Shadee Elmasry – NBF 37 Stay Away From My Kids
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to everybody about the sacred time of Wednesday and we ask ALLAH
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Mejlis here, that Allah subhana wa Tada will answer our doubts, and
inspire us with the dua that he wills for us. inspire us to utter
the DUA and to desire the thing that he wills for us so that we
may be McJob a doubt that our ants are dropped, maybe answered. And
when our dua is answered, we become more full of gratitude and
sugarcoat an amen. Today is Wednesday. And as you know, that
Wednesday we talk about the affairs of the OMA. Okay, the
affairs of the OMA today are we have a local issue, not even an
issue, but it's news. It's worthy news. Okay. And that news is that
Marvel Comics has a first Muslim superhero. Okay, I guess we're
supposed to be really happy that Marvel is giving us a superhero.
But there's stuff to discuss about this, right? In the sense that
I, I'm always suspicious about where my attention and energy and
emotions are detected directed. I'm not just going to be happy for
no reason, right? And we're not going to be upset for no reason.
I'm not just going to.
I'm very suspicious, in one hand,
won't say I'm happy. But in one hand, I'm sort of
it's nice that Muslims have some negative media has come off of
Muslims a little bit from the left wing, and the mainstream media.
But I'm a little bit suspicious, why are you so friendly to us?
Right.
It's like, we went from 911. Everything is about everyone.
Mainstream Media. Everyone was talking this nonsense about
Muslims and everything. Which by the way, something was true.
Right? So it was true, like there are real human beings in ISIS, or
we're in whatever organizations,
and then it's swinging back. No, everyone wants to, you know, to be
involved as being friendly to Muslims, like some representation
will make muscles. Yeah, exactly. Exactly. So I'm sort of suspicious
about
who's doing this, and why there has to be a motive. Right. Now. On
one hand, I don't want to be Mr. Negative either. Sometimes people
just have genuinely good.
You know, attitudes. Yeah. I'm sure that there are some people.
The liberal to me, is a nice guy. He's only problem. He thinks he
knows better than God. That's a summary of what a liberal is. He's
better than everyone. He thinks he's better than me. Yeah. He's
asked me to believe he does believe that his his belief and
everything about him is superior to everyone. You can lift
it up and tighten it.
So he just thinks that he knows, you know, better than everyone
else. Hey, take a seat moment.
Father, are you joining us today?
Join us. So everyone that neat haircut that you got.
So I do get suspicious about this stuff. And you watched the
trailer? Actually, I did watch the trailer, because so he sent it to
me.
And he noted, he said, I just want you to watch when they say I think
she says I'm like you've been wasting your time, spending too
much time. And then they show said sulla they saw Muslims praying,
right? As if, like, that's the waste of time. So if someone is
really being really nice to you, all of a sudden, and it's like
only 10 years ago, you were smashing us and we were your and
you were getting your notifications from the State
Department. Right? Because there was a lot of money to be made in
the war on terror. So there was a trickle down, I'm sure from the
editors, to the editors of this thing to of the mainstream media.
To make sure certain news stories hit regularly to justify these
wars, right, so some people may be too young for the early 2000s. But
that's what was going on. So 911 hit then it was the Afghan war in
I think, October of the next year. So it was took him 11 months, I
think, or something like that, or more than that actually took 13
months for the Afghan war to start. If I'm not if I'm not
mistaken, because it happened September or wait a second. No,
no, sorry. One month. One li one right away. Right, right.
Yeah, the African were started one month later, it's pretty immediate
one one month, what am I saying? 11 months, one month. Alright, so
they solved that they solved that crime so quickly, even though all
the evidence was incinerated, right. But to solve that crime
real quickly, they figured out it was been that and plenty of other
little crimes, we have no clue what who did them. But this one,
we know, they they go to Iraq, two years after two or three years
after that, right. And so have all these wars. It's got to be in the
conscience of the electorate, of the taxpayers, and of the parents
of the soldiers that there's a reason for this war. So that's how
these the media happens. However, the editor,
they choose people who truly believe in these things. That's
what I believe. Like, the editor may be being told, you need this
as we need to push this out. And they're not told, like directly
you need to do this. But there are meetings, I'm sure there are
meetings, right? Where they get the idea that this is what we need
to push up. It could be the opposite to is like an idea comes
up and say, Yeah, we can't talk about this. Yeah, that's the other
shutdown certain things, certain things have to project anymore.
Exactly. It's very straightforward. And you're not
giving money to pursue this idea. Yeah, exactly. Certain things get
shut down, certain tabs get open, certain tabs get closed.
So then, but the editor then will probably then go look for someone
who genuinely believes in this. So I don't believe that the
journalists and the reporters are people were just told, you have to
report this, you have to do that they probably genuinely be but the
editor will choose the one who genuinely believes in this. So
there are people out there, I'm sure who genuinely genuinely
believe that everyone should get a fair shake. And I don't like the
way these Muslims are being treated. Right? I believe that
they're probably people very genuine, it sort of comes out
sometimes. But as a whole of mainstream media, and including
Hollywood even.
You sort of just wonder, okay, what all of you now have the same
opinion. We're all of you had the opposite opinion, 10 years ago,
and now everyone is sort of bending over backwards to give
Muslims representation. Alright, there's some nice things to it.
But I'm sort of suspicious. Because the way that they're
looking at Islam, we have to keep in mind, it's merely as an
identity.
No different than they would look at like an Italian or someone
Asian or someone's self from the subcontinent.
Whereas that's actually not what we believe about it. Like, we
believe that it's, it's a thing, it's a faith, it's an action. So
what is an identity? Let's maybe we should start. Okay, good. So an
identity to me.
The way I look at it is, there's two types. Okay, there's one that
is superior than the other. The one that's superior is the one
that you choose, the one that's inferior is the one that you're
born with. You're born to this tribe, to this culture, to this
ethnicity, to this time period, even to this continent. We call
those there.
I always forget this word. Essentially, it's things that you
don't use. Yeah. I don't know. You're right. Yeah. Yeah. So it's
things that you have, you have no choice over. That identity is an
inferior identity. So it's just something that you should be
grateful for hamdulillah Allah chose for me to be this, right?
I'll make the best of it. You don't even have to like it. Right?
It's not your choice. But I'm not sure was it for me, Hamdulillah.
And Allah says, may choose a thing for you and you don't like it, but
it's good for you. And I might choose something for you. There
might be something that you like, but it's bad for you. Alright, so
we accept that the identity that's more valuable, is the identity
that is
the identity that's more valuable is identity. That's your choice.
That's what's important. On this. I think it was shuffled off or
what have you, or someone who knows understands English really
well, you know, people nowadays that there's a big push of saying
that you're a Muslim American, right? Yeah. You remember, this is
like saying that you're Muslim. I didn't know one of the, I believe
is a chef that came said This is stupid. If you say you don't
understand English, yeah, your grammar is off. Just because a
word comes first. Mr. Five Year Old does not mean it's better,
because not better, but that's the adjective, adjective versus the
noun, right? So what is the main not what is the object and then
what is the descriptor of the object? So the object is that you
are, you'd say, American Muscle. Yes. I am a Muslim. And then the
descriptor of that. Exactly. So just because the word comes
First does not make it the primary, the primary in the
English language is the second word, right? The red card, the
attribute comes before the noun in Arabic is the opposite, right? We
put the noun for a Siadatan hombre, we put the noun first, and
then all the descriptors come after, right? In English, the
descriptor comes first, and the noun comes second. So, so is when
a slab is treated, when the Muslim identity is treated with a lot of
it's, it's given priority. So Marvel is making a show on it as
doesn't happen from from nothing, right? There's a lot of thought
that went into this a lot of market research that went into
this.
But is the doctrine of Islam being respected? Are the beliefs and the
practice of Islam being respected? This is like, I think that I'm not
sure if we should watch the full trailer or not. But like, it's one
of those things. If you watch it, you'll understand like somehow
this is like such jaggedy. Yeah, because essentially, the premise
is this girl wants to get superpowers. So she can become
popular and like the attractive guys in the school, start to
appreciate her.
So it's not even like even her intention from a purely superhero
perspective.
The intention, right, and so
that man is like finding the inner demons that he had and watching
his parents get shot, like right in front of him. Yeah. And then
it's his trauma and overcoming his trauma and his lack of ability to
control certain things, right? And then he imposes limits on itself
so that he doesn't go out of control, just like the criminals
do. Right? Yeah. He tries to make a delineation. There's so much
nuance and complexity in his character, he actually wants to
save the city. He wants to save Gotham said, right? It's selfless.
It's beyond him. And this is like some loser. No offense, but that's
what it came off of. And they keep her put her like, and it's not
like some innocent kid like Spider Man's innocent kid and bum, you
know, bumps into some superpower by accident. But when I looked at
the trailer, it's like, she's sort of like a goofy, but she's not
someone who is thinking of anything beyond herself as at
least what the trailer says. I mean, to see the movie, but to get
to just to be fair to it, but that's what it shows. And that
what she's actually going to end up doing, or part of things end up
doing has absolutely nothing to do with the goal of a Muslim. That's
the problem with Islam as an identity. It just doesn't work.
Islam is an action, right? It's an act. It's something that you do.
You could have made a Marvel comic, I just happen to be a
Muslim, right? But this seems to be that they're really putting
that as the main thing, most of them superhero. Okay, so she like
doing practicing Islam better than everyone else. That's what I'm
also super big, right? Super superhero, to who? To whom, so you
want to go to the theater?
If you want to be diverse and inclusive to the Muslim, why don't
you respect the Muslim worldview? Right. Why is our so you're
respected and Muslim, but not in the way that a Muslim wants to be
respected? Right, or believes is respectable? You're still catering
to the monoculture. Which is what have you said Jason? Boys, Jason
girls, whatever it is getting popular getting popular, so of
course, because that's who the viewers are. Right? That's what
the ticket that's who's paying the ticket? Didn't even people go to
the cinema anymore? You do actually. Yeah. It's getting
popular. It's getting back into it. Yeah, I think it was. Okay, so
Eman, Villani stars.
As a teenager Kamal Khan, a young girl with a big imagination, who
loves gaming, and writing fanfiction about her super idols.
But she feels weird yet until she developed superpowers just like
the heroes that she idolizes.
Stars include Mark Ruffalo and Brie Larson, Why does nobody like
Brie Larson? Like in the Hollywood scene? I've always heard that
she's annoying to them or something. I don't know why. They
would said about
annoying type of person. Like I don't know what it is. We can like
super feminist at some point.
