Shadee Elmasry – NBF 64 The Life of Abu Madyan
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All right, today, we're talking about one of the most amazing shoe
in the history of Islam. I love this shape so much, and you'll see
why I love him so much. And you're gonna love him so much. And the
Obama loves him so much. So that an academic historian, okay. said,
he said, like, why do people love him so much, they keep writing
about him and the writing essentially the same thing. And
they keep every century this shifts, vicar, his mentioned, is
revived. And he just understand why. And then he's an academic
historian, so he doesn't really believe in, I don't think he's a
Muslim either. He doesn't really believe in what Allah subhanaw
which I would have said that what Allah loves about, he makes his
remembrance flourish in the earth. And he makes Kaboul for him,
right? That's the meaning. When I say he makes his remembrance
flourish. Tool Tao Allahu La Kabu fell out of the caboose. The
acceptance, okay, of this person, continues generation after
generation, even though the direct benefit from him is not there. But
he's so beloved to Allah, that the remembrance of His story
is beloved by the people. Like we just love to hear his story. And
when I tell you his story, you're gonna love it. All right, right.
Let's put the first image on the on the screen of the map. The
first map Yeah, the first map I sent you in the email, right?
So see the screen? Yeah, yeah, it's a little bit of a like a two
second delay. But that's why we should probably open up this TV
screen. But another time.
The first we'll talk about time and place, the century we're
talking about is in the Common Era 1100s in the Hijiri era, subtract
600. From that we're talking about the five hundreds after the Hijra.
what has just happened after the Hijra at this time, at this time,
and the Lucia Muslim Spain has just been settled down by the
Morabito in the Morava. It's have just recently just now at this
time, five hundreds push back the Christians, the Christians have
been pushed back. Back up past that red line, you see that red
line on the screen. The Christians have been pushed back there by one
of the great empires of Islam and Morabito and also known as
Almoravids. All right, in Latin, they write it Almoravids elmora.
But the one use of hypnotist Fein, we have to study his biography to
he's the one How did he do it? By another major event at the
intellectual level that must be at the backdrop must mention at the
backdrop of our subject today, and that is Abraham the visiting upon
the Buzzelli has just died.
Abu Hamid Al Ghazali is linked and de Lucia and saving Islam and
Andalusi How did he do it himself? No, but he was part of it how?
What happened was, the Christians come down and they conquer the
Muslims. The Muslims are fighting amongst themselves Allah to Allah
never give success to an army of disbelievers over the army of
Muslims were laid out a load carefully and we need a sebelah.
Allah says in the Quran, as a group, the non believers will
never defeat the meaning if they're a pious.
But we see that the Christians are regularly cleaning up shop against
these Muslims mopping them up destroying them. And that's
because the Muslims of Andalusia have become so materialistic and
they become essentially traders and fests have been okay
fests have been nothing less than that, that betray one another for
money for approval. And so the Christians come up, then they they
write down a letter to use of inventory and oh help us help us.
And then he helps them. Okay. He comes up with his army pushes the
Christian back and as a pious Muslim goes home, he doesn't
conquer. It did this once. He did this twice. On the third time,
Abraham Nova Zadie wrote the federal federal
you are obligated and he didn't write it by himself at 202 co
authored the federal with him signed off on the federal with him
so that no one says only one person what the feds are no two
people obligating us if you've been Tashfeen by Sharia to remain
the ruler of St. Lucia and any Muslim who stands it who opposes
him is permissible to him to fight him.
That's the feds will have a Bahama Rosati and A to Z
and by that feds will use if had been test Fein becomes the
rightful ruler over and Lucia that's the backdrop of our what
we're about to talk about.
The works of a Zadie had come in to enter Lucia but they were
rejected right away the Medicare for about 100 years they were less
than engineers rejected the works of Abraham widow Buzzelli.
So now we're talking Seville look on the map here and on the
Instagram you see half of the map but you see there is Ishmael Leah,
which we now know as Seville
Our subject today
was born on a
in a hamlet of Seville not in Seville itself. Seville itself you
know that it was the home of Fibonacci coming in the future.
Okay, it's a port city. It's got everything there. But no, he was
in a hamlet in Seville. What is a Hamlet is not even a town. It's
smaller than a town. It's a bunch of little farms. Right and little,
you know, they they show in the old British movies, dirt
everywhere. It's just dirt roads and chickens crossing and a goat
crossing and old lady, you know making bread and a farmer's.
That's what were our subject was born.
And he was born in a town in a farm that was a huge farm for
goats, herding goats. So he spent most of his time alone. It wasn't
even like a hamlet where you could go meet the local butcher or the
local grocery you couldn't do that is all alone.
And our subjects name is Shai. And he goes by the nickname that he's
been given Ebel Medion anyone whose name is sure i?
Why did they give him that he can imagine? Where did the Prophet
show I live Midian in Arabia, which is where I said no Musa went
and received the tutelage it is said from Satanists, right, who
was very old and retiring. He received his tutelage from him.
And he learned that to hide from him.
And then he received his revelation after that. So Ebel
Medion meaning the person of Medion. Remember mo does not
always mean father of it could just mean possessor of or the
Associate of so anything that you possess or your is your qualities
golden elbow, okay, you can say so he's ever met DNL health Why did
they call him an adult as you're gonna see, he's the source of so
much that is later to come in.
And associate and advocate billards and McCullough village
and motive is from Tunisia, up to a spinia. So that's, you see where
our
biography today is taking place, south and de Lucia and a little
hamlet. Alright, that's good enough for the map. Good.
All right. So that's elmedia. Now how does he grow up, his mom dies,
he doesn't even know his mom. He never knows his mom.
His father dies when he's a young boy. And he's the youngest of a
bunch of brothers.
And they make him run the farm, they gotta run the farm, and they
make him herd the sheep. Now, as he's hurting the sheep,
there's a neighbor
and he old men.
And he hears that old man reciting the Quran.
As this old man recites the Quran, he leaves the sheep and he goes
and he listens. And the background of his hurting the sheep is
listening to is here in this Quran. And then he sees the man
every once in a while, get up, make will wash himself and pray.
And he doesn't know how to do any of that.
Does not pray. It doesn't have to do anything. Some people imagine
all pre modern Muslims knew everything. It's not the case.
Here you are. Not so long after the prophets I send them five
rounds.
simply talking about 500 years after the property does not
appraise good enough to do anything, and he starts getting
upset.
Get it starts getting upset, and he starts going to visit the men.
And the man shows him how to make will do and how to make salah. But
the brothers, what about the animals, a fox or a wolf can come
take the sheep. So he gets scolded. Every time he wanders off
and he's not doing his job.
He gets scolded. Okay. And every once in a while he runs and it
goes to that old old man, that neighbor, and the man teaches him
a thing or two about how to pray. That's all the boy wants to just
learn how to pray. He's frustrated. He doesn't know how to
read, he does not do anything. But he loves it. See, the soul of a
human being loves its maker. Simple as that. If you love your
maker, you love the vicar of your maker. You love everything with
the note of your maker upon it, you just love it. Good.
Finally, he decides one day, he's gonna run away.
And he tries to run away from home, but he doesn't succeed. And
his oldest brother catches him.
His oldest brother has had it with him. Can't control this kid. So
he, he takes a metal rod. Okay.
And he goes to hit his younger brother.
And his younger brother takes up what his wooden his little wooden
Shepherd stick, right? The Shepherd's hook is like a stick
with a little hook on it. And you use it to hurl hurtle in the
sheep. And he puts it up with one hand. So a metal the metal rod
being struck with two hands, it should either break the wooden
stick or at least move it right. When he puts it up any does this
the metal rod hits the wooden stick and it bends and the wooden
stick doesn't move at all.
They both look and they're in shock. Like when you're about to
get hit and you don't get hit. You're in shock when you're gonna
hit someone and it doesn't work out. You're in shock. So the
brothers, he looks back.
And he starts to realize this boy is different. So he brings the boy
in, show I and he sits and he
says this boy, something special about him.
You can go he gives him permission to leave.
Now here you have a boy he's leaving. Okay, he goes to the old
man. And the old man says I don't know much about anything except
how to pray and recite the Quran. Keep going somewhere else and seek
knowledge somewhere else. And then a long journey begins for Abu
Medion just to learn the dean. I love these stories because it's
someone learning from scratch. Sometimes you see the son of the
shake. Well, son of the shed, he's got such an advantage. But
sometimes they do produce amazing shoe right? Or the whole village
of shoe or a city. No, he's from a hamlet in Seville is Vidya. He
knows nothing. So the first place he goes is Elizabeth or Ibiza.
