Shadee Elmasry – The Abandon Biden Movement NBF 322
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Bismillah al Rahman al Rahim Al hamdu lillah wa Salatu was Salam
ala Rasulillah. Early here was behavoir. Manuela welcome
everybody, to the SOFIA society, nothing but facts live stream on a
cold all of a sudden day in the great state of New Jersey Sunny.
But for some reason, it is cold again, I don't know why it's cold.
But
yeah, maybe just didn't hear but
we got a couple of segments today. The first thing I want to talk
about is Shaun King entering Islam and then getting slammed by a lot
of people who have issues with Him from before he entered Islam. And
apparently those issues have to do with two fundraising
campaigns that he ran in which people felt
strongly enough to accuse him of taking the funds. So big
accusation and
and that he fundraisers too much. Well, here's the thing with that
you either have proof that the man's soul or you don't.
That's how I look at it. That's number one. But number two, what
does that have to do with the guy becoming a muslim?
Let's hypothetically say he stole right. Thieves don't have beliefs.
Let's take it to the worst possible scenario, right? An
absolute thief enters Islam.
You don't think thieves actually think about God and maybe do have
beliefs?
It's another grift of his really? That's not a good grift
you're not a good grifter. If you're if becoming a muslim as
part of your deal. There is not a lot of paychecks gonna be being a
Zionist as far better. Right? Think about that.
grifter. I mean, he's there. He was already a what is it? Before
that he was one of these Baptists. Okay.
This is not a smart grift it's not a smart move to grift. Secondly,
wouldn't he want to publicize it? Because last I checked, he didn't
domestic did
the
East Plano mosque had their livestream going and most masajid.
They just got a camera sitting there. Anytime there's an event
going on. If the Imam sneezes, they turn the camera on, right?
Anytime a guest comes in, they turn this livestream on. I've seen
this in small time masajid, where they've set it up that there's a
camera sitting there hooked up to the computer to their YouTube page
or whatever page and the moment an event starts, just click a button.
That's it.
And then, so it happens to be streamed. Right?
So my question is, though, there is number one, to attack this or
to question the sincerity of a Muslim.
You may have your own personal beliefs, but you keep it to
yourself because it's nothing other than a personal speculation.
What's the proof of that? Prove that is that was sama bin Zayed
came upon a man
in a battle.
And this man, he got him basically about to kill him.
And he ended up the man said, Okay, Leila illAllah. Muhammad
Rasul Allah.
This is fake guilt. Right? That's what what happened with the great
companion Osama bin Zayed, who was the son of Zayed bin had etha who
was at one point, Zayed bin Mohammed, he had was adopted by
the Prophet peace be upon it's number one.
So Zaid Bin, Osama bin Zaid killed him set this man, it's a fixer
head. He's just trying to save his life.
Okay. And then word spread to the Messenger of Allah salAllahu
Salam, and he said, Oh, some what happens? He said this business,
the Prophet peace be upon him said as Shakta on Saturday he did you
open his heart to look at what's inside.
A chakra on Saturday, Chaka sang kalbi
to see what's inside.
So if that's the case for a man who was obviously saving his life,
so it's up to us, obviously to us, but are we allowed to act upon it?
The answer is no. Because we have a law people, we have a law, we
act upon the law.
The law treats you by what you can prove it treats you by the
outward. I can't prove anything is on the inside or not on the
inside.
So if that's the case with Osama bin Zaid
and that campaign, and that man who uttered the shahada, and then
was killed and the Prophet peace, who bonza Did you open his heart?
That is far more worthy to say it about this man, who was not
fighting the Muslims was not fighting for his life.
and is making a decision that will really make it his economic life
much harder.
His financial life much harder. We don't have multimillion people
speaking tours go around, ask her out. We don't have multimillion
dollar or institutions that are given 15,000 2002. I mean,
20,000 $30,000 gigs to talk. And that's not even a lot of money in
today's day and age.
In a regular institution, if a celebrity could get 50k K, just to
show up and talk for 20 minutes.
So point being in our law by Islam, we're not allowed to say
he's a fraud in his shahada, he's a fake in his shadow, you want to
say, I don't like the way he does business? I don't like his
personality. Find say that all you want. But you cannot now doubt
someone's head. That's not allowed in Islam. Simple as that. Now, let
me talk about something else. Why don't we let people prove
themselves.
And by the way, they don't have to prove anything to us. They don't
always zilch to us. When you become Muslim, if you're out
there, and you think you are becoming a muslim. You don't owe
the community zilch. You don't have to prove yourself. This is
actually promote hypocrisy, when people act like this. I'll prove
you're, you know, it promotes hypocrisy and the whole woke
world. It's all a bunch of hypocrites.
Okay, I'll tell you what I mean. They constantly want you to prove
that you're not racist, prove that you're not something else. Right?
Prove your that you're not against women.
Prove that you're all about diversity. So what does this
promote? It's resulted in a bunch of fakes a bunch of people who are
just, it's what they call performative
performance.
Just to make sure that nobody calls me this, that or the other.
Right.
That's all that's what it's become. So when you're, you become
a community where someone has to prove themselves to you. No, I'll
tell you who has to prove themselves to you. Anytime that
you and that person are going to have some kind of share a risk.
Like what you want to marry into my family. Well, you're guilty
until proven innocent. No, no, it's not your right
to marry somebody said a right that you have. And it's not your
right upon me that I have to accept you. You need to prove
yourself. If I have to hire you have a job.
Then I want to hire you.
It's not your right to take this job. It's not my my right to give
you money. It's not Zika it's my it's my company. It's my store,
whatever.
So when there's a job when there's for example, Hey, you have room in
your apartment? Yes, I do. Oh, good. I need an apartment. You
want to split rent?
I don't have to split rent with you. It's not charity. This is not
Sikka.
I have to see who you are first. So there are certain things in
Islam, that the is fair for us to say you better prove yourself.
You understand?
But at their actual faith, listen, if you want to donate to his
charity, interrogate him all you want. If it's about marrying him,
interrogate him all you want. If it's about hiring him, interrogate
him all you want. But when someone takes the shahada, you're not
allowed to say he's a liar, and it's a grift.
Isn't that fair? And simple to? It's very fair, I think. And it's
very simple. And let me go back to the point let us hypothetically
say
that a guy the guy is a complete thief.
Okay.
Don't thieves also have like religious proclivities at some
point, can do we have the Hadith of the 19? The guy killed 99
people, then he goes in as a worshiper. Is there any
forgiveness for me? I killed 99 People that worshiper was
ignorant. He was pious, but ignorant. He said 99 How do you
kill 99 people? Right.
And so he killed that guy, boom. 100 people he killed. So I mean,
the man is trying to make repentance after killing 100
People murder of 100 people.
A scholar said yes, repentance. He can't he went to a scholar. He did
the right thing. You went to a scholar? He said yes.
100 people.
You can still make Toba even if he killed 100 people.
So he then went, he said you need to go move to another city because
this the people of this city
They're no good. Why are they No? Good? They're no good for a couple
of reasons.
Number one,
you killed 99 people, and no one established that punishment on
you. Right? These people are definitely no good.
You killed 100 people, no one advised you nobody stopped you
physically? No good. Right? So these people are no good. So move
to this other city where the people are good. So he did move to
that city and but on the way there,
he died.
When he died,
the angel of * came to take him and the angel of mercy came to
take him.
And then they argued, is this man to *, or to heaven.
So then they had to get an arbitrator. So a third angel came
to arbitrate between them. I don't know if it was Djibouti or
somebody else. From Dominica. The angel came to arbitrate between
them and said, Okay, why don't we measure the distance? That's the
fair arbitration if he had made it to the New City?
Right halfway to the New City, then yes.
Go goes to heaven. His job is accepted. If he makes it to, if he
didn't, then no, take him to *, because he didn't fulfill his
repentance. So they measured and they found he was short. He didn't
make it to the halfway point.
But then Allah caused an earthquake to occur, and when the
earthquake occurred, then he had made the distance and he was taken
to paradise. Okay, this man killed 100 people no one questioned his
repentance
no excuse on this one it's pretty cut and dry. Don't Don't
you don't like his charity? Don't Don't don't eat his charity. You
don't like his talks? Don't listen to this talk. Same Same exact
thing I said about interfaith.
You don't like him? Don't listen to him. But to question if someone
isn't Muslim is not it's not allowed for us to do you want to
say he's a hypocrite of actions. So yeah, fine. Say what you want.
Hypocrite of actions is that we don't we we're not saying that
you're a liar in your heart. We're saying that your actions don't
match your behavior, your your your words, say what you want. You
want to say he's a festival say what you want.
I you know, I would I say about Andrew Tate. I actually
I don't I don't just believe that he's, same thing with Shaun King.
I take it further at at his face value that he converted to Islam.
When I listened to his podcast with Muhammad hijab, I liked a lot
of things that he says I do, like a lot of things that he says, and
as a ton of stuff. It's total garbage. Right? And let me tell
you this, but here's my biggest critique of him. And it's just a
critique of like, his philosophy or whatever he's movement he's
doing, right.
Brother, you don't go home to take care of a wife or kids. You don't
take care of anybody. You go home. Yes, I know you're like under
house arrest. But even before that, you go home and you buy
bodies and you buy cars and you do all the other other things. Smoke
cigar hang out with the boys in play poker. What are you talking
about manhood you had not put showed in your life? One thing of
manhood. kickboxing, okay, fine. But manhood is not to go hang out
with your boys. Smoke cigar and stream and then of course you're
working out so well. Right? Because you got all the time in
the world.
If I had that amount of time I could work out as better than you.
Yeah, scattered all over the world with all different women.
Good Dad. Good Dad. Are you do you raise them every day? Do you wake
them up for school? Do you wake them up for for whatever it else
do you take drive? Good dad is the guy who does the absolute most
tedious things with their kids. That was what I would call a good
debt. The guy who goes drives the kid to practice weights they're in
the car. Okay, maybe takes his laptop with him thing goes take
some back. Hey, has math. Alright, let's work on these math
questions. Meanwhile, the guy has spent zero time on himself. The
men that is a good dad. Then when he gets home okay, the kids done
we're taking care of that. Alright, what's next? Oh, I got a
meeting for this organization. I'm a volunteer for Alright, what's
next after that? Alright, let's go sit down and have a cup of tea.
You know with the wife
it's not a you're not a man. When you got all the time in the world
for yourself.
That's improve anything, and then go to the gym. All right, and then
take pictures
And then here's my, my my car that you got from basically selling
women essentially. That was the main business that he started but
that was before slim so let's not hold him accountable to that. I'm
telling you I like a lot of things he said but I'm sitting talking to
this man who think it's old because it's complete because you
do not take care of anybody on a day to day basis. Now, I'm not
saying this to trash the guy because as I said, I actually do
like him. Right, generally speaking.
But this thing now you're not taking care of anybody. You're not
representing this thing properly. Most of these things that Allah
says original COVID Munna Allah Nisa, meaning they are providing
the services needed for this woman to live well. And they're taking
care. He's taking care of her kids, and taking care of a lot of
things in the community. Okay, so that they could have a good
community life that is kolam, constant, constantly non stop
standing up, non stop doing stuff. That's the aspiration, that stuff
is never gonna make it on Instagram and Twitter and with
that generation
of people
making money is a sliver of that. It's a very important part of
that. There's no doubt about that. Okay.
But it's, it's not the main part of it. So Oh, likewise, Owen
Benjamin, when he was interested in Islam, I'm interested to talk
to him.
If he loses his interest in Islam, that's his choice, right?
colorless, does it so all three of them, all three of them, you can
make critiques of them. One you can say, oh my gosh, what what he
said about blacks is absurd. I agree. hulless we're not going to
this is how I view it in Islam.
The prophesy centum said the Muslims are one body, if one part
of them is injured, right is hurt than all of them are awake.
And fever, which means
I'm not Pakistani I don't know about Pakistani politics. But if
there was a civil war in Pakistan, all my friends it doesn't it's not
it would not touch my household life. My extended family My in
laws would not touch our life. Not 1% yet, all my friends are Paxton.
Okay.
All the restaurants I go to are Pakistani.
Okay. So therefore they're affected you think now I'm going
to completely ignore it. I have to look into it now as a Muslim
brother and feel for them. I gotta have some kind of sensitivity to
that same thing with African Americans. Same thing with white
Americans. Same thing with Hispanic Americans, whatever. And,
of course, the whole amount Philistine.
95% of the almost not even Philistine, right. 80% of the OMA
is not even Arab. Speaking at least, right? So that's, that is
our Arpita. That is our approach. So anything that is in generally
upsetting to a group of people becomes upsetting to all of us, by
religious mandate, right by religious men. So like, Oh, do you
care about oh, you tell me there's a there's a coup d'etat in Costa
Rica, I could care less. Right. Now you say, oh, no, Costa Rica.
They're all from the Muslim. They're all Muslims. All right.
Now, I guess I have to care. Right.
