Shadee Elmasry – NBF 66 Sayings of Nizamuddin Auliya
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In the 95th, round the 90s 95th year of after the Hijra
is when Mohammed
the Qureshi, the very strong Qureshi leader, you can come over
sit over here as much as that way as possible, so don't have to bend
my neck too much as I'm joined by Ismail culty political scientists
or is like the resident, one of our resident political scientists,
because he knows a lot about political science. And he is
your look, he's a local, but he may not be a local for too long,
we'll see what happens. But in the 90s, the area between Sindh and
will dawn was conquered,
was conquered by a a great general and leader. He was from the
kurush. And he was considered one of the strong the strong men of
courageous and strong youth of Christ. And he died at the age of
33. But he was the one of the early early Mujahideen who brought
Islam into the land of the subcontinent. And he did so on the
on the command of the tyrannical leader of add up
how judge of abusive, right, tyrannical he was. So what
happened was that they were they were they were taxing the Muslims.
And they were giving our time for the Muslim merchants. And so for a
worldly reason had judge of news of one at that area conquered so
that the path of trade would be conquered. Okay. So He then sent
this this this Muslim army, okay, and when he sent this most of them
army, they went and that just because sometimes the order comes
down for a worldly reason doesn't mean the intention of everyone is
like that. So they made the intention, like a sound intention.
And they had a sound intention of bringing Islam to the people. And
and that's what happened. So the area between sinned and will turn
was conquered in that time by Mohammed bin Qasim, actually,
sorry, he was not from Karachi. He was from the beef. But he was
Mohammed Al Qasim, okay. And so her judgment Yusuf was from a beef
mom of a cousin was from Jasmine Yusuf was not the Khalifa. But he
was pretty much acted with a great amount of latitude to do whatever
he wanted to do, because
the Omega just trusted him and he held down at ACC, which was very
difficult to hold out. Some people say that Mohammed that had
judgment usif is an answer to the DUA have said no, I'm not against
the people of Iraq. People of Iraq, they had the best of
leaders. They had sadly, but nobody woke us. They had other
such leaders and they kept giving them a headache.
Even one of them he made an accusation against Saddam who cuz,
right. He made accusations against him like he doesn't recite the
Quran properly. Right. And the accusations were so absurd against
him that he realized this there's not even a point to it.
answer this, but I'm not even answering this individual. So when
he was brought to court in front of say, No, I'm on. And of course
they know about it knows that sambucus is innocent of all this
nonsense. So I'd have no way of course he said, I'm not answering
the questions and the accusations that he's bringing, not even
answering, but if he's wrong,
and if he's lying, if he's lying on me, then may Allah Subhanallah
try to make him to live
for a long life. May Allah give a long life
in poverty.
May Allah make that means elongate his misery, you know, the Phillip
philosophical saying, like Life is like miserable,
terrible and short. Well, if it's short, that's a good thing. If
it's miserable, then short life is a good thing. But he so he said,
My Love, they can have a long life in poverty. And may Allah make him
afflicted with fitna meaning his he can't control his temptations.
And it was said about this man who lied about settlement of a cost
that he truly was, in fact, seen, in his old age with his eyebrows
were so heavy, that they would drop over his eyes. But he would
still try to lift his eyebrows up to look at little girls to young
women, and to talk to them, and they would shoo him away and throw
rocks at him, like humiliating end of life. But it would be a fodder
for his sins, because he used to admit it. And he used to say, the
DA of a righteous man has afflicted me. So he's recognizing
what happened to him. And he's recognizing that it's it was
because of what he did so Insha Allah, that's actually a good
fodder for him. And the Sahaba when they did make dua against
people like that, it was on one hand natural. But on the other
hand, the prophesy centum said, when I make dua against any of my
companions, it's a good fodder for their sins. Right? There's a
hadith that says that and whenever the Prophet he said when I am not
going to say quote, that is dua against them, but my anger towards
them my anger, if I'm angry towards a companion, I'm just
paraphrasing the Hadith the meaning is that when the prophets
I sent him is upset with us a hobby that's a QA fodder, for
instance, right? So or he's making dua to Allah make it a good fodder
for their sins as opposed to like damnation in the afterlife. So it
was received in this life only, not the ACA. So, Mohammed bin
Qasim he goes any takes the area between sins and Milton, and
that's the area that is North back. We'll Pakistan today, all of
subcontinent back in the day. But Islam truly didn't flourish in the
real sense in the subcontinent.
Like a real flourishing of course it was there, but it did not have
a real flourishing until the Mongols came and caused a
displacement of Muslims. So the Mongols came, and they came from,
like the Northeast, and they came down and they disrupted the real
jewels of the East for the Muslims, which is somewhat of cont
Nisha por Bokhara. And then finally above that, like the
grandson didn't get his cotton never once about that, but the
grandson went about that. What is all these beautiful Persianate
states they're not exactly in prison with a connected close to
Persia.
All of them were disrupted.
And they all came down all those people had to go somewhere. And
the subcontinent of India is very much like Egypt. This It has
everything they're like they like Egypt in Egypt, someone in Egypt,
you have water in the middle of the Nile.
You have the Delta up north, the Delta being the three around three
main main
streams. So the Nile is unique because it's going upwards from a
lake. What's what the British neat renamed Lake Victoria wonder what
though in the old days what they called it before that, from the
lake that nya went north, unlike most bodies of water, run south.
So usually if you have a river, it runs a gushes from the body of
water the sea down south into the land, right or however, but this
one is going from the lake to the sea, which is why the Nile River
is pretty unique. And
what is it called?
Accra is it in like a Habashi? Where can you look it up? Yeah, we
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give a basic background today of what we're who were whose sayings
we're going to study. We're going to study today and look at the
sayings of Nizam with Dean Elia. His name is Zama Dean earlier, and
he's from the Tisch Tia and he is between Edgemere and Delhi.
And these are the spiritual capital engineer of India, and
then the political capital and
The cultural capital was Delphi. But Edgemere was one of the great
cities of Islam early on. And then when you when you ever look at the
expansion of Islam, you're always going to see military,
intellectual, and spiritual.
The military is usually what establishes it, the intellectual
is what defends it. But the spiritual is what truly gives it
life. So when you have a place like Egypt, we're saying water on
one side water, another side desert on another side, desert
beneath it.
Or, and South Egypt is high, what they call Upper Egypt because it's
above sea level, which is great defense mechanism to be high up.
You don't have to leave people come to you, like you have
everything there. Well, the subcontinent is very similar. The
subcontinent has water, it has land, everything is in the
subcontinent. In the ancient times, in the old days, you don't
leave the subcontinent, people come to the subcontinent to
benefit from its land. So
the Persian nations or cities, I should say, when they get the
Mongols came, and they retallack there. It sent all of these
people, many, many of whom were very educated, very successful, et
cetera, et cetera.
They came down and they all ended up settling in the different
cities of India, particularly a Jameer like our guy had you marry.
Awesome and you marry and Delhi. I think I'm saying it right. It's
Delhi, right. Like Delhi, we say Delhi, but Delhi, right. So
so these two cities become the main cities, the two main cities
of life there. And so we're talking that Islam was there for a
while, and there were little spots, but it's only after the
Mongols came that all the huge displacement occurred. And at the
time, the subcontinent was ruled by Muslims, but as it was ruled by
Turks actually, there were Turkic people who ruled and repelled the
Mongols, the Mongols tried to come and conquer India five times.
Okay, five times. Now the big wave, another big wave came when
Mahmud Ghazni, this is the big name, and I want to expand more
but it's not going to be today, some of this history but Mahmud of
Ghazni is one of the ones that really brought some fortification
of the Muslim presence in, in India,
from the tishie, or group Toluca,
they were really the ones responsible for what we would say
nursing the souls nursing the souls is important. Because you
can conquer people physically, you can even defeat them
intellectually. And that will mean absolutely nothing. It will mean
absolutely nothing. I can give you all the proofs of anything. In a
book, people will not most people are not moved. Not either. Neither
by physically being conquered by people. Because it's easy. We all
get together and hate on the ruler, right.
can also give you all the proofs that you need.
Good for, for an idea. It's so amazing that people what moves the
people is an emotion. Right. And it's the most senseless thing, in
a sense from from one perspective. But it's also a super rational
thing from another perspective, that if you are moved to love
something, then that's the greatest Energizer for change. And
that's why if you're smart, if you want to change people, you change
them by going to their heart, not just their body, if you want them
for the long, long run. If you want people for a short term, you
just conquer their bodies, that's enough or conquer their economics.
That's enough. But if you want them for the long term, and this
is really where I think that American expansion smarter than
European Express. Europeans came in, they had these new guns, and
they colonized. The Americans came in, of course, the whole world,
the Western world had a distaste of colonization, like around World
War Two, this is not nice anymore, right? And they get Churchill got
kicked out because of that. But the Americans came in now they
couldn't colonize physically, the rest of the world
until they actually sort of did with Afghanistan and Iraq. But if
you look at what they did, they culturally colonized people's
minds and hearts with Americana, right? Come in with Baywatch. With
Michael Jordan, with coke with Michael Jackson, Madonna. Back in
the 80s right 70s 80s That's what they came in with. 6070s 80s So
you got these people. They hate the British because they were
conquered by the British.
They hate the French.
But now they love the Americans, right? So that type of thing is it
is an emotional victory, but it rests upon superficiality. It's
just completely superficial. What the Muslims bring when we say
spiritual nourishment is also an emotion, but something that rests,
number one, it has an intellectual basis. And that's where our
heartbeat and our Kalam is so important to have an intellectual
basis, because if you get emotionally tied to something,
like you're, maybe one out of 10 people is going to be rational
about it. Right? And so it was, Is it beneficial for me? Is it even
true? Like I'm getting hyped up about some, is it true? Or to what
What level am I going to change my actions towards so for example,
people love, let's say, teams all the time, right? People love like
basketball team, whatever maximum they're going to do is dish out
100 bucks for a jersey, or 400 bucks for go catch a game. That's
a max he's ever gonna, he's not gonna change his life based upon
it. Like that team cannot tell him, you know, you know what, you
need to get married differently. You need to buy and sell
differently, you need to talk to us before you choose a career. So
there are there are emotional connects hooks that are very
superficial. But then there are deeper sources to that. So the
kalam element is so important to realize that this actually number
one, it's true. And number two, it makes sense. It's not self
contradicting. Okay, because any emotion does not necessitate that
notion could be something that makes is actually bad for you.
