Shadee Elmasry – NBF 72 Tafsir of Surah Takathur
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The speakers discuss the origins of the term "immediate" and the importance of avoiding bad behavior and following one's parents' values. They also touch on the use of AI and machine learning to solve problems, including problems with consciousness and the implementation of consciousness in movies and movies. The speakers emphasize the importance of faith and the use of the Darams as a means of acceptance and success in Islam. They also discuss the uncertainty of their plans, privacy protection, and the use of "we" in the Bible and the world.
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it's so funny, some of these
these liberals when they get involved in talking to us, right?
So she says, You don't want liberals telling Muslims what to
do. And in Liberal spaces,
she says to me back
some woman who's got a terrible
extreme, you know, this is an extreme This is the person I'm
talking to.
I mean,
I mean,
why would you put that as your profile pic?
Some regular liberal woman,
presumably Muslim should keep out of liberal spaces to trust me. We
want no part of your spaces. You will never see me at a pride
parade telling you guys to stop.
Yeah.
She said, Okay. You need to make your voices heard let people know
that Islam as an intolerant ideology opposed equality and
freedom. Alright. Twitter, idiots on Twitter.
I reply, okay, thanks for your advice on how to run my religion
we are very that I mean, why is an intolerance a thing? Like I'm not
tolerant of certain behavior? You're not tolerant of certain
behavior? You're not tolerant of Nazis. Right? We're not tolerant
of Nazis either. But you're not tolerant of Nazis. You're not
tolerant of a lot of things. All right. So why is your things your
list of intolerance is acceptable my list of intelligences or not?
Isn't it like the whole the destruction a paradox of it is
that they're intolerant of intolerance. That's it. That's the
whole paradox, your intolerance of intolerance. So
there you people could be intolerant for a lot of reasons.
Right. And it's good to praiseworthy, right?
Well, the whole thing that argues sometimes is their intolerance or
against things that are harmful, whereas our, our intolerance is is
harmful against other people's behavior. Yeah. So like if they're
intolerant against Nazis, because Nazism is harmful, yeah, if
you're, but if Muslims are intolerant against, you know,
whatever else, whatever, millions of things that you could possibly
be taught against them on the left, it's done. Were the ones
being harmed by being at work, you know, by being these are not
harmful things to Why would you be intolerant? So, their whole logic?
Yeah, so then why is it the epistemology that intellect, and
human basically
agreement or whatever? Consensus is a source of knowing good and
bad? And this book is not a source?
Right? On one hand, so is that because that's the main
difference, because we all agree, we should avoid the bad and do the
good. But what is good and bad? Who determined who determines
what's good and bad? Right? That's exactly. That's the parent. That's
the question that they know. Yeah. So they say, Well, no, we're
against system. Oh, you don't know it's gonna matter your being and
we say, Well, God's book. They say, Well, God's book isn't real.
It was remade by a man said, Okay, then. Then why is why can I use
his reason? Right? Then it's equal then. Because they're saying
reason only, right? Only intellect can tell us what's good and bad.
We said, No, God tells us good and bad. And here's his book. He said,
that book is not from God, God doesn't exist. That book is from a
man. I said, okay, then why not follow his intellect? Why if they
said, well, Muhammad wrote the Quran, okay, then why can I follow
it?
He's a man just like you're a man. Right? Because
we update our values while you still stay just stay says the same
to constitute constitutional. Well, I mean, I mean, in the span
of if we zoom out to human existence or existence in general,
according to their claims, how many years that we've been around
hundreds of 1000s of years so 1400 years is pretty updated, right?
That's very updated right?
These people
are Jana insha, Allah to Allah, if we ever earned Allah's mercy to go
into it, or to enter into it we earned by dealing with your
nonsense for how many years were walk on the earth and have to deal
with you people. So you guys are actually good, right? Because
we're gonna, if we ever earn Allah's mercy, should be hopeful
that we aren't we will, our ranks in paradise, we will be able to
say we dealt with American liberals, right, the Benissa as
they will come, we dealt with Moses, right? Say no, no, I will
say I dealt with the first with the pagans, right, the original
gen one of paganism.
say nay Rahim I dealt with Nimrod. Nimrod
said now, Isa, I dealt with the rabbi's or the Romans are
innocent. The Rabbi's are the ones who plotted everything together.
Right? We're gonna say like, Mohamed Fattah is going to say we
dealt with the Byzantines Salahuddin I dealt with the
Crusaders, we're going to say we dealt with the left.
The liberal left of the 2020s and the 20 2000s. And they're gonna be
like Subhanallah given more gentlemen.
Oh, man, I want to let these people Alright, let's look it up
here. Prince Matthew yo es Salaam aneko. That's a new greeting,
writing Salam ye Matthew.
You should reply to that woman saying that's not very tolerant or
liberal of you. You're right. That's the paradox that we're
talking about. As easy as daughter says salam aleikum, all you know
about the sister she's always on the streams. Sisters easy.
Alright, let's today we are finishing up.
Okay.
Today we are finishing up students together or we're not finishing up
like we didn't even get deep into it. So we said and have come
together which means you're constantly trying to increase and
gather more wealth until this has destroyed this has caused you to
be destroyed. Which means that
by competing with this wealth, amassing this wealth, it
distracted you from what really saves you
and that's really one of the issues of wealth even that it can
affect a Muslim. Is that it How come it's a Catholic it affects us
because by by trying to amass wealth, you left off what really
saves you. Okay, what really saves you is the moral things related to
Dean. Secondly, had desert macabre means that you collected wealth
until your grave and that's a blame because most people common
sensical you know that you're gonna die.
So why would you keep doing this until your death? What's the point
of continuing this until your death? All right. We're, by the
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So
you know that you're leaving? So at least, here's another thing,
how about enjoying your wealth. Some people amass wealth, even in
a time where they reach a point where if you were to liberally
spend your money, you couldn't spend the money you have. And yet
you're still trying to amass more. It's an addiction. So there, there
are a lot of people out there from the rich, who if they were to stop
working right now, and then pay all their expenses that all their
taxes, they would still have, and they would do anything possibly
that they wanted to do. They could not possibly spend all their money
before they die. If they die at a reasonable age of let's say
between 80 and 90, are statistically right. But they
still try to gather money, and they still work. And they still
like I was with the officer yesterday. And he was saying that
he does rounds around the bodegas, right. And he said there's a guy
he started with one bodega. Got a second bodega. Third bodega. Okay,
bodega. For those who don't know, it's like little little quickie
Mark basically sells you little things, drinks, snacks, stuff like
that. They also sell cigarettes, lottery tickets, and other things
that are obviously haram, but that's basically the bodega. So he
got one, he got a second one, he got a third one, and he just keeps
saving up every few years, get another one, save up, get another
one. He's now a multimillionaire owning tons, like dozens of
Bodegas and got throughout New Jersey.
Now the cop was saying that he has to do rounds on these areas,
because they're not safe areas. So he goes one day and he sees the
guy. He's old men now. He sees him stocking the shelves, and
charging the customers. He's like, Man, why are you still doing this?
You're the owner of like dozens of Bodegas. Why are you here?
stocking shelves? Like, are you? You're clearly not incompetent.
Because if you can own these, pay the taxes, pay all the licensing
whatever, deal with the vendors, and hire the managers, you're
clearly not incompetent. Are you trying to save money by doing the
job yourself? Rather than having someone else do it? Right? So the
guy said, Stop doing the stuff, just spend your money, right?
Enjoy this money, because you're old now. But still, it's a disease
that people have got that they have to keep,
to careful amassing money after another guy. He's from one of our
friends in Chicago. He said that his his his brother's father in
law
is also a rags to riches guy that says to them, he trains them in
business, because he's so good at business. He says to them, Do not
be like me, I have an addiction. I cannot see anything without
starting a business. Because he has the ability to fund the
capital. He knows how to run businesses, for example, you see
something like this? Like he doesn't see this and see what we
see. What do we see? A case a charger for headphones, he opens
it looks at it.
And then he picks up his phone. Hey, takes a picture. People in
China, how much can you manufacture this for?
And that goes to like Target? How much is it selling for? Right?
And then contacts someone else to start a business selling these?
Like he cannot see something without thinking that now I think
that's very good in the beginning of your life. Because you have to
make money right? But at the end of your life, you have a disease
if you haven't learned and that's what we talked about yesterday. I
must tell knifes nope enough, like, like yesterday's cut the
context of it was that yesterday we were saying that the AI is
learning to speak with emotive language. Okay.
And and, and robots are now being built with emotional face emotive
faces that evoke sympathy. It is from the ignorance of a person to
treat such an animal such a creature with sympathy.
And I'm telling you people I'm up to
set up just fix these pillows and move that st *
alright.
The movie choppy,
choppy.
I know people that almost cried and I'm telling you, you would get
emotionally attached to the
Robot, because the robot was created with emotions was made by
the people and we're allowed to say created, right? Even though
Allah is the Creator of everything, because Allah Himself
says about saving it so that you create birds, and you blow the
spirit in it, or you create the image of the bird, right? So we're
creating an image. There's no soul in these things. So that's what we
said, your your heart will eventually sympathize with
something that's not even real. You're wasting your energy. Okay?
And that's what the movie Herer is all about, right? Where you heard
about this movie a long time ago, maybe three years ago. So which is
a long time. But it's technology is probably all outdated that they
used in the movie. But is our motto is Mica.
Come close to your mic if you want to talk to?
So the idea is intellect must say to the neffs yes or no at some
point. And that's the value of luck, as often is what tells us,
you know, like, No, this sympathy is not placed here. You're wasting
your emotions. This is nothing other than a chunk of metal.
Right? This is, it's not a soul. It's not enough that you
sympathize with the problem of consciousness. Yeah, I was
hard consciousness. Like the biological there are people that
especially if you're Ultra atheist, they'll argue that your
consciousness is like, it's part of your it's like what's wired
into you? Right? It's just your brain, the neurons firing? That's
consciousness. Yeah. Because they don't want to believe in a concept
of assault. But even secular philosophies will like argue, like
one famous one in like, the recent years is John Ahrefs. Or Lau, I
believe he is he wrote a book called The mystery of
consciousness. Fantastic book, but he argues that consciousness
fundamentally must be immaterial. Thank you. That's a great point.
And one of the, if you want to go into a little bit, yeah, go ahead.
So there's a he proposes like a thought experiment, John genre.
Russia of this is, but it's like, there are many versions of this,
like the Chinese room. And the the Chinese population. It's like the
Chinese population, right? It's that idea of like, imagine the
Chinese population, you have all 1 billion people, right? Or 1.5
billion people, right? And they all each person has a flashlight,
and they turn the flashlight on and off. And this is to
communicate to the next person. Right about like, oh, do this, do
that. Do that. Like think of it. I flash a flashlight to you that
means you want to go you flashlight, a flashlight
flashlight to someone else? Okay. Right? They used to do that when
the city was in danger. I light a fire. Yes, you see my like, on the
city wall. Now you see it, you light a fire, then fire all
around? It's like a haystack. Okay, so the question that he
poses is like, is any one of these one of one of these individuals
conscious over the entire population of them.
And the example that nobody's trying to propose is that no
neuron or group of neurons can be conscious over all groups of
neurons, because then it's just then there has to be something
above, like, just the light switches on and off. Because when
neurons fundamentally are, right, they do one thing. Yes, no, yes.