I'll go look it up. And I'll spend a few minutes I'll ask a Costa
Rican Brother, what's going on here? And then I care, right,
other than I genuinely would not care. How many how much can I
care? There's too much information.
So that's the point. So we we need to denounce from a person what
they do that is contradictory to the Quran.
And the Sunnah, and the Sharia. And if they do something good, we
accept it. And my role on podcasts on the stream is to just talk to
anyone who's interested in Islam. So whether it's Shaun King,
whether it's
anyone else?
Good.
Segment Number Two.
Are the Muslims going to abandon Biden? Let's talk about this.
Let's bring on our guests. Has an Abdus Salam, welcome to the Safina
society nothing but facts live stream
amazing amazing oh one oh my Can you turn the TV on because I can
hear
the volume Hold on I can't hear maybe it's something else it's
so the volumes on maybe he's not on
say something real quick.
No, no, he can't hear him. It's not the TV saw the TV. It's maybe
it's watching we'll call it
it's either
stream yard
it's either stream yard or some
than else you guys can hear him but I can hear him
Yeah, you guys can hear him but I can't hear
in the meantime, speaking of stream yard I was asked to come
onto stream yard by another gentleman. His name is
domestically
did come and debate me on stream yard.
You know, domestically you know what he called me a scorpion while
we fix this. I'll just tell you the story. He said, We have a new
Scorpion in town who's the new Scorpion? It's me why because I
said selfie as a fifth method and we're not following it. So what is
that? Is that from khoy to Dean or something
that you would get to call what is the what is the issue here? Minute
co I did Dean right that
you have to believe in Sofia
Subhan Allah share a Jeep
something happened when Zeb was was here.
Yeah, I've been gone.
So let's let's keep working on that.
Anyway, Hudson, stay with us while we fix it. We'll do the second
segment that I wanted to do, which was the mess Ella on niqab.
I just answered a question the other day correctly and accurately
in the Maliki school. What Imam Khalil says or carry her into
macabre chin This is from it's in the book of
preconditions of Salah, the coverage of a woman and the
coverage of a man in prayer. And what is discouraged? So it is
discouraged. And I'm going to read to you here that's the text from
study. What are you to hear what data D It says a toggle Thea to
what G had been niqab covering her face with niqab whoa what may
y'all see Lou little or Yun got that which reaches the eye? The no
Minella Hulu because it is from what is extreme is what is
extremes what is Hulu and Sharia the definition of Hulu is to
obligate that which Allah did not obligate with the Sharia did an
obligate okay and you can find that definition in Nefer always
commentary on a reseller All right. Well rajulio Hola. And a
man of course cannot cover his face is mcru however, if it is now
this is inside of Salah and outside of Salah the CARA he had
the discouragement
is inside of Salah or outside of so who says that? This okay he
says here a sofa and cannot feel solids and Elfi have at her candle
into kaaboo fearly edge li hola so Hola. So he says it is mcru inside
of Salah or outside of Salah. Why because is Gulu what is the Sookie
he gives you the same meaning that nephrology gives later on because
nothing that we came later he says a as Ziad fit Dean. Okay, so if
something
all right is in the religion and you went took it an obligated more
than what Allah obligated
that's what we call a lulu. If you brought something completely
outside of the deen
completely outside the deen that's a bitter that's a difference.
Okay,
so all Hulu is better but not all Bidda is Hulu is the all Hulu is
better because you're bringing something you're gonna you're
stretching something and making an obligation that is not there in
the religion.
Okay,
now there's some commentary though. He says mal Aamir Khan min
ko Minaya data homothetic meaning interclub if you come upon a
people and the way that they dress is to cover their face for Encana
Mel Coleman, I admit to him that IQ
and he gives an example like the people of Neff Musa
and Masuka in Morocco,
for a niqab. I'm in debt be him in the pub. Is there their habit?
Well, I mean, I adapt, I adapt to him.
Lay it through Kuno, Aslan, Fil A okra, intercom. They all cover
their bases.
And also we have to remember to the toric people, the men cover
their faces from the scent.
So if covering the face for any reason, is just odd to have the
comb. It's a habit of the people that it's not my crew. Right, then
you can wear it. Outside solo, not inside stuff. Okay,
Heather Kulu filovirus Salah who am fee her in the Salafi okra is
always mcru Even we're in our tea that can
talk about them even if it's
a habit of the people so insights loves different amounts excellent
kolu for niqab will mcru Hoon, Malacca? It is mcru Metallica,
Kana fists sadati elkaar eg her, sir on Kana fear, Holly actually I
will leave it her. Okay. Regardless insula outside salaam,
Madame Yakuza, as long as it's not the common behavior of that
people, and that if so then fell ACARA. Right, she Khadija because
if he touched me read for me and he goes on to other subjects now.
Now what about if there is fiscal and harm, then? That's a separate
question set to run wedge he Makaha tell fitna is a whole
nother question. And at that point, there is no one to say
generally right away, what is the fitna and what is a facet? That's
up for discussion. So there there is a clarify is not a
clarification. It's just repeating exactly what I said on that clip
that went on to YouTube. That surprised many people because they
didn't know the medical school. And now let's ask some other
questions. How is it that
the wives of the Prophet were nipa answers questions very simple, was
crucial. See, it is something very specific to them. I think it's
fixed now.
Lower the volume at least so it doesn't interfere. There we go.
The wives of the prophets of Allah what He said him war niqab. That's
Hosea for them. They're also not allowed to marry after the
prophets of Allah when he was seven. They're also nine in number
where it can be more than for a number for everyone else.
So it's not a Hulu for them. That's the hokum for them. And as
a Hulu for everybody else, the Hadith the colon fuss first of
all, it's one of the matters of the Ahmed masala of how the women
dress. So why would they the scholars need textual proof for
this though, of course, we have checks for fruit proof for
everything. But don't the Sahaba didn't their wives. Didn't they
know how their wives dressed? Didn't the tablet he knows how
their moms dressed? Who are Sahaba yet, right. They know how their
moms dressed. They know how you know their wives are supposed to
dress.
They never went outside. So how did they go to Mecca? How did they
make ombre? How do they make Hajj didn't they have to walk outside
in the street? It's far fetched to say that women in that time never
walked out in the street. As far fetched. They did walk out on the
street for needs. Even some of the prophets say that the whole hadith
of if she learned that she was being accused when she was out
with OMA Miss DOP was getting something from the marketplace.
Right? So they did walk around.
Didn't they know how to dress? So that's from the Ahmed another
perspective of that the textual evidence is the hadith of Alfred
living Ibis. When a woman came up to him, and she was very
attractive and sheet and the Prophet turns his face to not look
at her. Therefore, she wasn't covering her face. That's number
one. That's the first proof right there.
And he didn't he didn't tell her to cover her face. Otherwise, no
niqab is gonna come and you're looking at her? No. So that's
first second proof right there. Is that on that issue? Or that
instance is she asked, what has to be has to be covered? He said
everything except this and this.
So
that's the textual proof. Now what about college a yard on one of the
famous Islam? QA websites, called the Ayyad said it's mostly a hub.
answer to that is called the a yard. Not all of his federal
represent the dominant opinion the medical school. He came very
early, before the final say was, was documented that lien is the
final say, because he took from the four most dominant, most
authoritative books in the medical school. Okay. He took from a
Lakshmi he took from Ibn Yunus, which is called most half and
Maliki had been Eunice's book. He took from hypnosis to the jet, the
grandfather hypnosis headband he was seen and he took from
it
As a lucky web newness web notice still Jad the fourth one skipping
me but he took from for
it took from Lucky his teacher what's the Who's the lucky Miss
teacher?
We'll get that for you another time but he took that from those
four
names skipping me
right now but he took from those four books so he is the dominant
one. Can we test has a no
All right, you should be good to go this one. Let's try it
now still not working. So it tries to try stream yard go into stream
yard make sure his mic is on.
Try settings go. It's from stream yard. It must be from stream yard.
Because when you tried YouTube it worked.
Meanwhile, let's take a few questions on
from here before we get to that, one of the things about niqab I
would wear it only in so much as I hate the gazes of people and
particularly the iron that people give so if I was all covered up I
protected myself completely
so set total watch covering the face not out of out of but because
it is possibly fitna yeah that that could even be fought at some
point. Right? It's not far off that a scholar could say it's fun,
but it's going to be fun based on what based on each Jihad based on
the the the determination that this is fitness so you determine
its fitness for another woman it might not be fitness.
Okay.
Is it disliked to
fast while traveling? No, not at all. In fact, it's preferable to
fast while traveling went into sumo Cairo. Luckily, Allah says in
the Quran.
Right? What's the ruling on niqab in the Hanafi school? Listen, I
answered correctly in the Maliki school and the internet went nuts.
I'm not even going to touch the Hanafi school. Someone else will
answer the I O monad. Hashem is here. Ahmed Hashem me Are you
here? Or is that somebody else
is fitna determined by the individual by the community. I
think it's determined by the individual. fitna is different
from person to person I believe there are there are some of the
folk who have said any caffeine is a facet because he doesn't believe
that he has to lower his gaze from you.
I don't think I don't see I didn't see my shoe teaching teaching us
that shape and mfine Definitely didn't teach that who we just
interviewed on this subject. About a week to three months ago shucks
addict never taught that shikigami never taught that so
what is the ruling while on fasting while sick if it's modeled
studied as severe sickness
okay, if it is a a sickness that is requires medicine and is severe
and you can't just sort of go through it then yes, you you don't
fast you you break your fast
you make up a day
is it true that we cannot pray no fly? If we have come up prayer the
answer is yes. That is true. There is a federal only that
you can pray Tada we and go to the masjid for the sake of the
community benefits only when you finish your cut out for the day.
That's a federal but the ruling is that there's no nephila.
There's no nephila for anybody.
If they have a thing Oh, called up prayers. All right. We're here.
And we're fixed. Let's reintroduce our guest for today. Dr. Hudson
Abdus Salam thank you so much for your patience while we had those.
Fix that Mike. Welcome to the Safina society nothing but facts
live stream.
Well, yeah, kawaii Can we sit down Marcela? Let me ask, let me get
straight to this and tell me
tell us what's your base where you're based out of and what's
your political activity look like? So I'm currently based out of
Minneapolis where I'm a professor at the University of Minnesota,
Mashallah. The political work that we're doing is the event in Biden
movement, which we began on November 1, after the president
tasked our ceasefire deadline day and never called for a permanent
ceasefire on October 31. And ever since then, it's been history by
the power and permission of Allah subhanaw taala. And we've been
organizing across the country, particularly in the swing states,
and creating the by again, all for the sake of Allah subhanaw taala
and by His power, trying to create the conditions for all
Are Omar here in the United States to respond to the devastation the
policy of death of this administration? What what are you
a professor of? In Minnesota? I'm a professor of strategy human
rights in sociology. Wow. Mashallah.
So tell me something. I agree with the abandoned Biden approach. I
agree that idea that anyone who basically greenlights a genocide
by doing nothing, and then sending aid simultaneously, this new fact
doesn't work. And this is the way he believes plays games,
where you do two things simultaneously to please
everybody. It doesn't work like that. I agree with it. I agree
that everybody should be punished. And then you'll deal with the next
consequence later. So Trump is not going to be better, he probably be
worse. But you'll deal with that when you get there. So I agree
with that. But what do you how do you respond to the critics who
say, Trump is going to be worse? Why should we have been to Biden
when Trump is worse?
The the former president prevented our family and friends and
colleagues from entering into the country. But Mr. Biden killed
them. Subhan, Allah Subhan Allah, what's truly extraordinary is that
often people think that the political equation or the way that
the media characterizes the choice is between two candidates as if
this is an election about our individual self interest. But the
reality is, it's not a question about what's the alternative with
a with an answer, such as the last name of a political candidate? We
think it abandoned Biden, the question is, what is the
alternative world? Imagine rewarding the president after
killing 1000s of our brothers and sisters. That would mean political
suicide. Most of Americans would would self Immolate and in effect
say that they are completely irrelevant. They came out and
protested again and again and again. And then they're rewarded
their own murder. Yeah. So what the way that we think of this is,
it's not really a question between Biden or Trump, it's about whether
we punish Biden, that we will punish Biden, correct. Yeah, I
totally agree. I mean, if you let this slide, you basically proving
that you're completely inept. And that anyone can do what they want
with you. That's so that's, it's an absolute death. Whereas if you
do this, and you and you punish a candidate, and the next one comes
as worse, you actually haven't actually is the lesser of harms,
in a sense, because the first is guaranteed loss, no one will ever
respect you. The second one is now I just will have to face a bigger
challenge now at this point or a bigger enemy. But it's that's not
a guaranteed loss, because it's not guaranteed that he'll be
worse. It's speculated that he'll be worse, but it's not guaranteed
that it will be worse. Right? And even if he is worse, so deal with
it, right? So you have one is guaranteed, and one is
speculative. And you always take the in terms of the negative you
go with what speculatively harmful versus what is guaranteed to be
harmful.