He doesn't know where he's going. Just go somewhere. What is a visa?
It is what people pronounce now as Ibiza. Ibiza, right, which is like
a party town in Portugal. But, uh, yeah. Bheatha is what the Arab
called because it was dry, didn't have water. So he goes there and
he finds of it. He finds a man pitched a tent has all the marks
of Zuid upon him. And he says oh man can Can I sit and learn from
you? And he says yes. And he sits with him and he teaches him some
basics of the Quran. And he starts reciting the Quran, he teaches
them how to make will do how to make Salah perfected. Now the men
have taught him the basics. He teaches them fetch, it teaches
them to heed. He teaches them some basics. After about six months.
He learned a lot. He said okay, now you have to go.
So he moves on. Then he moves to he goes south of the border, he
crosses the water. And he goes to Tunis. And there he's at the beach
of Tunis. He learns how to fish and he gets a job as a fisherman.
And he can't find a chef. You think people think that in the old
days of Islam that she will come everywhere? Right? It's not the
case. He can't find anyone to study and he asked the fishermen
teach me the deen. They said we don't know anything. Right? And
they don't even know where to send him. So he leaves them. He says
let me go to a big city, goes to Morocco, Marrakech.
He gets to America she finds there, the capital city of the
Muslims of the South Morabito zone
and he gets involved there and he signs up with the army. do jihad
visa beat Allah and he does fight in the army.
He fights some, some wars, some civil, some uprisings and
rebellions and who knows what else he fights, any fights and some
wars. So now
Oh sorry, the Sara siento says that
it belongs to Spain. It's not in Portugal. Ibiza is not important
though it is Portugal, but it belongs to Spain. Because I don't
really
know how much experience with Ibiza
is not we're not really have yachts and Instagram accounts to
go to Ibiza and take pictures. So ends up being he fights in the
army.
And he and he does and then he becomes a weaver. He works with
weaving. So if you notice what's happening with him here, he goes
to seek knowledge. Allah teaches them a little bit. But Allah was
also teaching him life experience, travels there becomes a fisherman
travels back, goes into the army, becomes a weaver. Finally somebody
gives him good advice. And he says no, no, where you need to go. Is
FES city of Fez pronounced in Arabic fests and it means X. Go
fest the city of FeS. Why does it mean why is it called x? Probably
because someone used an X early on, right in the city of Fez. So
we call it fez in English, but it's fests in Arabic, x.
When he gets to first he has a wonderful Sheikh who has his own
story.
If you're any Moroccans out here today, do we have any Moroccans on
Instagram or on YouTube? Because or anyone who's been to Morocco?
He went to Morocco you don't been Cydia fezzes specific you don't
drink the tap water right? What do you drink the bottled water?
What's the bottled water called? CD hot Azzam the company of that
tap water is called CD how does the bottled water okay see the
harazim is a special individual in the history of Morocco. Why is
that when Abu Hamid Al Ghazali his hiya odo madein arrived
in Spain and Morocco the medic Kia loved and appreciated
the column L column the Medicare or Usher Ira 100,000%
But they did not like his works onto solf and they rejected it
completely. Okay
and from those who are rejecting it was CD harazim and his actual
name is Ali hit his a him
I've heard it pronounced hit Azim hit it to him and it gets
shortened to how awesome
and he's known as later a CD HUD Awesome. Okay. Now while he hears
it him has an amazing story. You got to listen to this story.
He's a rookie of the Kirrawee he's a scholar and he is teaching
people against Okay, uh Hey, I didn't do not study here at
Almaden stay away
from a hello Medina. Okay.
He then sees himself in a dream.
In this dream, two soldiers, they grabbed him
and a judge comes
and he says give him 80 lashes PS and Allah had delicate what does
that mean? By analogy using an analogy to the head of golf. Okay,
which is 40 lashes. Okay, but I don't know why in this narration
says Ed lashes whatever, maybe to doubling it. Alright.
So he gets last in his dream.
And after these lashes now by the way, just to give you an idea and
to repeat a point of shitty at the lashes and Islam cannot break bone
or skin and cannot use the shoulder. The whimper cannot use
his shoulder. The JELA cannot use his shoulder like this or his
hips, he may only use the, the the torque of his elbow. So he may
only do this. He might only do that he cannot use his shoulder.
He could not turn his hips when he's striking. Good just as a
little fifth point. Okay. So they usually use a wide belt that's not
so heavy that it would break bone and not thin enough to break skin.
And you can only use the torque of your elbow like this guy. He gets
his lashes.
He says What is this for?
He said because of the lies you say about how Maduro has said
he wakes up
startled.
He gets out of bed was this dream real was it from? He gets out of
bed and lo and behold, the skin on his back is
to read and in pain,
right? He sees he looks at the sides, he sees the redness, and
his back is in pain. And he's limping. It's as if the effect of
the head is on him to show him this was a real dream, not a fake
dream. He remained silent for a few days. And then he purchased he
gets the ultimate Dean and he begins to study it. Now he doesn't
study it by himself. He goes to his uncle, Abu Mohammed, how does
he him?
Who is our Mohammed?
But Mohammed Ibrahim is a direct disciple of Muhammad Ali. So he
goes to his uncle and he says Uncle, I've repented. Now he's
he's, he's a chef now, but his uncle is still alive. I've
repented
from what I was saying about Muhammad was that you want to know
how he had a Luma. Dean got into
Morocco and enter the medica. His the source right here, the big
source now it can't there was other people like his uncle, but
he's the big source. It has him.
Okay, also known as CDR rosin, he's the one who when he accepted
it, many of the folks accepted it and he had so many students he was
very popular as a chef. And He began teaching here out of Medina.
When the jurists criticized him, he gave him the answers and the
satisfaction of those answers settled when we say an OMA Allah
touched me Oh Allah, Allah, I had a question or the other day asked
a very good question. You all say the OMA of Islam does not agree
upon an error. How is it that we have for example for like 50
years, the Hanafi? Is Walmart desolates, or many of them? Not
all of them? Of course, many of them. How is it that the Medicare
had rejected a hit a little bit deeper than they accepted it when
we say the OMA does not agree upon error means that agreement does
not settle and last and become a tradition.
So they may have error.
But it's temporary.
And it was we would say now erroneous for the scholars to
reject it here OMA Dean, but it changed. Right, they were
corrected. And in this case, they were corrected almost by him
because of true vision like that isn't in him. Okay, and then we
don't just act upon it him you have to, they'll have may direct
you somewhere. But you have to explain it. You have to come up
with evidence just like someone scholar may come with him that I
had not made him instinct that a hadith is false, but you gotta
prove why it's false. The instinct may initiate your investigation,
but you must rationally and with scholarship prove your point. You
cannot go Oh scholars, except here OMA Dean because I accept because
it's good. Because I have a dream that is good. No, it's not
acceptable. The dream may be the initiation of the investigation.
Hey, by any chance we could turn this AC on?
Yeah.
Okay, next point.
Ali Hara Zim starts to teach
our subject I will imagine he starts teaching Al Quran and Al
Fick
and Sunnah Timothy. Okay. sunnah Timothy. But in specific,
in specific,
I would imagine is consists loves devotion and piety.
So much so he loves devotion and piety. So much so that he studies
all of the works of ultimate Dean without any heroism.
And he studies a rehire by Elmo Huseby.
And he studies other works of to solf
and he studies shown in a tournament
and he gets to
he's so poor, he can't afford the housing cutaway and
so, when he ever he learned something, he wants to practice it
right away. So, he goes up to
he goes up to
a hill and he finds an empty mosque in that hill and he would
practice whatever he learned
until he was satisfied and he got a fetch from it effect meaning you
practice it practice until Allah unveils for you one of the wisdoms
of it all right.
And then he has cut up this shirt he has karamat he was such a Zed
Okay, such as said
that there was a gazelle
They used to come up to him, he says, by his own words, a gazelle
used to come up to him and keep him company in the mosque in this
in this broken down empty area.
And one day
he will came in, and the gazelle stepped in, gave him a dirty look
and left, then you realize something in his state is
different than he looked in his pocket and you found some money
immediately get give it to the poor. He was such a Zed and youth
find it easy to have zone because they don't have anything in the
first place. And they don't have expenses. If you see an adult
who's ahead, right? It's not the norm.
Zed is either a young man or an old man in the middle of life, you
have too many expenses, right? And you have to live and you have
things to deal with.