Right? Most sins, we get emotionally tied to some sin is
bad for you. So that's the first thing about Islam. The second
thing is that
is what this spirituality provides is an actual,
like life altering, not just this rational, but it altered life.
Namely, it's something that when I was in need, I was in need, and
these prayers came through. That's a big difference. Also between,
let's say secular emotional hooks, secularism, you have a lot of
emotional hooks, like the emotional hook of never having to
answer to anybody, the emotional hook that I could do whatever I
want, but does that help you when you're down? Right? When I'm poor?
Does that help me? Like I could do whatever I want? When I'm down
when I'm depressed? When I'm sick? When I'm in need when I'm stuck?
Does it help me? So that's when we say spiritual nourishment? We mean
that it hooks your emotions, but with a bedrock of intellectual
consistency, and actual life improving
realities. So that's when we say that the slam comes, yes, because
we have a military presence. We're not embarrassed by that. I'm
actually proud of that. They say, Oh, you came in with the sword. As
if you guys came in to Africa with anything else, right? So that's
the one thing so yeah, Islam did come with armies for those lands.
I have no shame about that. I'm not embarrassed. I'm proud of it.
I root for those armies. And I hope more armies like that come
out. So but that doesn't necessarily mean success. We are
ourselves admitting it's not going to meet success. You can bring an
army here. And we're just going to double down. Right? And human
beings do double down. So the army is not even a big deal. Okay. And
in fact, most of Islam was spread without armies, to show that Oh,
as much as we love our armies, and we have no problem. It's a world
of conquest. Don't be naive. You can't force your religion on
someone, but you could conquer territories. And they say, Okay,
folks, here we go, go do your Dawa. Go do your cap, like, what
do Americans do? All right here we're in Iraq, go do capitalism.
Pump that oil. Get that gas, right? What did the British do?
They come in, let's get that tea out of India. Right. We've
conquered it for you. You go get the tea and start selling it to
the world. Go to the Caribbean. The British go to the Caribbean.
Alright, let's get that sugar. Okay. So the government comes in
secures the land and then tells the capitalist amongst you, the
businessman going do trade and will give us some of it because we
got the land for you. We call it attacks. Isn't that how life
works? How history works? Essentially, governments come in.
And the government is the people essentially, maybe maybe there's a
king, but the government is the people essentially. But the
government comes in. And these all of these people in the government,
they're tied to the big business. And they come in, we got the
country for you. Now you guys go and do your East India, British
tea company, get the sugar here, get the rum from here, et cetera,
et cetera, et cetera. Well, in Islam, the what we're trading in
is that we're connecting people to Allah so they come in on the
country. Alright, we've secured the borders for you. You're safe
now.
I'll go in and do that dowel, right and call these people to
Allah. And that's what happens. So when we say spiritual nourishment
and the Tisch dia, we're so involved in that, that they were
the ones who were bringing to the people. The personal connection to
Allah subhanaw taala, through prayers, and through human beings,
like the product is a human being, like when you have an army, what's
your product? How many weapons do you have? That's what they say
they came with an army of 50,000 they came with horsemen. They came
with this, that and today it's F 16 fighter jets, like what do you
have? How many bombs for intellectuals? It's a book, the
book is the proof for you against the other side.
But for devotion, it's the human being. It's like an actual living
human being who mingles with the people and the people see, and
they feel the light of faith out of this person. And they're
converted internally, naturally by the newer of Eman of that person.
And his Alma Dean Olia. He was really one of the combinations,
because before him was more in Houdini Chishti. He's considered
like the spiritual forefather of the Muslims of Indian. That's why
the justia has such a noble and it's considered such a respected
group in India, because that's, it all started with them. So we're
gonna do you know what, let me actually the biography of mine,
ADINA, she's not that long. And most most of these spiritual
teachers, their history is not is not what you read. Right? Their
history is not because most of their time spent isn't just in a
bed, right? And doing Dawa and being really
charismatic in a spiritual sense, meaning that people's lives
transformed in their presence.
But
it's not like the excitement of a religious army. Right? Well, I'll
read it another time. It's not like the excitement, excitement of
wars, right, where there's back and forth, even like business has
probably more ups and downs. Spiritual biographies tend to be
muted. But the wisdom of the spiritual biography is the sayings
of the person. Alright, so with that, we will shift now to the
sayings of
white anism. Dean Olea.
Real quick to bring your mic up the Yeah, yeah. So to your point
that you were saying earlier, how Islam was spread by this. Yeah, in
many cases spread by the sword. This was the other thing that that
should be noted as a lot of that the spreading by the sword was a
territorial game, right? Its territorial, not human beings.
Right. And so you'll see if people, if you look back in a lot
of places where Islam was conquest where Islam spread by the sword,
many of those places actually took centuries for the population to
go. Even places like Egypt even to get 50%. Yeah. Egypt and Volusia
and other places it took centuries before the population even at
large became 50. Yeah, exactly. So that's that's something to know. I
did look up the lake. Yeah. What's the what did they call Lake
Victoria? So it was I don't know how to pronounce this. I don't
want to butcher it. But it is. It's basically the sound that he
that he mentioned, Ryan mentioned, which is UK, E r, E, W E.
Yeah, I can't find like that. ammaji of it is some Some sources
say it's like originally Swahili. Some say Tanzania and because it's
in that area.
So that's the original name of it and Arabs use that name from for
centuries. It must be okay. They called it must be from what you
might call it the
the maybe I'm Herrick. Yeah, like where's Lake Victoria? It's in
Ethiopia. Yeah, I think it's an Ethiopian. Tanzania as well. Yeah.
There's an island in Tanzania with the same name. Okay. So that's the
other thing too is you're talking about the the flow of the Nile?
Yeah, that's unique. That's actually also why Egypt in the
ancient days, Southern Egypt was Upper Egypt. Yeah. And Northern
Egypt was lower Egypt because it was reflected in the flow of the
Nile. So Upper Egypt was where the Nile is coming from, from Upper
Egypt and flowing down to lower Egypt, in addition to sea level.
Yeah. So But in ancient times, they they basically just like,
because, again, they don't have Yeah, oh, they're just looking at
as like, okay, it's flowing from here. So then it's flowing down,
down. That's Lower Egypt. It makes sense. Yeah. Makes sense. So, um,
we were saying about the territorial game. The conquest of
the Muslim is for territorial gain, not to change people's
religion. That's the Christians who did that. Right. The Christian
is an endo Zia was conversions. Yeah, they did total force
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Ahmed Deen Elia his sayings, he lived from 1238 to 1325 in the
Common Era, which translates to around always just subtract 600
That's the easiest way. So 630 to about 720. Okay, if you want to
know to convert Common Era to hingedly there is a formula okay?
But the simple way math is to minus 600. So the formula is
it's it's a fraction because our the Hijri year is 11 days smaller.
All right, love Monday shorter, whatever that formula is minus 632
When the death of the messengers of Allah when he was done, but if
you want a rough estimate, just subtract 600 Okay.
All right. Oh, look at this first one, many people will like this.
Women are equally endowed with spiritual power. They are equal to
men and spiritual
discipline.
That's his saying, maybe the compiler, you know that we have
some men who I guess they're insecure to be honest with you,
they're insecure. Anything that has anything good about women,
they get so upset, right?
It's your mom a woman?
Isn't your daughter a woman? Isn't your wife a woman?
Subhan Allah, I mean,
they have such a reaction to this. I have a reaction to an idea
that's against Islam, right. And I also have a reaction to someone
who's all their Islamic discourse is driven by an external
discourse. Right? So like the what they consider to be good
in Islam is actually something that was is considered to be good
by someone outside of Islam, right? So that if we start talking
about animal rights, it says animal rights. Now all of a sudden
animal rights in Islam, it's like we weren't even even to talk about
so hate yet, right? And now you're on animal rights and Islam. So
he's, even if he's what he's saying is true, but he's driven by
an outside source. It's so important for us to drive our
discourse from ourselves. And one of the most important things about
this is that victory comes from Sakina. It's in the Quran. It's
all over the Quran and all over the Sunnah, that your victory will
come through an spiritual force, which the Quran calls Sakina. Not
only will your victory come,
your relief, spiritual relief, anxiety, relief, all that not only
that, your beauty, people's face becomes beautiful, their skin
becomes beautiful because of Sakina and ALLAH SubhanA wa
elementaries is twice in the Quran to lead you to lean julu To whom
their skin becomes soft. Right? Why? Because when the Sakina comes
down, it comes down like a cloud. If a cloud touches you, it doesn't
go straight to your heart. It has to go through your clothes and
your skin. Right. And the clothes and the why it goes through the
clothes for example is why said the use of shirt was used to heal
his father. Right? Because the Sakina was still on his clothes,
and he wipes his eyes of the Father and boom, right. Sakina is
a substance that attaches itself to the skin to the clothes, what
is in the taboo of mousse and heroin and when he slayed the
Lyric, the relics of Musa and Haroon and their families, why
their families because the families were around them when
they were doing a bad either participating or not
participating. But when the sukeena comes down, it comes down
on everybody in the house. Okay, so that's when arts are talking
about our Islamic discourse, we're talking about directing it
ourselves, not just whatever comes outside comes and there will be a
degree of reaction because if something's coming at you every
single day, you're going to react. So I don't deny that there's going
to be reaction, but the overall discourse has to come from
ourselves. So why we should really care, we should we should be able
to care, we should be able to not care less. You know, most people
mess up that thing we should we shouldn't be able to not care less
about the discourse of the left and right. Right, unless they're
attacking our morals and our kids and our families, which is the
left is doing all day long. Okay, so sometimes we react to that
because it's like we're defending our own communities. Next saying
of setting up
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every visitor should be served something even a cup of water may
be offered his teaching add up we didn't even serve this brother. I
want to okay can we talk about that comment? What do you think
chill? No, which gonna go back up right back the one I don't know if
you saw this there was a map that was published I don't know who
published yet the least Stacy said that map of Europe that showed
which countries are most entries and not host you when you come
over? Sometimes we'll host you and we'll definitely host you and if
you see all of Southern Europe Turkey Spain Italy was like highly
like overdose of serve mostly places that were under Muslim
rule. Yeah, and then like Western Europe, like not a little bit and
then like Sweden, Finland, Norway, like those countries absolutely
will not giving you any it's insane. Somebody was people were
like commenting about how they went to like a Swedish friend's
house and they were like, their, their their friends would like
like they would be out of Swedish person's house. Yeah. And the
Swedish like friend would go down for breakfast with a fan and be
like, Wait, I'll be back in like 20 minutes. Somebody that
I want
to stories of Israel, but it's it's not exaggerated in this right
now because it's perfect timing. It's not exaggerated because I
have a che he's a white shit.
