Shadee Elmasry – You are the Best of Nations NBF 323
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everybody to the Safina society nothing but facts live stream on a
Wednesday in which we always begin with dua, and this is a Wednesday
where it was
sunny early in the day, but now it's a bit overcast. And it's a
cool day actually. Nice weather type of weather, you'd probably
maybe you want to put your window down a little bit catch the cool
breeze. And hey, oh my Could you tell me what day of Ramadan we're
in?
This is, I think we're about to hit the 10th day of Ramadan,
right?
Yeah, so we're about to hit the 10th day of the month of Ramadan,
and which is important for us because the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam divided up Ramadan into 10s go into 10 parts
10, a threes, three blocks of 10 and said the first one is
forgiveness. The second is mercy. And the third 10 is freedom from
the fire. So let's go straight to our wit that we always recite here
and the short dua that we do. Because it is Wednesday with the
intent of Toba with the intent that hola here's our dua, and with
the intent of taking advantage of a period of time that Javid and
Abdullah noted was the time of hijab and the scholars in general
they recognize that hadith as a valid and sound Hadith. So we take
advantage of that. And I think it's, it will, I'm telling you,
it's Majora. I've had experiences with this time of day that the DUA
is answered in it. And I didn't even know about this hadith.
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that this was a hadith that this was a thing I just happened to be
making dua at that time. And many people said the same thing, that
that this time they made a dua at this time and they were answered.
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All right, everybody. Today we're going to talk about
we're going to talk about some ideas of the Quran. And then we're
going to show you the basement. We're gonna show you how that
basement is looking so stay tuned to see the construction of the
basement turning it into an apartment which will have four
youth in it, maybe five youth and it may be six youth in it. We'll
see how that goes.
We'll see how it is. Alright, so
we're going to read from sodas at Enron.
Okay.
Quantum claro meten aka digit leanness, I'm doing this for the
masjid all month reading the toughest of this. You were the
best of people brought out to mankind. Kuntum let's talk about
that first word. It's you were and it's you are it has both meanings.
It carries both meanings. So all might have been hooked up. He said
this verse is in line exactly with what the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam said the best of generations is my generation then
those after them don't those after them until the end of time. Okay
and then the Prophet also said my almost like the rain you don't
know what is best.
It's the beginning or its end, because Prophet ASA is the Imam of
the last generation. And of course prophase live in Medina being the
Imam of the last generation, his his companions will be better than
the teb eight, because Prophet Isa AS A MACOM is greater than the
Companions as in Macomb. Right? What's better a companion are in
profit, of course, the profit, and he's profit messenger too. So his
companions will be second only to the companions of the prophets of
Allah when he was out of them. So said no modest Tafseer is you were
the best of nations, meaning that you should take your guidance from
the sahaba. That's essentially
the purpose of the verse in that in that reading in that
understanding, now, remember, in Tafseer, when a Sahabi gives a
tough seed, that Tafseer will be correct, but it will not be
exclusive. It's very important to understand
the Tafseer is by the wording of the Quran, not just the context.
And the of its revelation. Okay, it's by the wording. And it's by
the context of the verses around it.
Right, of course, by the context of the verses around it, not the
context of when it was revealed, or for what occasion it was
revealed, only gets by the wording. So say normal is one of
interpretation he gives for this one tough see it is that this is
about the sahaba.
It's about the sahaba. So
it's pointing us to take our religion from them. Now, let's not
talk about that. What does it mean when we take our religion from the
companions? It means we look at their piety, we look at their
submission, we look at how they understood and how they practiced
the Sharia. How did they understand the Sharia? Okay,
there's a type of Xin DT guy who's always I've always known about
him, but I never knew he was this level of MCDA Danz and did this
guy should be ready. He's on another level complete. I thought
he's just like a Deobandi island from Toronto.
Shabbir Ali, you know about it.
He debates Christians now. I don't know if he has a big beard. He
debates Christian. He wears the topi wears everything. He's got
the shaved stash. So you think he's, you know, some classically
trained scholar from Pakistan.
Guyana. Okay. He's from Guyana, but I thought he was DC, right?
Turns out he is one of the biggest Muqdadiyah that's on the internet.
Right? Luckily, he doesn't have a nice personality or charismatic
personality that is going to attract anyone. Okay. And he calls
his operation, the Metro D D Institute. Apparently, Ahmed is
just opening up here.