No, I mean, like, this is not consciousness. Yeah, I love
another examples that he gives us, like, a V translator, right? Of
the Chinese translator, okay, so say you're sitting in a room. And
there's like, room shut box, there's only one thing that a slip
comes in, and then you have to give a slip out. Okay? Right. And
you they slip in a piece of Chinese to you. And then you go
either big dictionary of Chinese phrases. And then for each phrase
that you get, you find it in the book, and then you give a response
from from the dictionary that you're given. Yeah. Okay. And then
so you get a slip in, you write a slip, you copy from the dictionary
trends, and you slip it out. But do you ever understand? Are you
conscious of the translation that's taking place? No, you're
not? Yeah, you're just repeating. You're just repeating exactly what
you've been programmed, or you've been told to do. So like these
tries to give like these sorts of thought experiments, it'd be like,
it's fundamentally impossible that these neurons are by law, your
biology is a source of consciousness, such as
consciousness. That's a great example. And the idea though, that
this is a debatable issue for us is not debatable issue. head does
not have a soul, right? Yeah.
There should be no guilt, legal guilt, nor moral guilt, nor
spiritual guilt. If I was to take a robot, right, and remove the
head, or place it in like an incinerator, mash up the metal and
sell the metal. But we mark my word guarantee you that in the
future, there will be movements that hold these robots, that they
have to be treated with certain human rights. The age of like,
current scientists, basically is that like, they know that they
fundamentally can't make a claim about this. Yeah, like the HMI is
like there's no evidence to support this or to go
against this, like, we don't have any information about this, but
what about human? The the masses of people, the masses of people,
and this is a different story, right? Because they're convinced
of they're convinced of like, the hard. The hard consciousness is
what is the term used to explain like biological, like people that
believe that consciousness is derived from biology is the term
uses hard consciousness. This is like, this is like a very fringe
thing within like the actual scientific and philosophical
community. Here's an experiment.
You get a bunch of nice robots.
And then you have some robots speaking in a regular robotic
tone, and some speaking with, like, advanced human like tone,
which is very likely in the future if robots are able to
access YouTube, and learn from YouTube. There. That's right.
Yeah. Now green the robot. And the experimenter says to the to the to
the subject, turn the robot off, right? And he goes up to the robot
turns it off, right? And then tells another set of people turn
the robot off. And as soon as he's reaching near the robot, the robot
says, no, no, no, don't turn me off. Give me five more seconds of
life, and see if the pupil react. Right? See if there's a delay. You
do this 1000 times with one and 1000 times another guarantee. A
lot of people will be like, I feel bad doing this, and then get the
pulse of people after they hear that voice, whether they turn it
off or delay get their pulse, there must be some change in the
human being because our subconscious will react to that.
So the idea of being human and having awkward is that not all
subconscious feelings are to be obeyed. Right? Not all
subconscious feelings are to be followed. And there are sometimes
you have to save your intellect. That's enough. The lead we took
before you came here was that there are people who, because
they're capable of making money at how can work together as
they continue to make money
until death, as opposed to saying, this is enough money for me, I
should enjoy it. Now. I should use the money. What's the point of
making money? Right? If not using right or spending it? So that's
the idea? Well, they could probably argue back is that my joy
is making money, right? Running a business is my joy. Right? Then
you need to be like, we need to tell you also revelation will also
tell you some joys, that you're just because your neffs tells you
something as a joy doesn't mean it's a good joy for you. It's not
good for you, right? So what happened with the cathode is that
that at some point, making a ton of money cannot be your hub, your
hobby, right? That should not be something that takes up your your
joy should be in something else. Right? And Allah tells us ellaby
Vickery, Allah told me no clue, especially when you're getting
older. Right? You can't indulge that joy. And that's the whole
point of what Dean is, is that it's not just intellect it's
revelation,
which directs intellect over the neffs. That's what Satan m&r Best
says Northern Ireland is revelation over intellect,
dictating knifes. And some, and we don't just follow our emotions.
That's why the idea that, Oh, this is in nature. We found
homosexuality in nature. We found this in nature, we found mothers
killing its babies in nature, whatever we find in nature,
there's no difference that makes no doesn't matter to us at all.
Because we're not that we rise above human beings. I mean, well,
I mean, think about it. We rise above a lot of natural things to
natural instinct.
Any animal they have gas that's released. We don't, right? Because
of all
right orifices, source of knowledge, customs, human
customers, he's most of us, right most
human. That's an example. Someone says what's customer has no idea
what this is a customer, there's no verse and Anita says don't do
that. Right. But it's customs. What motorboat make law by or by
customs. So there's we're always contradicting our sub our
subconscious or our emotional self, or neffs, or what they would
call in their psychology their ID. Right? Yeah, right, or ego or
whatever they want to call it. Interestingly, on this point,
right. It's like even things like sloth, like during certain times,
like praying, no often discouraged. Makoto, very strongly
discouraged. Yeah. And so like, even if you have to control your
environment, even if you enjoy the taste of sloths, so much, like you
still have to follow, it's not about the enjoyment, that
experience. It's following Allah's commands, which is not
followership, also, you can't make dua.
Right, how much does Allah love dua you're not allowed to make it
and it's mcru. It's my crew to make dua after the Imam says
Hello, before he recites Fattah, he's supposed to wait for students
to wait for the next student after he's finished the sutra or if it's
a silent prayer, then you may make dua, but like dua is limited.
Quran itself, we don't reset put on Institute. So this is more the
test is not about enjoyment and not enjoyment.
It's about obedience. And what you have asked me the other day about
seeking the joy of Vicodin, the sweetness of liquor, the limit is
it is secondary to obedience. Because the joy of liquor the
sweetness of liquor, that's what Nina of the Quran may come to a
person. But he may be obligated to do something that is not joyful at
all. Right? It's like Get up, get up early and do a chore that you
have to do for your one of your dependents. For example, yeah, or
your boss asks you, I don't want to do this right? But does it make
a difference? It's obedience to Allah first, seeking happiness in
a better second. So even seeking happens a bad
after obedience, and Allah may command you to something has no
sweetness to it, say nine he was asked what's the best deed we
could do? He said, the one you hate to do, the act of obedience
that you hated. That's the best. Under on the topic of the nature,
that arguments actually been like completely misinterpreted from
historic times. Because the word nature itself is different from
like, how the like the from, like, the Middle Ages to the kind of
this the century of the Enlightenment, like the meaning
has changed over time. So when in the past people said like, the
word nature comes from the Latin word of naturo, which means and
which then comes from kanaskie, which is, which comes from
ganache. NASCO NASCO kanaskie My Latin pronunciation isn't great.
Gnosis No, no, no, no, you're not ski is like, it's like birth
reproduction. Okay.
And, and that since nature is kind of the forward moving force of
reproduction, like being productive, basically. And so
that's why say, Mother Earth, because Mother Earth is always
moving forward. Right? It's always producing things and producing
food producing plants producing people. It's always it's a force
that's constantly pushing forward. Right?
So if you read
Dante's Inferno, right, I think the in this is obviously it's
like, you know, we don't believe in this stuff. But in his book, in
the seventh level of *, he describes like, it's for the
people that commit crimes against nature. And the modern
interpretation of this would be like people that go and like cut
down trees or like, you know, like, kill and dangers destroy the
Earth. But what the people that he that he described her in that are
number one, people that that are users, right, they use Riba and
the second group that has crept are homosexuals. Why? Why are
these people committing crimes against nature? Because the
activities that they're doing fundamentally unproductive in
society? Yeah, so like homosexuals, you're using a sexual
urge, right? A natural
with no benefit. Exactly. This is supposed to be used to procreate
and create life on Earth. But you're you're now diverting that
energy
into something that's unproductive. You're not going to
lineage. Exactly. You're cutting off lineages, you're not creating
lineage.
And same thing with riba obviously, why hasn't he been
canceled? It? Well, I don't think the Christians except I don't
know, the liberals, why haven't they canceled him? As you read in
schools? Is he on syllabi in schools don't feel like in the
more liberal arts schools, they, they, they, they definitely,
people read I don't know if they read it for school, but I know a
lot of people have have canceled to not read it. Well, they're
gonna cancel them if they're going to be consistent. Got you all in
*. When they say like, seventh level, by the way, you're the
worst.
So like, when they say like, the homosexuality is a crime against
nature, people. It's not like, oh, the lines are not like, it's not
about that. Right? That's, that's not what a crime against nature is
meant to be. And that's not what the like, even the I don't think
the Christians even understand like when they their books, when
it says crimes against nature. It's not about you're going
against like the plants and the trees, and you're going again,
you're doing something. Yes, exactly. So it's everything that
that should naturally produce and does. And
the idea of the lions is that once they saw they saw a picture of two
main lions having *, but
the guy says no, in this area, the female has a mean.
There is no such thing as a lion that has, in the case of lions has
done this. There's no homosexual line. They will not do it. Right.
They physically cannot do it. The male lion will not allow another
man, male lion scratch on his back like that, and the mail will not
have it. There is no chemical attraction. It says that lion
that's on the bottom is a female. In this type of line has it mean
the females have
means
that's refuted. Yeah.
Tamara de la la him PHIPA Allah then Allah replied cannula Lacell
am Rubik Chica, right meaning Kela meaning No, Your happiness is not
going to come by amassing your wealth nor will it benefit you
anything so far to Allah moon.
Why? There's promises and threats words and where eight word of
Allah is always near fifth, if Allah promises you something good
it will always come. You will never get a
that Allah takes back his promises the way humans do. But the way
because Allah is generous is hanging in the balance when Allah
threatens you with a sentencing of a punishment that punishment is
hanging in the balance why? Because Allah subhana wa Tada says
that Allah forgives all sins except shirt. Okay? All right, as
in Allah Hey overfilled with dooba Jamia, Allah forgives all sins
except dying upon the rejection of faith. That means that his threats
are hanging in the balance he may do it and he may not do it.
so mcuh less of a challenge than it is repeated, but every
repetition in the Quran must have some subtle difference. God has in
one mocha in Wahiawa II don't badger worried threat after threat
to emphasize it. But it means you will also know the end result of
this amassment of wealth. And this Bostick one and the other. Okay,
when death occurs, you will realize it was to no avail the
hawk said callus over to alimony Annie al Cofer from McKenna Silva
tanaman Yeah, and in what we need, right? So he means here that
it's repeated twice, because it's for two separate groups, meaning
it's for the kofod first, but also the Muslims who do such behavior
to they get a share of that threat.
And the threat of the Kapha and the movement is subtly different,
in that the thread of the cafe is for an eternal punishment with the
anger of Allah to Allah, the threat to a movement is for a
temporary punishment and with the love of Allah subhana which Allah
for his Toba right a lot of Tata wants them to make tau otherwise
he would not have gifted them with the gift of Amen. So if someone
has the man but they have sins the way to them is to bring them back
into talk. So they could fulfill is to command on Iman
lie a
lie on the other hadith of none of you truly believe until means your
Eman is not complete. Your human is deficient until you do these
things.
Calello talamona In my opinion, look, Nate if you only have
knowledge of it if you had a million certainty, based upon
knowledge, okay. Alemania opinion and falafel in Italy have been co
de la la who will LA who will happily opinion. So the connection
of knowledge to your pain is this is a low talamona alemannia
tienen. So if you had certainty that is based upon knowledge,
because there's certainty that is not based upon knowledge, right?
And that certainty is weak. Someone said I'm absolutely
certain What's your basis of your certainty in emotion? The best way
to to answer people who are ignorant and the sign of the
ignorant is he places Yaqeen where there is no evidence. Yeah, that's
a sign of the ignorant. That's why I love called Alemania team. Can
you prove it? Okay, I just had a debate with somebody on was really
much of a debate. I was just
asking him his opinion on things because I found it sort of to be
honest with you. Interesting slash entertaining. It's only Why are
you promoting Hajj? What had just haram?