He eventually has to go study.
And he decides I want to be like the scholars. So he starts sitting
in the lectures and in his own words, sitting in the lectures
of the fuqaha avacado Yean. And he doesn't understand a word. He
can't get any of it. He cannot remember what they're saying. The
technical terminology is way over his head. And he absorbs just
enough to pass.
So he goes back and he says he let me do what I do best, and that is
devotion. So he finds another chef named Abu Ali dakak Awali at dakak
teaches him to look. Now there's scholarship in spirituality which
is learning about Zoho, learning about things learning about vicar
learning the devotions rationally. And then there's the application
of it. And he learns that from Abu Ali duck
and while he duck becomes like a chef
and Wiley dakak, he talks up about a great chef that lives in the
lands of the Berbers far away in the mountains
by the name of Abuja as a yeller, no, I mean amazing name right. So
now we've talked about three names so far. We said the backdrop is
because early and then Ollie here's a him is his chef in
Allume. And Alianza, him himself had changed had a change of heart
by this vision, and he went to his uncle and took him along with Dean
the Senate and we'll toss it back to Roselli. A complete chain to
visit good. Rosati to Abu Mohammed heresy him to Alia headed to him
to a will Medina both
are subject then after studying and finishing as much as he could
have the outward sciences of Islam. He will said while it duck
who starts teaching him, this is how you have Oh God, this is how
you do vicar. This is how it's done to hejin fasting, until as we
said, he would take the knowledge that he would learn from it duck
up, go up far away from everybody practice it. And at that time, his
Quran at that time is even the animals that are afraid of humans
would love him because he was so pure.
I want to duck up and the people of FeS would always mention this
charismatic Berber, illiterate leader of a tribe
full of of of miracles karamat and you just want to be around him his
name is we as a Yellin north. So
I will imagine with a group of his companions and peers and friends,
they say let's go we asked the other day, so let's go and they
all go to WWE Aza Yellin Now in the world of two, so if they say
there's a share of Taleem he educates you on the outward signs
of Shinya, there's a share of trip, who teaches you how to
worship Allah how to do the et cetera and he gives you the
authority gives you the old rod, and then there's something called
chicken fat. This is a common experience of the people not only
experience, but the common experience chicken fat, with whom
you spend very little time and your inner eyes opened. That's
what they say. So shares good fats for Majan is Abu Yazzie. Now he
goes there and he sees a big community of Berbers and he's they
have a mosque and everyone's there and we Aza and he's a black Berber
with white hair like this, a white beard like this sits very strong
personality like a king, but an ascetic King Zed King,
complete zoo hood.
And they're all poor Berbers mountain men,
and he gets there after a long journey by foot.
And he sits for dinner waiting for dinner.
And they all sit for the dinner. And we as as his like zawa or the
moss that he has there
and he looks
And he says, you know, he points several million. He's like, wow,
the ship is pointing up. Right? He says, The beak. He says, Who gave
you permission to eat? Don't eat, go sit by the wall. So he goes
sits in the corner after this long journey. And he watching all his
companions eat no food for him. Give him some water only to
survive.
A lot of maybe what he do wrong so he said
in her I said, F Romain F Romain in her I, Bill Sierra, the bill
Sierra, the inner eyes by which we see things that are not visual,
but ya know, the meanings the truths, the truths of things, not
like some kind of unseen world but the truth that's what I meant by
besito inner eye.
Next Next morning, is famished okay wakes up in the morning
attends all the lessons attends the vicar to the whatever he's
doing. Now it's time for breakfast.
Sit by the wall. can have breakfast.
Time for dinner. That could barely keep his eyes open now. No food
for you. Second day no food.
Give him some water. Third day he attends all the lessons all the of
God whether we as a or no breakfast, no breakfast for you.
By evening, his colors finished. He is completely done. Okay.
At dinner.
He comes and he puts his he put he rubs his face on the pillow of the
ship as an expression of like begging. I'm begging you. I'm
dying, right? of starvation. I just traveled if you travel to our
drive, right to some somewhere you want to eat right? Imagine then
they had to walk all this way. They didn't have animals. They
were poor students. Then first nights second full day, third full
day now. He rubs his face on where the chips sitting as an expression
of like I'm begging you I'm clueless humbled myself completely
chill, right?
Now guess what happens? He picks his a head head up. He can't see.
He's completely blind.
He's completely blind. Now, by the way.
He really believes that we as a as a real chef, and a man of Allah.
Otherwise, if you went somewhere and you were denied to eat one
night, why don't you leave? You said okay, yeah, he's a good chef
and everything but I need to eat too.
He doesn't leave. He spent the first day the second day, the
third day. And on that third day, third night, he was dying for the
food, rubbing his face into the pillow. He comes up blind.
And he said and still the shift says nothing to him go sit at the
corner, and he sits at the corner Subhanallah
he then sleeps and he says I didn't I could not sleep all
night. I just spent crying. What stayed in my end what's happening.
This is a man of Allah. What's happening to me crying all night.
The next morning, in front of everybody.
We as the analysis bring me the boy. He's not a boy but he's a
youth Yanni. Maybe at this point, he's 1817 1819. Bring him in front
of everybody. As we as it places his right hand on his eyes, recite
some da
and his eyesight his back. Everyone is just in unbelievable
Kurama.
Then he places his hand on his chest. He does another recitation.
And then a big smile comes on his face. And he said this young man
has a great shepherd coming to him. He has a great affair
awaiting him.
And that's all the time he spent with the chef. A couple of days he
ate now. He ate his full. He was happy now full of happiness and
all the people have respected him and honored him after this
incident
in the in the mosque.
And he stayed some few days until it hits.
We as I said to him, it's time for you to get up and go.
He said when you get up and go, you're going to face some
hardships. The first hardship you're going to face is that a
Wildcat a lion. When when the Arabs say a lion, it doesn't
necessarily mean a line with a mane. It could be like a bobcat.
It could be some other mountain cat, a puma is going to come out
to you. And when you see him, tell him I just left we as a yellow
node and he says Get out of my way.
So he does he leaves and this event happens. So it's a
confirmation that what just happened was not something crazy
in his head. Right? Because sometimes the comets and the
elimite and all these wonderful, amazing things
means when you come back to Earth and live like a regular earthly
life what you may think was I was I
like, in temporary insanity was I drunk was I seeing things was
something so you need confirmation that you were okay. That that was
all all real.
And he goes on and he is he's now commanded to start preaching.
So he starts preaching. But his journey doesn't end there.
He makes hedge he decides to make hedge. He's still young
when he makes hedge
the wisdom of this hedge is it will put him in the path and give
him an omoide legitimacy because who does he meet? None other than
a brokerage. It will Jelani
signal, Imam Abdul Qadir jeelani lives from 1078 to 1166 at
Willamette genetic both lives from 1126 to 1198.
So they live and he is now Abdul Qadir Jilani is a famous chef. And
I will Medion is there an avocado Jayla and he sees the taqwa sees
the piety sees the Anwar sees the his inner eyes open, his
connection to Allah is strong. And it gives him the
he says Go and call people to Allah.
So he now has the critical from he has Aegis from I need to see him,
the one who brought it here Illuma din and spread it in Morocco, and
amongst the medical and made it legitimate to the medica who has a
direct chain back to his Eddie. So it's because Eddie Abu Mohammed
Denali, then Abu Medion, only two links between him and because
Eddie himself. Then he goes to Abu Ali dakak And he learns the ways
of the aura, then everything. Then he goes and we as a Eleanor and he
gets a fat or a Bernie major fat from him. Then he goes to Mecca,
and he gets the hookah, which means the ijazat a test leak that
he has permission now to take people along the spiritual path
from none other than the great Abdulkadir DJ learning
from Mecca.
When he comes back now, he's a little bit older now. He's more
experienced. He has seen many, many show you
give him the jazz, he know is no longer a wide eyed youth
who thinks he's nothing.
He knows he has a mission now. And he knows he's been given
permission to this mission. Now when I say things, he's not them.
Yeah, they all are always humble, right? They're always humble. But
sometimes, you know, I don't have any qualifications. I can't do
anything. But now he knows you can do this. You can go and preach and
guide the people. Remember, when he sat in the lectures of the
scholars, it was too technical for him. Right? And yes, he learned
what he needed to learn. Good.
He learned what he needed to hear is that who is that?
Oh, Boo.
Boo. Sirajuddin shake, shake. Okay, good. Do we met before?
Once? Yeah, okay. Michelle Anderson.