Absolutely a measure that is super thoughtful. One of the things that
a lot of folks don't understand about American politics, and
understandably so is that when constituencies actually affect
change, and demonstrate that they have power, that they're this
swing deist group in the electorate, both parties will
start to move in their direction. So when folks might not understand
is that the first term won't necessarily be a photocopy of the
next term. If we demonstrate that we had the impact that we hope we
will, then the Republicans will also move in our direction, and
the Democrats will experience a reckoning Remember, it's just four
years, the prophets struggled a huge number of events and
suffering again and again, torture, exile, experience of
famine, loss of family members at battle, before he actually we
entered into Mecca. And so for years, under admittedly a
distasteful character is still part of the overall struggle
towards the liberation of this ummah, while I was in Palestine
conducting research in the hole 2022 From February till December
on December 1, there was a national alert for me and my
research assistant we were
we were arrested handcuffed, I was arrested handcuffed as I was
entering into a OXA on my hands and legs, stripped naked paraded
through the Old City Central mess, cobija basement, tortured and then
deported after 23 days. I was working with activists, youth
activists, and we had a plan
we
called for the Liberation of Palestine. One of the things is
that when I was in a Luxa with the youth, we would often say that
Abdullah is not just the occupation is not only in
Jerusalem, that Jerusalem is a symbol of the occupation of this
ummah. So the way for us to actually affect change Subhanallah
might not be in a country that's populated with Muslims. But coming
from the United States, by actually bringing down deposing
the autoCrat in the White House, perhaps the largest biggest
Zionist in history, the top a superpower, it would represent one
of the greatest victories in this OMA has been weak and needs so
badly a victory. And so we're, we believe that on November 1, Fifth,
we might have an opportunity there for the OMA to celebrate across
the planet. And for us to finally rupture the first significant
rupture between the United States and Israel that you're referring
to the constant billions of dollars for a very small
population, that they arm them to the teeth, and then attack folks
who are within a walled community that have no place to go and then
declare this security. Nothing but genocide and terror. A question
for you now, how does how do we know that the loss is coming from
the Muslim vote?
Well, at abandoned Biden, in particular, in October, when we
began the presentations, a lot of folks would often ask the
question, can you show us that the margin that will be made up
between the two candidates will come from Muslim Americans, and we
find in a preliminary study that 111 electoral votes, Minnesota,
Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Arizona, Florida, and
Nevada, North Carolina are also added that make it nine. But those
seven initial states I listed are places where Muslim Americans we
believe can make the difference if they come out. But I often tell
folks, why are we thinking small, this is not this is a movement.
And within it, there's an election, we have to talk to our
fellow Americans, in the same way in the best tradition of Dawa of
our beloved prophet, or the South Sudan, who spoke to everybody, and
including getting allies who never converted to Islam, as we know, is
Uncle being perhaps the exemplar of that dollar. And so we feel
fundamentally, we need to reach out to Gen Z to African Americans,
to Latinos, if you appeal small percentages, you're way beyond the
margin that Biden won those swing states. We believe that we have to
come together. And we're asking for volunteers and for us to talk
to our fellow Americans. It's an opportunity for us to be enmeshed
in this country for us to transform not just the political
apparatus, but American culture itself. No. When people see one
commentator saying very colorfully here, you don't cut your nose to
split your face, again, in defense of keeping Biden as opposed to
going with Trump. But the thing is that as as wacky as Trump may
seem,
there's no guarantee that there's going to be a war during his time,
because there wasn't war in the first four years. Right. So it's
really a quest. It's not a guarantee. It's not like he did it
before. It's not like we're saying Bush versus Biden,
like George HW Bush, the second, like we know what his record is,
with Iraq, with Iraq and Afghanistan. Okay, that would be
fair to say that wait a second, hold on which one is worse? Right.
But in the case of Trump, yet, the whole scene around him
is one thing, but there is no war record with him. So that's why I
think it's, it is fair to say that, to not punish Biden
is an absolute harm. Like, you know, for sure at this point, you
are, you've declared your impotence.
Trump coming in, it's not a guarantee that there's going to be
a war. It's not like it's it was HW Bush, who gave us precedent of
two wars.
So I'm thinking now though, the the people who the abandoned Biden
folk, I'm trying to think of when Muslims put in bush over Clinton,
and they said, Clinton, yeah, he did have some bombings. And he
knew he wasn't moral. Bush at least has family values. And then
Bush came in and it was a biggest as, you know, political mistake to
put Bhushan and those people have no answer. Like they just the
people who supported Bush, they just have no answer. They said we
screwed up. So Let's hypothetically now
I'll draw out a couple scenarios. Let's draw out the scenario that
Trump comes in.
I personally believe he would have won anyway. Right? But he's
probably going to be is probably going to be bigger now with the
abandoned Biden campaign. Right? bigger margin. But Let's
hypothetically say Trump comes in and he's really bad things happen.
Then people will turn
on advocates such as, what's his name?
The guests that we just had from England, wasn't it? I can't
remember. But he's very big on the abandoned Biden campaign, rather
semi handy semi Hamdi? Yep. Then they're going to turn on yourself.
They're going to turn on everybody who was part of the band and bind
it. Are you do you have, you know, what are you ready to say to them?
By the way, our goal is to get the backlash, we want to unelect Biden
and take the blame. By taking the blame, we would send a signal to
the political landscape that we affected the change. Right.
Interesting. Right. Interesting. It's taking the blame, you're
actually also taking credit for having some effects. Right. So
yeah, that's, that's a great, that's a very good way to put it
continue. Absolutely. And so we we are looking forward to
experiencing that backlash that we know will result in a
transformation in the Democratic Party in four years where they're
going to publish having a red line to ever have foreign policies like
the one we see witnessed here before. And so we feel really
strongly that we have to have this moment of transformation. By the
way, a strict strategist will come before Mr. Trump in the Oval
Office, and they'll say quite clearly to him, don't antagonize
the Muslims. They illustrated their power, you want them to run
back into the arms of the Democratic Party. And so we're
gonna see recalculations. That's how politics works in America. And
so this is what I mean by it's not necessarily a photocopy. Yeah, we
we want to take credit. And by the way, you mentioned that you think
that Mr. Trump will likely win. And Allah Allah subhanaw taala on
him. He is the most knowledgeable. The recent polling that I see
suggests that it will be very close already as this. Yes. We see
we see in some polling, Mr. Trump is ahead. And some polling, Mr.
Biden is that some practice is to take the aggregate polling, which
is in a recent, recent calculation, I think Mr. Trump was
like point five percentage points ahead. Which by the way, why is
that you can have various outcomes when you look at the specific
swing states, because remember, popular vote is not what
determines the outcome. It's the electoral college. What is the
tell us about?
Were you involved in the Michigan
name? Tell us about that whole story? Yeah. So our people
abandoned Biden, leaders in Michigan in the Michigan chapter,
were actively involved in pursuing the uncommitted, and we had folks
volunteer, we had folks phonebank. And it demonstrated that the
theory we operated since October was accurate, that we can show we
had numbers by the way, including non Muslim Americans, who came out
in droves to show this president in the elections, which often
don't bring people out in the primary is specific specifically
with an incumbent president. And we've showed that we had the
numbers to effectively make Michigan swing away from the
president in the general. So we this is why you're seeing in
recent reporting that Mr. Biden is shouting is angry, his strategists
are telling him he's likely going to lose Michigan and Georgia. When
I look at our map, and our strategy, we feel that we can make
sure that Mr. Biden loses nine states 133 electoral votes, and he
won over Trump with 74 electoral votes in 2020. So and each state
that he loses, adds to the power of Muslim Americans into the
future. What's the number one Muslim swing state in America? The
number one Muslim swing state in America is likely Wisconsin,
really, but a lot of folks don't know the media is focusing on
Michigan because its population. But Wisconsin is expected to be so
swingy that it's possible that 100 People 1000 People
15 15,000 People will determine the outcome and there are far more
Muslim Americans than that, then that margin so and yeah, a lot of
the media isn't aware.
They were surprised. They often mentioned Michigan and I told, you
know, I tell journalists, that actually we can still win this
meaning by
And we'll lose even if you won Michigan
by locking him out in states like Nevada, Arizona, Georgia and
Florida where we have our leaders actively organizing day and night
to make sure that we protect our money. But like you said, I love
that your brother I mean, you're apologizing that I was here
waiting but just listening to your wise words is typical. Mashallah,
this is one of those moments where Muslim Americans might be the most
powerful Muslims on the planet, and they must respond.
Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Georgia. These are
parts of the body of the Ummah, that the prophets of Allah sunnah
mentioned in this hadith, and that we must be feeling excruciating
pain in all of these locations in America, and that we must respond
and take this responsibility seriously, to make sure that our
Ummah is protected and to signal not just for Palestine, because
once you demonstrate you have power, it won't only be for
Palestine. But it would be an extraordinary moment for the
entire Ummah, to show Muslim Americans imagine the headline
that Muslim Americans delivered America away from a presser. And
so it will have ripple effects across the world. And it will
demonstrate finally, that when we organize, and we've we asked Allah
subhanaw taala for support, that we will protect our Ummah, that we
truly believe that we are a single body, and that the harm in
Palestine is felt every day by each and every one of us. Let me
ask you another question. Again.
From the opposite side, we're playing chess here, right? Someone
says to you, Biden is not guilty. He couldn't have stopped Israel.
Anyway. Israel is a runaway train, it's out of control. Nobody can
stop them. True or False?
False. When I was in prison, the Americans knew that everything
that was happening, and they allowed it my tortures,
interrogators said, they're allowing this to happen. The
United States presents itself as a weak party, only with Israel. But
then we'll fully well, there politicking into Ukraine and other
parts of the world in which they definitely flex their muscles. The
United States is the reason for the oppression by Israel since
1948 14. Presidents seven Democrats and seven Republicans,
each equally contributing and sustaining these attacks. No
question that if Mr. Biden threatened
Mr. Netanyahu and told him that you will no longer get funding and
that you will not have the support of the administration, you will
have no choice but to back off.
Okay, so you actually, now that your torturers told you, America's
allowing this,
okay.
But a torturous? Yes. So they could be lying. And that's part of
the torture. Absolutely, except for the fact that I learned that
and then confirm this after I arrived, that they basically
allowed it to take place. And they stood back and asked very
disturbing questions about me, to my research assistant. We've been
questioned by the FBI after we arrived. And effectively, this is
an administration that is two faced, they currently realize that
Muslim Americans are increasingly powerful. And so they have
specific discourses directed domestically to Muslim Americans,
like wonderful Ramadan mubarak. Yeah, well, that's
great, have a great eat. But on the other hand, in when it comes
to Israel, there provide them complete carte blanche to do the
attacks that they that they wish and the whole, the whole thing of
the administration is not that they're going to actually stop the
attacks in over our heads that the hope is that Muslim Americans will
look out for their own self interest, that they will not bear
the thought of being insulted by the former president. And so
that's their goal is to sort of focus on that and make us fearful
about the next four years. And this is something that I also kind
of want to mention to my fellow Muslim Americans, you know,
please, volunteer, join the movement, and donate. This is so
critical for us to demonstrate that we're a powerful community at
at abandoned Biden 20 four.com. But one thing that is really
critical is for us at the end, even if we would not
gain a single drop of power, we must sacrifice for years under
Trump. We is nothing like a single day in the USA. And we must
experience what the Prophet sallallaahu Salam said, which is
to feel the pain of our brothers and sisters, we should not be able
to sleep, we should not be able to endure the images that we're
seeing. And so the pleasure of agenesis a dare to be deposed by
by our own hands should be sufficient to motivate us day and
night, regardless of the outcome of what comes and we ask Allah
subhanaw taala to see our sacrifice, and then reward us and
protect us never dealt what Allah subhanaw taala has that for when
the time will come with it the gel were not is really Jana and Jana
is not where where Hellfire is truly paradise and Paradise is
hellfire. And perhaps Biden, that what is what appears to be lovely
is truly what's harmful. And Trump the alternative who I'm not we're
never suggesting anyone should vote for appears to be evil, which
he is on its face. But good things may happen for the OMA as a result
despite him coming in. And again, I really emphasize we do not
recommend voting for a such a distasteful candidate. But as as
Dr. And Muslim mentioned, the obviously in a two party system,
the likelihood is that he would win if Biden lost. Okay, let me
ask you this. When do Biden abandoned Biden campaign? What is
it exactly? Is it just a series of getting awareness?
Are you telling people to vote in a certain way to not vote at all?