He's white. He has I'm not gonna say his name. He Himself told me
that.
They're the way they grew up. He did not give out your money or
share your food. He just don't do it. It's not something he told me
that that
Something that when he came into Islam was a shock to him was a
shock. And he told me a story where he was sitting with some
brothers from Afghanistan in Fremont, California. And they're
sitting there eating a bunch of pizzas. And some dudes, I'm not
gonna say what race they are.
But I guess from the, from the context, he could figure it out
that they were eating a couple of pizzas. So they had two pizzas,
and they were five guys. So five doesn't go into 16 evenly, right?
So they started calculating, and they started saying, Well, how
many pieces Did you eat? How many pieces do you eat and splitting?
Like, what like $25.23? Because you're gonna get some drinks. So
let's say $23. You know, a bill by five people. A $23. Bill, you guys
want to?
Oh, right and practicing what he's exactly what's going on here by
ice and, oh, there's ice in the Arctic. What a nice cup. My
forehead was who got us these nice cups
from restaurant depot, see the Safina foundation, but we serve
the people with really nice, because you know those they're the
styrofoam junk cups. This is a really nice paper cup. Okay, so
now, these guys, the Afghani guys got so disgusted by this, right?
And they're like, well, who's going to eat the last piece who's
gonna eat this last piece, etc, etc. That this Afghani guy stood
up, he went, he went to the guy, give me another pizza. He ordered
the pizza. He paid for it. And he slammed it on their table said eat
and shut up. Right? How could you divide a $23 bill by five people?
We went out we go out and sometimes the bill is $230. And
then someone does that trick of I have to go to the bathroom. I have
to get some from the car. I have to wash my hands. Right? I have to
take this call. And we find the food is paid for. Right? I you
never go to any Muslim
gathering, except that there's going to be an argumentation about
who you know who pays somebody. You gotta hold this guy back.
You got to hold him back. You have to hold him back. Dropped like 300
bucks.
He doesn't think because he trusts in Allah. Like Allah is generous.
If I'm generous alabi Jonathan so Allah will be generous to him he
doesn't think. And the prophets I send them said to say that Isha
when the guests come and she knew that she's looking at,
at the food and at the number of guests, and this happened a number
of times in the theater, the prophesy centum said, serve with
your right hand, say Bismillah and serve. Serve as if there's no
bottom to the pot. And don't look at the food. Don't look at the
bottom. Because
sometimes the material it intimidates or Abida it
intimidates already men, just like when you look at the enemy, okay,
when you if you were at the Battle of bedeutet when they looked at
the enemy, the enemy was 1000 and they're 300.
But to rectify this, Allah subhanaw taala showed the
Messenger of Allah when he was setting him in his dream
that they were very few
the Prophet was shown the effect of this number, right? Right, well
Urraca home cathedra unofficial tomb and if he had shown you them
as their material image of being 1000 It would have struck fear in
the heart of the leader therefore fear in the heart of everybody
else. If the leader is afraid everyone else is afraid that's
what's the official term, you would have failed because of the
Prophet SAW THE oh there there are many word nervous that if the
leader is nervous, everyone else is nervous. And the Prophet wasn't
like that the Prophet in fact was shown them small when he showed
that there were a few numbers only it means their effect is the
effect of like 20 people, right? Right. Even though there are 1000
The end result that and how many times you see huge organization
and they bring you the effect of
you know, something very little for example, you know that our
q.org is way more successful than CNN plus.
Right? How many millions and how many 1000s of people worked on CNN
plus arcview.org and another effects livestream
CNN plus one under for what 100 million dollar debt million
dollars debt they spent on to start to launch a service and they
didn't work for a month that means they
flew in lunches and regular no one watches it for free. Right? Why
would anyone watch it? Like no one watches this stuff for free? So
except if your notes see the if you're in a hotel room or an
airport Yeah, that's right. Subhanallah them unbelievable.
Unreal. So this thing in Sweden is a big deal. Like it's a trend on
Twitter. Well this this map was like published and it's been
making the rounds in the making fun of our Scandinavians not sure
their food and it's been going around obviously
It's no surprise that a lot of especially Turkey in Bosnia and
all these places, a lot of southern Europe is very
hospitable. Yeah. That's no surprise. Yeah. But it was just
very interesting that and then I'm just saying, okay, maybe they
don't like, you know, maybe if you come over, they won't give it but
people were saying, No, I slept over my friend's house, and he
would go down and eat breakfast without me.
Here's the map, everyone, if you could see it, I don't know if you
could all see it. But here's the map, okay, where it's in dark
blue. Almost always you'll basically get stuffed. And it's
true. If you go to any of any of us brown people go to work, or
home countries, you're going to come back overweight. Right? I was
just in Turkey. This was literally the case and stuff you will get
stuffed on anybody else? Yeah. Usually, that's France, Italy, or
France, northern Spain. These places usually you will get anyone
who was bordering gets in the vibes of the Mediterranean area by
all the
brown people in those countries unlikely to give you food, unlike
unlikely to give you food UK, Germany.
Most of France, Northern France, Amsterdam. Good. And then very
unlikely to give you food. Okay. All of the three Scandinavian
countries.
And, you know, the there are Scandinavian countries on the land
luck on the land side.
Under the Northern Sea, what is that? And Denmark and all those
countries? Northern France to? Okay. Wow. I don't know, who made
the poll. And if it's sociologically makes any sense.
But I like so
it matches what people expect, right and also saying good things
about Mediterranean people, which is our people. So we'll take
so
that's what he's saying. Every visitor should be given something
even a cup of water.
Fasting thing is half of the Salah. The other half is suburb
patients. A man is in his worst state, when he considers himself
good and pious. How does a person do good deeds? People say he's
doing good deeds, and then not believe he's good and pious? Well,
by relativity, there's two ways to break that mold. Relativity. So
what did you do? That's so good. Let's say Oh, I gave you know
50,000 And setup. Yeah, but you never met demand and army. As you
say, North man did. He he fueled a whole army, he funded a whole
army. There's people I know.
Here living around who gave donations of 500 grand 500 grand,
you never see it again. Boom, donation. And on top of that, when
they gave suggestions to that organization, that organism
doesn't necessarily take it may take it may not take you that's
humility, right? That's suck. So whatever you did, someone did fire
far greater than you. Number two way of deflating any sense that
your achieved something
of good deeds with Allah Tala. or minimize it. Is that
what about your bad deeds? How do you know that that outweighs your
bad? Sure you have bad deeds, so do they could have your say it,
there is a time to mention your bad deeds and the time not to the
time to mention your bad deeds is when your knifes is talking? The
time not to is when you're making dua. Why? Because it will make you
feel that unless you're humbling yourself, say I'm not worthy, but
unless it would make if it would make you feel that I'm not going
to be answered, then you should ignore such a thought. When you're
in the height of a bad day, you shouldn't think of your bad deeds.
Thursday.
Well, who made you do these good deeds? Where did the thought come
from? And where did the protection from other thoughts like why is it
that some people have a desire to do something bad somebody have a
desire to do something good, you may do what you will what you
want. But do you want what you want? Are you are you the chooser
of your desires? Or does it does it have come to you from
somewhere? And then you may have accepted it? Yes. So an idea comes
from outside of you into you, then you choose to accept it or reject
it. So where did that idea come from? That's the real credit goes
to that. Alright, so these are all techniques and ways that if if our
neffs ever talks to us
about something that we do, well, this is how to navigate it.
Secondly, always try to do something that's outside your,
your comfort zone. If you're always starting a project that you
know
not good at and you're failing miserably. Let's say you have 10
things going on in your life, like your marriage is one thing your
kids is another thing, your jobs. Another thing, your dean is
another thing, you have 10 things, you should always have something
that's totally brand new to you that you're terrible at. Right?
Number one, it'll stimulate, you keep growing, right, you'll,
you'll grow out of it eventually. And you'll be able to add this to
your deck of things that you're good at. But also, the other thing
is the idea that by failing at it, it gives you a dose of humility
without you having to fail at something that's really important.
Right? So
a lot of us reaching this age, it may be starting a new business,
and you keep failing at it. Right? Whereas you could fail at it you
feel when you fail it like what I just failed. It has a good impact
on on yourself. But it doesn't really harm yourself, like your
life. It's not like I'm failing at my marriage or failing at my job
or failing at raising my kids, I'm failing at something that I could
actually afford to fail out. But in you nonetheless, getting
trounced by your competition, it gives a little bit of humility
there. Right. The other thing is,
this is the negative of when groups are insular.
When they don't go out to the general local mosque, they set up
a standard for themselves, and they all meet that standard.
Whereas when you go out to the general mosque, people don't care
who you were right there a lot of your walk right by you. Right?
They don't care who you were, they just didn't even know we were just
going to print leave. Right? And it's so funny sometimes that after
10 years at NBC, this may 1 2020 To mark 10 years. It's so funny
when people comes up, come up to me, people I see all the time. In
Joomla. They say so much. They've been like volunteer team here for
like 10 years, what do you actually do?
And it's just funny what they say that because they're living in
different worlds, his own world. Maybe he's focused on whatever
he's focused on. And the masjid is a small sliver of his life. It's
just where he fulfills his job. But when he talks to you like
that, it makes you realize, like the world that you're in. It's not
someone else's world, right? He could care less about it. Right?
He couldn't care less about it, right? So it's a great reality
check gives you a reality. Check that the reality that we make
tunnel vision ourselves. But when you meet someone like that, it
breaks your tunnel vision. It makes you realize like how vast
the world is, and how small we are in that world.
self criticism and quarrel with your neffs is better than 70 years
of prayer. That's beautiful. self criticism, meaning self self
blame, and has of its enough's to blame your city your neffs right.
And say naughty says do not humiliate yourself in public.