Maybe he's on the team or something. But this doesn't make
any sense for him to be part of any Sunni Academy this man has
every bit in the book. You want me to read them to you? The mistakes
this man has, is spouting day in and day out on his on his
YouTube channel. Alright, let's talk about this hijab is not
fought. And it's not sinful. Even if you don't wear hijab, then
what's the point?
I don't say Islam is the only way to God. All right. It's not the
only way to go. It's it's the best way he says So Christians can go
to paradise. If they're good people, then why are you debating
them then? Yeah, he said, Yeah, Christians do they all go to if
they do good in their context, he said, Alright, so what if my
context has like two laws? That's it. And everything else is
highlighted? Why don't I follow that context? Spatola Okay,
descent this was funny. This is actually just comical to Santa
visit Muslims homes. This was I guess, put in by a kid. And
essentially the, the, the reporter he's sitting with or the sister
who's interviewing him, basically saying to Muslims leaving Santa
and instead of laughing right, what did you say? Well, oh,
there's multiple perspectives on this. Are you serious? I'm
clicking off right at the moment you say that? Okay, what else does
he say?
Oh, my Santa Claus feel awkward. Unbelievable. This man says on the
Quran never actually mentions homosexuality at all. What in the
world is yet do not reject a show what Hanuman doing in this? What
exactly does that word mean, then that does that. I mean, he said no
mention of homosexual in the Quran. No mention of it at all. He
says transgenders people have the right to get married, which means
essentially, homosexual relationships, right? Because not
all transgender means that you're actually changing your physical
organ, organs and your body. It means that you just identify
whatever where you are. And even that that implies that you're
poor.
mitting the surgeries and operations.
Okay, Jesus. Well, we don't he was crucified but not killed on the
cross. So another one of his sayings, Jesus was not killed.
Malibu Amma Cthulhu.
They didn't crucify Him and they didn't kill him means they didn't
kill him by crucifixion.
This is his tafsir. So yes, he was on the cross, actual Prophet Jesus
was on the cross.
But they thought he died. In reality he came down and he went
somewhere else and died somewhere else. Or whatever they say he
said, and his hilarious response to this. He said nobody checked
his pulse to see that he's medically dead so we have no pure
true proof please what is wrong with this person?
The Hellfire does not mean
it's it's not forever and when Allah says it's forever it means
just like a person saying this traffic lights taking forever
can't make this stuff up minutes there's
no email that instituted a no by the way Shaco Shakur off has his
own issues by the way. Yeah. Now he's some parentless two, or maybe
some printing of sympathizer he's got his own issues Sugarloaf.
He's from
Kazakhstan.
So quantum
we're reading from above the week couldn't tomb Claire omits an oak
registered nurse or Madonna hot dog is making mentioned we the
Sahaba meaning everyone after us. We are the Tafseer of the Sunnah.
The Sunnah is a subset of the Quran in general, but the sun also
adds to the Quran as well.
The Sunnah of the Prophet sighs sorry, adds to the Sharia, as
well, I should say.
The Sunnah adds to the shittier.
Meaning the Prophet obligates and He forbids now let's talk about
this subject does the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam do he
had and I said earlier there the prophets of Allah who some does
not do each jihad. Now, to make that clear, he doesn't do that he
heard by the language, the technical terminology of it said
the technical terminology of each Jihad implies that it's merely an
opinion that does not have to be acted upon. That's it's jihad.
Okay.
That's the difference between NUS which something that is NUS
crystal crystal kuti, not no discussion No, he had no FIP is
needed in this but something that is it where's it she had done in
vanilla yet? Therefore the he had of any scholar, I'm not bound by
it. Right? We may be bound by a he had meaning we have to make a
we have to, to choose on an opinion to follow, right? It's
like being at a crossroads. And not a crossroads. And there's
three roads I can go I can go straight, I can go right and go
left.
So I do have to make a move, right? I can't stay still I have
to turn right left or go straight. You make it you had to go left you
make it sheds go right. I'm not bound by those. Okay. And if I
follow them, if I follow you, I follow you because I agree with
you. Because I assessed you. That is what I mean by HG head. Okay.
