Shadee Elmasry – NBF 67 Tafsir of Surah alAsr
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Rosie, she's
the tattoos on this guy.
But he became Muslim. You see this
guy, this guy took shahada.
He was into all sorts of Satanism.
Right? And he's just taking the shahada right now, that's the
thing, that's what's gonna happen in our world. He's German,
German, like, he's got tattoos all over his face, he was into beliefs
and everything.
And now became most of them. So we're gonna see a lot more than
Yeah, so our mentality has to be a little bit sort of flexible in the
sense that, not that we approve of things, but we have to know that
people are coming to us with the past. I think the cameras
tilted this way.
It's a little off.
I feel like it's super important that you understand what to be
firm on and what, yeah, it'd be loose. Yeah, people that's like a
big confusion. And
I think some people are very firm on one thing are very loose. I
mean, you can't be loosen.
You can't be firm on things that people did in their past that they
can't change.
And this guy is going to have a lot of issues when he comes into
massage and if the people are, right.
So that's why it's important that and that's one of our goals that
domestic MBSE one of our goals is you appeal to the lowest common
denominator, which is converts, right? So you want to space in a
place where a person come in who doesn't know anything about Islam
who's completely comfortable with the space. It's very that's one of
our priorities. So that was like one of the most important
priorities of this
of our messages space the way we do things in the masjid. It's the
most important thing
All right, let's see who we got here. We got
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little bit more.
Alright, so today, we're all students in Austin, but let's just
welcome everybody in first. Right.
Okay, know, when you come in new, we need new back
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You know, the other theory, by the way, I was off Twitter. Not
totally off, but didn't have the app with me on my phone for ages,
right like years.
And then I put it back on, just to get it going again. And to see
what's going on in the world will lie nothing changed. The same
exact debates are going on. And here's my theory on it.
Why all these debates repeat themselves. It's for the simple
reason that there's always a new crop of people getting into the
deen, right. And they come up on the same age old debates.
And they end up basically getting heated about the same things. So
every year, there's a moon sighting debate when citing your
verse calculation every year that's because
it's because new people or it's a new crop feeling the debate. Like
every year, someone who's never seen this debate before comes up
to me it's it's shocked. Right? How are we doing wound setting or
not? Like every year someone else is shocked to get every year
someone else's, you know, surprised by it. And then every
year someone's learning theta new, who's new, and really thinks that
they've discovered a massive issue and a massive debate on the
attributes. And it just can't believe that this is an issue in a
debate and comes into Twitter with a lot of energy posting all day.
But by this time, you know, like I have like, like from years of
experience. I just got a file. I just share the PDFs of this file.
And that's it. But I'm surprised
I shouldn't be surprised. The same nothing changes on Twitter, the
same exact issue the same exact debate.
Anyway,
here we go. Let us now turn to our reading for the day of students at
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we turn to sort of philosophy. Well last caller Abdullah Burson
Radi Allahu Anhu a DAP. Believe it or not, it also is also means the
squeezing some people have actually interpreted that way that
the human being is squeezed How is he squeezed between his life and
his death, his birth and his death like your jam your you don't exist
to however you want. You are you're gonna exist from 1940 to
1990, you're gonna leave the 50 years. So it also can also mean
that it also can mean the exhaustion of the human beings in
Santa Fe, Kevin Right.
Human being is in constant Kevin constant exhaustion constantly
where we're being we're working hard. Okay. What else we got even
our best daughter, it's all of time also, not just philosophy but
all of time. Also, it's interpreted as salata Das, wealthy
in a manner who were up velocity and the Lord of
time, what does that what Now time is very interesting creation was
time created by itself the answer is no time is a OD and in the
classification of kuduk of creation, the Allama have said
there is Johar, there is a just and there is audit, what is the
Joe what is the smallest creation that Allah created, everything is
created with JOA. So we would call that the atom the the thing that
cannot be divided, there must be because infinity is only for
Allah, there must be something that is the smallest piece. We
haven't seen it. And we can't maybe even comprehend it because
if you could visualize it, it's if you visualize it, you can split it
in half. Anything that you can split in half, it cannot be the
smallest possible particle. The ASHA Ira said it is a
dimensionless particle, right that there must exist a dimensionless
particle anyway, it's completely theoretical. It's called the Fit
atom. It's completely theoretical.
That's called the joke. The the joke then you have a just a just
is anything composed of two or more Joah had all everything here
is it just even things that are extremely subtle, for example,
radio waves lightwaves you can't see these things. Okay, microwaves
you can't see them but they do exist. You just can't just because
you we can't see them doesn't mean they don't exist. They must
consist of some very subtle material substance melodica they
consist of a subtle material substance, okay, even if it's
newer, because no one is a substance in any of it just is two
or more jova it's any anything basically
and even if
something exists in the knowledge of Allah it doesn't exist until it
becomes a thing in this that that that is composed of matter okay
what's the proof of that? Did not say in a Zachary exist in the
knowledge of Allah he did right
but ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada says about him will cut the * up
took him in a blue well into Kosha so you are not a thing you don't
exist until you are physically brought into this existence. So
existence and Allah has knowledge. Allah Yes, he has knowledge that
he's going to exist, but that is not yet existence. Okay, so that
also answers the question mere abstractions in our minds or just
because something exists as an abstraction in your mind doesn't
mean it exists. Okay.
Next, is you have odd, what is odd odd is that thing which only
exists upon something else, like what color
the whiteness does not exist, greenness does not exist until
something green is created. So time is likewise autumn.
You could perceive it as this, okay?
To perceive it, that time is audit so nothing, you cannot have time
unless you're measuring it against something.
So there's got to be some matter before time exists. So time is a
audit of, of existence, you could perceive it as that. And there's
been a lot of discussion on the nature of time, but that's one of
the perspectives
Wirkkala indication Arada velocity LA when you call Hula, hula
Arrastra, the two times wakad hasn't been bad. These are
wireless Shamcey la Aruba. OS is also from when the sun passes
Zenith all the way to the whoodle
Bacala aka Calusa I'm excited to know her the last period of time
of the day. We'll call him a cotton AXA UK some of the solids
and asteroids, slotted Wooster. And that's why solar, solar is so
important. Okay.
So, the issue, the main issue here being that philosophy is
interpreted in many, many, many different ways. In an internal of
vehicles, the default setting the human being is in loss, until
nouveau comes to him. He's still in loss until he believes in it.
He's he's in less loss now. Until he acts upon it. He's in less last
now until he's sincere upon it. Yes. Just on the first on the
first. Yeah, it's like the significance of Allah swearing by
things. What is the significance of Allah swearing by things is a
good question which is, namely, that the idea is that Allah to
Allah is showing us the importance of this thing. When he swears by
something, and he's showing us that what is what is to come as a
very momentous statement,
like what is to come is very important.
And what is to come? is related to that thing. So Allah does not
swear by a thing, and then tell us something completely irrelevant to
that thing. Right. But he when he swears by something, he's swearing
by it, because this is a very clear and amazing sign of my
existence and my attributes. And by also by saying, that is the
concept and idea that
isn't everything amazing? Yes, everything is amazing. But Allah
has pointed us to certain things over others. For example, He has
pointed us to the ant over the lion, there's no sudo called suit,
it's a feat. So it has an essence, right? There's, there's a chapter
on the elephant, there's chapter on the ant. So in terms of the
animal kingdom, all animals are creations are amazing in the sense
that they're the Allah's creation, he could find wisdoms out of it.
But he's pointed to certain insects over others, certain
animals over others in the Quran mentioned certain human beings
over others.
So in the in Santa Fe, of course, a in Oxon, the human being, as
soon as we're put into this world, we're actually in a state of loss,
rather than gain. Now literally and figuratively, how literally,
well, we're losing lifespan. Every day, you're losing part of your
life. Your lifespan is coming to you. And it was like a sand, sand
our glass, what do they call it? A stained glass. It's right, it
keeps going down. You're losing your life every day. We're in
close Ron because we're in a state of ignorance. Now certain things
we can always know. There's observable knowledge, there's
rational knowledge. And we can go out and learn transmitted
knowledge. But without Nobuo we're in a complete moral loss. Like we
have no clue really, truly, what's right and wrong, in a in a sense
of
any certainty. All right and wrong that we're going to learn is just
opinion. Okay, it's just it's purely conjecture and opinion.
When it comes to right and wrong and morality, we really, truly
have no clue what's right and wrong and what's what
What's moral and what's not? It's just my opinion and my feelings.
Okay? When should abortion be allowed or not allowed? What's
allowed in terms of sexuality? Is *, just a casual behavior that
we could just like having a cup of coffee? Why not shaking hands?
Like how would we know these things? Like, what's the
difference between shaking hands and mixing other body parts?
What's the difference? Like, intellect? Cannot tell us this,
right? And also, if you say, well, human precedent in all societies
that did this, that's fine, as if you have the history. Well, what
if I bring something new? We have to get 50 years of data first,
before we can get a conclusion. Right? So human beings are in more
loss, complete moral loss, until a revelation comes now when a
revelation comes, you still you're in a worst loss, if you reject it,
and you're in a game, if you accept it. Now, you're in a lesser
loss, because once you learn, and I believe this in this revelation,
now I'm in loss if I don't act upon it, so I have to act upon it.
Now I'm in a much better situation, but there's still a
possibility of loss if I'm not sincere.
Now I'm sincere. Now I'm in a better situation until I have to
make sure that sincerity also is coupled with humility. Okay. I'm
sincerely doing the good thing. I know this is good. I got the
proof. And I know I'm sincere because I know myself, right. I
know what I'm sincere and what I'm not. But now I see someone else
who's not on the right track. Do I have kibra towards him? Right. So
sincerity must be covered with tomado and the toto Otto Otto is
knowing that I may be sincere I may be on sunnah does not mean
Allah will accept it. If I have Kibber Allah doesn't accept it.
Let's go gentlemen canopy with Bella Kirby the following data to
make up so Allah does not accept them once a committee
so I have to have humility. Right now, Allah is going to give you an
amazing trophy if that you cannot imagine if you have sincerity
humility and you're following the right track in in terms of
Prophethood you're following prophethood you're gonna get such
a success and Allah says this is a formula. So to Jin Woo Allah was
TOCOM Allah Tala Tala as
the Lucha will give you such a reward, you cannot imagine, but
Lin have dinner home fee
as a test. So now you have to ask Allah to make you grateful for
that Hakuna absentia Quran, you must be grateful for the test for
the reward that Allah gave you, rather than using it as a bliss
did to sort of
in have a boastful state to be in the vaults was a riot I hate to
interrupt you, but could you just move this this thing, same, same
angle, but back a little bit, I put it so close to me that I'm
actually gonna get sick.
