Shadee Elmasry – NBF 87 Tafsir of Surah alAdiyat
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The speakers discuss various topics related to Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, including J.P. Morgan's name, struggles of progressives with their job, the importance of understanding and valueing oneself, the use of "monster" and "monster" to describe oneself and their behavior, the use of language in religion and the need for guidelines on clothing for older people, the importance of showing up in public, and the use of language in religion and recitation as a form of prayer. They also touch on the use of language in religion and the need for guidelines on clothing for younger people.
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for everybody to come in.
Hamza say, if I look like Mr. Pena
let's get on to the instance see what's going on here
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no internet connection on my iPad why's that
make any sense?
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give it a second while everyone logs in Muhammad here. I've got to
start today. And she's in green. Interesting, really? Islam is
smile.
Ryan is back by the way, folks.
Ryan is
he had a great trip to Spain to study with chickens and hiking rod
who was really one of the greatest theologians in my opinion of our
time.
He understands the philosophies of Nam, you know, the Western
philosophy is probably better than anybody else, and he can
articulate it better than anybody else. So he had to retreat. Like
it's gonna be a type of retreat. It wasn't like heavy on theology
or anything like that. But it was a really good retreat
Mohammed is asking about the Safina membership on YouTube.
So I haven't actually seen what that actually entails. Like what
does that entail? What is the fina membership? What is YouTube
membership? Actually do?
We have to find out what it entails. Okay.
Instagrams given me a hard time again what? Honestly Mark
Zuckerberg said his
that's why I gave him because the killer vegans probably reported us
that's what the killer vegans. When I sit next to people
I don't care if they eat meat from having dinner with people. I just
want to make sure you're not a vegan, but you have to just don't
be a vegan.
Your mom's vegan. She's from that whole generation of vegan and
Reiki and all that stuff. Right? It's that's a package right? I've
never seen her. Yeah.
It's it's somewhat like acceptable from white women. Right? It's not
something offensive, but if that's their culture, right, just not
accepted. Musi like a, you know, brown guy. She cooks meat though.
She cooks me for you. Okay, so she's not a killer vegan. She's
just personally vegan. Or vegetarian just eat cheese. She
that's like the only thing she eats. How could you a person not
eat cheese? Like this is one of the greatest creations. We're just
waiting for everyone to log in here. And I'm not trying to log
into my stupid Instagram. I don't know what the problem is. Good.
Man says
oh, she's she's able to color her name. And she gets a star because
she's become a member. All right, Hamza McCool, she said, I watched
you watch the rights of the husband and the wife. And it was
really good. She said, and he would quote are Kelly, is that the
that's that guy who got arrested recently.
I don't know anything about him except that hit song that he did
in the 90s
because he did the Michael Jordan movie.
Okay, Muhammad Muhammad Zoggs. He's asking how did she get she
gets a color name. She gets to use different emojis I guess.
Yep.
Man also saw the lecture with chicks addict six years ago. That
was crazy. It was a long time ago. It's amazing how fast time is
flying by Instagramers unfortunately, I can't I can't
talk to you guys. Okay.
It's Mark Zuckerberg. These platforms are so impossible to
use. Right? Like Instagram. Everyone loves Instagram, but
every two weeks they make me change my password. Every. Okay,
here we are. We're back on Instagram. Now we're on Instagram.
Yeah, got it.
Twitter, and meanwhile, you log in boom, it's right there. Oh,
Facebook manager, right. There's a page manager. Because Because my
thing is a page. It's not a personal page. It's a page. It is
such a headache to see anything. It's impossible to see anything.
So these things are just terrible.
All right, in my opinion, fake Instagrams, okay. Facebook, really
pain in the neck to us because there's so many things going on
Twitter easiest thing to use, which is pretty dangerous. Which
is it's dangerous because Twitter is just like street fights
basically.
There's like no rules. Alright, J Perez says
he messaged me a few pages from how many texts
by Dr. hatom. It confirms Edward Hudson SATs methodology. Nice.
Nice. He's okay, I'm gonna look for that. No, I need to get back
to Noah badly because Noah is going to make us a killer. Intro.
Right?
But it's just our organization is, is growing like this. And our
personnel is growing like this. And that gap has to be fixed.
Right? And it'll be fixed. I believe within a year when we
actually become like a.
I don't want to make it depersonalized or to official, but
the backend has to become official. My problem is I'm not an
official person. I gotta get someone else to do it. I call them
suits. Your the suits. They have to have meetings, right? And they
have procedures and they have timelines and they got
PowerPoints, those are called suits. I'm gonna have to get a
suit. But I just can't be too close to him. Because I don't want
to ruin my own personal way of doing things. I might drive him
crazy. But that's okay.
Okay.
Sophia is is eluding by saying dead naming. You know, the, of
course the Liberals as a great genius, comic genius and
philosophical genius.
Dave Chappelle said, these liberals, anytime that they want
to win an argument. They just make up a term.
Which is exactly the truth, right? They just make up a term. Oh,
micro aggressions, micro aggressions, dead naming all that
stuff because Jordan Peterson, a little bit of
news. Everyone knows Jordan Peterson. He's been hanging out
with Muslims lately. He did. She comes to us. If he did Muhammad
hijab, he did these other guys.
I don't know what got in his head. And he gave us giving us advice,
right? And he really says a six minute video that just bothered
everyone, which it's so patronizing and so lame, in that
it's just like, he plays into all these like,
the stereotypes.
And he suggests to Muslims get out there, interact with people,
right?
Get a pen, pal, and PAL, What world are you in? And he said, to
be a Christian? And God forbid, even might be a Jew. It's like,
what do you think? Like who? What's going on in your head? To
even release a video like this? To tell us what to do? I mean, I
didn't. That's it was
it would I mean, I She says it was condescending. And it was and I
would say it was one step short of condescending because we're
actually past condescending because was actually like, stupid.
Where you don't know us? You don't know anything about Islam. You've
given us advice. What's wrong with you? Okay, and this comes on the
heels of him being expelled off of Twitter.
Because he said that a woman who became a trans, she became a guy.
She's a trans dude, I guess. And he said that pride was a sin. And
this woman remember when she had * because they did a dual
mastectomy, cut her * off. Okay? That got him because he used
her old name that got him kicked off Twitter. So that's the news.
And that's why she mentioned dead naming and dead naming another
basically,
term that they just made up. They love making up terms. And a lot of
you people will be dealing with these these folks. And be like,
Oh,
someone will say, Oh, you're dead anemic. And you're actually like,
I don't even know what that means. It might like, at my dumb, because
I don't know what that means, right? You're not dumb. They just
made the word up like two weeks ago.
If you knew all the English, every word in the English language in
the year 2010.
You would not know how to have a conversation with these people in
2022. In 12 years, how many terms have they made up? How many words
have these people made up? Right? And then they use the word as if
it's a universal thing. And they scoff at you for it. Right? Oh,
that's dead naming so
that's known universal. Yeah. So we were in Spain, were with our
friends from Turkey and yeah,
So if he's like, Yo, you guys have all these terms. Yeah. Like, what
is this? What are these terms that you bring up? So he brought up the
question, and we were talking about it, should we should we use
them or not? Like should never use these services? Never use these
terms? You say word Oh, that's transphobic. Okay, go back to,
like, 1990
That word did not exist or not even close go to 2000. It didn't
exist. Okay, maybe it existed. I don't know it one or two academic
references. That's it. But now it's just like something you
should understand. Right? No, it's, it's as if to say, that's
how you'll bring yourself like universal things that all human,
they act like that to make you to destroy you. To make you feel like
oh my gosh, I just did something so terrible. And I don't even
know. And a lot of people are like this. They go into college, they
go into academia, and someone drops that turret like a term with
so casually, and so accusatory. Like, it's very accusatory. And
then they get destroyed, they're like, completely. So what you got
to do when you deal with these people is, you literally have to
say, Listen, absolutely nothing that you utter, or say, has any
meaning to me, or value, your entire worldview, your opinion, it
has no meaning to me. And it also has no meaning to 90% of the
society, except that the big businesses, they need us
customers. That's the only reason they care. You have to understand
that right? And they're actually some of their extremists. They go
after these companies for hypocrisy. Like they they call,
they're calling out these companies as hypocrites, like
Gillette, when it makes a commercial for
I don't know what they're supporting some social cause. And
they're like, wait a second, Gillette, what do you care, it's
just that the bulk of their customers are that that's it. So
nobody really cares about if you scratch the surface, nobody really
cares. But people are just intimidated, because these people
are just wild, the rabid dogs, going after people and canceling
them, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera, they just keep making up
an RD RTD to says they just keep making terminology to keep you one
step behind the discourse. And then they drop the terminology. If
you don't cancel that terminology right away. So this is you just
use the word that I don't believe in at all.
I don't even care what it means. Okay.
So ultimately, we just cannot have a discourse with these folks.
These progressives ICMR can't keep up. Nobody can keep up. To be
honest. I think they themselves cannot keep up. Now he goes back
and Jordan Peterson wants to have this unit. He's like, why don't
you all get along? Like, you know, like an old grandfather who's been
out of it for for 20 years. He's basically been on out on the
pastures for 20 years ready to pass away. And he's totally out of
everything. And then he comes to this huge feud between like two of
his grandkids or something or two of his kids Family Feud. And he
comes up he's like, why don't you just get along?
It's like, grandpa, it's not how it works, right? You've seen some
I've seen I've had people come up to me in the masjid. Right. And
one man says your mashallah, that was such a good clip. But from now
on, you're I'm gonna name nickname you've been best.
Maybe he's one of the most beloved uncles now he's a grandpa in the
commute for me is like an uncle. Like, I love him. I've known him
for almost 20 years.
And he's like, your nickname is me. But I was like, No, how about
booty? I'll take booty, right? He's like, what's the difference?
Then? Bezer. Booty? I was like, well, one is. One is correct. And
one. Yeah, some of the things like in his office. He said yes. But
most important, we will seems to get along. Right. So that's a
great perspective, when you're on the edge of something. What does
this all get along? But once you're actually it's almost like
coming, Hitler. Come on. Look at the Jews. They're not that bad.
Get along, right. So it just doesn't work life. Real life
doesn't work like that when you're on the periphery of something.
Yeah, maybe it's your perspective is so distant that you could have
that you could say stuff like that. But so that's the other
thing that Jordan Peterson said that really made everyone you know
laugh. And it was a joke. Essentially, his whole thing was,
that's why I said when the sister said condescending it's like one
step past that. To the level of you just you don't even comment
you just move on.