I only answered with questions how just haram? He said yes, because
they were requiring the COVID vaccine. And there are fatwah
saying that you're not allowed to require the COVID vaccine. So I
said, okay, even if someone believed as a as a law, that it
was forbidden to require another Muslim to take a shot.
What does that have to do with Hutch? Well, he said because
because they required it, making Hajj itself becomes haram.
So you say it's required for hydro just to require in general,
there's federal that requiring people to take a vaccine is haram
period. Yeah. You just have to make it a requirement. That's a
federal that was not a rule. It's just a factual right. So you say
because so I said, Brother, the meningitis vaccine has been
required for ages.
Right. And the scholars still go, he said, there's a
differences and what's the difference? COVID doesn't exist. I
said, Okay.
Done with this conversation, right? I mean, I'm sure he's a
good brother and everything. But so no one wants to believe me. He
says, maybe because you don't have evidence. Have you brought
evidence, right? Use evidence. So l gehele. And it's not to call
this brother Jahad. Because I have personally done he's a good Muslim
brother. But one of the signs of jihad, and you'll see it amongst
ignorant people is taking, like putting my heart and soul in
something, there's no evidence, there's no basis. And that's what
the job will do. And that's why they get disappointed so badly.
And their faith shatters, it doesn't have to be in a snap could
be in anything. Like you put so much into emotion, and in your
life, into an idea or into a concept that it is not even, you
know, has no basis. So that's so when it's over 80 million, that
our European and Allah subhanaw taala has to be based upon
knowledge. And the knowledge that Allah speaks of in the phrase, am
Alia clean is the knowledge that that we read, that we hear from
you, and scholars and it's transmitted knowledge. Okay study
of Quran study of Hadith, why this deen is true. That's called Alien
yaki. Until your mind says, there's no other way out of
existence, explaining our existence, it is necessary to
believe in an unseen or in a creator, that is outside the laws
of the universe, that is, I should say, transcended beyond the laws
of the universe, because the laws of the universe came into being,
they didn't always exist, they came into me, What's the proof of
that? The fruit of that is that the material of which the laws
act, came into existence, they didn't exist forever. So if the
material itself did not exist forever, the law can exist
forever. Right? The law of nature cannot exist forever. So we know
that, therefore there must be a Creator, that that exists,
transcendent beyond the laws of the universe. And then you look
into the life of the prophet Sallallahu, it was unknown, until
you conclude he's a true messenger, because his prophecies
are real, His prophecies are correct. Right? On top of that,
is his revelation when you have a person, neither Is he insane. Nor
was he a poet, nor was he a researcher, where did you get this
information from? The knowledge that he brought, so Allah says it
must have come from an outside source, no education,
right high level of education in Mecca.
Prophet is known never to have read a book, he never cracked a
book, he never attended lectures, if he attended lectures, when he
gives lectures, right before the age of 40. He'd never done
lectures, you can't have somebody attend lectures, learn, have a
skill and not manifest that skill. If you have knowledge on
something, this is one of the things it is almost impossible to
have knowledge on something and not release it. Because knowledge
itself, if you notice knowledge itself, it's it's it's an IT
bottles up and it's going to explode until you release it.
Allah has created knowledge that way. It's that's why secrets are
really hard to keep. And some people even say they're unhealthy,
right? It's unhealthy to have. That's why a lot of sinful
addictions. One of the reasons this is really bad for your your
physical health, even not just your mental health and emotional
health, because you keep it a secret, you're harboring a secret
about yourself, right? So, so it's impossible to have all this
knowledge and not say anything, right? And then suddenly, after
basically a man is totally we know everything about the character and
about the main skills and qualities of a man. By the by the
time he's 40, right? And we have there's zero evidence or record or
anytime that the Prophet gave speeches, spoke of knowledge,
right? Game guidance, made moves in society, zero never did it,
then all of a sudden it turns on, and it turns on in such a way that
he refuses to stop.
Like, if you did something for the first time at the age of 40.
no prior history, chances are at first obstacle, you would stop,
you would think twice about this, right? You wouldn't have the
sudden persistence,
right? The persistence that or a level of persistence that would be
like revealed, like the level of a veteran, businessman or a veteran
athlete, someone who's been doing this for years, and has quit come
back quit combat. So all of that you'd have certain knowledge that
Muhammad Sallallahu it was some of them. This is historical
individual is a Prophet from Allah. So you bought that and
that's Illuminati. Yeah. So can someone go from identity Athene?
Like meaning they see the physical world around us is like signs of
Have Allah right and they can they go from idea directly to
unhelpful, yucky.
Okay, so I had Millea pain is taking transmitted evidence,
studying it with our brains and coming to a conclusion. This is
Huck and believing it because the rational knowledge, rational
approach to things is like sticking a massive one of these
humongous screws and screwing cement into the earth, right? It's
never going to come out like that. Then I Inelia teen is when you
start seeing the promises and the fruits of this faith. So if Allah
subhanaw taala gives you a promise, and says whoever utters
is too far so that Allah will bless him with risk and with
children to say, Okay, well, I didn't mean to clean tells me this
book is true. Now that I haven't seen these promises happen, let me
know try it.
With faith, I know this is gonna work. So make a stuff out of so
far so far. All of a sudden, my life, my financial life, before so
far, and after so far, is night and day. So I now have seen the
Promise of Allah come true. Right? That's it. I've seen it come true,
right? That is now a deeper level than LMNOP. Many, many, many
Muslims exist at that level without the end mill up. Many,
many grandmas, grandfather's village villagers. If you ask
them, what's the proof that you follow this Deen, they will
immediately point to the fact that
oh, the promises of Allah OSHA, I made dua and I received the
answer, right? They seem to always go to that. And they cannot put a
pen to paper of lightstrip. Right. That's the common was. And then
hopefully, again, when you're like a walking reality of this team,
it's happily happy. So as Ali said, it's almost like hearing
about a fire, seeing the fire and then feeling the heat of the fire.
That's what it is and, and because the signs of Allah Tala are always
manifesting in life coming about the old common Muslim, that did
not study the deen. They had deep Eman because one of the is seen
death. How many people witnessing the death of elder of an elder and
seeing that elder
going to a type of state that indicates the truth of the
promises of the D, such as claiming to see
happen, it happens a lot. And these don't have to be all their
regular Muslims but between themselves and Allah, they clean
their heart, and Allah loved them. Right. So at their death, the
family around them, they saw comments for this person got cut
on matches, not just on some big turban and making claims that he's
a Sufi, no, all these regular Muslims. So a lot of a lot of the
common Muslims, their Eman is based upon that. That witnessing
we saw ourselves right, straight witnessing. But ultimately again,
it's also important because philosophers can play tricks with
you.
And shaytaan can play tricks with you. And you have we all have a
Satan that's connected to us. That is called our
Green Party meaning he's with you all the time. His job is to make
you doubt even committing sins is only the precursor to that.
committing sins is almost like making you fog up your windshield.
What he really wants to do is to crash the car. So fogging up the
windshields or muddying up the windshield is only a precursor to
that, but it's weak because you could just turn the the frost the
defrost on, you could just turn on the the the wipers you turn the
wipers on, right, that's Toba, I turned the wipers on the defrost.
I can see no matter how many times if I send if my wipers are gone.
I'm still good. I'm making Toba I'm still good. His real job is to
make him doubt the truth. So this is the importance of the phrase
ultimately opinion having knowledge
Goloka not to have data and Ill Melia clean and yet Allah and
Allah bear it to hooba the note and he's saying that, in specific
the element the opinion that a person should have is to know that
is the point of resurrection. So it's not the point simply just
Islam is true. It's the emphasis of resurrection.
Emphasis of resurrection. All right.
naturalistic fallacy saris a souffle, he says, a point which I
love, which we should emphasize all the way all the time. The
naturalistic fallacy
was what they always use.
By the atheists just because something is a certain way doesn't
mean it has to be that way.
So it's as if what atheists use as their their default is that the
way that nature is it's as if it's a default that has existed like
that forever. We said there is no default for law wanted this the
sky and space for us to see to be white could have been white. If
the sun to shine Black could have shined black. Right the sun could
have released blackness and the natural space of the earth like
when you look into outer space could have been white and the moon
could have been orange.
Anything could have been could have been in any way shape and
form. Right so their thing is that it's Aristotle basically this
dunya this world is wedge available jute it has to be like
this, it's always like this. We say wedge but it would do doesn't
necessarily exist in like this. We say Allah is wedge between Jude
and and the earth as we know it the universe as we know it is only
the way it is because Allah wanted that way. It could have been a
million different ways.
Next letter, a wonderful Jehane.
You will see Elijah Haim and here,
Cadenza saying that when we talk about Yaqeen, it is the opinion of
the resurrection. And that yuckiness of the death and
resurrection is the great reliever of anxieties. It's a great
reliever of anxieties, because things are not always going to be
the way we want them to be. And we get to say about that, at the very
least, had to do on your short, right. If things don't go my way,
well, it's short anyway. You try to make things go your way. And
Allah encourages us do Ah, don't stop, keep going. But if it
doesn't go my way, it's a short life. We're all good. It's gonna
pass through. And that's what I want to know Him. And it is true,
we will all see Joe Haim. How will we all see it because we have to
pass over the bridge.
Part of the phases of the Day of Judgment is a setup, we pass over
the bridge. And under that bridge is the hellfire. If you pass over
it, you'll never enter hellfire. Right? Well, I should make a
comment that if you pass over it, you will not enter Hellfire
eternally because the Muqdadiyah in our religion, those who have
innovated in the beliefs and they've rejected explicit verses.
We call them Octavia. They pass their slots if they were pious.
They were pious, but they're innovators, right? So we the
hadith is admitting their existence. And he's an innovator
and his crit, but he's pies. He prayed any fast and he avoided
Zina. He passes the Sirat.
When he arrives at the fountain of the messengers of Allah when he
was on
the angels say not that not him
for in the whole cut but dunno of a year he altered the scene after
you. Okay? Now the prophesy Selim doesn't know that.
Now we say wait a second, don't we say that the prophet that the
prophet is showing our deeds the OMA or our danger zone to the
messenger? It's a hadith. Yes. Which that goes to show once
someone has entered bidder. They're not received they don't
receive that honor. There is an honor that our deeds are shown to
the Prophet. Why is that because the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam said, in which at the higher and Hammett Allah were in
widget Aveda that is to refer to that.
If I see good I think Allah if I see other than that, I seek a
stick fought for you. So that once we have parted from his sunnah in
beliefs, then we are no longer afforded his so far. So that's
mean la vida. They don't have the honor that their deeds are shown
to the prophets of Allah when he was one of them. Otherwise, you
would have known I know you're shocked at it because I've seen
your deeds. So then
he then says, gut, or the other interpretation is yes, the
prophets lie Selim is only is to fight us for for the people of his
sunnah.
But he does have a knowledge without making it so far of
accurate bidder, and that the statement of the mullah ICA is not
reflective of it's almost as if saying you don't know, as like,
rhetorically like you don't know how bad not you don't literally
don't know, you don't know how bad they've changed things afterwards.
So and Allah knows best what is the correct interpretation, but
that's the and then the prophesy seven said First off benefits
often for Sokka. Now you have the messenger of mercy. Paradise is
behind him. Hellfire is in front of him. And he's saying go away
from me away where there's no neutral site. It's heaven or *,
hence, and Muqdadiyah are past the bridge, but then they're sent
back. Right, and they will be punished for a period of time. But
we also do not believe that the men, the one who believes that
Allah and His messenger and the kaffir cannot be the same. So the
Moqtada eventually one as the she'll say, one day in an
eternity, right meaning after a long period of punishment that
they receive for Bidda
Then, and we're not we're talking about the bidder of aka at beliefs
not the bit of action bit of actions is since considered since
the beta of actions which we should fight but there's since the
bid of aka of beliefs altering the beliefs of Islam right, then at
that point
it's
one day in eternity there'll be removed, but they will be punished
in the hellfire. Right. So
that's the extreme danger of messing around with our feeder.