He,
he now starts preaching.
And he doesn't stay in one place. He goes, and he gives riveting
talks. And his methodology was to speak in the language of the
people.
And he gives massive talks, of course, because speeches, he
doesn't give technical lectures in fifth, but he could teach people
he could teach people arcade, he could teach people the Quran.
If needed, he could teach but his main
method is the public preaching sessions. And he would give any
would do long DUA and people would be weeping and they would
transform wherever he went.
People were transforming. And he did this for years, up and down
Morocco, and de Lucia, over get and he had he went and went east
and he had taken more justice for his ultimate dean. And he came
back take care of somebody.
And he came back
and he went to Algeria. Now back in the day, there was no line
between Morocco and Algeria. We will have to remember who put
these lines there. The French in the British to divide up the
Muslims these lines should mean nothing to us. line between Egypt
and Sudan should mean nothing to you.
If we were to ever have lines, our lines were quite similar to the
Native American lines in the sense of this tribe lives here and this
is the land land that they take care of or a governor for example,
but to make a line and say these are Sudanese people, these are
Egyptian people and that's a line of course it's one of these days
inshallah at the end
under time, we will see the erasing of all of these lines.
They mean nothing to us. They go and they make the EU and unify
themselves after they divided up the home of Islam. So Algeria,
Morocco, Tunisia and Libya, all the same. All the lads in America,
of course at different governors, but so he would go and travel
everywhere preaching and his preaching, let's talk a bit about
his method. His method was Be honest with yourself and your
emotions with Allah. I love this message. It's an amazing message.
And you don't see a lot of people with this message. And he speaks
against the rigidity of people that say you have to only do the
rigidity only comes from Allah. Right? Rigidity should only come
from Allah subhanaw taala. When Allah says halal and haram, that's
where you have to be rigid.
Um, we must ask we have to embrace rigidity. When Allah says
rigidity. In that case, it's not rigidity. It's HAC. The rigidity
is relative, what human beings established for other human
beings.
Where, where did Allah bring this? Why should I and you see some
people, automatons will Allah He schools Islamic, Madame Addis mad
Islamic schools, like for K through 12. I'm talking about
Medallia's
Islamic seminaries, institutions, what have they succeeded in? Yes,
there are many pious people but also automatons. Wallah are the
automatons all just the same, talk the same, use the same language
have the same opinion.
He was against this. You're not going to come near to Allah to
Allah unless you're honest with yourself and open with your
emotions within the halal and this is something we gleaned from his
poetry. His other teachings are the known teachings Toba. Okay,
zoo hood.
Okay, leaving off this is very important, leaving off
argumentation with other Muslims.
This is very important to them mythology mean bleh blaming and
hating oppressors. You have to blame them. You have to verbally
say something against them to stay away from them. Why? Because Allah
subhana wa Tada says that.
Well, that's how can you Illallah the novella. Mufasa Masako menar
Don't be lenient, don't relent to people who are publicly doing
wrong. Or else when their punishment comes down. It's got to
come on you.
That's my second one, not the fires coming on them. You're soft
with them. You're okay with them. There's an avenue between you and
them of love. The fire will reach you the harm of that fitna in this
world will reach you
don't be associated with them say something negative, clear make a
line between this part of his teaching. We get his teaching from
his poetry, not from his book, someone asked her does he wrote
books, he doesn't have books, he has poetry and that's where we get
his teachings from and he wanted the people to
experience
Allah subhanaw taala with genuine a burden not forced. So that's why
he was all okay with people marrying all okay, what business?
Not okay, as in Sharia. We don't need his anyone's permission. The
prophets. I said it made it a sadhana. But what we mean is that
many people think this is not real, to solve. This is not real.
John, if I if I marry and I get involved with a woman, I'm not
really drawn near to Allah at this point, I'm losing. If I open a
business and do something, I'm not close to Allah at this point. I'm
like, away from the hood and I'm away from vicar he preached, he
said, No. He said, Look what you're seeking in life, and having
an emotion towards and go to Allah with that Allah will guide you
Suhana Allah, this was a really guided email. And if you have any
doubts about his teachings, let's look at his shoe. Two names away
from Ghazali direct.
From a blue color, Jada, Annie, and everybody Calcutta, we as Al
Anon and alcoholism, people don't know them as much. But if you're
if you know the history of Islam in America, you know, these names,
these are all three of these names. The man has five mammoth
major scholars, and Elia behind him.
And this is his teaching. And that's why the people loved him.
People loved him, Allah loved him. That's why we're talking about him
here. Okay.
We're talking about in here 1000 years. So when 2026 will be what?
900 years from his birth. Right? In 2020 2026 is 900 years from his
birth right and we don't even know how to do math anymore. Right?
Oh, am I right? Right?
Was 1443 Or no, America when I say 1126 I meant common error.
See? Yeah
900 years, right? So 2026 That is 900 years and we're still talking
about it. And then, like his teaching, even one historian was
like, what did he teach? That was such a big deal. It's not having
to do with it. It's a soul that Allah loved. So ALLAH inspires the
people to keep writing about him and the scholarship and if not,
maybe even out of it.
Cause calls him shaken mache. Now even out of the people asked was
even audibly just calling him shaking my head because that was
his title. So in society, he has to be polite, no even audibly
doesn't have. He's not going to call someone chicken mache if, if
he doesn't believe he is.
So look at who is writing about the ship. So this is his main
teaching, and he goes on preaching everywhere he goes traveling, and
finally he settles in Musa put up the second map if you have it. So
we can take a look at where Bucha is.
Bucha is in northern Kosovo, Algeria.
And he retires in Abuja, and he has a masjid and he has a Azalea.
And he teaches the people, but this time, he doesn't travel
anymore. One time before that in the middle of his life.
He decided at some point,
let me leave everything and worship Allah.
Okay.
And he had a companion, and they went and did it themselves
together. Okay, we did together there's Bucha. Now the Instagram
you can't see it. But the Jaya is basically
on the same line of latitude as Seville, but on the Algerian
coast, okay.
So it's now it's pretty, it's
basically one of the northern most in the middle of the Mediterranean
Sea, a gorgeous sea. That's why I love the history of the Muslims,
especially the worshipers of and the Sufi of an advocate of their
the topography is gorgeous. It's like Spain, is there, the
Mediterranean Sea blue? The fish is amazing. Right? There. It's
beach towns. It's all beach towns, right? Tunis, right, Jaya scepter.
So you were to Ibiza. All these beautiful places, right? They're
all beach towns. All right, we can take them out. So in the middle of
his career, he decided maybe the right thing to do is to cut off
every one and worship Allah subhana wa Tada. So him and a
companion, they go to the mountains, and in the caves and
they start worshiping a lot together. After about two, three
days.
The his companion says Shik, I saw you in a dream. He said, What was
the dream?
He said, I saw you worshiping Allah in a cave, and your face was
like the moon.
He said, Michelle has a wonderful dream. He said then I saw you come
down and preach to the people and give a speech to the people and
your face was going like the sun.
So Abu Mahdi and realized this was a message from Allah that his a
Bader was accepted, but he's better off and he shines brighter
when he's preaching to the people. And some people are like that some
people it's like a chemical right some chemicals you put it by
itself is better. Others you put it with other chemicals is better
has more impact, right. So he had greater impact and more note more
Kaboul from Allah. When he was preaching.
Finally, NB Jaya, and really interesting incident occurred. Now
the Morabito nor God and what He doing new empire was there. And
the king was Yaqoob month every month, so
Okay, yeah. COVID monsoon was king now of Spain. All of them are
going to Spain, and Morocco, Algeria, all that land. He was the
king of the white dynasty, a mohawk dynasty.
And
an incident occurs, okay. Where he ends up he had to kill his brother
to become king this happen all the time, right? It's haram but it
happens all the time. Two brothers. He killed his brother so
that he has no competition for the throne. Then he feels terrible. It
feels horrible.
Then he ends up calling forever meridian.
I need
a shake, to repent to like to guide me in repentance.
But the message gets, he says, get me up imagine, but he doesn't say
why at this point, but
the word reaches above Medion. That oh my gosh, the Khalifa wants
you because the word was Edwin Medion was so popular that he
could raise an army.
That was the word. The word out in the it was that he was so popular.
If he wanted to,
he could make a call for an army and overthrow the Almohads. So
these two things caught together. And the word was that Ebel Medion
has been called to get executed.
That was the word later on we No, no, no, he was calling him to
repent.