You don't really analyze it because it's not a serious thing
this is funny. A big bank here in the UK announced staff will be
wearing pronouns on their name tags.
And if you don't like it, take your business elsewhere. How do
you say that to customers? Like what's wrong with you?
I am it says he always watches at a later time. Let's it's good that
we keep the YouTube up.
I Nico Archimate
There's a clear agenda behind Peterson's interviews of religious
scholars, cherry picked by him to assist in tackling the ultimate
target, right.
Why is Mohammed Jacobi the 34th generation from the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, but King George and King Hussein of
Jordan is the 42nd. Well, of course, because there's so many
lineages. And some people live a short life. Some people have older
sons, like if you live a long life, and you're the last son that
your father produces a son at the age of 60. Back in the old days,
it would happen, right? A guy could be 60, and he could have a
son. Right? So another man in the same generation.
He's 20. And he has a son.
Right? And that son has a son at age 20.
Right? You see the difference? So one man has a son at age 60.
Excuse me, that son has a son at the age 60. So that's a longer
chain, or a longer link, I should say. And then the others are
shorter links. So that's why you can have 42nd generation 34th
generation, et cetera. That's how it works.
You know, which one is the shortest, like how I think 30 is
in the 30s. Today on the earth, there is in the 30, still,
generation.
Okay. That's how it works.
Khadija says it's quite scary to be in academia, I don't even know
how you could survive in academia. I don't know you definitely can't
survive in politics. With the left.
You can't survive in politics on the left, even if you're a
progressive, because the progressives, their natures to eat
something, they got to eat something. When they keep hanging
out with themselves. They'll eat themselves, like the poor, not
poor. There's like a transgender, ultra progressive, LGBTQ Black
Lives Matter.
You know, because Black Lives Matter is also against traditional
family too. It's not just about race, right? But they had a coffee
shop. It's like a total hangout for them.
They got a costed and attacked and canceled, right for being owners
and other things. And, essentially, the workers the
employees demanded, they divvy up their company, to the employees.
Marxism I mean, what in the world?
So there are trans people that got cancelled.
So we're doing a pre open QA before we get to our tafsir today.
How are we doing on Instagram?
All right. So Allah
Sarah says, Why doesn't Peterson take his own advice with regards
to the right and left stupid advice? I'm shocked. I agree. It
was like some grandpa coming in and come on. Everyone get along.
I assume Rockstar, they're gonna have to fire their CEO. No doubt
about it. They're gonna have to reassign him to some desk and put
a new CEO. That's a disaster. This bank that says take your business
elsewhere. How do you say that to your customers?
What do I study recited says after Fanta Dine, you study Aki to
heavy. You go deep into theta and kill them. Watch. Ryan, when you
were here last Thursday, we did a monster stream stream on
abolhassan. That was a monster stream. I was sad. I missed
these and I will have some. Yeah, those were those were huge.
And they were basically
it was trying to bring the bare bone fundamentals of what the idea
of Kadem is and how important it is. And the idea that you want to
take the safe side and Arpita fine, but don't lead because you
can't say you know what? Look, alright, look, we got a river
problem, right? Let's say in fifth, there's a river problem.
How do you get an education without it? So one, how do you buy
a home without him? So one company tries and it gets critiqued to
heck, but it tried, right? And it found a solution. You don't like
the solution but find another guy says Listen, I'm not gonna
do make any mistakes.
I'm just going to rent my whole life. Wonderful. You can die upon
that, and you will be safe, but you're not the leader the
community, right? Because don't do anything and just freeze and live
back in time. That's not gonna work. You have to try to find
answers to this to people. So we have 50 problems. We also have
philosophical problems. We have people attacking and throw
Without literally legit logic nunchucks at you to try to put a
dent in your confidence in Islam. Kalam is all about defending the
idea of Muslims
from the perception that there's any inconsistency within it as the
Quran says, well, Kenya and India lady learner wanted to figure out
11 kathira. So it's part of our theta. As the Quran says, if it
was from other than Allah, they would find much inconsistency in
it. Part of our job, the duty of scholars, is to show that it's
not, it's consistent. There's no inconsistency EFA that's
afternoon, there is no inconsistency within itself.
There's no consistency within reason. Good. From between
revelation, and often, how could there be an inconsistency between
revelation intellect and observe nature when Allah is the Creator
of all of them? Okay, so we have to prove that. All right, prove
it, you have to define what is awful, and how what is the right
way to use it? Because you can observe things in the wrong way.
Right? I could go out there and I say, hey, the shadow is not
moving. swear by Allah, the shadow is not moving. Right? Well, we
would say you're wrong. Okay. Because one sample size of one
glance doesn't is not sufficient. You have to look at it. After an
hour, and after another hour, and after another hour, then you'll
conclude it's moving so slowly, I can't perceive its move. I can
only I'm only certain that it's moving by looking away coming back
after an hour, then I see its movement. Okay. So observation can
be has to be defined and what's the right way to observe
something? What's the right way to use your intellect that Allah gave
us and said, Do you not use it? So what is the right way to use it?
These rules are called Aloka. Does not the Quran say or mantra? Let's
go. Alright, Billy Sen and RV and movie we revealed this Quran in a
clear Arabic tongue.
So what does that mean? If it's an unclear Arabic tongue, shoot, the
currents covering their conditioner.
I just want to use this lower like two degrees, it's okay. When AWS
comes you can do it.
So it's Allah says in a clear every time we have to ask
ourselves a question, what is Arabic? Right? How can we know
it's clear? If we don't define what it is? Allah describes it? If
anything has an adjective, the noun itself must be defined. So we
have rules of Arabic. Okay, what is an error in the Arabic
language? Can I say that to Ellen Bayto? That's a mistake in Arabic
language, the Bates should have a customer that have to elevate it.
Alright. So that's what we said here. And that the barebone basics
of Kadem every muscle has to understand it's meant to show
there are none of these inconsistent Dennis meant to show
the inconsistencies in the Harris's how heresies are not
consistent with the book and how Cofer is not consistent with
itself. got weak you cannot attack an atheist and say your Cofer is
not consistent with the Quran. You didn't care about the Quran, while
at the villa, what would you say to them is your Cooper is not
consistent with montem cannot be accepted, or with reason or with
observation, a cosmology. The Kalam Cosmological Argument
consists of a logical principle that cannot be debated. And
observation that is not debated. And then it brings you a
conclusion. If the first two are not debated, the conclusion must
be true. The opposite of that conclusion must be false. Very
basic thing so I advise people watch the previous episode on
Apple, Apple has an SRE.
So Jordan Peterson is with the daily wire and Ben Shapiro is
rising up as the dawn of the of the left, right. He's such a nerd,
but he's really smart. Right? I mean, the right. He's a complete
nerd and a geek looking guy, but he's extremely smart. And he's a
shark. Okay, he's like the John Stockton of the right. John
Stockton, if y'all remember in basketball, he looks like an
accountant. But he's got the hair of an of a geek and a dentist and
an accountant and no offense to accountants and dentists out
there. But you know, like the straight laced guy.
But if you look at this guy, John Stockton was a shark and a killer.
He had an unfortunate thing in his career that he was stuck with Karl
Malone. If he was with oh my gosh, if he was with Michael Jordan.
If he was like that, that shooting guard for Michael Jordan, right?
Or anyone close
so and so that's what Ben Shapiro is, and he's a hardcore Zionist.
We can't even come close to him. He's like rabid dogs Zionist. He
wants us all killed. Right? And he's like, Oh, the Palestinians
are putting their babies up type of Zionist.
He's just you can't even come near him. He
If you want to learn something about his logical techniques, how
he cuts up transgenderism fine, that's fine. You see, you could
study that because he's destructive, its destructive,
right? When you're taking something down, you could learn
from even your worst enemy, how to take something down certain
things, you did not need the moral or the opposite of the source.
Let's say you want to be a surgeon, you can, you can study to
be a surgeon with anybody you want, as long as they're a good
surgeon, because this is something that there's no morality behind
it, and there's no transmitted evidence behind it. It's just
facts that you can all discern in front of our own two eyes, so you
can discern these things. So that's what you could get from
those types of people.
Okay.
Someone is asking quick question. If Austin is in 30 minutes, and
the congregational time is in 30 minutes, what do I do?
You pray, if you have to leave, you can pray and leave. But if you
can stay then you stay in prayer with the congregation.
We're doing a pre QA here.
Any good book on Islamic epistemology?
To be honest with you, I don't even think you need a lot but not
an English language that I know of.
Alright, folks, we are going to go to our
we're going to go to our, our reading today.
Go to our reading,
read from the book of Allah and for the baraka of reading from the
book of ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada. And then we will go back to
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Right now, post it when we start the q&a, so that we could actually
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that I consider to be someone whose dua is accepted to give us a
name. And this is the name that he picked he picks in first I said
give us him for a mustard he said mustard and fat. But then we as
well this is not a mustard. It's a school masthead. So does it fit.
That could be my husband, fat daughter, fats, robots and fats.
But everyone seems to like dotted fats. And the connotation there is
that it's in an Arabic name. You are doing heavy duty studies
there. Right. Whereas most of my other public classes on ArcView
it's for someone just coming in for the first time.
So it's vanilla. It's very simple. It's in English. And I like to
take people who are just fresh out of their Toba to be honest with
you and take them in so let's show them the way to become taller, or
to at least just be literate and which American in his fundamentals
of his deen
and then to
I'm to maintain that with streams like this, that you learn
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But the shoe at DOT effects, no
drilling, memorization intensity, You better catch up. It's an
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So, the name itself if you're too scared of the name
that should give you a signal you're not ready for that.
If you can't even pronounce the TH, is it fifth? Or FETs?
You're not ready for it yet.
When is the person consider themselves to live in very simple
answer there are three conditions. When you have this you have
understood the men hedge. When I say men hedge I mean
what positions and method of Arpita will suit and flip
okay.
You have made a decision on the men hedge. Number two, you have
isolated a text or a teacher, either one, some people go by the
teacher, some people go by the text. For example, when I was
coming up,
I didn't have teachers around the shield around me. So I picked a
text and I literally had reset it to Debbie's eight I study with
three people
a bulk of it which ecstatic
part of it with Sheikh Abdul Rahman
will did Hajj
His name is Abdul Rahman will see the Mohammed in Mecca he was more
genuine there's more tannins in Mecca
was Wizard of Oz what's happening
and there and I finished part of it with
a chick in Egypt Sheikh Mohammed Al jindee of each as hurry of
Egypt.