Right? And that's why, if you have your right Arpita deeds can always
be fixed. If you have the wrong Arpita right deeds don't matter.
Your deeds are not going to get you anywhere.
So that's why studying update is the most important thing.
So you are see the monitor owner I entered your letter I wanna I
enter your PIN, then he points to finally a pin. Okay. You're going
to know about the hellfire, you're going to see with your own two
eyes, thermometers, Elena, Yama is an island name, then you will be
asked about the name mocha tell says kuffaar Maccha, Candleford,
dunya, filopodia, nema kufr they're in benefit, and they're in
blessing. So what does this tell us? Just because you're rich and
successful doesn't mean you're right about things, you can be
totally wrong about things. Okay, so
God bless America, we're number one. This is the Protestant myth
that if God loves someone who makes them rich, it's like one of
the strands of Protestantism. And the sociologist talks about why
did America succeed? They said, the Protestant Ethic.
And that, if God loves you, He makes you rich. If you love God
work hard, right? Save your money, stuff like that. So that ended up
with a concept of looking down on the poor. Right? And that's not
right. For question. Related to this, we have a concept in our
Dean of like, the continuity of the dean, like through you your
lineage like your, your, your kids, your grandkids, or your
great grandkids, like this, this is a sign of like, acceptance.
100%
continuity of, of a man in your lineage is one of the greatest
gifts that are lucky to give people know, and it's mentioned
that
by m&r Bess that the dua of a person will go down will hover
over seven generations. So that if you have one righteous person, not
necessarily the next generation will be as enthusiastic about the
truth as he is,
doesn't necessarily mean the second, but within second, third,
fourth, up to the seventh, that dua will land upon somebody, and
he will be a light for that for that lineage. So it's almost like
a rope, like a cord, one of those Christmas lights, right? And it
lights up minimum, every seven generations, right. And that's why
the lineages of Sahaba still exists until today, you don't
think they may draw for their lineage. And each of the prophesy
suddenly exists. And a good lineage will have Islam pop up.
Every once in a while. Even I believe, and Allah knows best. A
lot of the people who entered Islam,
Americans, maybe their forefathers were slaves, and made to offer
them, like why them and not others? It could be who knows,
right? That?
I mean, it's very clearly it popped up in one population, not
another, like, Why didn't it pop up in an Irish? Why the Irish were
a sub, you know, culture that was not necessarily welcomed at the
table. They were poor. Of course, they didn't weren't treated like
slaves. But why don't we see this burst of Islam amongst the Irish?
Why do we see that amongst African Americans? And we know that 20% of
those slaves about one and five was a Muslim. So we shouldn't
surprise us that eventually Islam will pop up. And these lineages
come back. And people don't realize it seven generations ago.
Yeah, is quite a long time ago, a long time. And it's the scary
thing about life is that we're forgotten so quickly. Like, who
here knows anything about the great grandmother? Oh, let me ask
you this. Do you have a single grandparent that you know nothing
about?
Like we have, everyone's got four grandparents. Guaranteed. There's
one of them, at least you know nothing about so the point that
sometimes you have to try to think what's their name? Right. Like,
and this is before pictures, you truly know nothing about them.
It's funny actually try. Try looking at like asking my
grandparents
and my parents and stuff. And they surprisingly don't have much. Like
even about like, like, for example, my parents, their
grandparents, yeah. Which would be my great grandparents.
Even they don't, they don't
No, like, knees and stuff like that. Yeah, like from time to
time. Like I could never ever I totally talked talked about this
with you before, like about knowing how I how I knew that I
had like,
like more selfish lineage. Yeah, cuz we came here we weren't
really? Yeah.
But I realized later when we did that close to the border, yeah.
Remember that night we did see that one of the whole thing like
over a course of an hour and change. And I had recorded some of
it. So I showed it to my mom and mom said, Oh, my grandfather used
to do this.
And I said, Wow.
So it pops up.
Once a week, you guys, we bought this home, and he just hired to do
this entire webinar for an hour. So I think it's all I know. And I
tried to like, find more about it. Think how freaky This is. Right?
Like you have a Sunday we both have son's name you. Can you
imagine? Like they're on a 50 years from now. Our sons will be
debts. Right? The older debts to be in the middle of their dad
life. So they're gonna have kids running around.
Now this kid that you raised, and you know everything about and you
change your diaper. And you and your kid are like this right? Can
you know, imagine that his kids don't even know who you are? Yeah,
I mean, how? So? If my own flesh and blood is gonna forget about
me? Who's gonna care about? Who's gonna care about me? All right,
SubhanAllah. That, if that's the case of what this head to dunya
is, then what's the point of it? If your own closest people to us
have forgotten about you, and you live with your parents for so
long? How many times? Does your parents talk about their parents?
It's not going to be like a regular thing. This goes to prove
that head to dunya people are worried about what's in front of
them at this moment. Not necessarily because they want to
because they have to write, they're worried about this moment
in time. Okay. And they forget about everything else. So if had
to dunya this world that we're living in is going to Kiss Me
Goodbye that quickly. Right? Why am I investing so much in it? And
truly the only ones who are remembered are the ones Allah has
put the cobalt in their hearts. Right? So and they're not
remembered by their family. I wonder if, let's say the lineage
of Abu Hanifa where it is, but I'm sure that guarantee the bulk of
people will remember him and love him. Not from his family. Right.
So
crazy. Oh, sorry. Yeah. One add on to that. Is it kind of broad like
can this more broadly be applied to movements? And like, Oh,
totally. Yeah, totally. So in Teddy, I remember a lecture that
have you I'm gonna give. He said this we have been chef a
practicing the Sunnah. Since al Maharaja might have an ASA. That's
the first one who came in. He bought the mantle of a chef with
him. And he bought like Elma and Asuna with him. Okay. And then for
ki macadam, the scholar they call the the first teacher, basically,
first scholar amongst them. He came a little a couple generations
later, he's Mohammed Bin Ali Balawi. And he brought the books
because he said, we're we're chef aka ash, Arya and Roselli.
They've had that for 1000 years, right? 1000 years that has been
what's education, what education is, you memorize the Quran, you
have Majelis of Hadith. They have Majelis where they read all that
just read through Hadith. And they are FIP is sheffey. There, aka
Yoda is on abolhassan lashari. And there are two solos from because
Eddie. So he said that
this ad in came does he does you they call the zoo. They came. They
lasted eight years they left this year, this year of the north of
Santa. He said Then came the Marxists in the next generation
they came and they left and the salvia came, they came rumbled
make some trouble and gone
out every group comes in causes some trouble out comes in out.
Right? And when we look at this, right, which is sign of falsehood
is that you come in Make some noise you leave.
It's amazing that
falsehood removes false it is not just that truth removes falsehood,
right? So truth removes falsehood, but falsehood also removes
falsehood. So first gen What did they call it first wave feminism.
Where's it? It's gone? It's laughter second wave feminism got
third wave. It one relieves the other. And then transgenderism
removes all of them. It really negates. It does, right. So
because if you can't even define, you know, what the gender you're
talking about is what is the feminine you can't even define
anymore because of transgenderism. It's it was it was generals don't
exist, and then transgenderism. Okay, gender roles do exist. It
depends on what gender you identify as a gender itself.
Like that broken it up, blew it up. So it's not just that truth
removes falsehood, falsehood removes falsehood. So we don't
have to even do half the work, right? So Subhanallah, that all of
these movements come and go, there will never now that the basic
ethos of Marxism does exist, the idea that it's the victim group,
and the know, in his context, it was financial, and it was
controlling the means of production, if you can just
transfer that same paradigm to everything else, right. So that
paradigm does exist, but in his context, doesn't exist. Right. No
one's going to try to experiment of the Soviet Union, you expect us
tried to experiment after World War Two, right? Maybe before that
slightly before World War Two, actually, between the world wars.
You tried that experiment by 1990, you were out the window. No one's
going to try this experiment again. Because it's such a massive
scale. And you did have massive feats. So if that failed, nothing
will ever work again, the prophesy sevens, the Persians, the
Persians, czars and stuff or whatever they call them.
Once he goes down, and never be another one, and he said the
Byzantine when they go down, there will never be another one. Right?
So they come and they go, but you look at who's upholding the dean
of the you know, the Akita of Islam is upheld everywhere you go,
right? State or no state? Actually, we prefer this
experiment of no state to see if this is genuinely upheld by
humans, by people, or is it only a state sponsored thing? So that's
what I'm saying is always Islamic State. If you're so good, why
don't you ever go? This is by Allah's design, to prove to the
world to demonstration, we will uphold it with obviously, because
genuinely in our hearts, I think, share in what it is the notes and
translators blog you wrote, about, like us, like one of the silver
linings of the fall of the Ottoman Empire, is the fact that the
hearts of the West have been opened up to Islam. Because if the
Ottoman Empire still existed, like this host, it gets that's true.
It's a thing of the East. This is just Muslim things. But now it's
established transformed to be a more universal thing. I know the
hearts of the West. So even after 911 the mascot like people
converted and mass and and even now like it's incredible seeing
the influx of people towards this stuff. Yeah. And it's like there's
no seriously organized out. That's exactly.
That's a further proof.
All right, they never they didn't give sugar to the NEMA. You are
the owner Alla Turca Shakur says it has an anonymous oath. He
narrates a hadith. He says Latos law Neoma 1009 means LM newsa. The
basis of NEMA is security from your home being broken down into
property rights and security and to have health which includes food
because you can't have health without food. Right. But health is
broader than food. You could have a lot of food but you don't have
health. So if your body's healthy, and you feel secure in your home,
realize that this is a major now major blessing. And in order for
this blessing to be revived, that Allah Tada has always created in
the earth or allowed from the earth. That a wars and sickness
and plagues and famines always exists on the earth so that you
know what the contrast you can see the contrast of your namah with
there now.
Why don't I have a bucket of nebula Haytham turabi Okay, and he
lists a number of SNES and dilemna Lada and the hawk and
Ashley Carla similar to Abba Herrera Cole Carla Rasulullah
sallallahu in a Willa may use alone. Yo Ma Pa, Marathi Mina,
Naomi and you call LM no Sahadi smack didn't we make your body
sounds when nota wiki? No Do we have Mad Men and metal beds and
give you cold water so that your your tool is working? Why don't
you travel from point A to point B didn't and your your car work?
Does the guesswork does the brake work? Do you have gasoline? The
Why didn't you want to travel from point A to point B doesn't make a
difference now, what you're driving if your body works? Tell
us why don't you do anything?
He gives us a lot of their long Senate to a head either. Ebihara
Carranza Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, he said it in
life, would you fear he went out in an hour, he never goes out in.
Well, no Kofi had people were not used to seeing him outside that
house. But Abubaker was there. And he says, on the profit side, some
Allahu alayhi wa sallam said yeah, I've got two major epic, what
brings you out at this hour?
He said, I came out to see the messenger of allah sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam, and to look at his face, and to say salaam to
Him, FOLLOW ME Alberth and
Yeah, Omar, he didn't wait too long until lo and behold say
normal comes out. He says, Oh my What Why do you come out at this
hour? He says hunger O Messenger of Allah. Okay? late in the night.