Isn't that everyone though?
She wasn't like like that before though. And she just like out of
nowhere is okay. But even like her vibes with her co stars, they said
coaster so that eight
okay.
It's a brown girl from Jersey City that saves the world, she says.
But after developing her powers, she says later in the year I
always thought I wanted this kind of life, but I never imagined any
of this. But blah blah. Who is her enemy? Every superhero villain has
to have an enemy right? This is who's your enemy. That's how we're
going to size up. Just from you know, story perspective. So
Ruffalo, he is actually the Hulk. He welcomes you know, I don't know
about Marvel is this is Marvel were the ones where all the
superheroes come together in
In the movie, yeah, whereas every movie by itself like DC Comics, DC
Comics doesn't mingle. They're superheroes usually right? Like
Batman is just Batman. Superman is just Superman, right? Anyway, this
is I think that a movie with Batman and Superman. Yeah, they
had that one yet. They had that one.
Okay, so So Ruffalo is the Hulk and he welcomes and Larson. She's
Captain Marvel. Okay. And she says you are a superhero. Come on.
Okay, so who's confirming you? The Eternals star named Genie, also
share the clip saying it made me feel very positive, blah, blah,
blah.
Okay, so just the point is?
Oh, okay, let's read this as part of the story. marvel at the same
time. Around the same time they released this. They also released
a statement on the don't say gay bill. I didn't read about this. It
says strongly gentles. Any legislation affecting the rights
of the LGBTQ community following the passing of a controversial
bill, by US politicians in Florida.
They call it don't forget, Bill by critics limits, teaching about
sexual orientation and gender identity to young children in the
state, which I think that the state has no business teaching
about * to kids. What is why don't you just teach them math and
science and English? Why do you need to teach them? What to do
with their private parts? Can you just leave that to us as the
parents? So that's GBN? Yeah. That they want to extend that to
everybody. And their little kids who don't even know what these
body parts are for? Yeah. It's crazy. Because like, somebody
would hear what you just said, and think that's so far out. Like they
do not teach like bathroom training or any like, what like,
yeah, like skipping a whole step.
That's a great.
That's a great if you had if you had a school and you had a class
where the teacher would say, today, we're gonna learn how to
clean yourself. Today, we're gonna learn this. Like you say, what?
Well, could you leave that to me? Like, I'll take care of that, as a
parent, you just teach math and science and reading, like,
whatever happens to the three Rs, reading, writing and arithmetic.
Okay?
They just could you do that and go home? Because I don't know you?
Right? You're a public school teacher. I don't know you. I don't
want you talking anything personal. All I want you teaching
is something that in a book, it has a right answer and a wrong
answer, right? Don't teach anything that's gray or subjective
or moralistic. Don't teach anything. That's a habit of life.
What if our habit of life is different from yours? Right, just
the way our culture is?
What if someone started teaching like beliefs? Yeah. Right. And
promoting a belief. So this stuff is a belief. But you know, the
amazing thing is, they don't believe it's a belief. Yeah. Like,
they'll tell you, they'll tell you don't indoctrinate your kids.
Yeah. But they won't believe that they're indoctrinating their kids.
Don't let your kids choose. So why don't you let us choose? Why does
everything have to be your keep preaching the same message? Right?
Well, if you're gonna if you want us to let our kids choose, and
you're telling us how to parent, first of all, you don't your
result of your parenting is not that great. That's the first thing
to say. But you want to tell us how to parent and you want to tell
your kids to choose their faith. So show them all the faith. Okay,
show them the good and the bad of everything? Do you show them the
good and the bad? of let's say hypothetically, the LGBT
lifestyle? Do you actually objectively show them both sides
of the coin? There's there's like health, there? aren't their health
issues? HIV, tons of what about like multiples higher than in the
street from exactly where those statistics are now to have that we
cannot talk about those statistics. How about let's talk
about what happens when you are in that lifestyle. And I'm not gonna
say that life's even straight, but he just lives around Native
Americans. What do they look like when they're 60 years old? Like
what's that life like when they're 60 years old, you know that you
really need kids around you, when you're 60 7080 years old. Your
brain will just stop working, like you will be so depressed. Okay?
And one of the greatest causes of death is grief. And one of the
greatest cures of grief is kids. Now, what kids? What parents want
their kids around some stranger, you need to be related to them.
Right? Think about this, they never think about this element.
There's not a lot of thought given to that those three decades of
life like 5565
to 75 to 85 A lot of people live to 85 That's 30 years of your
existence. You can't be miserable for 30 years right and there's not
a lot you can do your hunger for for making money goes down, your
ability to work goes down your desirability. For for for physical
like temptations goes down your ability to actually do adventurous
things goes down
What do people have left in that? 30 years, which is a ton of time?
Right?
They have kids and grandkids. That's what keeps people busy at
that time, whether you like it or not, that's the truth. Right?
Why don't you tell us who lives a better life, people who lived and
have a decent marriage, a good marriage and a bunch of grandkids
that they're living with? Or someone who slept around, whether
gay or straight for their whole life? And that was all alone? And
is a creep. Right? It's a truth. And you know, and all his friends
are dying. So who is he going to befriend? No, right? As it came to
mind? I was like, Yeah, I see the prevalence in nursing homes. Yeah.
Because then nothing else in their life. Right? Yeah. Nursing Home.
Nursing, there was the pure physical study done by Berkeley
University of California on this uncovered significant increase in
STIs amongst adults over 65 and over between 2010 and 2014.
Imagine what is now committed yet infection increase by 32%.
Syphilis increased by 65%. Gonorrhea cases increase over 90%.
Yeah, because these guys have nothing to lose, right? Yeah. And
also, you've been doing this your whole life, continuing until you
die, and you're just an animal. So that's what you are. That's all
right. And here's the thing, I have a spiritual
analysis to this. If Allah doesn't want your people to exist anymore,
he makes this lifestyle attractive to you. So you don't reproduce.
Right? Think about that. Right? Whereas if Allah wants people to
exist, because they fulfill a decent function in society, he
makes it attractive to them a lifestyle that produces other
healthy human beings. Think about that. Right? So
let's see what else these people are saying here. Yeah, you want to
comment on this? Keep reading this bill, I can I was playing up like
what are the key points of this right. key passages of this of the
bill are number one instruction on gender and sexuality should be
constrained in all grades. She said, repeat. instruction on
gender and sexuality would be constrained in all grades,
constrained in all grades, all grades, schools would be required
to notify parents when shall serve children receive mental, emotional
or physical health services. Unless educators believe that
there's a risk of abuse and abandonment or neglect. It needs
to be built.
Like continuing, parents would have the right to opt their
children out of counseling health services. Yeah, I don't want you
strangers talking about counseling. Someone who you don't
trust someone who you don't have to know you, I wouldn't let you in
my house. Why would I let you in my kids had right? Parents could
sue schools for violating the vaguely written bill, and
districts would have to cover the costs wonderful. Florida would
rewrite school counseling standards. Right? Yeah. And this
is a controversial bill, bro, I'm 100% with all these limitations on
the basis of if you want to not talk about because it's treated
like a zealous, like religious belief, the belief in the
sexuality beliefs fine. Let's leave that aside strangers talking
to my kids, right? If look, if I go into a room, and I know like
you guys, right? And I come upstairs, and I left my son here.
And I come back and says, well, so what's happening in your home?
Right? Like, we're not friends anymore. Right? Get out. Right?
You would have no, you wouldn't dare to do this, right? Yeah. I
wouldn't say you imagine I go to like someone's kids in the masjid
and say, So tell me, do your parents treat you? Well?
You'd be fired from the mosque. Right. So just from the power of
being stranger to them. Okay. Number two, we also need to get to
the bottom of what's going on in Texas, because there's some other
crazy go on that fed your extra phone? Yeah.
Could you look at what's going on with the governor of Texas? He's
under fire for a bill, which I think also we would probably agree
with? Yeah. All right, keep reading. I was actually gonna say
one more thing. On this. Even the idea of giving your child a choice
is an opinion that your doctor taking with them. That's your
belief, a lack of opinion, a lack of belief. It's still a belief
100% Right. So no matter what you're doing, you're teaching
yourself something you're indoctrinated with something that
everything must be your choice. Everything was your indoctrinating
them with that idea exact so no matter what it is, you're teaching
them something exact, right? And you can't call me and say, oh,
what you're teaching, you can't be teaching them anything. You are
teaching them something to That's true. Teaching them nothing is
also something it is it is it's the absence of a commitment.
Right? So okay, if you guys are gonna go that route, then start
teaching everything. Then I want to show you a class, I want to fit
class, right? I want a class on on all of our beliefs to write with
all the rosiness that you teach the other stuff with, and I want
our flag up there to handle them. But there was a school one time we
went in a gym, actually, and my kids have swimming practice. So
they go for swimming lessons, because you know, it's gonna teach
your kids how to swim. It's a good survival technique. So they're
gonna learn how to swim and meanwhile, my little daughter, she
didn't swim yet, so we're gonna call the flag. Oh, that's what's
that. That's it.
The flag of
United Kingdom. That's Australia. That's the flag of France. That's
Italy. That's Mexico. Oh, what's the rainbow flag? I'm like, Wait,
that's a country.
Wait, what are you? Like? How is this even logical making sense?
Right? So what do you say? So what's the flag that has the
rainbow on it? What is that next to the all the other country's
sovereign nations? Is it a sovereign nation? Right? Is it a
sovereign nation? So I mean, just forget the belief because we know
that people love it so much. So we're not going to be a trigger
you on your thing? Fine. That's your thing. Go do your thing. I
have my beliefs on it. Like I'm gonna go win a game. But on the
logical perspective, is it a country? You're gonna you're
actually confusing kids? Because I think it's,
I think they need to acknowledge that it's a belief. Yes, they
have a belief of what you think is right, exactly. And what is it
based in? Yes, nothing. It's based in your desires, especially your
desires. And
it's super logic. Right. Put it in a syllogism, right?
Is it a transmitted knowledge? No. Is it a, an experimental knowledge
like that we could do a scientific experiment? No, it's your desire,
okay. At least when I go to the middle America, the Christians,
they recognize progenies of belief, the evangelists that are
evangelicals, I mean, they recognize it as a belief. I can
live with that. I know that they hate us. And they want us to, you
know that we're not beloved to them, right? Even though they're
at war with the left, though they hate us too. Right? No problem.