Other people that take one chick and go with that chick so you have
to isolate next second point is your either your shirt or your
book, your medicine. And number three, that you have a systematic
approach of studying it and it can some consistency and studying it
that's it you're talking about even if it's once a week, once
every two weeks your thought event because you've you've isolated
your men, which you've isolated, your
your your, what you're studying, and then you have a system of
doing it consistently your thought of it. So there's to be thought of
in strong thought of and that's slow. This is all the same in the
sense of your thought of it RTD just says what is there and
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It's not going to be totally irrelevant to the to the people
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All right now let's go to but but but ArcView can get to some
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good.
Bushra says we talk about saying that Hussein, of course it's going
to be basically
it's going to be one of the Thursday stories of the odia is
the head of the Olia saying I remember her saying because he's
the sage of a hill Jana, him and his brother so that's why we can
say there's the head of all the Olia and Jana Shiva say you there
Shabaab al Jana
Surah to add yet
11 eyes
when idea de la Baja What is it as yet but even our best while
thought when we try to acronym or has an old girl vo Caja the world,
mocha tila? Well, I would earlier it's the horses that are fighting
in the armies.
And Allah is saying this horse he has no agenda.
This horse will not go down in remember be remembered in the
dunya.
Yet this horse, he has not been commanded to fight for the sake of
Allah. Yet this horse will go and send and drive right into the
opposite opposing army with no fear. If the horse is doing it,
why don't I do it? So why Allah gave us animals in this world. And
we can find an animal with a virtue better than human virtue.
Look at the attitude of the line.
Only time you can ever get a line as if he's tired. That is the only
time you can ever defeat our line. When a line is
Tired it loses its attitude it loses its power. Hey oz while
you're at it, could you also get this? Because it's one plug too.
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What is it? Is the lion the fastest animal? No.
The cheetahs faster. Is it the biggest? No, the tiger is bigger
than line. It's longer. It's heavier. The Tiger hits harder. Is
it? Is the line the most efficient killer? No, it's not at all. Not
all wild dogs have like an 90 to 80 90% kill rate. Lions don't.
lioness goes out
to kill. It doesn't always come back. I think it's 40 to 50 comes
back empty handed every other time.
Is the lion the heaviest hit? Of course not. The Tiger again
defeats the smack of the lion is heavier. The Bite of the Jaguar I
think is stronger than the bite of the line.
What is the lion have that no one else has in the devisee that kink?
It's is beard a little bit? Maybe he's his appearance? What is his
attitude? Okay, so if this we see virtues
in animals that are either really good or really bad, and Allah
gives us a virtue in this animal. This horse will boom go straight
into the battlefields no fear and it will die. How'd you fix it?
Maybe you're
such a wizard.
Yeah. Perfect. Such wizard Kool Aid
left Thank
you give it to the give it to the those people who
haven't had this since second grade. You know what? I wasn't
allowed to have these when I was young. My mom would never buy
them.
See my parents in our household there were certain things symbolic
of American like it's symbolized the bad thing. munchables,
Lunchables munchables. Unless it was very special treat. I'll tell
you what, my my parents considered certain things to be like, the
worst of the worst of American like the rotten kids of America.
Right, McDonald's. Because there were at the time, we didn't have
the right we don't know any better. And kool aid was one of
them. Like, never got that. My dad was into Burger King was fine,
because he said it was like cooked like actual real like real cooked
meat. Whereas McDonald's is trash. And then Coca Cola. Of course, he
was a big fan, because that hit the Arab world. Coca Cola hit and
they're all addicts.
So, but I haven't literally have not touched one of these. I'm
telling you in like ages. How did you get it?
There's downstairs, someone must have brought them. Okay, what idea
did love Uh huh. So this animal? If it's doing it, why can't we do
it?
If the lion is an animal, and Allah created with that attitude
for us to learn, how about the eagle eagle is another animal to
love because the eagle there's no animal that actually
seeks out the storm, except the eagle. Every other animal. Bird
when it rains, it goes away, the eagle will fly around seeking out
the storm. Why? Because it found a way to benefit from the storm. The
State uses the storm for its favor in two ways. It goes above the
storm.
And the current of air pushes up in a storm. So it is allowed, it's
allowed to rest its wings. It literally does nothing. It just
holds its wings out. And the air will push the eagle up.
And on top of that it the air will push the eagle up so high that it
could get a view that it could never have gotten before. And it
will get a view of the world that he could never get before.
Isn't that an amazing metaphor? Like in the time of fitna, you do
so little, when you're when Allah is testing you, you do so little,
but you get a perspective that you would never have gotten before.
That like an amazing analogy. Let me tell you another amazing
analogy in the Chris that's why it said the creation, the intellect
the book can never can contradict each other. And it's all analogies
and lessons
are owed. The old that we burn. Now there's a couple types of
this. The first type of food is the sap. That's one thing.
Frankincense it's very good as medicinal properties actually. The
second type of owed is is the stuff that middle class people use
every single day after dinner. And that is basically wood chips that
are dunked in perfume. That's the stuff that we buy for 50 bucks. It
lasts for like a month or half a month.
But then there's the real deal. The stuff that you see in the
Khadija homes in the cut eg stores in Mecca. It's a burning a
darkness of a 24/7 and that is the actual real witch
If that has been in, naturally infused now, let me tell you how
it's been infused. This tree. It's only one type of tree that does
this one or two. Tiger Woods. So how does this work? So I get an
Agra wood tree I planted well, I have Oh no, you have a regular
piece of wood.
The environment around this tree makes it sick,
and the tree is going to be killed by fungus. There is a fungus that
Allah created to attack the Agra wood tree.
Now that tree itself, though defends itself by releasing an
antidote
by releasing a response, like an immune system of a tree.
That response mingled when it fights the fungus, and it kills
the fungus.
That antidote then makes the whole tree smell the way it smells.
Right, and you don't smell it. Now, here's another analogy. So
that's an analogy of Toba, isn't it? Allah subhanaw taala says
Libyan I'm the Messiah. But if I'm going to shoot onto the group,
either monsoon was it mean it means the believers if they are
touched by an attack from Iblees, so that they make a mistake, good
to the cuddle, they remembered that turn back to remembering
Allah for either home mobile suit on and lo and behold, there now
have insight.
They're no better than they were before after their war with bliss.
Here's another thing about
the owed is also a metaphor for the moment. Is that on his own,
you leave him on his own. There's no smell, it's just a piece of
wood, you, you would not know anything from it. Neither does it
look any amazing nor smell amazing.
But you take it and you put it under the test, you put it in the
fire, it releases the most amazing smell, and disappears and himself.
So what is it a metaphor for the common Muslim who dies a murderer?
Because the common Muslim, you don't benefit. There's no benefit
from him. He's just living his life. But when he gets tested, he
dies a martyr. So like this wood chip. So we can't say like, he's a
metaphor of a scholar, because a scholar by himself is releasing
benefit to the people. But the martyr is somebody whom is
completely normal, living his life completely normally. But then he
gets hit by cancer. And his response to the cancer inspires
all community, or the whole family response. It gets inspired by his
response, that type of person, that's the metaphor of the road.
Let me tell you something else. That trials and tribulations This
is an amazing dream. Eventually, someone we're gonna have to cut
this out and make it its own clip because it's amazing dream. A
woman in Egypt, she had a vision.
She had a vision, and she was a farmer woman. Okay, very simple
woman.
Working in the forms of Egypt, she has a vision of the messenger of
allah sallallahu wasallam. Someone says to her, Hey, go over there.
The prophet is there. So she says, okay, definitely. She starts
walking there. As she's walking. She sees a blind person reaching,
trying to go where's the Prophet? Then she looks and she sees a man
with no legs, pushing himself like this, to see the prophets of Allah
Williamson. She sees he sees another person limping, that
they're paralyzed from the side of their body, limping, dragging his
foot to see the prophets of Allah when he was in another person
burned.
Like a burn victim. See the prophets I said, other people
healthy. Okay, other people very rich, to see the Prophet sighs
other people very poor.
All sorts of like everything you can imagine. But stick what sticks
in her mind are all these Miss Gaines there's so miskeen
blind, deaf, mu, burn victim, all these things. Finally she reaches
the messenger of allah sallallahu Heusen and she sits next to the
Messenger of Allah.
And she is a shitty Sharifah which means she's from lineage of Satan.
Hesson. So she has the right to sit next to the messenger because
that's her grandfather. And she sits right next to the prophets of
Allah. Do you
have to say that because some people may think that's not right.
No does she's sitting firstly and all dreams, there's no idea and
dreams, in the sense of the symbols of dreams. You don't say
though this was haram or Hala? It's just a symbol but in this
case, it's like a true dream. So she sits right next to the
messages from ALLAH and he welcomes
and she says, she's looking at all these people coming to the
prophets of Allah when he was on them. And she feels bad for them.
And she says La Surah buena Rahim is not our Lord merciful
Prophet looks at says Bella,
for sure he is merciful.
She then says what about all these people there his believers?
Blind, pushing himself because he has no legs, paralyzed, can't walk
with and can't move. One leg in one arm.
deaf, mute, burned poor. What about all these? Where's the
drama?
And the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam response with the verse
of Quran. Well, our him know him waka Seffner, mabie min min loader
the lead up to the anemia Mahan
if we had mercy upon Allah says, if we had mercy upon them, and
remove this affliction from them, their destiny would have been to
oppress in the land and seek from its pleasures until they committed
sins that take them to the Hellfire
the lead Jew, they would have gone without limits feed the Leanna him
in their excessive Yama Hoon
destroying their Accra.
Who knows this, we don't know this. So I can't come to somebody
says let me afflict you. So you can get better. Only from the
definitions of man is that He alone can punish get or can
afflict somebody, and his affliction is a mercy
he can afflict somebody with a terrible,
seemingly terrible thing now, but it's a mercy for his future. Why?
Because Allah knows that if they were totally free from this
affliction, they would have used their NEMA
to do wrong
well over him know whom aka chef and MLB him and maybe him and
loader Lella jufeel biryani. Miang, unbelievable. Unbelievable.