So human is perfect. Human being is in a constant state of loss.
But we can fight we can turn this into a game.
A horse run when Oxon pillar or the veal calf, it'd be the Leliana
who is testing? I mean, it's definitely
Illinois, Edina. Amaroo. But not Eminem. That's it. Why Minnesota
has not That's not it. What also what was so simple, okay. So, when
we choose the path of prophethood, we're not homefree we've we've
we've made the biggest most momentous decision, which is to
enter Islam, which is why earlier on I said, like, this is the
biggest decision we Muslims oftentimes get caught up in, in
certain things. No doubt, they're very important. Okay. But
they're no doubt very important, but we cannot lose sight on what
is the most important thing accepting Islam. Right? Because
that frees you from eternal fire. It doesn't free you absolute from
absolute harms and punishments and tests, as one can go to Johanna,
for since he could have problems in his grave, he had problems in
Yama PM.
But he has freed himself from eternal Jahannam eternal hellfire.
And that's why I said like the msgid that we operate is oriented
to, to Dow and conference, like that's the number one priority is
that it's a place where the public can come in. And they should feel
that
that the culture here is not so different, because you want to
have less barriers. And you don't need a cultural barrier. Right?
You already have a theological barrier, you already have a legal
barrier, you have a new law here. So you want that. And Tao is one
of our missions. We never separate from that we cannot because this
is the most important thing, priorities. This is the fifth of
priorities. Now others have prioritized there is another
philosophy out there in Dawa of prioritizing the preservation of
Muslims first, I respect that I recognize it. I realized that
that's something that it is a prison
vector, if there's no doubt about it, we have to be able to do to
both at the same time, our seminary idea is a place to
protect and preserve the knowledge and the action upon that
knowledge. Right. And I don't see that that has to be separated
from, from the Dow. In any event,
once you choose the right path, now the next issue within Islam,
you do have challenges. You do have many problems, but you have
solved the problem of eternal hellfire.
Right. Now, in your mind, that's a big deal. But you could still have
eons of punishment if you do this thing wrong. So we're the only
religion that says, By entering in this religion, you've actually cut
a major issue, but you still have a lot of issues, like you have a
lot to work on. And that's why it's just not, it's just not means
the exception. So human being is lost, except the believers,
if they do good deeds, if they have preached the Huck and if they
have patience, so all these ifs, right, so like, we're like a
religion where it's telling you, there's a lot of work to be done.
This thing is not over. Right, where you're just beginning a new
path. Okay?
So of course, Ron, one knocks out of Colorado, be careful, be
delille. And who's definitely what we need a little closer on to have
some added incentive. The loss is the loss of your capital, what's
your capital your time, firstly, and then it's all of the
challenges as you as you grow up, what grows up with you, your
desires, right?
Your neffs,
your discovery of the dunya, okay? And your Hela gets stronger. These
are the four enemies of the human beings, and your interactions
increase, no doubt, the more you grow older, the more you interact
with human beings, you have to. So there's fitting in with human
beings. So let's go over these things. When you as you as when
there's a child, his nephew is very little right, there's hardly
any evil in the person. So he doesn't really get as jealous, or
as envious as maybe an adult would get. And the envy of children is
pure. If you notice, the envy of a child is for the mother's
attention. That's wonderful. The the mother is essentially
something you should want, right? So the first envy that a child
could ever have is for the moms attention. It's not like they're
having envy for dunya they're having envy for something
wonderful. Like the moms attention. That's why, as we said
certain Sherawat certain things, they're excusable, and they're
more forgivable than others, even if it's bad, they're more
forgivable. So Xiao Hua of a man for a woman is more forgivable
that show up for man for a donkey. If a man has showered for a
donkey, and he acts upon it. Okay? You say there's something terribly
wrong with this person. If someone has settled for a man for for a
woman, it's understandable, it's created within you. So the
children that have a very innocent and they're evil is very limited.
But as they grow older, they start having envy for many other things.
Their hatred and dislike becomes for other things. So I never seen
kids hate other kids because of their look like little kids. We're
talking four or five first grade, first grade. I don't think that
your that's really strong. Once you get to high school, it's a big
deal. Right, look, ism. Right? is a big deal. Remember John Stossel
from 2020? This is old school. John Stossel Friday night. There
used to be a program with this guy and Barbara Walters called 2020 on
ABC. And then John Stossel said there's racism there's a lot of
things. But a Sharif Why aren't you here? Where should he he's
he's at work.
By the way, should even brother from Michigan, he's finally
actually in New Jersey. In any event, he said, there's racism,
there's all sorts of things. But there's also look ism, right? And
he did this thing where he sent people from,
from where they usually would be discriminated against. And he had
them apply to a job, but he took those people that were like very
handsome, or very beautiful. And then people who usually would be
discriminated for, okay, like, let's say a Caucasian person, but
not as handsome, you know, not as well kept. And he sent them all
for interviews in these different jobs to actors, right? Every
single time. The more handsome person got the job. So it's like
we can't forget look hism Let me that is a form of discrimination.
Someone really lean physically fit perfectly put together. And
another complete slob out of shape out of everything. Not handsome,
not not gifted, not endowed with the good genetics, right. So look,
ism is a thing. children when they as they grow older, they're neffs
grows with them. Also you discover more of the dunya. So when you're
young, all you want to do is play, right. Any candy. As you grow
older now, we're competing for jobs, we're competing for
temptations, we're competing for a position for fame, etc, etc. And
so the experience of the dunya increases, therefore more desire
for dunya.
So on and so forth. So that's one of the reasons why as we grow,
without guidance, you grow into more problems. You grow into more
tribulations, you grow into more misery, you grow into a more more
anxiety. And that's one of the meanings of human being is in a
default state of loss. By the way, if you have questions, remember
the open QA I see Plan C has something Plan B, have some
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Keep your questions there until we get to the open QA and then we'll
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Okay, so the smell in CERN is his time the capital of human being as
his time and he's constantly losing that and his enemies are
increasing, such as his temptations, ego knifes dunya and
other people that you deal with competition like when you're young
What do you need in life you don't think about name you just a dinner
breakfast. But as you grow older, you start competing right more
well, may you Oka batana to sue if occurred okay. ruya and Burson
Kala and amo sir Hatton a Bernie Well, a smile he will absorb. The
Greatest Name is your body's healthy you're hearing and you're
seeing Okay, yes. Hola Aveda famous dama Lu? Allah asked how
did you use these things? Well, Adam will be that IK and he knows
how they use them. The questioning is for other wisdoms for yourself
to answer will be directly with Erica kolu wala Tapfuma they
Celica be hidden.
Don't make don't take a stance upon what you're ignorant. This is
a verse of a very important verse on epistemology in the semi well
bizarre well for the cooloola Kick anonymous Gula the hearing the
seeing and the intellect, well you're responsible for this. So
what does that mean? That means the sources of certainty are
transmitted knowledge. Semih observable knowledge
and rational knowledge Okay, these are the three sources of knowledge
certainty we cannot be certain with something unless it's been
transmitted properly. You saw it yourself or trustworthy person
site which is becomes transmission or it's a rational facts such as
two plus two equals four. Okay, you're responsible for these
things. And of course, the religion is transmitted knowledge
combined, and it's supported by rational knowledge, observable
knowledge and the never contradict these three can never contradict
in religion. Okay, because Allah is creator of what we observe his
creator of our intellect, and he's the sender of prophets. So all
three transmitted transmission, observation and reason all of them
must be in line. Okay, call caller crema. And Hudson Farrar. We will
call us aw Jubeir aka answer hotel for all the will Mel. We will all
be asked about our wealth, our time and our health.
coverage on an Imam Hassan Abdul Rahman Muhammad Adela de Adel
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all through the chain. And Abdullah Adnan Mubarak. Well,
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Allahu alayhi wa sallam Nima, journeyman Boon on fee Hema Kathy
Ramana necesito for so many blessings, most people are robbed
of these blessings, health and free time.
If you have spare time and you remember Allah in that spirit time
and you have health and you remember Allah in spare time by
being obedient to Him, then in the bad times Allah will be there for
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to Allah in good times, that Allah will be there for you in the bad
times.
God Allah Mohammed ImmunoCAP Yeah, and he um it can be Muhammad
sallallahu alayhi wa salam Mohammed bin cam says the greatest
of all these blessings is to know prophethood In other words, to
know your profit of your time in this case, obviously it saved the
coordinates from Homicide Saddam because this is the class or the
the freedom from all the problems that we have
My nefs promote
gives me problems the Prophet teaches you how to balance your
enough certain things, you have to give your enough's you have to get
married, right? You have to eat, you have to sleep, you have to
give you enough certain things, and you have to deprive it of
certain things. Dunya How do I have it without it harming me? And
when should I avoid it? Sometimes it's worth avoiding. Alright, next
Hello. How do I how do I know what whim to follow and whatnot?
wins. So what's the difference? Enough Sinha neffs. Every human
being has the same neffs from the time of Satan Adam until the last
human being. The neffs is the same. We desire food, we desire
wealth, we desire power, we desire women, we desire the same things,
we have anger, okay? All human beings are the same in this
respect. Now, Al Hawa
is different, however, is different in every generation. So
this is the generation of purple hair and pronouns. It's not going
to last, right? Give it 1020 years, it's going to be something
else. I mean, nobody ever imagined pronouns would be a fad.
It's like the last thing. If you asked anybody from the 80s and
90s, about pronouns, they said, this is only something that in our
English seventh grade English, right? Like, how is that a thing?
And how do you actually find that enjoyable? A, please call me they?
Or she? Like, that makes you happy?
I just You can never imagine this right? You would have never
nobody. This is why reality is more bizarre than fiction. Nobody
would have imagined that a generation would crop up that it
would make them so happy to say please call me behind my back when
I'm not there. I'm not even going to be able to see it. Right? But
call me Z, or she or X E. Or whatever. Right?
That makes you happy, like that made your day. Something is very
weird with you people. All right. Well, go back to the 60s. What was
it in the 60s, right? Whatever the fad was in the 60s, tap dancing?
And who the heck cares about that? The 20s? Right. Nobody cares about
tap dancing. I mean, to be honest, it is it is a great exercise. And
a Hillel, probably if you're going to do anything, it's probably the
most heart out of all things, right? It's a great exercise.
Pretty interesting, but nobody cares anymore.
What did the guys love to do back in the you know, 50s go bowling
with the guys. Nobody could care less about that anymore. So you
notice how a is always changing? What is the whim going to be like,
in 10 years? It's probably going to be something related to the
metaverse something completely abstract, right?