But at least I can understand and put that your beliefs in a box and
study them and know what I'm walking into. Right. And at the
same time, I recognize that it has some kind of a value is similar to
ours, we value similar things in the framework is pretty much
similar, right? That you're recognizing it as a belief. But
this other crowd, you're like telling us no, this is it. This is
an absolute fact. If it's such an absolute fact, why are we only
discovering it in 2020 2022, right? Whereas the rest of
humanity really
remembers that his arguments against the philosopher would work
really well. Your if your your metaphysics is as concrete as your
mathematics. Yeah. Right. Why you as you have so much internal
discussion amongst yourself about that's true, you will disagree
amongst yourself about this internal fought this philosophy,
but you anyone disagrees and argues about one plus one is equal
to two, no, this is a straight fact. This is the fact you can say
this is a fact because this is a fact. Exactly. So treating your
belief as if it's a fact that to me, you're you're basically
playing outside the rules of normal engagement. Right? Even
there's like rules of war, there's rules of intellectual wars to
the rule of intellectual wars, you cannot treat an objective, I mean,
a subjective claim and a desire and a belief, as if it's a fact,
rather than medical facts.
You guys, you guys, the left, you guys got what you asked for?
Because Trump comes around with his own facts. Right? And his own
view, the reality which you all agree is warped. And we could say
he warps the reality the way he wants it to be. Why are you upset?
You do the same thing? Exactly. Right. You all have telling us and
it's like Jihad right now to say that. I think that guy's a guy and
a girl is a girl. Right? That's like a, that's a controversial
statement now, right? That gender and * are one of the same thing.
That's a controversial statement now. So you guys have worked that
and forcing it down with us. So our problem is no, no pun intended
with that. But the problem with that the issue is that we don't
know where it's ever going. Like, no one knows where this is going.
There's I could I could sign up to go take citizenship in a country
and live in a country. Tell me what you guys believe. So I don't
offend you guys in public. So I can just choose whether to live
with you guys or not.
Let me know what your book is. Right? And that, okay, this is
what we believe in this country. And then I'm going to come here
and every five years is changing. Number one. Number two, like what
is it rooted in so that we can study it? We don't get that I go
to the I can go to the evangelical states, and I can read their
scriptures, listen to their preachers and have pretty much
glue of idea of what the box is that if I was running a little
shop there, what not to say, to offend my customers what to say to
them, my customers, right? Get to this year, it's changing every
five years. Because based upon whims like the wind comes and
goes. So in any event, it's treated like this and when those
types of people are all of a sudden very happy to support
Muslims and be around Muslims. I'm very suspicious because I'm
specifically everything about you.
Walt Disney owns Marvel
has come under fire for not using its huge influence to shut down
this. This bill.
Republicans who pass the legislation argued it should be
parents, not teachers discussing the issue with children. How is
this controversial at all? Right? How's this controversial?
Guts is that exact bill like the statement that earned this Don't
say gay. This phrase comes from lines 97 and lines one on one
where it says classroom instruction by school personnel or
third parties on sexual orientation or gender identity may
not occur in kindergarten through third grade through gate grade
three, or in a manner that is not appropriate or developmentally
appropriate for the students in accordance with state standards.
This is what the controversy is not mean, I'm telling you.
In a statement, Marvel said we strongly denounce any and all
legislation that infringes on basic human rights of the LGBTQ i
A plus community. Is it your right as a homosexual men
to preach to my kid?
How, what kind of logic is this? Right? You have no rights at all
related to other people's kids, especially that you live in a
world that chose a lifestyle that does not produce goods? Okay. So
is there any sense going on here? What is your right related to our
kids, even if we were to submit hypothetically, fine, be as gay as
you want to be?
Do what you want to do in your life? If we went that route, you
still have nothing to do with me. Let alone the children that I pay
for. They came with my DNA. Good that I feed that I protect, that
is my responsibility. If something goes wrong, who goes to jail? You
or me? I'm going to go to jail. Right? They're going to take the
protective services come for me, not for you. So what is your
business? Preaching to Mike it is not your right to preach some like
it. So of course Marvel's gonna just put this legalese out there
as legal PR statement out there. Yeah. Imagine Christian
missionaries. Yeah. Going around. I think as missionaries calling
people to a certain path, actually and then going in and forcing the
shanty on on other people. Yeah. Right. And then within a state,
and then you're gonna say, oh, yeah, they can totally get this
cool, right? Okay, here's the thing. I want to give Dawa to the
state, not to the school. I want to come and give $1 to the school.
Right? And I want to in the textbook,
and if you don't allow me to do this, then you are infringing upon
Muslim Rights. See if that will you can press L ties your own
religion, your own belief system ology, right, you're you're
lacking epistemology to be honest. Yeah, right. Yeah. Why do we not
have the riches everything exactly. You've basically taken
your proselytization and your preaching of your your ideas, and
you're passing it off as if it is your rights. And this is how you'd
be surviving and everything. So
the other thing is like, there's no respect, there's no
intellectual respect. Yeah, like, at least if we just disagree with
Christians, like we allowed Christians to live with Muslims,
and we didn't force them on. Yeah, right. This is like that's why
they still exist. You know, the Coptic Egyptians, the Coptic
Egyptians, they always say were persecuted a lot of them not all
of them. Some of them are really nice. I'm friends with a couple
from old old times.
I was friends I lost touch with them, but
they also were persecuted. How you persecuted? Like were persecuted
they come here and they say oh, we've been persecuted by the
Muslims treated so terrible. How will you proceed? If you were
persecuted? Muslims were a lot stronger back then you would have
been wiped out which makes me think did they did those
forefathers of ours make the right decision to let you continue on
because you're really annoying right? Maybe they should have
wiped you out? Right? Because you're so annoying coming us
telling us how did you exist for 1400 years? Right? Because the
exam can teach really quickly early on very very in the Thomas
said and Alma. So over 1400 years you've been existing laws like the
Moscow I'm gonna be I'm gonna Manasse it's there he's the one
who was who was the general at that time. So you guys are still
existing? How does on minority group exist? Okay, for a
millennium and a half pretty much
without the majority allowing it
and now you're going to come and wine to the western countries. Oh,
were persecuted. Okay. If you're truly persecuted you wouldn't
exist. Okay. And and you start to use so annoying, they start to
think to yourself,
why did they let you exist? Right? We didn't. We didn't go into their
their schools and enforce like an ideology of Islam has a millet
system. I love this system. The Minda system, the middle of system
of Islam is that number one, if you come to us with a philosophy,
you need a concrete philosophy, a book, give us a book, so that we
know what to call you people. Right? Christians, Greek Orthodox
justice, Catholics, whatever you are the Ottomans. What is your
religion? You have a book you have a name to religion, you have a
doctrine which
Read, Write, then we accept you. Alright, you guys know you have
your own court system, your own education system, you can have
your own town if you want, right? And you're gonna have an MF your
Emir that Amir will report to the government.
Right? We're talking to your immune, he is the liaison between
us and you. The most of them will not come to your schools or your
courts, you got your own courts in the millet system. It's called
middle that is a group, right. But the Milla has to be intellectually
defined. In other words, what are you Jews?
And other religions existed to the Hindus were accepted by the
Hanafi? School? Okay, you have Hindus. So what do you have you
have a book, okay? You have to have a book of philosophy can't be
nothing, some rules and some exact structure, some structure, and you
have to have a leadership. And that you get your own schools,
your own towns even, like, section of Park time to live in your own
courts. As long as you guys had something between the two of you
go in your own Imams, and your own book will judge it. That is
actually far more flexibility than this claim that we have here that
everyone does what they want, but when it really matters in the
courts, and in education, and then the culture. It's all you, right.
So I actually think the Ottoman system is what way more if you
want to call it progressive, and it's also rational. Because okay,
if you're going to be a Mila, we need to know what you believe you
can go you got to have some concreteness to it.
Next statement, Disney chief executive Bob chapek. He suspended
the company's political donations in the state and apologize for the
company's silence. In a statement Marvel has now said we strongly
denounce any and all legislation that infringes on the basic human
rights of the LGBT. So we didn't really realize that it's a human
right now for you guys to preach to us. Marvel Studios stands for
hope, inclusivity and strength, how about inclusivity of people
who don't want this? MLS system is like the ultimate way to coexist.
This is true coexistence. Yeah, not 111 Group forcing their idea
on another group, even if one of the groups is in power, right?
Yeah, what they do here, they keep your face and they rent it out
your epistemology, epistemology is what is our source of truth and
certainty, right? What what is the source of what we believe? That's
the epistemology, right? So you can't come and say, Okay, keep the
face keep everything superficial, but your source of truth has got
to be this, right? Your source of thinking, your way of thinking has
got to be this, what the shitty I came with, is, on the one hand, it
said you need to have a concrete, think a religion, a belief system,
okay? So that we can deal with you otherwise, we can't deal with you.
Secondly, you get to keep believing that way. And rule
yourselves that way. You get to live by that, right? You get to
live by your law, your marriages, your judges, your debts,
everything internal to you. If you go into the public and you let's
say have a dispute with a Muslim, it's going to go to a Sharia
court. Okay. It's going to go so there is an element where once you
exit that, and you mess around in the public sphere with everybody
else, then the law that you are going to be judged by Islamic law,
you can go study that it will not change forever succeed versus
federal law. Yeah. Like if you go into another state exam, then you
can have now you have federal offense. Exactly. Now, you've
crossed state borders. Exactly. Now you have two different laws.
So what's going to happen? Right, neither of you is going to be
federal. So but the beauty of thing is Shinya is that you can be
about 15 years old and have studied exactly how am I going to
be judged in that court? Right, by that law. Whereas we don't know
where this is going to have is the swimming around. And that's why
the worship of whims is such a disaster winds is such a calamity,
is because it causes instability for everybody. All right.
Secondly, Marvell, centro, blah, blah, blah, we proudly stand with
the community.
Today, we pledged to continue our strong commitment as well. So the
Christians are not part of the community inclusivity to Christian
beliefs.
It's all games with language. That's all it is. It's playing
with language and playing with words.
All right, let's Can Can someone look up the Texas bill. Yeah,
because that guy's fighting a good fight. Alright. Fabulous. You're
trying to tell us what's going on with this. Texas? Are you talking
about the race building? No, there was some bill related to
Chromebooks as well.
What was it?
I'm not sure what that bill is only found one relating to like
critical race theory. Oh, read it to us. Alright, so basically, in
this bill that was passed. It says that
critical race theory prohibits like teachers from discussing
widely debated and currently controversial issues of public
policy of Social Affairs, gut. So pretty much it's saying that
teachers are not compelled
To talk about like anything like political at all right?