Either way, Mo Medion. At that time, was an old man, the governor
of Bizkaia comes in and he said, I am under strict orders to send you
with soldiers to Morocco to Marrakech Morocco,
to the Khalifa,
the people said he can't even walk, I was already in his old
that this one, he can't even walk. Right.
I will Medion says oh, people come down, I'll go with them. They are
guiding me to my burial place. And those who want to see me will not
see me. And those who are where they are taking me will not arrive
there.
So it's as if he knew he's going to be buried.
As he goes, he does, in fact, die along the way. But first, he's
asking, every time they pass a town, they say what's the name of
this town? They tell next time, finally he gets to a town called
Albert, the worshipers and his heart is filled and he says Oh
Allah, this is a beautiful place this name is this is where I want
to be. This is a beautiful resting spot. And he says to the people
let us rest here for a day or two. The rest of our day to who doesn't
wake up, he passes away.
When he heard that that's the name entered his heart that this is the
place where I'm gonna die. And he dies there.
And he says send a message before he died. He says send a message to
the Khalifa.
Tell him that
we're not going to meet and you're not going to meet because you
don't call you're not a murderer who calls a great Willy of Allah
to your beck and call. So this meeting is not going to happen.
But the intention is accepted. And he says tell him that your Toba
will be if you follow a matter a shift and Murray Murray is from a
city called ulmaria.
And so the shit the king, he does seek out an MA right which is one
of his disciples meridians disciples, and He makes towboatus
hands and he follows with the Toba right so it will not be accepted
for you to do it at your beck and call ask for one of the Kubota.
Olia but your your intention is accepted. So you're not going to
meet up with Medion. And I will Medion will refer you to somebody
else and you're going to go make Toba at his hands. And that's what
happened. And that's where he ends up dying. And today on the map,
it's next to what's called Tila mis en or Tlemcen. You could see
where ethylbenzene is buried. And he's considered shared because she
you
have Alytus Oh, of Mala democra. That's Abu Madeon. Ella health.
All right. Now let's open it up to your comments and questions
specifically on stories of DoDEA. We might even vote. Russell
Choudry says, I think So Tanya COVID Matsuda killed his brother
after that the brother tried usurping him a couple times. Oh,
so there was a reason to kill his brother. He says because the
brother had tried to use serve him a couple times. Okay, good. Good
to know. Right? And then he killed his brother. So we felt guilty
about that.
Have I written any books yet? I have a book for the students. It's
not like an official publication. But for the students who were
asking, it's like not a draft a little bit more than a draft. It's
called key to paradise on nakida. And there's a couple other books
coming out. But you can get that at Safina press.com. Okay, so fina
press.com is where you can get that book. And it's called key to
paradise.
With our modern minds we have had had to believe even though now we
it must be true. I didn't Majeed was this
maybe it was that second half of a question.
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his own gang leader.
Branch yesterday he handled?
I forgot I forgot what it was yesterday. But that is the
bodyguard. Yeah. And I think he may be ready for his own little
branch, right? Because zone operation.
He learned so much when you have to lead, right? And you study,
study, study, and then you figure out you're going to lead your own
way, right? Everyone's going to lead when Allah makes them ready,
deems them fit, then the circumstances will be put in place
where they're going to lead. Right? And they're going to lead
in their own manner. But it will be with the right same spirit and
the same teaching. But their own package. Okay, so
Shahnawaz
some say Imam because it left denying Moqtada after converting
to the SUTI path, is it correct?
What is in here Aluma Dean, what is in his book on Aqeedah that's
his belief
in died negating all of that, but he died. What is true is he died
seeing the that the potential excess of elemental killer. That's
what he died upon. And that was way before he even passed away is
that AML killer? It's a medicine only when it's needed. But that
taqwa and going near to Allah to Allah is going to be by a bad and
a bad and kedma and all these things. Caitlin says, What are
some ways that we might in advice to go to Allah with our emotions,
open your heart to Allah to Allah, with what the most don't, don't
hide it. We're not like the Christians who hide lust, hide
desire for marriage, high desire for companionship, we don't hide
it, go to Allah, either Allah to Allah will will open an avenue for
you or he will cure you from it if he doesn't want it for you go to
Allah with all of your your whatever you want.
You're not saying that this is the right way to beat but this is what
I have right now. That Allah Tala will guide you Oh Allah guide me
if this is something I should remove from my art remove helped
me remove it from my art, if it's something good for me, granted to
me, and then by receiving it from Allah as a draw through a DUA, you
draw near to Him that way. We draw near to Allah by NEMA, by
blessings that He gives us and protection that he gives us we
have to ask Allah protection from sicknesses, protection from what's
going on in the crazy world that we live in. We can't give this
lesson without mentioning at least the insanity of the shooting and
how these parents must be feeling we asked Allah Tata never to test
us with anything like this. You go you drop off your baby to school,
fourth grade.
And then they call you come to an auditorium, if your kid shows up,
they're alive. If your kid doesn't show up, then we're sorry. Because
it's a crime scene. So we closed it all off all the living kids
only come out, bus them to an auditorium.
How this is other that has fallen on the nation,
that other have a type of sin, the reaction of that sin does not know
guilty from innocent.
Okay.
There are certain things that you can do that are so bad, the
blowback of that wrong action does not know guilty from innocent.
You snap the light.
Okay, and cut the power from people who loses power, everybody.
All right. You blow something up who suffers everyone? This nation,
and it's US Army
has committed so many atrocities over the past 2530 4050 years. And
the entire basing of the nation has also atrocities on a chant.
Finally, the blowback. These things are so bad, the blowback
does not no innocent from Guilty. It's almost as if you took in the
punishment and just sprinkled it on the
reigns on the guilty and on the innocent. It rains on the
waterproof and not waterproof. Allah warns us fear the sins that
do not only affect the sinful
what dako fitness can lead to see banality novella Mamaku Casa Allah
tells you there are certain wrong actions that you can do. The
blowback is not decipher innocent from Guilty comes to
Everybody comes to entire nation.
All of these sins have come back against us and haunted people
through this, this crisis that has no solution, by the way. Yes, I
know that gun control is a word to say it's a word. That's all it is.
You're not doing this because there's a black market you fools.
Unbelievable how naive people, okay, we need to have IDs checked,
background checks, banned the sale of these guns. There are already
100 million semi automatics roving around the nation. And the dark
web is not so difficult to use any 16 year olds can can access a gun
and forget that the streets you go to Newark, New Jersey, you get
what you want. You pay the right price, and you ask around for for
three days. I would bet you as I'm not gonna say but because that's a
language. That's not for us to use. But I would tell you that
in two weeks, if I wanted a semi automatic and I know nobody,
Newark, I don't know anybody about this underground world. Give me
two weeks, I'll have a semi automatic right here.
Forget background checks.
Forget.
Yes, it may be a technically precede a good procedure to do you
have to do it. Right. As a technical procedure. It's not a
solution. You're not solved. The rest of the world don't have guns.
Right? You go to Yemen, everyone's got a dagger and a gun. You don't
see people just shooting up everyone. There's a mental element
to this too.
If you go in attacking the tool is just like, you know, telling
somebody who rams into people with a car stop bet and ban cars. In
Toronto, did a guy do this? A couple years ago, he took his car
and he rammed it in, in South Carolina. I think it was South
Carolina where they had that white supremacy March didn't that guy
ran through a bunch of people with his car? Is banning cars a
solution or as people's heads messed up?
I believe it's both in a sense that yes. I don't think that a
citizen has any right to have a semi automatic. Why do you need
something to show when you're a citizen? A rifle fine. Right from
my house. But a semi like something that sprays all the guns
that spray that are used in Iraq and Afghanistan? Why do you need
them as a citizen, you don't need them. You don't hunt with that.
You don't fire at a
an intruder with that. Who intrudes anyway, these days, is
that you think like we're in the old days where some guy is going
to come with a black rubber and black and white stripes and try to
rob your house. When does this happen? Right. But anyway, fine.
Maybe it happens. Keep one for the sake of it. Okay. But no one needs
any of these breaks. Nonetheless, that's not the solution when you
have a problem that has no solution.
I can only consider this like a damnation. Right? Because I'm
telling you, this is a mental issue. And it's people's heads are
wrong. Yeah, I agree. When people say people shouldn't have semi
automatics, and the right they just don't want to think about it.
And they just say, Oh, you're taking away your guns. And I don't
think anyone's ever said taken away people's guns. But you don't
need a some something that sprays right? No one needs that. Okay.