Like when someone comes and they've spent hours, and I'm sure
we all know, teenagers who spent hours. Okay, right.
Curating their Instagram page. Okay, hours curating their
Instagram page.
And, but when I look at that site, that's not a thing. It's not a
real think, system pictures on the screen. Right? And people think
it's cool. Are you going to get paid from this? Are you can you
buy something as a result of it? Like I can understand if you're
going to buy something? Is it going to change even so where's
the dunya? Even? So, in any event,
it's a type of thing where it makes no sense right to you make
sense to them? That's how how enough's how do we block this how
enough's The best way is by a samba, right? Why Samba? It human
beings, they they like what other people like, so guarantee you if
these crazy bell bottoms, tight pants and crazy bell bottoms. If
you were to see it, bell bottoms for five years, 1000 times a year,
you will want bell bottoms. That's human nature, right? So if I keep
the Sahaba of Saddam Hussein, I'm gonna want what they want, right?
That's the nature of human beings, your desires, your whims can be
created, it can be manipulated, it can be molded by what you see
repeatedly. So why do people love bell bottoms? Because they seen it
and then the beginning they reject it, after they get used to it and
after a while they'll desire it. Okay. So how enough's is something
can be molded. So the Sunnah tells us be with the salah when you will
eventually love what they love. If all the righteous Muslims have no
problem with something then it's headed right in this as long as
they're not. We're talking matters
of judgment. Right? pants that are wide pants that are
Normal. This is all Hello, right? There's nothing I know about that.
So if we need love it cause it's fine. There did it the moment in a
century ago love the fez, the red fez cap, you don't see hardly
anyone wearing it anymore. They see the regular Tunisian cap fine,
but that tall fez cap with a little tassel. You see that in the
pictures? Nobody wears it around anymore. If someone's wearing it,
you must be like, Are you a waiter at a Turkish restaurant or like
the character? Just enough? There's one guy in my in my group.
He's in high school, and he asked me to get him one and he wears it
to high school, I think are you kidding? Because he loves the
movie. Why am love this? Wow, that's funny. You know, it's funny
when I see these people with the fez cap, and the Persian pants,
and then like nice $200 sneakers, right? $120 Nikes or something.
But you wear that stuff, people will tell you that you're you look
like you're dressing up for a costume party. Back in the day
everyone was wearing that the Khalifa was wearing that. Right.
That's how enough's and how it could be halal. It could be haram.
Okay, so that's what we call her.
And the prophets I sell them gives us freedom from this, like keep
the company of pious Muslims who pray. So you're on the same
vibration and the same wavelength of these people. Okay.
Another, I will earlier says, Who will Islam was soon, it's Islam
and it's the Sunon.
And I'll tell you why I actually don't like koa so much.
Because you ever look in your old pictures from your youth. And if
you follow her whims too much, you won't even recognize the human
being that you used to be if you follow that stuff too much.
Whereas if the Hawa was in the neutral within the hunted, it's
insignificant, but when you're in the house, like I remember,
executives, they got like these buttoned up executives one time,
going back to their yearbook, their high school yearbook. So you
have like a nice buttoned up executive at at&t, his yearbook.
He had like hair out to here, right? Another one had like a
crazy hippie beard and long hair. And they're just like laughing at
each other, right? But it's fine when the halal things change. But
when your entire views change, like you don't even know who you
are anymore. So you got Bill Clinton saying marriage is between
a man and a woman and then fast forward and he's admitting that a
man is not even a man if he doesn't want to be anymore so he's
gotten way like in beliefs to Who am I like where we go in our
society who are we? You just drifting in the in the wherever
the trend goes? That's where you go. So that's why we need to
govern govern our house or else we actually go crazy.
Khaled Hussain Adnan fuddle. To fee for Shura AI with a serum
Quran. The greatest namah is the Sharia of Islam because
it is the lightest of sitios Shara plural of Shinya is shut out. The
city of Musa was lightened by the city of St. Nisa, which was
lightened by the city of the Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi
wa salam, people imagine the Christians though they're so
lenient,
they're leaning because then I'm practicing the religion that they
were actually supposed to be practicing the Torah, and the
Bible. So the Jewish law should have been applied to them. Right?
The Law of Moses. Good.
So, the Sharia of
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa Salam is suppose is in fact, the
most lenient of Shanaya.
Now,
Ill Alladhina amanu I mean, aside, in the home lay su fearless run.
Once you're a believer, you've cut your losses, you will not be in
hellfire in for infinity. For eternity. There's the difference
between eternity and infinity as eternity as the beginning of moves
on Infinity has is outside of time completely, no beginning no end.
This is why if someone asks you if you believe that God exists
outside of time, for Infinity pre eternally, and eternally, like
he's, why can't you believe that the the galaxy in the universe
also exists in that fashion eternally never created and will
always exist? Simple simple answer is that if you can add or subtract
or alter or change anything, it cannot be infinite. So we are
constantly witnessing an addition of days to the universe and
addition of space to the universe expansion. Anything that you can
add or subtract to must have had a beginning because infinity cannot
be added to or subtracted to, or subtracted from.
Now, the human being the movement now,
once he has the man he has to do righteous deeds, you're
responsible for your action. I know a guy when when we were in
college, he
I refuse to study to go out and Allah with Hamza Yusuf. That's the
fact that that's that's what we used to do when we were young. Go
and Dena sent to you intensive and relah with Hamza Yusuf, that's
what was around, right. And we're lucky, we have something like that
very lucky.
And then after that Al McCullum Institute came, okay. And then
after that the internet took over everything. But one guy, he used
to say, no, no, I don't go to these things. If I go, I learn, if
I learn, I have to stop doing, you know, certain things that I might
be enjoying doing, like this guy were like that, that ignorance
doesn't count. purposely making yourself ignorant or keeping
yourself ignorant, does not count. So once you learn, now, you have
to act. But once you act, now, you have to do two other things. Well,
so all so Bill Huck, that means you, you cannot learn the truth
and keep it to yourself, you got to spread it.
Every one of you who's listening who's studying, if you learn a
single thing, you have to spread it
aggressively. There is some people who did a great job that they made
these, like, they're not anyone who is
like a personality. But they made a page, a really nice page, like
Islamic quotes, you know, these pages, and they don't say
anything. They share direct quotes, with,
with the publication with a citation, or they mind, the
internet,
and the speakers for quotes. And then they put the quote out there,
I follow all these pages, like they're really beneficial I
benefit from because it's not necessarily like they're not
necessarily getting fit, but they're just reminders, right? At
least he's doing something some of these pages are massive, right?
Like some 1000s and millions of followers, okay.
And it's just like one guy, after work, he comes in, he mines the
internet, he finds a beautiful clip, he puts it up. He's
benefiting, he's doing what you have to do, though, in some way,
shape and form. So this is why Allah says what's so awesome. Now
why else when you do to all see but Huck, and you are you're doing
some form of Dawa. You might make a mistake, you get corrected you
learn more. When you're doing Dawa, you have to always find
something new. You're always you always have to keep researching.
You have to study you got to learn more. Right? And you have such a
joy when you realize people are benefiting from this. And Allah to
Allah may accept your DUA, and he may forgive you just because of
what you've benefited other people for. That's hats Allama la
muchacha. De
the action that passes to another person is always better than the
action that is only beneficial to yourself.
And have is broad.
Many scholars said different things about what is luck, luck is
anything true.
But Allah says Be mindful. What was so the sub? Why is that
because there will always always be a pushback against Allah. As
the prophets I send them receive pushback, you also receive
pushback, there will always be somebody that does not like
something that the new Prophet brought. Oh, it's there were until
the end of time there will be caffeine when after being
everything lit up called an amateur jihad. So that the namah
of jihad and Dawa can exist. Okay, can always stay. So here, here's
the issue of sub, you can break.
There are a lot of people that go into the world of Dawa and when
they get a push back, right, they break
you have to have this this world that we're in and Ryan Ryan's been
with us we've seen like maybe a fitna every six months that really
bugs you. Like we had one fitna.
Couple weeks ago,
well, months ago, maybe beginning of Ramadan, we lost sleep over it,
right hamdulillah was done within like 2436 hours, but we really
lost sleep over that another fitting up, okay, that we just
want to get out of our minds. Okay, so everything has a
different solution. Sometimes a fitna ends just has a clear
ending. Other times, it doesn't really have an ending, there's no
end in sight, but we just just get out of your mind. You know, just
just don't think about it. You can't do anything about it.
This constant trials in this field of dough
you know, there's a guy who always tells me, Man, I wish I could be
live in the stomach less stress free. I was like, how's the stress
free like you don't know. You don't know that it's stressful.
It's not stress free. There's there's constantly people coming
in that you have to cater to quickly with
where you lose them. And there's people getting attracted by other
ideas that you have to also rein in and see like, we can't lose
these people either, right. And there's people that need
constantly to be cooked, and you're tired, but you got to
constantly go back to the kitchen and cook. And that's what the
masajid ours, we're cooking right, nonstop.
And then there's confusions things that have to be answered.
Sometimes you have an online feud and online fitna, that's pretty
bad. But you have to be involved in it. So there's constant
requirement for stamina. That's why it's very important to see how
did our self do it. Because this is, this is not a theory.
And the way to do it in the field of Dawa, at the end of every day,
you have to completely deflate your whole brain. And I take what
I would go to debt set, and the mom and her dad also repeated it,
there's a time and a date, at the end of every day for what's called
that, we call that butter, butter, meaning it's not something of the
HAC of that we're fighting, struggling, no complete unwinding
of your brain completely deflate your brain of all, the whole
issue, okay, of everything. And the best way to do that is with
your family, because it's a setup or two, if you do it with alone,
maybe you can be justified a little bit. But if you deal with
your family, at least you're being with them. Right. And that's why
maybe to love it, and it may be very intense now. But as you grow
older, you will realize that you do need this because the stressors
of life and the stressors of Dawa do require you to deflate your
brain. And a bad cannot emphasize a bad how much you need to dig
deep into the well of the men to survive this world that we're
going in the world of surgery, once you become a surgeon, like
you only get better, right? Because the technology is
increasing and improving and you're increasing and improving.
But in the realm of Java Iblees is getting 10 times better every
year. And we're getting like, we're not we're getting we can be
getting stronger, but not at the same pace. So when we faced at the
time when I was in college, the fitness TV,
get people to unplug their TVs. And they're good to go. Good.