And if they are going to talk about anything like racially, at
all, whether it comes to slavery or anything on that regard, they'd
have to explore it in a very deep manner. So it's free from
political bias, right?
So pretty much it's trying to get rid of like, all like the race
talk in school for the most part. Yeah, critical race theory, which
is, essentially,
there's so much to go about it.
To talk about when it comes to critical race theory.
What else you got?
That's what they say about it. I think a lot. I think the law that
was passed in Florida, yes. Okay. Maybe we shouldn't use that name.
Because that's, that's that's the that's what they call. I say, stay
out of my family's business law. Let's, let's get out of my failure
Business Month. Yeah, right. I think Texas was proposing a
similar touch my kids, that's what the bill is Don't touch. Right.
You want to touch? Right? You got you want to preach to them, your
your business to them and your beliefs to them. Right. And you
guys are like two steps away from loving *, you know that
they are? Right. They want to legalize
it. Go ahead, say what you were saying.
Oh, here's the Texas one. The Texas one. The Governor Abbott. He
wants to consider it an offense and a crime against children. If a
parent supports the kid to go and get a gender alteration surgery,
he wants to consider that to be a crime by the by the parents. I
totally agree with them. Right? If I had if I went and I said I'm
going to me and my kid we have agreed we're going to amputate his
arm. Right? Wouldn't you say that you need to be taken away from
your, from your parents. Right that kidneys real parents who have
some? You know, sense? Go ahead Ryan speak.
But, but you're gonna be okay with him removing his reproductive
organs.
Right and going through the whole transgender thing. To me that
parent is a criminal in my book with That's my belief, right?
Whether it's religious belief or personal leaves is none of your
business. That is my that's my belief. Why am I not allowed to
have that belief? Right. That's my belief. And it's been the belief
of I think all human beings, all of humanity forever, that if you
go and cut off in Oregon, you got a problem. Right? So the Texas
Department of Family and Protective Services this week
opened its first investigation into the family of a transgender
teen who received gender affirming they call it medical, they'd like
to create a nice, a nice word. Yeah.
Medical treatment under
I'll call it gender transformation. Under the new
directive of Texas Governor Greg Abbott, I'm sorry, but I agree
with the guy. Okay. It's only the newest anti transgender measure.
Okay, but and being anti is actually good. Sometimes. Anti
racist laws are good, right? When transgender means cutting off kids
limbs, this kid does not even know how to brush his teeth. He doesn't
know how to operate a vehicle. Right? He doesn't vote yet.
What does he have? What is he? What why?
How is he allowed to
make a decision to cut off his genitalia? When the same books,
the medical love guidelines, say that there is a certain age where
you're not allowed to give a kid a tattoo because it's permanent. I
think it's like 16. In some states, it's higher and lowered
some states. And they highly doctors are supposed to be caution
kids from getting a tattoo.
It's permanent. And yet, we're supporting them to cut off their
genitalia. Okay, go ahead. They're, they're like, they're the
reasoning their bases light so weak. Like, you know how
sometimes you need to boil things down to life and death. Yeah, for
it to have some vague sense of meaning. Right. That's how they
try to push these sort of bills. Yeah, because other than life or
death, like this is the only binary that their epistemology,
their can their moral epistemology can be supported by Yeah, right.
So they're like, the argument is like, Oh, you need to support this
gender affirming surgeries, otherwise you're going to be
causing deaths. You will be killed in some prison. That's, that's
they lock you into the thing. He's suicidal. Okay, if a kid goes and
he says, Listen, if I go to school today, I'm gonna kill myself as he
allowed to not skip school. Right? Is he allowed to skip school? If
he goes and he does that because everything that they say when it
comes to this thing, is he suicidal?
What if the kid says that you know the state mandates you to go to
school? What if a kid says, If I have been forced to go to school
and kill myself, I'm identifying as a non schooler and hots for
like, any high school education. Yeah, I am someone all I identify
as. And I've what I recognized is that I eat Skittles for for
breakfast, ice cream for lunch.
Okay, and doughnuts for dinner, a diet that's going to ruin your
teeth and give you diabetes, right? And if I'm not allowed to
eat this, I'm going to commit suicide. And apparently, are they
allowed to do this when we scientifically know you're going
to rotten teeth within two years? And you're going to have diabetes
probably very soon, which will lead to blindness and all sorts of
obesity problem. What would you say that because you would sell
the kid you need help you tell him? What all stuff a lot of them
I want to say like brown parents I'm not going to put a label
is is that what our parents said? And the uncles always used to say,
when they're sitting around watching a kid having a tantrum,
this kid never got smacked. Right. I'm not saying smack the kid. But
sometimes you say Stop it Stop being stupid, right? At a certain
age, when they don't understand stopping stop what you're doing.
Nobody ever said stop to this kid ever. Wake up. This is not how we
live, right? This is not how anyone lives. That you we every
parent used to do this. When a kid blurs imagination, or desire with
reality. Right? So if I smile, everyone has one of these kids in
the family, like your turn to clean the table crying, crying,
tantrums and crying because it's our turn to clean the table. What
do you say as a parent, you know, crouch down? And let's have a
discussion. No. You say? Stop, get up and clean the table. This is
not something to cry about. Okay. And you have two minutes to get
this table cleaned. What did they do? They gotta clean the table.
What do you have a normal person? At some point these people never
did that. Right? So this blurring of imagination, desire and reality
has occurred?
Fine, you want to screw up your kids screw up your own kid? What
does it have to do? What? Were you going to come and tell us that
that's the right way to raise a kid? Where's all of humanity?
Probably we've had millennia, centuries, enough human
experiences that all sorts of weird ideas popped up. Right? What
sticks is what works? Right?
I'm sure it popped up at some point, something similar to this.
Where is it? Why didn't exist? And because not good for you? Yeah, so
it was gender dysphoria was recognized as a mental condition.
Starting in the 1980s. With DSM three, DSM is like the list of
mental illness, mental illnesses, right? So it was recognized. This
is a like, just like schizophrenia is recognized. Yeah, Tourette's,
like, this rush of Tourette's is a mental illness or not. Right. But
just like you have a list of mental illness illnesses that are
recognized. Yeah, this was recognized mental illness until
very recently. Just recently, I think it was might have been a
couple of years ago or not sure. It was back in 2013. Or with DSM
five or more recently. I'm not sure if they released DSM six, but
the latest edition, they got rid of gender dysphoria as a disease.
This is no longer a mental illness. It went from mental
illness to like a praiseworthy quality. Right? Yeah, like you
have gender dysphoria. It's no longer that okay, you will need
you need to go to see a psychiatrist because you need
help. Yeah, right. That's how it used to be. Yeah. Right. And now
they've, they're changing the literature. Now. Tell me
something. If if your body clearly shows that you're a guy,
but you're telling me you're a woman?
Why is there no analogy? Why can't we make an analogy that someday so
tell me your frog? Right? This is what they this associate? This is
actually like a philosophical problem. It's a belief it's no
it's that you can add your your essence right comes after your
existence. Yes. As opposed to exist your essence being before
your existence. Yeah. Right. Like your essence to find your
existence. This is more so this correct me if I'm wrong, this like
the Islamic belief. Like your your essence, like who you are, you're
a human being, you have a filter, you have certain attributes, Allah
gave you certain attributes, and then you start to exist, you don't
create your attributes after your existence. 100% Yeah, they're the
key attributes that you have as a human being. Yeah, and your and
your physical attributes that you're often like, for example,
your sanity? Yeah, this is an attribute Allah gave you. Right?
And if you don't have alpha, then you're treated differently, right.
Yeah. You have you have your own citizens. Yeah.
They believe that they split up into * and gender, right. Yeah,
I believe * is biological and then gender is, is what this is.
The essence of this is you can determine
MIT, you could figure it out on your own. Right? So it's not
predefined for you. And it's something that's ever changing.
Yeah. And it's not matching, the real world doesn't have to match
the real world that you're given. Right? Well, we said, it's totally
the opposite, right? That your essence is chosen, then you're
given the biology that matches that, okay? And that your, your,
the physical thing, and your feelings, okay? If they ever don't
match, we say fine. But you still have to live based on something
based upon that. And if you don't do that, because no one has the
right to tell you how to live except the Creator. So that's why
the idea that we have a creator is we have certain moral gray areas,
that he puts a line in the sand for us. Right? And says, You don't
have to
be somebody, let's say a regular heterosexual male who has desire
for all these women, fine, have desire all you want, but lower
your gaze and don't touch them.
Do you have to do
other feeling of sort of the gender dysphoria find you have
genders for you feel like a woman, they'll probably feel what you
want to feel right? But your Creator is telling you, I created
you as a man. So you have to live like a man you have to obey
certain things and act by certain things. And then you're going to
be fine. So what are the highest level of Taqwa is acceptance of
Allah? This is if you accept a laws, realize like decreed this
from that. And I write being a lowly servant being someone who's
broken. I accept this, Allah is fully realized he's right. He's
strong, Most High and most elevated, right? So and one of the
greatest contemplations is the name of Allah above. Many people
wonder, why does Allah call himself the one who brings harm?
This is an amazing name, that should give you complete
relaxation and hope why? Because that tells you where the source of
harm is coming from. If the source of something that is coming from
Allah, that means I know how to undo it, I know who can undo it.
And number two, there must be a good reason for it. So the better
means I'm not happy with this. It's it hurts. I don't like this.
But just because you don't like something does not mean it doesn't
have a wisdom. And and who's the source. If you didn't know the
source of a harm, you could never solve it. But because we have the
source of a harm, we know where the source of this pain is coming
from, I can go to that source and ask him to remove it, or show me
the wisdom behind it. Because Allah Tada, he may not remove it
from me right away, but also the wisdom. When you know the wisdom,
you can get through it easily, just like a surgery, right? You
can think of all the great things that are going to happen after you
know this surgery. Okay, I can get through the surgery, I can get
through the rehab, I can get through the pain, I can pay the
bills, because I know after the surgery, let's say I want to walk
again. Or whatever I'm gonna see again, so I can tolerate all this
pain, I'm still in pain, nothing changed outwardly, what changes
inwardly that I believe now that there's some good that's going to
come out of this. Any Muslim with this update, as so many of the of
the world's harms and pains will be it will be manageable and will
go away. Your stress just just goes into the pits? Yeah. When you
believe in the source of this is wise, is doing this for a reason.
There was a story that was narrated to me, like,
is a chef and he was sitting with the students. And what are the
students that are arguing with him about like the ruling on
homosexuality? Yeah, you're just trying to to sort of say like,
Chef isn't there like this allowance here, Chef? Isn't this
like from and they are going back and forth? Right? It's like very
clear. Yeah, there's, there's no doubt about this.