Passengers of Allahu alayhi wa sallam said and I also have hunger
from Taku elements in Erbil. Haytham. So they went to a man
named Edward Haytham who was accustomed to having people at
this hour. Okay, and he was he had a lot of nothing.
He had a lot of
palm trees, and he had a lot of
animals. So animals produce milk, right? Well, let me I could locate
them, but he didn't have servants. So no one was there. So he went to
the farm. No servants were there for let me actually do. All right,
so but they saw his wife.
They said, where's our companion? Where's this man? Got his man his
name is?
We said,
Edward Haytham. Where is that motif? She said in Talak Leah's
dad Lennon met he wants to go get water Philomela Bethel and
journal, Haytham.
He they waited a little bit. Haytham comes in with water. And
they and he placed it down so much that he doesn't Rasulullah
sallallahu Sallam we have DBB Omi and immediately he went straight
to the prophets of Allah what He was selling them there. Then he
took them all to the garden. And he put out a map on which he puts
the food beside been good for mandala aka Illa nakliye. He and
he went to the trees and he bought branches full of fruits. And then
he put it down prom dates. F Allah Tenochtitlan, Emma Ruth batin
we're Busara fucka rasool Allah in the in the prophesy seven said,
What would you get us this or that? He said O messenger of allah
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam for you to choose? Right from it.
He said I want you to choose. So he brought them what they wanted
and they ate from it and they drank from the water. Then the
prophets of Allah when he was salam says her they were letting
fcbd He made a name Allah de tous Aluna and Yama, Yama, this few
dates and cool water is what we will be asked about on the Day of
Judgment. Okay, shade from a village Barrett cool shade, rota
time. All right. Dates, rota visits as a phase of the day. It's
the early phase of the day. Okay. If I'm not mistaken, I'm not I'm
not strong on my date science. I should probably get there. But
good dates and cool water. I will hate them went to make food. Now,
by the way, I had said and he they earlier mentioned an hour that the
Prophet was not used to going out. I'm actually think that it's the
height of the day, not the middle of the night, the height of the
day, I think.
And then, and then he went and he slaughtered for them. Okay, and he
brought any cooked food, and he and they ate the food. So imagine
that. That's like an hour process. The slaughter an animal skin, the
animal, take the guts out, cut the animal up. It's a big deal. What a
headache. We do it on eat. And we're like, how long does this
take care? Right? You go to the farm on aid. And you watch these
guys, by the way, this these guys, there was this group from Ghana.
They were so good at it. The guy did it with a kitchen knife. he
slaughtered a goat or a sheep and it was a sheep it was a sheep he
slaughtered with it with a bigger knife. Then they hung the sheep up
upside down and then all the blood drains and sometimes they dig a
hole that the blood would drain there. But after the slaughter on
the ground, there's a hole to collect the blood
after the main blood is out, then they hang it upside down for the
other blood to come out to come down. And then literally he took a
kitchen knife steak knife. And like a priest, he must have done
this dozens of times. He cuts at one level of the skin right and
then
just folded right off right you ever get from the laundromat and
there's a piece of plastic covering your garment. Just rip it
out. That's how he ripped the skin. He ripped it in such a way
that it can be used as a rook, right? Of course you're gonna have
to cut again around the head. Right? And so you can use it as a
skin he cut it that way. And then I saw him going about cutting up
this piece of this animal first thing took out the organs, certain
organs, you want them and certain certain ones, you know, right? So
he cuts open this part of the animal and he's takes out the
organs
I'm telling you the intestine you think the intestines is gross,
glistening?
The intestines and then there was a Moroccan woman are you want
that?
Is that alright? It's yours, right? And she she went took these
these intestines and then she said now I'm watching her now she cuts
the intestines good in certain parts then she takes all those
parts each part maybe this long and she empties the intestine
right now don't think that some nasty gross smelling stuff came
out no then adjusted the defecation and the urine of like
goats and sheep. It's not that bad. And it's not just it's not
even notice, right? It's just like, hey, right, like mashed up.
It doesn't even smell that bad. Alright, so the intestines of meat
eaters is what smells bad, right? Like dog and cat and test
defecation is far worse because they they have their body is
different. So she sits there, and she empties out the intestines
like a hose. Right? And I'm telling you the intestines
glistening. This was amazing. She then takes a hose puts it inside
the intestine, it turns the hose on. And each intestine that she
got would get completely washed out with the hose water. What was
left was like a nice crisp package, basically. And you could
use that for sausages. Right? And what the Egyptians do is they'll
take that piece, they'll stuff it with me and rice, right? So my
favorite Egyptian Yes, but here's the key. You leave some at the
edges and you tie big knots not after not after not and they have
too thick knots of intestine knotted up, then you deep fry that
and that those edges are the best, right?
You want those crispy, but when I go to my family, I just go around
eating the edge.
I just eat that just you guys eat the middle stuff. But that's the
original hotdog. Right? So this guy did it with such precision. He
really did it in maybe like 20 minutes. And then you have to lay
now you have the animal hollow on the inside. And now you take the
bigger knife for now the bigger knife and that's when you start
chopping it up.
So the idea that the slaughter can be done under an hour as possible.
Right it's possible to slaughter from start to finish that animal
was walking. Now it's it's it's it's been slaughtered, chopped up.
And it's cooked. It could take an hour, right? Which is not a
terribly amount terrible amount of time. And then they usually their
spicing is so basic salt. That's it. So right and maybe some olive
oil. How is that fresh, you don't even need that much. And when is
that when it's fresh, it has its own taste to it. That's what the
old the old days. They don't know the name of that they had, like,
all their food is fresh. Like you lived on a farm and you wish
technology would come around, right? You don't know technology's
going to displace this wonderful thing that you're eating. Like the
apples are always good. There's no such thing as like a bad apple,
right? Everything is beautiful, right? I'm sure there was some
what they call misfits things that didn't grow up perfectly. Anyway.
So
back to this hadith, okay.
That the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam says this is the name so
he slaughtered the animal. And the prophesy says don't have a
servant. Like you have a huge farm. No employees are the
messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, he says if we bring you
someone, right
we'll give it to you. If we get anything helpful give you
facts to know the use of Allahu alayhi wa sallam did not say any
Lacey ma herself then he bought okay. Now the Arabs they consider
the best part of the meal the head because the meat is softest inside
the face. Because there was a move all the other meat moves.
He said pick one of
the enemy Allah suddenly forgot in Mr. Sharma Chairman could have a
Neeraj. Oh, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. Sorry. I Miss Miss target.
Not head of an animal. So he's talking later now. Not right not
in not in we're not in this sitting right now. Prisoners, two
prisoners of war were brought.
And the province I sent him you choose? Said choose one to be your
servant. 70 meaning prisoner. So the problem the man said, omens
are you choose from?
So the prophesy said no. Mr. Sharma. What determine though if
you're asking advice for someone that's a trust. You have to give
him the right advice. can't betray them. He said take this prisoner
of war. Because he prays. He prays right so maybe the prisoner of war
became Muslim. Okay.
Could have any right to use Ali? is still CBE. meroofer be good to
him. Okay.
From Tala kabhi, I will Haytham elaborative. Bara he went and told
his wife the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa salam has given us this
servant slave man to be bailiff female caller Illa and tautoko.
His wife said, the prophesy centum said Be good to him.
She said
the greatest goodness is to free him. Otherwise you haven't
fulfilled the Prophet saying be good to go.
Alright, he said, you're free.
You're free because it promises to be good to this the best goodness
for God enemies of Allah when he was settling in Allah it's about
to go to Ireland, Lamia bath and Abbey and Wella Khalifa Illa Willa
who the planet 10 McDonough Moodle who build model within have one in
Mocha?
He said no, no prophet or Khalifa has been given with except two
sides one side he commands right and forbids wrong will be Ivana
let at Lu Illa Kabbalah woman Jakob akana to sue for Cochlear.
Right and whoever and another batana
I don't want to translate it incorrectly but he says whoever
avoids evil will be protected from all harm Okay, so that's an
interesting hadith of Ebola hate them and his food his slaughtering
and receiving slaves as prisoner of war.
How are we doing on time?
Right what's what's status
All right.
We're almost we only have two more narrations what oh,
what do we I need my best and Karla and now amo sets it up. Then
What a smell will absorb your bodies. Your limbs are healthy.
Your eyes and you're here you're hearing and you're seeing is
healthy. Yes. And Allah be yes. And Allahu La vida. Famous damn
Aloha, Allah s What did you do with it? Okay, Allah says and do
not take a stance when I tactful don't take a position met a
celebrity and what you don't know about okay, in the summer with
Massaro flat Goodwin I can can I know my schooler you're hearing
you're seeing in your heart you will be asked about this, this is
also the verse of epistemology.
I am here means certainty. So what can I be certain about transmitted
knowledge?
Good demonstrable knowledge and rational knowledge. Okay, the
forehead here being the Arabs always mixed between the heart and
the intellect is one okay. So certainty can be attained only by
transmission observation, slash demonstration and reason. Okay.
And the Quran of course comes by transmission. belief in Allah is
by reason. So, in sad it the belief in a creator is by often he
doesn't need transmission, negation of paganism. By awkward,
it doesn't need a transmission. So you see a Hindu worshipping a god,
okay, and say, Oh, he never received a transmission. He's
never receiving transmission only frees him from punishment. But it
does not free him from stupidity of paganism because you know, this
thing you made it, right? You fashioned it, someone fashions it
somewhere. I want to 99 cent store and saw God's right. I'm telling
you the north brunswick 99 cent store. I want to get kerosene one
time.
Whatever lighter fluid at the 99 cent store. So got, right,
elephant. Woman with arms and legs aren't alone.
If I were sitting idle, I would never make it out of plastic and
selling my nonsense store. Right? Tell me if you had a 99 cent store
and you saw Skittles, right gum? Quran?
Wouldn't that be an issue? Right? What do you do it? Right, cheaply
made Quran? That's what I saw. It's a Skittles lollipops, like a
cheapo plastic idol. Right of the elephant.
Like, even if you took this as a god, that's not the place for a
god. Yeah, a cheapo 99 Thank God, right? For the smaller wishes in
life show the small wishes.
Pray for Skittles.
So I mean, whatever they believe about it symbolism doesn't matter.
Symbolism or not right. You still need to treat that even symbols
Right? Or symbols we would treat that with something or shine a
light. It's honored, honored. And we only the only reason that you
will have any semblance of respect for a false symbol is so that you
don't get a reaction not in itself, because the Quran gives us
the end. Okay, that we don't curse their gods. They don't turn around
curse Allah, the cursing the God
at that point
is the right thing to do. Because it's a source of misguidance for
people cursing, Allah will get you punished. So we don't respect
idols in and of itself. So if I'm sitting here and there's an idol,
right, and there's no Hindu around that I would be offending to the
point that he would insult Allah, then we would just put it in the
recycling bin. Right? Isn't that the respect for it? In that
regard? So
there's respect for the environment, which is why we
recycle.
Respect the environment.
So certain things do not need transmission, certain things do
need transmission. But again, we say that if they haven't received
the transmission about the hellfire, they're guilty of
paganism but they won't be punished because
there's no punishment if they have not received the message. That's
the difference in us in the metro media. The majority say you're
guilty
because you don't need an intellect to know that idolatry is
wrong.
It's false. We say you're right about that. But they're not
morally guilty because there's they haven't been threatened by a
fire. Right? They don't know that there's a threat of punishment
that belief in Hellfire is purely transmitted. It's not something
you discerned by your intellect false idols it's a certain by the
intellect wrapping up, excuse me, call it a crema and a Sudha well
for up he also mentioned for spare time, that's huge. Spare Time is
massive. And Jubail side image of he also said it's spare time
health and money. Well, these three things if you have these
three things, okay.