And
so, so they're not honest about it. And because they're not honest
about it, that element is not going to be solved no legislation,
we passed on that. And if legislation was passed on that, it
still doesn't solve the problem.
Because as I told you, I could go from the dark web or from Camden
or Newark, maybe in less than two weeks. Right? I can have a semi
automatic right in front of me here. Right. And one of these guns
that spray otter right in front of me. It's not probably is the under
the black market of things, the under market, whatever you want to
call it, okay.
Is probably bigger than the regular market. And because of
that, the gun manufacturers will continue to manufacture them.
Right. And they will continue to spread in the land. Right? So
that's when you have a problem. There's no solution. I really
don't think that I think that's it's, it's from our perspective as
Muslims, this must be either, Atlanta. Okay.
So that's was the answer to the question of your emotions. You
have to bring your actual feelings to Allah to Allah and, and, and
you have to be natural. He can't be it's an automaton. Okay, I got
into the deen. Now, I'm an automaton. Alright, before you say
something, I have to think Should I laugh at it? Before I put
something on I have to see is everyone else wearing it from the
pious people? Alright, so I can be like
Spatola where's your your your bottling up yourself? I don't
believe in that. Nabila x H O.
I says,
how this shadowy pet fat path fit into the moral beaten path that is
popular in America as a share that Leah is the methodology, because
that is the theory, if you notice, because it was not a leader of
disciples, he's an author of books with his book is the theory, a
share that he is the method, he was a leader of people show that
he was somebody who said,
okay, and leave off many of the fringe groups that are called says
Lee or whatever today. And they're really just odd and there's no
flip. And there's not even to look right. And there's a lot of these
groups and they've given a bad name to a Saturday, but in Islamic
history, his way is the right way. His way is you have to have a job,
you have to have a family and you remember a lot and the emphasis is
on the city Muslim who interacts with the world lives with the
world. That's why I said cool Carruth what could have been
aloof. What he means is that you have namah E because you have to
have now it's in the world we're living in the city, but remember
alum much, right?
That was the method of it as a szegedi negotiation with the
knifes I look as early is theoretical.
Not practical, because that his method is absolutely crushed your
knifes, but a show that he did not preach that why he knows humans.
Humans don't behave like this. You crush your neffs you're gonna get
blowback from enough. That's why reading Zadie by itself may cause
a person to be so wound up and so depriving of himself that wind up
you might burst the shadow that the method is the right way and
negotiate with you to go easy with your knifes, right? When Allah
opens your heart, go do a lot of that.
And only sometimes you force yourself. Sometimes you force
yourself
it would be wonderful, at some point to have a world tour that's
broadcast live visiting the living show you one year, imagine that.
There's a lot of work. There's a lot of tours I want to take. I
would love to take a tour just the massage. US Canada, Mexico, just
driving in a car. You know how exhausting that would be, we would
have to stop for like, periods of time. Right? But visiting the
masjid and doing Vicodin and speaking in the masjid and have it
all streamed at all times. Right? And then mapped out like a map
with a little moving red dot we're headed here. And we're going to
meet up at this hello restaurant. Right and then you just meet
strangers meet the OMA be a beautiful thing to do. And then
another chip worldwide flying out to the idea this is a great use of
being a millionaire if you're if you can be a millionaire or have a
millionaire wants to spend on this and just traveling, sitting
meeting the shoe on the side of eating and the odd of different
countries.
Could you give an example of how Animal Kingdom is used as a
medicine compared to the past versus the present? In the
present, I believe Animal Kingdom and I even talked to Dr. Hudson
Mahajan. He can he agreed I was not sort of surprised he said we
are it is in dire need to study animal kingdom today. You have to
study animal kingdom, every one of us must study the basic
fundamentals of logic. And that's why that's what's in Kedah
paradise is the fundamentals of animal killer.
That's the fina press key to paradise. That book is the
fundamentals
of what we mean by intimate campuses. It's essentially there
must be a logic
to what is true and what makes sense. And that's how we respond
to the atheists. And that's how also we answer the questions
inside of our religion that could confuse people. And Allah himself
calls these alma mater Shelby Hertz.
And someone says,
the four Imams hated Edmund Kalam, they hated the kalam of the
Morteza.
The only Kalam that existed at that time was the martyrs and you
know what that statement is like? It's like pulling out the FET was
from the Ottoman Empire, or the Ottoman era that say all of the
scholars unanimously forbade wearing pants.
That's when pants was only worn by the colonizers and the enemies of
Islam and the soldiers of the Europeans. And no Muslim ever wore
pants. So the pants at that time was a symbol of the kuffar that
are attacking us. Then it was haram to wear pants because that's
you today. Can I wear a white shirt? Is it halal or haram to
wear a white shirt with a blue stripe here, a blue stripe here
and a Blue Star of David in the middle that Hello, hello.
And a heart.
It's haram I'm telling you
because you're insulting every Muslim who cares about our coats,
and you're wearing the flag of the value mean of the oppressor, but
go back 200 years and ask a Mufti Can I wear the shirt? He said,
Yeah, because it doesn't symbolize that. So the initial Kalam was the
kalam of the mortality lights that lead people astray. But when the
scholars saw abolhassan an SRE and a woman suited meta ed, and they
saw that they had employed the same contempt to defend Edison,
they adopted that Akita, the Chevy and the madaket adopted about has
an SRS system and
the NF adopted everyone suited to the system. That's why we have
that
almost more guns than population probably right. There's probably
more guns than then then the population itself.
All modern Mufti says could we use the same other? Could we say the
same either for our maze? Malays for our maze for Muslims suffering
around the world? Like the Uighur Muslim? Yes, yes, the Muslims for
centuries they left off the struggle. And now look what
happened. Okay.
Nabil xh, why says How did the scholars balanced family time
seeking knowledge and Dawa and how did they manage financially to
travel often? The answer to that is that every generation now that
the world is changing so quickly, every generation is different,
right?
It used to be back in the day. It was in a shame and a selling of
the dean for a scholar to give a speech and then we receive a cash
renumeration and honorarium
time has passed. And that has, that nobody says that anymore. In
fact, that it's becomes a necessity in the past, to for the
scholar to be employed, taking money to teach FIP was considered
lack of sincerity.
But then they realized he either does this full time or he works
full time. And if he works, he can't teach if he teaches, he
can't provide for his family. So they realized this isn't
necessary. So things are always changing family time. And teaching
the Dean should never separate why
your family is the first students that you have your family or your
first disciples. Your family is the community, serving the
community or serving your family? Are isn't my family from the OMA?
Right? Who was the first person that I'm going to be asked about?
Okay, every one of us will be asked about your kids first. Every
shift, Allah will ask him, where's your son? Where's your daughter?
What what are you worried about? People who live across the town
for? Right? What are you worried about them for when your son and
daughter are lost? So when he deals with them, he learns human
nature. He learns so much. So he's benefiting every mom and dad has
benefited when they're raising their kids. You're learning the
future. You're learning the present and the future because we
could very easily be lost in the past. Like a mall my memories of
certain things are of the past, like leisure, entertainments, a
thing. All these things for me, the youthful things during the
best, but today's stuff, right, the slang cap. And all this
nonsense words, right to me is nonsense. But I know what at
least, right? All these big so that allows you to continue to be
relevant with the people that you're going to spread. So the way
I look at it, the more a person, spends time, spends time and does
his job as Allah sends him with his own kids, the more he can
benefit other people. And you have there's a community, your family
is part of that community. So I would say that everyone's going to
need different amounts of time with their family. But whatever it
is, that's what you have to spend.
Okay, would you recommend reading the book fathead Rabbani by
Abdulkadir Virginia Aeneas
stranger, 14, may Allah Allah give you a job, a DUA and we ask Allah
to Allah for a woman in Egypt
Her name is Amira. She died at the age of 44 Recently, and she had a
coma and then she passed away we ask Allah subhana wa Tada to give
her * for the dose and to make matters easy for her family.
We ask Allah to Allah to make her grave a place of expanse and not a
place of tightness We ask Allah to Allah to replace for her and abode
better than this abode.
and company better than the company of this world and make her
intragenic and photos as Shahid from her sickness. And we ask
Allah to audit to have removed all of her sins with that sickness.
And we ask Allah to Allah to give her family sober, and to unify
them all in gelatin for the dose. My Naveen was a diploma Shahada. I
mean, can you talk about your problems with people you trust?