Well, the Internet came now it's to YouTube. And then the internet
provided something 10 times worse. That was around 2000 2003 2005
YouTube came along 2007 The iPhone, okay, no problem. But then
apps came along, right. And then the iPhone got better and better
and better. And now we people got to fit in the in their pockets.
And now when people put the goggles on, right, and the
whatever, the VR medic quest goggles, I don't know how people
could not be addicted, right? The addiction level of that if you
think people are addicted to cell phones, I can imagine. And we can
all like probably reasonably agree that the goggles is going to be
far more addictive than anything else. Because your whole vision is
taken now. Right? And I almost like I don't want to go that
route. I don't want to put it on once. Right?
I don't want to put it on once because once I once you do
see human beings always after sweetness, something like nice.
Remember, had dad said if you purify your heart, you rectify
your athlete, and you struggle hard. And you and you and you
consistently remember Allah the least. And the first thing that
you're going to get is a sweetness in yourself, that will outweigh
all the sweetness of the dunya.
And you will go back to the cook just to experience it becomes
candy Vica to you becomes candy inside your heart, it really does
becomes like a sweetness that this is better than eating food and
eating candy. Now bliss is trying to compete against this, right?
He's trying to compete against this. So if you get a whole
generation that they're upon this, this this this complete mental
thrill of being on these goggles and living in that world, it's
gonna be very hard if they have no reference point to the sweetness
of a man it's gonna be very hard to pull them back. Right? It's
such a distraction. Back in the day, what was the distraction?
What was the distraction for the Arabs back in the day? Or let's
just go back to 1960 a good show 1980 9090 a good show on TV a nice
movie.
But outside the theater, it's done. Right?
No, this Wow, beautiful camo beautiful horse. The competition
is not there. Now the competition is very, very steep. And these
goggles are just probably going to absorb an entire generation who
will not be able to exist outside of them
once a while so we'll have quotes also the subject needs to say the
server is divided into different categories.
Sub Rolla almasi suburb in avoiding sins.
Okay? You think that you know the * addiction is bad now,
right?
What happens when * is through these goggles and
literally it's all around you, rather than just looking at it
through a screen in one way where you could be so be distracted,
that addiction will be so wrapped up around a person that's spent
their entire life fighting it.
So, suffer on avoiding since then several unfulfilling obligations
then server on the reactions of on the on the decree of Allah such as
getting sick, right storms break your house, car accidents, suburb
on the decree of Allah things that are completely outside your your
your hands, and then sub upon the bulk of people. The the trials,
the reactions of people to the doll, a mom and her dad said, in
most cases, a person will give Dawa and there will be no
reaction. Well, in this day and age, go go try to give Dawa on
Twitter say anything on Twitter. You're going to get the worst
nastiest comments. Okay.
The worst and nastiest comments are going to come to you. Oh, tick
tock. I don't even go on my own tick tock page. I don't even go on
my own tick tock page. The craziest comments people put right
and people back in the day they used to like have some modicum of
respect now it's like nothing.
No, it's nothing. Okay, so point being is that a suburb
is part and parcel of this town and that's why having a great
family great group of friends will help you have so
what are up No, I won't in any Brahim call around the annual
incentive either Amara dunya we're Harima Luffy Noxon water Roger in
inland me, Nina phenom. Yoke. Juggalo Madura, whom Omaha's in
the him.
At Massimo O'Malley, him allottee can we are maluna Fisher Barbie
him was a hottie him, Oh, that's beautiful. He says here that all
people will get old. But the movement even in his old age, if
he can't do anything anymore for because of old age, Allah still
writes it for him. Isn't that a beautiful Hadith? If a moment can
no longer do something because he's too sick, he's too old. Allah
writes it as if he did it. And I met a man. I always look at this.
What is inevitable? old age and death? So what did the smart
person live a life that is gearing him to a good state in old age and
death? Right? So that when we're old, we're in a good state. And
when we die, we're actually looking forward to meeting that
Angel and seeing what's our reward. Like that's the best way
to use your youth. Because that's inevitable. old age and death is
inevitable. And every once in a while you see an old man there
used to be an old man, he died in one of the attacks of Israel on
Gaza. Because and this old man, he was a regular Muslim.
And he had a beard down to here like this. He wasn't like a
scholar or anything. He used to wear white. So everyday buttoned
it all the way to the top, like very nice looking. And he used to
wear a beanie because you get cold. And his son was running a
pizzeria here in New Brunswick. He's come visit his son. Okay,
help out with the pizzeria. So he would go in there. And he would
recite the Quran
all day, and then chitchat with the customers after that. So I
asked him once I saw him do you reset it just a day? He looked at
me just a day, 10 hours a day, finish in three days, every three
days.
And I'm telling you this man, he was always happy. He's constantly
in a state of like happiness. So Allah subhanaw taala gives the
reward, push it off and head to dunya that no depression, no
grouchiness. So if you see an old old person age, and they become
more forgiving, and more happy, I've heard and it makes so much
sense to me. When you see an old person age, and they say, it's not
worth getting angry over. Let's just be happy, right? And
forgiving. That's a sign that his his goodness outweighed his
badness.
And that this is NEMA for him, that he's happy in old age. But if
you see an old man, or an old woman, become a grouch in old age,
that everything is rough and nasty, and that means his bad
deeds outweighed his good deeds, and he's in a punishment. He's in
a state of punishment right now. And I've seen both. I've seen
people as traditionally always, always angry always
upset quickly, no, they don't get angry anymore. They're just happy.
I think that it's a sign of, of nema. It's a sign of ALLAH has
forgiven this person. And he's already beginning his namah from
now. So if we're all going to die anyway. And you know this as an
absolute fact, how does it not make any sense? How does it make
sense to not put all your number one priority is I want to die in a
good state. I want to I want to be old in a good state, because
that's inevitable. As for my life in my 40s 30s 40s 50s 60s, and
that's what all these people let's work, let's make these retirement
accounts, find them all for that I have some of that stuff myself.
But that's not the main thing. Why because 3040 5060 is going to end
it's gonna be over. We're all either you're gonna die before
that, or you're gonna hit 60 7080. And you want to 60 7080 Does
anything matter at that point? Like if you competed with
somebody, and he married, let's say two guys are competing. He
married the beautiful woman you didn't.
He had great kids. You didn't. He got the great job. You did it. He
got famous in the society and everyone loves him. You did it.
Now you're both 80 years old, doesn't matter. So in the dunya,
it doesn't matter, let alone in Accra. It had to dunya this stuff
it matters to you now so we're not going to take that away from you.
It doesn't matter now for 3040 years, but eventually it's not
going to matter. So isn't that what's most important? That's the
your your interstate has to be as if navvies aid says a Torah the
Torah will which is means that you're here knifes and your body
is accustomed to a bed so that when you hit 60 7080 you're
accustomed to open in the most often reading you're accustomed to
getting up for to hedge here are accustomed to suburb, you're
accustomed to these things because you can't teach an old dog new
tricks. Alright folks, let's move on now to
live chat now. If anything that you put on in the past, I'm not
looking I'm not scrolling up. Put your questions now. Okay. Put your
questions on now. All right, and Ryan, if you could put that in the
comment section
that
that puts your comments and questions now
All right, who are we starting off with? Let's start off with
right, what do we got?
Momentum turquoise man. What is momentum? What's your question
about momentum? I've seen that you've posted up asking about
momentum many times. But what's your question on that momentum?
All right. In the meantime, what is the benefit of saying that?
Lulu, first of all, for the
for the heedless, any and all the criticism? Right? For the heedless
person? Any and all the cruel benefit?
But for if you're asking, is there a specific benefit to the cut of
Leila? illAllah? Then the answer is that it cuts you from the dunya
that's what some people say some many of the ALMA when they comment
on the different of God, why did the Prophet give different with
God if they're all the same? Right? So a vicar of Allah, Allah
Illallah is it cuts you from the dunya?
Okay, because an ILA is not just the God that you worship. It's,
well, you okay? Illa is also anything that dictates your
actions, but they dictate your actions is your gut.
All right, next question here states that this is from
Instagram.
All right.
All right. We're gonna do rapid fire because so that everyone's
questions can get answered. Can we pray for rock as before, though,
with the intention of fulfilling sunnah and Kedah previously Miss
prayers? No, it will only cut that cannot be mixed with sunnah. And
if you have Kedah then don't do any sooner just do color. What do
you think of meta immersive for Islamic learning for children? I
would not go with this meta immersive thing at all because
once you do that, how could you read a boring old book like this?
Books are way more beneficial, but look at the page. It's so much
more boring on your on your brain.
You'll never read again. You know that I had to retrain myself to
read. I'm not I'm not kidding you. I spent so much time answering
questions going on on the phone. I realized one that I don't know how
to read anymore. I had to literally
retrain myself to read and I started reading Machiavelli's the
prince, good,
maybe to learn some techniques. But I had to retrain myself I had
to shut off all my devices, put my alarm my timer on and said, You're
gonna read for this amount of time, whether you like it or not,
and I should do this.
Djalili says what it does asking for advice crossed the line into
gossiping.
Provided that
it's almost like a piece of evidence, right? If I'm asking you
for advice, I need to provide you with the ingredients of the
situation, provided that the person in front of me needs this
piece of information to make to give me advice. It's not gossip,
not backbiting. But insofar as they don't need it, than it is
backbiting. Alright, let's take an example. My boss, I have a problem
with my boss, my boss, he asked me to do this, this, this, this.
All of that whatever he tells you to do, and you discussions with
your boss is fair game, as soon as you say and he is so
sloppy, and so unkempt and he smells bad. And his breath is
terrible. Now you're now you're backbiting why? Because it doesn't
suit your case. So provided that the my advisor needs this piece of
information. I'm allowed to tell it to him. Okay.
Does that make sense?
Insofar as it does not help him make a conclusion than No, then
it's backbiting.
All right now let's go to
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I'll leave you guessing.
Concert. Are there any preferred acts of worship for this month?
Nothing that I know of all.
As we go into the ledger, though, fasting, the first nine days of
the ledger is Sunnah, especially the ninth day, which is your
microphone.
Should we announce the hedge I guess we should tell people in the
future, this year might be difficult because this lottery you
will be able to make hedge by yourself. You will be able to and
I don't advise anyone to do this. Unless you're a chef, right? If
you're a chef, you should be leading a group. But you can you
can do this make heads all by yourself. But you need to have to
be a forklift to do this. And that's why I saw advise everyone
to make heads with a group so that you can
have your answers questions, your questions answered, etc.
How can we invest in stocks as h BAs
in a halal and Sharia compliant way?
You have to only
invest in a company whose product or service is 100% Halal
Plan C, can you explain when Allah says we're currently BeautyCon?