There, and the chef got tired of it. But then he's like Hamas. If
you want to do it, go ahead and do it. But just don't say don't say
it's permissible. Yeah. Don't Don't play games and fool
yourself. Because who you fooling, only fooling yourself. If he says
how to be a sinner. Repent to Allah subhanaw taala. And when
Allah guide you, right, or my luggage, we should say, but thing
is that who exactly are you fooling? When you try to make
something haram? Hello? Yeah, you're fooling yourself. Now,
could you sleep with that you knowing that you just telling
yourself a lie? What is your your conscious will be much clearer? If
you simply say, I'm weak. And Allah is merciful, right? That's
much better for my conscience to say, Listen, this is the rule. I
admit to that. I can't reach it right now. I'm weak, and my
luggage and stuff. But I do believe that this is the rule.
Right? That's the standard. I can't reach it. By the way, does
any of us reach the full standard? No, but yet your your, your
conscience is okay. Because in the sense that I'm not okay with it,
but in the sense that Allah is forgiving.
I'm not willingly doing this. I'm just weak. But as people said, in
a sense of arrogance, that they don't want to ever feel that
they're not doing something right. That they want to change the
standard. Yeah, this is arrogance, right and the entitlement, you're
not entitled to change the something that's not
yours, you're not entitled to come to my home and rearrange the
shelves. You're not entitled to go into Allah's book and rerun the
arrange the verses, right? You're not entitled to do to go into 711
and rearrange the candy bars, right? What makes you think that
you're entitled What arrogance, who pumped this into you that you
can go to a religion that's existed way before you and your
parents and your grandparents? That was hundreds of years
1000 Plus, and alter it to fit your desires. I mean, how entitled
and arrogant could you possibly get just rather, it's a lot better
for you admit to what the truth is.
And just say, I'm weak, I can't handle it.
This is how you do it, we learn how to fall back in the old days,
they used to be thing called rollerblades which nobody uses
anymore, which four wheels in a row. Everyone was falling and
breaking the wrists. So they came out with laws, you have to sell
the wrist bands with it. I mean, the risk ORed with it because
people fall and break the wrist. So you have to sell the wrist
guard and you have to before someone buys it, you have to the
seller has to tell them when you fall, fall on your shoulder, like
try to turn when you fall don't fall like this turn so you fall on
your shoulder. But if even if you fall with the risk, you've got the
guards on now, right? teaching people how to fall as part of
Islam as well. teaching people how, what is the correct way to
make a mistake? What was the point of saying that Adam story,
teaching people? How do you make a mistake with Allah subhanaw taala
because we're humans, we have enough we have ego, we got issues.
If you have an issue with Allah subhanaw taala solution is admit
that you're wrong. Don't blame Allah as at least blamed Allah
admit to the standard, admit that you didn't live up to it and ask
for forgiveness. So the humble reaction to my sins is gonna get
me forgiven and guided. Whereas the arrogant reaction No, no, I
did nothing wrong. The rule was wrong because I made a fire he's
made of clay. The rule is wrong. The commandment is wrong and it's
Allah's fault. Right? What does that get you that gets you
banished permanently. Permanent banishment. from Allah's mercy.
That's what Shavon means, far from the Mercy of Allah.
All right, let's, let's see if this is on topic. Let's go to the
q&a now and see if but they have to be on topic. Because I have an
anonymous question here.
All right, so this is a question here that is anonymous.
Someone is adamant that I said X. And I'm swearing. Did not say is
this considered an oath? Okay? If so, can I get out of that doubt by
giving something in charity, just in case I've said it, to eliminate
the doubt.
If you're certain that you didn't say x, then you don't have to do
anything. Right.
And this is, but now I'm doubtful. Your your opinion, your testimony
for yourself, and another person's testimony to you. The other
person's testimony won't outweigh yours unless there's a reason.
The reason is, yes, 10 times in the past, they remembered and I
forgot.
So the questioner that doesn't want me to say their name, which
we won't. My advice to you is ask yourself in the past, was there a
moment where like, multiple times they remembered correctly and you
remember it incorrectly? Secondly, the oath that is a mistake, like
that kind of oath is not that is that is just like an oath in
court. That's a mistake. No, there's no, there's nothing you
have to do. You're forgiven for that. Let's say I said, I stand in
court. And I said, AWS came in today. And he left at two o'clock
at 1/3. Right, he left when we started the episode. And it turns
out, I was wrong. Hypothetically. Good. No, but I genuinely thought
that so that's just a mistake. Is not there is no sin against you.
But be logical. Hey, so he went and came back. Yeah, I wasn't.
It was so good. That didn't happen apparently was next week. Next
week. Oh, okay. So mandala. So hey, is going for an interview.
Now listen, it when you when there's two people, there's your
testimony and someone else's. The logical way to go about it is look
at the track record. If it's always the case that they remember
right, and I remember wrong, then yeah, I could say that fun. That's
possible, but it's still in the realm of speculative. There's no
certainty here, because it's a he said she said,
Ryan, what you got, if a Muslim is working as a janitor, if a Muslim
is working as
janitor school and then they start to teach this LGB stuff. Yep. And
start promoting it. Is this permissible to be that janitor? Is
it permissible to be a janitor in a school where they're promoting
culture in general? Let's say hypothetically, right? Just say
corporate in general, LGBT? Let's say, we can also just say, can you
be a janitor in a Christian school? But can I be a janitor in
a Christian school? I wouldn't believe that you are Muslim is
allowed to do anything in an institution dedicated to something
we don't believe in. Now, the question, so that's that's the
rule in terms of jobs is a very simple rule. If the institution or
the job or the company is its focus, and its dedication is to
something lawful, that I may work there, but not do the unlawful
thing. Let's take an example of a of a shop, right? Shop, right is
dedicated to selling food, right? In general, hello. However, a
bunch of things are not Hello. So therefore, my income is that as
long as I don't do those things, and they work in the shop, right,
but I don't sell those things. I don't touch those things. I'm only
in the vegetable oil. Fun.
Second thing, the the entire corporation or company is
dedicated to something that is haram. Like what a liquor store, I
can't even change a light bulb in a liquor store. I can't do
anything for the liquor store. So now let's ask the question, what
is the role of a public school?
Is it an institution that is in general, lawful? And does certain
things that are haram or is it dedicated to something unlawful?
And does all completely unlawful? I would venture to say that a
public school, by their own definition is dedicated to
something lawful, but they do certain things that are unlawful,
right? So you can work in that school, but not do the unlawful
things. So for this person, if they have a type of flag, right,
and they say we need you to go and wash the flag and iron it, then
you have to say no, it's against my religious beliefs, right?
Hypothetically, let's say it's the flag of Israel. No, I'm not
Washington. I'm not putting it up either. Mr. Janitor come and put
the flag of Israel on the on the on the bat and the banner in the
gym, hanging from the rafters in the gym. And next week, Hank,
hanging up whatever he is, I don't want to touch on this, but it's
against my religious beliefs. It's my personal belief. It's because
my don't say religious beliefs. Just guess my identity.
Say that, and they'll they'll bow to what you say. Because that's
how that's the language of the day. So is that clear to
everybody? How it works, the issue of
of this thing? So yeah, you kind of follow it up, I guess. He said,
They have adopted a new inclusive curriculum in New Jersey.
They've, they've taken still I would venture to say that the
general purpose of a public school is education, and they do certain
things that we consider hot off. Now, by the way, there's federal I
talked about this before the prohibition of submitting one's
children to the nonbelievers is a federal in the Morabito hutch, I
have friends who put their kids in public school. It doesn't mean I
can't state the federal government. I was at Hutch. And
not only that all I think all the medical folks
I can't say all but it was very widespread. When the French were
bring in their Jesuit schools, and the kids were coming out of the
schools with like doubts about the deen
right that they forbade it. In general, it's forbidden to submit
your child a Muslim child to non believers because we don't know
how they live what they what law they live by. Right, in general.
So I thought that extend to undergraduate would that extend to
undergraduate university education because it's like undergraduate
university education, I think at that point is more of an adult.
Right? He's back as an adult now. Now we go into what he's studying
in that in that education.
What Why do you think? What do you think cosy Chloe says is the
reason behind the sudden pro trans agenda? I'll tell you what one of
my theories is.
It sounds like it's a crazy theory, but I think it's actually
there's some truth to it.
What how many this stuff didn't exist around 2000. Right. It
wasn't like this in 2000 when George Bush was president, what
did George Bush do? Did he not wage a tenure? 1520 year war, but
he started it and it continued, that killed How many are we out of
1000s of million Iraqis
and Afghans combined together?
combined together, deaths. That's yeah of women and children, women
and children non combatants included non combatants include
how many kids became orphans from that? How many husbands became
widowers, how many women became widows? How many old people saw
their family wiped out? Do you think that? How much do you think
when up to the heavens?
Even you know that Allah has compassion, sometimes you don't
even need to address the pain that's in your heart.
Allah knows it.
of people that he loves mean,
that pain those went up in the heavens. It did not come down on
the American soldiers. They won the wars, right? They continued
killing, it would seem that that all hovered up and came upon the
general American continent.
And it's settled upon them. Lana? What form is that curse? And what
form is that punishment, this love of things that are bad for you, so
that you will inflict it upon yourself, the love of things that
will destroy your nation,
quite physically destroy your nation. That means that you will
love a thing that will cause you not to reproduce. You will love a
thing that will ruin your intellect. And it's fashionable
right now to have a diagnosis.
Like, where does that where did it come from? It didn't exist. 20
years ago, if you had a diagnosis, you kept that you'd like you kept
it to yourself, right?
It was not something to be proud of.
It's not something good to have a diagnosis. It's it is a
deficiency, right? I don't remember diagnosis in the 90s.
Yeah.
You shouldn't be happy about this. Fine, you have been fine. But now
it's become a trend. It's a fashion. Right. And I know some
people are gonna get upset about that. That's a real thing.
Whatever. I respect you 100%. And I sympathize with you.
The rendering it to be fashionable, and a badge of honor.
Is not my belief. That that's a good thing. Right. I don't believe
it's a good thing. And every common sensical person I've ever
talked to agrees with that. Right? This is how this is, I think the
Lana LAN is a curse on a nation that we celebrate that our minds
is not work properly, or our emotions are so messed up.
