Shadee Elmasry – NBF 94 Wildfires and Surah alBayyina
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The speakers emphasize the importance of finding the right results in research and finding the right methodology for finding the right results. They stress the need for consistency in interpreting everything and avoiding sinister behavior, protecting against fire and damage to the environment, and acceptance of Islam. The speakers also touch on the history of Islam and its spread across various cultures, and the importance of learning and practicing in Islam, particularly in addressing issues such as honoring Islamists, misogyny, and illegal activities. They briefly mention a person named Matthew gaming and the importance of avoiding being too attached to something, and discuss practical tips for driving and driving-related events.
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While that's why they're wild, they don't even wait on Allah
ReLIFE these dogs don't even wait Subhan Allah. That's why they're
called Wild Dogs. Make sense? Today we have a really interesting
program for everybody. And I'm thinking, you know, what, if there
are a lot of viewers that come on and view this in recording, right?
Probably over time more than live, right? So why don't we wait for
the live guys? Shouldn't we just start straight away and cater to
the more? There's more people going to click as a video than
life? So why don't we get straight going right? All right, Amanda
Rahim. Al hamdu lillah wa Salatu was Salam ala Rasulillah wala, Li
he was a happy woman. Well, welcome everybody to the Safina
society nothing but facts live stream, where we have some really
neat stuff for everybody today. And of course, today is the day of
tafsir We have numerous here as LEM is here, Eunice Erwan
on a second week, detox from selfie talk radio and selfie
videos, confusing himself, do not confuse the itself by listening to
two men hedges, right? And I'll tell you exactly why. In the
graphics that I'm going to put up right now, I'm going to put up
Ryan's gonna put up some graphics on a split screen.
You have to memorize this and know this really well. Because this is
going to make your life so easy.
If you get this, and when you hear something that's fishy to you,
most likely is because they're using this the second slide that
we're going to show. So give Ryan a second to line it up. Good. But
what I'm going to show you is two slides. All right, and there we
go. He's got the first one already.
You see this slide, it says the correct way of thinking.
The correct way of thinking is number one, decide upon your
methodology.
So if we're going to do something obvious question is, how are we
going to do it? Right? If we're going to interpret, in this case,
the will of Allah, that's what we're talking about. You must
separate with between the will of Allah and your personal will.
Okay, they're two different things. So we need to know the
will of Allah, we need to understand the Quran, we need to
understand the Hadith, we need to understand FIP arcade, the first
thing you do is develop your methodology. Okay, I'm sitting
here with the guests who I'm going to introduce after this.
And that's that little blue factory there. That's our
methodology.
Then, after we've, we've determined our methodology, you
then plug in all the information, we accept all the information,
everything, bring it all the information in
and feed it to the methodology.
The methodology who said this one? No, this one yes. This one? No,
this one? Yes. And then all the yeses. Okay, Ron Mesa, Medina,
come to YouTube. Go to Safina site, a YouTube channel so you
could see what I'm doing here. Good.
So, you feed all the information, you never say no to a piece of
information. Even if you say no, we categorize that note. Like we
document fabricated edits, we document lies. But we never cut
off a piece of information. We accept it all. Just because we
accept it all does not mean it's all sounds. But we don't close our
ears. When we're trying to assess the Divine Will. Allah's Will for
us. What does Allah want for us? If you're in a court case, you do
the same thing? The judge the lawyers, there's methodologies,
and they're the first thing is called discovery. What are the
facts? You can't say? No, I don't like this * glove. I want
that * glove, all the * gloves. Right? So that's called
discovery, all the information we accept it. Anytime somebody is
like, No, I don't want that fact. Hiding that fact. Don't read that.
Right. That's a problem. So we accept all the information. So
that moment
take a seat.
We met before your fat fat
in him again. So are you changing it?
I said for it. But I got if you think the T and the f are the
same. I got the H right. All right. Okay, so very close.
Okay, so
you gotta accept all the information.
Our factory is set. There's like a mathematical function f x equals
blank. f is the function x is the data right? Now, once we have got
all the data
No.
And we've determined what our methodology is. At that point,
once you feed it in, you just sit back and wait. You let the dice
fall that where they fall. And that's the result. That's that
little red section, whatever the result is, we accept it. Okay.
That's the right way of thinking about things.
Now, there's a wrong way of thinking, this is the wrong way of
thinking. Now, look at what it has here, they predetermine the
result, this is the result we want, then we bring in the
information,
you have to favor the information that favors your result.
Okay, if this is the this is the wrong way of thinking of an honest
person, because an honest person can't siphon out information, it's
got accepted all Instagramers, head over to YouTube, if you want
to see this whole thing. So if you decide his YouTube channel,
then what they do is they then
cook up and pick and choose the methodology that suits that result
that predetermined result. And this is why we always talk about
those who pick and choose from other hubs. And they say, well,
aren't we picking and choosing from truth to truth? Like kind of
Free Methodist, true, valid, Chef as valid. So what's wrong with
that? We said your entire methodology does not produce
piety, it produce whimsical illness, because you've already
predetermined the result. There's no discipline, there's no
discipline, you will end up with confusion, because you don't have
a methodology you have 50 methodologies, right.
And you won't have any discipline, and you're gonna have a complete
sense of whimsical pneus because you've already predetermined your
result. And why are you for what are you pre determining yourself?
Nobody pre determines the result that nobody wants to ruling.
That's against them. Yeah, you're, you're picking a ruling that's for
you. You're picking a ruling that produces as least tension, okay,
at least as least tension as possible between you and society.
So you're all your rulings will consistently be in agreement with
ego and society.
That may not be what Allah wants for you. Right? So this is this
two methodologies is so important for people to understand where
they're going. And when we read about him to Josie last week. What
did it mean to Josie say about himself? He said that.
Sarah's saying by methodology, do we meth have Yes, the method also
live FIP. Okay.
And in fact, this applies to many other things, a court case to know
who's innocent, who's guilty hiring, what's the methodology of
hiring, science is all this right?
Yeah, they have their own preconceived. Take them like, they
already have the conclusion. Yeah, they have their conclusions all
the way up to your mouth. They got the conclusion already. So they
pick and choose the facts. They want doctors, yep. Physicians, the
psychologists to understand that there's business and this will
agree and then did you see that one video like that one? I think
he's a troll. But he asked these physicians like what is a woman?
Yeah, they could not like a professional troll. No. Yeah, like
that? Well, no, yeah. They could not answer couldn't answer it.
It's like, oh, a woman is what's between your legs? Yeah, mostly.
That's the only thing that is the only thing that there can be.
That's those that that's a perfect example of when we have society
going to an area where we've already determined the result,
then the facts and the methodology must be subservient to what we
want. That's the problem. Right? You can never interact with such a
society or such a people. So and within the Islamic framework, some
of my friends in the community, they're like we what's wrong with
have Why would I have one method? Why can I just have many? It's
because you're favoring your whims. Right? You're, you're
predetermining the result. And whatever the Josie said is that
when he was a humbly student, he was a clean slate. He was a man
with no responsibility or youth with no responsibility and
nothing, whatever the Dean was, he did it.
Right, he practiced and he said, I had such a Sakina between me and
Allah subhanaw taala. Worship Allah quietly, every evening, he
said, I'd love to step read the books of the pious and imitate
them by praying to hedgerow doing a bed in the evening. He said,
Then I became a preacher and immediately skyrockets to success.
And everyone wants to services. We want you to come give us a
festival for this come give us a lecture here. All the rich and
famous want him because he was like a well endowed man, right?
He said, Then, at that point, he made a switch. He flipped, he
flipped to seeing what they're doing, and then finding
justifications for it. So he flipped the result instead of the
result being put the result at the top
and then you
Was his brain to pick and cherry pick the Hadith and the narrations
that suit him and the methodology and cook up a justification for
their doubtful behavior. Like they're doing doubtful matters,
right? And maybe even sinful matters. But he found a way to
cook it up as an excuse. And that's what the corrupt Mufti is
doing all countries. That's what Allah subhanaw taala saw those
selling their Deen for their dunya because they're going about this.
So for those who are watching this, you can rewind for that
later. And understand that the right way, if you want to sleep
soundly, if you want to develop discipline, if you want to be
pious, if you want things to be predictable, if you want to be
able to pass this on to the next generation, right? Then you go
with the first method, which is essentially the methodology first,
then plug in all the information. And guess what, all the
information is already out there, we don't have to search for
Hadees. Right, by the by the last by the year 1000.
A member CLT wave and before that, all the Hadith and the verses and
their understanding and the meaning of Arabic words is all
done with, right, they will they know all that stuff, we only have
the new issues that we have to deal with. So that's the concept
and idea that you can pass this on. Because if we predetermine the
result, then my generation will care about a different result than
my kids generation. So I'll spend my entire lifetime trying to
justify one set of results, my kids will try to justify another
set of results. Okay.
All right. Thank you all very much for bearing with that, if you're
on Instagram, but go to the Safina society, YouTube channel to be
able to see the split screens. All right. Question. I would like
russon are like, I mean, how many were like rockstars we can take?
Okay, good point. You mentioned something important. So right, go
back, you're on correct way of thinking now you see that factory?
Yeah, that one? Yeah. See that factory there. That factory has
three layers. The first is your default layer. That's your
methodology. But when the result produces,
let's say code orange, which means hazard, which means it produces a
result that I can't live with. Like I literally can't, I'm not
going to kill me, but I can't live with it. Right? I can't physically
my life will not be the same, like excessive hardship. Excessive
hardship, there is something called machaca. Little bit of
hardship. We tolerate that. I tell you what's machaca in the medical
method,
the leather that we pray with has to be the via a
little bit. It's not it's not sorry, it's not accessible. It's
it's a minor hardship. That means I got to take my shoes off if
they're leather. And sometimes I pray on the street.
Tough luck. That's not your life is not going to change by that.
It's a must. It's like a little minor thing. If I want to wear a
belt, I got to make sure it's got to make sure it's imported from
Turkey or Morocco, then I could believe if it's Muslim, because
that's enough for me. Right? I don't have to go sick.
Your Turkish Okay, did you slaughter properly, hello sees
Muslim, right? That's enough Moroccan 90% going to be Muslim?
accepted, right.
So that's a hard that's like a minor hardship. I'm not changing
methods for them. But if I get a ruling that makes life extremely
like it's not normal, this is not normal.