Don't do this in public. Except a normal to did it when he felt the
threat of his knifes was extremely dangerous. And this was Satan
Ahmed, who is shaytaan would flee from him. But let's take a look at
why. Because he catches the whisperings of his knifes of his
ego very early on, and he crushes it. That's why shaytaan is afraid
of him. So what happened was the Satan Ahmad is giving a speech in
front of everybody. And he mentions that a long time ago, he
was a herder of sheep of camels. And if he didn't herd the camels,
his death, his uncle, or his dad would beat him. And if he did hurt
the camels, his aunt would give him a handful of dates. And he
would eat them and still be hungry at the end of the day. So that's a
miserable existence. So there might have been if came to him
afterwards and said, Oh, minimum need Why would you say something
like this about yourself? And
he said that had that that Nene FC mice nefs told me, you've
conquered Persia. you've conquered a room, Syria, the Byzantium army
in Syria. And so I had to put it in his place. So that's why he's
who he is. Because he's so afraid
of Allah regarding his knifes that Allah made people afraid of him.
Right? Someone asked, say naughty Why is everyone afraid of Alma? He
said because Ahmed is afraid of Allah. Right? And when the fear of
Allah means fear of slipping up on the rights of Allah, or fear of
broaching what Allah is displeased with, okay, that's the meaning of
fear of Allah. This fear of broaching what Allah is displeased
with.
So, what has finished and he talks about, Oh Allah make my sins the
sins of one you love, which means that you we may fall into what
Allah was displeased with, while Allah loves us, ourselves. He
said, That's the ideal thing. That's what we want. And he says,
Do not make my good deeds that good deeds have one you hate. That
means someone
May may be hated with Allah because of various features and
characteristics, but they end up doing something good. Right? That
good thing gets compensated without them being loved,
compensated for dunya.
And the sins of somebody just because Allah love someone has
great heart, great characteristic great class. It's not many
sinless. But those sins that Allah to Allah will forgive them with
ease and, and quick Toba and cfat. And that's it. So that's what we
want to go for. And so it is possible that people whom Allah
loves they found something bad so there's fear of Allah is fear that
we fall into or do something that displeases Him.
And the worst is this feeling of self.
like security, like I'm secure with Allah Todd, anything I could
do is going to be forgiven, I'm good.
One who serves becomes the master, who is the most important person
in in ACOEM. Sejal comb cardamom, from the Hadith of the Prophet,
but the more you serve, you become someone who puts yourself down and
looks at the interests of others. If a person continues to do that
Allah Tada will elevate them to be the savior of the comb the chief
of the comb, why? Because he's benefiting the people. People are
benefiting from him. People are when he puts himself down for the
interest of others he learns what their interests are, or what
benefits them and he's able to secure them for them.
He said now devotion of Allah Allah is of two kinds. got
lazy me one more to add the
intransitive and transitive what does that mean?
The last me devotion is for yourself, I bed for yourself Salah
sohm, Hajj, grace of
turning your beads, he says
it's all for yourself.
And which ID and which Id it brings comfort to others, which is
sadaqa smiling, showing affection to people, okay.
Through which man strive to help his fellow human beings and the
reward of the motor ID is endless and limitless.
Right? You ever
someone does something to you, and you feel such a relief, that sense
of relief
becomes the reward of that other person. Right? That sense of
relief in that person's heart you were the cause Allah used you to
so that sense and to bring about and to create. And by the
permission of Allah, that relief in someone else's heart that
relief will be taken, and it will be a reward for you forever.
That's why anyone who's who finds themselves stuck in any way, shape
and form emotionally stuck financially stuck, like you're in
a rut. Stop trying to serve yourself, go serve somebody else.
Like in any capacity, like walk around in the streets.
Right serving others, like how do you serve others in the streets?
My Well, in the olden days, there are poor people in the streets.
You could smile for people in the streets, help old people cross the
road, lift bags, in any capacity, you find a way to help others and
ask Allah to Allah, Oh Allah, I can't help myself, but I'm gonna
help your servants and you helped me. This is the deal. SACHIN
Cejudo with Allah Tala. It works every single time. I mentioned to
you before that there was a pious person. He said, Every time I had
a I get a bill, I give a setup. Like every time my financial
situation is bad. I give charity. When I give charity than Allah
takes care of my finances, how he gets opportunities, write.
Poetry and scholarship are vain and valueless if used for self
praise.
This is something I remembered had dead despised, even Islamic
scholarship that simply used to boost yourself up
to put other people down, right? If you're memorizing the Quran,
and the result of that is you're now capable of putting people
down. Right or putting down others who didn't memorize.
Okay?
Is that a muffler? Is that a bullet? Not gonna be a bullet at
this hour.
Some of
you memorize Quran, you do these types of things, to put other
people down, or you're able to use terminology of well suited fit or
whatever.
To put people down.
You're useless. Right?
It's this is a negative.
The purpose of prayer is to get rid of self conceit. So one who is
egocentric and selfish cannot achieve anything spiritually so if
Salah and a bad and putting your head down doesn't humble you
you're not praying properly. Something's wrong with your Salah.
Like something is terribly wrong and if something's wrong with the
person Salah then it's as setting a job for the subject said it's up
because their understanding of Allah is flawed, right? Their
understanding of Allah to Allah is something you know, it's flawed.
They believe things about Allah to Allah that are not true. And
that's why correcting Arpita is so important. Right correcting, if
you study the 99 names of Allah to Allah,
that's the best, this is one of the best ways to understand to
rectify your understanding of Allah. But there are lower them to
that.
Which is namely the opposite of those things are also you must
reject. So if something is established for Allah, the
opposite of it by logic must be rejected and shaytaan can whisper
to you and deflate your iman. By making you believe something that
is untrue about Allah. Right? In the same way that if I whisper to
if How did Othello work that you know, the Shakespeare's play
Othello is through a character who whispers to Othello, the prince,
because he's not so handsome. His wife is really beautiful. And
what's named Iago or something, Iago Iago comes as the prime
minister. And he's like, how is this this ugly guy that King? And
this beautiful woman is his princess? I'm gonna mess him up.
Right? And he starts whispering things about the his wife to
Othello, which was things that are false. So Iago is like, the
shaytaan character shaytaan what he will do is whispered to a
person something that is not true about Allah. People say this all
the time. Oh, I'm not worthy. Allah is not gonna answer my door.
Even some people have this.
You know, Allah is busy with the people who are older bla, right.
He's busy. Why should I pray for like, a nice car. I really want a
nice car. I'm like a 17 year old kid, I want a nice car. But I'm
scrolling through and there are people starving in Yemen. So I'm
not going to take a lot away from serving the people of Yemen to
serve Me. You made a lot into a busy person. You think Allah is
like a busy person. All of this requires no effort. This is it's a
courtesy. Right? Hola. Hola. Hola. Hola. Hola, hallo Klum letter
Hello, Senator Weiner anomala home office Mr. Mandela, the Israel
during the Anima vanadium Merkel formula he Buena Vista una mujer
West AquaSeal Sumatra wala wudu if the Houma Whoa, la de la, the La
Jolla, who have the humor to maintain this entire creation,
which is we're just like a speck of a speck of a speck of a speck.
The Earth is a speck of a speck of a speck speck. And you inside the
Earth is a speck of a speck of a speck of dust spec. Right? Well, I
do have the Hummer.
None of this costs Allah any effort, right? It's not like us.
So shaytaan makes these whispers and jofra sodic was asked, Why
don't people some people's dogs answer some people enjoy isn't
answered. He said, It's not answered because they're calling
one they don't understand. And they don't know Him. So you have
to know the attributes of Allah properly. One of the
distinguishing features because like,
like, beloved nine, yeah. And you see the ones that are really
successful. Yep. And, you know, I've asked him like, what, like,
how did you kind of get, like, get there? Yeah. And what I saw one of
the commonalities between all of them was just that, you know,
like, we really wanted it, that's what it is. And we thought it was
possible. For a lot of people they think, you know, it's not
possible, like, there'll be like, you know, I'll never be at the
level of St. murottal hij, or one of these people, these students,
the real ones who are really successful, they don't think that
way. Yeah, they think, you know, Allah can give it to me. And you
know, subhanAllah like, sometimes it's just like, you'll find
yourself you become roommates with the chef. So
it's true. It's, there was a brother, he had an addiction. And
he was like, literally just call us at their wit's end. He's like,
years, it's been years, it's been years. So I asked him a question
directly. I said, Do you believe that Allah to Allah has the power
and the willingness
to remove this addiction from you, in one instant?
Conflict configurable?
And he was shocked by the question.
And he genuinely said, to truth be told,
I never thought about it like that. And I, the way you asked me,
I want to say no, I know that's the wrong answer. But he knows
that the wrong answer, but his instinct is he his immediate
instinct was no. So I said, therein lies the beginning of the
cure. The beginning of the cure for this matter, is for you to
strengthen your Eman absolute, no doubt belief, as if you're
standing in front of Allah subhana wa Tada right now. And your
addiction is right there next to you. He can handcuff that
addiction and put it away or he could kill it altogether. Do you
Do you think most people's issues they don't believe that last time
I can or that he that's why I said oh, he won't can because like we I
mean we know he can he can do literally anything. Yes, but it's
a question of Oh, but he won't do it for me. That's that's exactly
what I said. Right? You believe he's capable and willing, right.
quadra, your order and Allah's Kadeem, he's generous. Whatever
you ask him, he gives you uncertain times, you go to your
motto, which we hope that the Western countries can make Hajj
because there's a big dispute in the Hajj ministries, many Western
countries in America this year, we hope that really doesn't have May
Allah to Allah make Hajj possible for the people of the Western
political dispute because they have needs financial
notes or financial because the the had the motto of Saudi want to
deal directly with the judge and cut out all the companies. So
that's dispute but people have needs and they have wants and they
want to go to your modifica believing that Da is accepted
there. So they want to go there we want to go there. So we have to
really make sure that it gets resolved and people go and not
take Hajj so lightly. Right well Allah we take it so lightly,
maybe this year, maybe not. It's a big deal. People have needs and
desires and aspirations. So you have to know that He is Generous,
willing, what is the cover of video sorry, it's an attributes of
Allah. They said Allah stingy the Abdullah Himachal Lula, right?
Allah stingy where we say Allah Karim is not stingy. Any day that
Allah Tada deprive somebody, it's either their sins that deprive
them. Allah is generous, and you put up this. For example, if I say
listen, here's the water
and you don't reach to get it. They don't blame Allah for being
stingy. Right? You blame yourself that you have no interest or
desire to get right.