Or we celebrate a lifestyle that cuts our lineage. You got it. This
gotta be a curse from Allah, that's a punishment. Because what
do you need more than an intellect, healthy emotion and
progress of your lineage in order for your nation to survive,
because just like the basics, right? Yes, that is with a slot
right? Yeah.
Korea and somehow a modern trophy professor who fear
Allah says He gave us the first room suited to this if we have a
will for people in other words, a will to destroy people. As they're
saying that on the way here.
We are commanded. Those who have them are fools to rise up and they
will destroy Okay, so this love of this love this fashion ability of
what is a defect in a person, okay, a problem and a person. And
this love of every lifestyle that destroys your lineage and I
believe destroys your your sanity, too. Right? Your mental health.
Okay, but it definitely objectively could say it cuts your
lineage. The fact that you love this, and your biggest, you know,
media, culture, Hollywood,
is promoting this, so that more people will go that route. And
you're not convinced that a life is for a life, you're not even
producing the life. Right? Because the Muslims had no military to
fight you back. Right? You think those people in caves in
Afghanistan, they had anything to fight you back? You see how they
were fighting in the back of a pickup truck and the guy's
back to the pickup truck. You don't even know how to operate the
machine. His eyes and this machine is firing bullets out in the
middle of nowhere, right? That's how they were fighting and you got
the biggest military in the world and now
fast forward the clock and you love a thing that kills life. We
are supposed to promote marriage and heterosexuality because that's
what produces life in the world. Right? Yeah. Even more than the
opposite. Even the the increase in like
abortion preferences and things like that. I mean, like the
explosion Yeah, you'd love to kill your own kids. Yeah. There's a
time so this love is is a curse word.
Also, well
yes, abortion has placed in Islam if the mother is going to be to be
Kill to die. Yeah, the baby isn't gonna kill it. We're not like the
Catholics, we have to make that clear, with a lot of respect to
the Catholics and certain things. Okay. And if we're going to have
any allies and many things is going to be the Catholics, no
problem, I have no problem with that. But we also have a different
religion, they have a different religion from us. So we do have
some similarities and some differences. Okay. But this is one
of the differences. We're not Catholic in terms of our rules on
abortion, we do have some leeway on abortion, we have leeway on. I
think it's called Plan B, like next day, we were allowed in Islam
to have
what's it called?
Or the term abortion is not even early term abortion, like to take
the pill, essentially, contraception, we're allowed to
have contraception and birth control in Islam, it's, it's
something allowed, the intention may be a different question.
Right. But in general, it's a lot. So we're different from them. In
that respect, I think we're much more in the middle. But again,
this love of something that is against the growth of your
population.
You know, you don't why a lot of this exists in the first place.
Well, light is these photo like, especially the ones like on top.
They're afraid of overpopulation. They're so sick of overpopulation.
Right? I don't believe in Rosa, is that in the is with a slight is
what I would
call she
don't kill your kids, because you're afraid of filling your
stomach. You get you will fill your stomach and things everyone
will eat. This exactly is the problem that they're facing. They
want to they want people on contraception, because they don't
believe that our planet can support. Yeah, it'll believe and
here's the thing.
I've said this before, that based on certain things that I've read,
I believe that the future crisis of this deck, this millennium that
we're in the 2000s, or this century, let's say this century,
the 2000s to 2100, I believe it's going to be towards the end a that
the biggest crisis will be a major dip in the population of certain
areas. Because once you go that route, and you actually succeed in
decreasing your birth rate,
it's almost impossible to reverse it. And it doesn't gradually go
like this. It once you hit a certain mark, you dip and you hit
another mark, you dip. Like it's a dive, it's gonna be a dive, not
Japan a gret progress, a gradual decrease. The only continent I
heard, there's only two continents where the they're producing more
people than are dying. And that's Africa and South America. Right?
Places where this nonsense hasn't reached. Right. Wait till it
reaches there. Right. And you'll have that and also that belief.
Oh, the secret 95 says what about attending Christian Mary's
military school? Where Bible class daily on chapel on Thursday are
mandatory? I believe that the federal with originated with that
originated with the Jesuit French Jesuit schools in West Africa and
North Africa.
Okay.
Lot of people here from Pakistan, from Afghanistan. They are, you
know, reflecting how much pain that these wars have suffered on
these people. How about the drone strikes in Pakistan that have
killed? How many of you
didn't grow up with you, but that you read their own reports? Yeah,
look at the reports. They'll be like, we think we killed these
many people. There's a plus or minus of these many people. They
say we think we killed 20 people, there might be a plus or minus 25.
That's, that's the scale. Yeah. Like that's when you when you
start killing so much and without any regard for life? Yeah, no
respect for the right of life. It's like, with Mao, for example,
right? The the Chinese dictator, right.
Their estimates are between like, I've read estimates between 30
million and 100 million. That's ridiculous. 70
million on a Grammy for unaccounted for. I don't even know
if it existed or not. Why? Because there's no respect for life.
There's no respect for this and the hypocrisy. I'm supporting
Zielinski in the Ukraine war, because he's the little guy here
right in bullied by a much bigger guy. By the way, the sister lady
who makes these hats, she's Ukrainian. Told me Sorry, I'm
delayed because I'm making pins for the Ukraine. Right? I'm
Support the Little Guy. But the West, you are such hypocrites. You
in the media life, right, going on and on and on about the crimes
have proven. They don't come to 1% of what you are supporting New
York Times. Right? You supported the war in Iraq. It came on your
journalism that he had weapons of mass destruction and they're all
turned out to be false. They made movies about how false it was
wasn't even it wasn't even had
like one person testifying. It was like a broken chain fabricated
complete lie. Yet the State Department you knew your orders,
right from the State Department, and you furnish this to convince
the populace that he
had weapons of mass destruction so you can go into era not saying he
was a great guy, right? Saddam Hussein. Okay? We're not defending
him.
But he also those people didn't have the right to be killed the
way they were killed, right? They didn't do anything to you. But you
went on and you killed so many hundreds of 1000s to millions and
more than millions.
And now wait a second, you guys are shocked that Putin he's taking
his neighbor, you know, how many countries have taken your
neighbor? How about ours? Right? Where was Texas? Where was
California, we didn't have Native Americans. We didn't have people
living in the South of Mexico, he just stopped stole that land. So
taking the neighbor is at least something closer in the world of
evil. It's more reasonable to expect that people will steal
their neighbor than flying halfway across the world. This guy could
not eat they could not even fly over Iraq could not ever harm the
United States. By the time that thing is in the air and you shoot
it down before it when it's in the Atlantic. Right? There was no way
in * that that country's ever gonna harm the United States.
Well, go ahead. Yeah. I was gonna say like, yeah, it's
regardless of Saddam Hussein. Yeah, you know, there's a reason
why, in our belief, we say that, like a tyrannical ruler is better
than total anarchy. Because once once like you get rid of like,
what happened when you got rid of Gaddafi? What happened when you
got ISIS and all these other ridiculous
views reset for help guide.
We've
got Alko, the creek came down for me to be destroyed utterly.
And the point that I wanted to make is it's not is this is all
like, a big portion of these wars, largely geopolitical. You need
Afghanistan isn't such a key place.
For look at India, you have superpowers like India, China, and
Russia, and the US has no presence there in in Asia, right, that is
able to counteract. So why do you want to take over these Middle
Eastern countries? Why do they like Israel so much, right? It's
purely
political, you have authority, you have influence in that region to
which otherwise you have three major superpowers that are coming.
And then you're, and this is like the supervisors. If you look at
the supervisors and senior advisors to the presidents who
initiated these wars, they've written books about how you need
to invade Afghanistan to view their fears, your geopolitical
presence and what and what is Putin do in the Ukraine not to
justify business in thinking we cannot have a NATO sympathizing
country on our border? Right? Yeah, again, I'm supporting. So
let's get right. I like to see he's put up a good fight, I have
to say, he's an actor. That's why he's really good at suits weaving
a story and getting people behind. Anyway, point being. Here's a
question from follow up question. In their minds, what are the
powers to be gained from promoting this? The trends?
You know, philosophy? I think one of them from the big business side
is, I can't imagine this the only thing there's got to be more, but
one of them is that if there's no gender, then you don't have to
sell only to men, you could sell to men and women, right? You could
sell clothes. If I if I was a clothing designer, and I only have
one gender, I could sell one garment to both genders, right?
But that can't be the only thing like what is what is the greater
that push buying this? From their perspective? I think I really
can't believe it. Because the businesses don't care what these
corporations, they're not gonna fit them. They'll they'll do a
SWOT analysis, financial analysis, they'll look at the projections
and they'll say, Okay, if we support this moral cause, yeah,
right, then, then we'll get better returns. Yeah, they're morally
ambiguous. They really don't care. Right? Like, doesn't like Nike
sporting PLM. This was probably let's, let's be straightforward.
Yeah. This is a financial decision I ever knew a guy who works at
Nike as a client is, and he saw he knew about this coming before
anything else. Like it started with Kaepernick. Right? Yeah. He
knew about it, because from the
inner workings, they know what's going to come before it reaches
the public, right? He knew about it, they had done analysis that
our sales would go up 70%. Right. And that stuff went off the press,
like, they sold all those T shirts, all that all the
Catholics. Right, and they lost, they knew that they would lose
some. Some people, you know, who are totally debt against
Kaepernick. They lost those guys. Yeah. But they knew that that was
the deal. Right? So like you said, but when the government is pushing
this when everyone else is pushing this.
Like what's in their thinking is it's like just a trend you're
going with are the loudest person who in the room gets their say or
what I think it's not 1776 anymore, and we're really
overestimating the intelligence of the people in the government. They
might not necessarily have who's following the trends
Yeah, exactly. I mean, like, because
politics is just, it's just that, you know, so it's like, what do
Biden and Harris have to do? Or like who you have to put on the
ticket? Yeah, to get your party elected? And, like, retain the
power. And you know, how much how much money are people or
politicians getting just by being in the positions that they're in?
Here's a question for you. That's actually a common. The biggest
problem with conspiracy theorists is they way overestimate the
people that they're Yeah, they're not some geniuses in a room
planning this stuff. Right. It's oftentimes more chaos. Right?
Going around than an actual plan. So that's a good answer to you
know, what they're seeking, you know, what they're seeking.
They're seeking Sakina. Yeah, this is what they desire. Everyone's
desire seeking this, they want creation wants, again, they want
some sort of peace with their way of life with their way of
existence. Yeah. And they want some way to justify it. Right? And
they want everyone else to acknowledge it, because they
themselves don't believe it.