What what is the movement? Exactly? Physically speaking,
like, what do we do? Yeah, so it's a movement in which we're calling
on people, which includes that element you talked about, for
folks to be aware about this grave immorality that's being committed
by our administration that we voted in droves, for in 2020. But
part of that movement is to act change. And so within that
movement is an election, which is part of our broader toolbox. It's
just one piece of it. So we're organizing an election campaign
without a candidate, in effect, trying to ensure that we punish
Biden, for it to be a historic moment in American politics and
bring civil rights into foreign policy to ensure that we don't get
Medicare and security. And we get when we forgive that
why we shut blood across the planet. And so what we're asking
folks to do is to join the campaign to get out the vote, to
have a to tell our fellow Americans who are Muslim and non
Muslim to join the campaign, and never vote against your
conscience. And so this is precisely what we're asking folks
to do. And if you go to our website, it will funnel you into
the into the movement where we would recruit you as a potential
volunteer, as well as we really would appreciate your generosity,
because campaigns take a lot of money, just the President has
seen, this is such a major problem for him. So he announced a $30
million ad campaign to target Gen Z to compensate for the losses
among our community. I want to share with you a strategy of
minorities, fringe minorities, like Muslims, this is a political
idea. No.
They're too fringe, and maybe even too controversial, for anybody to
go to bat for them. However, they're large enough in number to
be able to destroy a candidate.
And that that is the strategy of this the way we are right now.
That's the strategy of Muslims. I found that to be wonderful. Do you
agree with that strategy? 100%. It's exactly what the strategy
we're operating with. We don't take the assumption that we need
to do this in an insular way, that it's an opportunity to transform
our culture and to bring a fellow Americans from various minority
groups, African Americans, Latinos, we progressives, Gen Z of
progressives who are very disturbed by what they're seeing,
we have a strategy in Nevada, that includes Muslim Americans in Gen
Z, we have a strategy in Pennsylvania that includes Muslim
Americans and African Americans. And so in the same with Georgia,
and North Carolina, African Americans play a major role in
Arizona, with Latinos. And we feel it's an opportunity for people to
learn about how in our tradition, we believe that if you kill one
soul, it's as though you killed all people. And when you save one
soul, it's as though you saved all people, all people, not just
Muslims, all people, and this is a message to all Americans. We ask
you, bye bye
But in truth and in and with great humility to join us in a campaign
to make sure that no political candidate in the future will
violate what truly goes against American conscience. There was a
Martin Luther King, who called for civil rights and voting rights
that many people, harrow wise little folks don't know that
Martin Luther King spoke against the Vietnam War, and broad
international abroad intervention by the United States abroad. So
the ban and Biden were also guided by those voices, voices like
Martin Luther King, who called on us to bring civil rights into
foreign policy. So we asked her brothers and sisters among the
African American community, among Latinos, among progressives, and
Gen Z, please don't lose this moment. Because if Mr. Biden comes
back into office,
that's the red carpet being rolled out for perpetual death and
destruction in communities worldwide in Latin America, in the
African continent, and in Far East Asia. We can't allow that. Tell me
what about people who live in affirmed blue or red states? How
can they participate. And for those in England who don't know
what we're talking about, the blue state is a state that every four
years it goes to the Democrats,
enough democratic people in there, they vote for the Democrat, red
state, for the Republican, New Jersey, for example, and
California are blue states, Texas is a red state, for example. And
then purple states are what we call the swing states, that could
go either way. And now Muslims have enough numbers to actually
damage a candidate, no one is going to go to bat for us. But we
can damage a candidate. Right and take maybe 4% from them, or 3%, of
very important number, you know, that could eventually 3% Here 4%,
there another 5%, there could tip the balance for this candidate. So
tell us what does someone do from from a red or a blue state? Yeah.
And so we do have a 50 state strategy that we announced in late
December of 2023. And it involves having folks come in and volunteer
actively and abandoned by it. And we have operations where we work
to connect with media to put out the word about abandoned Biden, we
need folks to do work in data. We need campaigners, connectors,
organizers, we need folks to create fundraisers. And one thing
is you mentioned to our Ummah abroad, including our own minds,
the Western world, that in many of these so called red and blue
states, there are huge Muslim populations, California, New York,
New Jersey, Illinois, Texas. And so we need those folks and their
energy. And they can play a major role. We have folks from all
across the country, working in operations in media and social
media, putting out the words throughout the country also
brought a doctor and mastery was emphasizing the campaign. But we
feel that the campaign is one element of the movement. We want a
national movement like Black Lives Matter
and the dreamers on trying to protect the rights of undocumented
people. So to do so we need to actively engage Americans across
the nation, from coast to coast for them to understand that what
the stakes are, and for all of us to change, not just merely in the
swing states to have a change of mind about American foreign
policy, and its perception that it could project power with with
impunity. And without any reflection. It comes in like a
giant and destroys people's lives and their futures. And that's
something that many Americans once they know that it's happening, we
will be completely averse to. And so a movement involves all of us
across the nation. And so we ask everyone Muslim and non Muslim to
actively be part of abandoned by
Omar, can you open the website up? Let's show everyone what the
website looks like abandoned Biden 24 dot O R G er.com?
Did you get both.con.com abandoned Biden too? Can you tell while he's
pulling that up? Can you tell us who are the main personalities in
this
in this movement? Yeah, so we have lots of folks in the movement. We
have assigned co chairs in all the state chapters, which are focused
in the swing states, but we have folk folk people working in
operations people working on data and research hundreds of people
right now, and everyone obviously plays a major role. In theory I co
founded but that's too precious for us to speak I worked with a
brother, Jelani Hussein, who works in his personal capacity, but has
been an active member of the community and Muslim community in
Minnesota, as we began in October, but this is not really about
persons. It's truly about bringing everyone together because at the
end you can never make
An impact without bringing in hundreds 1000s Millions of people,
and lots of people have contributed immensely to this
SubhanAllah. But yeah, it's it's one of those movements we hope in
which people can contribute actively from all different walks
of life, and that each person is important a gym, that's
transformational in terms of reaching our impact, if you can
change the vote of one person,
then you truly, you truly made a massive impact. You are like the
founders, you are like the co chairs, you are like the leaders
and operations. And this and I can't emphasize that enough, just
like the prophets was unsaid about if you just speak into a message
of a single Aya to Bella, or to message a single a or single sign
or a single word. And that's our duty to transform people by
communicating our message and changing votes. We have the power
of the pen. And we also know about the power of the sword. But some
folks don't realize there's the power of the vote. ballot or the
bullet.
Yeah, exactly. Sound that's what that's that's what is
that our world today is the vote and the vote is essentially, the
day that it comes where it said that being to pro Israel is not
good for your campaign. That's you've said that that's it. That
is literally it. And that and then it's going to start with, you
know, this is a big one. This is the presidency. Right. But it
could also start now with with Congressman, it could start now
with
with senators, right, and so on and so forth, until being you
know, pro pro Palestine, it's not going to be
viable. And now for that, let me ask you this question. Is that
going to be solely
in the Democratic Party?
No, I don't believe that's going to be the case. Because what
happens when you're the swing deist group is that you become the
kingmaker, and both parties begin to seek support from those from
that community. Plus, we would show the word is we show were a
credible threat, not just merely because of our numbers, but
because we managed to transform the electorate. But we are so
influential that we change people's minds. And those people,
each person in the electorate, is someone you want to covet for your
party. So the Republicans and Democrats would move in our
direction, yes, the Democrats would have a reckoning. But
everyone will fully understand that we have a red line, a new red
line in American politics. As you know, the red line with
evangelicalism that has transformed the Republican Party
with abortion. It was in 1980, when Ronald Reagan won a
landslide, with evangelicals in response to Roe v. Wade, the legal
case for folks to know, that allowed for abortion in the 1970s.
And when Ronald Reagan came, he sat in peace, a revolution that
led many years later, four decades later, to the basically the
overruling of Roe v. Wade, that case that enabled abortion to be
practiced across the nation. And so we would introduce a new Red
Line evangelists have a red line, you can never ever negotiate with
them, if you're a party that allows for abortion. And so we
would have a red line. And then we would go through a phase of
negotiation with these parties. And what's curious about our
position, unlike evangelists, because that find their place
singly in the Republican Party, is that our red line with the
Democratic Party is one in which they would have to respond,
because they need our numbers. In order to win with the Republican
Party, they're going to be intrigued because of the
polarization because of the fact that they realize they won because
of us. They have no choice, but then to rethink about their
policies. With respect to Muslims. It's extremely easy for the
Republican Party, for example, to get rid of travel bans. There's
last there for example. Yeah, so there's real opportunities. What
about the the very hard ideological stance that the
Republicans have on this subject?
To the point that
yeah, on Israel? Yeah. And but I feel when I look at history, as I
mentioned, seven Republicans and seven Democrats have panel up to
this point, both parties are actively Zionist, in a manner that
is, one can say is equal to a certain extent, and so there isn't
really much difference. The reality is that when you punish
Biden and we can even say no hard feelings, it's not even personal.
It just happens that you're in the White House. And now we managed to
mobilize
And so we're gonna take this opportunity to mobilize in the
name of your attacks on Palestine to send a clear signal and punish
you. But the reality is put any name including the 13. Last
president since 1948, what we will be doing is using him as a symbol
to the entire landscape. And so yeah, why breaking and deposing
Biden, we will be breaking and rupturing the Zionist link between
the United States and Israel. And we will begin the transformation
for both parties. You're absolutely right. We're really not
in a fight nearly with Biden. He's just a placeholder for a fight
with the entire political apparatus that signs and is bought
by AIPAC. Let's talk about
congressmen or senators, or after Biden, who's next that you're
gonna go after what we're focusing on Biden, we know that other folks
have created 501 C fours, and in great humbleness, we feel that we
want to just manage bite sized already the presidency is huge.
And we know our capacity, we want to do it right, we have a
responsibility to the ummah. And so we acknowledge that we can't do
everything in seven months, brothers and sisters, the election
is in a few seconds from now. So the reality is that we know that
we're working with other people, we're not in competition with them
that are working on Congress. We love our brothers and sisters
doing that we want to give them every support. But we're focusing
on the presidency and the ideas that the organization that's
launching abandoned Biden and coordinating it will focus into
the future on the presidency, like the struggle will experience under
Trump, making sure that he's punished
and so on, until we course correct this country's evil and move
towards a hope and morality to be established throughout the world.
Remember, ending facade and fashion and corruption across this
planet is part of our deen.
So let's talk now about
we talked about after Biden. And I think this take tearing taking
down one candidate after another is going to be the mode of
operation going forward. But I have to say I was surprised that
Wisconsin is a swing state, like what is the percentage of Muslims
there? Or is abandoned Biden reaching outside of Muslims? It's
not just the Muslim vote. Yeah, we're reaching our intention, like
you mentioned very clearly,
that we're definitely reaching and it's it's critical as being a
movement to reach out to many different other constituencies
mashallah clearly dedicated to the idea that life must be protected,
and that this President has violated the value of life. But
no, Wisconsin is actually one of the states where most of Americans
alone can determine the outcome there, wow. percent of yes,
there's approximately 60,000 voters, Muslim Americans, and the
states can in this year round, can potentially go with 1000 votes.
2000 votes will determine who will win that state. It would be
malpractice if we just listened to the journalists. And so we're
going to do everything we can to make sure we single state where we
have potential will go down and in history that we were the reasons
we take the blame for delivering it away from history. And so that
was his goal. I have to say, No, it's not enough to not vote for
Biden, you have to vote for the guy who's going to defeat him.
Well, we feel we have a committee that's working on candidate
selection. A lot of abandoned, we haven't come or endorsed anyone, I
can tell you, a lot of our people are feel Mr. Trump is truly
distasteful. And so the argument has been that it's likely that an
independent candidate would be selected there and we have
interviews with the Green Party and Cornel West.
What I want and my responsibility to Allah subhanaw taala is to
ensure that we win. And so I just want us to be all together and
unite it so that we there is no fitna no division. And so the goal
is to create shorter, and we've been doing hearings since early
February examining leave it blank, examining a right in examining
independent candidates, and everyone is discussing the
questions you brought up by the way, brother that sometimes
vote for a candidate or actually not sometimes but a vote for a
particular candidate goes further than voting for another candidate.
We feel it's important that everyone vote, vote vote vote
exclamations, because that shows you're part of the system and then
we
can establish that we were the ones who have a credible threat
that we were behind this, that we can take the blame that is
historically written that is because of us. And so that's
critical. But the question is vote for who and we're taking our time,
we're going to have a large convention, August 31, September
1, where we're going to announce that endorsement, we're going to
bring folks from across the country, the media, national
media, international media will be there after the Democratic
Convention, and we will try to do the best we can to deliver the
most sound, sound endorsement, so that we can truly achieve our
goals in sha Allah. So Milwaukee, sorry, Wisconsin. I have here a
gentleman named Jason treatise saying that a lot of Muslims in
Menomonee, Green Bay, Appleton, Milwaukee and Madison, Wisconsin.
So then we said Michigan, I would assume Michigan, humongous swing
state, right, where the Muslims would have the most impact,
probably, I guess, after Wisconsin No, right?