You're going to be asked about it because you if you have these
three things, you can only do good or bad you can only if you do
something bad, waste it which is bad, or do something good. Good.
Another Hadith from the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam net
Mehta and my bounnam fee he met cathedral Mina Nursey as to how to
refer to blessings that many many many people are
robbed of free time and health. Okay, and lastly, God percent
admin father, geography for Shura with a serial killer is also one
of the other blessings that we have is that Allah to Allah has
made the Sharia easy and he's made the easier than the shittier of
Christians and Jews
and it is
the Quran has been made easy to recite, okay, all right, with
that, let us stop here and let us talk about
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Mecca books is now releasing an amazing work, right? Called
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Okay, and then once the tribal leader comes in, that tribal
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Next picture. This is Fatima yesterday I'm looking forward to
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doesn't have a name but he is one of the if I'm not mistaken,
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it's one of the first people to bring Sam to England. Got one of
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He always sat down.
You know, like everybody else, but he's very humble.
And their biographies, Dr. Mustafa Bebo. He probably wrote Have you
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They're gonna get more. And also, it looks here that
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Individually, they already have the most is being sold. Okay? So
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A great example of someone who had his Tacoma which is basically a
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to our comments and our questions. All right, Ryan, if you could
change the title to just
it to cathode because we didn't really do
the soda today. Okay, so
you head off I'm going to work
long lunch break because Oh.
Alright folks, let's we'll see what we got here. l Sara Seino. A
little en de Lucia and treat for everyone. The word Bodega comes
from the Arabic Bacala. Bacala is where you get like
the herbs and stuff, right herbs and things like that. Okay.
Mohammed says we studied this test when studying free will and
predestination.
University the Edinburg has a whole course on this
service
You know, by the way, you know what I advised some of your trip
mates last five days, go to Morocco.
So go to Morocco the last five days and there's no time.
Yeah.
There's nothing to see in Spain.
Waste of time. Yeah.
The Mosque of Cordoba. It's a museum. You go to Morocco, though.
You'll be in Islamic country, you'll have many different things
going around masajid I have contacts there to take you to all
the massage that take you to the gatherings they have their meat
tissue there. Right and probably pay half the cost.
Okay. All right, Sarah Cena has a question.
Ai question is very simple. It's not sentient, or conscience. Or
Jin can manipulate electronics. The guy at Google was talking to
Shell Dean, who had infiltrated the software because the shell
team wants to show confusion and doubt. I mean, it may be it could
be but also it's just spitting out what it's learned. All right, what
you put in and spit it out, is that we just put in
highly detailed intonations, language, etc.
What does auto play in fifth off is customs customs of whom
customers are the satanists, customs of the pies, practicing
praying Muslims. In a case where there's no Quran, there's no
Hadith, we can get a fatwa from a scholar. Okay. There's no
statement on the matter. We go by. Like what for example?
Is a clothes a lot of clothes? is wearing certain clothes mcru or
Khaled? Right? We will go by oath on that.
Can we please get the NB F series on Spotify says never Yes. No. You
are no I'm going to ask right now.
I'm gonna ask you right now. Our person
getting engaged when they come
congratulations
on your engagements
sort of fake congratulations because I really want to ask her
if she's gonna do her job
I assume you will be too busy.
Busy to upload
and BF to SoundCloud?
Let me know.
You know, let me know is one of those.
Here's the funny thing about corporate corporate T's, corporate
tees.
Let's have a discussion on this so we can get clarity, right? Or so
we can align our interest. It's like, what you really meant was
what the heck are you doing? You're ruining everything, right?
There's this woman on mine that Yes, she does.
Like, you know, short videos that are supposed to be funny about
like, what? How to say something? Like how to say a certain thing
that you actually mean. But how do you say in a corporate? Yeah,
exactly. That's what it is like, oh, like, for example, how do you
say this is not my job you should take? Yeah. And that's like, like,
I don't want to step on your toes. Right? Exactly. Yeah. How do
you know? Trying to figure out the solution before you ask? Exactly.
Oh, how about
are there any challenges? is really like, what's your problem?
Why can't you do your jobs out? Right? Yeah, can you figure this
out?
All right, what else we got here? I'm not here. 911 says when Satan
Abraham
asked Allah on how he brings life to death. Yes, he wants to elevate
from I didn't really a pain to I finally appeared he wants to see
it for himself. Number question two, what is the ruling on the
format of covering the head during salah? I don't know about the four
but in the medical method, it's not something necessarily written
in the father. They don't really put that in that list. I've never
seen it listed on the fidelity in the books that I've studied. Okay.
I have a question about that. The other question, yes, profitably?
This, it's been explained to me years ago, that one of the things
that made the profits are some of them stand out.
Above all the other MBS Yes. Which is what in addition to the fact
that Allah subhanaw taala elevated him Yes, one of the sides of the
prophet but that he
let's say didn't ask for proof of things kind of just Subhanallah
one of them that's that's true. Prophet Ibrahim or prophet Musa
for example, as to see yes to see any unreal like yes, so like the
prophets I send them that made him gave him
a
Higher up a leg up on the other man is that he, whatever he
received, he took it as didn't say prove it to me. That's true, you
know, or he never asked for a demonstration. That is true. Not
only that, in many cases, what one Prophet asked for and did not
receive, the Prophet was given without asking, such as the vision
of Allah subhanaw taala said no Musa asked for it.
And but did not receive. The Prophet did not ask for and
received. So that on top of that, too, he received what they didn't
receive, without asking for what they had asked for. Yes, true.
That's a good point. I think that's in there yet. Okay. I
wasn't sure if that was. I'd heard especially that before. I wasn't
sure if it Yeah, if it was sound.
prints. Matthew says Wait, if they reject an explicit verse that
isn't Muqtada? Wouldn't that be cool for if it's explicit and
widespread, then it's cool for if it's merely explicit than its
innovation.
Most lemma says the label innovator also includes those who
only follow innovators are born in the family of innovators. The
common people may be treated with some leniency by Allah on the day
of judgment, and Allah knows best, the common people of the
innovators. They made, their scholars may be treated
differently from their common folk
question.
Explicit and widespread, is it any explicit verse?
It is moto Watson and its transmission, but not all of the
Quran is not for example, suited. Sud exists, right? It's
transmitted by whatsoever, but it's not necessarily known to
every Muslim by necessity. So if you ask the child if you asked a
10 year old child or a regular common Muslim, is there a suitor
called sud? He wouldn't know. Right?
So there's that's the difference.
What's the difference between short offer and elevate? There's
no difference short offer or adult bait but sometimes they consider a
Sharif to be has any lineage and say it to be Hosseini lineage.
Sometimes they use that terminology. A Sharif al Hassani
was saying Al Husseini Well, lo alum, it's just the god and speech
All right, Maliki click, traces his family back to 610.
From the Nordics
right? Where is he from?
He was Norwegian. He's an origin guy. So he traces his lineage back
to the Vikings. Yeah. Which means no messing around.
What exactly comes up saying about the Quran is uncreated.
itself. Everything.
Quran is uncreated. Yes. St. Clair, Sheikh Murad made a good
diagram where it said
lot of the NFC NFC Yeah, I'm created are created no sound no
language, correct. No, no letters. Yeah. Not the created correct. So
what is created and and attribute exactly what is created of the
Quran? We know that the Arabic language is a creation, right? The
letters are creations. So that element of things right, is what
they would search term and of Quran lufti. How the Quran is
recited how the Quran is spoken, how the Quran is put into words,
has a beginning and an end has parts to it. But as for the
essence of the Quran, it is an uncreated meaning that has no
beginning no end and we say about the Quran. What is between the two
binds of the most of is the word of Allah. And we say about the
word of Allah even though we say that Arabic is created, okay, that
there is no human being no creation that has a role in the
compilation of in the composition of the Quran. Laserfiche has
little Kibby lately, I hadn't CASP Lacey the admin for esoteric TV
cast, meaning no created being no thing had any role in the
composition of the Quran. Construction.
handler chef says, Do you have any advice for those living by
themselves? Oh, by the way, now back to Ryan's about them
whatsoever. Right. The contradiction direct contradiction
of the Quran is Cofer. By the way. Ignorance of it would be
different, right?
But direct contradiction of the Quran because the entirety of the
Quran is much shorter.
Do you have any advice for those living by themselves age 2022 who
have opportunities to commit Zina and are extremely attempted to do
so. hookup culture is embedded and there is an
msgid near the area. So hamdulillah if you are 20 to 22,
if you're able to work and, and and provide for yourself, why
don't you move
to an area that has more support? Maybe your parents won't let you?
Well, what if you got a job somewhere else? So mom, I got a
job offer in this in the area where there are there's a support
system you marry? I mean, yes, there are apps and I have seen
regular Muslims, good Muslims use some of these apps to get married.
I'm not going to totally deny the app.
But it's not definitely not the ideal way. Right. So the way is
that to be around a culture of Muslims, a group of Muslims, and
you could do that and use some of these apps that's as long as it's
in a halal and wholesome way, not some kind of like a
pickup type of way or hookup culture what he said. Right, so,
but I think to serve as the most important thing for us as Muslims.
I think these apps are typically useful for people who are the apps
are typically made for people who live you are at a distance. Yeah,
you're right. And some people by the way, their family moved a lot.
So they really have no home. Right? They have no home city that
they consider their city. What's going on with Instagram today?
The Instagramers are here. I saw books as Abby. family names that
traces back my lineage a human on Sunday. That's wonderful, nice
just visited.
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Abdulhadi says Do we believe that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam prays in his grave allow them but we know that he's living
a life that suits his majesty is his his his rank
suits his rank. It's an it's a greater life than this life
because Allah says the Quran well after a talk later on recommended
ruler and being in the Barossa is part of the effort.
Poopoo says salaam aleikum wa rahmatullah wa barakato. What is
the best way to get something lofty from Allah is to pray with
desperation in the middle of the night regularly, constantly.
Abby says Why is Texas becoming a place of Hijra? The land is vast.
The state does not take money from you. There's no income tax,
there's no state income tax. The property is cheap.
And there are less liberals.
People like that, right.
But
yeah, it is a place where they their tax structure attracts
people. You can buy homes, the size of that home, would probably
be double that what you buy here, the land you'd get in that home.
When I flew over places like in Florida and I flew over Houston,
you just look down you see blue dots. Everyone has a swimming
pool. Everyone has an inground swimming pool. It's like a thing.
They're so hot. Right? You probably use it probably maybe six
months a year. Here you use it what three or four months a year,
making it staccato for time sensitive situation.
How do I make the decision is to shudder don't forget, there's
istikhara and there's st Shara which is asking people for advice.
Do we believe prophets are sinless? Yes.
Muzammil says what to do with thoughts that keep in my mind
saying Allah will not give you such and such because you
don't have the ability to handle that thing. And you become a
golfer and when you get them, prove yourself to be grateful.
start proving yourself to be a grateful servant. And remove these
thoughts. These thoughts are from your knifes or from Shaytaan.
Where do you recommend going as a woman in Morocco?
I wouldn't I can't recommend you go somewhere by yourself. To some
of these countries, even their Samak ones. I wouldn't recommend
any Muslim I go by herself to be honest with you.
Is it good? Is it enough to say 1000? Some Allahu alayhi wa salam
Yes.
Or atheist mushriks. All Kofa is one category. Al Kitab
is an exception within the category after that everything is
the same. We call it all mushrik. Even the atheist because he still
is believing in something. It's just not a formalized idol.