The prophet does not make that he did what I mean is
the prophets, whatever he judges is law
becomes law. Okay. So it's Jihad by the meaning of he thinks, and
he ponders. And then he comes with a ruling. That's it's jihad in the
language of the meaning, the linguistic meaning,
the linguistic meaning of thinking, and then coming to a
decision, and we see him do that many times. Right? He thought and
he came to a decision.
When he when the Prophet thinks and comes to a decision, that's
yes, by the light, linguistic meaning that he had, but by the
shadow meaning that we have it today, that each jihad is up
number one is not binding. Number two, I follow it because I assess
it. And I agree, and I find it correct and I follow it.
So that the Prophet doesn't know everything from the prophet as
well. So
that's the first meaning that we have to bring out we have to the
Sunnah in general is the Tafseer of the Quran. Thus, the Sahaba how
they lived in general is the Tafseer of the Sunnah, meaning,
the Sahaba know best what the prophet meant by what he said. So
when there's a hadith, we always look at the Sahaba How did they
act upon that hadith? That's how we act upon the Hadith. And when
we find a hadith on the prophets, I saw them and we find out Sahabi
not acting upon it.
And then we can assume maybe he didn't hear the Hadith because
they can with the prophets. I saw them and spent a few weeks or
months or years and then left and more Shetty as being revealed and
he may never go back to Medina. And he may never learn that. But
if we have multiple Sahaba, or Sahaba, very close to the prophets
of Allah, would you send them
not acting upon it, then at that point, then we either the hadith
is abrogated, or the Hadith, it has a specific context only a
specific application, right? It has conditions that have to apply
before it take it occurs. That's the head Dean had the nibbly
the Sahaba had it better than anybody else. That's the first
meaning you got to know of you were the best of nations. It has
to do with these the pointing us to the religion of the companions,
the Tuku of the companions, the submission of the companions, the
understanding of the companions for the Hadith of the Prophet, we
can not survive without the large corpus
of action of the companions
and sayings of the companions. This is why Imam Malik his when he
said we're going to he's going to he was asked to document the
Sunnah and put it in a small book that everyone can live by.
He has as many sayings from the Companions as he has read the
Prophet sallallahu sunnah
because the action of the Sahaba is the Tafseer of the Sunnah.
And the Sahaba lived long after the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam, and face circumstances that the Prophet didn't face right
or wrong. Like what is the circumstance that the Sahaba faced
that the Prophet never faced? Fitna in religion. There could not
be fitna in religion at the time of the Prophet. He's the code and
first, he is the final say the colon Fussel is the say that
separates right from wrong true from false. In the absence of a
colon fuss now we can have a fitna and we have the fitna of the
cottage. We had the fitness of
the ready for being killed. We have the fitna of a great amount
of expansion, that that is a fitna right so much wealth coming in. So
there are Fitton tribulations problems that developed in the
time of the prophets Sahaba That didn't occur in some of the
prophets that's why the prophets I send them said I lay can be so
nutty, was Sunette Al Khalifa or Russia Dean alma de Andaman
baddie. So they were how many
of course Abacha Rama Othman Ali, don't forget, it hasn't six months
of Khilafah those are the Khalifa or Rashi Dean, who announced which
companion announced that he is a Khalifa but as a king, not on the
way of Abu Bakr and Omar, meaning he's not following the way of the
qualified Russia didn't that was a pneumonia or gelato. I don't know
why. He said because there's there's too many snakes and
scorpions, and the almost too big we must treat operate now as a
monarchy.
And he said no, oh, well, um, we'll look it up. That was his
announcement, essentially saying, I cannot act the way they acted.
The way the piety that the Sahaba had all might have been cut up
taking a nap out in the street. Now under a tree, for example, not
in the street, but in under a tree.
Okay, judging the people solely the governor's by their piety.
It's too many people, this number of Sahaba have dropped the number
of scorpions around the OMA around the Khilafah. The Royal Palace has
increased and therefore he broke that not out of lack of piety but
out of inability. So should he you have to apply it when you're when
you can apply it you're liable to apply when you can. If you can't,
then you can't. So he's basically telling us it's different now. So
that whole of Russia Dean alma de Anam embody are these five book
Rama Rothman, Ali and Hussen have been Ali
Imam, and that always puts maalaea He says, because he's just a
hobby, right? Even if he said that he's the first king of the Arabs,
he's just a hobby and we're going to honor the companions of the
Prophet and what why we does is precedent. Okay, so mom and dad
did that to honor the companion Sydenham Alia and also to
differentiate himself from the ladies of the North. And the
ladies were enemies of Edison at that time, they were not at peace
these ladies had taken over Teddy, how that almost all of other modes
is the central and south if you go to a map of Yemen you'll see how
the remotes itself and its central if I'm not mistaken, could you
open up a map for the remote for me? Just so I got my you know, my
bearings, right.