Actually, the thing is that Michigan is emphasized because
from all the swing states, 5% of the population is Arab or Muslim
American. But the reality is actually Arizona and Georgia are
far more impactful because the margins are expected to be very
narrow. The margin in Michigan was Georgia and in Arizona, and there
are significant Muslims in Arizona and in Georgia to me, so the
question is, so the media looks often at populations of Muslims
relative to other states. But the real way to look at it is
population relative to expected margin, whether you vote that's a
great way to put it. That's a good way to put it. Yeah, the aggregate
polling. So you So Michigan doesn't have a thin margin, it has
a pretty wide margin towards what democratic? Yes, well, it's not a
significantly wide margin. It's just wider than Georgia and
Arizona. And so you get, you have to make up, for example, in
2020 150,000, but in Georgia, only approximately 10,000 votes made.
Oh, I see what you're saying. So there's more of a swing there.
That's why I'd like Jersey has got a ton of Muslims, but you're not
even going to come close, because the margin for the Democrats is so
high. So then Ohio, then is famously Ohio and Florida are
famously like, almost 5050. Right? Exactly. Traditionally, Ohio and
Florida and we're located in Florida, recently, Ohio, has now
trended very strongly red. People are arguing that might be the case
in Florida. But Florida is kind of unpredictable, by the power and
permission of Allah subhanaw taala, who knows all things. And
so we are definitely there because we don't know what's going to
happen. And so because he has a proclivity of swinging, we're
actively campaigning to ensure that we're locking Mr. Biden out,
we have a strategy to lock out Mr. Biden in the states of Nevada,
Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina and Florida, and to contain him in
the north in Wisconsin and Michigan. And so and that's where
he, where he has to defend those states. So even if he wins them,
he still loses. Because let's defend and lock him out in the
States. I said earlier in the south, he can't win this election,
even if you won Michigan, because he'll be busy with those states
and not campaigning elsewhere. First of all, do you even think
Biden can campaign just can you physically travel around like
this? It seems like I think that it's this is a whole nother
subject, but I think it's this is abuse of the elderly. What they're
doing, Tim? I am I'm not sure I'd abandoned Biden, one of the things
that often the media asks What's curious about the conversation
about the age is that, in our tradition, I don't think age
really has been a concern for us. We have many leaders, who are
mashallah are elderly, and we respect them and their wisdom and
their knowledge. And so at abandoned Biden, we focused on the
fact that Mr. The President has become a gymnast to dare and was
off limits, and that we would have been supportive of a candidate
that protected lives abroad. Even if that candidate were 90 years of
age, and he lost the opportunity of allies would have never had
this concern, because so many of the electorate currently, and
particularly Gen Z have concerns about his age, even if even if the
events never took place. And so and so he could have counted on us
and potentially won because of us in 2024. But he lost us on that on
that point. Yeah. And it's not if age is not even so much the issue
is health, I should say. Because it seems like that he falters he
mumble he mixes up his words, he's physically falls and it seems to
be like his health is there's no way this person is going to do a
grueling, you know, four months of campaigning
and getting on your jet every other day. And the last month,
you're getting on your jet two, three times a day, and giving
three, four or five talks a day between live and on TV. Like when
you're on the plane, you're on TV. When as soon as you land right on
the tarmac, you have to give, you know, a pep talk, campaign rally,
you got to do three, four rallies a day. So it seems like, Well,
we'll see. But here's another question that came up. And this
came from I can't remember who wrote this, but is a rich,
interesting question here, I think was rich. He says, What are the
chances that they sub in Michelle Obama at the last minute?
Yeah. That is that is, then you have one that did it? Yes,
exactly. We that is possible and abandoned. Biden includes the
president dropping out, of course, as soon as he drops out, we have
to capture can the candidates to ensure that our policies are
properly represented in the White House for whoever is going to be
the nominee, because we will not support someone who stands by the
policies that are currently being undertaken by this administration?
So whoever that person is, if they're going to continue the
genocide, we will simply continue with our campaign. But yes, it
would be it would mean and we will immediately announce and celebrate
that and take credit for that person having dropped, I have a I
have a problem with the way that Muslims are in right now. Because
right now, we can only take down a Democratic candidate.
Okay, we're sort of the Republicans have moved on without
the Muslims, you can't hurt them then.
So this is a problem. There need to be Muslim Republicans, right.
There needs to be Muslim Democrats. And they're the
community should is better off divided up rather than blocked one
way or the other? Because if we're all Democrats all the time, then
why do they need to cater to us? And why would the Republicans try
because we're already locked in? So that's this is I mean, this is
this is what the Jews did very well. Like, you can't say Jews are
Democrat or Republican. They're going to side with both. They have
significant Republicans and significant Democrats, the biggest
donors, the Democratic Party are Jews, the biggest leader of the
Conservatives right now, in terms of just at least having a talk
show is basically Ben Shapiro. Right? So that's a smarter
strategy than the situation we find ourselves in, which is Muslim
is a default, Democrat.
So how do we resolve that? Yeah, and obviously Jewish Americans
differ. We have many Jewish Americans who come to our press
conferences and speak out against the genocide. But one of the
things is that the policy on Israel is the same policy has been
mentioning by both parties. And so AIPAC makes sure that both parties
regardless of wins could continue with the policies in the Middle
East. What's curious is that's exactly what abandoned Biden is
about. It's not about the Democrats or the Republicans when
you're in this little basket. Yeah, that party puts you on the
lowest rung of the ladder. They all everyone else on top, exactly,
yeah. And then the other party could completely ignore you. And
the idea of being a credible threat and punishing the candidate
is to begin to create balance and bring those two parties closer to
us by recognizing we have that power. And so our strategy, it may
appear that it's only within the Democratic Party, because the
President is a Democrat. But as I said, that's irrelevant. It's
about us demonstrating that we have the power than rearranging
American politics such that we will have influence in both
parties, that we will not be fearful that when one party wins
over the other, then we the policy swing completely in the new
direction. Remember that by being default, Democrats, it implies
that just like the way the Republicans ignore you, the
Democrats
Yeah, we should be agnostic.
We shouldn't even have Muslim Republicans will some Democrats,
we should all be agnostic together, meaning whatever is in
our interest at this moment in time. That's really the right
approach. Absolutely. Whatever benefits the Ummah whatever
increases and enhances goodness and justice, not are we will be
directed. Your professor, do you have a website? Do you have books?
Do you have articles, anything like that? Yes, I have. I have my
my professor web web page up and I have written the my focus now is
singly on this election. And so our research has had to take a
backstage. It's like working day and night with leaders across the
country. And I feel it's every fiber in me
that I need to make sure by the power and permission of Allah
subhanaw taala that Mr. Biden is deposed. And so that is ahead, my
work and my research I'm learning every day. And I asked Allah
subhanaw taala for Taufiq and nothing happens except by His
will. Wonderful. And we'll see we got a couple months. So you got
eight months what how many months left? What are we in month? Three
month? 11. So you got eight months, right? You got eight
months of work ahead. It's this political stuff is it's it's there
like competitions, these campaigns and there's a lot of excitement
there. And I think it's a lot more exciting when you're just trying
to take someone down than trying to put someone up because it just
seems to be an easier task but that's what we Muslims are at
right now. We're not mature enough to put up a candidate right? We
don't have the finances we don't have the infrastructure we don't
have anything but we can definitely take down a candidate
and we'll see what happens and insha Allah to Allah Allah give
you Tofik if you want to come by things change, come by again give
us the update inshallah. Inshallah Docomo care and your your constant
selflessness and all the amazing work that you do. And if I could
share one moment your brothers and sisters, we are truly a single
body. And we have been coming out in protest after Protest after
protest. Here is an opportunity vote. actively work with us to
campaign against this president who will affect the change that
this woman needs, you should be feeling excruciating pain, because
this ummah is weak, but it's only for a short period. Together, we
can rupture the Zionist link between the United States and
Israel and bring back in sha Allah, the glory of this ummah, in
all parts of the world, including here in the United States. May
Allah subhanaw taala be with each of you may Allah subhanaw taala
grant this victory was salam. Aleikum, wa salam Abdullah, very
well said very well said just like a look into Doctor, again, you're
listening to Hassan Abdul Salam, a professor of human rights,
political science, many other sociology many other subjects in
Minnesota. Thank you very much again. And we can now turn to your
comments and your questions. We had 235 on Facebook, on YouTube
watching and probably another 6070 on Instagram. So let's open it up.
Let's start off with your comments. You want to talk about
the interview that we just had, or you want to talk about? We can
open it up to other questions. Of course, we're going to ask what
breaks my fast Baba ba How do I pay Zika? those basic questions
that always come around at this time of year. Bring them if you
have them no problem. Okay.
Rich go says some people saying they're gonna take they're gonna
let Biden take the blame for the Ukraine and Philistine Biden was a
terrible. His presidency was terrible, because he was so weak.
Right? Everyone says to like, oh, we could do what we want. Right?
Because technically, this is the
police. You know, the policemen of the world is the United States
when the President is so weak, everyone does what they want.
Can we count Tada? We have Korea, Malaysia, it's all one. Tada. We
had Korea, Malaysia. But as long as you do it before sleeping, it's
called Tarawa and Korea
is called taraweeh. When you do it after you sleep, it's called
tahajjud. And both of them are in the broad category of camera
light.
Okay, is it permissible to eat kosher meat at a restaurant in the
United States?
It is yes.
What organization would you recommend paying Vidya?
Vidya, you should give fideo
by the way, do we have an answer on fifth year and cafardo to that
payment and that food has to be for local people? And we know that
that's an fitzer Answer kattiline. So getting Mel, have to be given
locally. Now if you give them abroad like you send us a send us
a cat, because it's going to be valid, but it's not what is
the correct way to do it? The correct way to do it is to give
your Zika to the local people who share in your life and get to see
your life and see your wealth and our miskeen so that their envy is
alleviated from their heart when they receive a nice check of Zika.
Good. So question is that is Fidelia and CO Farah? Are there
mandates for that to be local to we have to research that before we
answer take your time research thing. Are there any cures to
ADHD, OCD, and other mental disorders in Islam?
Um,
yeah, there's behavioral changes. And there are chemical changes.
And there's medicines. And there's techniques for both. There's
techniques for behavioral changes. And there are medicines for OCD.
And then I've seen it work on people.
Okay, a
lot of families, I think that especially traditional families,
they get scared of giving their kids the getting on demand
medication. Yeah, I worry about those medications very early on.
You never know what you're putting in your body. You're it's just not
known. But do you think what do you think then it's advisable to
go with the doctors, even if they're, you know, they're
secular. Go with their advice on taking the medicine or? It depends
on how bad I see the issue is, if I feel that it can be altered by
behavior by behavioral changing, Tobia, right, then yeah, I'm gonna
go with the behavioral changes. If it's something that's out of
control now, like I can't change this with behavioral and this is
literally something chemical, in my estimation. And the doctor that
I'm dealing with is not a trigger happy guy. Then you know, lessors
are basically yeah
Newfies reminded me and meze and masteries Allah, Allah says that
he will lock me with new units who have noticed these are the four
that alpha Lee relied upon. Okay. The four that Helene relied upon
misery.
I don't know if they've maybe within the method, maybe low on
this burning before and smelling the fragrance break the fast. Yes,
because it's a vapor that goes up and can produce a drop of liquid
down into your throat. The shower is okay. However, because the
shower is something that you can't avoid. Hey, oh my god, can you
please put our launch good. Dash stuffiness slash stuffing society,
for our kitchen? Life? Continue, we continue to work hard and
continue to expand this soup kitchen.
Now the website, the launch go to website? Yeah. Not on the website.
The actual website? Yeah.
Yeah, the actual website. We're, we're gutting the basement. The
workers? Are there the vans are there ometer. When you went
downstairs, you saw the vans. Right? The construction has begun.
So but we need help, because this is like one big push. And then
we're gonna have rental units down there. We're going to be able to
rent this operation. Yeah, there we go. Click on the website, see
where we're at?
No, he's from England.
But his aim is from England. Is your microphone. Right? Oh, keep
your mic up.
Here all the clicks. Oh, is that right? Okay. So we continue to
build out this basement, we're going to have rental units. And
now it's going to be a matter of filling in the tenants. And I
think we're gonna get brothers, right? It should be easy. I want
to get
students of knowledge in there. Why? Because you know, there's not
going to be smoking issues. You're gonna be drinking issues. It's not
going to be Vince.
They're going to help out.
Right? They're going to help out. Their parents are probably
doctors. I want Desi kids can should really sign up. Let's go. I
know your parents got money. I know one of your mom's a doctor,
your dad's a doctor. Okay.
Good. So where we're at? We'll put it on the screen.