It so firstly, one one interpretation of that stay in
your homes to a women is that it's a GitHub or speech to the wives of
the prophets. I said that's the first interpretation.
Yeah, and he said unabIe are women of the Prophet less to Nick
Hedeman. And he said, You are not like other women.
And then comes the commandment, stay in your homes. Therefore.
The one Allah says you are not like other women, there's two ways
of Saint of interpreting this. Number one, this commandment is
only for you. But number two, you're better than everyone else.
If someone wants to be better than they should imitate you, too. So
that's where in general, the the woman is not desired for her to be
Minx, mixing with people who may disrespect her or gaze upon her.
That's the rule. And then
the exceptions to that rule being that if she's going to have to be
in a situation where
that won't happen, then there can be permissibility for that.
Okay, ma'am? Sets? You said when someone hasn't been raised
Islamically? How is it upon us? Some of us only study our deen in
our 30s Well, what I mean by that is
exposure to a bed and exposure to massage it. Okay. Someone said to
me this, we should have a youth operation and I said, Okay, I have
a brother side and a sister side. I said we have but we need our
youth to learn how to get along or how to talk to the opposite
gender. I said Yeah, that's fine. But that's the youth group is only
like a sliver of time. This is not where they're gonna learn it
right. But there's another perspective to this and they were
really they accepted my they, they thought
My idea was really good, which is the concept that you need to a
Muslim boy and a Muslim girl, they need to know how to interact, or
they need to know how to interact with society. We agree to that.
Right? Don't they also need to experience purity?
Right?
Purity is a reference point, the purity of my heart and my fitrah
is a reference point, right?
If I don't have that reference point, if I don't get it when I'm
young, I'll never it'd be much harder to get when I'm older. So
don't you all we also need our Shabaab and our youth to know what
it feels like to be pure.
That's almost more important. Because as they go on in society,
they're just going to be exposed to more and more corruptions of
the fitrah. So I think it's a great it's a greater idea, right?
And it's a greater need for children to be raised in a or
experience, a pure environment without so much electronics, close
to nature, and close to goodness, so that they could have a
reference point when they go out to the real world or to the outer
world. This is also the real world but to the outside world as
university jobs, etc. Okay.
They have a reference point of what purity and goodness feels
like. I think that's so important that people miss miss out on that
concept.
Is it permitted to get therapy for non Muslim therapists? Yes, as
long as it is not something that is related to morals, morals, and
right and wrong can only come from a Muslim. How do you have
sovereign sins, avoiding them and making Toba as soon as you fall
into them, not delayed, and never saying to yourself?
Never saying to yourself, I've committed so many sins, there's no
reason to pray.
I'm so guilty. I feel so guilty, I feel so inconsistent, to be
inconsistent is better than to give shaytaan a complete victory.
At least you got something in yours. He says my mother, she
married a Shia. Is this acceptable? No. It's not permitted
for us to marry him of Tedder. It's not acceptable for us. Now
the marriage may be valid in some methods, but as sinful sinful to
be in such a marriage, but it's not Zina, you see the difference.
And I think even some medical opinions they consider it's
invalid in the first place. But the dominant opinion that you're
gonna see around is that it's sinful to marry a moped.
But the marriage is not Zina.
What advice do you give to an addict says Haroon I give the
addict the advice of never giving up you're only cardinal sin is
giving up from tilba That's your cardinal sin.
J Perez. Is this the J Perez of Pittsburgh? I don't know. Minimal
travel distance for shortening prayers. 36 Miles
shafiqul Islam or SOFIA column?
What age of the Prophet sallallahu it was Senator Marisa Khadija 40
She was 40 The Prophet was 25
said Muhammad Daniel Hassanein. Is there any specific word to become
more brave and care less about the critics and oppressors?
Husband alone Mr. Wilkie and mahalo Lakota illa biLlah there is
no power except with Allah and Allah is the only one I need.
J Perez there's a modern trend to shorten way under 55 Miles Yes,
it's 36 miles. It's not really modern gender I would say it's the
different calculations of the shittier mile like what was the
Shetty a mile
and Ramona sewer for the Americans has calculated as 36 miles. Hannah
Hannah, Hannah, Hannah is I think, said 48 miles. Sleeps says How did
you retain your focus on reading? You can force yourself to stare at
a book but what's to stop you from daydreaming? It's gonna take time
you folk you had to force yourself in little increments. Five minutes
10 minutes 20 minutes 30 minutes until you actually get into the
book and you enjoy what is all this us? Looks for the Wizard of
Oz has books for our seminary we have a seminary books. Let's say
you know that you will have a seminar if you want to move to New
Jersey you can join our seminary let's say some of these books
Oh, where'd you get all these books? FIPPA zero by six Adrian
was on a booty our students study fit to see the in Arabic taught by
an Assad chicness who you saw what's this?
Masala al Hadith, tayseer masala al Hadith. They study this was
shipping Assad
doodoo so now we're starting in September. Now. They're going to
be studying now look, we're cooking here. We got a factory in
the back there. We're cooking
And cooking little to love and that's it. We got other books
which are paid. Right now it's the highway, the highway what else and
then I think if we should do St. Lucia Lucia who shall have
the how it's an it's an English shirt. I forgot the name of the
the arcade that we're teaching here is the Hanafi is study
Metromedia plida method and maturity. You know many Muslims
don't even know that this method exists, but there are there have
been athletes and the shear failure and murkier they study the
updater of Apple has an SRE.
And we don't have Hannah Villa here. Not that we don't like don't
like her not billable, we just don't have a humbly teacher. And
probably we're not going to promote more than two methods. I
don't like the idea of we have 2020 3040 students, right? You're
not going to have you don't need four methods for that. So we're
going to teach fifth medic in Hanafy. That's it.
Got.
Turquoise man. What did you mean by momentum? When you kept saying
momentum?
Mo l says in the case of complaining about someone and
getting advice. I guess that's what it means. What if you're
being descriptive, but it suits your case? That's acceptable. So
for example, let's say a woman is complaining about her husband. I
can't have marital relationship with my husband's why? Because he
is unclean. He doesn't shave. He doesn't trim his mustache. He
doesn't remove the hairs under his arms, or between his legs. He's
dirty. That all is part of the advice, right? Because someone
will have to say, Well, the answer to that is shave your underarms.
Remember nobody says the hairs on the body all around the outer
should be removed front and back of the hairs. Why? Because the
Justice sticks to it. Right. So
Nadia, Dominique says how to set boundaries with narcissistic
husband or mother. That's a tough one. That is a tough one.
There are narcissists. Everything is for there for them.
How do you handle that?
The general principle of avoiding harm you don't cut off your mom,
but you avoid harm. You're allowed to avoid harm.
And maybe tell them you need counseling. You're a narcissist.
Sometimes people need to be told you're a narcissist seek
counseling or else I'm divorcing you
since then medic says how to get rid of the feeling or the worry
that you're not being forgiven. While doing is to fuck.
You easily. Remember Allah's promises and Allah to Allah
subhana wa jal is such a cool word. You must believe in Allah
promises. When when you go to Hajj, one of the lessons they give
you is you must believe if you fulfill these rituals and you had
the most reckless you can and you avoided the multidose the things
that nullify your Hajj you must believe that Allah has forgiven
you.
And of course you have to pray that Allah accepts it. But But
reason being is that we would go crazy in an interaction where
Allah says All right, do this and I'll give you this okay, we do we
did that with as much sincerity as possible. You have to believe in
forgiveness. The promises of Allah is such a cool word you have to
believe in them otherwise there's no point in doing them okay, you
must believe if you wake up in the last third of the night that there
is an hour of a job that you're gonna get you have to believe in
that
we'll have another but facts live stream continue through the summer
we have there are a couple of breaks in the summer August I have
two breaks.
I won't be here for two weeks in August and there is one break for
I guess the Fourth of July weekend but not the whole week.
And also from an hudge so summer is going to be spotty I'm just
giving you this right now. It's going to be very spotty in the
summer.
Just okay. People have other things to do we're balanced we're
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turquoise men can we refer to Christians as my brother in Christ
looked upon in them and want me No no, we're not that emotionally
keen or allocates abiqua in normal mode Minowa Aqua only the minion
our brothers and sisters not and what we need what educator when we
should again when whenever clean one or two will you
where do we stop?
was a marathon says please tell about dua tahajjud for abundance
of risk. Wake up in the middle in the last third of the night make
wudu make two rockets and do so far
J Perez, a female family member is asking how to respond to an
employee. What makes the Prophet Muhammad the best prophet.
His law is the only law that applies anymore to the rest of the
world. And his book is the only book that's preserved. And his
example is the only example that's preserved. And his example is the
most thorough example
of any Prophet. Prophet Jesus. How do I raise kids? Never had kids?
Not yet he's gonna have kids later. Oh, Prophet Jesus, how do I
raise? How do I get married? He never got married? How can he tell
you? Right?
So the Prophet, a prophet Moses, how do you be a merchant? He never
was a merchant. Right? He never was a merchant. So our Prophet did
everything in life conceivable to be done. And as general categories
like work he worked being not be a prophet, like the prophet is
always a prophet, but he lived as a regular man at some point, we
know how to live as a regular person, right? So the prophesy
salaams example covers everything his book is the only book
preserved and his examples the only example preserved
question about that. So when we say turn is mica that's when we
say the like the Sunnah of the Prophet SAW Selim. Yeah, do we
mean from birth all the way till till death? Or do we mean from
when he received revelation all the way till death? When we talk
about the Sunnah of the Prophet, it's from Bertha, which is when he
was sent. So at each 40.
Alia Mama says, you mentioned when Allah swears by something, it is
very important. What is the significance of Austin in terms of
prayer times? Are our deeds shown to Allah at all. So it is
considered the most important of the prayers to make because most
people are busy at that hour? Right?
That's what half either was Salatu was Salam ala Gustavo Seda. In her
most half she put a note was allotted last
sacred workshops had to learn how to read again, like we were
talking about the goggles, how the goggles are going to be so bad for
people no one's going to read. And if you get addicted to that at a
young age, and I can already see so naive and stupid parents giving
kids goggles at the age of five, their brain reward we so wired in
a certain way, they will never read a book. Okay. So
we,
we had just from tablets, I had to relearn how to read because I
couldn't stand reading anymore, right? I couldn't stand opening a
book and look at it for more than one minute. get what I needed and
leave. No, I had to relearn how to read. So now for the question of
the significance of salata acid is that most people are busy during
it. So that's a lot of us if it's a should be observed properly
because many people delay it. And that's one of the significance is
of swearing by us. If we interpret that as meaning salata, US
Imam, can we see a manifestation of Alana dream it is possible,
Sedna
might have been humbled, said he saw Allah's in a dream 99 times
would you take a class on Islam by a non Muslim academic, I wouldn't
take a class by a non Muslim academic, and I would consider it
even to be haram.
