Shadee Elmasry – What Is A Madhab Ep. 1 Debunking Madhab Myths

Shadee Elmasry
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The speaker discusses the use of shitty people's shitty shit in religion and how it is used to cover up disputes. They also talk about the use of shitty shit in schools and how it can lead to problems. The speaker emphasizes the importance of discussing methods and methods in life and how they can benefit from differences of opinion.
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Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim Al hamdu lillah wa Salatu was Salam

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ala Rasulillah. While it was human whether, in the last two months

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the war in Reza has really heightened tension that Islam is

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going. And there are a lot of Muslims themselves who are now

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started to answer questions, learn their Deen. And we here at Safina

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society have produced a platform called Art view, for this purpose

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exactly what to absorb. And all those Muslims were studying their

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religion for the first time. And we want to make it super simple

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for them. One of the questions that we have to answer that we

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often get is why we teach the shitty our the sacred law through

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the methods, right, and they're a form of hubs and this set of

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videos, I want to share with you why exactly they exist, what isn't

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met them in the first place? And then why we study them and answer

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some questions you may get and hear going around and Muslim

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circles about math. The first question is what is a method?

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Wait simply, a meth hub is a series of opinions, or a method of

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doing so. A meth hub linguistically is a way and in the

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field of shipyards and studies of a slough. It's an educated

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methodology that will help you get to the truth. And that's what the

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goal of everybody is. Now why would we need that one, we have a

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very clear book, the kotite explicit foundations of the

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religion have no discussion on it. They're crystal clear, no one is

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going to differ and say well, my interpretation is that Mecca is

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actually in Jerusalem. Right for which no one's gonna say Ramadan

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is actually not the month of Ramadan that we have now, but it's

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another month. So the foundations, no one should pick one. When

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people say the Sahaba did things differently, they worry about the

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foundations or set the or these are the explicit verses that

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cannot be different about but on the inexplicit versus where you

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need to sake.

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And you need to show how something is done. Get so we all agree we

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have to wash our face, our arms, our feet and wipe our hair and

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we'll do it no one disagrees. But how what is washing. So I just

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dunk it in is enough. So on that they're their armor that every

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field of discipline has mellows. Insofar as something is up for

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discussion, you have schools of thought, if I want to get from

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Jersey to New York, there are methods there are different ways

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to do it. I could go by train, I can go by car, I could take the

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Holland Tunnel, I could take the Lincoln Tunnel, I could take the

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GW alright, I could go to Jersey City and take the PATH train. So

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that's physically in life. What a strategy to achieve something

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good, I could be defensive, I could be offensive. All right, I

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can be conservative. I can go into attack mode. There are

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methodologies of doing things in life. These are methods so in

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Islam, because we have different in the verses that are not

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explicit. The scholars have methods because we have discussion

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about Hadith.

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Which Hadith Are you going to prefer the hadith of ISIS or Ibn

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Massoud? On for example, the issue of eyebrows, right? Someone might

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say it'd be a mess. Oh, it is more knowledge. So hold on. This is an

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issue of women you're taking from Ayesha Ayesha is also the Prophet

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said take half of your deen from this little red air. Okay, do I

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take my part of the Dean that's about war that she never attended.

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Right? So she may be the most knowledgeable but not in matters

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of warfare. She never attended those. At a person who was with

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the Prophet 24 hours a day in the masjid was not with him at home.

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Right? So on all these things, you have a it's up for discussion,

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anything that in which there's up for discussion, there are methods

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so person shouldn't suddenly be scared. Although I thought we had

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a very solid religion and was unified. Yes, it's unified in

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what's explicit the foundations like a tree. Allah made a tree

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that foundation is very strong, the trunk is extremely strong, and

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the branches are flexible. And that flexibility automotive Abdul

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Aziz said the difference of opinion in the OMA is a mercy.

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Because people's different circumstances require or can

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benefit from differences of opinion

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