Yeah, but on the screen, so we can see where we're at. With our
launch good campaign. All right, give us a scroll down a little bit
to see where we're at. And we are
15,086 Not bad. Keep it keep it there. Keep it there. Let it be
still there. And let's try to get this to 15 Five today. All right,
we get this to 50 and five, that will be wonderful because
it's a live counter. 214 people have supported us. Some people
even put one buck. Some people put one British pounds, whatever it
is, doesn't make a difference. But if we forget 15 five, maybe be too
too much. Let's just get to 15. To how's that 15. Two is very
reasonable while we while we answer questions, because this is
going to go to the apartment. Okay, that we're building out an
apartment downstairs. That means from the lock Cosina house. It
will be divided into five segments, three for rental, one
for the studio and one for the kitchen. Right? So we're making
use of two parts. And we're renting out three parts. So we
have a family here, right underneath has another family on
the first floor.
And then the basement
will have and it's legal. It's all legal, legal egress and everything
is one. Yeah, that's one one apartment.
Mercedes is two doors to one
One apartment for her family. And then Edwin downstairs is one
family. And then downstairs in the basement is going to be, by the
way, it's going to be luxury. It's like a luxury apartment, right?
Because we're going to charge a decent rent. You get to be part of
La Cosina you get to live here. So we're charging a pretty decent
rent. We're not going to be charging a lightweight rent.
That's why I said I want those kids whose dad's a doctor or
something like that kid who doesn't know you know what prices
look like?
That's a good I want so man you're like a candidate for that, aren't
you?
Except you're married now so I can't do it.
suit a student of knowledge prioritize studying a recitation
of Quran and Ramadan and Ramadan recitation of Quran outside of
that study. And in terms of recitation and observe Quran Hamza
Quran of course, no doubt about that.
Dominique benzoin he says this enterprising mashallah that
yes, so, the donation goes to produce more revenue for the
organization not donation comes and boom, masha Allah Allahu Akbar
on
in one minute, I think two minutes were at 15 524. And that was huge.
That was wait a second Didn't I just say 214 supporters before so
two supporters put us over the top. Amazing job well done.
Amazing job 15. Five Mashallah.
There's must be constant charges. Someone was asking if you're
renting it out. How are you nonprofit? Yes, because nonprofit
does not mean you can't produce revenue. Nonprofit means that the
revenue doesn't go to the founders, or the board members, or
the directors. The not it stays within. Second of all tax
exemption has limits to so a nonprofit it's tax exempt when
it's doing what it's chartered to do.
Let's say we went and opened up for example, a shop.
That shop wouldn't be tax exempt. Right? If we owned that store, and
we ran a store and we were in a visit, that wouldn't be that
income would not be tax exempt. So not every single item in the list
of revenues is tax exempt.
So that's one thing the tax exemption is one thing the
nonprofit status, you can have revenue in the matter that you're
doing in the
you know, subject matter that you that your charter to do. What's
the medical position on paying zakat on money, or gold gifted to
children?
If a year has passed is accountable, his guardian has to
pay as a cat on it.
His guardian must pays a cat on that. If it's gold jewelry,
there's no as a cat on jewelry, gold, silver, diamonds, Sapphire,
whatever it is, there's no zakat. There's no Zika on on these fine
gems either.
Right so you can own sapphire, you can own emeralds, you can have a
whole bag of rubies, there's no doubt on that. Unless it's
something you plan to hold on to. And trade if you're holding on to
it. Because you just like it. There's no sick cat on it. If
you're holding on to it, because one day you're going to sell it
then the day you sell it you pay zakat on it
if you're you have it because you're constantly buying selling
these things.
Then you pay zakat on it on its inventory now, and inventory once
a year. You pay his account on your inventory and you subtract
you subtract the
other hundreds 15 624 Masha Allah, I mean, I said to get to 15 Five
then said nah, I don't like to burden anybody. Let's just go
nickel and dime it to 15 two. And now we're at 15 Six. You see,
sometimes you try to single to left you home or to right, right
you know that saying? It's actually a true story. It's a true
story where it's game seven in the LDS no ALCS, the American League
Championship Series in baseball, British people don't know this.
But in America, we have a sport here called baseball which is like
cricket but Americanized. And it's taught at any next run for the
Yankees. They win the whole thing they go to World Series. So Joe
Torre goes to Aaron Boone, who was just a regular player, he wasn't
great or anything. And he says to him as he's about to go up to bat
he says, just try to single to right you might home or the left,
right. And that's exactly what happened. Right and he wins the
game and he became famous and he got traded next season for a rod
but
that's the concept if you actually try to do something reasonable
sometimes you end up going further than you expect.
Is it halal to eat chickens slaughtered?
by Al Kitab in the Maliki method if you're certain that they are al
Kitab and you are certain that they cut the neck then you may eat
it, such as the Amish in Pennsylvania. The Amish are a part
of a religious group called the Mennonites got. The Mennonites?
And they have very Mennonites are very it's there's a number of
Mennonite groups. One of them is the Amish. The Mennonites are
very, very conservative people in terms of technology, so they still
they don't have communities the way we do they still slaughter
with the hand they cook with the hand. All right, and we have
another update. Now we're at 16. One, two people, Masha, Allah, how
amazing is that? On two people 16. One, may Allah bless you all and
support you. This truly is a community wide effort. Some of you
want.
Luck, Cosina hoodies, I'll tell you what, from here on every few
weeks or something, we're going to actually produce a new design. And
we're going to sell it on the stream. But there's only one
wrinkle here. US only okay, because the shipping is too much
to Canada. And you got to know why the shipping to Canada is any big
deal when parts of the United States are further than Canada.
Yeah, so I can I can send to Cali I can send to mean, Maine is
further than Detroit. I mean, sorry. Then Ottawa. Then Toronto.
Right. Maine is higher up than Toronto. If my map is.
Yeah, yeah.
I was really thinking about when I was in Syria, like
you when you go past the border in Turkey. Like you can drive maybe
20 minutes down. It's like a bustling city. Like people like
turkey. Yeah, in Turkey. Like 20 minutes from you know, where we
were in Syria. And people like during Iftar time we were there
and the amount of food that's being wasted. The excessiveness,
the hedonism that's going on there, like people will be eating
like, you know, it's ridic, whatever. They really want buying
this, they'll throw it out. And I was thinking myself it like
imagine if this was the time of the process of 20 minutes down?
Yeah, yeah. The Muslims, the Muslims, not the Muslims. Right.
They're throwing out so much food, wasting so much food. 20 minutes
down, they could have traveled. Yeah, their brother and sister
starving and dying. fed them. Right. They're starving. 20
minutes. 20 minutes, 20 minutes down. So someone could go take the
leftovers off the restaurant plates when you're done. Don't
throw it on the garbage people like and they would eat it. They
take one sip. And this is like the waiter takes it away. 20 minutes
down.
That's discussed because of the British that drew these fake
lines. Yeah, for the Muslims. Yep. Now we accepted it.
And you can't pass that line who says I can't pass that line. We
just made it up in our heads. This area right here. I would say by
2050 is going to be a good chunk is going to be Muslim.
Because of the soup kitchen insha Allah Tala by Allah's power and
Baba and bun and through the soup kitchen, because we're developing
a lot of relationships. Now you won't believe this next initiative
that we have, we got a corporate donation of 1000 sneakers.
We got a corporate donation, we're in the process of securing it.
No Corp, seek sneakers,
vans, and other sneakers. Right. So we're gonna have a massive
bonanza. and organize it, you come in, you show up, you we're going
to put out like, maybe 10 pairs at a time. 20 pairs at a time and one
person at a time. So it's no chaos, right? You pick the sneaker
you want and we'll have them in sizes. So all the sides 567 So we
can have lines, we can do this outdoors. And we can have lines
for all the sizes and you get in line. We're gonna need a lot of
volunteers. I don't want chaos.
We have a catalog we have you're gonna go in you're gonna have 60
seconds to pick less than that. You have 10 seconds to pick a pair
of shoes, right? So the size 12 will be in one area size 1110 Nine
all the way down to one. Right? Then we're gonna play the Quran
and some qasida so they can hear the word of Allah subhanaw taala
Alright,
law and order, you're going to stand in line.
And then afterwards somewhere else we can have maybe a vendor, we
bring in a vendor, or we bring in someone to bring some food so that
there could be like a nice atmosphere to it. But that's how
it's gonna be. It's gonna be a massive 1000 sneaker Bonanza we
need your drone for that. You guys saw the video
so the video that was said again with their drone there's a group
in Texas called a said again.
They're the ones who provided that drone footage of like Cosina
I think we have a beautiful Soup Kitchen and you know what else I
want to get this this this summer so
especially the summertime, this place is poppin because it's got
the vibe now it's summer, right? He's got your Mexican Andalusi
vibe to it. I want to get a landscaper. I want a landscaper to
properly like, put the
pots up on the walls, grow the plants, we can take care of them
after that, but don't put it up themselves. Right? I want there to
be greener everywhere. And you really truly have that Mexican
restaurant, slash Andalusi and Mediterranean vibe. It's a little
bit of a merging of both
different branches.
Now after we nail this down properly,
Omar, can you put up, open up another tab? Keep this tab in
because we'll go to it later. I want you to open up the YouTube
video that we put up.
And then pause it. Pause it at
go down. Yeah, there we go. Right there. Yeah.
Look at that. Keep going.
Hit plan to actually rewind a little bit.
Look at that layer. There you go. Look at that shot. That's my
favorite shot of the soup kitchen rewind a little bit more.
To the render. We what we did, yeah, the play. No, let it play.
And watch this. Look at that. Gorgeous, stop right there.
Keep that. Just keep it there. Keep that on the screen.
Especially when the sun is on there. Look at how gorgeous that
soup kitchen is. Right? I want to go eat there. You know what we're
gonna do? We're gonna start having the chefs on site. Right? And
maybe if we get good enough, we we grow the vegetables on site too.
So you're actually getting, you know, proper, proper food. But I
look at those sisters ain't up. Did you know sisters? Anna was
very good at gardening too. She's the one who proved who provided
those lush green plants. I'm debating do I put more pots up or
is that enough? Right. I'm debating it.
Right here. Use your mouse. Yeah, that's it. Yeah, we need more
there. 100. Yeah, we need more there. Go to the Instagram, see
what kind of commentary they have their quest q&a on Instagram. Hey,
if you're on Instagram, and you want to see the whole streets to
screen go to YouTube, slash Safina society. Let's take this question
from Sam St. F.
Can I just give the cat to an Islamic organization?
When they take percentages from administration costs? The answer
is that you are allowed to give Zika
through a web kill something called a Joaquin, a representative
who will then
distribute it to the poor. That representative if he is a part
time or full time worker will take his salary from this account
itself.
That is held for him. Okay, so let's take an example. An Oregon a
masjid gets $1 million
of Zika a year.
Yeah, go there. A message gets a million dollars of Zika a year.
And the employee that works on that
is full time.
And he gets $100,000 salary a year?
Because let's say he has five kids, then yes, that's how that he
can take it from the Zika. But the Zika should be going to the poor.
Okay. It's not going to turn the lights on of the mosque. It's not
going to
pay for you know, the janitor of the mosque know it's going to the
Zika distributor.
And it's going to the poor
should you conceal if you are from Atlanta debate. You can take it on
a case by case basis because some people may consider this to be
showing off. So in Syria, they they keep it to themselves. Right?
But in Yemen, it's quite common for people to say we're from
lineage of so and so from in Egypt is pretty common. You say oh, so
and so it's from where from the lineage of so and so. But in
Syria, they tend to keep it to themselves. And that may be from
historical purposes because it made sometimes it's not always
welcome in Syria.
But Allah knows best but it you have to judge the people around
you. Are they going to find this? What are you some kind of snob now
tell so what do you want me to kiss your hand next time I talk to
you, like people may have that attitude, which is not the good
attitude towards the debate. I'm just saying that may be their
attitude. So that would be a reason why you conceal it.
It's not concealing it but you're not announcing it, but it
If people would say, Oh, that's wonderful. I love that. Then yeah,
you can tell them certain menu from Arabic, right?
No.
Okay. Like most people in the city
if you read the prophet Muhammad's name, can you think of sallallahu
alayhi wasallam? Or do you have to speak it? If you're reading
silently in your head, then you then it's in your head. If you're
reading out loud, then you have to say it all up. Maureen money says
how do I guide my parents to the correct opt EDA? Maybe you can
just put videos on and let them hear it in the background. Maybe
put booklets on the table and you're in the background or have a
polite discussion with them. No problem. What should one do if
there are sinus issues during the fast if it is shut, did he breaker
fest, meaning it's very painful, but if it's just an aggravation,
then you fight through it and try to find solutions in Soho during
Soho.
There is a type of there's Neil med. I don't know if you guys
heard of Neil med. Neil med it's it's a guy named Dr. Nila Hindu
guy who invented this technique. But it's very invasive. You put
it's a it's a saline in warm water. And he's created this
device. You actually
push this device up your nose. The saline water goes into your
sinuses and out the other knows it's extremely painful. But he
swears by it.
All mine is showing us the back of the soup kitchen. This is where
all our events happen. Look at this gorgeous back.