And I wouldn't take a class by a facet,
a heretical Muslim, or a non practicing Muslim, Islam should
only be learned from a clean heart that is practicing Islam, right?
That is known as a person of the Sunnah. That is vouched for by
other scholars, we don't take our knowledge from any of these
people, and only it only leads to more and more confusion. And at
the very least, at the very least, the academic setting is
problematic because it encourages actions separated from knowledge,
there is never going to set see, okay, well there is a saying of
the Prophet peace be upon him that you can do this, that and the
other. All right, let's stop class and let's do it, or tonight
schedule it. Let's do it, though never going to talk about that.
Whereas every class of the dean, that I've said in the shake is
encouraging action upon the dean. So this idea of separating reading
from action is a disease that will slowly settle into person's brain
and they're secularized completely.
So
we don't do it.
Before we go to Hajj and Ahmed, do we have to forgive people that Ron
does? Not necessarily? Not necessarily, right. How do you
ever know we shave himself?
I can tell you that what he said in his book is that it is
recommended to shave everything of the outer front and back and in
between because the jirsa and sweat
But and dirt collects there and it's unclean for the human being
where people have cleanliness, absolute cleanliness, all hairs of
the body can be removed, except for certain ones. Okay, so we do
keep the man's keeps his beard. And also the eyebrows have some
rules for women so that it's not like it. It's something that can
be misleading to potential suitors. But there is some room
for that even. Okay, so there's discussion on that, but otherwise,
the hairs of the body may be removed, because remember these
things collect sweat and dust and wasa.
Strangest 14 sometimes have a hard time extending mercy I see in the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam.
How do I deal with this?
And please rephrase the question, because I don't understand.
All right, let's go over to YouTube now.
How to how to get out of a rut from neglecting our ads? Why do we
neglect ODOT? We neglect our rod. Because we say so quickly, we
don't benefit anymore. And when we don't benefit, we feel like you're
wasting time. The word must be said with Hello.
And once you benefit, right, then
it's just sub sub it force yourself to do something. That's
what discipline is. How can you balance like doing the ODOT? If
you're with your family, for example, and you know, like, they
go out like, you know, you have a social family, they go out, and
you come home at like, 1am. Yeah, you know, like, how, what do you
do that? Sometimes you have to find an escape. Even from long
gatherings from seven to 1am. Not asleep. I needed an escape, you
need to go get some fresh air get away from everybody, right? is a
sham person. Listen, yes, a Shia person is a Muslim, but they have
aka beliefs that contradict what is explicitly clear in Islam,
therefore, they're in a category called Bidda Moqtada. And their
good deeds are not accepted until they fix their beliefs. Simple as
that.
Min says, Is it permissible to pray in a Christians friend's
house? Yes. Do I need her permission first? Yes, you should
get permission to do anything in the house of another person.
What's the medical opinion on drawing a person it's my crew, if
it's the entire person, it's haram. If it's the entire person,
and it's 3d like a statue, that's where it's haram. If those two two
conditions are met, it's three dimensional level. And it's the
full creation that could survive that way. That's haram, if it's
one of the two conditions is mcru. If it's neither of the two
conditions, it's hella, such as drawing a head only on a flat
piece of paper. There's no shadow, and it's not the full person
Hello.
And you would avoid it to avoid the other methods, prohibition of
it, but in the medical method, That's hella Mason. Haix, a new
Muslim joined our local new Muslim class he's covered in tattoos, and
as a professional tattoo artists, advice for keeping verse removing
tattoos and career options. If the tattoo is a blasphemy of God, it
must be removed. But if the tattoo is not a blasphemy of God, then it
doesn't have to be removed. If the tattoo is a inappropriate image,
like a naked body part or something, then it should be
covered. So for example, we had a brother he had a tattoo of a woman
that was obscene. She had to him we asked him to cover it when he
comes to the masjid because it's obscene, right? But we don't we
didn't ask him to remove it altogether. The other tattoos that
he had that were not obscene we didn't ask him to cover it. So
that's that we're going to divide tattoos into three categories, you
know, what about the cross a lot of people have to cross the cross
so it is a symbol of another religion so it should be either
removed or covered either recover it permanently, like wear a
sleeve, a Kobe Bryant type of thing, or, and some other but
someone asked, Can I do a tattoo over it? And the answer is no.
You're not going to solve a problem with another Hello. But if
he was to simply remove just like one bar so that it's not across
anymore, doesn't have to remove the whole thing. Just remove
enough that would not be across anymore.
If he has the money by the way, and if he can withstand the pain
it's extremely what he said was send the pain to get it right.
It's probably withstand the pain to remove it. What's the medical
opinion on what was that?
What's the ultimate? The answer that
a female family we answered that. Numerous some joint medical
Vijnana drawing. When did the prophets lie Selim received Naboo
age 40. Can girls pluck eyebrows? The after marriage?
Based on the sing of said
Aisha
rushydro Kabir says is saddled the Moto mid opinion of America. Yes,
praying with the arm straight down is the more timid or the mature or
the well known in the well established move to be opinion.
Minda says we answered her question turquoise sugar booty is
very respected. I really can't understand how he supported the
tyrant asset.
He simply had the position that rebellion is not allowed period.
That was his opinion. That was it.
Turn veer Patel. It's very hard for me to write a book now I have
a couple of books that have to be edited. Still, I hate the editing
process. Eminem says is it fair to say that forgiveness by Allah
means his protection from the punishment in the Afghan? Yes, but
you still have to undo the what we call what we would consider the
results of sins. So if you commit sins all the time, and you make
Toba, but there is a bad habit that developed within you, that
you will have to keep fighting against even if ALLAH forgive your
sin, but you have to fight that bad habit.
I just says how do we fear love more than we love him. Fear of
Allah is fear of losing his love. That's what the fear of Allah
truly is. And also the fear of the consequences he's created in this
world and the next, there are very bad consequences to sin sins have
sins are not created alone. Every sin is created with a consequence
that is either in the dunya, or in the era that either comes quickly
or comes later. So for example, when you when you drink alcohol,
the consequence of alcohol does not appear right away. The natural
consequence of alcohol comes the next morning when you wake up with
a headache, right? Or you wake up in jail. And so someone says, What
did you do? Oh, you hit somebody driving drunk. That's the
consequence comes later in this life before the next. What's the
consequence of heroin? We see it look at the guys that are heroin
addicts lost all their money, lost everything.
Okay. So Allah has never created any sin without a consequence.
Right away. I met a guy
in an Islamic conference. And it was one of the things I was a
youth. And he was a counselor.
By the way, don't be so up in arms, you know, so excited and
just give your kids to these Islamic conferences with the
youth. This guy was the youth counselor. He spent the entire
week telling us how he does it
was terrible. Minot North Carolina 1996. I remember because it was
like looking forward. I was really fun. He was the worst counselor
ever. I don't even know if it was true. But he did what he said was
true. What he did say was that he said there is no guilt feeling
worse than after Zina. Maybe he was trying to teach us right. But
he said, There is no feeling like you feel that there's an abyss in
your heart. Like you've fallen down an abyss inside your heart.
And you say to yourself, I'm never doing this again. Then you come
out of it, and the temptation of life and you do it again. And he
said you feel like it's maybe it was just trying to teach us
because I do remember that.
And so the consequence of Zina is right away, okay, so everything
has a consequence. So when we say fear Allah is fear the
consequences. Fear Allah is also fear, losing his reward.
vicar other than Salawat for dua to get answered, don't move away
from Salawat if you want you to answer it, keep it with Salawat
mahatmas Oh did a masters at so us maybe she took classes with
infinite bliss.
His name was Gerald talking. I think hotting Hadik, Gerald
Harding had been a bliss that goes to go on it's your alma mater.
Yeah. So
what do you think about the Imam did at Cambridge central mosque,
the Queen believes in a love visits places of worship, she's a
servant of Allah. She's not a servant of Allah in the as a
movement unless she believes in the prophets I send them but she's
a servant of Allah in the sense of she's Allah, US creature, whom
Allah is using on the earth, and I don't understand these people.
They just want to bend the dean to everything popular because the
queen had her 70th Platinum Jubilee. Now we want to make her a
movement. She doesn't want to be a moment. Why don't you leave her to
be as she wants to be? Right? It's like a dad, who like, really sees
all the kids were like, neon Jordans and buys a pair of
Jordans. Yeah. Don't, don't don't don't bend. Something so noble in
the deen. And by the way, why would you force yourself on her?
The lady herself does not want to snap she knows about it. She
doesn't want it. Right. Why would you make her movement and a
Muslim?
Everyone in that respect is a servant of Allah. They're
fulfilling Allah's Will on the earth. That doesn't mean they're
beloved by Allah Sensen says the time between Austria and Belgium
is too long during the UK summers
And you can't help to take a nap after us. You can take a nap after
salata Lawson what is mcru? Is that
the
sleeping at the end of us and waking up after the sun has set
that's what's my crew that's where the prophesy says if you wake up
and your mind is gone don't blame anyone but yourself. Okay, so
that's what's my crew so taking a nap during our time or after
Sinatra is not what's the issue. The issue was sleeping at the end
of us to the point that you wake up you sleep when the sun is up,
you wake up when the sun is down, you flipped your night and day
that's the problem Muhammad was owed but she Bashir so as my
masters had non Muslim lectures Yes, that's why you're coming to
nothing but facts to clear out all that nonsense that they taught
you. And they and I attended. I would never ever attend any of
these lectures
except hating it from top to bottom.
And hating them to
who this guy had been a bit of this Gerald swatting. Yeah. Why
Why does he do he's he's one of the worst, the worst causes of
doubt all his job is to create doubt in the Muslims.
That's all his job is. create doubt in the Muslims. You took a
class. I never took his classes, but I know all the people they
would tell me Oh, he said this. He said that and his nickname was
nibblies. Even and so us he's well known to oh, he's he's known as he
knows his name is Evelyn bliss. Yes, very proud of it. Oh, sure.
Yeah. Yep.
Nebula says what does it means? Shangela it means sadaqa give me
shaitan Allah sadaqa and when they say it in the Casa it they mean
like a dua shaitan Allah me, me give me a nice dua.
Ali says,
If you wronged someone, and you know this person won't forgive
you, but you send out a Facebook post asking all that you have
wrong to forgive you.