You're trying to convince me when maybe yourself don't really even
believe this completely. One of them, one of them whenever been so
laid over, like
an Rasulullah. Right? And the rest of the sob.
That was
because of the loss of their ethics, they're hypocrites.
They're saying that because they themselves would they just didn't
believe it. And they negated it when they were away from you.
Who's not going like that? When they were with the enemy. someone
knocking
someone, when they were with the enemy, they were speaking against
you with comfort in disbelief. So they need to fix their own
cognitive dissonance. Right? So they themselves I don't think they
really are totally accepting of its naturalism naturalness. They
need other people to constantly tell them and anyone who reminds
them
that this isn't of the natural way we would call it right needs to be
out. I don't even want to reminder. Ryan, you have something
set? You know how like when a little kid is like, it's like it's
like a square thing. And they have a circle and they're
just hammered in geminin Right.
They're pushing for the agenda. There's no doubt about that. This
is what is the agenda he comes to people who have lost their
intellect and have submitted everything to their desires. And
logic is not even a way of arguing anything anymore. It's all just
identity desire and scream as much as you can for your cause. I'm
gonna kill myself babies holding the breath. Five year olds okay,
I'm not going to read right if you don't give me this I'm gonna hold
my breath. That's what it is now right I'll feel if I don't do this
I'm gonna commit suicide
right you know what if you did this to a parent who is not a full
okay don't breathe right you're gonna breathe after starts
hurting? Right? No, we said we said we don't negotiate with
terrorists yeah
I mean with Wally says, What if climate change is making one
pessimistic or rather than children? That is not right. Don't
do that have children you
must have children for your own safety, your own sanity, your own
risk, your own risk your Allah gives you the risk of your kids.
So if you have many kids, what are the chances that one of those kids
has good risk? Right Hi. That good it is, is coming to him good. When
it comes to him. It comes through you so therefore every child comes
with their risk it's also it's about like materiality How much do
you believe in the materiality of this world and a lot like a look
at an incident he can make not like the Federal Reserve prints
money Yeah, I like it. I like it instant like greatest.
Hara become a fertile fertile land. That's an Israel to at the
end.
You know, the English is like, you know, if you
even if you have like the treasures of your Lord, you know,
you would still Yeah, that's upon a lot. The the world was pretty
much completely its history was done. And then they discovered the
New World, two massive continents. Canada, North America, Central
America, South America, were discovered technically, right. But
in general, though, all the history of the world was there.
Right? I'm sure they had history, but it wasn't like it was sparsely
populated, right? And then this whole
half of the world was discovered they didn't know it existed,
right? So we have more room now more, more centuries to live.
Likewise, it's a false belief and don't go around this belief
anyway, even if you believed in climate change. It's not like it's
going to happen like the movie, like some kind of movie where it's
going to happen really quickly like this. Not that I believe in
and if it does, die with your kids, dies with somebody right?
Rather than dying by yourself. Because
zero second question, lady says, with regards to your comment, do
you think it would affect us as Muslims? Yes, it will. It is
affecting us as many Muslims are
buying into this thing, because we're here amongst them. Right.
And we have to put up walls to protect ourselves from, you know,
ideological walls, spiritual walls, things like that. Should we
move to a Muslim country? Yeah, we should if you can, if you can, you
don't have to right now, I don't think you'd have to because Muslim
countries are not a may not be welcoming to you be you have your
own problems with Muslim countries. Yeah, there's not
exactly.
You know, the way we may imagine them to be right. And not always
fits under there to another thing, the point that you make often is
like, we're seeing the results of this, like, we know the issues
that exist with post modernism, you will have people in the US
that are critiquing post modernism and like, are like this, this move
towards, quote, unquote, progress progress to what? Yeah, right. And
that exists here in the US, but that doesn't exist overseas.
People don't critique it overseas, people willingly go here, you have
a dissident, you have a dissident voice. Yes, you do. You know,
that's true. You have a dissident voice against this myth of of that
we're progressing, you know, progressing to what exactly right
how's it progress when there's more mental illness? Maybe
actually, we're doing something wrong. Right. The DSM five is
getting big. Get shouldn't progress progress to me, it gets
smaller, right.
They're taking out some things like homosexuality.
Oh, actually, sorry. No, they're Yeah, they're taking out some
things or adding other things that just Madeleine Albright according
to our brother, who is from that Bessie, remind me first name
again. He said madam Alright, just died of cancer. She's the one who
said, half a million Iraqi children dying was worth it.
So and then that's a civilized person. That's, you know, this is
a person who walks around in our society gets honors, and teaches
classes at Georgetown and Yale and stuff.
And what avixa says, break down the identities and moral compass
of people once people are too confused about themselves and sell
home and first of all, they're confused about their self they
will be so easy to control. Right? That's what she says they're easy
to influence. You can control them because they have, they don't know
what they are, let alone what they stand for, or what how the world
should be.
How the world should be selfless as an example of an expedition of
took messengers of Allah when he sent forbade the Sabbath from
visiting the homes of the people of the moon, drinking water from
that area is haram to visit places like the pyramid Pompeii, it is
hard to visit them for the sake of April. Think because Allah says in
the Quran, go and see what happened to the oppressors. Right
to see that what happens in the button for child theme, the theme
is
that the child theme Wow, this is amazing. Let's take a picture.
Right, that would be an issue. Ryan, what do you got?
How do you stop hating someone?
How do you stop hating someone?
One thing is, if you ever tried to stop a negative, the negative
gross because you're giving it a lot of attention. So the one thing
is displace your attention by thinking of somebody that you
love. Number two, every time you think of the thing that you hate,
don't say stop thinking about that. rather sit, turn your
attention to thinking about what you do love. Secondly, one of the
best ways if you hate somebody is to think about their problems,
their issues. There were two people who had a feud. And then
one person they discovered like the domestic life of the other
person was so bad, they actually had sympathy. Okay, so think about
the harms that they have, that they're going through the problems
that they're going through is extremely beneficial for you to
have some soften your heart towards them. But in general,
anytime you want to stop doing something the answer is to
supplant it with something good so you don't keep selling yourself
let's say in diet stop eating carbs stop eating sugars, rather
you say hey, look at this look at this model Don't you want to look
like that?
And start making that your obsession. Forget about the donuts
right?
That's got the indirect
body also share with
those that you hate Yeah, it's like make sincere making sincere
making draw for them will engender you to soften towards them.
So but cosy club he said there are these think tanks where are these
serious you know devilish geniuses
you know that come up with these ideas? Which is true. definitely
true. definitely true.
All my best is his name.
If I work for the government is my it is halal or haram. The answer
to that is it is high that if your job is how that because the
government in general as the general function of protecting the
borders the interior and supplying basic needs. So if your job is
highlighted within the government, then it's fine. So share that with
a friend. Yes.
Most friends
Ahmad and then Ryan and
Then say he's taking care of like the transportation like if he's
like maintaining the vehicles and the Yeah, that's good. The roads
not in the middle of like, Oh, nothing to do with the military.
You're not we're not let's work for the military. Nothing for
them. Okay, so someone asked specifically can a Muslim work in
the defense industry, he works in an area that deals specifically
only with enemies of Islam, clergy terrorism.
I don't think so. Because I don't think you have the control of who
you're actually going to fight with. you're submitting yourself
to be told what to do. So you may be being told something hello
today and tomorrow is going to be something for a minute.
So you're not really in control. become the president instead. Just
be the president. You can tell other people it's calmness, a sign
that your DUA is near we're going to stick to the topic today of
this
stuff, but Sakina dissolves on Thursday but Sakina is a sign is
they generally say it's a good sign when it comes to dua. Sakina
is a good sign that when it comes to dua, is sign that Allah Tada,
this is something that he wants you to keep asking for, doesn't
mean that it's near. Right?
It doesn't mean it's near, but it means that it's something that
Allah would want you to keep asking. Otherwise, he would have
put deep in your heart. And Allah knows best. Cozy Chloe says if
this agenda is basically compulsory to learn in the US
curriculum, what's the solution? Pull your kids out of the schools,
homeschool them if you have to.
Man Miss oats? Why did it look great to be around people? If we,
if we were not to get attached? We can be attached?
No, we don't believe in isolation.
Yeah, we can be attached. Alright.
But attachment is for as of two types. The attachment of a pure
relationship versus the attachment of ourselves. Okay, attachment
that is negative is when when you are feeding off of those people.
That's the problem. Right? When my emotions are solely when this
person is solely for myself, that's the attachment that's bad.
That's not even good for the relationship. You're just you're
the sucking on you using the right sucking the life out of them for
your own self, that the attachment that's harmful to you to them, and
it's disliked by Allah. But the attachment in the general sense of
the pure sense of this is my family. This is my Allah wants me
to care for them. Allah has created a love from within me
towards them. So that type of pure relationship is always good for
us. And that because it's something that we believe it's
pinned to our belief, that if Allah subhanaw taala was to change
it, we can adjust without having a breakdown. Because just as I
believe Allah has created this relationship, for me to use my
emotions in this manner. I subject that to Allah's decree and his
guidance, when he makes a change, such as the person becomes bad or
dies, right or moves away. I also know that his decree so my
emotions will shift, I will be able to shift them, it's not going
to be easy profit weapons. But it's all within a submission to
the Divine Will. So we are a people that we do have raw fifth,
fifth three emotions, but we subject them to to divine
guidance, so that we don't get harmed by these emotions or harm
others by emotions.
Could you talk a little more about the festival against public
schools? Is it only nomadic madhhab I believe the Hanafi is of
the same thing, the Hanafi scholars had the US hub and cat
philosophy. In India, when the British occupation occurred, they
had the people of the cave, in other words that they were like,
we need to close in we can't let this influence our lives, it's
gonna hurt us. It's almost like they're bringing a cancer, we need
to close it off, right? Or this gangrene, you need to cut off this
limb. Right in the same way that we understand that physically.
They understood it.
In the sense metaphysically, right? So men are morally speaking
that we need to cut this person off from reaching us because
they're bringing a cancer to our Africa. So I believe they had it
too. That it's you don't submit your children to nonbelievers.
It's a federal Ryan, what you got? What is the path of doing tragedy
of a society tend to d double society? Good question. You do
tend to deed of yourself first.
You tend to deed of yourself
before that?
Oh, they're saying here's Alinsky isn't Zionist. He is a Jewish
Zionist. I didn't realize he was such a.
Yeah. So how can we support the little guy in a fight because it
makes for a better fight? Doesn't mean that I'm
endorsing him and so but in that situation, I just Support the
Little Guy right?