Or you could say that human beings are oppressive. Allah creates
people and gives them all free will. So yeah, me you maybe you
want it, maybe you have no sense. There are oppressors in the world.
Right? So other human beings oppress others. This is extremely
important to understand the to have this host Noven Nivola
Tirana. And to realize that that's actually the beginning of
everyone's cure, is to believe that Allah is powerful, capable,
and willing.
If you approach him with that, amen, I believe that very quickly,
within time, you're gonna get your solution. Like, there may be
things that need to be changed for you. Just because like, just like,
if a if a, let's say, a CEO, he has kids, right?
He looks at his kids, he sees one of them. This is the one who's
going to build up this company, right?
He's made this like one incident may occur that solidifies this is
going to be the kid, out of all my kids, this is the one. But that
doesn't mean tomorrow that it'll be SEO, is things have to happen
first, gotta go to high school. First, I need him to get a
master's, I need to justify why I'm going to make him CEO. He
needs to work a couple years. But the decision has been made. In our
theta, we call this 10 gz and solo solo he, which means that a
decision may be made, a COLA is there, the decisions made, but the
manifestation of
the cola has to take time. And that's where, for example, the
knowledge of the prophets, I said, the prophets I said them, he
declared, and he said, I've been given knowledge of the heavens and
earth, you haven't had that translate that as the bulk, the
most of all the creation of the knowledge of the heavens on Earth.
But we know when we see that he did not have that knowledge when
he was born. He did not have that knowledge at the age of 40. And it
slowly slowly came to him. So it's in Allah's just judgment, that he
will have that knowledge, but that doesn't mean it's gonna happen
overnight. So likewise, when you approach Allah to Allah, as I'm
coming to Allah, you are capable, you are willing, and you are
generous. And this is the hour of the Java, which you said, and here
I am making my request, you're gonna get it.
So when I told this brother,
that this is the issue, it really shook him up to the inside, and he
said, Yeah, my problem is, I'm trying to fix it myself. And I'm
not relying on Allah. And you're asking me this question. I
couldn't really say that. With truly in my heart, I no textbook
answer is yes. But truly in my heart, the answer was no. So I
said, fix that. That's the beginning of the cure for all of
those who have addictions, good.
Honest dealings alone, lead to lasting fame.
Honest dealings, he said, there should be no expression of anger
when points of difference are discussed. What's the point of
difference and what isn't?
Add a point of difference. So points of difference are where the
language and the logic allows for difference, right? When language
and logic allows for difference, where language and logic do not
allow for difference. That's where we draw the line. And we say that
that is not a point of difference. That's why we can say the medina
hip are valid differences. But at the end, the religions are not
valid differences. Right? So it's a valid difference of opinion on
bottom dwellers between that enough and the other methods are
we allowed to eat crabs and lobsters fine difference of
opinion is the
* of a men is a pure impure difference of opinion, a lot of
difference open is just a lot of men that are a part of fats are
not. But
there are some things that are not differences are up for up for
discussion. Direct observable reality is not up for discussion,
we can't say it's a difference of opinion if the sunrise from the
east or the west, right? Likewise, when it comes to the MDN the idea
that there's one God and Muhammad is his prophet is, is I think
there's not the lemma journal, Ray, there's no
room here. For opinion, it's something that's costly.
So that's where as Muslims, we accept valid differences of
opinion and there are invalid differences.
Every wealth has its Zika and the Zika of knowledge. This is the
kind of knowledge and learning is to act upon it. Say 90 said
there's a cut of sulla of time as sola.
Alright, let's go to the comments and questions.
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So first one is from Allah is capable and willing, but people's
knifes get in the way. Now, if you're on if a person is unable to
believe that Allah is willing, capable and generous,
then it's the sense. So you got to do a better do good deeds to
remove that Amen.
stuff to the opposite to solidify that image and remove those
doubts.
May I know is that for women as well walking around the streets to
help others? No, I wouldn't? I wouldn't think so. No, because
that's not really the athletic of how this hobby is operated. But
there are certain places where it is acceptable, right to do that.
So in those settings where it is acceptable, they could do that to
be of help to others.
Music and we shouldn't listen to music, in my opinion. I mean, I'm
not saying that if you hear a jingle here or there, and there is
some room for the synthetic that which is synthetic a touch of it.
There is some flexibility on certain matters like that, but in
general listening to like pop music and rap and stuff to me, I
think that's a blockage spiritual blockage, right. And it's not
something I've seen the alphas of Quran do the scholars of
righteousness is not a habit that they had. Right? Yes, some of the
scholars, they had some type leniency on very light things here
and there. That's not a rule. Right? That's more like an
exception. And in the modern time, yeah, synthetic sounds maybe they
just turned a blind eye to it. But that's just me sitting listening
all day. So
how to get rid of feeling of unworthiness. No, don't feel
unworthy. Don't get rid of that embrace that we are unworthy.
We are unworthy. That's why we're asking. And Allah's the the giver
of the unworthy. Allah loves to give those who are more humble
than those who are arrogant. So don't get rid of that. It's
actually a very good feeling. But it doesn't affect Allah's
generosity. In fact, he's more generous to the unworthy
is Allah is capable, but is it possible that he is not willing to
give us what we want? You have to remove that from your mind. That's
not your business. Right? The destiny and what alone that's not
your business. That is one of the chicks is shaped on.
Why would you assume he's unwilling? Why don't you see he's
willing but what
What did the Prophet say? Why don't you make the prophet the
arbiter of this matter? Make the prophet the arbiter. He said Make
dua believing Allah is willing. That's
best dhikr for anger issues is Salah on the prophets of Allah
Allah wa salam please also discuss kashfian Maju by a huge query sir
why not? We'll talk about Catherine my job by eligibility
and we can read from it all right
all right, next
chill lol Yeah, maybe that's good Jama
hedger? What about those who have needs and can't go to Ottawa? Or
ombre? Does it make a difference, they have to get up in the middle
of the night,
in place of their ability to go to her Jinora Mason Haix, my mother
recently wrote me into the will as the executor, but I can't inherit
from her she's not Muslim.
Number one, you won't treat it as inheritance. But the wealth is
always better in the hands of a Muslim that are non Muslims. So
the photo for this is that you take the money on that principle,
rather than the principle of inheritance. Okay, so you will,
you should take that whatever she wrote for you, with the intent
that it is the concept that wealth is better in the hands of a Muslim
than an unbeliever. And rather than as inheritance.
madni 786, if medical bills are pending, 50 $100 we don't pay to
hospital will be held accountable on Judgment Day.
I believe that the institutional debts are slightly different than
individual debts, but all of them are debts, and we should pay them
all. Regardless, because if we allowed that to spread in society,
it would be a harm to society.
And we wouldn't like that if we had our own companies, big
companies.
What about when like, it's almost like a procedure that people who
don't have insurance to do, we're like, it's like well known. And
it's almost like it's built in where, you know, they go to the
hospital, and they
excuse.
So they go to the hospital, and they don't have insurance. So they
pay, and they let it go to collections. And then from
collections, the hospital sells it to the debt collector. And then
the debt collector, you know, he gets like pennies on the dollar
10% and so on and so forth, or they go through bankruptcy. Is
that like, yeah, a lot of people do that. People who don't have
health care, this is the only way that they can get treatment. But
it's the only way they can get treatment because they have a
legitimate bankruptcy. Right? It's because they can't afford like,
$200,000. Yeah.
Then they're also credited as destroyed. Yeah, most people like
their credit is yeah, it's completely destroyed. Pretty sure
at least of their concern. Yeah, it's, I guess that's also speaks
to a larger, more exploitative issue of health care in the US.
But
yeah, health health care, the technology is so advanced, nobody
can afford this. Right, you know, no one can afford these things. So
let's subsidize. Yeah. Like, kind of what I'm trying to get out,
though, is like, it's almost like it's a built in feature of the
system to default on the loan, and then pay pennies on the dollar or
pay some discounted rate. Would that be permissible? Or do you
have to pay? Like what the agreed to and that was in the beginning?
I would say you can go through those avenues. If you if you are.
If you're impoverished, you have no choice. It seems like Yeah,
right. So Permissible or impermissible becomes permissible,
because you have no choice. Right? So if you're like the owner, like
let's say you're the business owner, and you know, somebody can
pay and you say, hey, just give me a portion of it. Right? Yeah,
basically the same idea it is.
How can we strengthen our good opinion of Allah repeat Hadith
that do this? Like how many times in the stream have I repeated the
prophets I send them said Make dua while certain of the answer, the
more you repeat it, the more you realize, this is what Allah wants.
He wants you to be certain. And here we are.
Receiving doubts from Bliss, right? Doubts from Bliss, that
Allah Tada, he's not generous. He doesn't want to give you maybe
it's not good for you. Show me where did the prophet ever say
think about that, that's from at least the Prophet said, have
certainty that Allah will give you
what if something is tough in the woods and Allah in one method and
not in another, then it's valid enough. But is that is there
something I don't think something is going to be a cut day at the
root and Delilah?
Well, yeah, I guess it should be
I guess it couldn't be maybe
can someone recites a law on the prophets I said in 1000 times with
intention to fool his needs and desires? Yes.
Is it considered stealing? If we pirate movies, books, shows books
technically.
Technically,
girls are gone to says What should a recent revert do if their family
who they are dependent on who disapprove of them practicing
Islam, you may have to hide your Islam for temporarily. Right? You
may have to hide them temporarily. When does the new ArcView launch
the new ArcView will launch in sha Allah to Allah? Probably, well, in
terms of the the the interface, I give it less, you know, 10 days,
but in terms of the classes are finishing the fall term. After
AIT, the new term begins July 17, the summer term begins. What does
God say about having a spiritual leader? We all have events, we all
have to have
folk equally the elementally above everyone have knowledge is someone
have more knowledge, we all have some kind of teacher, we have to
have a teacher first victory and continue as the people of
knowledge if you don't know. So we all have to have mentors. And she
any book and series learn more about the attributes of Allah?