Me Yeah. And but if they haven't received it, then it doesn't count
as an request for forgiveness. Right.
So if you truly want forgiveness from somebody, you need to make
sure that they get the message.
She knows that. She knows that. Oh, she knows your daughter. Yeah,
she's notorious. He's notorious, please. I had a guy. He said even
at least one on saying that. This is a marriage, that the Muslims
themselves, he says say it's a dream.
And there was a Moroccan kid in this class. This kid was the son
of a blue collar restaurant owner, right? He's just like taking a
class. He was it wasn't a master's. For him. It was just
class, right? And he said, No, no, that's not true.
And he said, Well, what's your source? said that's what they said
in Sunday School happened.
Sunday school that was it?
How do you read denial? Feraud has that some people read one a day?
It says his one has to.
If the person refuses to forgive me, will I get bad karma inshallah
you won't if they refuse to forgive you. And Allah sees that
you're sincere and seeking forgiveness, Inshallah, it won't
come around to you as negative as something that no karma and Hindu
sensory karma. And what is karma in the Hindu sense, like in the
sense of, you know, if someone says karma, you don't want them to
believe that, like the short version of which is what, which is
that like, it's part of their Deen. Okay. I don't know. It's all
well, from the perspective that we say it and we mean it in their
quick language of English is what goes around comes like.
Cause and effect. What goes around comes around the province I sent
him said,
Come out to deal with today. What goes around comes around.
And literally says the circle goes around. What goes around comes
around. I'm just afraid you'd get clipped. You get clipped karma. We
have hereby declared an official rejection of karma and all under
Hindu terminologies including yoga, and all their nonsense, and
everything about them. That's the official stance of shadow monster
and Safina society.
Muhammad Daniel says, I feel so bad for some awesome wives, whose
brother don't take care of at all of their hygiene. Like their
breath has bet. Me too
shaky how to inform your wife. Inform wife of your family
relatives for half not to trust or keep distance from without
backbiting. You can tell them stay away from Uncle so and so's coming
stay away from them. Right? I'm not gonna give you details. But
all you need is to stay away from this person.
Right? This person not good. Someone says Lily sharp. Please
translate the word out. The word out of means your nakedness that
is around your private parts between your belly button and your
knees. That's the outer hedge it says to hedge June when we make
slotted Toba or slotted hedge with a specific intention to
Do we make dua as well? Of course, you're doing salah, those Salah
those prayers are followed by tau or da. They are followed by da no
doubt about that.
What helped me with O Rod was to memorize the words Yes, memorize
your own god over time the US god of a savant witness, well,
Messiah. Aisha says, should we fear Allah more than we love him?
And we answered that already.
stranger says, I see that the prophets I sell them as very
merciful, but I have a hard time internalizing that Allah is the
source of mercy. Where did the Prophet get his mercy from? The
Prophet himself? Is Allah the manifestation of Allah's mercy? is
what Allah has mercy on you is not always going to be direct. It's
going to be mercy through somebody. Allah's mercy to a baby,
does it come directly? Or does it come through the mom? Right? Allah
has protection of a baby doesn't come directly. Do you see Allah
coming and protecting a baby? Or does he send the dead, right? So
Allah sends agents to fulfill his Dharma, and the Prophet is the
greatest agent of the of Allah Rama. The Prophet himself said
that Allah said to him, oh, Muhammad, since you're so merciful
to my bed, I will give you their affair. You could control their
hisab completely on the Day of Judgment. What did the Prophet
say? And to our human being mini you're more merciful than me? No,
I will not be the judge. You're the judge. You're more merciful
than me.
Abby says what would the Shia at the time of Cena Ali be a part of
edit did not know the Shia that term at the time refer to she as
Ali meaning that was Ali sunnah. That was the correct group. The
people who supported say naughty at that time.
What is meant by solar actually? I think what it means is a general
peace treaty between people.
Which do you recommend to watch Romina soar Yes, sir. Femi Yahia
Rhodus. Ibrahim OCF.
Of the karamea Hear up.
Shifts I mean, Mohammed and Aqeedah.
He has some classes that are recorded. It's good if you want to
study formally. Nabila says excluding please excuse my
ignorance, I haven't seen anybody wear the hat style. Oh, it's about
that.
This hat was actually made. None of these coffees fit well on my
hat. So I asked a woman to make one. I need someone to make like
100
Apparently, they're hard to make because the locals that couldn't
make it the local, you know, like, DIY or trying to make your own
business seamstresses they didn't know how to make it
you
know, I just said make it long, big in the front short in the back
all right, if we love a blessing
and we are grateful for it, will Allah take it away from us? If you
are grateful Allah will not take it away from you. Unless there is
a reason that you will benefit from because Allah says whether in
Chicago formula is either gonna come if you're grateful, I'll give
you more. So therefore, we have to believe that we must believe that
we cannot believe
Mina, why would you want to be a Shafi? I see that question. I'm
going to address it right now.
Okay.
We should we we must believe in Allah's promises. Okay. So, if
you're grateful for an AMA, and that Nam is taken away, you must
believe it's a process of giving you something bigger and better.
Now, let's see what kind of nonsense Mina is bringing here. Of
course, a chef a method is wonderful, nobody disagrees. But
we are trying to produce something here where we want to get good at
two methods before we add the third, but we will add ArcView
Shafi classes right and art, but not love. And anyway she's part of
the medical class so I don't like this flip flopping back and forth.
What does she want to do?
I'm Am I allowed to follow the Shafi ruling to pray Gemma with
only women. You don't have to become fully Sheffy for that, if
you want to do that, and there's a reason for that. Fine, you can do
that and follow the Shafi opinion on that. I don't recommend that or
you could do another thing you know, you know how the Hanafi is a
medic is have women's Jamal, they gather all together. Then they
pray separately. Then they recite the UF God afterwards you know how
they recite of God afterwards? Together. So announcement before
some of God and after and in the middle everyone prays by
themselves. That's how you get a gym out of women to pray all
together without it being a gym or why the Medicare and after
Do not have Gemma for women is because Salah for them is purely
restricted to what the prophets of Sahaba Soviet did. And they never
did that. There's no record that the Soviets had that. And if there
is a record medic viewed that record that one had Hadith to be
not acceptable evidence in comparison to what he saw that
they were doing. But you don't have to fully become a chef to
take a look. So like that. If there's a reason, let's say you're
in a group, right? of 10 people, 10 women,
and you're with them for a few days.
And they're going to do that. I can understand that. Right? Every
single Sunday, you're going to be away from them. I can understand
that. Right?
But if you'd like you have an institution, and the institution
has an official mehleb Then they would do the jump out of the way I
said,
turquoise do we need to show respect to A say it because of
their lineage? Mm hmm. No, he says, if you know someone is from
Adelaide Bates, then you would naturally have some little extra
mercy and forgiveness for them and a little bit of extra love for
them because of who their grandfather is just as you would
if you proposing to a beautiful woman and you see a random person
on the street, then the princess Oh, I'm her uncle. Aren't you
gonna love him more? Because you want to get close to that woman
right?
Manuel says Can you expand on seeing a lot in a dream? No, Allah
knows best about how but we know that Imam Rama did.
I heard Sheikh Ibrahim OCFS said say Neysa will have two kids and
we'll name them Muhammad Musa. Allah knows best maybe he has a
hadith some of those videos you know some of those Hadith are like
threadbare Hadith with all due respect, but about those eco
activism and but allow them
and yes, we know that say Nisa will come back marry and fulfill
the Sunnah of marriage and children.
Sheikh qk says receiving a jelly that precedes you making dua for a
particular thing.
You just keep making the DUA anyway.
I have thoughts Allah will not give me something because you have
so many cents. Remove those thoughts. Allah does not give and
not give because of sins. If you make Toba you're good to go. And
except believe in St. Jabba
Turquoise is racism covert racism is a defect in the person
a major defect but we can't say its cover
was madaket on the arms by the Romanians and that's why he prayed
down no that's not the reason
set the reason
so if you propaganda Nimra Is it okay to listen to the Quran on
headphones while working out no Vickery. Yes Quran no Quran cannot
be while you're on working out on the treadmill and stuff like that
can women pray suddenly in the medical method? They do? Yes.
How'd you assess if we keep failing falling into a sin after
appending? How do we balance that without letting affect our
certainty of acceptance of good deeds? It's nonstop non stop Tober
that's all it is. Non stop Tober?
Also Mendes question if the entire family always prays Gemma was
women, because there's FA but she's made to be one of your
Maliki Can I go with them? Inshallah, that shouldn't be a
problem. It makes sense. You know, break up your family ways of doing
things. Okay. Yeah, that's fine. That's so not a problem.
Poor girl just wants to make the love with her mom. And make it so
difficult for but makes a lot with
will ArcView slash Safina do or have already class on an edible
Morford? Yeah, we did start it but we never finished it.
What is who? Sure it is all an honor of ALLAH SubhanA wa it's all
and fear combined and desire for Allah's reward at the same time.
If a person says jokingly, he is assimilated and another laughs at
it, is it COVID assimilation is not necessarily just a problem,
right?
Assimilation? What's the problem with that? In what kind of
assimilations?
How are we on time? What time is
314?
Is a narcissist considered a worshipper
of other than a lot? No, it's not considered shidduch. In that
respect, it's just considered a major they got a flaw in their
personality. What's the ruling on people who are born neither male
nor female?
This called it's what is a Quinta and there's two types. There's one
that has no male or female organs, and they only used to survive.
They never used to survive in the old days, because their bladder
would burst but now they do survive because of medical
advancements. Such a person chooses a gender and lives by it.
So even if they're not actually in a binary, but they must choose a
binary, they must choose one and live by it. If they have both
organs, then there's a difference of opinion how to choose. One
dominant opinion that makes sense is how they go to the bathroom. If
they go to the bathroom through their male organ, they must live
as a male
can you just as are we able to pray us? When cuz? When we visit
parents or in laws, it's if it's the home that you grew up in, then
it's considered that
you pray regularly if it's the group home that you grew up in.
Did you see that a man offered to marry Saudi men offered to marry
Amber Heard so that she can help her pay back Johnny Depp? How
stupid are we people? Seriously? How stupid I mean, I guess he's
just doing it as a stunt. He can't be serious. Right? And why would
you want her as a as a she make? Sure you hear? If you're rich and
you marry her? She's gonna frame you.
Right? Yeah.
Do we followship settings advice on their YouTube lives? I don't
know what the advice is. So I can't tell you.
Arnica says I'm finally your last student out of India.
I've recently been rediscovering Dean.
As altered my heart. I wish to study Islamically How should I go
about it?