So this is affliction that they're on. It is the mercy
when Allah sends an affliction, it's mercy.
You may not see it right now and you may not like it, actually
guaranteed you will not see it and you will not like it. But when
we're afflicted with a tribulation, we have to actually
insist as a matter of belief that there is so much good in this and
now you have to become like a pearl diver looking for the
goodness where's the goodness in this? Right? So that's that's an
amazing lesson that came to this woman in a dream and Allah knows
best that she may have been thinking that so Allah gave her
the answer in his dream
right
amazing
All right, so this animal
goes straight into a war with no fear with a shaman and how not
your very first will kill with Sanam were in the top Baja del Hye
won at that era era halwa Main tab of Azhar what a woman coded auto
Bobby had to know either the year at low now. We'll call him Bob her
nurse will muster
well Majutsu will idea tobacco Dhaba will call it alley. He'll
Ibn Phil Hutch tatelman Ottawa LM was Danica. It's the camels that
take us hatch, when it was delivered in a minute.
Nonetheless, be worked out the better candidate will have us
werfen Islami bedre will make no mana, mana Illa for us, and we
only had two horses in better said and it says Zubayr. And with
jejunal s words,
forgive to call it a failed idea it will have the habit of an
investor would sow the seed and it says no, no, no. What idea to
double is not the horses in battle. It's the camels and hedge
that take us from place to place. Right? So here's another animal
that has a stamina and an ability that's beyond. So he said we only
had two horses embedded and therefore the plural would not
work. But you have to understand a rule in tafsir. Good to have seen
it is about the language. And it is not restricted to the
circumstance of Revelation. So anything that fits the language of
what idea to love is a sound tafsir if not the circumstance of
Revelation. So say nobody tells us here the circumstance of this
revelation is the camels of hedge, not the horses of medicine. That's
the circumstance but the Tafseer can go to anything that fits the
bill, the language of Abraham Alebrije to be a woman nurse,
learn equals Zeus Tenzin, memorize this at a Broto Alebrije means the
lesson of tafsir the fruit of a tafsir the Omu a love is by
whatever the
Language suits, Larbey whistles at Tenzin not because of the specific
reason it was revealed. So if someone says
this verse was revealed for the kofod
Well that's what why we said that without a look at 42 environments
and without had a debate in Damascus
and said Now with our he talks about the omad family, your family
they're stealing from those account money from the tax money
that's the almost money
and he says to me, you're not spending it properly. And he cited
the verse of Quran of you reckon he's gonna have in the neck mizuna
dabba will fit though, those who hoard gold and silver.
Wow, he said that was revealed about the Christians and the Jews.
So that's also said Tenzin
said, No, I will not have said it was revealed about them as a
warning to us. Meaning Yes, it was revealed about them. But the
warning applies to us. Right. So that's I brought to be our move. I
love, love your associate Tenzin, you want to learn something
technical? This is like a technical will solely interpret a
very important thing because sometimes you say it's FCM says
no, no, that's not the right of suit. We're not talking about
associates and Z, we're talking about moving left, or moving left
is what is a valid tafsir actually answers a question that a lot of
times
like it's not like the kuffaar believe any of this. So why are we
told about the kofod and you know, that I think there's examples
where Allah subhanaw taala addresses the kofod it makes sense
that it's a warning to us so that we don't resemble them all of the
speech to the kuffaar is not recited by the kuffaar Right. All
the thought towards the kofod is is is not at all recited by them
and if it's recited by them they don't believe in it for us.
And moody Attica said I couldn't I thought what the heck were
McCartan? Well Kelby saying it's the horses that even go through
fire
Yeah, Neil Cody has cut Yep. Danna be however in with their hopes.
They go through it
or they they go through the fire of war
Okay, so this is an image here of the horse going through war garden
which I had was a didn't Aslam
it is the idea that somebody had to cut her. It's the trickery and
the plots of enemies.
Yeah, I need the journal how macro regional.
And mo Allah hillock the 100 Ilica. Formula OBrien Ilica by
Muhammad niqab, a neuron touch demo, so it's the fire of plots or
it's the literal burning heat of the sand or the rocks or the sun
or, or the ground that the horses go over? Or it's the plotting of
soldiers fed up with it. So the hub again the horses, so they
before Sanya, I do
Oh, that he'll be for Sanya. I do and the Saba.
Okay, it's again the war horses going out in the morning.
And auditor we said it's the camels
that go out during hatch. So the idea of the Alapaha again is that
some people said it's the horses at war. There's the camels at
hedge but the dominant are saying it's the horses at war because the
camels that hedge it's not like
what's the risk that the camel is taking? Like what's the difference
between a camel going from minutes and was dedica
or from modified some was dead you know go from minutes was that if
you go from modification was dead versus going across going from any
other town to any other town like the camels doing the same thing?
What's unique is horses and brother we could take a mule to do
that job right? I can think of mule from modifieds and was
dedicated to Mac to mechanism and etc. But no other animal goes
toward the way the horse goes to work
for us I don't have enough
for something to be
found to be Nakara means it leaves traces of dust behind it. And
that's actually one of the beauty of watching a horse is to actually
see the trace of dust that it leaves behind it
fell itself gonna be he GEMA a duck Allah was
the horses they get in the middle fo a something IV Gemma
What's up? They get in the middle of the war when the when they in
mesh. You ever watched those movies? Man? It really clicked the
line? Yeah, the Calvary is cavalry opens it up.
And you know, how do you handle the in the olden days, the same
way that any youth today knows how to do a pick and roll. Okay, any
youth knows how to set a pick, okay, and then move move around to
and then dump it to the guy whose defender was picked.
That is not a pick and roll, right? So every all youth knows
how to do this. All youth who play football don't know how to do a
slant pass.
Which is basically like you go off on an angle, and then you cut back
in so your defenders behind you. Okay. So people know how to do
these things, because they know that but in the old days, what
were they doing?
Okay. In the old days, they used to know, basic war strategies. So
what is the basic war strategy by which so many people won their
battles? All right. And so I had Dean was an absolute expert at it.
And the Romans were experts at this. If you've ever faced
horses coming at you, if they bring the cavalry at you, okay?
The cavalry is coming this way. And your soldiers are here. What
do you do? How do you defeat this? You don't take them the cavalry
head on, what you do
is what they called the feigned retreat. And that is start acting
chaotically and yelling chaotically, then half the tube
goes this way, half goes this way, you look like you're running away.
And then very quickly, you turn around,
you wrap around them. Okay? That's the famous play called The feigned
retreat. It was something they do in war. And what they would do is
they would literally invite it. So that as they're in meshing like
this, I don't know how to show the audience, you're imagining like
this.
After a while, when you want to finish this battle off quickly,
you start to, to fall back, fall back, fall back, fall back, and
they're coming in, coming in coming in. And then your guys lap
around.
And usually, there should be horsemen waiting on these edges
hiding,
and then you get on those horses, and you wrap around. Okay, so that
was the famous strategy. And now you sandwich because not all of
you represent half of you rep. So a quarter of you go to the right
quarter of you to the left and half of you stay. That half that
stays are very important. Because they're going to keep them
attracted. They're going to keep the other enemy coming and killing
us, right fighting us rope a dope. But then all of a sudden, those
those troops come around the back and sandwich.
This was something like a pick and roll like a slant. Every coach
uses a slant every has everyone does this land, just how good you
are. Now, how did the Romans do it? Well, the Romans had, if they
had a chance, when they were able to do this, what they did was that
the infantry, the first phase that they would do is they would try to
thin out the opposing army with what they called *. I don't
know what the Roman word for * was. But it was basically the the
arrows on fire.
And they would rain * down on the enemy. Oh, that's where it
comes from? Oh, yeah. Yep, rain enemy. This is old. So thin them
out first. That's the first step. Then once the battle in meshes,
the infantry will do a little bit of damage, right. But once the
infantry starts to thin out, the infantry is the guy on feet.
They all break.
They all go backwards. When they break the, what the Romans did
have, when they were able to do it was that they would have all of
their cavalry hidden. The other enemy opponent doesn't even know
that their cavalry is there. And as they pull in, pull in, pull in.
Alright, then the cavalry comes in. Now, what the Romans would try
to do is to pull into a downward Valley. So those infantry men,
they're sack they're sacrificing themselves, right? They're
literally like taking the blow like a rope a dope, but they're
going downhill and fighting someone come against them uphill.
But what does that mean? That means when the cavalry comes from
the back,
they will be coming downhill on people who will turn around and
see a horse uphill. And then that's finished. It's all over the
cat that cavalry. They're basically coming in. It's like,
like, like Mariano Rivera, three strikes and you're out this game's
over. Right? They wipe them away. And that's how the Romans that was
basically like, Roman conquest one on one. You that's what you did.
You only went away from that. If
You had to do something else, right? You don't you only want
away from that. If there was something different about the
land, or something different about the enemy. Right, so this is a
very basic way to how they used to when everyone knew about this,
then why is it so? Effective? So
certain things. Okay. Michael Jordan is backing up on you. You
know what's coming?
You can stop it. Right? Alright, Brady has Gronkowski and Edelman.
You know what's coming? You're not stopping it? Right? It's about
doing it well.
And if you did it, well, that means you hit your cavalry. That's
first thing. Also, you don't know which direction they're going to
come from. Right? Or when they're coming. And when they're coming.
And when you have some some rudimentary tribes, they don't
have scouts. They don't have the ability. So it's a numbers game, a
numbers game. That's why they say words figured out now. Yeah. But
like, now we have cyber warfare and everything like that. But
before it was kind of cut and dry, it's pretty cut droppers. Whoever
has Yeah, became a resource scheme. Yeah. And then and you
also have to know that, in the old world, if you go into a fight up
to the Nordic people, or something, they might not. Not all
their soldiers will be educated on this. So just because a few
generals know it, is gonna be chaos in the ranks, like when if
50% of your guys don't have a clue what's going on? Right? And only
50% Do know what's going on the 50 cake, you can't control it, right?
So you're out of you're completely out of it. And that's how they
basically did it. And you only went away from that. There was an
amazing fight actually, between the French and the British, one
time, olden days, okay. The old days were the French heavily
outnumbered a British faction.
And the French at that time, were armored from top to bottom. Like,
how do you fight them? Every time you hit the guy, you stabbed the
guy, it hit metal.
So one guy was really, really smart. And he just waited, and
waited and waited and waited.