Well, the 99 names are listed and some of them are the whole point
is to answer this question is writing the book key to paradise
at Safina press.com. Okay, the whole point of that book was to be
able to answer that question by by, you know, linking you to that
book because it talks a lot about these, and I'm going to continue
improving that book. But for now, you get that book it's on its
second edition, we're going to add the third edition, which is a big
chapter on Allah and, and a lot of these questions that people ask
about, dua etc
miracles of salaam the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam,
there's no doubt about it, that
it's such a game changer for everything that we will talk about
it again. A Nika has a good question. She says, What about
money of non Muslims? Parents that they got through the lottery? Can
the Muslim accept it? If it's mixed up with your other money,
then yes, but if it's direct, hey, I got a I just got $10,000 from
the lottery. I'm going to keep eight and give you to that money.
You take it and you buy for the local mosque lowly things, such as
paper towels, toilet paper, you will get $2,000 worth of toilet
paper, right? Or they want asphalt like they want to redo the parking
lot or not redo the parking lot. But you know when they re put tar
on the parking lot again. Alright, that's many Masjid would need that
right? It is permissible to knowingly use what's technically,
you're taking haram money to give to the masjid, but not giving to
the masjid as a blank slate? Only for lowly usage, okay, things that
are literally physically low toilet paper.
Paper towels tore up the parking lot on things like that. Yeah,
like stuff like stuff that is lowly. And it's not set up at
either. It's just unloading wealth. You don't you don't
consider it set up and say 100 I give setup. You didn't give setup,
but you can accept a tax exemption. Here, you are allowed
to get a tax exempt letter for that. Because taxes in the first
place are mostly forbidden, the way they're taken from us on this
issue, what is it a difference of opinion from between them? Yeah,
like, I had a friend who is telling you about who's Hanafy
Yeah. And now I think there's 100 the opinion that they follow that,
you know, Bitcoin is not permissible. Yeah. But among the
Maliki, I think it's, that's the one who wanted to donate it.
Right. So like, can you have that intention of giving a sativa? Or
like, what's kind of the line there? Like?
If it's difference in them, or that hit that he should follow his
methods, if he's committed to his method. Yeah. Right. So like, if
he ever has committed then if he never has that intention of
sadakazu, will he be rewarded for it? Or, you know, if he believes
that he's offloading? Yeah, his money, right? Then he's got to say
that to the recipient, and the recipient has to use that money.
Right for something lowly.
So
how we use it for toilet paper then is that what's going to
happen if you like give Safina sided money. So he's saying is
haram for me? I'm saying no, that's Halal money. Yeah. So he
may he may say, all right here take it as lowly. i We, I would
say I guess we have to honor his risk, which on that, but it
wouldn't have been necessary. Like we could have used the money in a
normal
Yeah, way, right? Well, if he specifies us for something locally
than we were paving the backyard if he doesn't, then it's fine. If
he doesn't then fine, then because we don't believe it's filthy
money. Yeah.
Is remember that he's books as unknown
about the 99 names a good reference. Yes. And that's
basically what I used I used that I used by healthy in Kedah
paradise and I summarize it in easier language.
If you make less than the poverty level threshold, major hospitals
have charity care, that's good.
That is from how the MLM
lead is here. And the VT is a involved in counseling. If anyone
needs counseling, you can check out her operation and talk to VT.
She What if the obstacle in the situation keeps increasing, but my
want to keep making dua doesn't die down, and I still want to make
dua for it.
No problem.
There's nothing.
There's nothing wrong with that. Right?
Keep making draw, why not? As long as there's not a rational
impossibility or physical absurdity that you're asking for?
Can I have you take the medical opinion on lobsters and crabs, we
can eat that? Oh, can Hanafy take that opinion?
It's not really a delora or Hajra. So we it would be considered not a
nice, not a recommended practice. Just to swap methods out of a
desire, right? out of a desire. That's not considered a good
practice, but you wouldn't be considered doing something haram.
I am making istikhara praying is Takata the situation is stagnant.
Do I continue? Yes. Continue. Why stop? Have Sabra Be patient.
Right. The patient? Does declaring your charity receives for taxes
conflict with giving with the right hand and the left not
knowing no.
No, you should keep as much as your money from from being taxed
as possible.
I have no problem paying the local taxes. Because like it's a simple
amount of money. Yeah. And I know where it's going. I see these guys
working every day. Right? The federal taxes I have a problem
with I don't know where it's going to go in Israel. Right? Like how
much do the Federal Highways want from me? I pay EZ Pass, right?
What at the federal level? Am I paying towards the army? Like what
part of the army?
Ma'am says Well, I'm traveling, I meet a lot of Muslim women at Moss
praying with a short t shirt.
You should say something? Yes. I mean, that Salah is has issues
that Allah is defective, praying with a T shirt.
Okay, what's a good book on the comparison of the four schools
there is a book called The differences between the Imams.
That's what the name of the book is the differences between the
Imams.
All right, next question is going to come from the great horned owl.
That's a unique name. I run an arts and literary magazine in my
school, but do it mainly for the literature is that it is halal.
If the content is Hello, if you have content that is haram, such
as its pride month, the whole
issue is going to be rainbows and things like that, then you have
issues. This is regardless of whether what she's writing is fine
or not.
This is regardless of whether what he or she is writing. She's the
editor. Yeah, she's right. So she runs the whole thing runs all
time. So that will be different if I'm contributing to the New York
Times something. Yeah, it's not my business that The New York Times
is promoting other things. Right. I'm also curious about the river
question, theoretically, what would that involve not following
the Sharia.
You're going to practice your religion as best as possible if
you have to hide it, because some people do have to hide their
faith. So you practice it to the best of your capability. Okay? Not
going to say, condone saying something wrong. Or doing
something wrong. I can't condone that. But I can say
do it your best of your capability. Because some people
it's not reasonable for them to say, Alright, go with World War
Three against your parents. They the blowback might be so bad that
they would leave a slap. How do I know that? How could I take on
that responsibility of being the one who pushed them to that? So I
would say do not pick a fight that you can succeed at or win at? Or
come out alive? At the same time? Practice the deen to the best of
your capability. Okay.
Where do we find key to paradise? It's at Safina press.com. So if
you're depressed.com is where you can find the book key to paradise.
I'm not here 911 says
the origin of consciousness
In the breakdown of the by camera mind
by Jane's sates, a lot of the idol worship in the Bronze Age was
influenced by schizophrenic suffering from this was I don't
know how he knew that how he would know that without interviewing the
people or witnessing them directly, but who knows but it's
definitely was to us as part is correct I don't know about
schizophrenic was was okay
you know
you know what can I do so say you to to repent for wasting time on
the clock and Mason Haig says you're not wasting time.
Right? Attend and BF maybe she's wasting time on the clock like
at her job if you're getting your work done what if you're getting
your work done close. That's what it is unless you're talking about
Elon Musk who announced that all you fake employees who are working
from home, you're going to work, you're going to show up and you're
going to work 40 hours, I don't care if you're a millennial or
not.
And you're going to work 40 hours or pretend to work somewhere else.
I love billionaires in the sense that they don't no longer need
filters. So they're not jobs who, but it's his former entertainment
to me, because there's no filter. The guy has helped us the entire
he has no filter because he has no need of anybody. Right? And what
he's doing on Twitter because now he owns the platform. It's like
comedy. It's like watching a live comedy show. He's got he could run
for president and he can hear is like Donald Trump. We roll his way
up to the presidency. That's exactly what Trump did. Right? I
was some friends with him and Trump run together on the ticket.
Oh, my God say the problems are both. No, they can't run together.
They can't run together. No one will concede that they can. I can
never run. I think Elon Musk can concede to become VP because then
he could do it. Nick Cheney and or he could do that. Or he could do
that with the with the mentality that he's young, and he'll be
President later, or that Trump will probably die soon. Right. But
that would be a hilarious ticket. I think the bigger feud between
them would be whose Twitter's whose tweets get more meaning?
Well, Trump is not on Twitter anymore. He's on truth. If he if
he if Musk actually he might have been talking about well, he banned
him but But Trump is still gonna stay on true truth according to.
But here's the thing. What would be funny is that Trump was very
obsessed with Twitter. Yeah, he'll definitely come back. The
attention is crazy. Yeah, here's the thing. This is how it would
work, be on the same ticket, but never in the same room.
And then just have a clear distinction. This is my area, this
is your area, right?
Like, I'll talk to my bass, I'll deal with my bass and anger the
left and you talk to like the millennials in the tech world.
Some groups like the Ottomans use a lot of music in a medical sense.
I did say that's why I said that there are there is some leniency
regarding certain instruments like the flute
Okay, or the wind instruments.
In the modern day there is some
edges, soft edges around things that cannot be determined what
instrument is it? Such as computerized stuff and their
opinions that it's all haram and their opinions that they just turn
a blind eye to a little bit. So in general is forbidden while knowing
that there are some soft edges to everything has some soft in this
subject has some soft edges. It's not all just completely cut and
dry. Shahab laggy. Murad was actually talking about this one,
what he said. So he, I think he's he kind of has similar of your
opinion, right? He said basically, the best musical instrument is
your vocal cord. Yeah. So some of the best things that you can
listen to is group vocal performances or individual vocal
performance without the need of any insurance, but he also talks
about the the rich history of vitamins use their usage of
specifically, you know, wind and wind instruments for for various,
you know, purposes, healing and all that healing, soothing people,
but, but also to be able to, he seems to be of a similar opinion,
where like, you know, your vocal cords, yeah. When it's when it's
that ish, when it's that stuff. That's where we're saying there's
some soft edge. We're not talking about Katy Perry and little NAS X
or whatever, who these people are. That that stuff to me is all of
that cannot be listened to. Like I wouldn't allow it to happen in my
house. Because I will feel that from my observed experience. The
Quran leaves such a heart. If it's constantly inundated with this
garbage and all these people. We're not talking about a Sufis
doing thicket every day and bending the law of the flute.
We're talking about Shayateen It's okay. Who are producing you know,
content and stuff that is just
it's all of it is just a
the opposite way of where we're going.
Okay. Ryan, what were you laughing at?
No, you weren't laughing. So I thought someone said something
good
Yeah, too bad. He's not naturalized. Maybe he's
naturalized. He'll pay for it. He'll pay for it. I'll get it. I
don't know. I think if you're naturalized, you can No, no, no,
you have to be born. You have to be like 35 or older. That's the
two main requirements to become president. Yeah.
But you have to be born in the US, right? That's, that's too
arbitrary. But what about Vice President? He can't even I think
those transitions happened before in the US. Everything else is
fine. All right, is using tax receipt for charity? We said yes.
