban,
we have an opportunity to make sure that we're amongst those who
are trying or striving at least, to be amongst those people whose
inwards appeal and that purity of the inward manifests in the
outward, those who whose Well, in line with that well of the Prophet
sallallahu wasallam. And so the male and the upwell come into line
with the Amal and the upwell of the Prophet sallallahu wasallam.
And so yeah, the inward and the outward, the combination of the
two, that is the aim of the religion, the inward giving,
having more weight in the Presence of Allah than the outward because
we know Allah tells us all the profit centers and Hadith that
Allah doesn't look at your outward forms, but he looks at the state
of your hearts. So Mr. Shaban is a time for us to review the state of
our hearts and see if we have that poison within us that can cause a
bad and I am to be rejected. That was the same poison that shaytan
had. It was his hatred for food and I had which it was a
manifestation of his lack of faith and his lack of acceptance of the
Tada of Allah subhanaw taala that causes a brother and his ilk to be
rejected shaytan nobody had more abandon him, there is not a place
in the earth on the face of the earth in which shaytan did not
make sujood to Allah subhanho wa Taala shaitan no one had more ill
than him to the point that some reports state that he used to
teach them alayka so
check,
check, but because of the state of his heart, and the jealousy he had
towards Adam, and the keeper that he had the spiritual diseases that
caused his Ibadah and his ill to be rejected. So for us we don't
even have a bad and who don't even have ill. If we have sick hearts
on top of that, then there's no there's no safety for us. So is
the importance of also as well the forgiveness of Allah subhanaw
taala so this night inshallah coming tomorrow night we pray that
Allah accepts worship, Allah accepts our repentance and Allah
purifies our hearts so that we can be accepted in His presence and in
the presence of His beloved salah.
A beautiful commentary and a
muted
my mic was muted here
what's up Han Allah is beautiful commentary. And that's exactly
livestream that we're doing
all that we want to do is strengthen each other in the deen.
That's all we want to do is just strengthen each other in the deen
and talk about matters of Deen. That's all that matters to us. And
then we just want to do it in a way that's sort of easy to
swallow. Right easy to come down. And then for those who are just
learning, those are my favorite people. You know, people ask them
questions like What is next for Shabbat? What does it mean sort of
what's on the prophets? I said, those are the people it's like a
company if you get in on the ground and you buy stock on the
ground, you get all the results and all the rewards right from
that person later or from that company later on, likewise, if you
can ever get to one person who's just starting, and you explain
these fundamentals to them, all of the bad that they do later on in
life, you're gonna have a share in that stock and that reward, right.
And to me, one of the most inspirational things to look at is
seeing someone who's transforming their lives, and seeing someone
who sort of may be down in a rut. And then they they want to get
back, they're searching for something they want to get out of
the situation that they're in, and they want to move on. And that's
the type of person that our whole organization and this livestream
in particular, is meant for is meant to target that type of
person. And we say, this is what we got. And one of the best things
that we have is the concept of that certain times are blessed.
And certain times, if you put in the effort in that time, it's as
if you put, you know, 1000 times the effort, and we know that it's
hard to resist as if it's 1000 nights
later sort of cluttered as if
it's just as if, you know, like, what did they counted at four
years? 1000 months, right? I think they counted at four years if you
count it all together, lower Laylat in this room and Shaban is
the second greatest night after let's look at that according to
some of that hadith of the prophets, I send them that it's
even that Eid of angels. Okay, so that's what we're here for. And we
think that Mustafa breaks are coming on to our program, and
everyone here I think there is a lot of supportive comments and
uplifting and positive comments from people on Instagram, YouTube,
and Facebook hamdulillah and I have to ask you one more thing,
where can people get your book so you can order the book on
www.un villa.com/the book, and it will be available on Amazon in
about a week or so we're just working on fulfilling all of the
pre orders and then once all of the pre orders have arrived to the
locations it will be available for public purchase, but if you order
from the website www.pm biller.com/the book, you'll
be able to get your copy inshallah. Okay, great. So go to
beyond bilal.com right if you could take that in and
read it because a lot of people need to read what's in there and
get confidence and see that how vast they're Dinas right, it's not
limited to any one culture. It's Feds its vast and where it spread,
takes roots and takes roots in the form of that culture and that
fruit that comes out is going to be unique to anywhere else in the
world. So any other culture in the world so we ask Allah subhana wa
Tada to accept from us and to accept the efforts of our hosts
and our brother Mustafa brigs. Inshallah, next time you are in
the area.
Charlie, give us a ring and we'll hang out again and we'll do this
in person inshallah Todd. Definitely.
So chronic Hola, como como
in Santa Fe, Casa Illa Latina. And Ramona sila heard what it was. So
Bill, Huck, what's up? So Sabra was set up on a camera from salon
some of you had asked if they could just wait five minutes after
the interview was over. So we'll do that we could do you know, a
couple of comments that you will have for a few minutes after this
interview is over. But for now, thank Mustafa breaks his ankle
again for coming and Sharla. We will see you again soon, sooner
than later.
All right, folks. So I think the only issue we had is that
is he needed headphones. That's why we had the feedback because he
was going with his phone and with his computer. And that's what was
causing the interference. So he just needed headphones. But that's
it next time. We'll figure that out. And so I'll let John. So a
couple questions. Can we talk at the end of the session, we'll
let's talk for about 510 minutes, we can take q&a for 510 minutes,
and then we'll head off after that.