Then we have a second layer of methodology. Every month have has
this by the way, I don't have to go to another method. Every method
already has, okay, if the result of the method that produces
something you can't live with, impossible to live by. Then we go
to this methodology. And then there's code red Code Red is life
and death. Right. And Code Red is the most vast methodology. But
every method already has this. So I don't have to go around
different with a hip if I already know my method. There are movies
and every method that have outlined this. So whenever you
hear if that's what you really got to be careful, think, is you
following a methodology to its logical conclusions? Or does he
already have a predetermined conclusion? And he's cooking now?
All right. Give me some Japanese food. Give me some fusion. Give me
some Mexican food. Right. And that's almost like running a
business where we're not driven. We're not some businesses. They're
not driven by like anything they want to offer the gym, buy
whatever you'd buy, right? It's flexible shopping. Yeah. So some
businesses are if you buy ladies underwear today, we'll sell you
ladies underwear. If you're so whatever, I'm nothing I'm
amphibious. That's what some businesses are like. That's why I
despise like, I load the business that ask the customers what do you
want? Like what the heck, no backbone. Where's your spirit?
Like, what are you offering the world? If you have something
Then you convinced me to buy it. That's the that's the business. I
like the business. I like the salesman that says, Listen,
you actually don't know what you want. I know what you want, right?
You are going to love this product. Right? You're gonna love
this. If you don't love it, I'll make you love it by showing it to
you. I'm like, Okay, you got me, because you're confident, and you
know what you're doing. If you looked at Apple, way back in the
day, when it started out, and Steve Jobs was running it, that's
the method they did things. Never did a survey.
Henry Ford, he said, If I ask the people what they want, they say a
faster horse. Right? I'm going to tell you guys, what I got here.
And you guys will want it and you'll desire it. And that's what
Steve Jobs did with all his products. He never wanted ask
people what you what do you want. Now these guys, alright, so these
these businesses that say whatever you want, and we start selling it,
they're just there, I have no respect for them. What I have
respect for is this concept of you got an idea and a vision for
things. And then wherever the result falls, we follow it. Not
only that, it feels better. Because whenever you contradict
your knifes, your spirit rises, if you feed your knifes, you dampen
your spirit, your spirituality dampens and is blocked.
Alright, so we're good. Now there is something that I have to say
that you don't get confused with all of what we're doing regards to
divine will. We need to know what does Allah want for us? And be
honest and objective with that.
When When is it justified to do the opposite, when you have a
goal, like your personal goal. So your personal goal, let's say is
to be 150. And to have a six pack, right? Let's say that's my goal.
On 150 pounds, I don't have no stomach and I want to I want to
see a six pack.
So in personal goals, it's it's the exact opposite. That's the
goal and it doesn't change.
Then I will change my methodology every day if I have to in order to
get there.
But actually, everyday is not a good idea. I'm going to change my
methodology if I work on it. Right? And I fail, I gotta find a
new method. But I've set the goal and I'm not that's not moving.
It's not moving that I'm going to reach my goal, my destination.
That's where we put the goal first. And the methodology becomes
subservient because that's my goal. My goal is different from
Allah's goal. So if you confuse the two, you messed everything up.
So what's when it comes to science, which is it is in a sense
of Allah's Will, because you're studying the creation, right?
You're studying the creation, you can't go manipulating things,
studying the creation, or studying the book of Allah. Or you're in a
court case where it's the facts in front of you that you have to put
the results last leave, don't touch the results, right?
Methodology, plug in the information, get the result, but
for personal goals, it's the opposite. And I think once people
get this in their mind
it's going to be a lot easier to assess why things are why you're
not comfortable with one way and more comfortable with another. Any
other questions on this? Let's see if we have any questions on this
so far so
just celebs from everybody.
Anything right Okay, so let's go now.
Yeah.
Yeah, so sharp it's what a sharp it's all set. Having goals? No, of
course having having your personal goal different is different from
mixing with the will of Allah. It's never my goal that the will
of Allah should be x. No, that's not my business, right? Will of
Allah we mean the law, the Sharia. Let the Sharia be what it is. Let
Allah's command come to us as it is. Right. Don't get involved.
All right. So again, Kaitlyn, Johanna, no, this da has nothing
to do with this.
We're talking about the Cydia, the law of Allah subhanaw taala. For
us, we're not talking about draw no draw is the opposite to because
it's my personal desire. So I put it there, but we're talking about
the and I put my dog out there and I don't move. But what we were
talking about is like the will of Allah, the shittier don't metal
when Allah if if you metal with it, you cannot you can't trust
yourself. You will never know what Allah wants from you write because
you keep being involved. When I say what Allah wants from you, I
mean the law, not your personal life. And no dua is just like my
personal goal. I keep it there. It's fixed.
And I try to get there by whatever lawful means as possible.
Okay, so here are three alarm bells already let's go back
because save it for later because it's not what the topic or what
Alright so right Could you remind me then okay so Sophia
all right it's not what the topic but we'll get there anyway I saw
it Sophia and no I wouldn't read those books
all right next segment of our program today Subhan Allah Allah
them. Look at this how crazy this is. Let's play this. California
now covers more than 80 Square look at these fires. These fires
are much bigger pattern. This is just one of more than 50 wildfires
burning is there audio on this the US background aerials of the
McKinney fires show the inferno that his crews struggling to
contain it
and homeowners scrambling to escape it. The volatility of the
firestorm fueled by high wanes, a heatwave and the decades long
buildup of dry brush caught most off guard as it exploded to more
than 50,000 acres in less than 48 hours. The Blaze is threatening
hundreds of structures in Northern California Siskiyou County,
already destroying several homes and the community hall some
decided to stay despite evacuation orders. When this fire came. It
traveled from the top of that ridge downhill in a space of maybe
15 minutes, with trees exploding. I've never seen anything like it
was just the most amazing, terrifying thing you've ever seen.
500 households are under a mandatory evacuation, a number
which will likely grow. Firefighters last week had said
they anticipated to have the oak fire near Yosemite fully under
control over the weekend. But the Blaze is only roughly two thirds
contained. Right now there are 54 large fires burning in 13 states,
destroying more than one and a half million acres, which is
larger than an area the size of the state of Delaware and Idaho a
fire breathing cloud known as a pyro cumulus is over the moose
fire which is charging more than 75 square miles and about 200
miles to the north. Montana's Elmo fire tripled in size this weekend,
forcing residents
Subhanallah how insane was that?
How insane was that? Those fires like the we couldn't hear the
broadcaster but it doesn't matter. The images is all enough.
It's absolutely insane. These fires
the size of Delaware. Delaware is a pretty big state. Right? So all
these fires combined have basically eliminated one out of
the 50 states in terms of size. That's insane.
Crazy.
I'm interested in the reporters that drive into these things and
try to get it with their phone.
All right, let's now go to segment number three of our program.
There's one thing I think is interesting about this stuff.
Yeah, the fires because we look at this. And of course it is this is
the reality of it is that it's terrible. And people are affected
by the property. It's sad and everything. Yeah. But in terms of
nature, and like forestry and all these things, a fire wildfire is
one of the best things that can happen. It's extremely good for it
right? Because the soil that is from all the ash laid on top of it
is very regenerative for nature and everything. So it's like us
being caught up in just the balance of nature and a lot of
stuff on nature. It's upon our perspective on it is very, it's
very grim. But in a way, it's also a very beautiful thing. It's it's
almost our perspective on it is because we're just using all the
time
and the world, the earth, it needs to, like rejuvenate itself. To be
fair, though, indigenous populations used to do control
wildfires. They actually they used to burn it like in a controlled
fashion. Well, they used to do it for the same purpose for in
clothes. They used to do control fires for the same purpose.
I mean,
like the soil must get so tired of supplying nutrients and become
barren of nutrients. Right. So then these ashes come down. These
are good ashes, not bad ashes because there's bad ashes. And
there's good ashes, right? And something that's natural, those
ashes are really good for the for the soil for everything. And it's
just we happen to be in the middle of living there. Yeah, we're just
living there. We expect we expect this earth to not need a break.
Right and not need to rejuvenate itself. And if you look at
if you look at farming, you can't farm on a plot all the time. This
is like basic earth science that they taught us in seventh grade.
You can't farm on a plot all the time. Every five years. You
You have to leave that plot and allow the sheep and the cows to
eat and urinate and defecate on that plot for one and a half years
or something, then all that soil has new nutrients right from their
defecation
spot, Allah, their identification is nutrient nutritious for the
soil. And then you could bury them there, even their carcass becomes
a nutrient for that soil. And then you could grow something else, and
you have to grow a different animal there. Right? A different
plan, right? If it's corn, you got to grow potatoes, potatoes, you
got to grow tomatoes, whatever it is, you have to change it up.
Alright, because the potatoes will see us a certain nutrient all the
time, so on and so forth. It's crazy stuff. But it just goes to
show you how
all these evolutionists, when they're telling us that a thing is
just trying to survive, right? It's always just trying to
survive. That's how things develop just trying to survive by itself.
But how do they account for the perfect matching of everything?
Like how do they account that the soil benefits from the defecation
of the cow? Like how did you like that took something independent of
both cow and soil to bring together to well work history as
well. Way too. Well, perfectly orchestrated. So I was thinking
about when your son was reciting sort of nine yesterday? Yeah, like
about the balance and like interfering in the balance of
things and how everything is named for a set position and everything
like that us taking our big gallons, and tons whatever, liquid
tons of water and you're pouring it out. This is interfering with
what Yeah, you should leave it. Yes, probably should just leave
it. Same thing, believe it or not with the fever. Like when when you
get a fever, you're actually
there is a theory, you should let it go. You shouldn't disrupt a
fever, like the fever is there for a reason. Like your body's working
to expel something. But if you just you're basically telling the
troops No, don't fight come home. Because it's exhausting for us.
There is a philosophy out there that you should in natural
medicine, that you should never disrupt the fever unless it gets
like to the point that you're going to die from it. But the
fever you should allow it to go and maximum just put some cooling
pads but to take a medicine and artificially shut the fever down.
In some cases, that's not good for you. Right. So I'm not a doctor,
but I'm just telling you that there is that idea out there just
inoculate yourself. Yeah. Microscope. Exactly. In a more
spiritual sense. I mean, I used to hear back home that people say
whenever like someone got sick, they tended to wave like expiation
of their no now no one's getting expiated. As soon as you got hurt,
and you got medicine.
Like no one's getting expiated anymore.
You guys are all in expiation for us.
All right, now let's go to segment number three of our program today.