Yes, it is. I keep Alright, let's see this.
What does dua of the heedless heart mean? It means someone is
thinking about something else and with his tongue only reciting the
dua. And that may happen if we're making just to be or of God or
dua, but you're actually doing something else and you're
completely busy in something else. Okay.
Abby says I actually had meniscus pain, and I drank zamzam
for the pain to go away, and it went away. I'll tell you, what,
is emsam
rokeya. Why is it that these things are important to do all the
time? Is because it emphasizes right? The belief in the unseen,
right?
It's not just a symbolic thing. People don't do it because they
don't believe in the unseen. We want to strengthen our Eman in the
unseen, okay, by drinking zamzam every day, by make and making
drought with it by doing Rokia as soon as you get sick to look there
first. And then take the medicine second. So it strengthens your
belief in the unseen. So question about Opia Yeah.
You know, the hadith of one of the sahaba. Yeah. Who the prophesy
Selim says that there's going to be 70,000 people who are going to
enter paradise without hits. So there was like a relationship to
rakia. Yeah, they don't disrupt whatever's happening with
spiritual means ALLAH has given a spiritual means to stop certain
things, right? They don't do that. Okay, so this is about like, this
is like an elect group of people. Right. Okay. Is there any advice
for a revert in India? Well, fine, I hope that you're in a town that
has a lot of Muslims, where you can search around for a good
righteous group of Muslims and study with them and keep their
company. So you have to look for these, you know, schools or
madressa or mosque where are a scholar, righteous scholar, the
righteous scholar is like the, the tree of the community, the fruits
will come out of them, and he will produce other branches which will
produce more fruits. And that shade is where you want to keep or
seek refuge under. It doesn't matter if that scholar has a
mosque or not. But yes, you should have a space to do his work. But
that's really where you want to be.
Is the profession of being a photographer, haram or hada. It is
Khaled in itself, but the
content is what you have to ask yourself. Are you taking
photographs, the content of which is forbidden, such as if they say,
we need you to take pictures at the bar, then no. What is the
method of Rokia Rupa is nothing other than a dot? What vicar, ma
lamps. That's it. Rokia is putting your hand on yourself or others,
while reciting, they could end up. That's it. That's how simple it
is. Real Clear is a branch of dA. Many people think it is a big
thing.
And they don't realize how simple it is. Anybody can do it, okay.
And of course, the more pious the person, the more likely their dua
is muster job, and the Sakina comes to their bed Sakina comes to
the bed. What does it mean when we say someone spiritually powerful
means because of the purity of their heart and the strength in
which they do purity of heart means they stay away from since,
like, we can tell if someone stays away. You can tell if you're
staying away from sins or committing sins, right? That plus
we know when you're sincere and when you're not. Every one of us
knows to a degree, if I'm being sincere, or if I'm not, and
overtime we learn. I thought I was sincere, but I was like 50%
sincere when this incident occurred, and the person told me
you're a you're a fraud, I got upset. And that showed that I
wasn't 100% Sincere. Okay. So, over time, though, we learned
sincerity and number three
When you do a lot of a bed and draw, you get good at it, you get
strong at it more Sakina comes down to the person. So that's what
we mean that we want the draw of certain people, we want the rope
they have certain people, because they're advanced in this matter,
can't tell me that the dua of someone
who never makes and the dua of someone who's been making dough
out for 40 years, you know, many times a day intends to do you
cannot tell me their daughter's the same because that would mean
Allah is unjust. Right? The DUA of someone who is always in the
remembrance of Allah is going to be greater and more hopeful, the
correct Anke language is more hopeful of being accepted. We
can't say what Allah accepts and doesn't accept. But we should say
more other general public, more hopeful for being accepted. Then
the dua of someone who for only remembers Allah very little. And
then one time he just made dua, and that's it. Get Out of Jail.
Little cabal is the word that you should remember more hopeful to be
accepted.
All right, so we have here, ak madonie 786786 says I'm from
India, myself, be quiet and try to move to a Muslim area. Do not let
anyone know your Reaver your parent your relative should
shouldn't talk about you or leak about you.
Can we recite Quran and blow over water is using the water as
effective as reciting it? I have seen in the narrations of the
setup and some mud forts of the province I sent him that he did
this reciting Quran or da indica and then blowing in that water and
then using that water for she fed will loads. But let me go find a
more direct thing that that is from the prophesy Saddam or from
the self. Because the proof of that is that I will say that
Hillary was the first person to do it. Okay, from the Sahaba in front
of everybody. And the way he did it, he actually did it on a on a
tribal chief, who was a non who was a pagan, that he had dark and
rainy on the Muslims and windy. So they went to this tribe and they
said host us for the night. You have tents, you have food. They
said no, your Muslims leave. So they left. Few minutes later, a
boy came running. He said the Chief of our tribe just got stung
by a scorpion. And we know that you know, your people of God. So I
will say that he comes back or the Law No. And he holds the leg of
the Man where the cut was and the bite mark. And he says Bismillah
I'll double administrate on the regime. Smilla Rahmanir Rahim and
you recite Surah Fatiha. And then he spits. What's the belief, the
belief that the association of the vicar and the DUA with his lab,
his saliva, he recites it and he spits recites any Smith's until it
was cured.
As we said, our Abida is that we have a powerful thing called a
Sakina. Sakina is a newer, and it comes down melodica bring it down.
And it affects everything related to the around that a bad guy.
That's why there's American robotica means place where there
was a lot of a bad, okay. And I will say the country
had to explain himself to the prophets, I send them because
other Sahaba said, O Messenger of Allah.
I will say he did something we never saw. And he charged money
for it.
Right? Because this man is a pagan, right? And you didn't you
we needed shelter. So he said, I'll do it for you. If you give us
shelter, and now you're gonna give us a little more than what we
would have given us before food, shelter, and a couple extra sheep.
Man agreed, because it's his leg is going to be cut off otherwise,
right? So the prophets I send them gave the answer that what he did
was valid of reciting Fatiha and spitting and taking money for it
was valid, right? Because it's just because you're using Sakina.
What's the difference between a doctor who uses herbs and a doctor
who uses pharmaceuticals, and a doctor who uses 16? If the result
is the same, right? So all of medicine is not rational. It's
experimental. So if I keep seeing the results, it's inductive cause
and effect is a cause and effect. It's inductive. It's not something
that's deductive it's not rational. So all medicine, whether
it's pharmaceuticals, whether it's herbs, whether it's medicine, man,
as long as there's no shipping involved with these medicine men,
like herbs, herbal doctors, okay.
And a person who uses Sakina like equicizer for the region. If we
get the results then we pay no result no pay, as simple as that.
Right? So it's it's it's, it's something that's an inductive
thing that is through trial and error, can directly be done from a
distance. It can be done from a distance, without it can be done
from a distance it will just not have the touching element or
Right, roughly it can be done by a person doing some a data such that
they enter into a state of loss. And then they make a dua for the
person. Right? And they just, they sort of visualize it in their head
that this is going for it okay for another person.
I'm telling you, it helps us believe it helps us have Amen in
the claim. And what is all sorts of bucket of the first attribute
of a moment, you'll be doing a bit of a and the first thing that what
is the problem of the modern era, we don't believe in the right we
only believe in the material all of sorts of KEF which is
protection for us from the jet it's all about we should believe
in look like more than the scene. Okay, believe in the hype is
stronger than the scene. Soon it's at Bacara Cena dude, Benny extra
aid, the prophet Simon or some weird
at Booth fee Sakina. With that taboo it's got to be tells us in
tough said all the toughest to say the Benny is right, he'd used to
get victory. Right? The Benissa used to have victory when they
take the tablets with them. When they take the tablets with them.
And they go into battle, they get victory. So Sakina to us is a
source of it. Let's go to Facebook. I never look at the
comments from Facebook. But are they loading? Yeah. Okay, good.
Excellent, good. So that's basically
the importance of Sakina. We'll take a couple more questions. Then
we'll go madonie 786, Mumbai, Kerala, Hyderabad, West Bengal are
the safe areas for Muslims in India.
Can you rosegal? Can we can you rent out to a gay couple?
You rent out what
presumably means like an apartment, an apartment or a club?
Or a place of work?
For them to do their work? Like
a gay prostitute? Or a gay person? No, you are allowed. That is a
valid transaction. Right? Like if I have a baker, if I'm a baker,
and I have a loaf of bread, and a gay person comes as I want to eat
your bread and he pays me for it somebody valid, right? It's a
valid transaction. If it's going to be for,
like a gay club, then no.
Any club I guess any club really is probably not permissible at
clubs, but one not permissible, and we can expect the
people to do it. And another one is far off that people shouldn't
like certain things or sins or worse, the sin that's nearer to
the fitrah is more likely to be forgiven. The sin that near that
as far from the fitrah is more you know worse. Mohammed Elsa says I
said I'm on a call for many years now I am suffering with some kind
of sleep to her like while asleep a spell of terror. Allow them to
be honest with you. I have no knowledge of this but I could just
tell you to recite the Eldorado of a Saba when Messiah, the Eldorado
of the Saba while Mercer it is founded Safina society.org
backslash witted. So let me just type it in here Safina society dot
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and you may ask somebody else because I'm not never experienced
anything like this in terms of
solving a problem like that. Nimra says New Age spiritualists ignore
immediately they have a water manifestation technique where they
whisper their positive affirmations on the water and then
they drink it
look alarm lamb hogs if
it's like you were saying you were saying this before right? Like how
a lot of the secondary movement out there is this need for they
need help. They need spiritual they have to come into shape and
then something's not the accountability. Yes, like you you
said this in one of your live streams. Yeah. And like this is
this is kind of similar to how you describe it with with a prophet
that would
blowing say that I'm blown in the water and then yeah, so it's
almost like they're taking. They just want to take the knife.