And
yeah, open up a map for us to see
You are how the remote is.
Well, you got a son New Jersey.
Yeah.
Yeah.
We're in the our heart is without the remote by the way. All right
how the remote if you take Yemen and Oman, the bottom of the
Arabian Peninsula, so go to the middle and the southern middle
part. That's how the remotes, okay. And the middle of that is
Teddy him Yemen.
Where have you been my teachers and daughter most of it is there
and a lot of our students go there.
But the remote is that middle part. So what was I even saying
how to even talk to talking about that?
Oh, yes, remember had dead. So the the sun is north west of Yemen.
The northwest of Yemen is where the Shia have a their their
center. They came east and they conquered all of the remotes
now from the west. Yeah. So they're Northwest's. They're in
Sana right there. And they came East.
And they took over all of you have the remotes and they call in one
night two. That was called sailu. Lael
was called sailor lane. So in any event, remember her dad always
wanted to separate himself from the Shia, because they're both
added baits, right, the shell of a hill baits and the batteries lover
had to bait so to differentiate themselves, he he constantly was
praising Wailea and saying he's the
sixth Khalifa. Okay, so, now in any event, in any event, that's
the purpose. Now, when the whole of Russia didn't give a policy
make a policy or a statement good.
Why is that law for us as Muslims? Why is it law?
Very simple reason. If a Khalifa makes a policy and all the
companions that are alive at that time, all agree then what do we
have? Edge Mao Sahaba the consensus of the companions the
Khalifa
and Musa Hamid is asking why is it called how the remote is some
people say that how the remote was the name of a person other people
say was a nickname of person and other people say it means that
death has arrived. Right How about remote? So
yeah, it's maraca Hadera mouths notice here it's a verb actually
is this full sent out the remote is a full sentence melt has
arrived death has arrived and they say that is because there was a
ruler at some point who was
so powerful and wherever you want to kill people and he ended up
staying there so became called how there are multiple chapter on him
a PhD thesis on why it's called Hadhramaut, one on one to two
pages it's online but it was so long ago I probably embarrassed to
read it. Right because you know your writing style changes over
time. But it's it's just a technical PhD. It's there's
nothing artistic about it. There's nothing
you know, it's just straight up boat. This means this, this means
this, this means this. Here's the analysis of this stuff. So I was
at this hadith analysis of this language analysis of the Moon had
dead's words all that. So it's informative in that regard. I only
got I only had two edits on it. You know, I only had two edits on
the PhD. The first edit was that I had, I didn't cite what I thought
was obvious. Whatever you scholar knows, like a tough seed from CLT
or something. I just put CLT. They made me go back and actually cite
the page, the chapter and verse then they just made me put into
chapter. Can you remember what the chapter was? But that was it.
After that, I got it. And it was like three months of corrections.
I did it in Princeton. And that was that game over?
What was he saying?
It's mal saba. Number one, the Khalifa makes a pronouncement and
a law it's more to answer the transmission of it it's more to
water right? When a Khalifa
gives an edict
the whole nation knows it. So the transmission is so clear, and it
has upon it the amount of the Sahaba that's why when the five
hola for a Russia Deen when they make a statement or a policy
government for their governments
or a fatwah it's law for us, because upon it is a GEMA Sahaba.
We cannot do McAnuff of that email. Go we don't do Mikhailova
on that drama. If you do,
then that's up to you. That's your issue. But as soon as we don't do
Mikado, COVID Masaba
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Oma of a second meaning of quantum chromatin? Okay, Jacqueline Ness.