Okay, talk to me. How do we sense a lot on the Prophet? This is a
question I will answer every single time 10 times a day if I
have to answer that because if we can, Allah has honored us to show
people how to send Salah on the messenger piece. That's an honor
for us. If people stop asking that question, I'll get upset. The
answer to the question is quite simply, are we using this by the
way?
The answer to this question is quite simply,
that you start you can make salon the profit with any expression
that says Salah and salam upon him. Allahumma salli wa salam ala
that's the shortest and easiest expression of Salah and Salam on
the messenger Allahumma salli wa salam
Literally, that's it. And you have to do a lot of a lot of this in
order to feel its benefits and its blessings a lot. Like hundreds
1000s. Okay.
And I want to point everyone to that last week's podcast or this
week's podcast, which is up now, on the power of Mr. Shaban with I
read, there's always a book that I go through every year. And this
book has basically about
we went over maybe 10 20% of it. This on the podcast and we talked
about a lot of other things. Alright, so Ryan, any questions
before we wrap up?
So far? It says what about Adi salatu? was salam Yes, that is a
salah upon the messenger, no doubt about it.
write anything on your side. Okay. Somebody asked. I've seen some
furnace food and Shaban saying something like Oh ALLAH if you
wrote me as wretched without sustenance, etc. And change me to
be salaried. Yes. And that definitely is it is Do I have it
been a mess? I would. Let's read it. The DUA have said not Abdullah
ibn Ms. ODE is I'm going to read it for you right now. I'm going to
get it for you just give me two seconds. The DUA of Satan.
Abdullah bin Massoud, okay, if my if my iBooks opens up my iBooks is
always stubborn these days. Okay.
Good intimates.
Blah, blah, blah. I books history is the dua of Abdullah of him so
there's no doubt about that. And
okay, well, it is. It's acting up, but let me let me just look up the
exact wording of it.
Where do you find it?
Dr. Massoud Mr. Shaban just to get the exact wording
you put a link to right if you have one.
Like if you found a link anywhere
do I leave it in this stream in Shaban and this is a strong
narration it's not some kind of
make narration right this is a serious narration do and this was
about Allahumma yeah that in many ways Allah you manually oh the one
who gives and he can boast about giving and nobody could boast
about giving him anything Yeah, that'll generally all it Crom
Yeah, the tool you will in ARM oh the one who blesses who gives
gifts to others to everyone.
La ilaha illa Anta Bahara Ledger in there is none worthy of worship
but you and you are the the vital Ledger in the pillar for those who
are seeking help with Jada and Mr. G. Mr. Jean the
the jar is somebody who is next to you and you need and you need
someone next to you. Well Amanda in the security for those who have
fear. Oh Allah if you have written you, amongst you in Amil keytab as
miserable or deprived or rejected or impoverished in wealth. Then
wipe this Oh Allah by your favor wipe away my misery wipe away my
being deprived the white boy am I being expelled and wipe away my
poverty and confirm me in your own Milky tab as happy as given
sustenance, sustained and given Tofik to do what is good for in
Nicopolis whoa local hub fee Kitab nickel Munez al Ali sending a
vehicle morsel yam hola who may have shot because you said in your
book that has been sent to your prophet and messenger Allah
subhana wa Tada yam Hello mesh that was between the one will get
you wipe away you what you wish and you keep what you wish and
with you is m l kita Ilahi Oh my lord. Bill to Jaleel album with
the great manifestation V Laylat. In this Freeman shahadi Siobhan
and mukarram in the middle of the night of Chavez and mukarram
and Letty eufora, Kofi Kulu Ramadan Hakeem in which all wise
affairs are,
are decided, Okay you fed up with via Kulu Amblin Hakeem while you
Grom and tech Shiva and mineral Bella, relieve us from the trials,
Myrna Allahu Allah and Merlin and what we know and what we don't
know when to be Adam and what you know, in Nikka entail as well
Akram, you are the most noble and you are the most generous with
solo at us in them Hamid while early he was me, he was salam. And
I have said earlier about this, that it is found in the Sunnah of
Ibn Abee Shaybah Allah Lama, the teacher of Imam Musa
then the great scholar and the great narrator of Hadith,
Ibn Abi Shaybah. He narrates this in the Muslim Nef. Okay.
So that's the answer to that question and how this mess of Mr.
Chavez is an important mess that has basis with the sahaba. And
with the early modernity, so look up the dua of Abdullah bin Masood
for Laylat and mistreatment, Chavez and repeat it often and
mingle it with your own personal idea, and your own personal
prayers. Okay. All right. So, I think that we have reached our end
for tonight. Tomorrow, we finish the rest of the book on latest
industrial in Java. And we will have really given and hamdulillah
a strong effort in educating everybody in
looking at what this why this night is important. A lot of
people never even heard about it. But now you will. I mean, you're
learning something new every day.
When A is asking is middle night 14th or 15th. So, so know the
middle meaning the 15th
The nest is 15th. So we assume as if it's 30. So the middle is 15.
So that means Thursday night, but the night between Thursday and
Friday. Does that come located on everybody? Subhanak Allahu Moby
Honzik Michel dunlea Illa illa Anta nest Oxford O'Connor to where
they will ask in in Santa Fe, of course. Illinois, Edina Minnesota
had what's possible, Huck. What's our sub was set up on a Goomba
rahmatullah wa barakato.