Students will be in Surah macchia with a man yet and it is a is. And
in it, it shows that the kaffir category, the legal category of
kapha, just so that no one gets triggered and thinks that we're
basically hating on everybody. No, it's a legal category, like as if
we say, citizen and non citizen of a country? are you hating on
Mexicans? No, just not a citizen, right? So there is a moment and
there's a cafe. Or I should say there was a Muslim and a cafe,
legally speaking outwardly just judging from the outward, we're
not judging your state with Allah, because you haven't died yet. But
the kaffir is either one of two categories. Either they are
advocates,
or they're pagans. alakija means they have the same framework as
us. There's a creator, that creator has sent prophets, with
books, there are angels, demons, and there's an afterlife, and
you're responsible for your behavior in this world. That's the
basic framework of advocates. And that's why we can live with them.
We can interact with them a lot easier and a lot more than with
the pagans, the pagan has no framework like this. And they have
a plethora of different beliefs.
All right, none of which are supported by
most of which are in contradiction to some observed reality. None of
them are supported by a transmitted evidence the way the
religious books are. Okay. So in that case, in that sense, that's
the most important takeaways from the first verse right there. Let
me I couldn't let the in a Cafaro cover men al Kitab, when we should
again. So what does this negate it negates all those
who are of a very popular trend these days? And it's it comes from
pagan relativism, that all religions are equal.
Even in within the Muslim world. There is a movement and especially
probably popular in Egypt, that
Christians are believers, because they believe in Allah and the Last
Day
in Egypt is very popular idea. The Christian is not a Catholic,
right? I haven't seen some
people from here. I've come across the same mission like they
celebrate Christmas as is Oh, yeah molded, said nice. How foolish Are
you? Right? So that they
are basically why because of Quran Surah Surah Baqarah in Alladhina
amanu Billahi WM
anytime that ALLAH SubhanA, which it says they believed in Allah,
and the last day, that is an abbreviation a shorthand of
saying,
believing in Allah, and his books, angels, messengers, and the last
day, because the Quran itself says, call it an M, and I believe
when Allah equity will contribute as Illuminati. And it's in many
areas, other verses to listing these five things. In the Hadith,
the prophesy centum added a cutter. Right? Whenever someone
speaks, if this person is wise, rational, knowledgeable, if he
says something
at that point, you have to understand that all of his speech
will not contradict each other. So if I say to somebody do what makes
you happy.
Let's say someone comes to me and says, hey, I can do this. And I
say, Do what makes you happy.
Now, it's not that it's not reasonable for someone to think
that's my philosophy on life. So if eating kunzea and committing
Zina and drinking makes you happy, do it. Because all my other
speeches says no, we have to live by Sharia, right? So do what makes
you happy, in context of all the other things I said, because it's
not reasonable to think that a wise person or rational person,
I'm not gonna say I'm wise, but rational, I hope I'm rational,
rational person will contradict himself. So the Quran doesn't
contradict itself. So therefore, whenever Allah says something,
like, whoever believes in Allah on the last day, local family, and
what else he hasn't known, clearly, it's in context, and
consistent with the other verses, which say, couldn't learn Anabella
human to actually contribute to so even your method? Right? And there
are other verses about that as other Hadith about that. So
therefore, how do we interpret Allah saying, Whoever believes in
Allah and the Last Day, don't worry about him, and he's good?
Okay, good to go. It means it's a summary. belief in Allah. And the
last day being the first and the fifth think, including the second,
third. And fourth, it's a shorthand, just as the prophesy
centum said, Whoever says, Allah and does Jana, okay. But in all
messenger of Allah and another Hadith, he said, we have to
believe in you, any Jew and Christian who hears about me, and
does not believe in me, he has the fire is punished, right?
That's a Muslim, but almost so much of Allah does not apply,
then,
of course, it applies. You have to interpret everything in light of
everything else, to get a consistent message. That's the
value of interpretation and the importance of interpretation. So
that's the answer to all those who state that the verse of students
at Bacara believe in Allah and the Last Day.
That's a false interpretation, because it flies directly against
explicit verses and Hadith, that state otherwise. Okay, so
therefore, such a verse must be interpreted. And their
interpretation is, it's shorthand for belief in Allah, and the last
day.
That's just an extension of part one. Just you take all the Thank
you. It's that's in application. It's like an applied situation
where we're not going to touch the result. Right? Forget the result.
This was not our business, the result of Allah's Will Salah as
well, it's not our will.
We have a methodology, the methodology is all the verses much
must be consistent with one another and Hadith. There cannot
be a single inconsistency. So any interpretation of any verse cannot
contradict another verse. And if it does, it must be interpreted.
So there must be something about that first, there, we're missing
an interpretation.
We plug in all the verses, we get the result. That's it.
So I had it kita being the Jews and the Christians because they do
have a book now there were messengers sent elsewhere. But
everything about them was lost. There is not a single people, of
Indians, of Chinese, of Native Americans, South Americans,
Aboriginals of Australia, people in the middle of Africa.
People of the Northlands Norway, Sweden, medically cooks great
grandfather's, all of Ryan's great grandfather's. All of those
people, at some point in time received a messenger with a book
With the Sharia yet,
there's not necessarily were they
followed up by prophets to renew their message. And they may have
died off. So three fourths of the prophets and messengers came to
one area, a headquarters, which was Benny Slade and 1/4 prophets
and messengers to the rest of the world. Okay. So you have a
headquarters, and you have ancillary. I mean, this is
companies do the same thing. Those headquarters, CNN has its
headquarters in Atlanta, and they have offices everywhere else in
the world that are not even close to the size of the office in
Atlanta. Right the studio in Atlanta. I didn't introduce our
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And we should again in the language of
the Cydia is any religion that is not rooted in a profit. So any
made up what we just call it made up stuff, right? In layman's
terms, made up stuff. It's just things to stuff that as a new use
of said, it's just names words that you said just you put
together words, ideas. So all these the East tended towards
idolatry, paganism, and the West tended towards animism. If you
think about the West, how to like Native American, Norse, it's all
animism. It's like the sky, the ocean God, the tree gods, all
these different gods, right? But they're in nature. These are
forces of nature, whereas the east went straight idolatry,
buildings, building their own gods, ancestor, Africa was all the
ancestors, right? All of these are different forms of paganism to us.
And they come in the category of in which to gain. Now, this verse
does not mention another category of caffeine.
Which we have someone's here I don't know who's knocking. But we
have another category of caffeine. It's not mentioned here, but it is
there's a deeper than watershed
in Islam. So So why doesn't mention here because Islam hasn't
been established yet. Right? So I mentioned in the verse because at
the time of the advent of Islam, there are no apostates or is in
deeds, right. So the apostate is somebody he he sloughs off the
identity as a Muslim. He wasn't Muslim, but he's not anymore. So
if he says, I'm a Christian, no, well, his apostasy overtakes that
because he wasn't Islam and he left it
he's immortal. Secondly, the other category is this indeed. And this
indeed, is the one who claims to be a Muslim but believes in it
that which contradicts what is known in religion by necessity the
matters that were explicit and repeated what's known in religion
by necessity a handful of things we could probably will be let we
could put it on the screen so called The Guardian is 100% 100%
is indique. Right?
Because they believe in a profit after the profit now you ask any
person in Islam how many profits there's one profit and he's the
final profit there's no other profit yet you're maybe not as I'm
sure you can probably say he can probably tell you anyone who's
basically just seven year old grew up in Islam will know these things
because there's the repeated so much. That you got to know there's
something called the cabinet sink one of the first things you know,
yeah. All right. And that's why the Muslim households they have it
everywhere. Picture of the cabinet everywhere. All right, what will
we fast the month of Ramadan? Not sure what not Shabbat? All right.
Hajj, happens in Mecca prayer, there's five prayers a day. So
these very basic things pork is haram alcohol, so that will be as
Indian and there's Indian. He can say, recite and memorize the whole
Quran. He could say Allah, Allah, Allah, Allah all day
is not awesome.
All those are not missing dx, but they're Metalia. They're macdaddy
because they're negating something explicit, but not widespread. Like
you would require investigation, even if it's a cursory
investigation, but we're growing investigation. So those are
Muqdadiyah which means that
they are
as their deeds are not valid, it's very bad. Their deeds aren't valid
until they fix their beliefs. And they punished on the omocha and
rejected from the fountain of the Prophet on the Day of Judgment.
Good. So, what is this a grave sinner in Islam is not either of
those categories. Someone who doesn't. He kills every day, and
he never prays day in his life, right? And he kills somebody every
day. And he never faster prays. And
that's the majors in Ephesus. He kills someone every day. He gets
drunk every day, he comes in every day. He never prays her fasts, and
he steals every day. Right?
That person, he is a major center first up beyond the pale of
anything we can imagine. But he hasn't altered the beliefs, right?
So as a result, he can still be a moment. But he's just a major
center, because all his sins are of the flesh of the body, not of
the mind. Okay, so that's, that's some people like, Oh, are you
serious? Yeah, we're serious. Because the sins are different,
like a guy. He's got the GPS set, right in his bus, or in his car.
But every time the GPS says go left, he said, now we're gonna go
right?
Every time he contradicts the GPS, all right. That's one guy, another
guy. His GPS doesn't work. It has a bug in it. Right? And but he's
trying to follow it.
All right, which one has a chance to arrive at the destination?
First guy, the first guy, if he changes his behavior, he will
arrive at the destination, the second guy, he's got a bug in his
GPS, it will never tell him the right direction. No matter how
Pisces follows it, it's never going to tell him the right
direction. So that car is that that's the category of them looked
at, no matter how pious you think you are, you're never arriving at
the destination because you have a bug in your GPS. Whereas the
sinner, okay. The sinner is somebody who he just not following
his GPS, but he's got the right GPS, it is rerouting every moment,
to the to the correct destination. Now there's a sub another
discussion of what's worse, committing sins avoiding
obligations. And what I came upon is that the scholars don't have
one set answer for that. But they did say that.
committing sins is worse than not doing obligations because it's
harder. A hypocrite can fast and pray. Right? But it's much harder
to resist yourself from Zina alcohol, those things, but Allah
knows best. And it sometimes they don't like that question, because
it seems to be
diminishing. Yeah, it seems like it's diminishing
Salah and some things like that. But it is if you think about it.
Everyone prays and fast all like people in an Islamic community,
they all pray and fast. So what's the difference between them who
avoid sins in private? That's the really the hard part, right? So I
don't I don't I don't want your record. If I'm going to take
someone's book to the Day of Judgment. I'm not going to go and
look at the mosque.