That's where we are right up there. That's right behind me
right here. What he's pointing to is right behind me right up here.
Yep, that's the window behind us. All right. And that beautiful
patio right there
is where you're going to see this as well. This will be keep busy in
the summer. Look at the kids running around
playing a game there they are. Can you go to the back end of the
video the back of the video showing more of the kids playing
around? Yeah, all that. All that. All that look at that. Look at
these community events
and the NBI see community is the community that does that's who you
seeing who you're seeing cooking, donating the food, our community
NBC, New Brunswick Islamic center, there's all the Brunswick Islamic
center people right there. All these Shabaab yet. These are all
daata Fett students look at all these students from Donald fat
suit of people from mbyc.
Okay, there's,
you see that brother with the long luscious hair mashallah, he's
single. Habib is single with the sung see the two the two guys.
Yeah, those two guys are single brothers too young right now. And
if it's still give them a couple more years, five more years.
See Shawn getting married next
week. This man was married already. He's ready. Yeah. Have
you been gnarly? Okay.
All right, keep going.
And these are some of the games that we play for thee. Let me
pause right there. Let me tell you something.
Yeah, pause right there. We started off this thing and say,
you know, we need to help these day laborers. We want to give, we
want to be, you know, a source of ease for them and all that.
What we realized afterwards, though,
is that when we had our opening barbecue,
the kids were going crazy. And we realized, you know what the summer
is all it's all kids from now on. The summer is all kids and we had
this year three events. I think next year, we'll have more. Right?
barbecues. We had a we had the first opening day barbecue and I
wanted to show the New Brunswick Islamic Center, the MBI see the
community, the leadership there. You know, what this is all about?
And someone came up with the brilliant idea of saying why don't
we have a barbecue for the whole New Brunswick Community so that
way, the the leadership of the masjid will be able to see what
their own two eyes what's happening. And you don't have to
say anything. You will have to say we're going to do this. We're
going to do that. Right. I thought that's a brilliant idea. So we had
this event at this event. The moms that came in bought all their
kids, and the kids just had a blast. They just don't have space
where they live in New Brunswick. They don't have big spaces like
this. So running around playing games.
Immediately a light bulb went off in my head. The next event we're
going to do is going to be a kids game day. And this is what's
happening here like they line up red light, you have to stop green
light you have to go you know this game. Then they played
Musical Chairs, you know, with Islamic machines on course, so
people don't think we're doing something wrong. Then they we had
a cotton candy machine than a popcorn machine. I'm telling you
they had a blast. There must have been 50 kids here that had never
seen anything like this. They don't get free stuff.
After that, what did we do? did another one What was it?
We did a Woman's Day.
A a woman's event, all women came. And then the women from the MBSE
community came, gave talks, one sister was Spanish speaking guy
gave talks
just about Islam, then they just ate it. And then they mingled and
talked.
Then the third event was the back to school event. So we that's when
we put out a whole thing. Give us all your it was an Amazon list.
And you can basically pay for items, pencils, erasers, Trapper
keepers, all those other things, right? You guys don't know what a
trapper keeper is? Remember? We had that debate. Remember that?
Yeah. So all those things, calculators, and then we laid it
out and very systematically, every kid got a bag.
Right? And then he could pick out clothes because there were some
clothes back to school clothes.
Right? Most people get all their clothes, you know, for back to
school. But some of these kids can't afford that. That event was
so massive. It was unbelievable how many kids came out and
families to take a bag of back to school supplies. Right? So that's
basically what we discovered. The summer is usually all about these
kids. I think one of these kids, we're just going to one of these
days, we're going to get the waterslide
you know, we get the water slide out, you know that water slide.
You connect the hose to it. And it's like a plastic strip and the
kids just run and slide. Right. question. My question is, is there
enough space and what are they going to slide into? Right? Slide.
You know, there's a river behind us by the way. I don't want them
slide woof. Right off and into the river.
Yeah, and we got the goat. I got the goat so the kids could like
see an animal farm animal. Of course, that one cop had to
pretend to he was some kind of hero. Okay.
And he reported us. Okay. Yeah, I know. I wanted the kids to see
like a farm animal feel like there's a vibe here. But no, we
have to Rottweilers Okay, no problem. Pit Bulls no problem.
Okay, but this go had to go.
So hit play keep see if there's more footage. No. These kids
pause right there.
Yeah, that's really good. Look at that wonderful picture. That is an
amazing picture. By the way, whoever took that photograph could
that the lighting is amazing. And it's it embodies exactly what we
want because you can see the greenery there. You don't see
greenery like that in other parts in New Brunswick. It's too
crowded.
Got
ever since fetcher comes in at 18 degrees 20 minutes after the event
apps and many massage mess it out time for friends can one still
pray to hedge it after the app says fudges and if we believe in
18 degrees less believe in 18 degrees. If that's what we think
is the correct answer, stick to the correct answer. Right.
And therefore you can pray for 200 before that and federate out of
that.
Can Safina be a child's name? Yes, male or female.
And in this the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam had a servant
named Safina
shake rows, what do we do in the winter in the winter? We have our
events indoors, but it's mainly just the dinners. It's not the
nice barbecues in the outside on the patio, outside
the pixel ninja says community volunteers really are the sales of
the Safina that's totally true. The community volunteers it's all
come out comes out of the Masjid. Now third space, no Institute,
plain old Masjid. Okay, because that's where the foot traffic is.
That's where people come in.
Can we speak to who can we speak to for marital problems?
Well, we're about a month and a half away from launching our own
platform for that. By the way. I've mentioned that many times
before. Our own platform for marital support marital coaching,
marital counseling, right. It's professional operation, though,
right?
Counseling. Like that is same thing, but we're starting only
with marital issues before and after marriage like premarital
counseling.
bout to get married. Let me show you the ropes it's not going to be
me to do it others do it and after marriage issues and it's going to
be a professional operation right
yes, Nori, the that what I described that cleans out the
sinuses definitely breaks the fast don't do it while fasting, do it
afterwards afterwards
if you've dream of a wali of Allah or a chef who's alive and you have
never met him, it may mean that you're benefiting from that, Chef.
That's what the meaning is.
Do you do we Muslims believe in the curse of ham, on black people.
Now there's there's no authoritative. Even in Judaism.
It's not an it's not like a verse of the Bible. I think it's in the
Talmud. It's a narration in the Talmud or something like that,
which is non canonical. If you don't know what I'm talking about,
it's like this.
Noah's on the ark.
And, of course, his oldest son didn't believe and left. The next
three boys were there that aren't Shem Japheth. And him.
Then, while Prophet Noah was sleeping, allegedly, this is not a
story, we believe in just telling you what the idea is.
Okay,
wind came and blew his job up, and his outer appeared. So Japheth
turned away. Shem covered him really quickly, and ham left.
So Noah woke up to the scene. And he looked at Shem, who covered him
up and he said, may Allah bless you, my prophecy will go to you
next Japheth Allah bless you for turning away. And you will be the
supporters
of him. The prophecy will be with with
Shem and the monarchy will be with Jeff. And as for you, may your
lineage come out black nappy haired and be the slaves of
Japheth and him and Shem.
That's the story in the Talmudic story. I believe it's in the
Talmud, if I'm not mistaken. It's not a biblical verse. It's
definitely not an Islamic story. And it's not anything we believe
in.
Now people say, Oh, well, yeah, but it happens. How did it happen?
Oh, because blacks are slaves. It but Albanians were slaves. Whites
were slaves. In China, when they whenever they conquered people,
they took slaves. In the old world, everyone was a slave. When
Muslims conquered Persians that it took persons slaves, they didn't
take just the so so Yes, everyone was a slave at some point. At some
point, when you have wars, you had slavery. That's how wars were
handled back in the old days. So whites had there were white slip,
who is the first the number one slave? Where's the word come from?
The Slavs. The origin of the word comes from the ethnicity of the
people. Because apparently, I guess the Western Europeans took
them as slaves or something like that. I don't I don't know. But we
could look it up. So so just because Americans had black
slaves, and they were, you know, Christians and attributed
themselves to Japheth. So the story as the story goes, when the
Ark landed Shem and his sons stayed around the Mediterranean
and the Syria area. That's why it's called Shem.
Ham went down and his kids came up black into in Africa. Japheth went
up north and his kids came out Scandinavian looking. And Shams
kids stayed the same, which is a mix between brown sometimes very
dark brown, sometimes light, but not white. Not so white, like
Scandinavians in the middle between the between the two. None
of this is authoritative. None of this should be taken home. None of
this has any action upon it. And in fact, we can outright dismiss
it completely.
How's this idiom saying a wall of vines on the LOC kusina kitchen
would be amazing. I totally agree. I mean, I think we need to do
that.
How are we?
It can look like messy. Yep. That's why it needs to be someone
who's taken care of professionally. So that's the
answer for the North Korean survivor on the Muslims believe in
the curse of him that we don't believe in it.
How are we doing on lunch?
Michelle, I spoke to a young man named Eric Curtis,
about Islam and he has commented here and he says it was pleasure
speaking to you today, if I convert to Islam, will I be held
accountable for the days of Ramadan that I missed as a non
Muslim? Number one, you will not be held accountable for what's in
the past No. And number two, the Prophet peace be upon him when he
sent
his companions to preach. He said, first tell them about Islam. If
they accept it, then tell them about the prayer. When they pray,
when they learn how to pray, then tell them about the fast when they
learn how to fast and tell them about the charity sucker. So when
you become a Muslim, you're not expect it's not expected of you to
carry on every single obligation of Islam at once. Rather, you you
strengthen your belief first. So yes, you have belief, now you
strengthen how by reading more about the Prophet more about
Allah, the attributes of God, the the life of the prophet, the
nature of the afterlife, you focus on that first. So it's one thing
Yes, I have absolute certainty. But now you strengthen that
certainty.
By reading a lot men by listening, watch lectures, all about God,
profit, angels, afterlife, Heaven and *. You strengthen your
faith regarding that you listen to the Quran, Allah in the Arabic
even if you don't understand it, it strengthens your heart
after you become strongest, okay, now I'm ready to next step prayer.
Some people right away, they learn they take shahada, they want to
take action right away, which is good. Action breeds faith. So the
next thing you're going to focus on is the prayer. It's not
reasonable or fathomable that you have to learn prayer and fasting
all at the same time. We can't juggle by doing three balls at
once due to first belief and prayer now, prayer you have to
learn what is impure and remove it from your body before you pray.
Then you learn have to learn how to make wudu then you have to
learn the prayer times then you have to learn the prayer
movements. And what's to be said in the prayer. What nullifies the
prayer that may take you two months I have a video on it.
Video Series Could you put the link please and maybe even show
the picture of the video series.
I was working overtime today
after that, you learn the fast you learn how to fast after that.
Okay, and then later on now let's say he became Muslim on the 15th
Ramadan
and for the first 15 days Hey guys I'm a brand new Muslim I don't
even know anything so he didn't fast we don't hold who beheld
sinful because the Prophet clearly set first
how to pray then how to fast go to the playlist to the How to Pray
playlist click on that note the playlist itself
yeah yeah click on the title on the right yeah click on that. Oh,
it's the same thing okay. So you can see it all right there how to
pray it's not reasonable or
expectation there you go.
To say he's got to be praying faster us your sinful How is
practically not possible. Give the person a chance to learn how to
pray. After he prays you learn how to fast later on when he becomes
very strong in his religion then he makes up those days as one not
a cuff photo because there's a difference between I missed the
fast I have to make it up for a valid excuse I have to make it up
and I blatantly broke the fast blatantly disrespected the month
of Ramadan when you blatantly break the month of Ramadan then
you owe a very heavy penalty.
But when you're like hold on guys, I'm a new Muslim I don't even know
anything. I don't even know how to pray. So that person is not
blatantly breaking the fast therefore later on when he becomes
strong in Islam he makes mixed his days up.
Okay, makes up those days. So even I was listening to mark Lamont
Hill have had a very good podcast on Shaun King becoming Muslim.
And he said and he basically came to the same conclusion I did.
But he also said that hold on a second. He Shaun King became
Muslim on the first on the eve of Ramadan, like the first night of
Ramadan that shows his commitment because now he has to fast the
whole month but that's not exactly true. Right? Yes, it will be
it will be
the he is liable to fast those months but he can make them up
because he's a brand new Muslim. He does not even know how to pray.
We have a new another convert here it looks like Snoop Dogg steps on
or somebody
I don't know anything about these rappers? Click it.
Show who this person is and he accepted Shahada.
I don't know anything about this rapper.
Click the video let people put it next to me. Yeah, like that.
That's actually good news, YouTube and Allah Subhana Allah keep in
firm upon the TAT of his obedience for the rest of his life. All
right, brother John. So to become a Muslim, you're going to take the
testimony of faith in sha Allah. So that means you're going to
testify that there is no one worthy of worship except Allah
alone without any partner. And you're going to testify that the
Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him is the servant and the final
messenger of Allah. Are you ready to do this in Shama? All right, so
we're going to say it in Arabic trust you repeat after me. Then
we'll say it in English as well. Alright. To repeat after me.