And he picked the land that was a valley. And he waited to the rain.
As soon as it rains, that's when we're gonna fight. Okay, and we're
going to take off all of our armor. And we're going to split up
into little groups.
And then once we get these guys with their armor to come into the
mosh pit, they're gonna slip. Yeah, they're gonna do they're
gonna get back up. Did you have your backup? And so you just get
them in, boom, neck into the you go right? For the little gap,
right? So Noah says he's familiar with this. Right? So that was a
good one. That was a great strategy. See, I like the old
Strategies of War. You know why? It's comprehensible? Right, right.
I don't like the new strategies because you know, what's going on
what's going on? Right? You really don't know what's going on. Like,
no one can say, Oh, this happened and this happened. And this
happened. It's almost like it asked an IT person when he does,
right.
You ask an IT person when he doesn't eat, you're gonna get
gibberish. I like to ask a
gynecologist. What do you do to treat women? podiatrist? What do
you do? Fix feet?
Chef, what do you do? Cook food? Teacher, what do you do teach
Dean?
Like three words, two words. But war today, it's not like that you
can't put in there was a game plan and boom, this happened. And that
happened. I was it. So. So another question. Yeah. Bring your mic
closer a little bit. You know, bring it closer, the Romans versus
or the Persians? They were vastly out, you know, they vastly
outnumbered the Muslims. And the Arabs there. It's like they're a
bunch of tribes. Yeah. But I would have to imagine like that they
weren't very organized. So we know that Allah gave the Arabs and the
Muslims still. But were the Arabs skilled at this type of warfare as
well? Or did they kind of just figure it as they went along? Know
the Arabs were not skilled in warfare, they were not trained in
warfare. They were not a people of warfare.
And they didn't have a history before this of warfare, except the
petty stuff amongst themselves. So how did the prophets of Allah who
it was setting them organized them in times of war you organized by
your family, because you're gonna want to protect your family. So
when the Prophet came into conquest of Mecca,
and before that, he set the precedent, we're going to put
these people with their family, tribe by tribe, you would think,
Oh, we're all Muslims, right? No, that's in life. But in war, you
want to protect your family, and you know, your tribe, and you
respect your leaders. So if we're going to war for example, imagine
all of us are going to work and then they just like put Ryan you
go with this got people from South Carolina, you go with people from
Chicago. Nowadays, I don't even know who you are. Right. Right.
But if we all came to war, and the Chicago communities with their
immense right New Jersey communities with our because we
already live together, right? We already listened to the chain of
command. There's already a chain of commands here. We talk about it
all the times. Yeah, leaders like yo, if we're in a war, what role
are you gonna play? Yeah,
We're always talking about it.
We got to plan for it, we got to plan for what I talked with Maliki
click, like, some kind of breakdown of society, where we're
gonna need to come together as a gank. So then he comes in and the
province I sent him I was one thing that the Prophet
established. Another thing that could have been what he did was
all psychological warfare. So for example, the night before a war,
one of the wars he saw there, the scouts told him, You vastly
outnumbered. So kind of unwieldy and he said, every soldier
got laid off a different fire. And he had them spending, you know,
the bulk of the night, lighting fires for like, all the way
across. Right? So a fire you imagine there's like 20 Guys
huddled around a fire, right? So when every guys is lighting a
fire, and they look out at night, and they see the whole horizon is
covered with different fires. They imagine it's that he brought
sometimes extras, make noise, just make noise, like hit stuff, bang
stuff. So at nighttime, you see fires, and you hear noise
in the daytime, now, the light has exposed you right? So what does he
do? He gets extras, kick up dust. For all the across the horizon,
kick up dust.
He did another one. He would go and he would
have people have his soldiers leave the battlefield, change
their armor, and were brand new armor and then come back. They'll
think that reinforcements have come, right. He used all these
mental tricks to make up for the numbers. Right? And most of his
Wars was never had on attack. So you fight in two different ways,
right? If you have the power, you just do a head on attack, is why
Allah subhanaw taala loads on the Omo PME brings the King who lied.
Why do you need to lie? Right? You can add on attack. Why do I need
to lie to you? I'm stronger than you. Right? The king who lies is
something is out of place here. Right? Why do you need to lie when
you're the king? You could just cut my neck off. Right? So.
So that's the head on attack. Now if you're weaker, you have to
fight by like attrition. Right? And that is guerrilla warfare.
Yeah, you have to nip at the edges. And I would imagine the
Arabs were good at this because this is what they did to each
other. That's what they do each other. So kind of nip at the
edges. nip at the edges, right? Just keep NiP. They can't, they
can't concentrate you on you in one area. So you'd like in 12
different areas. How do you see you have to break up your army.
And so he would nip nip nip nip nip away, and that's how you
achieve anything big if you want. If you're a small person, small
resources, I mean, and you want to do something big, you can't go on
ahead on attack, you have to nip at the edges, until slowly, you've
built up something for yourself. Or slowly you've you've narrowed
away the the big mountain that you're trying to attack. If you
can nip like this is this sounds crazy, but it's true. If you have
a mountain in front of you, and you got a hammer, that's all you
have,
logically speaking, if you can break one in one square inch of
the mountain and render it into dust, you can destroy the whole
mountain just a matter of time, right? And then you teach one
other person to do the same thing. And it's just a matter of time. So
that's how they that's all kind of been relieved for and maybe you
know one of these things. It'd be a great series to do his battles,
his strategies, but someone's got to analyze the strategy, not just
that he won and he won. Okay.
So that's in terms of battle and warfare in Al Insana lira Biella
canoed now he goes into the lessons to the above to the human
being, oh human being, like a * look like a fool, Jehovah Lena
Mila. You're ungrateful. Or the biller from being ungrateful or
wounded, beloved, from being ungrateful. You know, the one of
the signs that your Eman is increasing, is that your view of
NEMA is no different. Right? Because and this is something I
think all of us can get good at, for the simple reason that we are
interacting with the football all the time.
And we fast if there's a sliver of meat against you, in your plate, I
mean, that's a massive nema. If you woke up in the morning, and
you looked, you have to really consider that nema. If you walk I
remember one time studying a class in science I had to do as an as a
mandatory part of science, a study of diseases. What do you call the
study of diseases? Isn't not Videology epidemiology study of
all the different diseases now we got to the chapter on the diseases
in the womb.
The amount of the defects that could happen. It's a miracle
anyone's born normal. When you read the number of default, if
this you would imagine everyone has something exactly. If this
genetic sequence is touched, boom, you can't see if this one isn't
you
Have no nose. Oh, if this one you're paralyzed, right if this
one your skin it's unbelievable how many oh if the woman in in
ingests too much of this chemical, and her body is predisposed to
this boom, if demand this that in the other, his sperm is all jacked
up and boom. He has anyone born normal, right? It's unbelievable
is to show us the Rama that Allah has with us. When you when I look
around, sometimes I look around at
people and you see somebody with, let's say,
their arm is paralysed.
And he's 20 years old.
What a biller that fell on his head. Unbelievable. You start
asking him Hola, hola. Let us enjoyed this Chifa that you've
given us like this.
I fear I fear from sickness.
mean if you don't wake up and realize how lucky we are not to be
sick, not to have had an accident of someone who perfectly healthy
had an accident. You see some of the accidents are senseless. It's
not like self inflicted.
There was a guy recently in South Brunswick. His job is to
hedge What are you trim the hedges? The guy's trimming some
hedges for some reason or other. He crouches maybe to fix his
hedger, you know that hedger
just like, was dangerous, right. It's like a piece of plastic. And
it's hedging up all the weeds and everything. I don't know sometimes
that gets stuck in the weeds. So he's got to bend down and fix it.
While he's bending down to fix it on the edge of I think it was
George's road. He's bent down fixing the hedges, fixing his
trimmer.
A girl is texting and driving. She smashes his spine, snaps his spine
kills the guy. Right? Other causes, of course, he hit his
head. But he was crouched down what and she's texting while
driving. At that moment, his head, your head to be fixed at that
moment. She's turning the bend at that moment someone texts her.
And she just railroads the guy. If he if he had survived his spine
would have been snapped.
But he hit his head as well. And he's dead. And this guy, he's got
six kids too. That's why it hit the news. She was found guilty,
no.
Hispanic. And she was found guilty. She's 18 years old. Like
her life is not going to be the same anymore. of people like cut
out the pitchforks, right? She should be. You know, first of all,
explain to me what jailing an 18 year old putting her in jail is
going to do for those six kids and that wife? How's it beneficial?
Okay, Punisher. I think they're gonna give her several years in
jail. But let's say punish her punishment with let's say, six to
a year in jail just to feel the hardship fine.
But then again, what she actually did we all do, are you gonna all
tell us lie and so you don't text while you're driving.
So it's not like she went and did something so irresponsible. She
did something we all do. She just happened to just do it at the
wrong time. And in the wrong way, it's a reminder to us, it's a
reminder, we shouldn't do. So let's say she gets punished for a
year to scare everyone from the here's my punishment.
As long as these kids are alive,
or
after you hit a million bucks, you will work and your salary
is gonna go to them. All you're gonna get is enough to is the bare
bone market of rent. 500 bucks a month for a single bedroom. And
200 bucks for food. 100 bucks for gas. That's all you're gonna get.
You get to keep one to $2,000 Beyond that, you're working. And
that money is gonna go to them because it's involuntary. As he
says involuntary manslaughter, but they're putting you in jail.
They're the DIA is so much better. So much better. It's so inhumane.
Yeah, you're putting a girl 18 year old girl. Yeah, who was you
know, probably lived a pretty high class life, you know, middle class
or something? Most likely, yeah. And now you're putting her into
jail or into prison with everyone else? What do you think is gonna
happen to her? Yeah, you really, you know, it's her fault, but you
still feel bad for Yeah, it's so sad. So so it's gotta be jail to
me is useless. Let them work. She's 18 She lives with her dad,
let her dad pay as well. Because DIA is by the tribe. It's paid by
the tribe. Right? So let the entire family start coughing.
Because you know what that does? Let's say if one of my kids went
any damage to property,
and they said, Well, you're paying for it. Well, I know he doesn't
have money. Guess who the court is gonna come to come to me. Guess
what I'm gonna do when we get home. All right.
I'm paying for your stupidity, right for your mistake. All right,
come, let's see, I'm gonna have to deal with them, right? My emotions
towards that person, the emotions of the tribe towards the criminal,
is what's going to fix them up because they're gonna be pissed.