I'm going to look at your search history. And what you do at night
when no one's looking. That's way more important, right? Then what
you do in the message and the master, we're all praying and
fasting and being pious, right? Even if you're not, you're just
like fitting in or fitting in, right? Even if you're weak, the
group encourages you doesn't mean you're insincere. But the group
encourages you. Really where you're where the rubber hits the
road, what's really important is behind the scenes, right behind
the scenes.
Like what like in business, you could have at one point Amazon was
doing $33 billion in sales.
But their debt was like 32 belief, right? The cost of doing that was
32. It's like insane. So like in business, you don't look at the
income. You look at the difference, right? The difference
so if I if I'm doing 500 grand in sales, but my cost of doing
business is only five grant
that I'm 495 grand and net, but if I'm doing 600 grand
in income,
but my costs are 550 right that I'm a lot worse. So we don't look
at the the the great deeds you do we want to look at the difference.
And avoiding sins is extremely important.
But again, this is a moot point because of winning sins takes
effort takes Amen. This is all academic. In reality, it doesn't
work like this. You can't have somebody who avoided sins and
doesn't do good deeds. Right? Unless you're old. You have no
temptations. You have no energy to commit sins. There's a lot of
people like that, right.
There's a
lot of old people who and I sat with one of them, to be honest
with you, I sat with a guy. It was a relative sitting in Egypt. This
guy, he was old. He never prayed. Right? He never did anything.
He was old. And he's sitting there. Every woman that walks by,
he has a look for long time, and common. Right? And he's like,
back in my day, I could have had that one. That one spot, I'm too
old now. Right? So
you're not sitting just because you can't sing anymore. Right? And
how many people will like that they're just not singing because
they can't if Allah gave them the ability to do it. So the issue is,
it's really impossible to not avoid temptations without a lot of
iman. So this discussion of sins versus good deeds, it's moot point
just totally academic. Anyway back to the pseudo
let me I couldn't let the Anna Catherine alakija we when we
should again month again.
They will not stop they will not stop trying to lead you astray
away from your dean Mumford key means letting go okay. It will not
stop monkey had that at the human body unit. Which means was stuck
with them and I will mount the A hat attached to Moodle Hajah l
while the Haryana and Nabi Muhammad Sallallahu and he was
selling me a T who will Quran for being alone bada boom, bada boom,
bada boom lol Islam, you will Emanuel AFM and Eminem in a fairy
airplane.
So they're not going to stop until the transmitted knowledge comes to
them. So observation reason was not enough for them. Okay.
Not enough for them.
That had to come from the Prophet salallahu Salam, and in this
meaning, it could be also mean, it had to come as a force in the
earth, they're not going to stop. Even they're not going to stop
because you inform them that this is false. Right? That's not going
to it's going to stop because you have an army.
So there are it's different layers of meaning here. Some will stop
when they're informed that there's a prophet and a god and a creator.
Some will stop when the evidence is produced. Some will, and some
was not stop until they see a formidable political, economic
cultural force in front of them, then they will buckle and stop.
Okay, such as who the Benny omega, the Benny Omega were a tribe that
took that took the reality of Quraysh they took the chieftaincy
of Quraysh. Okay.
And when they took that chieftaincy of Quraysh.
They Abu Sufian didn't want to let it go. Like your chief now. Of the
biggest tribe, in that hole in your of your people. He didn't
want to let it go. He had to let it go only when there's no other
choice. The armies here in Mecca, they surrounded Mecca, you
literally physically have no other choice. So that's the only time
you let it go. So Al Bayona is the proof is different for different
people. For some people, the proof is so easy, like biller Bhairava
saying the biller
he was sitting as a as a slave
with all the other slaves in the morning waiting for their
assignment.
And he saw the prophesy. So he said that's not the face of a
liar. I'm with him. Not a word was spoken. He just saw him. That's
how clean his heart was.
Others
a couple debate discussions, they entered Islam. Still others they
needed more. Kyle had been worried and I'm gonna have it in us. They,
when they saw that the momentum has permanently shifted after the
Battle of the hunt duck after the Battle of conduct, which was the
last and final onslaught by the Quran on the prophets of Allah
when he was on them. And they couldn't break Islam. Right after
that kind of bewildered on the way back and Ahmedabad us. They said
ballgames over, right, Islam has won the Prophet no one's defeating
Muhammad anymore, right? Because if we we gathered everyone, we
gathered a little bit from every single tribe, that's never gonna
happen again. So if they have survived that onslaught, then
they'll survive everything. Now it's the it's reversed. So within
a few weeks after the conduct, they both came and submitted to
Islam, and moved to Medina, so everyone has so what this what
this is saying is basically everyone's got a different
threshold.
And that's why some people the most the strongest threshold is
needed, which means our armies are at your door. Would you now stop
being
stubborn and accept the truth. So that's how some people are. They
say, Oh, you spread it with an army. Wait a second year,
democracy has spread in Iraq, and all the other worlds without an
army. The only your western civilization was not spread by the
British Empire and its guns and all because are you from Sudan?
Ethiopia, Ethiopia. Okay, so in Sudan, they had one of the
bloodiest resistances. Right? I don't know about Ethiopia. I'm
sure they did, too. Right? Still going on. But when they went to
Sudan, the Sudanese came out with spears, and swords and arrows. And
the British Yeah, this guy in a nice, fancy British uniform. He
just has the bullets.
They in a cranking machine lined up, you install the bullets, and
you just crank like this, you just crank, that's all you do, you move
your hand like this. And the machine, the gun fires, lawn
mowing, right video game.
And you had these, like people with a lot of heart, but no
technology. They came after them with spears and stuff. There's
mowed them down. I didn't even break a sweat. And that's how the
British came in went and spread their common law and their ideas.
Right? So don't be naive.
As to the stubbornness of people, right? The British, I'm sure many
of them said, you know, look at these people living in, in mud
homes. Look, we don't live in mud homes in England. We live in nice
homes, we have nice clothes, right? They're wearing robes. So
when you get to come civilize them, but that's what they
thought, right? So it's not far every society who believes in
themselves believes we've got to do guys a favor. And we're no
different, except this is the truth. And yours doesn't, you
know, so they don't think the Americans and these obnoxious
American feminists, and they look and say, Oh, look at these women.
We need to we need to liberate them. We need to liberate these
women from themselves. And they interpret everything. Oh, she's
good. Her husband is forcing her. She's good as her dad is forcing
her. Right. Just contrary contradictory, though, the way
they do it, like the way we've like how everyone should be free
to her choices, etc. No, yeah. And they, but they, and they totally
disrespect. Every other Muslim woman saying it's her husband is
forcing her to do that. It's her dad is forcing her to do that. Or
her society's forcing her to do that, right, like France. So
yeah, exactly. So you guys got so you actually believe that there's
100 million 500 million Muslim women who have no brain, no
willpower of their own. Right? So they come in with that attitude,
every society that believes in what they have. They believe that
they have the right and the obligation to forcibly fix you.
We also believe that to the only differences one of us is going to
be right one of us is going to be wrong. Right? And we're right. And
the prophets, I send them has you lucky, because he's put limits on
what we can do to you. Right? Institute, he's put limits. Like,
if he takes up this time on their own state go home, you can't touch
them.
If they don't, and you end up fighting their army, you can only
fight their army, you can't fight their common people.
You can that's already more than one of these. Oh, that's already
that's already gone. Yeah. If they.
If you enter their lands, you can't forcibly convert anybody.
You could just call them then have preachers preach. But you can't
force anybody. Right? You have to protect them.
If you get invaded, and then me, gets invaded of me as the non
Muslim in the Muslim territory. If he gets invaded, and he loses
property. Hold on a second, we were charging him Jizya to protect
him. We don't want you in our army. We only want what we need in
our army, right? So you're not going to be in the army. But you
will pay us and we will protect you. Let's say he paid you over
the years $5,000. But he's got property damage by an invading
force of $6,000. Now you owe him $1,000. Right? Because you
couldn't protect him. That was the contract. So you owe him. What
kind of was this? It's really generous law. Because at the end
of the day, although there is force, the prophets I send them
wants the day of the people. And the Sharia is designed for these
people to enter Islam. Right. So that's the Zika can be used. If
you see someone's close to entering Islam, give them money.
So you can enter Islam. Right, so much so the omegas they're upset
by this
domain as we're worldly. They love the dunya in general
Of course, there's amadablam, that Aziz and others, but in general,
they love the dunya. They love the jizya they wanted you to stay not
Muslim. Now, when the guy converts, he's not paying GZ
anymore, right? They would send him away. Now it's a fake
conversion, you just don't want to be, we would say, you have to
accept. Yeah, we have to accept it. So that's what I'm one of the
revolutions of Ahmed Abdul Aziz is he accepted all the conversions,
which cut the balance sheet of the state cut the jersey out of the
balance sheet.
So they got upset because like this was income for us. This
jersey was nice income for us. So it's not income for you, right
it's not your money. It's money for the OMA and Allah didn't send
the profit as a tax collector that was famous statement profit was
not sent as a tax collector sent as a guide
so that's the concept there that
they will stay upon this until the proof comes in the proof is of
different levels. Okay, and I assume in Allah He yet to do so
often MOBA Hara,
right. What is the crux of this? It is reciting the message of
Allah to you, right? We have no business with you. You are Allah's
creature. We just tell you the message. And we do our job. And we
send you the message and that's it.
Right guerrilla Bala, like guerrilla Dawa. Yeah, we give them
the Dawa. What you do with it is between you and Allah. It's very
much like for us mostly, we might not deal with non Muslims or once
we deal with youth and other Muslims, right?
We give you the dough, we give you tell you what Allah loves what
Allah doesn't love. I'm not going to control you. Let's start a demo
site. Allah says the Prophet Do you know you're not there to
control people? Right? Just give them the message and move on with
life. You want to practice it a lot. You don't want to we'll keep
trying and keep giving you that we don't leave you. But we're not I'm
not your controller. You have your own relationship with Allah. And
that's extremely important when I tried to control you, and if you
believe it, or if someone else comes in does the dog so it's
these concepts are very important.
Fi cuttlebone the human
in the Quran is this is a religion, that is of principles.
A Yama idealer Musa Pema, that gear that yeah, we judge which
means is justice. It's upright that means it's moral. It's
principles or moral and it's also has no inconsistency. Kadima
caught him up, right?
Well, Matt Raka, Dean, O'Toole Kitab, the people who gave the who
received the book,
okay. They didn't differentiate or deviate or, or break up in them,
and by the Magia 20 Tuna.
