Shadee Elmasry – Starting New Madhabs Ep. 6 Debunking Madhab Myths

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The speaker discusses various topics related to Islam, including the importance of federal presence, the use of deadly drugs, and the use of technology to practice Islam. They also mention a specific person, Dean, who was awarded a job as a chef, and the use of technology to practice Islam. The speaker emphasizes the need for personal development and the importance of learning one's method.

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			Hungry Jad are not gonna be dirty
hear this all the time, those four
		
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			Imams, they're regular human
beings. We're also regular human
		
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			beings, why can't I start my own
method? And the answer is you can
		
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			go ahead and do it and see who's
gonna follow you and document
		
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			every question. learn Arabic and
get me somebody to sign off that
		
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			you're a master of Arabic grammar.
One person, one scholar, yeah, me
		
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			one scholar to sign off that
you're a master of Kannada to get
		
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			me one scholar, just one to sign
off that you're a master of
		
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			Hadith. Give me one scholar to
sign off to your master and will
		
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			soon if you even know it also
means do it. Now document all the
		
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			questions cover all the questions
of Islam, everything about
		
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			travelers, prayer, everything
about how to distribute spoils of
		
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			war, everything about divorce,
everything about inheritance, and
		
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			then cover the new matters. I need
federal on Bitcoin. I need tend to
		
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			on the nation state. I need a
definition on data and data Islam
		
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			and data. I need fetch was on
hijra, when is it obligatory? When
		
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			is it permitted? What is the
exception all that stuff after
		
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			you're done doing that? Now go
convince people to follow you.
		
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			You can have a method if you want
to prove yourself first easy Imams
		
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			were signed off on by the biggest
scholars of their time. Manik has
		
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			a jazz up from hundreds. I think
one narration said he had 600
		
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			teachers all signed off that he
can get federal in the city of
		
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			Medina, all of his contemporaries,
by the way, how was a scholar of
		
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			America deemed valid at that time,
how was he validated? It's
		
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			validated by his peers, every
profession, it's validated by our
		
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			peers. When you become a doctor,
what does that medical degree
		
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			mean? It means that 3040
professors that you had over four
		
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			years, individually signed off on
the different subjects that they
		
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			taught you. That's essentially
what it is. And the president of
		
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			the college symbolizes all of
them. So when I see that medical
		
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			degree on your wall, I know 40
Other doctors agreed that you're
		
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			valid to be a doctor. Same thing.
LJ for example, was the Imam of
		
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			Syria. Medic set alza Imam when
you tuber I will say is an imam to
		
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			be followed. So um which said Imam
is somebody on which to had mean
		
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			someone who can come up with the
conclusions by himself directly
		
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			from the book and the Sunnah. That
type of person is the one who
		
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			other Imams have validated him.
God, who is a Hall of Famer in any
		
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			sport.
		
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			It's a player that other Hall of
Famer said he's one of us, we see
		
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			the attributes, good. These are
all the favorites. So he's worthy
		
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			of being a Hall of Famer, same
thing within which to ADMM and or
		
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			any expert in any religion or any
fields. Now, keep in mind, you can
		
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			become an expert, by yourself self
appointed, in any field in which
		
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			there is no liability. Like what
an artists,
		
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			there's no liability. If you're
painting stinks, no one dies. No
		
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			one's going to be a pilot because
he thinks he is a pilot. You can
		
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			be an artist, if you imagine
yourself to be an artist. You
		
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			can't be a pilot, you can't be a
bridge builder. You can't be a
		
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			doctor. You can't be a dentist
because you imagine yourself to be
		
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			a dentist. Well, Islam, religion,
Dean has eternal heaven and *
		
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			at risk.
		
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			It's far worse than operating on
someone's heart. If you operate on
		
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			someone's heart, is one of the
worst things that could die. Good.
		
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			But if you give someone a fatwa in
religion, and they go astray, they
		
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			be punished on the Day of
Judgment. So for eternity, or for
		
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			a long time and amount of pain
that you can't even dream about.
		
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			That's why the matter is very
conservative, in matters that have
		
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			are in subjects that have
liability, and religion has a lot
		
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			of liability so you can play
around. Got, Imam is CLT was one
		
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			of the greatest Imams he lived
around 900 Year 1000 of the hijra,
		
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			and he had the qualifications to
open his own method. And he said
		
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			he's going to do it. The scholar
said, we don't doubt you in terms
		
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			of your knowledge, but we just
don't need one practically
		
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			speaking, it's not necessary. And
then he agreed. He said at the end
		
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			of the day, when I looked at my
methodology was essentially chef
		
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			A's, right. So he stayed in the
shop at school. So again, in
		
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			theory, in principle, you can have
your own method, but you have to
		
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			walk the walk. And we all
recognize that that's not
		
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			happened.