We got to pay the deal because of your stupidity, right.
So
And as I've always said, We got to just bring back lashes brings so
much easier. And we all see you limping around. And we all learn
well, life. There's a guy texting and driving, and he's limping
around. I'm not going to text drive probably for a week. Every
time I see someone limping around, I'm not going to text and drive.
By the way. There's a there's there's a strong case even in the
Western system. Yeah, there's a good book, I think it's called the
case for flogging. It's a it's a book written by like Western legal
scholars. Yeah. You know, capital punishment isn't really all that
bad as it is this controversial for me to say? No, right? Yeah,
like a lot of people. They, they see it as a very viable system.
Yeah, I think it's very viable. It's economically viable. It's,
you're, you're also You're warning other people, especially if you if
they're public. Some people should watch the lashes. Okay.
They should watch it. And we all get to see the guy limping around.
Right now you're a kid and you're going to sell drugs.
And the cool kid above us and teaching you how to sell drugs
then that cool kid gets arrested. If he disappears into jail that's
like cool to in some places go to jail, like graduate school. But if
he comes back
right and his butt hurts we all make fun of him and he's laughing
and all of a sudden I don't want to do drugs anymore. I'm getting
you know made fun of
so we got to be able to see this. Okay.
And then some of these people why are we keeping them alive? What is
the point of a life sentence explain that. No, that's why keep
you alive. Man. Yeah, he Okay. Joker kills the he does genocide
on an entire portion of the town. Yeah, put him in Arkham Asylum
destroyed the city. Yeah, now you're putting all of these guys
in the same place. Oh, yeah. You know that mentioned beginning that
life penalty for not killing these guys. Exactly. You put them all
these and they get that's graduate school and how to be a better
criminal. Listen if I ever would have ever been that we asked
if I had to go to jail. Okay, I must you have to join a gang in
jail. Okay, you have to to survive. Okay, unless it's like
one of these mediocre community jails but if you go to a real jail
you have to join a gang so you have to become bad and to join
these gangs you got to do some bad you have to kill somebody right
for us to turn Salafi. I would probably have to Hey, send me the
bin Best Books real quick.
Right now you have a collect call they'll they'll respect you
because you're Arab and then Yeah, as long as they don't look me up
on youtube
I'm gonna be like everyone else. What I'm gonna have to do is try
to do something so crazy to be put into solitary confinement. Yeah,
right? Because I go to jail and like Newark or something like
that. And I hope that they don't see know who I am. I'm going to be
have to you're gonna get a collect call from me. Send me the PDF
refutations of everyone. I need to memorize it and say it for the
safe take my save my life with all the selfie getting in jail. But
your Grom is trying to transform that topic is trying to transform
that and get like some I had Asuna teachings in these jails. Because
right now it's all hardcore. Hardcore medically Wahhabi
salaries, right?
Well, God has an order the outdoor masa blends in Subhan Allah who is
an incidental canoed like Inuit, you're
good like this. Hudson says, The one who forgets his name.
And he remembers his fitna. He remembers all the tribulations. So
45 years old. Yes. How you doing? Well, for the last five years I've
had diabetes. Okay, but you are okay for 40 years, right.
For databind al says Al Canute and Levy and set hula elkus Allah,
Allah Haider minute Isa, Al Hassan Al kizi Rahman, Al SN, that one
problem, one bad thing makes him forget all the good things.
You have to be in a state of goodness in order to receive a
tribulation, right? Like, sometimes I say to myself,
I run a business. I'm so overwhelmed by the work in this
business or in this organization. And I'm upset. You know what, I
always remind myself, you're you have so much NEMA to even have an
organization to even have a business
so
compliant complaining about the one side effects of being too busy
we're in know Allah that he got us a heads which means
we're in Allah Allah county he can do the nessa Lhasa hit Shaden that
inner who Allah is witnessing this okay and if Nick case and says
but the hat the pronoun is Roger idle insane enough say that he
himself admits he himself admits he isn't in grid right
when no yeah and insert enough so because the next if we know the
hug Bill hydrilla said eat he loves goodness so much he loves
money he loves food he loves horses like we all love food cars
that favor general Goodness
Oh buddy man
when newly humble Hady lucha de
la Alamo either both of them I
do not know what
a filet Alamo elaborate syrup method.
You don't know what's in the grave. That's going to be used
someday. So cool it down a little bit on the hug bit dunya
Habiba Corbin ma prophesy Sam said love what you love with with make
it tempered a little bit. Why? Because you're going to separate
from it for in for INEC and Wilfredo you are one day going to
be
separated from it
and it also may be the cause of your pain someday. I have been
heavy because I have been Massa any Hakuna Dukkha Yeoman man love
your beloved with with temperance one day I might become your enemy
so cool it a little bit on these emotions
well selama for pseudo then all of what's in your chest of secrets
will be revealed
I'm telling you want to know if
you if your dean is good
would you publicize? And would you have a problem if your computer
was hacked and exposed all your search history
if all your search history would be exposed to everybody
and a hack
would you lose sleep
right that's what hustler Mathis salute what's hidden in your chest
in other words your secret deeds all exposed just think about that
for a second your search history
in the bone beam
your Lord
as though he knows that things cackling in the mic
you just see him at a cafe to him.
Alright, so that's the end of Susheela yet basic tafseer from
Sedna Al Imam
Ali Baba, we
got
all right open QA time.
All right, open go now to your open QA. And let's take everything
by the way. I as I said do not send in a QA while I'm talking.
You guys could comment all you want. But I may I will not be
looking until now at the queues so if you put a question in the past,
put it again here. And I'll open up the Insta
and see what's going on
my selfie friends will not be happy
to see my
that means most probably it's good then
your search history
Ibrahim, what happens if someone looks at a woman? Mistakenly their
eye and their gaze goes where it shouldn't be? You make up for it
by looking at something good. Okay, such as for example, Tila
Quran,
right? Look at something good.
I wouldn't lose sleep if my search history was exposed. How to Make
Your Pakistani mother happy, despite trying for three decades.
That's
some people they their life circumstances are tough, but they
don't know how to turn off their toughness. That's a problem with a
lot of people. So for example, there could be a single woman
right.
And that single woman has to raise five kids. I just saw a single
woman raise seven kids. All of them are like good, they're good.
Mashallah, they're good kids. How does she do that?
Clearly with some toughness, right
offense, but you need so much toughness. Sometimes you can't
turn it off. And when you can't turn off that toughness
then
like you become hard to deal with in other situations. Not saying
that's hurt but in general
another brother says you please your Pakistani adoption with
accompanying
text any mother by pleasing you're becoming a doctor. That makes
sense. Question for you all I'm
gonna say here kit Orion, could you read me the incident because
it's just not coming up here? It's being annoying. So as Ryan is
going to read me what's going on in Instagram?
Okay,
you can see it can probably pop out.
I'm gonna try again. Right. What about that button? Open comments?
All right. In the meantime, is there ever justice without
punishment?
Justice is one way to do things. The other Oh, great job. Again,
what was it? Yeah, then
there's forgiveness. And then there's the middle course, which
is compensation.
All three of them are different types of justice. Meaning that
it's finished the case. The case is closed. All right, let's go to
the first question that we see on the Insta go up a little bit of a
pop up on our minds opposite.
Someone said to me, I see events over the weekend. MBI sees our
local community events if and it's a local masjid and we had a lot of
community events. For example, we had more marriage event. I didn't
see I was there though.
I saw a lot of other brothers been and see.
I went because the picnic was after. Right? Yeah, I heard there
was a lot of confusion about that. Well, there were like, why was it
that the marriage event and now everyone is coming from the
marriage event? Name Tags? Yeah.
The Picnic.
Picnic was right after the marriage event. Okay. And all the
marriage event had, you know, the name tags. And
I think some people got were interested in each other. Kyla
White says can I avail myself in a way that I keep my hijab cap on to
get a facial by a female non Muslim at the station? Yes, you
can.
Please make dua that I get married soon. Strangest, come to the
events.
A lot of people get married on apps these days to
me, Daddy, what do you say you got married on an app.
Our husband says if something is not halal, but it makes you closer
to Allah.
And we make dua for it. Does that mean Allah wants us to get that
set thing.
For example, you love a woman, she's not halal for you.
But your love for her keeps making you make dua to Allah and begging
Allah Tada, I'm going to be at your doorstep forever to marry
this woman who will die out and live or die on the doorstep of
Allah you'll be good to go. Right? That's the only way I can
understand his question to make sense. Right? Something right now
for me is not highlighted for me.
But I love it so much. I'm gonna be at the Door of Allah to Allah
guess what you might find being at the Door of Allah to be more sweet
in your heart than this woman.
And if it's the reverse scenario can be the reverse to be a man to
woman who loves a man.
So just cyclists right? This is this is what I personally love.
That's what's gonna fill my heart. So I will camp out for the rest of
my life in front of the Door of Allah Tala. That's it. And if I
either Allah is gonna give it to me, or I die upon this, that's it.
Can a person enter Islam by merely saying the shahada without
possessing knowledge of the Six Pillars of iman?
When a person says the word Islam there are certain understood
things in that
namely, that the book of Muslims is the Quran, the prophet is
Muhammad Sallallahu Sallam that there is an afterlife, and that
God is one. So the shahada comes with those known by necessity
things God
comes with that. I have a question. Yep, with the Hadith
chef era, where like the last person to be saved from the Shiva
or the Prophet sallallahu Sallam someone who said the shahada one
time does this imply believing in it or like if someone's like, you
know grandma's passing away and he's like get it applies believing
it? Because what is he meant is defined as by a shadow
does not have color. You have to believe it. Can a woman get a body
massage by a female non Muslim was Seuss
The answer is yes. But she could not reveal her outro
cutting does not even convert, does not get circumcised except by
himself or his wife.
If a guy converts and let me tell you a funny story, this is the gel
of people.
A woman and I had a classmate and sauces Moroccan.
He comes out to he says my dad wants to talk to you blue collar
Moroccan family, really great people. Alright, what's going on?
He talks to me he says that his daughter has his sister has fallen
in love with an American British guy from college. Now show us how
teach this British guy Islam so you can become Muslim. I met the
guy he's a really nice guy. And he genuinely accepted Islam. used to
work in the cinema business. holding the mic, you know, the guy
who's hold the mic. He was actually that guy. boom operator.