So this is really important, because the one criticism that Abu
Jamal got, right, which was a reality of the truth. But Elijah
Hill used it for falsehood, which is that it would gel said, Islam
divides families. Right? He was thinking, how are we going to?
What can we say about Muslims? And he finally hit the bullseye.
But not all division is bad.
You divide between the toilet and the kitchen, right? There's a big
separation between criminals and kids. You don't let pedophiles
come near schools, right? So you do separate between darkness and
light. That is a value to society. So that separation that Islam
does, it's separate. So there, they may people may all be
together in ignorance, because when you don't know something,
you're all fine with it. This is what they call like.
What is it this expression like the innocence of ignorance?
Ignorance is bliss, bliss. Yeah. Now the truth comes, right? The
truth comes. And now we all have a spiritual test. Some of us accept
it, some of us don't.
And that division is not a bad division. That's a good division,
because now we know your reality. So we got
products in front of us, let's test them all. And see which
product is good, which product is a fraud. Right? So that that's a
good division. Not all division is bad. But it's not like we're
trying to exacerbate this. We're trying to bring everyone to the
good. Everyone has the potential to be good
On the HAC. So when the light comes, it separates between what
we want in the room and we what we don't want in the room. And that's
the division that is mentioned here. Well, man, it's a follow up
that led you know, to get up 11, bad images will be in Al Kitab.
They only separated after the truth came, which means, for
example, our beloved set up, the Jewish rabbi turned out he was
sincere and his heart was true to Allah. We only knew that after the
Prophet came, and other Jewish rabbis were not sincere to Allah.
Before that nobody could tell the difference when the Prophet came.
Now you can see who's true and sincere and who's a fraud.
What did Abu Jahan mean?
He said that Islam separates families, what was he observed? He
was, well, he was observing that of course in the sun would become
Muslim, the father would not okay.
And so to scare people, since this is going to divide up your
households, right? But it's a it's a true division. It's a good
division. Right? It separates true from false.
Good.
Next,
one, only two elderly I would Allah meclizine Hello, Dina.
Whenever were your chemo Salah we just occur with Erica Dino crema
to prove that this is not a bad division. What's the proof? You
haven't been told to do anything except believe in God and pray?
Like how was this a divisive message? This is not drugs. This
is not hate. Okay, this is merely like, why is this a bad division?
All you've been told is to do something good. So therefore,
someone who doesn't want it follow this. There's something wrong with
them. Right? It's good that there's been isolating you take an
x ray, or a CAT scan or whatever these scans are and say, Okay,
there's a cancer cell here. And this is a good cell.
Isn't that you've divided then between the cells but that's a
good division. We need to know what to get rid of. And what to
keep.
And what kind of scene low D Lodine.
Right.
You haven't been commanded to do anything except be pure be sincere
Chanukah ton of fat. That means reverting back to original fitrah.
That's what 100 Fat means reverting back to original.
They're in some may use the word child like, childish is one thing.
That's not good. Child like means pure as pure as a child. Like
children don't have any attendance. They don't care about
the dunya. They don't care about anything. Right. So child like
that original honey fitrah. With Erica Dino, a human This is a deen
that is based upon good principles. No secrets. There's no
secrets in the deen. There is no secret society in the religion.
There's no secret agenda in the religion. There's no we treat you
one way and we treat ourselves in other way.
Because we don't care. No. We don't have this concept that the
calf would do whatever you want to him doesn't matter. Right? We
don't have these concepts through the religion of principles.
From other Cara, man inferior pain for color in Alladhina Kapha
romantic revolution again, then he gives the reward and the
punishment. You die upon cover and shirt from Al Kitab or the
Mushrikeen. Either one. All right, you have Jahannam
okay, you have genuine, you die upon that that's the sentence that
you're going to be yet getting. Okay.
And they're the worst of the creation. And then
never and what recites Vidya not better yet. And then the mean
Linnaean I'm gonna I'm gonna slide it out with a compiler video.
Those who did write this works a lot, advances the commentary upon
them before the reward says you're the best of the creation.
Nobody knows who's better than who until the day of judgment comes
as
the waste of economy was in a garbage heap, and he was very
poor, and purposely own no wealth. He was in a garbage heap, and he
gets his food from the garbage.
And a dog came barked at him. He said dog,
you get one half and I get another half. I don't bother you. You
don't bother me because we don't know who's better between us. If I
crossed the spirit
and you're an animal who's just be resurrected justice will be done
for you. Whoever abused you, you can abuse them back and get the
sauce. Okay? Not abuse them back, but get your justice from them.
Whoever did good to you, you can testify He gets a reward. And then
you turn to dust you disappear. Go into paradise is greater than
disappearing. So if I
As the bridge, I'm better than you. If I fall into the hellfire,
then turning it to dust is better than being tortured than if I fall
into the Brit into the health bar. You're better than me. So at this
point, we don't know who's better.
That's the athlete of a Muslim because I don't know how I'm gonna
die. Like, at this moment what I'm upon is superior. Right? And
because of that, what I identify with, yeah, then we can say the
Muslim is superior, the Catholic because he's, he's, he's on
something better and he identifies with it. But we don't know how
it's gonna end
hmm
yeah, we you you may change at the end of your life. And I may change
at the end of my life and we seek Allah's Aafia from that. And I may
not change and you may change soon to be equal. And I may not change
and you may be better than me. Right? So you may still be better
than me. Right? But and both of us are good. So this concept and the
idea of knowing the ends of people, is an important concept.
We don't know who's better.
We can say who's better at this moment?
Right, but we don't know the future.
And that's it. Their reward is Jannetty. I didn't tell him it's
at Yale and her Holly Dean Ophea EBITDA. Eternally, they're in why
are they eternally they're in because beliefs are things that
you never change. When you take a belief on something. And you're
you say, Yes, this is my conclusion. I'm, I'm done. I've
made my conclusion. You intend to keep that conclusion forever?
Good. You intend to keep that conclusion forever. And that's why
beliefs are rewarded or punished with eternal
rewards and punishments. Furthermore, it's thought and said
that it is said in the Quran that the careful will say, at the end
of his life, let me come back and do righteous deeds.
And he will be told, if you came back, you would just do the same
you would live the same exact life if you lived a million times. So
when in this 70 years that you've lived, you've exhausted all your
possibilities. If you were to come and live 7000 years, you would
live the same way. So whatever chance that time that you have
here, whatever you concluded with you do it forever.
Okay, that will read one more Hadith on Anna signo Malik, on
nsmt Malik, Carla Nabil salah, what he was telling me obey in a
large island, Mr. Rouhani and Accra Lake let me Hakuna Linacre
for who call was a mani Rebecca Nam.
Okada whom Imam, and Qatada Amarante and Accra Lakehill.
Quran, Jen
who bathing cam
was a great hobby, who was extremely
adept and knowledgeable in the Quran. And the Prophet SAW Selim
said Allah has commanded me to recite to you
certain bayonet, and he said, Allah named me he said, recite to
obey.
He said, Yes, he named you. And so many times the Sahaba are so
shocked, so surprised that Allah to Allah is giving them any
attention or paying them any heat.
But a person should not imagine that there's some small little
flick of a speck in the universe rather, as a human being,
to do this, that that idea assumes that there's too much creation for
Allah to have time to or to have the energy or to have the ability
to pay attention, no Wallah, you do have Luma Allah says in the
Quran,
to preserve all of this takes Allah not a single iota of energy.
So if Allah creates a sand grain of sent
his attention upon this a grain of sand, okay.
Now nothing is not taken away from it. His gaze upon that grain of
sand, the existence of entire universe does not take away from
his preservation of that grain of sand, and a little ant
that may have its own type of mind that may have its own concerns and
fears. Hola todos. gazed upon that ENT is not taken away, not one bit
by the existence of the rest of the universe. Right? So this
concept that a Why would Allah care about me when there's so many
other things going on? Well, I think if you didn't, why did you
create you?
Allah Tala is far more generous. And the matter is far simpler than
people make it out to be. Right? It's shaytaan who complicates
things and makes you feel helpless and useless. Or is so far away.
I'm not worthy any of attention. All that is untrue for Allah
subhanho wa taala. His Generosity is far simpler and greater than
people imagine it to be.
But if they understood this, then they realize how much love Allah
has for his
creation, and how simple the matter is.
That is it for section number three of our program today we move
on to section number four segment number four. And that is our q&a.
It's now 315. So let's take a q&a. Let's start our q&a right now.
Good.
Wasn't there a question from way back? Question from way back from
Sofia, about oh, we're heavy, thick book. And
for the concept that we mentioned earlier, you choose a methodology.
Right? And you stick to that methodology you cannot make mess
up your methodologies. That's what we were telling to you. And so on
the other day, that he's watching this video and this video in this
video, you will end up confused. No, I want to watch them just to
refute them. You're not ready to refute them. I want to go and
fight Conor McGregor because he said something bad about Islam,
you're not ready to fight, sit down. Ready, get yourself killed,
right? Yes, Your spirit is good, but you're not ready for that sit
down train. And then you could fight him. Right? So the concept
of we want to fix things, that's wonderful. As a sentiment, that
doesn't mean you're ready for it. Right? So you want to study on one
methodology, one method of rule of law school,
in film and theater, and you want to become so adept in that, right,
and then you want to learn all the information that comes in, you
have to have knowledge of Quran knowledge of Hadith, right? Before
you ever are able to have a debate with another methodology, or even
expose yourself to another methodology. You expose yourself
with another methodology, you'll get so confused, you don't mix the
two. And that's the way that the Anima have always been. Right.
They've always been like this. Yeah, back in the old days, let me
know what you think you remember, no, we had a student.
He was like 12 years old, studying chef a fit.
And he says, You know what, I want to go and study the boutonniere.
The shear, and I want to study, even the Sunni groups, the habita.
He's gonna say
it's too early for that. It's not time yet sit and memorize this.
Will soon let it be part of your skin, your your blood and your DNA
and your bones, then you can later on study other things and refute
them, right if you want to refute them. So that's why we study one
methodology and get so good at it.
And then you can move on to something supplementary for
example. Like I know, some students that have been, I guess,
under the studying shoddy like method of studying students ended
up going to, let's say sell if you meaning RMF for sciences, like get
ahead, or detailed science like that word, I guess specialization
is kind of hard to find, especially out here in the West.
It's a tough question. If you're a student of knowledge in a method.
And there's another gym out there, that's a little bit maybe we would
say not in accord with one of them. Are they?
Do you study an ancillary science such as touch weed from them?
Right? I would say that depends on the level of that student should
ask his teachers. This teachers know his there's no flat answer.