Either one of two things. Send us an email at info at Safina
society.org. We will ask Jeff and Assad about the resources in
billards. In hint, what city in India tell us in the America? Send
us an email.
Okay.
And we'll we'll find for you the resources in India when I need to
know the city that you're in. That's number one. Number two, you
can sign up for ArcView dot o RG. And you can start taking nakita
classes there. And the fifth classes there. Why are Syrian
scholars regarded very highly, they're reputable. And they have a
history of study of of knowledge and the province I sent him said
told us foreshadowed so he will be in shamon Yemen and the light of
the say to me now where was it going? When she was pregnant the
rough Shin but at the Shem was very special. Prophet said there
will always be 40 Olia and show.
After what age must we make up Miss prayers after blue? The age
is blue if a man released *, or if a girl had her period,
that's called Blue. From that time on, we owe those prayers.
What's wrong with yoga? No, nothing wrong with yoga, but just
lumping all the Indian stuff together. Right? But stretching,
it's why don't you call stretching? Right? Because I saw
someone say, Oh, watch me do yoga. Wait waiting for something
special. You're stretching? Right?
Like I'm waiting for something like unique thing. All I'm seeing
is you stretching.
And by the way, all these hot yoga guys end up being perverts anyway,
right or wrong? There's documentaries about them. They're
all perfect anyway.
Can I make 1000s of thoughts on the profit during the day? Or does
it have to be after I start or during anytime in the day?
Anytime? How can one keep a positive outlook in a difficult
times such as getting a divorce? Worried about my future old age
being alone. Now stop that talk right now. That's the that's the
first beginning Stop, don't even say these things and start only
thinking up
a beautiful and positive future and imagining that and imprinting
it on yourself through dua nonstop and belief that Allah will will
give you this, right? So you got to stop the talk and the negative
trajectory.
by displacing it with a greater vision, what is your greater
vision for yourself? Right? You can't make dua for somebody or for
yourself for something. If you don't know what it is. You have to
have a vision in your mind. ask Allah for inspiration, get up in
the last third of the night. Oh Allah, what's my future? What's a
good future and sometimes make it so much more simple? What makes
you happy? What makes you want to get up in the morning? Right? Got
to be something. And that's what you're going to start putting as
your future. And
I always have some index cards, and I write down certain things on
those index cards and I keep that in the car every time I entered my
car. Right? I look at it right and I read it to myself, keeps my mind
focused, right? not distracted by anything else keeps my focus. And
eventually you read it so much and you make dua for it so many times
eventually Allah will give it to you.
We support your final stance of yoga pants, they're not safe.
AKA Tiktok it's all yoga pants. This is an average for made for
yoga pants. Brother asked about going to the gym I said. You have
to just be careful if we're out
was in the gym you go to the gym
can non Muslim go to Jana if they never received the message
of truth
such that they would receive it and reject it
and the message was accurate the identity of Allah the identity of
the prophets I seldom accurate that type of person
they never received the message they will all go to
how to pray so lots of hazard we have to do that because
we have to actually get the screenshot a picture and put it up
and read that teach that dog maybe tomorrow inshallah
All right, folks, we have a lot of questions here right a
lot of questions
think we have to stop them I can go on forever
best advice for duat to be achieved select Salah on the
prophets I send them and die and tahajjud and leave off since they
said no Musa have multiple wives. Yes. And there were sisters. Then
this became prohibited for us
can't have sisters
as at the same time after then yes, but at the same time No.
I have a billion thoughts flock my mind when I'm praying and I can't
focus on salah.
I would highly advise you that outside of Silla, make a lot of
remembrance of Allah and don't be on your phone too much all the
time. Because when or when we're on our phone scrolling all day.
When you get off your mind is still craving that that scroll. So
be very careful. How do scholars and students of knowledge balance
studying deen and dealing with their worldly affairs is a
question by Shockwave the new X Men
there's a time and place for everything Mmm. And it has it has
a long thing about
how do you balance your time there's a time to study there's a
time to teach, there's a time to earn money and so on. There's you
have to just make a time and place for everyone. Okay, everything.
Mr. Green, what is the ruling for people who are born we answered
that question.
What which one is better at 200, salah or da.
insula you can make dua into in sujood you make dua, and before
salami make dua
after using the bathroom says Sofia making wudu and starting
prayer when you go into the course of June it feels like Jobs came
out what do you do to do this to solve that problem? When you leave
the bathroom? You put water there on your private parts so if you
feel water later you know you put it there. That's the advice of say
Norma
or yoga pants depends.
Are all yoga poses allowed to do if your intention is to get
healthy?
Certain yoga positions should not be done in public.
Actually was a victim of this? Do you remember that? You downloaded
Tiktok for a day
I went out during COVID to eat at a halal new Halal burger place so
we went let's go support these this Palestinian Halal burger
place the seating of course is outside everything was outside
during COVID So I'm sitting there eating
now the owner says can I encourage business by taking a picture of
you? I said fine. Saying like put it on my Instagram. More customers
are coming
now what people your brother showed me later on touching right
behind me the yoga class had come outside I know exactly.
And the entire group of women were having that crazy pose all right
with their I was sick and right out. And that was um that was
behind me. I couldn't see it but that was the backgrounds right?
And he was making fun of me for that but
but not all yoga pants is yoga positions are to be done in front
of people. I have a quick word towards the
Yes. So seems like you know in Arab culture it's like kind of
regular from what I hear from like what my sister says it's like it's
regular for girls to wear like shorts and stuff around the house
but in like difficulty it's considered very like I Arabs don't
do that. Shorts and the house. Yeah. So then it's not all Arabs
not I've never seen any of that. Okay, like shorts. Yeah, not ever
seen that. So it's like a more modern like maybe eight year old
nine year old girl yeah, even like adult so this is not a thing of
Muslims. I never seen that in walking around the house. Thighs
should not be showing. Even from my head. I'm like your sisters
ants. We still don't know. So this
I thigh or like even like, like the shoulder. Right? Okay, so
question on the area? Is it sooner to wear a head covering in the
bathroom? I never heard that.
head covering in the bathroom. I've never Sheffy have a
significant Mr. Hook for them.
If legal professionals defend a criminal and helping them get a
lower sentence, is that sinful? I don't think that the idea is, if
your lawyer for a guy who's you know, he's the criminal, the idea
is to just to get you get him a fair trial. That's hard for you to
do make sure the trial is fair, let's say I know 100% He's guilty,
that does not make him guilty evidence is what makes somebody
guilty. Right? So I know he's the murderer. Fine. My belief in Him
is the murder is one thing. But the prosecutors got to provide the
evidence. And I got to challenge the prosecution to provide the
evidence. Right. If you cannot provide him as the evidence, then
he should walk.
Our belief and knowledge that he's the murderer is not
applicable at all.
If you cannot provide the evidence and the prophets, I send them new
one time that there was a woman that she committed Zina,
but he would not perform any punishment against her, because
there's no evidence, right? So there's no evidence.
I heard one person saying the non Muslim cannot go to Jannah.
Because it's in the Quran that Allah has sent messages to every
nations. Every Yes, messengers were sent to every nation but the
message did not reach every person. That's a big difference.
Okay, huge difference. For 600 years the truth was unknown. For
like from the after the time of say, Nisa, when he got corrupted
until the time of the Prophet Muhammad SAW sent him there was no
clear truth. Right? Everything was corrupted, all those people are
forgiven.
That's the WOMAC couldn't be in a Hudson Nevada SUTA is a cut
diverse.
It is a cutter universe, and that's the basis of the athlete,
nothing else? What's the best name of Allah the name that you that
you need to call upon for your situation? So if you're having
trouble having somebody yes, if you want if you have sins, you
have a food if you need recipe Arzak
What about the man of the parents of the prophets I send them the
Prophet was not born to any Mushrik
why? Because he says well it to me caramel caramel here. I was born
from the best of the best of the best. They were all the
forefathers of the Prophet, mothers and fathers were either
were honey Fs, they did not have any paganism in them.
If someone insulted Beloved Prophet, he shouldn't be punished.
Or can we forgive? If he insulted the Prophet? How could you
forgive, you have to leave it for the Prophet to forgive. It's not
up to you here and the head of that is cut.
The head of that is getting back spaced. Go and seek delete this
person. Go Go and seek your forgiveness from the prophet in
the afterlife.
All right, mom says she's got to do Iftar and she needs us a wrap
it up.
Which is a good
session. So Leon is asking about the full podcast crew. There's
literally no more time in the whole schedule. It's unbelievable.
Like literally Saturday night was like the only time and that's the
time for all family stuff, right? There's literally a whole schedule
is packed.
Okay, there's a petition going around to stop the showing of the
lady of heaven. You know who the lady of Heaven is to be honest
with you. Maybe there's something in England that's there
Oh, it's a movie and someone's acting as the prophesy sadness.
Okay, go get yourself punish them and attempt
to raise their hands and drop before salaam will prank tagit no
it draw in Salah he just do it while your hands are down.
It's Allah and English valid. No but dua insula is valid if you
don't know how to make dua in Arabic, but the salam itself must
be an Arabic because Salah is an omoide thing. And it has to be
with one language as the Prophet did it in Arabic. So just learn
Arabic.
Does that come lock in and everybody? Subhanak Allahu Mobium
they can assure you and Leila inlanta Mr. Fuller wanted to be
like we ask Allah subhanho wa Taala that he accepts this hour of
remembrance that he increases in beneficial knowledge. And I love
to Allah make us service to the OMA can make everyone here
forgiven of their sins for this attending this blessing. Hour of
remembrance and answering questions we ask Allah subhana wa
Tada to give us consistency and serving the OMA Muhammad
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam in Al Anon dua
We ask Allah to Allah to accept our dua em Wu Ji boo yah Mooji
Mooji make you mad sweet in our hearts and make the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam more beloved to us in all of creation.
We ask Allah to inspire us with the dua that he wants to answer
for us so that we can be majestic Dawa. Oh Allah we have desires and
fears and needs and once we ask Allah to Allah with full certainty
that he will answer that you answer our DUA and grant it for us
and give us signs of your Kaboul and acceptance and give us the sub
until you've given us what we are seeking in this life and in the
next and the most important of a dua is for our parents that Allah
to Allah give them hidayah give them full forgiveness and make the
last of their days the best of their days and make their ACULA
Jana without a Serb and we ask Allah subhanaw taala for hidayah
and is to karma and holding on steadfast to the Sunnah of the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam and that Allah to Allah make us
happy in this life and the next was a little low about I gotta say
the number how much while earlier Savio Salam Al hamdu Lillahi
Rabbil Alameen