Exactly. Oh, they will. And they will continue to do that. But they
won't take the actual Oh yeah. 100% I mean, 100% they will
continue to that's why atheism must lead to shit. Let me put it
this way. Atheism, emptiness, plus poverty or minus money, or minus
security equals a transition to paganism. It is obligatory, either
you're gonna go back to God or you're gonna go to some idol. You
need help outside yourself. The point is, you once you realize,
oh, I can't do this anymore. I need help outside myself. Are you
going to go to the creator and the monotheistic religions? Or are you
going to go to a pagan god and all of YouTube is now paganism? He's
seen this like all of YouTube is now paganism. Anything that cannot
be proven? Right can't be proven. Like for us, we don't do anything
spirit
To unless we get a message from the prophets. I said, otherwise,
it's just dabbling, right? It's just experiments trying to trial
and error. And why would you believe in something unless I can
show you the results, right? So cults and stuff,
the way the cults operate, is that they actually will give you
something that you can never prove whether it worked or not. Like we
said, the rakia, the Rukia, of saying that I will say the Foundry
has proven, right, it's right in front of you that it healed his
disease, okay, so we can prove that but called and shared and all
that you can never prove it.
Alright, nothing interesting I saw on Twitter is like, it was like a
crazy, but it's gonna become more and more mainstream. They were
like quoting some, you know, like, a lot of the machines they were
talking about, like, now Pride Month is here. And we know on
categorically that is haram. And their comment was, like, their
reaction to this was like, I can't believe they're saying this in
Pride Month of all times. So the implication was like that. Like,
basically, the implication there is is that, like, they're upset
that the Sheikh is saying these things against permute, but also
respecting it. But they're saying it in Pride Month, as if like not
to act as if it's like, it's becoming like a sacred thing for
them. Yeah. Oh, I can't believe you're doing this in in Ramadan.
So like, this month is becoming something weirdly sacred for them
achieve. So, so silence on comb loads in their pride month. That's
ridiculous. So if someone was to say to you, okay, well, look,
you're saying that all of these people are making these claims
that cannot be proven. Well, you also say, Make dua and the door is
accepted, and we see the result. That's not the justification of
making dua. We don't make dua just because someone said I made a DUA
and I got the result, we make dua because the messenger commanded,
Allah has commanded us right in Alladhina, scicluna and iversity.
Say, Hello, Anna, Johanna Zachary. So Allah subhanaw taala, himself
says, are the only as the Gibler come in and readiness that we
don't have any validity. So we are commanded to make dua either way,
so So even Omar said,
Me a dua when I said hijab, right? My concern is to make dua, that's
what Allah told me to do, is to Java is a nice cherry on top. It's
a nice icing, when I read that other people.
When I see that other people, their prayers were answered, it
gives me a motivation, but it's not the root. Whereas these people
with their fake techniques and dabbling in everything. What is
the basis? They're claiming? He's claiming, hey, look, I'm a
millionaire. And I do this. That's the only claim. So he's but how
can you prove that that's the reason you're a millionaire? Not
something else, right? So for us, if someone was to say to me, Hey,
I made dua for money, then lo and behold, I got a nice inheritance
check.
We would only say that, yes, I believe that the result? The cause
is
because Allah Himself has told us that, to believe that. So realize
our epistemology of why we believe in da is because of the word of
God and His Prophet, not because claims of other people claims of
other people are wonderful, extra, it's adding some extra olive oil
to the pan, right so that it doesn't stick. That's what it is.
If we had no stories of st Jabba, we still make dua, if like there
was not a single human being ever said, my prayers were answered, we
still make dog because dry is a bad in itself. It's so valuable to
Allah, that's a better choice in itself. And if and if we had
nobody who told us that I feel such a great Sakina all that
stuff, it's all icing on top, it's not the US on the route, and
that's why we said spiritual nourishment this claim has to have
a rational basis. It has to be pinned down and something that
mentally if I'm someone who's inquisitive, this makes sense to
me. That's acceptable to me. And it's so important to realize that
you do not you don't do something because of a claim of service and
experience we do something because the divine command
following the prophecies
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you're saying is very nice. Whatever it is
okay
Teva says yeah I'm what's a capital reciting it with doodle
and Sharif, which is salon the profit
Okay, has helped my nephew's not have nightmares.
Good.
And a bad vicar can help with people go to sleep. And it is a
sunnah of the Prophet to do to do a long draw in a bed in his bed
before he sleeps. And this is also what we can call Mujaddid. And
it's so no agenda, I believe in whichever bed because the root of
all the calendar is the command of the Prophet. But we're just gonna
bet is the idea that, Oh, I tried this, and I got this result. And
we're allowed to believe in that. And it can be the motivation to do
it. It's not the US the hustle is the command of God in his profit.
But this is the motivation, which means I tried to do this, and I
got this result. Fine. No problem is halal anyway to do that, right?
It's maneuver anyone making dua during sujood? Yes, it's
permissible. One of his other rules on that, can you make a
series on how to draw can be answered yes, inshallah.
And remember, all of these factors are factors that make your DUA
more likely to be answered. Okay. And we should have the absolute
Amen, that it will be answered. Right?
Because again, why? Because the Prophet commanded it. That's the
best thing. Oh, I didn't see a sign. I saw a sign I saw a dream.
Why do I need all that when the Prophet himself is telling you to
do this? Believe it? That's it, that's all I ever need.
If you could give one advice to someone for the rest of their
lives, what would it be? I would say personal vanilla will lead you
to everything good. Having a good opinion of Allah and follow His
law. How do you have you have a good opinion of Allah by believing
one of the things of hosting the done, biller? Is that, but
following his law will lead you to good and sue a Londoner breaking
his law will lead you to good as soon as unbeliever bad opinion of
Allah and that following his law will lead you to bad is a suit of
bad opinion of Allah.
Is there a specific draw in rokeya? No, but there are certain
areas that are popular and appropriate fecha it will corsi
m&r Rasul Lorenz another Quran and there are six eight to shifa, if
you go to YouTube Google and write a URL to Shiva you'll get a list
of all the ads that mentioned she felt
why, when Hoonah Zina mineral Quran Nima who was Shiva on water
how to remove meaning. We will reveal from the Quran what is a
cure to the meaning that means not L the aids of our
cure. Okay, you don't come to someone bleeding and you recite
out of Allah administrate another gene for the removal Khurana
Quadri momentum coulomb gonna strike at the next and strike at
the limbs. This is a of Rama, by the way, right? Allah says in the
Quran when you fight wars strike at the neck and the limbs. Why is
that? Because it's the fastest way of death. It's rather than poking
holes, all the torso and stuff. If you just slice these arteries, the
person bleeds out easily, right? It's Rama to the person that we're
killing. Like we're we were trying to kill you, but we're still nice
to you. Right? So that's what the ISA but you don't recite those
verses someone's bleeding, right?
Same thing you don't go to a wedding and certainly you don't
recite at a wedding.
Right?
That's why you should look at AR to Shiva Sutras and UCLA students
and falak Surah An S and last three verses of spiritual hash
flow and another Quran Allah javelin and at Shiva 30. Yet,
corsi and the last delay medicine what you have allowed me to do
Murphy and forcing them last three years of Bacara last 10 years of
Enron
are the Djinn real or nessa ancestral gins, real, what are the
signs of someone has been afflicted by Allah. I have no
knowledge on the world of gin, even though I live in South
Brunswick between South Brunswick and Edison, right, where there are
a lot of people who now complain of gin because the Hindus have
brought all their gin world with them. Right? And the temples are
here now and stuff like that. There's a lot of people who
complain about gender, but I don't have any knowledge on
on the government. Could you please tell them what would be the
correct method of determining Zika on mutual funds? There's
difference of opinion on that. Where the medical opinion is that
if I was to give money to an investor, okay, I give money to an
investor and that investor has my money and he's put it into a
company. That money is not in my possession anymore to the company.
Okay, it's as if when I buy a stock in Apple, that's what it's
this is what it's like.
You're a baker. I like your company, take my money. He's takes
my money. He's buys bread he buys he pays the light bill. When I
want my person now I own 2% of your business. When I want my
money back I ask you when I
Get it back, then I pay the cat up on it immediately. Not every year
because that money's gone close right now the only one who does
pay as a cat on all his stocks is the day trader. The concentrator
he treats it like odo the T Giada, which is like a retail item. Okay,
his stock is a retail item. Because he doesn't he's not really
investing in the company. He's just buying the stock waiting for
its price to go up a little bit and unloading. So he's a he's a
retail every day, the stock doesn't sit with him for more than
two, three days, right? That's a day trader, right? Or someone who
does that, and the stock doesn't sit with him, he does have no
plans to hold it. He's unloading it as soon as possible. They pay
zakat once you're on the value of all those stocks. 2.5%. So that's
the correct answer to them.
So Nika when you get your money back, okay, you pay 2.5% on
everything you get back that one time.
That's something that man had when looked over. And we had, he had
looked over it because he's more knowledgeable on the financial and
he's more into money. And he's an accountant, right? He knows all
these things a lot better than I do so but when we talked about it,
we're like, yeah, this money is not in your possession at all,
just because there's a number on a screen that they're updating for
you. That's meaningless. Right? It's just a number on the screen
that they're updating for you. That would be the value if you
sold now but that that money is not in your hand, right? Right so
and a stock is not a currency right
now All right, let's take only one more question
what country do you think is best to study Islam? I would say Turkey
right in this day and age Turkey it's it's got a lot of Syrian
scholars and if you can't Ottoman contact Ryan Ryan will give you
from what rod will tell you about the schools and you're going to
soon know and be our man on the ground there Java
is placed lead says his placing a hand on ourselves when we are
experiencing pain and we read Quran called the rakia. Yes, it
is.
And you could do you could do it by yourself. You could do it with
someone else do it for you. The more effortless the more humility
the more sincerity you have in the recitation and the dot. Then the
better the more likely that you will find the results and the more
Eman you have to have you have to have a man with will love them
some people they do their Opia as if it's like a ritual no you have
to believe it's gonna work and there's nothing wrong with you
taking medicine at the same time
Mohammed says her dad's listening he said he there I'm getting old
or the shoe we're getting young
one more question on what to read when you move out for safety and
protection and move to somewhere new. The best practice of people
when they move to somewhere new is they call the other in there
call the event and salah the more when you do that and you call
Salah
and you do Salah there then inshallah any of the shell team
that were there because sometimes if the place is vacant, the
shayateen settle in it and therefore you go in you call that
then you just a lot and they will leave. Okay. If you when I said
we're talking about Ryan's number we're saying info at Safina
society dot orgy. Ryan will get those emails info at Safina
society dot orgy Autisme and that's how you can contact Ryan
and he will inshallah answer your question by asking it once you
just connect them straight to Moraz inshallah alright
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