And some say that they're worse because they take in their knifes
as an idol. That's the worst it took about a low well, he does
have a God His wind is his God and that's the worst of all, at least
For the mushrik, who has a pagan who has another god, he's
respecting something outside of himself. Right? But the atheist
has taken his wind as a god
did almost ever look up top Rhodiola on who did he do his
Takata for over a month on whether or not he should collect the
Hadith in a book. I can't remember if that's a hadith that happened
or not. What's really on cigars considering they're not inhaled?
cigar is not inhaled, etc. It's used as a stimulant. No, it isn't
hailed as to be How Does it burn them? Right?
Huh, what's that?
What do they do?
And then they
didn't know that. You can't. I never knew that. They must be.
Like Michael Jordan when he's got a cigar all the time.
I don't know the for hookah to people that you can either they
don't inhale it, but how does it come out of their nose? If they
don't inhale it, you can inhale it. People say Oh, it's fine
because I don't
have a hesitation on calling it haram they say my crew I think
that AMI which means that we don't have enough but he had says It's
haram, but we don't say the word haram. I believe that that's the
Hanafi position. Thematically position is it could do
all the time.
The man's got a big sin. Yeah. I mean, if it's only my crew, right,
then we shouldn't be upset.
Under the bass beat says, Can I ask an off topic question. My
father is a retired consultant pediatrician born Muslim, but
agnostic in his beliefs, and feels very disturbed as a pediatrician
that the prophets of Allah when he was seven, married Seda Isha.
What Why would he be disturbed by that? She was capable of handling
everything. Right? If Wait, he's agnostic, so he sort of doesn't
believe in God, why does he believe in that transmission?
Why does he believe in that fact? Why does he treat that as a fact
that the Prophet married, said Aisha at age nine know all he can
believe in is that some people say the Prophet married is at nine. If
you're agnostic about things be agnostic properly. So be a good we
have proper consistent agnostic, not okay. All now this is not true
that he's he's a prophet. But what's narrated about his marriage
is true. How?
So say, I'm troubled by what some Muslim said. And then what
difference does it make what Muslims say? Right? So I would
say, perhaps, you're an inconsistent agnostic. If you
truly don't know and don't believe that revelation came to the
prophets of Allah when he was setting them, that is something
far more widely transmitted than the mere transmission of his
wife's age. Okay, so you should not necessarily you should be a
skeptic about the transmission itself. Right. There we go.
Sophia, Callahan says
Could you explain the flick of divorce as most people don't know
how people know how to get married, but no idea how to
divorce? Oh, my goodness. How true is this is that people don't know
how to do divorce. When you divorce number one, the woman must
be on a state of the hotter
sorry, not that. There's a difference thought I will tell her
is she is not on height. The opposite of height is called
urine. It is haram to divorce a woman on high and if you do, you
have to take her back. Wait until she's out of hide and then divorce
her if you want and now it counts as a second divorce. So it counts
against you and you have to take it back. Take her back, revoke the
divorce.
Then you utter to luck one time you don't repeat it. You don't
say it more than once because it will count against you. Why? It's
Massa Hava why is it that saying divorce three times and to thaw
the pentatonic and develop actually counts as a three times
divorce? You cannot take her back nor re marry her unless she
marries another man concentrates that marriage then gets a divorce
from that men. Why? Because they normally issued the Feds before.
Well, why did wife have to follow once a hobby because it's a have
agreed to the federal no one disagreed to the federal so that's
HMS hub. If the Sahaba have an email about something, it's law
forever. Okay, that is the policy and all format hubs and the only
one who went against that was evident to me. Okay. So if you are
following that you're following the feds will imitate me only
good. So do not say it three times. Some people think they have
to say three times. Yeah, yeah, that's
so I know this is kind of investment options very commonly
say. I thought metadata analysts
swear by something. Now does that carry any weight counts? Does if
you mean they say it in the province. I said I made another
rule. They're all divorced. All those kids Zina?
If you say divorce in jest, it counts the prophesy. centum said
three things. Are there joking? Is
it serious? Is law there joking is law. Okay? It's jet, which means
it's serious has Luna jet, the joking in this matter is taken
seriously. Meaning it's applicable as law. Which means the first one
is the marriage. Second is divorce third is fleeing a slave. You
cannot marry someone in a play. That's a real marriage. There's no
joking in it. Right? So if a man says, By Allah, I'm gonna divorce
my wife with three times three times divorce if you don't need
this egg. If I don't eat the egg, he's divorced. And I don't have no
sin if I don't want to eat the egg, right? I'm not responsible
for your divorce. So these people who say this and take it like as a
joke, and it's happening all the time. Okay. And they say it all
the time. They've probably been divorced by now. All these
marriages must count. Even if they don't know that that's a rule it
counts even if he doesn't know it's a rule.
Because you entered into marriage willingly. So now for ignorance
doesn't count free for you. When you enter into something
willingly. Ignorance doesn't count. Oh, I went into the
restaurant business. I never knew I could not sell can see it. I
know I can't eat it. And how many people do that? They'll sell the
haram. They said we just don't need it. Okay. But you willingly
went into business. You studied the laws, or the policies or the
township how to sign up for a business unit study Allah's law,
you're guilty? Do you know it does a headache to set up a business
account? To pay the taxes? To pay the lease? You negotiated the
lease? You asked around? Is the lease of this place? The
storefront fair? Is this a fair price? So you have knowledge you
asked around the product? You asked how the customers are doing?
You asked how to market the business. You did all that. As a
Muslim knowingly you're a Muslim. Okay. But you didn't ask Allah's
law. You're guilty. You willingly got married. So you know how to
pay a dowry, how to get an apartment, how to do everything
that a husband needs to do, but you never studied Allah's law.
You're guilty. So there's no excuse of jarhead is not an
excuse. Believe it or not. Very, very sad situation. Very sad
situation.
I'm telling so many people come to me say so I divorced my wife in
the sauna, which is anti italic and diastolic and Tiktaalik. Oh my
goodness. You were not paying attention at Gemma. Right? That is
it's the opposite. You're not supposed to say that or else it's
a three times divorce.
Ali Batali says honorable attorney.
Can you tell us about the 48 laws of karma is
I have to look into that. Is that like a new age thing?
Karma
40 Okay, so correction for the Hanafi mcru to hurry me It is
haram but they don't want to say the word Haram is haram by HG head
if I'm if I'm correct. All right. If I've understood how's the 99
set? Correct. Does that make it sinful though? sinful?
Nobita X hy says would you be able to explain the seven out of seven
orthography is very simple. It's not seven. It's seven there
meaning just many. It is all of the dialects of the Arabs. Very
simply, Quran came in the dialects of courage. All the herbs, tribes
who speak different dialects
came into the language of Kadesh prophesy Salem, then ask Allah to
Allah to bring it into other languages when he saw them
hesitating. Like if if a New Yorker goes to California, is he
going to get far and convincing people to do stuff? No, he's got
to speak
in the land if New York went to Texas, right? They hate New
Yorkers, right? The rivalry. So likewise, people had a rivalry
with Quraysh. Right? So the dialect of Croatia is set easily
with them. So Allah the Prophet asked Allah for the Quran to be
revealed in the other dialects, and then it was revealed in this
one dialect and the second dialect then all the dialects. So whenever
the Prophet recite the Quran to a tribe, he recited it with their
dialect Exactly. And he spoke to them he was inspired to speak to
them with a precisely their dialect. Nowadays, when they
recite in various recitations are you allowed to mix?
It wouldn't invalidate your Salah. If you wrote recited one verse in
Huff's one word verse in Welsh, but it's not the way to do it.
Yeah, yeah, it's fine. If you did you know that I didn't realize
this that I gave a talk in San Jose, California one time.
Sheikh Abdullah bin Hamad it was there out of just a respect my
being a guest there.
And I that was a question time. They're staring at me
Right, like afraid. So I was like, I guess the talk wasn't good
because they're not engaged, right? I mean, no one was leaving,
but no one's engaged. So, either I was crystal clear about
everything, or I didn't bring up an engaging issue. So I said to
Sheikh Abdullah, what was something What's up with the
audience here? He said, Not I think you came over you came out
and that the way that you guys talk on the East Coast is like,
really strong. That's gonna say they're probably intimidated. It's
like really definitive. Everything's definitive and things
are exaggerated. Right, like, say like, something is quite nice.
Now. You said the best, right?
When like, the British would be like, quite nice, right? Yeah.
Right. We would just be like, all the best, right? Everything is
with a bold marker. Right? So they're pretty upset. I mean,
pretty like, taken aback. He said, that's my interpretation of
things.
All right, Abby says
are in a villa says the ATO. So that's, that's a summary of the
out of that's all it is. Now, some of them were preserved and some
weren't. When the Quraysh wrote the spelling when the st. Northman
had the Quran written down with the spelling of Quraysh that
allowed some dialects to be preserved and some not. And then,
the recitations were codified by different scholars of the Tebay in
and the Tebbetts EBI, okay, which would have been in their dialect,
right and the dialect of Quran is what we now call Wash, wash
Anessa. NAFTA is Locati of Medina, so the Half Half,
half is of Kufa, half son awesome of Kufa. Yeah, that's all more
commonly Yeah. And that Neff took it, and because of the spread of
NF, is the spread of Huff's.
Muslimah says, I won't go by myself to Morocco. All right, if
you're gonna go there, there, I think you should go to see Fez and
Marrakech and you should attend the Quran readings after muguet
and fetch their beautiful
Hajra says making dua for plan A but also preparing a backup. Does
that mean we don't have certainty for Plan B? I think so. I mean, I
wouldn't
make a backup personally.
Put it all there. But if it's a if it's a worldly matter, then you
have a backup plan. Have you should have a win win if it's like
a worldly plan, right.
Speaking of Morocco, by the way, yeah. Remember Judy is buried in
Marrakech my God, yes, yes, yeah, I've heard that they do. I think
Thursday night going into Friday, every city has magentas Thursday
night of Salon the prophets. Allah Listen, okay, I heard they were
saying the entire day.
Yeah, that's coming across Morocco, all over Morocco, the
reading all of that. Okay.
Sophia here and we'll be in Marrakech in August, right? By the
way, Ryan, why don't we advertise?
Check out the hachimura ads program. When is it and what's the
website?
Tomorrow, Thursday from when you prepare inshallah we can put it
up.
Well, Underbase beats us. So what should I tell my dad? Should I
tell him it's a difference of opinion, rather than telling him
that his being agnostic does not make sense. I think that showing
him the inconsistencies of agnosticism
is the right way to go showing him that
you can be agnostic on what you don't want to believe. I'm
agnostic on
responsibilities, things that make me responsible do's and don'ts.
But I'm not agnostic on things that would I can use to argue
against religion. Right. And by the way for the brother?
What if there is a difference of opinion on this? Yes, to take it
as it is.
There, there is a difference of opinion. There are other opinions.
I'm saying? Even Even if like that's the case, like other
matters that might not be palatable to the Yeah, Darren,
depending on it. You have to just take it. Exactly. It's not
everything has to be palatable to your lifestyle. Right. Exactly.
Right. I mean,
does does your father have the same views towards same *
marriage? I don't think any modern people are,
you know, have the same strong stance against that. But in the
United States, you were allowed to get married at very young ages. If
your parents consented and you physically could handle it. It's
the same thing in Islam. Right. Abdullah Muhammad Ross was a dad
at 12 Right?
Sorry, I'm gonna have announced himself he was a father at the age
of 12. So
so Hey, everyone, one of the producers of this program by the
way,
Dr. sadena Safina crew said I'm on a call with elderly who are
extremely ill what is the limit? to medical care and procedures?