That's like a specific answer. Right? So the teacher should know.
Yeah, he can go he's not going to be affected. And he's grounded
enough. And that teacher is not like a preacher. He's not going to
try to pull him in. And he sticks to his tweet. So it's really up
for that.
play by ear. Yeah, case by case basis. That's the right word.
Okay.
Let's see what else we got. We got beef here in the chat.
Big Beef today in the chat. Why is that?
All About to determine what are the benefits of Salatin camel 100
times one of them is that your DUA will be answered.
If you recite a lot of Salah on the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam okay? That one of its benefits is Draut will be answered
and you will be given what you want. Another benefit is that your
griefs will go with
Okay, so there's basically a fight in the stance. You ever go to it
when you were young? Did your parents think
no one's watching the ever go to Yankee Stadium. middle of July.
It's a regular season game. There's more action in the stance.
Right then there is in the field. There's more people fight
especially at the end of the game when people have drink a lot.
Right now they don't sell beer after the seventh inning.
But back in the old days, people used to drink
All the way to the ninth inning, and the game is already six, one,
nobody cares. There's more action to sit, put your back to the game
and watch the crowd. There's going to be fights. There's 40,000
people here, right?
And it's like a Monday afternoon. Memorial Day, Monday off from
school. You go out there used to be $14 ticket to Yankee game,
right? And you just watch the audience. The fans, there's more
action going on in the crowd. And that's sometimes here.
It's it seems that there was a battle here that all stemmed, I
think from the
Salafi
situation.
Well,
okay.
That's a blast from the past.
All right, l sericin. Says the SATA Seino. I'm a convert. My
parents divorced when I was little. I never saw my father. He
wasn't interested. He died a few years ago. Did I owe him anything?
If you lost touch with them, then you can't fulfill anything to him.
If you were able to but you didn't.
You did owe him if he was sick, you helped to help them. If he was
in need, you have to help him. But if he's out of you don't even know
where he is. Plus,
nothing you can do about it.
Because the prerequisite of helping somebody is to know where
he is. Like if he left I don't even know where he is anymore. The
prerequisites gone. I can't help him anymore, so you're innocent.
Okay.
Can ematic Lee follow chef a witch and fetched since they do Knut out
loud with their hands up? Pray behind them. Yes, you can pray
behind any Imam who's Methodist sound? Who's on a sound with them?
What's the ruling on wearing safety boots the shape of a bull
on it? It's acceptable. You wonder who's it's flat image? That's what
and it's not a whole image? Yes.
You might know. It might be a similar person. Like, yes. So like
we check in with him and he's prayed behind me in the freezer? A
few times. Yeah, we do the goat? Yes.
So you can pray behind it? No problem. Not a problem at all.
What's up?
We have Knutson fragile silently before the record, okay.
They do it out loud after their Sheffy
What if someone does abundance a lot but they don't see apparent
benefit.
There's obviously benefit but I don't see it. Okay. Then the
mechanism that is doing the Salawat has something wrong with
it. So you keep doing it until you see the benefit.
And you keep doing it until you see the RTD to says if your is
your sulla invalid if you don't follow up with of God after. No if
you Salam out and you do not do tests via your Salah is not
invalid. It's valid, but you're missing out on a lot of goodness.
This prophets like Selim said the dua after the salam at the end of
the Salah, sorry, the DUA at the end of the Salah is accepted. He
worded it in such a way that the ultimate then ask the question at
the end of the Salah within it or after it. They didn't know. So
therefore it it became within the salon before the setup and after
the tsunami that da goes straight up to Allah subhanaw taala Caitlin
says it's sola Camella better than other Salawat? No, we can't say
one Salah is better. They're all have their virtues.
And really it is the one that you recite
with a plus. And the longer ones tend to be the more effort the
Salawat take. Like the longer ones the more impactful they are.
That's many people said that from their experience is swearing an
oath on Allah and
that the DUA is answered permissible. I don't really
understand what that means shakey so please,
study again.
Sophia says you have if you have a book that is like for example from
some group, can we throw it in the garbage? The answer is not if it
has verses and Hadith and then mention of the prophets name. In
that case, we do have a big fitna a big problem in our world today.
There's too much there's Allah's name written everywhere. What do I
do with these books? People come drop off pamphlets in the masjid.
What do I do? shred them, cut the bind, and then shred the pages or
find some way to to get rid of it without throwing it in the garbage
that's not permitted for us to do it.
So if you have
you can burn them. But sometimes if they're glossy and stuff that's
actually bad for your for your chimney. So and also it produces a
type of smoke.
Yeah. And that smoke we got called the fire department got people
called the fire department when we did this. They thought that there
was a fire in the masjid. So they came the fire department came.
So that's the problem with that in mind, how would that would have
been in jail same thing if as the name of God and the names of those
prophets, that's what sacred in it is. One of the podcasts of walking
around with Sheikh Mohammed.
Anytime he sees like a nickel or a penny on the ground, he'll pick it
up because it has the word gun on it. Yeah. See, in the Quran, it
mentions that oppressors would have destroyed churches,
synagogues and mosques.
Look what the verse says in which Allah's name is mentioned in it.
It does not say in which the truth is mentioned. Because in the
churches and synagogues The truth is not mentioned, lies are
mentioned. But in those lies is the name of Allah is the name of
Moses, the name of Jesus that's blessed, and that sacred, and if
they get anything out of the religion is just the mention of
that name. But the context is a lie. That's why Allah says it did
not say the truth is mentioned in them. He said the name of Allah
use graphy has Mala Kathira, the name of Allah has mentioned a lot.
They say God, Allah, there are Christian Arab Christians will say
Allah. So that is what's sacred to us. And therefore, even if I had
the Bible, we would elevate it because the name of Allah is upon
it, even if its content, we say is altered and is a lie.
So we would have to dispose of it properly. Right? A friend asked
someone if you're a gifted one, or gifted a Bible, yeah, would you?
Do you give it out? Or do you know we wouldn't pass it out? Because
misguide people? Yeah, you can't pass out misguidance. Yeah,
certain things you can give away, that doesn't have misguidance in
it. Okay, it's just forbidden for men. For example, the silk shirt
the Prophet SAW, Selim said almost you can give it to your brother.
The Prophet gave almost a normal a silk shirt
after having forbidden silk. Okay, so he said, Don't you have a
brother who's not a Muslim? Give it to him. But we couldn't do that
for kunzea. So there is no intrinsic harm in silk.
For men, it's a test. But there is intrinsic Carmen alcohol and
kunzea. So we cannot give out alcohol and consumption.
Or a Bible or a book of ended Bidda. Right. So if I had a book
of let's say, Qadiani one a one. I'm not gonna go and say, Hey,
Eric, Qadiani take this No. Right. That's misguiding him even more.
All right, when Allah says, when you've taken the decision, trust
in Allah How do we reconcile with the possibility that are desired
decision not being in the content of Allah, You have no business
with the color of Allah. You have the business of using your mind
and your knowledge to make the best decision for yourself and
asking people and doing this because once you've come to a
conclusion and go with it, you have no business with the pleasure
of Allah. That's not our business. Reviving art does this not create
disunity? Please explain which What do you
mean by that? Because I don't know what what the pronoun you're
talking about is something obviously something that we said
here but
so please,
tell us you all hear the construction but because Enoch you
know, he's
yeah
we got a guest in the livestream here
what's happening? Hi, how are you? What can we do for you being open?
You want the screen off? That's wrong.
Am I am I am.
Okay.
We can close this.
There so everyone knows that when we raise funds for the
construction. It's actually happening. It's really good. I
can't wait to the finished product. Then we'll show everyone
Chudleigh on GivingTuesday
Mahmoud zany, is asking about political philosophers. There is
there's one out in Morocco. I forget his name, but he's really
amazing.
Where's molesters on Instagram? Oh my gosh. Oh,
my gosh, just political philosophy that we mowed down the other day.
The value of being a Muslim Senator mandala?
Reviving art did you answer the question?
Modesto says I just
heard for the first time that you can't cut nails after mug? I never
heard of that. I never heard of anything like that. And if if it
is, it's must be something like for a reason. Like you might cut
your finger because you can't see or something like that, like in
our religion, we don't have rules that are so specific on daily life
except that they have a reason. And if that reason that there's
there must be a reason we don't have rules like that, really if
you think about it.
And growing up that's what I heard. You're that to like usually
like after mother sense. I just don't like wait till like the next
morning actually. Oh, really right before eight for example, or like
on the morning graph to fit. Okay, so that may be means it's so nice
to do it. Right on the morning of Joomla for example, even on other
like days, like let's say like I want to cut my nails on a specific
Wednesday night. Really?
Are you serious? We got to find out about that. Mahmoud zany, says
Can Cofer be a state, there is a state of cover, but it's not the
legal category, the state of Cofer is rejecting the blessing of Allah
and rejecting the truth is not covered. But it's it's like
Jehovah, right? But you wouldn't leave the legal category of cover
is merely nothing other than the outward statement of cover. Right?
That's the legal category.
Nimra what is the correct way and number of dude
to have our door answered at least 300 a day, if not 1000 A day
Why do some dogs take longer to be accepted than others? Same thing
what? Why is the
surgery a surgeon's degree take longer than a plumber's? Maybe you
ask for something that takes a lot of that takes a lot before it
happens. Like I can become a plumber in two years, right? I can
be an electrician in like two, three years.
But I can't be a brain surgeon. In two, three years, right? I'm going
to say take me a long time. So certain things also sometimes
Allah loves the dua of the person who wants to cement their a bad
first. Like you make dua for this for five years. By the year five
year a different person than your one. You'll never leave off a bed
again. So sometimes Allah is waiting is not stuff but a lot
doesn't wait but is cooking you basically what's that? He's
withholding it until you develop to the level that you can handle
it because you may receive it and not handle it properly. I don't so
I'm gonna share that as well with the overall given like it's
important. Yeah, certain like, I don't have that I want to see on a
daily or of course, sometimes a chef will only give you one word
to say because he knows you won't be consistent with two.
And he won't give you two he'll give you two we knows you won't be
consistent with three. So consistency is the key.
All right, let's see what else we got here.
Snail soup
How did that guy get involved? Snail soup is from Nigeria. Sure.
Chief Latif mentioned. I had snails before Nigerian.
Tell him Why do you have favoritism when choosing
questions? Maybe yes. When you
use
a snail isn't it? Is it aquatic or no? is a snail aquatic can it live
under can exist underwater? Some then we do not have to just nails.