All right.
Now the from the from, I have to say this is John. But it's he's an
innocent man. He's an older man. He had one obsession.
Circumcision.
I still teach them in it to teach them Dean. Let him learn Salah
sick, how can he be a real Muslim without being circumcised?
Right.
And he wants the guy to go to the hospital to get circumcised. Well,
guess what? Haram? Who wants this? The father, the father of the
bride?
Can you be a real Muslim without being circumcised? Like Islam was
not about circumcision. He should not be circumcised because that
would entail revealing your outer for a non necessary reason to a
stranger. And we don't do that. So if you want to be circumcised, you
get the in home kit from Amazon.
Your wife spray you down, okay? All right, probably better off
when you're sleeping. Because if your wife is touching you, it
might not be possible anymore. All right. And then have her
circumcise you don't do not try this at home. And this is not an
endorsement for that behavior. But that's the only way that you can
circumcise yourself. Or you do it yourself. Okay? Get some big What
do you call it? We call it being in Arabic numbering.
You get some numbing, learn how to use it in the right way and don't
put too much you might be numb for more than then you want. Alright,
so you numb yourself. And it's literally a device. It's a
machine. I've seen it happen to my son, my baby because that's that's
allowed that as a baby. It's basically like a device. It's
almost looks like a cooking device. And you peel the skin and
then you cut around it like you're cutting like a mango. Right? Got a
mango like this. There's two ways to eat mangoes right the right way
to eat a mango is to cut to get it vertically and cut it horizontally
take the top off
so that's how they do it. Okay, and that would be the right way
for a convert to get circumcised right you or your wife that's it
there's no other option
I like come on multiple times.
This this topic circumcision
we had another hilarious thing at eight oh a woman I think she's
Buxton.
Pakistani woman she wants to buy her kid I eat outfit. Good. She
buys her kid to eat outfit and the
poor Noah got him cotton got himself put in five minute penalty
for saying mango cutting for conference.
Hopefully Ryan forgives you earlier than he then she buys her
her kid a beautiful Turkish aid outfit. The poor get gets saved
all the Turks are cracking up. It was a circumcision outfit. Right?
Because in Turkey in Morocco in all the Arab world, they wait
until the kids immune system gets stronger. And they circumcised the
kid at age 878 when the immune system strong because there's so
much infection in the old days in the in the current times. There
isn't good. So that's why they do them right in the hospital to do
it right away. And then
when it comes to other kids in the old world, they would have to do
it when the kids seven eight and there's a special party
circumcision parties. They still have them till today. All right,
and he was wearing a circumcision. All the Turkish people just
cracking up.
I always thought that toppika happen after the circumcision. I
thought there were really no article for us in the medical
methods in the first seven days and you pass out the meat
I'd like to hear that qurbani, you don't do a party and the medical
method has to be the seventh day. I'll be in Unilever. What should
the wife do in this case? Does she have the right to divorce? What if
he's not circumcised? Oh, there's a question of the sorry about
that. Albanian River.
She's the mother of the groom gets a call on the wedding night. All
right, Albanian River. It says on Instagram. What about a husband?
He enters a slum?
Okay, because the wife became Muslim first. But he's not
practicing or learning the basics of deen and has been two years.
That is grounds for divorce. If he doesn't pray, it is grounds for
divorce.
What his motivation says artists men to do salatu Hajra.
Well, the best motivation of all is think good of Allah and His
generosity. Look how much Allah has given us. All right. Without
asking, imagine that if you asked the generous person that imagine
this.
Imagine you're at home, and you're studying. And your mom, she sends
you a plate of nuts, then ice ginger ale, then, okay. What is
what is mm say? Go back, go back. Mm.
Will?
What does that? Retract? What?
What? I just described how it's done.
What was that was nothing wrong with that?
Yeah, he's fine. You could give him? Yeah. But without there was
what did we say about that? Nothing. Just so you how it's
done. There's a device that you use that put the skin over it and
you cut. And you you have to numb it. It's nothing wrong with that.
Right? So what I was saying, imagine now that you're studying,
your mom gives you some nuts, then she gets you an iced ginger ale,
then she makes you some fries, all to encourage you to study right?
At that moment. If you ask your mother for something, is she gonna
give it to you? She's being so generous to you. Right? So
likewise, Allah has already been so generous to us. Okay.
So when you imagine if you asked what you what you would be given,
but just people just don't ask. And if they ask, they don't
believe that's the problem. And if they ask and believe they don't
have patience, you have to have patience. You're gonna have to go
through the school of Subhan Allah will put you through the school if
so.
All right.
The music question.
Sophia and ma'am are like planning,
gathering.
If you live in an area where Muslims are not organized, they
come and go to the masjid and there are some Arabic and Quran
classes for kids. And that's it.
Good.
Yeah, you're gonna have to go outside. Where should someone
start to create a community of like minded Muslims, for the kids
to hang out? Look for the shield? Even if you have to drive far, but
you drive maybe once a year, once every few months? Good.
All right.
Dino says, go back to dinos.
Some people said just rent your if you're you said you're not elite
stay there. You're not a leader. Oh, stay there.
What's going on? Every time a new comment? Oh, a new comment. I
thought Ryan's going up and down. I was like, alright, so no, I
mean, a person cannot be a leader in a field. If they have no action
upon, for example, in politics, like my personal thing is I'm not
even going to touch it.
Alright, so you'll find some other political leaders. I think it's a
lost game either way. But that doesn't mean that we don't try
something. Right. Try something else. So in that field?
No, I'm not a leader in that field. If someone says no, I don't
do that. Well, I just teach technical subjects of FIP and
Dean. All right, then in Dowa, you're not a leader in teaching
nakida and 50s. You may be a leader, you see the difference?
Right. So in certain subjects, you may not be a leader, there are
people who are leaders in the field of Hello loans.
They're the ones who deserve to be that right to be they're the
leaders in that field, even if they're not leaders in other
fields.
How do I make up Miss prayers that I can't even know Right? you
estimate the amount of time overestimate it. And then you for
that many number of years. You pray every obligatory prayer twice
and you don't pray any sooner. No, no effort, except if you've prayed
your makeup prayers for the day.
You intentionally Miss prayers you have to make a major Toba. Of
course, now you don't make forgiveness and that's it, you
need to make them up.
You still it's a debt to Allah. Like, I didn't pay my rent, man,
I'm sorry, I didn't pay my rent on time. Forgive me. Okay, forgive
you still pay the rent, right?
Is there a difference between like,
a club and like a sin? Like, for example, like, you know, the
definition of Florida versus is that if you don't do it, then you
have less of a POB on you. Yeah. Is that different than being
sinful? Meaning that on the Day of Judgment, is it a different thing
for me? Like you know, each prayer is it going to be on my skills or
it's it's completely different than the good deeds and the bad
deeds? I don't know if that question kind of makes sense.
You're not doing an obligation is a sin right? Yeah. It's absence on
your skill is sin sinful so like how weighty is opposition to me
like like what I mean by that is that there's no like numerical
value that we can put forward versus doing indefinitely right
because if I was always out with So how exactly to like do we kind
of do that? Do what like that kind of calculus you know what I mean?
For missing a foot right missing an effort has no sense right?
missing the forest versus not like we're doing the haram? Oh, well,
this debate is what is worse, missing a foot or doing a haram?
Many said doing a haram is worse. Why? Because when ethics also can
do
doing Haram is worse than missing a foot because when ethics can
share and doing foot, right, but when effort will not worry about
Allah's wrath and sins, or they said for good, or just physical
taxing on the body, but avoiding sins is a temptation of the neffs
so that is a harder fight and Allah knows best about that. But
we know that nothing salah is the most important thing like missing
Salah would be the worst of all things
because the first thing we're asked about is Scylla
on Instagram
What if I'm not sure I missed a photo do not you'd have to
consider it to be missed? Unless it's was was Caitlin you set a low
put us through the school of subject can we ask for lots of
bring each other quicker? Yes, we are allowed to say hola my
gentlemen for lunch. I Jill bill for lunch make it come quick. We
were allowed to say that. Because complaining that we're we need
Eliza to come quickly is an expression of our weakness and our
trust in Allah as a savior. So it's actually a good thing to do.
New Yeah, he says if a woman in her early 60s cannot stay awake to
pray I should after 10 Because she works at 3am Can she combine
prayers or just you have to slug it out
you can't combine prayers as a regular practice, right?
You can't combine prayers as regular practice
supports if he decided or let's say an organization can it be
sadaqa on behalf of deceased or does it have to be a gift you can
give any gifts on behalf of a deceased Muslim and intend that
that financial gift be for them?
The reward goes to them
your next question? What is mmm saying lately? Right.
I didn't find it to be inappropriate. Maybe different
senator.
People have different tastes about these things but
describing it
okay
mom has to go I come sit down to everybody to her. She says that
I'm gonna come to every what are some minor what is minor ship
besides showing off? A really cool guy is asking about showing off. I
guess that's the irony. But
if you show off in the worldly sense, show off your car showing
off your NEMA have the worldly sense that is never shipped. Or
Yep.
Okay, and um says fine, it wasn't inappropriate. Thanks.
Oh, that's someone else saying that. Oh, okay. It wasn't okay.
No, bro. I mean look, it's stuff stuff is up for opinion. No
problem. Mmm could have his opinion. That's no problem. We
don't usually do these types of things. But the subject itself is
sort of funny. But
showing your stuff off of your worldly things is never shit.
cordrea is always it's merely just bad manners and bad character.
schicke and Viet what should as it's called the lesser ship or via
is doing an act of worship to Allah subhanaw taala
For the sake of other people's benefit, sorry for the sake of
other people giving you something such as their attention, or their
praise for other than Allah. So that means if loss is to worship
Allah hoping for reward from nobody but him.
Hajra says when we have to make dua at the time of rain, for
example, because one of the times of E Jabba Allah answers prayer
when you make dua while it's raining.
Is it enough to read the DUA of Musa? Or do we make any personal
you make any dua that enters your mind that makes you feel excited?
Is a person sinful if his pants go below the ankle? No, it doesn't
say pants. The hadith says the undergarments, which is the the
thobe, or the wrap. And the reason was that in the old times, that
was actually a way of showing off.
If you look at all the old Roman movies, they're dragging their
job. So that was something very specific in that old world to drag
your thobe.
But pants, everyone wears pants at that normal length, and that does
go bypass the ankle. And so that's not what it entails.