You're not really obligated
to, to, to do anything
obligated. Right? It's a sadaqa smen Dube. Let's say someone's on
a ventilator, you can pull the plug is not haram to pull the
plug. You're not obligated to keep them hooked up charging $80,000 a
minute. Right? on that.
But when our elderly
mother father, mother in law father in law, aunts, uncles, so
the responsibility eventually will come down to someone in the
family. Right? If he can, even if on and if you can, even if there's
no son, like your uncle doesn't have a son or a daughter, only you
so that you become obligated. Alright, your sister doesn't have
anyone except you and she's elderly. Her dad's dead. She
doesn't have kids or husband. It's on you. So on and so forth. It
trickles down eventually to somebody.
Right.
Okay.
Sophia, and says please remind us the waiting period
after the first or second divorce, so he divorces her in a period of
Thor.
She's not on menstruation height. She gets one hate. She gets a
second hate. Right. As soon as the third one starts, she can marry
again. And he cannot revoke the divorce. He cannot take her back.
And she can marry again. So simple it is.
Can we have this Venus at Morocco trip? I would love that. No, it'd
be amazing. Sign me up. Marrakech is under $600 from Washington and
September Well,
what I love about Morocco and East Coast, it's a quick hop across the
Atlantic seminars. Yeah.
Just going across the pond hedgerows says you miss a part of
my question. Profits are sinless. But can they commit mistakes?
mistake they can make mistakes of the dunya? Yes, they can make a
mistake. Make a mistake? Not Yeah, not wouldn't be say committed
mistake. Because the word commit means like you're intentionally
doing something wrong. Yes, it can make a mistake. Nothing wrong with
them. Isn't that
the mammal booty he explains that as one of the evidences that the
Quran was not written by the prophet is that the Quran contains
corrections of of the prophets doubt. Yeah, like that comes I
think twice a couple of times. Not only that, there's more of these,
like, why would he write it? And then correct. There's many things
Subhanallah them That's brilliant. If he if the prophet is the author
of the Quran, then why wouldn't he just correct the mistake? That was
right. Why would he then say you did this? You should have done
that. Right? Right. Like you frowns at his face. And we like
our interpretation of that is that it's to keep on the Prophet. It's
like, you got so upset. Because He disrupted the meeting. Don't even
be upset about them. That's that's our interpret. Don't don't bother
yourself being upset about them. Right? Just preach to the one who
loves you. So that's on one hand. The other hand it does on the
outside, it appears that
it's a correction. So if he's the author, why would why don't he
just erase it? Right and say okay, from now on, that's not part of
the suit anymore. How about the other one? Which says, suited
Hatha right?
If he has not revealed anything of this verse, okay. Well, or he says
what we don't want him to say well let's look at what they know about
the echo. We'll look at them and we'll bill you mean from Allah
Katana and whole routine for a moment come and add an arrow
hydrazine, amazing verse, it says if he says something that we don't
want him to say, if he makes up things,
we will take him by the right hand, slit his throat and none of
you can stop it. Who would write this about himself right? So he
got a lot out of him. And Allah Tada does not speak like this
except as a proof of Prophethood not because the Prophet the honor
that Allah has placed on the messenger so Allah when he was
seven is beyond. That's why he's citing something that would never
happen. Right? And, and speaking in a way that he would never speak
to His messengers of Allah when he was if he was to do that, which
you would never do. Right? Because it's literally impossible for a
prophet to do such a thing, right? Because they have to be
trustworthy, otherwise, the whole message is undermined. So
if you're writing a book, and your enemies Elia hood, and the machine
again are watching, why would you say this about yourself? Make
yourself up to be Yeah, what would you say that if I don't like what
you say so here we go. Montgomery, what? He said an amazing thing. He
said the real proof of the prophethood of
Muhammad and he never became Muslim. But he said, like the real
proof is that I should ask him, Who is your most beloved wife? And
he mentioned another woman's name.
He says that's profited right there. No man would ever do that.
Right? And knowing especially that say that Isha, she gets angry,
right? She has a temper, but
another proof. If you look at Egypt so much,
why isn't she in the Quran?
Why do you give a surah for Miriam? Why do you mention the
wife, the mother of Musa? Why do you mention the wife, the wife of
Abraham, the wife of Zecharia? Why do you mention all them? You never
mention your own life, except, collectively. Yeah. And they said,
and maybe let's do an academy. In Tibetan. Oh, wives of the Prophet,
you're not like other women. If you have taqwa, you have double
the reward. But if you have, since you have double the punishment,
right, stay in your home, according to people who take on,
and don't go out with the nakedness of the other women, and
you're too honorable to be walking in the streets with everybody
else. Let's do Nick Adelman, and they say you like like other
women, you're too honorable to be walking, cut them, the people
you've taken. Right? We have that respect that you don't go out
walking in marketplaces and stuff like that. Right? So
a lot of things, why didn't he makes a Isha innocent earlier? If
the Quran was from him? Why wait one month in the Hadith? And if
and then your innocence comes in the Quran? Why not make her
innocent way earlier?
Also minecon? What do you think about 20% of Gen Z identifying as
LGBT? Is it safe to raise our children in this country?
If it continues, we're going to run the country. They're not gonna
have any kids, right? If 20% of the population stop producing,
we'll be running the Cutlass and the Hasidic Jews, right. It's
going to be us Hasidic Jews and Christians running the country. So
maybe we should want the number to go up, go up, decrease your
population even more. Right. But is it safe in the country?
Firstly, I think half of the identification is fashionability
just fashionable. It's like they had these executives one time. And
so as their their high school yearbook and the stuff they did in
high school, like the one guy had a big fro like this, another guy,
he had like the long ridiculous
hippie hair and a crazy beard, right? And different stuff that
they were doing. Right? And you fast forward. In 50 years, you're
gonna have any some executive at some company saying, Yeah, back in
the day when I identified a Z, right? It's just like, a
fashionable thing.
Alright, let's wrap up. It's almost two hours now. Sitting
after Feds till it shut off. If we get up to change rooms or drink
water. Yes, you have nullified that reward. You have to stay in
the same place. Okay. There's a charity in the UK called
Stonewall. All Muslims, shouldn't
they get $20 million a year. Stonewall is their bar right? The
Stonewall
isn't it? It's the orange. It's like the origin of the whole gay
movement. It was called Stonewall riots. Yeah, it's like the origin
of the Yeah.
It's it's a, it's an LGBTQ charity. All we can all we have is
some bubble we have. We have Sakina if you can transmit that to
your kids, they'll never leave Islam. This is summary of it. Once
you trans once that person gets one ray of that note into his art,
you'll never leave slow. And who will fight anything that takes
away that note?
If the Quran is eternally preserved, how do we say only some
of the out of our preserved not all the dialects have to be
preserved for the for the Quran to be preserved? One is enough.
One is if we only if we lost all the Messiah have except for house
and all the whole fuzz of the of the other recitations died, the
Quran would still be preserved. Because what's what's added or
subtracted is just literally nuances that no law or doctrine is
added or subtracted by the dialects with each other. What is
Washington will do is rest assured is more accurate as to see
everything as a divine action. Everything is a divine act, okay?
Even the bad is something Allah permitted for wisdom.
I Nika doesn't triple Talaq fall under tilapia Bidda it is one it
is talaaq albida. Your sinful for that and it applies to you Nimra
sitting after federal is shut up. We answered that question. She
must have put it here when she last opened Instagram. Have you
read kids ever to hate
kids ever to hate by Muhammad Abdul Wahab? I haven't read it
because the places I go they don't allow it in nobody
did read it, right? Everything is should have been better for him.
And even the Salafi don't teach it anymore, like the Salafi, who's
got their head straight, and become a nebula. They don't even
teach it anymore. Right?
Why seven out of revealed
good, at the same time of Revelation. Reason being is so
that the people who speak that dialect can feel that the Quran is
speaking to them in their language as opposed to a foreign language
or foreign dialect. Like I said, if a if a if, if you take someone
from Brooklyn, and you send them to Cambridge, England, to deliver
a message you think is gonna get for the accents way off? If you
take a guy from Cambridge and bring him to speak like that in
Brooklyn, won't be accepted. Right? What's the dominant if not
only language of Janet's Arabic?
According to the narrations transmitted knowledge it is there
anything so no for not eating with the mouth open? Yes, not disgust,
disgusting the people around you.
Will we still have our personalities and desires in
Jannah? Yes, and the desires will be stronger to because there's a
lot more to do. So the desires will be times 70 The Prophet said.
You will be yourself and you will have a greater knowledge and a
greater awareness but you still be yourself. The St. Thomas at Amana
aku Luna Rasulullah kala Bella, will do we still have our
intellects our own so are we still ourselves? He said yes.
Okay.
I have a pet turtle and he had teased about turtles.
Why aren't we allowed to keep dogs Malayaka don't like dogs in the
house. And that's prohibition for us.
You can have a dog as a shepherd outside the house for sheep for
protection. A homeless man can have a dog as the seven people of
the sleepers of the cave had a dog for protection because they had no
home. Okay, you need to protect your your selfies protect yourself
with a German Shepherd. Right or a shepherd of dog of some sort. But
not you cannot have a dog inside the house. Would it be sinful if
you released an invasive species into the wild? Yes, you'd be
sinful for the harm like the people who released their Python
got out in Florida and now there's an epidemic. There's too many
pythons in Florida and the rewarding people to just kill
them. Too many too many pythons in Florida. Just to confirm we are
not allowed to make dua in Salah during the Quran says in record we
don't make dua nor recite Quran test we only in sujood we don't
recite Quran and we make test B and da da the best place to make
dua insula is in sujood and you could do it in your own language
if you don't speak Arabic was
the daughter of the Quran of course you can recite Yes How do
we say that this is an orphan are all Salah so you can do even in
your own language in the photo yeah okay dua if you don't speak
Arabic If you can't if you can't, you can speak are but you can't
express yourself in a more Blanco says how do we make excellent tell
but when we fallen off a good streak of obedience. You nonstop
Toby you just keep making Toba. The best of Toba is the the
nonstop that you refuse to go away.
Oh loads are having children using other means.
It's not going to be as much I guarantee you it's not as much not
as much and no people no person will really tolerate a kid unless
it's their kid. Right? And if it's his step kid 75% tolerance if it's
a complete adopted kid, at some point, you're just gonna you might
you can easily give up on them like okay, you're eating the leaf,
right?
By the way, there's no live stream tomorrow.
Going on to the knife make dua having surgery tomorrow, major
surgery. It's not major, it's minor hamdulillah but um, and
Thursday's up for grabs too.
But we didn't have any plan B be doubting Allah's plan.
It depends on the situation. But
not necessarily. But if you if you feel that having Plan B is
doubting is weakening my certainty than don't have a plan B
Hamdulillah. Today we covered a lot of the q&a because we didn't
have a lot of q&a yesterday. And we did a lot of q&a, which I
always love to do. Last question is what the recommended yes
according to Imam Malik, it is what the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam had recited and that is the recitation of Quran therefore
being men do okay?
Who is melodica? melodica? is the plural for angels. melodica is the
plural for angels. If you if there was an Android, could you marry
one? The answer is you cannot marry robots in Islam. Okay.
Not only that, you're wasting your emotions even if you speak about
like we talked about before.
or
talking to the robot as if it's an inanimate object you're often
should say stop because it's just it's a reflection of data that's
all it is. It's nothing else. Google Coda was suffered Allah
Allah Allah Subhan Allah Huma will be handed in the shadow and La
ilaha illa Anta Anna Stopford according to wait a while I was in
Santa Fe host Elon Medina am and while I'm in Australia to Ottawa
so we'll hop over to also be Sabra Salah money