Quantum fillo Hilma. fooled. Claire. Oh my goodness, you were
the best of people in Allah's Book of Destiny Allahumma foods, the
Preserved Tablet, you were the best of people to come out to, to
the
Nate best of nations to come out to people. So that means at all
times, you are the best at all times, not just in the past, even
in your worst time. The Muslims in the worst time, you're still
better than everybody else. Why is that? Not because of who you are,
but what you believe. Right? And your worst case, you still believe
in Allah and His Prophet, at the very least, right? You have your
right sound belief about Allah and His messenger. So if you are your
behavior is the absolute worst behavior. And the next person over
is an atheist and he has wonderful behavior, he stops at all the
traffic lights, he doesn't litter in the streets, he doesn't start
wars, he doesn't seal he doesn't do all those things. But he
doesn't believe in a law. That's like someone who puts together the
most perfect car. Right? And then he takes the key and he throws it
off a cliff. What's the value of the car now? Zero. versus another
guy. He's got the worst mosquito in the world. He's got the worst
little car in the world. But he's got the key. And he's got the
Guess which one do you which one works?
Which one works? Right? You got a Mercedes. But guess what the key I
don't believe in keys, though. The key off the off the cliff. Another
one? It's a little beat up little Ford Escort 9092.
But he's got the key. And he's got the Guess which one? Can you
arrive at your destination with? Yeah, it's not going to be
comfortable. Yes, it may break down. But you will arrive at your
destination that Mercedes is absolutely useless to you. And
that driver who says Here take this. But no key is a criminal.
You're wasting this wonderful these good deeds of yours is
wasted. Right now. Okay. That's understanding of the power of
Arcada. So quantum higher or omitted or collegiately. Nurse
means it can mean you always are same way that ALLAH SubhanA which
Allah says what can Allah Who afford Rahima it doesn't mean
Allah was forgiving, and merciful. He always is. mean there's no
time where he wasn't. He always was eternally in the past and
eternally in the future. So that's the meaning of the second meaning
of quantum higher or omitted or collegiate leanness, Oakridge
Atlanta's meaning men became apparent to the people meaning
that the Muslim OMA is not an OMA that's hidden, it's obvious. It's
manifest in front of everybody. Now the truth, one of the
attributes of the truth that you find constantly in Islamic
literature, is the concept of being manifest to the people
manifest in the world manifest upon the truth. Because if
something is the truth from ALLAH SubhanA wa taala, he brings it
out. In the open, no one can deny it, like Does anyone deny this,
the sun exists, then when deny that the moon exists? So when
Allah brings the truth out, no one can deny that there was a prophet
named Muhammad Sallallahu sallam, no one can deny that. But you can
deny that there there was someone named Abraham, because the history
is passed and the recording wasn't made. So there's the historical
record. For pure from a purely secular standpoint, we take it on
belief, of course, we believe in the Quran, right? But someone
who's an atheist, someone who's not outside of Islam, there's no
physical historical record, to know that Abraham existed. So
Prophet Abraham, Abraham's existence for us, Adam, Noah, all
these other prophets, even Moses and Jesus got, probably, to a
lesser extent Jesus, and a lesser extent Moses, but all the other
prophets. They only exist in our world through the transmission of
the Quran. If you don't believe in the Quran, you really have no
reason to believe in them, because there's no actual historical
evidence.
Go to the Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu sallam, you don't need
the Quran to know that he existed. Allah has preserved his existence
on the earth through the Quran, go through the religion but also
through secular history, secular history, meaning non religious
history, just people, people documented that Muhammad existed,
and he bought a religion called Islam and this is what the
religion is, and this is what the book is and this is how you
authenticate the book. And these are how you authenticate his
words. So the prophets I send him His manifest to the religions man
manifest on multiple grounds, okay, on the ground of revelation
but also on the ground of pure history. Okay, so
Oh Khadija the nurse means you are is is is here magic is it's majaz
Oakwood eject means to come out of something you're inside is
something to come out of it. So what it means here, this is a
jazzy meaning jazzy meaning it's metaphorical meaning. What it
means is that you are a people who are manifest. Okay. And therefore
Islam on the Muslim is not a thing to be hidden. Islam is not
something to be hidden, it's something to be manifest. All
right out into the people out for everybody to see. And the Prophet
peace be upon him at every turn, where you have the option of
striving.
And then dealing having to deal with people and hardships, or not
staying home and being pure in yourself. The Prophet always said,
Go and serve, go and spread the word, go and try to change the
situation and be patient with the harms of people. The harms of
people does not mean they just attacked you. The harms of people
could also mean that I don't have time for my own personal, a bad,
it could mean that I don't have time for my own personal
spirituality and devotion. You have to strive for that. Right?