Does that negate suffered no, it does not negate. So it means it
means that the subject is not polished, but you still have Cebu,
Cebu and Jamil is that you never complain to the people. But
complaining to the people does not deny some denying subber is when
you commit sins because you're so honest here. Take them like us and
get involved. Salaam Alaikum salam Rahmatullah piracy for civilian
ships that belong to the Crusaders?
That's a good question. And the answer to that is allowed him I
can't remember what the ruling on that is. But back in the old days,
can they
raid chips that belonged to the Christian people allow them? I
think back in the old days, that entire nation is at war with our
entire nation. All of them are enemies. That's probably how it
used to be in the old days. The only difference was who you worked
for? Yeah. You call a pirate, the person who works for another
country? Yeah. And you call like a sailor, or part of the Navy if
they're part of your country. Yeah, but that was just how it
worked. Yeah. No, I'm gonna probably push this back. Yeah, I
don't know what's wrong with it. It keeps coming up for some good
mmm mmm says yesterday you claimed that a solution to school
shootings is spirituality.
No, we were saying that
there are solutions to this problem that are outside of Islam,
per se. Yeah, I do believe that right? In the not that people
don't need Islam and that Islam is not true. But when you see people
who have strong family connection, and some kind of world bigger than
them, like Christianity, even right Judaism, and not to say that
it's true, but some things in it are true. And we they benefit from
that function from that element of right.
Proof being irregularly see a wholesome Christian boy go do
shootings, right? Wholesome meaning like in the cultural sense
that he's not has a nice family, blah, blah, blah. That sense? We
know that's not true. The Trinity is not true. But that doesn't
necessarily mean that none of that religious life has any benefits.
So sometimes worldly things are the solution to worldly problems.
Okay. And it's not just all the time that Islam is the only
solution. So then why is why aren't there shootings like this
in South America? Why don't we hear about shootings like this in
places like Argentina or places like Mexico? Place plenty of guns
in Mexico, right? But they have strong family connections, right?
So that does not take away anything from the need for Dawa,
or the truth of Islam of course, right. But it does mean that
certain basic worldly things are solutions to other worldly
problems.
What was the religious differences, circumcised men
between the Adam Roberts and more heads? The morale habits were
strict flip, flip, right? upbeat and flip
and it got very dry. And then what are they doing? They went on and
they took on the works have a look as early in Calum. And they had
some things in their doctrine which wasn't exactly acceptable.
But they the more hidden were preaching that these Morabito and
have become a bunch of dry jurists dry folk Aha, like that. And they
brought in some Khademi things and I don't know if they accepted that
too so if it was it or not, we'd have to go and review the
doctrines Why don't you pick up for us the doctrines of the more
headin if you're interested? is a recent the ELMO heads No, Elmo had
dynasty.
Can you talk about the role of the Sanusi tariqa during in
colonialism? Yes, insha Allah one day we'll talk about
why didn't Moroccan lingo call everyone seedy?
And their djellaba become the default for Neo traditional
Western Muslims?
Better than the red pizza join tablecloth gang?
I'll tell you why. Because in the 70s, the place to be was 10 Jews.
The hippies all went to Tangiers. A group of people, Allah guided
them to Islam, and their first exposure to Islam. And only
exposure maybe, was the Moroccans right? And they came back and some
of them learned a lot of knowledge
and benefited the people and had a charisma and there's a charm to
Morocco. There's a whole culture to Morocco that gets your
attention, right? It's an attention getting thing, right.
It's beautiful. Everything about them is colorful, beautiful. And
so that spread amongst people. And a lot of people found that more
attractive than what was happening in the eastern Arab world.
Right, which is not as attractive. Right and, and drowning in
political problems, and political Islamic groups. And they felt the
Westerner found that not necessary for them, is that something useful
to them? But what what where are we here in the West, we suffer
from materialism. Right? So when they came back with spirituality
is more important to us than coming back with political
ideologies for political problems that didn't relate to a regular
American kid. That's one of the reasons why it's spread. Morocco.
What's that about Morocco? Like, yeah, I know, I know, probably
like four converts that like either they took the shahada in
Morocco trip there, or like, right, when they became Muslim,
they went straight to Morocco. Yeah, after, I mean, it's just
such a place of, it's such a place you get addicted to it, right. And
the Moroccan is by nature,
live in that live. Right. By nature, they accept oddities. By
nature, they have their have a tolerance for anyone with a little
bit of a, a odd behavior. They tolerate it, right? They don't,
unlike the Assyrians, regimented, formalized. I think both of them
have their amazing temperaments that suit different people in
different times. JJ says if one practice on their family to try to
spread the deen in their household, and as realized people
do not want to talk about the Dean but only wealth. Is that bad
conclusion or correct? Well, yeah, if you stay away from them a
little bit, if they're not receptive. Try again later. Wait,
because people are not static. People will go through diseases,
poverty, changes in old age, they will change so go back to them.
And one thing I learned about this type of thing, yeah, if somebody's
like, stubborn about like, not opening up, it's just like, let
them bake in like the Yeah, how bad that is. That's good.
Eventually, you just have to open up exactly. Because let them hit a
dead end with that or let them on? Yeah, let them hit rock bottom or
let them see the disease that this is going to bring back. Right?
You're gonna go down this route. Yeah, okay. You'll see in five
years, you got monkey bucks, then you come crying, right? Or
something similar to that you're gonna you're gonna have a problem.
Like anytime you see a people an arrogant click happens many times
in our communities. An arrogant clique a group of people that
they're their friends, but they're not on the right track. Just wait
they're gonna have a fallout with each other guaranteed. Like if
they're arrogant or they're doing something haram together, they
will have a Fallout, right? And then you pick up the pieces,
you'll be there to pick up the pieces
Why are most speakers connected? Say nally it is said well, loads
are the item that there are 40 sencillas into Sulak to surf 39 to
say 91 from Albuquerque, which is the maximum do
Are there any reports I've denied the size of Olia who gained will I
lost will anything gain did will I again, allow them but we did see
the story of now a week. We don't know this, but our LEA can
make Fanta sense.
But we did see the story of that major Hanafi scholar
who went fell into Ryda.
At a period of time it was a motet into Christianity in order to
marry a woman and Allah brought him out of it
right you taught us that the actions are different than like
the person themselves right and we gained the actions over time. So
the actions may be displeasure like may earn a loss displeasure
but the person Allah knows their ends correct Awali we say can fall
out can make mistakes with his actions, but he will not if he
exits the Akita URL Asana let alone mortared. Then we say yes,
it does not only why we must say that, so that people don't try to
trick seek guidance from Octavia. Right and Martha Dean. So if you
see a man and he commits a major sin, yes, he still may be at but
the key is that when he will make Toba right away, he will not
persist upon it nor fall into the fiscal Arpita
hedgerow Can we ask related nonrelated alright ask your
question if it's closely related we'll answer a lot of Arabs were
the pizza Oh, he's talking about Yeah, that's what he's Mahmoud is
talking clarified the pizza cloth people. I guess he means the you
know those types of selfies, but he's
Obama mood is saying a lot of Arabs were that not just what
Herbies in Jordan, you do the weather, right?
Yeah, they do. And we're and he says Morocco did and went and made
peace with Israel. So
I mean, as an as for that we say we have to denounce that.
Could we apply that understanding to be Lex hy says, the other of
gangsterism as well. Yeah. And it is a problem. It really is a
problem because second generation Muslims who are
living in this, those inner cities, this there, there are no
barriers between them and the culture around them. Whereas for
example, me and oz and stuff, maybe not in Central Jersey,
because we have so much diversity, and it's you know, that we're the
most diverse town in the most diverse.
County, Middlesex County is the most diverse,
diverse, meaning many different groups like Patterson, it's not
diverse. It's tons of Palestinians. Yes, right, but not
diverse. We have like a perfect diversity here, right, where it's
like 25%, white, 25%, black, 25%, Spanish, Hispanic and 25%. A mix
between Indians and other groups. It's like 20, and Chinese and
other groups like perfect numbers almost. And North Brunswick is the
most diverse of that. So for us being dark, and being brown or
whatever, Arab Pakistani, Sudan, he may not be an issue. But in
other parts of town, there's a cultural barrier between the the
Desi and Arab kids, and others, right. And that is it helps them
sort of not be pulled into these environments. Whereas in the
cities, where some of these people converted to Islam, and they
stayed in areas that's not there, like your son being able to
Kareem, or whoever it is. And he's African American, there's no
barrier between him and the rest of that community. And so I
remember them complaining to me and one of the sisters, she was a
convert, she was full of zeal, right? You know, that convert zeal
never left her, right. But she's looking at her grandkids now. And
she's like, they're getting pulled in, to the by the surrounding
community. Right. And they're not really into her Islam. Right. And
it's really, but some of these sisters are so strong, that they
don't give it right. They're like, Listen, I'm not going to bend
because you're not interested in Islam. And they don't bend right
now, in the sense that many parents and I'll tell you, I've
seen this from many Arab parents, they will bend with their kids,
Kid lose interest in Islam is so afraid to lose his kit or bend
with this kid. Right? They'll go astray with this kid. And why is
this not a strange phenomenon? What's the story? Intuitive cuff
isn't the whole point of suicide KEF the idea that
parents had a child and Allah knew that this kid is going to go
astray and the parents will follow the kid. It happens in some
societies, they follow the kid.