It does not require the cat. But if it is a land creature, it
requires the cuts.
You know Musa Maliki on Twitter? Yeah. And like I guess he had like
this whole series of snails super. Yeah. Like
yeah, I don't know if it's aquatic or not. The cat is the vicat and
zecca different from Zika. The word that cats means that
it is the
way of killing something that makes it permissible for us to
eat.
Yes. And there's different ways about to do it.
Looking at a cartoon Aldo without attraction.
Like a drawing of an eighth of a naked woman, or a naked duck like
Daffy Duck. Like who? I don't know what it is because his his
little icon is Donald Duck. So I don't know what kind of cartoon
he's talking about. But clearly if it's genitalia, then love.
If not, the sin of attraction is just we're not going to do that.
I've been ahead of you all my life says vanta view learning more
about other methods I am attracted towards thematic humor the basic
premise
Well to change it of course, it's permissible to change without
whimsical pneus like as a decision. This is a making the
decision. Right? My methodology has changed, but not whimsical in
that. So as long as it's a genuine decision
I knew somebody that grew up shopping his entire life. Yeah.
And I guess he got married. And the whole like, the lamps the
woman had kind of had to. Yeah, so he just changed because of the
touching of one. So yeah, like, I guess sort of his lifestyle sort
of changed in that way would I think that as long as it's a
consistent thing, not a whimsical thing. Yeah. Right.
How to Change Your mama to how to change your chef, it's 100
Finance.
Mohammed saying Gurkha and he used to be a Shia, by the way, he's is
a Sunni now, because, well, I'm just gonna keep saying that
because he said roseola and Abu Bakr Omar Othman Ali, right? So
whether he was doing okay or not, who knows? But to us? He's a
Sunni, Mohammed, Sunni garganey. I mean, is there anything different
on how medic is act? Or do in Muharram? Maybe it was
different from other Suniva had no, nothing.
Except that we, we and all other muda had ever listened to do
Mukalla for a little bit. We go against what ellebra do. Like if
they go up, we're gonna go down. If they put their hands up, we're
gonna put our hands down. We're always gonna be different from
them. Right, unless it's something of the Dean obviously. But if it's
of judgment calls, and culture and habits, whatever they do, we're
doing something opposite. I was it was really interesting talk. I was
there when she was explaining Sabo. Yeah, by water Matic you've
ever had suicides? And why was at one point that we need to pray
with their hands bugged. And then it changed. It was abrogated to
Sado, he said, because when the Muslims had gone, made hedgerow to
Medina, the Jews there were praying like this. If you look at
a video of Jews, they pray with their hands. Oh, okay. So it was
this is what you just said the Prophet SAW. Selim was more
claiming the exact opposite. Do exact opposite. Yeah. You always
want to be different from a little
coffee or Buddha. Yeah. The habits of government. I think that same
brother was asking me I guess he mentioned that Malecon. Ilan was a
student of Imam Jaffa.
And I think some he was in relation with there was no Shiism
at the time or she had culture or anything there was she has at the
time, but they didn't have like these celebrations, from what I
understand. But there's he was the his chef, basically, in spiritual
matters was Japhet. A sudden, there's not a question about it.
He himself says, He taught me how to love the prophets of Allah when
he was suddenly and etc.
Why did Benny Israel receive so many of the prophets, Allah Adam,
we had a headquarters of Prophethood
moods and what's our position on new tech, new technologies, new
technologies, something that we should wait and see its benefit
and harm. Instead of diving into it. Like I'm not really planning
on wearing that VR code thingy. Or that VR.
Goggles thingy. I'm happy with him on my reality. I didn't need
another addiction. I just got over all my addictions to technology.
With my flip phone. He goes deeper than that. Yes, like genetically
modified. Genetically modified food is another type of
technology. Who knows this VR stuff becomes an economy that
people can't live without just like the internet. You can't say
I'm never gonna go on the internet, okay, then you're never
going to do a lot of things that are necessary to do if someone
else got to do it for you. Caitlyn, some people say live as
if your DUA is definitely going to be answered.
Yeah, and it within reason. You're not gonna let say, move home do
major things like that.
You it can influence your in with to allow things to hello and
reasonable options.
What Zanetti says, Is there a book you recommend that explained the
different methods in a simple way in one book? Yes, but it may be a
lot of reading, but it's simple reading. And that book is.
Amazon has the 40 memes. Like it's a thick book. But you can see the
biographies of the 40 members. When you read that book, you will
get a very good idea of the different methods.
Muhammad was his book, The four Imams, yeah.
Chocolate was asking how to deal with liberal Muslims and MSA.
Although I mean that's like I'm sure we've done a lot. But
recently, you know, like, we're starting to school, you're in
Georgia. We started up around like August 17 Shala. And there was
some fitna that went on, cuz he
subject matter.
That's crazy. But he, so he wished him hot water. And some, she came
like, and I was asking him like, like, What do you mean by this,
like, doesn't want the morning cetera, et cetera. And I guess we
were talking the other day like how to I guess frickin sound like
how to make like how to preach or explain about cometa or having the
habit to elevate it, like in a way that it's neutral in a way, I
guess. I believe he asked that. So yeah, we're not where we are the
lovers of Elevate, okay, we are the level of lovers of elevates.
And that takes nothing away from our love of the sahaba. Because
the prophets I seldom said that. My, my family is like the ark. And
the Sahaba are like the stars. If you're traveling by sea, don't you
need both the ship and the stars? You naturally need both right? One
for guidance and one for salvation. So that's how we have a
balance between the two. We have no issue be having love of debates
and love of the Sahaba okay, and that includes the love of Satan.
Remember Hussein isn't there's no doubt about there's not even a
discussion. So no discussion on that. So we're not going to go and
decrease our love of edit bait out of fear of Shiism know this the
antidote to Shiism is an increased love of the Sahaba as well. You
love both the Sahaba and elevate does not everybody loves his
family and his friends right? Was the Prophet any different so Allah
He was
so ahead there's no favoritism where is your question?
Porter had a never gets a question answered. Whereas I think some
people have hacked it like Sophia with a red question marks which
one is that? So read it to me. How many question marks Prince Matthew
gaming he's just asking me how am I today?
We went camping Ryan and I and a whole bunch of other guys we came
back exhausted I personally was exhausted after that. We hiked we
swam
I don't think anyone gets great sleep there but we slept but
that's why we're late today.
We were exhausted but
it's always good to do go camping and get out there and nature
Bucha Begam
please make dua for my mother migraines Subhanallah and high
blood pressure push it up and Allah give a speedy she fat to
your mother include and alleviate and relieve her from this
migraines I can I know how bad they are, from seeing my own
family have a go through migraines.
Sometimes they have to shut the light for like three days. I'm
seeing bed for three days. That's how bad it could go.
And water really helps with migraines and blood pressure. Just
like ridiculous amounts of water.
Okay, next J Perez advice on giving Dalits grandparents who are
in their 90s and they deal with illness regularly. I think at that
time in their 90s you can actually be a bit pushy, right? I think you
should be because it's emergency time.
And it's like us have one foot out the door. If you just like,
actually.
Yeah, it really depends on there are some grandparents on very
religious than just making a lot of prayers for them. Yeah, Islamic
prayers. Like, oh, eventually just hit them. Do you mean out loud in
front of them? Yeah. Yeah. Praying with them if the religious.
Shaky the idea that Allah makes a sin hard and complicated for you,
and He saves you from it. Yes, that's true. And would this be the
case for every believer, not only every believer, every human being
who comes to steal something for the first time his own nervous
system says no, don't do it. He gets nervous, he's sweaty, he's
upset. Right? Every human being has this built into him. Even cat
Subhanallah when a cat and you give it food and eat it right in
front of you. But if it steals food off your plate and goes into
behind the couch, right? So even the cat has the same impulse. And
we have that and we should go by that.
Eminem says I get OCD thoughts please motivate me to ignore them.
Now
by telling you to ignore them, we're actually focusing on them.
So just think of something else in life. Right? Don't think don't say
ignore it and don't say it's happening. Just think about
something else in life. Right? Because if we say stop thinking of
the red balloon, you're gonna think of a red balloon Hanafi s
Hanifa s are there specific dua to strengthen relationship between
husband and wife. There is tough love between husband and wife
which means you have to monitor the her rights her feelings, his
rights, his feelings and work on
that that is the Taqwa of Allah relate related to the husband and
the wife. Right?
And soften your own personality by Salah on the Prophet peace people
and and know that there's generosity. Allah is WESA. So
don't be stingy with your time or your money.
Any timeline on information about Safina winter ombre? Yes, the
stuffiness it winter ombre will be inshallah Tada in December, end of
December,
into January. And I actually have a call with the company this week
to find out exactly the details of it. And then we'll put it out
there and we'll get all you guys can sign up and we can do it
together.
Okay, practical tips says echo mezzi on implementing eating only
1/3 Drinking 1/3 and leaving 1/3 for air the province I set him
said
Well the answer to that is every day, every time you eat, take off
one spoon of the food that you put in your plate. That's it and put
it back or don't take it in the first place. Just sit one spoon.
That's all.
Whaling is impermissible says Google Panda. Of course, wailing
hitting your hands all that stuff is all
not even anything in Islam at all.
event of you I've been 100 feet. We read this question. Gabriel
Shaban, can you take a driving test with the opposite gender
sitting next to you if you roll down the window?
I think that when you go for your driving tests, if you don't have a
choice
if you don't have a choice, then I guess it's a moot point. Right? If
you have a choice you can ask for a male I guess right? You can ask
for a meal. So but if it already happened
then
what can you do?
Sophia says ma'am asked Is it permissible to use cosmetic with
snail secretion snail secretion is not net just hit is permissible?
It's not just because snails are not discouraged nor forbidden to
eat. They are allowed to eat 100% therefore their secretion is not
met just
guess so.
These all sorts of stuff. So I hope they got the answer. Genuine
showing me yesterday or Abdullah you're showing me
how blood tofu tofu cow blood tofu that's environmentalists and all
the V killer vegans.
Right? Well cow dung couple of Kubla nudges 100% 100%
Really cool guy where do we buy the books with the format that
Brian put it up?
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wearing a suit with a silk lining. If there is a little bit of silk
on a non silk garment Some have said that is permitted because
it's not a garment that silk
because there is a type of cloth itself that's half will have silk
is permitted. I have a question. Yes, it's concerning farm animals
are like domestic animals. They're like, if you're farming or
obviously cattle, you're gonna get some of their none of their
defecation isn't just the defecation of animals that tunnel
to eat is all pure. So you can step in goose dunk.