But Zelinsky is that no doubt about that?
Another thing about that is I think people are very, like they
shut down the stroke type of conversation very quickly. And
it's like, no, no, we should all like, just focus on ourselves. And
we shouldn't have this conversation that we just had
here. Yeah, they'll say that we shouldn't have this one. Because
we should just like we should focus on ourselves first. And then
and there. But I think that yeah, go ahead. No, go ahead, finish
what you're saying. I think what Yes, the idea is, don't comment on
other people just like Look within yourself, and that will be
sufficient. Where we're in an arena, this world is an arena,
right? If you're not aware where the other players are, you're
gonna get smashed. You gotta be aware with the players, you got to
be aware with other muscles are going through this like so today?
I guess it's affairs of the OMA related to us, right, like related
to these laws that are being tried to be passed in Florida, Texas,
what Marvel's doing it's related to us today is prophesy centum
said whoever does not care about the concerns of the OMA is not one
of us. Right? We have to be concerned with the affairs of the
OMA from from that perspective. But also from the perspective of
the we're in an arena, you're gonna get smashed, if you're not
aware, you got your head has to be on a swivel, right? Because we're
not exactly the big guy anymore. We're not a big player here.
Right? Muslims are not a big player in the world. So you got to
have a different type of awareness of the environment around you so
that you can avoid major pitfalls. Right and know what's coming. You
got to know what's coming before everyone else does. Because you
got to get out of the way you got to put up your your your
protections, you got to put your vaccines, you're got to inoculate
yourselves, right. You got to know what's coming. When I see parents
that don't know what's coming. It's pretty sad. We can be
aggressive and harsh with this as well. 100 We have to be aggressive
and harsh. You love says the Willa Turco Elena Nadal Mo, Mr. Coleman,
Nah, don't soften, don't be lenient to something that's bad,
or else the fire will touch you, meaning it will eventually kick
your own home, if you're lenient with it, because your kids are
watching. They see you're lenient with it. Okay? Maybe it's not a
big deal. It'll come to your home. So you really shouldn't be to a
degree, you really shouldn't be
pretty firm on certain things. Can't be soft on them. I think
it's just a question of public and private as well. Right? Yeah. Do
what like you're not going to do your, your public accounting on
the fader society podcast and be like, Okay, this is I'm not gonna
come on and say this is my list of grievances. This is the sins I've
committed. Yeah. These are conversations that we have with
ourselves in private. And just you're assuming that that's not
taking place. Mm hmm. That's true. That's true happening as well.
Yep.
How do you know what we do in our private lives? By the way, this is
this online stuff is only like a sliver. The bulk of the stuff
happens in the masjid. Yeah, this is like a sliver of of everything.
And you don't know what goes on in people's homes.
I always love the comment when people say you know what?
Don't blame and don't hate but didn't you just blame and hate?
Right? Yeah. You just blame the hate the people who blame and
maybe they're blaming and hating for a reason. Maybe they got
issues. Maybe they got diagnosis, right.
Is Turkey a good place to raise one's children can't come never
raised children there or talk to people who raised children there.
But there are I know some Americans who did go there. Did
you read that and Islamic government banned girls from going
to school today? No. Which schools?
That's
education of women is so important. People think it's like
it's a terrible thing. It's bits, who's doing the educating that an
uneducated person is never good. Right? So I the province, I send
said, seeking knowledge and obligation every male and female
Muslim. Can we shot from places they support the Zionist regime?
It's hard to distinguish what information you've heard is true.
I read somewhere where Amazon support Zionist. Everyone supports
scientists. Yeah, everyone who is in business supports Israel.
So you really have no, you have no choice. This. Apple supports
Israel. This road probably supports Israel. The camera
supports Israel, the
local local governments, our guy Murphy, our governor went in to
have a nice relationship with Indian Israel to bring business.
Your Plumber and everyone's
the Taliban has banned women from school. I didn't read that. I
didn't read that. I mean, that's That's surprising.
Are we sinful for shopping these places?
When it's all haram, it's all
there, what can you do?
But I think that if they're over the top, I think we should avoid
them. Like if they're really over the top and clear, and it's an
option. Ryan, what you got. Let's take two more from Ryan and then
we'll wrap up for
The day
How do we reconcile our belief in risk with instances when people
have many children but apparently cannot feed them?
How do we we believe in risk, but people have made children
sometimes and they cannot feed them.
What is our belief in this is our belief and risk that Allah has to
give everybody what they want?
It's not a belief injustice either. But everyone has a lot to
give everyone equally or Allah has to give everyone enough. No,
that's not our belief in this.
Because corruption in the land can become so much that it nullifies
the baraka.
That's what we believe in, right?
That'd be my cassava, a deacon, Allah subhanaw. Taala says that
the corruption in the land is because of what your hands have
done, not the poor person, but the poor person lives in an ecosystem.
And the rich and the rulers. We live together with the rich, we
live together with the rulers, we live together with the military,
all of our actions influence each other. So when there is a problem,
we don't blame it on Allah, we go look at what is our ecosystem
doing our economic system, and the people involved in it? Probably
there's going to be an answer. They're corrupt. They're stealing.
Right? So it's not all something that we when things go sour, we
ask Allah what happened. Allah is telling you, you happened, right?
Your people
have been my Kassovitz, a decal, what your hands have sewn which is
not necessarily you as an individual, the world that you
live in the country that you live in, how many of these rulers are
corrupt, they take all the aid from other nations for themselves.
Yeah, there's also the theodicy that St. Lucie provides. What did
you say, gives the analogy of say that you are in a prison? Yep. And
you have a child in this prison. Right? And
time, some time passes. There's a gracious ruler now. And the
gracious ruler says that you know what the time has come, let me
take care of your child. You stop seeing the prison, but I can
remove your child. Right? And he can come and he can stay with me.
And I will take care of him and you don't have to worry about it.
So what's the logical response here? Yeah, logical response and
the prisoners will advisedly give your child to the king. Yeah, this
is a gracious King, yo, take care of your child, Mama, right? You're
having he'll have a future at least you will have an analogy
that is like the kids that are then taken by Allah chooses them.
Yes, Allah chooses, and he selects them upon so they can go to
gender. Right. And then they can live and be the service agenda and
eternal bliss. Oh, so you're saying when kids die? Yes. When
kids die? Yes. Yes. Die. So you lost him? painful for you. But you
know, it's better for him. Yeah. Yeah. Because it's guaranteed he's
not gonna
guarantee no Johanna. Right. Now, this is a tough thing. But if
someone was to ask you have kids, would you right now.
guarantee that your kid doesn't go to jahannam?
Would you take it?
Hamdulillah. Allah doesn't ask us that. Yeah. This is like,
essentially the question that Prophet Ibrahim is like, yeah,
like slaughter your son? Yeah. Are you willing to give your son back?
Where's where's your?
What is your level of email industry level? What's your level
of event in Africa, and his farms, that and your versus your love for
something? Right? You If you love something so much, the number one
thing that you don't want to do is go to gentlemen, more than being
with me, right? If that's the difference, when the sister said
about a track attachment, is your love for yourself through them or
truly for them? That's the question attachment. When the love
the relationship is really for myself, through somebody else,
that's not love of them, that's love of yourself through them.
True love of somebody else is for what benefits them first. And my
benefit from it second. So true love of a person is that we don't
want them to go to jahannam that's the gotta be the first thing that
because that's the worst thing that could happen at first do no
harm. In other words, eliminate harms first, get benefits second.
And what is the greatest of harm? John? Yeah, that's the structure
that you break it down into. It's like the first one is do what you
can remove the executive that you can do to protect them and then
recently Wi Fi there are these things that exist within our
tradition? Yeah. And then, but on top of that, you need to realize
the broader picture and
visualize it. I think in the case of like, another thing to consider
is like also the difficulty of the processes he went through as well.
Yeah, you have to recognize that Allah was up was after him even
during the second period when times are difficult. Allah was
like it was up to him that as well as a result is also no model in
this dunya there's a risk in the buzzer. There is no
There's risk in the buttons if there's risk in the echo. There's
risk in the pm and it's been in the buttons up, what is the risk
of the buzzer good company, here alone in a grave, if forget a
grave if it was just this room, to be alone in it for an eternity,
for eons before the resurrection happened, you go crazy, right?
It's a type of punishment, but Allah gives you risk their company
who is the company, all of your hero, your good deeds come in the
form of people, right? They come in the form of people that keep
you company.
couple of announcements.
If you're a sister and you want to be part of something in Ramadan,
virtually, you can be part of the virtual Cutsem which is going to
happen
through NBC and Sofia society collaborating on it, which is
basically 6pm Eastern Standard Time, every day, you're going to
get on Zoom. And either you could listen in or you could follow
along and you can volunteer to read and every sister will get a
little bit reading a little bit every day at 6pm and it will be
like monitored by there will be like a lead and they will assign
and unmute each sister to read a little just every single day
starting from April 1 6pm on April 1, which is the last the first
night before Ramadan.
And then the brothers if you want to do that 645 Same thing go to
mbyc.org and look for the virtual Cutsem the links will all be there
you just log into the Zoom link click on the Zoom link and I'll
moderate a day Kadima day is going to moderate a day and Ryan will
moderate a day and then we recite and we depending on how many
people there you know you people will recite a page or more
depending on how many people are there if you want to just listen
you could just listen so that's the virtual Cutsem for the
brothers at 645 virtual Hudson for the sisters a sorry five o'clock
not six o'clock virtual Cutsem for the sisters is at five o clock
okay
we are streaming in the month of Ramadan only for 20 days the last
10 days will be no work except for the virtual customs last tonight
Can we read a custom on behalf of a deceased relative if they're
Muslim? Yes.
Is it preferable to be buried in Muslims ends? Yes because we know
the law that Muslims have to observe for graves we don't know
the law that non Muslims will observe towards graves
Can you talk about praising somebody throwing dust in their
face it's not good to do false praise to somebody that ruins
them. Right? If someone comes up to you oh mashallah, you do such
good. Hey bad, you just ruined my floss right? ruin my floss, so
dust in your face.
So again, five o'clock pm eastern standard time virtual Cutsem for
women. You can listen or you can participate 645 virtual cutting
for men NBI c.org is the website that you're going to go to that is
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night, if we have Friday night we have community if DoD so if you're
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Friday night, come down to mbyc Park your cars you have the
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then we have a smart short break after Tata we and then the party
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vicar all the way to who knows when
that's how we party what can we do? That's that's the party for a
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away? Only if it's short suitors. Yes, you can. And the minimum of
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