You got to struggle with that. But it because it will take some time
away. And that's part of the struggle, people pull you down
into things if you're dealing with youth, for example. And then we
have our youth attic F coming Friday for girls Saturday for
boys. If you have that youth attic F.
Right.
You can't be mystical. You got you got to deal with people, you have
to talk to them at the level that they're at. They understand. You
can't say I'm in a hot, right.
So it's a hardship. It's definitely a hardship because you
may be enjoying your spirituality and your Eman and your Eva and
your thicket and all of these wonderful things. You may be
enjoying all that. But when you're dealing with youth, you can't you
have to talk to them at the level that they understand. Right.
Okay, you have to so that means what does that mean? That means I
have to be in touch with the world. I got to know what's
happening in the NFL, I got to always have in the NBA. I got to
know what's happening in
I have to have a clue what some of these phrases mean, you know that
these kids always come up with different phrases every day, I'm
going to be exposed to that stuff. Say let's say no less all that
stuff. Haven't seen you in a hot minute all that
you know these things that they find it you know, that's their
slang, it's there was like five slang words when I was growing up.
Right?
And they didn't change for a decade. Now it's like there's a
new slang word every every five minutes. That's not to say that
you're gonna be like that, but you have to have a clue. Right? You
have to interact with these people. Otherwise, what is the
point of the dough? What's your point? When you're going to be
doing and being involved with any group, you're gonna adapt a little
bit to their out of their way of being? Okay. So you have to do
that. And that's going to take away a little bit from your, from
you your other endeavors, your personal devotions endeavors. So
quantum here by the meaning of Kana always. Cana can mean always.
So the verse has two meanings. The verse has the meaning of you were
the greatest of nations, meaning every generation should look at
the ones previous to it.
Now we have to talk about something there too. Does that
means that no nation no generation will ever produce a meaning or an
understanding?
That's unique? No, it's not the case actually.
Damage zoetrope mentioned that the divine openings to people are Oh
are occurring forever. That means I'm a festive in the year 2000. Or
let's say hingedly. Date 1440. What are we 1442. Now, the Hijiri
date of today
can come can come with an understanding that didn't exist
ever before. That's possible. However, it will not contradict
what came before. That's the key. It will not contradict it but he
can come up with an understanding and see something that nobody else
saw before him. That's possible. Right? But the difference is that
it will never be a contradiction of the past. That's the difference
between some of these people like
that I mentioned here that you should never listen to and you
should warn people from because He is fooling over.
Even with his big beard and his topi and sitting in the masjid and
sister brother, and that kind of Islamic talk. All right
so that cut this guy is fooling everybody should be ready
with that big beard. If you don't believe he doesn't believe
Hellfire is eternal. It doesn't believe the Christians. Jews, you
don't even have to be Muslim. You just have to be good in your
context.
Why bother yourself with that? Particular certainly long beard to
even my crew in the Maliki school, beyond 1/5 line call us. And he
shaved the mustache on top of that, right? Why are you burning
yourself with that image? Yeah, because he wants to look
authoritative to people.
Caught by the liberal truck hmm, all of the things the opinions
that you mentioned that he has, yeah, I'll just copy paste
predictable. It's as if he's an agent of some sort. Same like is a
pattern. You think that's the hijab is not fun? You're gonna
most likely also lean towards perennialism land all these other
things line up. It's all the same. hijabs not fun perennialism
LG homosexual is not in the Quran. What do you talk about? It's not
in the Quran. It's why was the entire city destroyed? For what
reason? Right. Okay. Of transgenders, they should get
married.
Right, we should we should be accepting of that. Even this guy
is about to approve of Santa Claus, which even as a joke in
their own
culture, right. So I mean,
if you if he was a guy that was clean shaven and doesn't wear a
topi no one would listen to him right that's why he's got to have
the Santa Claus so that he can go and be listened to this this
massive beard and no mustache so people think he's a Maulana that's
why so he got authority
something's up for this guy. Why are you even debating the
Christians when you believe that they can go to gender to I don't
even see the point.
All right.
Good thumbnail. They're really nice. Also, like when you were
talking about the analogy of like, people that are good people, but
they're not Muslims. I heard this other analogy or it's like,
imagine you have someone who works he's employed by UPS. He works for
UPS. And his job is like, you know for eight hours just to do all
these packages and you know, load all this stuff. But he goes into
the wrong factor. Yep. And he does a lot of hard work right but the
he does it for FedEx.