Chicken, dung, cow dung, sheep urine all that's pure. It's not
pure for like in what we say pure for digestion. It's pure by
Sharia. It's not nudges. If it's halal for you to eat it's
definitely is defecation is not an interest
it's back home they usually whenever in the countryside
usually Yeah, houses like built by cowdung is different like
furniture they use it cow dung is amazing. The everything about the
cow was amazing. I'm telling you use it for fuel. That is the cow
everything about it is meant for us to use. Its subdue to us.
That's why it's so amazing. But that doesn't need to go into
worship. Once you worship it, you stop using it then it becomes
pointless right? Then it becomes like a problem for society.
There's too many cows running around right? So you need to
decrease the population. Well Dustin says how do we see the
position of Malawi Alhaji alone given the hadith of prophets I
said I'm said that our mother will be killed by a group who will be
called calling towards jahannam. The hadith did not say that it
says Dr. Lu l Fidel Belavia the truth the tribe or the group that
is aggressing against that is aggressing will kill a mob. So
that means that they were not correct. Not correct does not
always mean sinful. Right. So we hold that the Assyrians at
that time they were not correct. They were the rebellious army.
Okay. And there may there is a category of rebellion that is
based upon a wrong he had it she had that is wrong and that's what
we say his if she had was wrong, right? You say the same about us
say to Aisha, the battle Gemma happened. Yeah. And less than that
though even because she wasn't even. She was merely going to
talk. Right? Right, that she didn't initiate a battle. She
didn't even have an opinion except we have to talk first before you
go to Kufa. So her issue had was was there was not it was not even
it's yet there was not even like a political decision. It's just you
want it to stop them to talk before going to Kufa before saying
it moved the capital to Kufa. There's nothing wrong with that.
Yeah.
One of the battle. The battle was not even a battle that was really
considered to be it was the paradise within say Nizami the
killers of Othman. They wanted to always keep saying it in a state
of distress. Why? Because he announced once we settle the
Khilafah, then I'm going to prosecute the killers of
automatic. So the killers of Earthman what is their strategy,
keep them busy, keep them in constant instability. So they went
in the middle of the night, killed some of
the people of the other party, came back killed some of their own
people instigation, they instigated a fight. When they both
woke up for Fudger. They saw blood and bodies everywhere. They came
out in a complete chaos, and they were started fighting in chaos. It
was not one side initiated. It was the killers of Ottoman that
initiated that. And even it wasn't even a battle was like a skirmish.
It was like, like a chaos basically. And then it settled
down very quickly.
Do you think, says Ibrahim Khan there's a lot of fitna today
because a lack of marriage? I believe so. Yes.
Mohammed Sunni, go to Kenny again.
Do Maliki's remember Kabbalah
loss? If it's going to make you Medicaid then yes, yeah.
Because yeah, and if it's going to suit him on Arizona and firm him
then yes, we do remember all the time, every year
as a love of Senate, Hussein,
good every year, and we fast on the 10th and then one day before
and one day off, or one day after. Okay. And not only us, all of the
Egyptian Sudanese and the Pakistani Sunnis everybody and the
Turkish Sunnis any go to any Ottoman mosque, they have Abu Bakr
Omar Osman Ali hasn't seen in every mosque their names all six
names in every mosque
All right, let's go
I have a question if someone started practicing 20 years ago,
do you have to make up salah? Yes.
Does mbf have conspiracy theories?
He must have been talking about something but was rough Alia day
in practice in Medina. According to Abdullah bin Ahmad is that
hadith about him that no and according to the narrations that
about the Prophet that he would make to get into the Haram The
never raised his hands again.
Okay, what is the ruling on wearing unisex clothes?
There's nothing wrong about it as long as it's acceptable to the
general Ummah that people don't like the pious Muslims don't find
that it's odd.
Okay,
I was there last night, NYC. Yeah. And I see we don't have these
things in the south where like they have these all gender
bathrooms and lakes and have that nonsense. And
they're usually like secluded. The only reason that those are good
because you can make their it's a full bathroom for yourself. Yeah.
You guys heard that Saudi wants to change the flag. They want to take
a hit Allah Muhammad Rasul Allah off the flag. For secularization
purposes, they're claiming it so that it doesn't get disrespected.
Right. Now, I believe that number one, yeah. By disrespecting it. So
let's say, Look, this is how I would do it. If I had a country. I
wish one day I had a country, right?
We would have, we would not put the name of Allah on the flag. But
once it's there, right. I would establish an alternate flag every
for every occasion in which the flag flows high. I would use like
I would keep it right. And then I would have an alternate flag for
like postage stamps for other things right.
For things that are lowly you have to use the ultimate flag. I mean,
how many how many jerseys in sports teams up Why can't a
country have an alternate flag? Right? So put like stars there
instead of letting them have to wait yeah, home team in a waiting,
we would say an elevated flag and a
common use flag, but they're headed but they're there, in my
opinion, allow them I don't I don't think they're doing it for
the right reason. They're probably
doing it for secularization purposes. So like some countries
already, like, I guess, in the form of rebellion have that, like,
said like Libya had been green flag when he was around. Yeah. Now
they have the red, black and green one, the Christian and the star.
Yeah. And like, I mean, sure this not being one of them is not being
used. Yeah. Yeah, you have multiple flags. What's wrong with
that? I mean, what is up with these Arabs? They got? Like, they
divided up the Arabs into all these countries. It's as if they
had
one firm make all the flags for them. Right? Egypt, red, yellow,
black with an eagle, Iraq, red, yellow, black, two stars. All
right, every flag, it's the same. They're all the same. It's as if
it says one. Not only firm, one cheap firm, one firm that has no
creativity department. They're all the same.
All right, let's see who else we got here.
What books is Ibrahim Khan to learn about Salahuddin a UB? I
think that while there's a lot of biographies on him, but I don't
have one in particular a pH newbie. I liked the book by PAH
newbie. His name is the guy's name is PhD, he's not a Muslim, but he
wrote a great book.
And it's a history book. So
can you put a video for Salah Canada and the route nada? Yes, we
can do that. But also, you can also get it already. Right now. At
Salawat hub.com. The website for that is Salawat hub.com. Triple H
says if a friend isn't committing a sin of the limbs, he's not
committing a sin, but you fear he has a sin of the art like Kibera
or materialism. Should I correct him? Yes. If someone's too
excessively attached to something of the dunya you can talk to him
about that. Nothing wrong with that
volunteer view. How would you suggest I can go about with the
switch from Hanafi Maliki take the ArcView classes, sign up for our
few basic and start watching the Asmaa Weah courses with Sheikh
Hassan sada very simple answer to that Matthew gaming I remember you
saying the Java the method has no authentic Senate that's 100%
Correct. Right there's no Senate for this
okay.
There's no Senate for this is this does that mean there are no
authentic books from him? I don't know about his books, but his FIP
does not there's no there's no authentic Senate for his FIP
that's for sure.
Okay, it's not a method. Some say MEMS eight has more of a preserved
more than disease.
I've heard a lot of people say about the 80s that that that there
anyway, their method is the least she of all right?
I mean, in other words, their their expressions against the
Companions is a little bit more muted than others. How to Get Rid
of poverty hide your sins on the Day of Judgment do much is too far
if you don't want your sins hidden and your poverty decreased do much
is too far.
Okay.
Wearing we answered that, did we miss anything wrong? We I'm sure
we missed something. But
the
hacking of our attention has gotten really creative here. With
the amount of stars exclamation points, emojis.
Prints Matthew.
Names are
the names of the groups.
Here's Nimra says Mohammed Al Sharif Rahim Allah He has a famous
visionary course. advise not to use please in your dog. No, we
don't use please in the DUA, because please implies
hardship.
It implies that like so, even the prophesy sentences we do not say
insha Allah and our language. But if you're saying please, as an
expression of like in English, as an expression of begging, that's
not a problem. Right and expression of begging.
The best way that because we are begging out Allah's door,
and you will find that there is no sweeter time than when you're
begging at the Door of Allah subhanaw taala. So much so that
you will realize that this moment here is better than everything I'm
asking for except that I'm a human being I have a need. And I want
that thing.
Speaking of West Africa, when is the lecture on Osman danfo do we
have to have there is no doubt about you. How could you leave him
off but we're
going sort of in order summer Matic Junaid did above daddy.
Didn't we do on? No. Okay, we have to do genetic battle daddy.
Why did al bait get the most fitna? Because Allah promised the
Prophet he will purify them. Okay.
So they have a lot of fitna,
Amin s Daffy Duck. For the question on Cartoon outer I meant
the Iota as in minor, our female hair or ankles, and shall none of
us. But it's not really for a Muslim to watch cartoons. But
let's say you're watching a cartoon with your kid. And they've
got let's say, Rapunzel, write the recipe that you can show Allah. I
don't think that's it's almost no different than
watching your kid play with a mannequin toy, like a toy, statue,
whatever. Prince Matthew gaming, what's the question?
Don't start a trend of putting question one letter per message. I
see what he's saying here. I see what he's saying here. Dr. TV. Can
you help Safina society? Can you help? I bought two books and I
have not received even after four months. What's not acceptable at
all? Someone's getting fired?
Please send us a message to info at Oh, he said I sent it to shop.
So we'll check the shop. And
we'll we'll fix that solution for you.
It may be something's wrong in the address must be something's wrong
in the address that
the system can read it will fix that.
All right, how many ahaadeeth puts the are there? I can't remember to
be honest with you.
There's more than 40 For sure.
All right, folks, we should stop here. Last check. How do I Caitlyn
Joe him says how do i dispel the recurring thought that Allah will
and may not accept my dua that means that thought is only
attracted by sins. So recite a lot of Quran and avoid sins because
bad sins attract bad thoughts. Sins attract negative thoughts so
avoid since
Yes, that's true. Let's close with DUA and Nora.
Thank you all very much and I hope I answered everyone's questions
today. As much as possible we answered a lot of questions
hopefully we got most of the ones that you really wanted and will
close by reciting draw a * we should do this every single time
inshallah
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fear Cabri one oran fee Psalm 81 rumpy Vasari, one Orem fee Shari
one Orem fee bursary, one Orem Phila me one Orem fee Danny one
oran vi hola me one warrant fee also be one war Mundaneum the one
or medical fee when ordered and Yemeni when ordered and she marry
one woman 41 Order mentality Allahumma xidian You know, without
any Noura which Eleonora or SallAllahu barik ala Sayidina
Muhammad Anwar I
knew he was behaviours and
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