But this the sisters in New Haven, Connecticut, to me, they're
beacons of news and examples of Islam. They do not care. They're
all the disciples of Imams a check. Right? Yeah. So their Islam
is balanced. They're not what Hobbes it's a balanced Deen.
Right? What Imams a check, but was a balanced D. And you see that in
them. And they didn't waver. And that's the sign that this Dean is
correct. Like that Dean is correct. They didn't waver. And
they weren't so harsh that they push their family out. But they
weren't so soft, that their non religious or non interested family
members watered them down. They didn't water them down. Not one
bit.
Can a Hanafy? Boy man marry Maliki girl? Yes, all methods can marry
one another, no problem at all. No problem at all. How do we make
Dawa to our family if we're supposed to obey our elders? You
don't have to obey them and everything that if it's haram, but
and you're not supposed to necessarily
command right and forbid wrong to your parents. But you give your
family a Dawa to your elders is not your concern. Give doubt to
your peers.
Yes. And Abraham did give Dawa to his father. That was the Dawa from
aemet From shift to Iman that you should probably do but your parent
your dad smokes. Your mom listens to him. McHale zone. Okay?
You know, McHale zone. Okay, so I refuse to call her omocha film
because that's the daughter of the prophets eyes. She's the legend of
Egypt.
And you see,
and she's such a big deal. And then you see her she's a big
grandma with glasses like
like this from the 50s She's a heavyset woman and the Egyptians
until today they died to listen to her and if you say something about
her you've said something about us like as a hobby
What about the other ladies? fayrouz Pharaohs yeah she's big
she and she Gyptian are some fake Oh McHale zone is like the Michael
she's like
the the Elizabeth Taylor I don't know isn't yeah she's like an
actress but she was like the top of the line nobody comes near.
And then where's Do you know where fade was this from? Like fayrouz I
think is she Gyptian or Jordanian? Why don't judge but she's not like
roses Egyptian she's number two photos will be like number two
Abdul Halim half is like the Michael Jackson of
he's like the first boy bands of the Arabs right but he's a solo
guy. Right he's the Elvis of the Egyptians Yeah. And he died young
ISRAEL PALESTINE mentioned in the Quran
we can talk about that it isn't suited to Alyssa mentioned let's
go to YouTube check how are we doing?
I'm not here 911 Why so many people have to So wolf in the
middle of these orders in the middle period. So militarized
they were militarized they they simply formed the forms in the
capacity in the in the nature of the needs of the time. So when
there was no problem okay.
When there was no problem in the OMA the people have to solve left,
they didn't even teach right? They didn't even do Dawa because there
was no need later on when they were city people and there were
the OMA already had their own militaries. All they did was teach
and feed the poor. Right? So they the orders take on the mold of
this what the society needs. That's why
sericin says it might be true about the pizza cloth, but what do
we call it? The Hatha schinoussa semoga. Okay,
but you can't deny that the red white schmuck is definitely
associated with reform Yeah, it is associated with them but it is
true that there are some good saw the Hain who were the smug
is smoking haram and the medical method was haram fayrouz was
Lebanese Mara knows she would know
Lebanese the connection there she's like the Kobe Bryant. She is
like the number two right yeah.
Yeah, she's the number two she's not going to come close though.
And so much of the Arab entertainment was been corrupted
by the Christian Lebanese will Allah had all them the Christian
Lebanese have corrupted the Egyptians and from the Egyptians,
all the Arabs because the Christian Lebanese, they're all
like they're one all into cinema. Right? And music and everything.
And even some of them were Druze. Yeah, like far off. Syrian Druze.
Is Lebanon also considered part of the Shem? Lebanon Hashem? Yeah.
Oh, the shutter of the cinema and stuff, Lebanese. Right? And then
the Egyptians bought into it. Abdullah Gunny Anwar Lim says, Do
I need permission to as an adult
to go and study in Mauritania?
You don't need you don't need
permission, but you're not allowed to really upset your parents too
much.
You know, lots of upset your parents, right? That's one thing,
but you don't need permission. If they're upsetting. This is
something you could deal with later. Like it'll there'll be
fine. They're a little bit upset, we'll do fine. But an adult male
does not need permission anymore. Once you can earn your own way.
It's not about permission. It's about not upsetting your parents.
We have to make that clear because there is a degree of there's a
balance that has to be made. Okay.
machmood mahiya. Dean, we as Muslims should never negatively
generalize people due to their dress, correct?
Yes.
So he says Lebanon is like a stepchild to the Shem not the real
thing.
The scholars the people of Damascus say when the Prophet
talks about Shem he means Damascus.
Mana says our teachers say that the lineage of the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is protected from schicke.
They say that the A refers to his father as it was one of his
uncles. That's correct. The direct lineage of the fathers of the
prophets I said them and the mothers none of them committed
shirk and as our is his up, father figure it's his uncle as his
uncle. All the lineages say this
is haram to cut ties with father if he
emotionally verbally physically abusive. It is haram to commit to
cut ties, but it is halal to avoid harm and you find the path in the
middle, cutting ties, avoiding harm, however, you find your own
way in the middle. All right, we have to stop here
and inshallah to Allah. All right.
Last question. AAA says, Is there a huge amount of the Sufi? No, it
is by the automat of Aki.
And also, if we're going to look at each and every Sunni Sufi, that
is valid to take anything from, he must be Adam. In the photo, he has
to know his religion, he has to always update it, otherwise you
cannot take from him he has to know enough not to go astray. Does
he have to know enough to get federal? No, does he have to know
enough to take you from zero to like a high tech? No, he has to
know enough not to go astray in his a bad because you can go
astray nightbird and many many of these Sufia May Allah forgive us
and everybody but they've done certain things that thinking it's
very good for their time it ends up blowing back in the face of the
entire group. And those are the things that
are not good and ended up causing problems for the OMA. All right,
and for the people have to solve in general. Some of them are
masters too, right? Like have you been where he would be considered
at the top of the Shafi method right? Oh, heavy bombers is one of
the sources of the chef a method no doubt about it like Chef
Muhammad Jacobi chef Muhammad Ali will be in the Hanafi madhhab. No
doubt about that and Calum to both of them in color eyed mill color.
And
some of them in Hadith and Quran. So, alright, folks, is that cool?
Okay, Ron. Alright, final question. Hajra says, you
mentioned that when making dua, and it's a long wait, look at the
value of what you're asking, yes, entice yourself.
How do I reconcile with kaphas Ruff and Muslims being given the
same without a weight and without asking Excellent question. When
you're given something through dua versus not through dua, what's the
difference? When you're given something through dua, it is as if
Allah saying, I am not only going to give you this, I'm going to
purify. I'm going to strengthen your Eman. I'm going to strengthen
your character. I'm going to give you a precursor of yours to look
forward to this. So that when you receive it, you never let it go.
And none of it will harm you.
Just like the difference between someone who gets rich
versus someone who's born rich, are they the same? The one who
gets rich, how much has he learned on the path to getting rich, and
he could now make somebody else rich. I could teach you the ways
to get rich, but you're just born rich, you could lose the money,
right? You won't appreciate the money. Someone born rich loses his
money. He can't get it back. Someone who makes his his wealth
from zero. He could lose it all tomorrow and he can make it right
back because he has learned the path of wealth. Likewise, you're
learning the path to Allah to Allah through your DUA, you're
going to be Trent so transformed through your years of suburb and
use of suburbs. And I'm telling you, I spoke to this person.
He was making drop 15 years for something. And it's not like he
received a sign he's gonna get it. No, he just he waited 15 years for
something. And then he got it. Google coded how there was stuff
and a lot of you lucky just luck and luck and some panic a lot more
behind the kind of internal stuff we're gonna do like Lamassu
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