Because the internet for that is with the intent of showing off.
That's the we have a direct proof of that from the prophets of Allah
when he was salam who was asked by saying that I'm a Christian.
I'm thin and my Izzat falls past my ankles. The Prophet said, but
you don't do it for showing off. Okay, so the prophets I said to
put the Illa that you're doing it for Kibber and rehab, or keeper
and, and that kind of showing off.
All right.
Lead says non Muslim guidelines aren't lifted when it comes to
dealing with the elderly. There is flexibility with the elderly. Yes,
there is when someone is very old. For example, there's an old
grandma, I can shake your hand and give her a hug. Right like a seven
year old woman. She touches your Yeah, she Yeah. Yeah, those like
old old grandma. Let's say she's walking across the street. I can
walk her street walk her down the Mr. There is a lot of leniency
there.
But now what about
I think that there is there's more leniency of the old woman than the
old men. There. I haven't seen that be treated the old man to the
young woman. But I have seen it from the old woman to the I mean,
I said give her a hug. Maybe that's an excess walk across the
street, something like that. Things like that. There is room
for that. Maybe that was excessive, say that give her a
hug, but walk her across the street or something.
But for an older man and a young woman, no, he's still he may still
have desire. So there's nothing changes between the older man and
the younger woman. But there is a change for the older woman.
Um, what is your comment? Mm set a comment? Oh, so I think what he
was basically saying was that he said he just said it was
inappropriate.
Oh, I said it's a Senate to get circumstance. Oh, I say no. I
think what everyone was laughing about is the idea of someone's
circumcising himself. Right? Or his wife circumcised? That's like
a sort of a funny visual, but no, of course, it's, it's, it's a
wonderful man. He's right about that. He's 100% right about or she
I don't know if it's he or she. Of course, circumcision is sunnah
that separates us from everyone else.
If you make a mistake in the second surah, of Salah says chief
Latif, do you restart this Allah or prayed sujood of forgetfulness?
Only if your mistake involves reciting out loud versus silent.
But if it's a mistake of recitation, such as you said
something like, wrong in the verse then No, you do not do so Judas.
So, for a mistake of Tila you make a mistake if you make the Judas so
if your did the out loud, silently or the silent out loud.
Mm says I'm a brother and we hope we don't have beef. No, we don't
have beef when someone cares about the Sunnah, and says, don't make a
joke about so no, of course we don't make a joke about the
Sunnah. Maybe the way that people do it, in the sense of you know,
the costumes are circumcised himself, but no, no, it's he's
right. It's not a joke. sunnah is something
that should be treated with sanctity. So I thank you for that.
Yes. What if you accidentally said I'm on the prayer? If you
accidentally Salam out of the prayer that means that you have
thought you finished the prayer yet you owe another raka
That means you get up you fulfill with that aka you. Oh, and you add
to dude. So
wait, so I was asking you this question recently, and I just
wanted to clarify because I still wasn't sure it was over text
message. Yes. So like when I set out now do I have to make a new
tech video today? Of course. Okay, so like it's as if you're out of
the prayer, right? Oh, okay, so
in order to fix a prayer, I need to make a new like new ticket. And
a lot of times should not have passed nor talking about something
outside the prayer now does that need to be while I'm standing up
or doesn't? Yes, of course you stand up and do a whole new
rocker.
Yep. And then and then a body right? And then this sudo DISA who
is after you
know it that's you do a company because you left off something?
Yeah. You left off so that takes off? Yeah.
Let's say you pay three instead of four. So what is your mistake
leaving off of
autism it's Omar dismond says I guess that is autism and
after all this time, his name is not autism and it's almost dismond
After all this time because his his instant is autism.
Okay, let's so I as Ben says, Can we say through the prophet Oh
Allah grant me this Yes, for my love of the messenger SallAllahu
ism that's what I'm offering my offering to Allah is the love of
the prophets. I said. So grant me this.
A member of the Santa Fe community studied in Dr. Mustafa and Yemen.
This is T me SHAMET.
A member of the community of the Salafi studied in Dr. Mustafa in
Yemen. Dr. Musa further a shadow and maturity camp so
got to
if he studied there doesn't mean anything. Did he did he?
What he says is basically they worship graves. There were some
grapes you can send it first firsthand, his British accent that
they
know they they do not worship graves.
To know worship graves visiting graves.
In worship graves you be careful
not worship graves.
This was another one that he said. What'd he say? He had directed him
to do a get a rakia done or something instead of the woman who
did the work. Yeah, like, like mumbo jumbo. It's random stuff. As
if it was like some match. He was alluding that it was street magic.
He's saying it's magic. Okay, I mean, so we have to go on that
testimony. So
I don't we don't I don't know what to make of that. It's just a
claim. It's hearsay to me. It's not like he's some upright
witness. I don't know who he is. Right so.
From the Woods says I'm not sure if you saw my previous MSG
message. Do you have online Quran teachers available for other three
ways of Quran? No ArcView does not have Ted's we'd have other than
half son awesome as newer sondors Vance's and learns those then we
will do it inshallah Tada
there's touching a milkman private parts break would do it breaks
would do for the man if he touches his private part with the inside
or the side of his hand.
costs him from Instagram says How would you pray fetch when you are
trying to make up a prayer? Would you pray to
rock out for cuddle give me that drink real quick
you would pray to Iraq Gaza fetch called up and then you pray your
Salah ha ha there's Allah or vice versa if you have time. If your
jams on time, then you do your floods first. And then you do your
cover up your debt. A debt means prayer on time called that means
prayer. That's missed makeup prayer. So if you're jammed on
time you do a debt first and then you're cut off. If you have a long
expensive time, you may do your pillow first then your head up
so back to a t avesh. Akhmad about he said a woman
was there and it Rukia and then I found my phone
and she was talking to another language. Well, what's wrong with
talking another language? Right? Firstly, I don't even know if
takes up the testimony or not. But talking to another language, big
deal. Oh, she's talking to a gin that's also permitted. You see
controlling a gin and using
Good against you. Let's say someone's talking to a gym. Okay,
the gym. God is fun. They found his phone. So what's the big deal
with that? All of the gym doctors do that. When a gin is bothering
somebody, they deal with some other gin in their Muslim gin in
their own way, and that Muslim gin will remove the harmful gin. Okay,
what's sad about that, and what's
sure, there's nothing worse than half the Pakistani and airship
are, are magicians because that's all they do in Pakistan, the
righteous Jin doctors of Pakistan, they're talking to Muslim gin, go
and get and stop some other bad gin from dealing with harming
another Muslim. That's what it is. Do I know how to do that? No. Do I
have interest in it? No. Do I want to keep talking about it all day?
No. But do I do know about it? Yes, I know about it from dealing
interacting with you for 20 years. The reason why I didn't get any
doubt when I saw this video is because it's like if you're going
to like a top five star restaurant, there's going to be at
least one grumpy, like terrible review about the shrimpers. Oh,
yeah, yeah, no problem. It doesn't mean it's bad. There's way but
many, many, vastly many more reviews. Yeah, reviews. So she
asked him, What's the name of your mother and father, he flips out,
please, seriously.
Your driver's license, they ask you for your mother and father,
whatever. But that is the way that these sad, doctors do it. And
they're needed in their countries. Because the Shelton IlJin mess
around and they're bothering people, it becomes a foreign key
failure to deal with this. In the same way, we have to use Kalam to
deal with philosophers, right? If we were in India,
and beloved in hint, with all these Mushrikeen using their gin
against us, it would be fun to Cuba, for some of us to learn how
to fight back the gin. And one of their techniques that they
developed is to interact with Muslims and not to control the gin
or using against somebody, but use the Muslim gin to help other
Muslims who are fighting evil jinn. You see how simple that
concept is? That's it? Is it fair for them to do that? Am I
interested in doing that? Do I do that? No. But
that is a fact that they do.
All right. They do that
is that clear? Makes sense. Right.
And one of the techniques that they Ginny's I think they need to
know your mother Father's name a lot. I don't want I don't know
why. But telling someone your mom and dad's name have where is that?
You got way off? To say that that's like should consent. Also,
by the way, the dude got his phone back. So what are you whining
about? Right? You should be able to thank me bomber for saving you
$500 To get your phone instead, you use your phone to make a video
against him. Also, the thing is, it seems like this guy who set us
up before? Yeah. And unless I'm mistaken. He was nothing before.
Okay.
Okay, but what does that really mean? You know, just because the
guy says I was nothing before doesn't mean that he's already
influenced. He's already clearly Muslim. And he already knows guys.
So he's going in? And how long was he there for Ryan? Do you know? So
that's, you know, you're entering into a culture that you have no
idea about? Yeah. And you don't you know, you don't speak the
language. Obviously. You don't know what goes on. You don't know
what their customs are. Yeah, so you can't pass judgment until
you've been there for a while. Yeah, you have to get a large
sample size and you have to understand and in Bangladesh, they
had a big problem a long time ago and in East Africa with wild cats,
like tigers. And in East Africa mountain lions. It became a fun
Keifa for them to learn how to deal with these people and in
Bangladesh they learned how to tame the Bengal tigers so much
that they would even write it
is Saturday there they learn how to do it. Why because it's a
problem. Right
All right, we're gonna wrap up here as our cameras already
wrapped up
how do you best make use of the theories of anatomy? We don't read
his books, but we have a good opinion of
no way hanus does echolocating H K says
is there a way to private message? Yes. Why don't you?
Oh, I guess there is he's talking to somebody else.
M says there are some Schiff who completely forbid this sort of
practice, especially if they asked her parents named they said that
is chick.
No. Where's the jokes though? Where's the jump from that to shut
up? No. If you use
The healthiness gin or the Muslim gem, which they call white magic,
to harm another person or to influence another person.
Then yes, that is haram. That might, the white magic is using a
Muslim Jen who is sinful. This is sinful, but he's using a sinful
Muslim gin to influence somebody in some way. That's a major sin
Blackmagic now you're using se Jin Usha, the shayateen of the gin,
the disbelievers of gin and they will force you to do certain
sacrilegious things. And Cofer and never make will do never say the
word of the word Allah, etc, etc. Then we say that's schicke
but to speak to a Muslim Jin
to show them or to ask them to fight
and evil Jin
that has nothing there's nothing wrong with that.
That there's nothing wrong with Okay.
All right, folks, ladies and gentlemen.
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