Okay, how do I do
ilaha
illa. Allah was the
last shedding.
I love
what Ash has done.
Mohammed, Mohammed,
who
was who?
I testify, is there because good no one hears no one worthy of
worship, except Allah alone alone without partner. And I testify
that Muhammad is His servant. And final message. final message
Allahu Akbar.
Allah.
Congratulations, Allah Subhanallah keep you on the path of his
obedience.
Where's he from? La Los Angeles as the king FETs mosque in Los
Angeles and we're experiencing at this time in the Muslim American
scene. What I did not say at Hulu, and if he didn't Allah, He Quadra.
So it's maybe not masked, but it's like every day five to 510 people
and very regularly, like highly visible people entering a slump. I
mean, I don't know who this person is. But
that really hits on which one?
No, no, no, no that stuff. Maybe I heard it Yeah.
And it's a big deal, huh?
Jeep?
Jeep.
I can hear it.
Excelsior asks a good question. If I have a disease where I smell
very bad. Can I am I exempt from praying in the mosque because
people are upset at my smell? The answer is yes. That's discussed in
the books
of when is someone exempt from Joomla? Okay, so yes, you are
exempt from Joomla and from the other obligations in the mosques.
What do you recommend reading with teenagers? I would read all the
Sierra books the books of Imam and had dead the remembrance of death
and afterlife. The story is of all the prophets. I would read that
with them.
For two books are excellent for to look up for two for two words like
yeah, to be like a noble a nobleman, basically. What makes
Berson noble character? Can I volunteer at the soup kitchen
during Ramadan that feeds homeless people during the day? Yes, you
can. Yes, you can. And even if a Muslim shows up, you can assume
he's traveling or sick.
How do we combat the argument of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam marrying say that she was six years old. Okay, but this is
what's stopping them.
You say look, who knows best god? Are you
If Allah if the Creator ordained something, it's good. Simple as
that. Our level of disgust means nothing. Right?
Our sentiments about something don't mean anything. So if you
believe in God, but i Yes, I believe in God. But okay. God can
do this. Simple as that. Right? You believe in hellfire, right?
Is in hellfire really bad? Right? So you accept that? So Allah to
Allah
has, he has ordained things that are beyond our sentiments? So
Allah first our sentiments second, and if Allah tells you, there's a
verse of Quran says If Allah told you to kill yourself will be good
for you. The moment God says something, it becomes good. It was
bad before it becomes good No. And the moment he forbid something
becomes bad, Moses marry two sisters.
Allah came in the Quran forbade that.
It became bad, it was good to became bad. Just like that. It was
something people look at as wholesome now people look at it
with disgust.
The first generation How about this sister? The first generation,
Adam and Eve's kids, how did they marry?
They married each other. Right? You were born with a with a twin
male and female. Eve had 20 pregnancies, and each pregnancy
was a male and a female.
A male and a female.
You couldn't marry your twin, you and Adam would arrange the
marriages. And I don't know how they went. But Adam is the willie
of all the women, right? Anyway, in the first place.
You had to take his permission to marry one of your sisters, and you
married her. And that man felt attracted to that woman. He felt
but he didn't feel attracted to his twin he disgusted from the
concept, right? Just like you can have an attractive relative, let's
say a daughter, a niece, and aunt. And you could admit that she's
attractive, but you have no feeling towards her. That's Allah
created you like that, right? Think about this amazing. Allah
just created you there is no sexual desire at all for this
person. Never will happen even though if they're the most
attractive person. This is if your fits into your net natural
creation is still intact.
Right? Just by virtue of that. So likewise, they were disgusted by
their twin. They would never come near their twin, but they could
marry their other siblings.
And then Abel, and Cain had the fallout, and that reduced the
number of men to what? To 19 Men No. So there's 20 women and 19
men. So that's a problem now. So what happened?
How we had the last and final baby, and that was who the Prophet
Seth sheath. So sheath was born alone, and he was a prophet.
Not by HML, Ishmael is complete consensus. But it's not by HML
that he was a prophet. And she completed the number of males 20
males, 20 females, you can't marry your twin, you have an option of
19 other women to marry.
It's actually interesting, like
that point about how like, the Quran has so many things like,
like about torture, for example? Yeah. Which is like, if you look
at it from the, you know, the moral paradigms that these people
operate on, that should be way worse. Right, then they made an
ISO or the one. Yeah, but what it really shows is, it's outlining
their philosophy, which is the idea of consent being like above
anything, exactly. What is consent representative? It's representing
the human freedom. Yeah. Humans have an issue with that, because
single she couldn't consent. But then they don't have an issue with
like hellfire and people being tortured, and killed. But then
again, in first grade, you can consent these days to being a guy.
If you're a girl.
And you can and you can they have to respect it. Right. But wait,
she can't marry. But you can like the point is like, you can trace
all this back. Yeah, it's interesting to think about.
everything adds up.
Can I can I be thankful for something? If I'm not sure it is
halal?
Well, depends if there's action upon it, for example. For example,
if I get money in the mail, someone leaves me wad of cash in
the mail. That's hard for me to take. It's a gift from an
anonymous source, right? I don't have to say, oh, maybe it was drug
money. Maybe someone's got written getting rid of money, right? We
don't know that. Right? If I inherit money from somebody.
I don't have to ask what your job was.
If it's food, I have to be sure that it's headed before I eat. I
can't if someone puts a hamburger in my, in my mailbox, or in front
of my doors. It's anonymous gifts. I'm not eating it. Unless it says
you know, Hala restaurant on it. Even that's probably dubious.
If a woman dreams of taking the hands of a shake, can it be a true
dream? What should he apply? Should I take bear with that
shape?
Look, I can't tell you to do that or not. But you can investigate
with your worldly, your wakeful state apparatus that you possess
your hands. I mean, your your ability to read, to listen to
examine, to ask and make a decision that way. Whether you
want to follow that scholar or not.
Adam and 70 is saying that the ham story is in interpretation of the
Old Testament. So it's not even the Bible itself.
What is the proof? What level of proof is necessary?
All right to prove your from a little bait. Are there benefits in
being from edit bait?
Okay, as a convert who married in Yes, the Prophet peace be upon him
said that on the day of judgment, He will intercede, everyone will
want to intercede for his family and he will do so interested for
his family and those who married into his family
as long as they died upon Islam
the same people that were throwing shade at entertains conversion are
the same people throwing shade Shaun king
and he said basically the feminists wait feminists thought
they would like shown kink.
Yeah, cuz he's more on the left side leaning side.
Now hopefully there'll be none of that. It could be left leaning a
little right leaning a little bit within the Sharia. within Islam,
that's all fine and good. Anyone in the activist world is gonna
check listening. Crowds. Yeah. But why are some of the activists
crowd attacking Shaun King? See, I don't know the politics behind it.
If I'm in a state of impurity, and I wake up after fetch, can I fast?
Yes. Let's say a man has a wet dream or he sleeps with his wife
and he doesn't take over. He's in a state of ritual impurity has
nothing to do with fasting. You continue to fast.
You have so hold even you have your pre pre Dawn meal.
Then then a fedrick goes off. Then you go take a shower. No problem
and you own nothing.
Amir SIL, you skipped my question. Okay, let's go back to Amir SIL.
And let's say that'll be a well wind down at that we had a great
stream today mashallah had a nice interview. We talked about some
fic of niqab. We read some FIP
Amir still says I'm scared to recite the word to lock in the
Quran because I'm afraid I will divorce my wife is this was West.
Yes, this was was if the word Talaq comes in a book,
or you're giving an example, has nothing to do with tila.
Tequila counts. If you actually tell your wife I've divorced you.
Is there a Dota and team this year? I believe there's a Dota
every year now in the summer and the winter too.
If you die without a will, is it a sin? It's not a sin? No. Let's say
a man. He
needed to take a shower, full body wash, which is taken after sexual
* or release of * or even just * without
climaxing. All that requires us requires it. Otherwise, you can't
pray and you can't enter a mosque. So a person dies before taking
notice. That doesn't mean he's cursed. It doesn't mean he's
sinful enough. Nothing like that. But it's Oh, it's not good to
delay those for no reason.
What about praying said Allah
just go to Safina society.org/sedal as a de l. And
I'll give you all the proofs
that all the Imams, all the schools of thought have clasping
the hands in the prayer and praying with the arms down, but
they have it at different levels. The three schools hold it as the
prayer is valid with the arms down
and you're missing a minor virtue.
In the Maliki school, the arms down is the Sunnah in the
obligatory prayer.
And clasping the hands is permissible in the recommended
prayer. That's it, it's not even a big deal. It's a big deal because
it's so visible. But as a matter of scholarship, it's literally a
non issue. There's not a single method that says your prayer is
invalid based on how you hold your hands up or down. None of them.
When someone converts to Islam, should they take Mosul? Yes, they
should. As a wreck, it doesn't. It's not connected to their
conversion, though. This is the important point. Someone who
entered Islam. Now previously, they had had a * or
something they were or menstruation or they were mature
basically, in something that would have required a full body wash. So
they have to go do that. Now. However, it's not like a condition
of their entering Islam.
You enter Islam, right? As soon as you can you take a full body wash
that purifies you from the state of Genova that you were in from
before.
So the question like, yeah, how do you remember one time, one of the
brothers he took the shahada and the way we worded it was like, oh,
you know, go home, pray to God for guidance, and he took a shot that
we were saying, you know, thank God for guidance and for
We want you to do is go take a bath to purify yourself. Like we
just waited. The poor guy went and filled the tub. No like, go take a
shower like shower. That's like not bath but shower or shall I say
okay, like Yeah. Okay, that's good enough. And just to kind of kind
of get him to take a listen without telling him like yesterday
Felicity Oh, you do need to tell him it's an intention with the
intention of purifying yourself. Not in the Hanafi school.
No, you're right. You're right. You got me on that with He said
not in the Hanafi school.
Yeah, so
tell us he's matassa that's it. He's, that's the way to do it. Or
is there a better way to get them to do listen, like? I mean, if you
think it's hard, because he's just taking a shower. No, I'm saying
like, getting him to take the shower. Like tell him it's an
obligation. You gotta go take a shower. He just changed his whole
religion. The shower is that easy for right? Yeah, I will just tell
you, you gotta go home, take a shower. Take a full shower. And
you could say nice words like oh, it symbolizes your new beginning
and all that. And also it purifies you from the fast yeah, see?
Subhanallah he's thinking in the Hanafi mentality that the
intention is not needed for for will to animals on the desk in my
mind
is it necessary
to pray 1/3 Or half the night for it to count as pMLN No, not at
all. Any amount of ruckus is enough.
If someone missed a lot because they forgot and they fell asleep,
is it sinful to not make it up is immediately as you remember. Yes.
delaying it beyond what is
delaying it beyond for no reason. Yeah. Becomes you enter into
discouragement and even sinfulness but delaying it for a valid
reason. That's Jhala will not be sinful. And Neff is zero is the
feast hearsay and there we go with the beyond the river again. Yep.
Nope.
Do the Medicaid have to rub the body in the muscle? Yes, you have
to rub your body not just pour water.
How is it that Moroccan and Algerian women used to wear face
veils? Yeah, it's mentioned we just actually read it. It didn't
mentioned it. He mentioned out in Morocco and Algeria. There's a
customer of women they all cover their faces.
Where did the custom from? How did it come from? Was it religious?
Allah Allah doesn't matter. But the answer is that
the answer for that is that covering the face, if it's a
customer of the people is permitted.
And it was a customer people even in Europe, Queens never came out
without a face Phil.
Princess never came out without a face veil. So yeah, then she can
wear it. But if she's doing it believing it's a necessity in
religion, then that's a lulu 15 Not acceptable and discouraged.
We're not even gonna say sinful, just discouraged. But dama crua
Okay
last question.
Our next Avandia Kadri on orthodox are they orthodox study because
there's so many branches you have to assess the actual scholar that
you're planning to be under.
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if you don't know what you're getting, you're not allowed to go
into that business.
What was that guy called? NTF or whatever
it is. Yeah. What is this? What was his cryptocurrency school?
Yeah, thanks shamers I'm like
any advice for people who are diabetic and can't fast to gain
spiritual benefits of Ramadan? Yeah, do the things that fasting
people can't do like help serve the if thought helped prepare the
Iftar things like that help do the things that fasting people can't
do.
What if he had a dream but the prof
It looks a little different than how he's described. That just
means that the dreamer himself is not perfected in his vision. And
Allah knows best
yep, I just answered that one. My grandmother used to cover her face
just last 15 years ago Morocco. Allah bless her soul
Yeah, it was either an all Morocco or probably all of Egypt's
everywhere
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expected. I wanted to get to 15 two right, we got to 16 to see
that I wanted to get to 15 two, you got to 16 to and that is all
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