He goes to UPS and says I did all this hard work where's my waste?
Yeah UPS is gonna tell them we don't care how much hard work you
did you did for the wrong company yeah he's
not only gonna pay you're you're you probably get sued to did was
your mic guns everyone heard that good.
contemplado mutton are courageous so encourage you to as much as you
are manifests upon the truth you are manifests to people, like no
one in the world right now doesn't know what a Muslim is right?
You are clearly apparent to everybody.
If you're on Instagram, if you're on Instagram and you want to see
the whole thing you could go on to YouTube. stuffiness society we
stream tuesday wednesday and thursday
Ramadan hours or two o'clock
we didn't get a really wholesome call come before the what are the
comments center read it out? Yeah, go ahead. You said said I want to
come check from Djibouti and Solomon. He said Mohammed,
Mohammed Habib from the UK. Please read this out. We are 1312 10 and
four years old. We listened with her mama and papa in the car. Oh,
nice. Nice listening in England with Mama and Papa. Nice by Mamma
Mia. That sounds like mashallah, are they is this is like an
Italian family, Djibouti and so that men ASA and Mohammed and
Habib from the UK. Alright, they're there from age 13 down to
four, listening with Mama and Papa in a car all the time. Thanks. And
then he had a question, I think yes. What's the question from
Mamma Mia? Is your life in general recorded on the tablet? Yes.
Everything is recorded on the tablet. Now, here's the question.
That is a very good question by this young man. What we can first
say for sure is where you're gonna go Jana or not that is recorded,
right. But if the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam said
that the pen has stopped, has been lifted.
And the ink is dried, is what the Prophet said. So how could that
that means what's written on the tablet is finite, right?
But we know life in Heaven and * is infinite. It's not finite,
doesn't come to an end. So this brother asked a very good question
on that. Because if it's infinite, wouldn't depend have to write
infinitely.
Okay, so
We must say then that allow alum about what happens in Jannah. But
definitely we know that whether or not the person goes to Jana that's
written
and whether or not there is any need to write any more because
there's no he said he served me there is no hisab means the
accountability. There's no accountability anymore.
So there's no need to document your deeds anymore. That's number
one. Number two, there's no calamities anymore. * is all
calamities a no no goodness. Paradise is all goodness a no
cannot calamities.
So it's a very good question. This young man asks
Mamma Mia
that's the name of his account. Probably his mom's account our
makes me want to eat Italian food right now. While we're fasting
five kids. Yep. was sitting around
with Mama and Papa. Right and maybe some pasta and some Italian
food with with a name like that. Right.
Could wouldn't wouldn't mind some penne pasta right now with you
know the orange vodka sauce. It's not vodka. It's called vodka
sauce. And thin slice pizza. You know, the thin slice not sloppy,
no thin and crispy slice with a cup of s with coke with ice next
to it.
Next trip to New York. We go to those really good pizzerias in New
York. Brooklyn, right. And in Jersey, Connecticut. Connecticut's
even almost a better than jersey, right, but
Jersey, New York, Connecticut, when you go into the regular
pizzerias, the regular ones, you got to look right away if it's the
decor from the 70s That's the first good sign. Like they then
the guy rented the place for two years ago never even changed the
decor ones. Number two, he didn't have a clue. He doesn't have a
clue. Yeah, he doesn't need to his product is so good. Number two,
there has to be one, two or three types of options. Number one
the fact that
to the skinny guy, or both of them, right. Really, really skinny
like so skinny his metabolism is through the roof. The other is his
like his brother, his cousin no metabolism at all. Right? They
have to be like that. Number three,
the Ameri on Luigi style. Number three, they have to be rude. And
the outset on the outset, what do you want know? If you go into
pizzeria and you get customer service be worried. Be very walk
right out the door. Same thing when I go to a DC restaurant. If I
get customer service. I feel uneasy, right?
If I feel like Oh, hold on a second, this person has a clue
about marketing and stuff. Now this is fake. It feels fake. Yeah,
this is fake. I'm leaving right now. Right away. Okay, now that
these Italian guys if you keep going they become your friends.
But at the beginning is what you want. It's like you did something
wrong. Right? So that's that's the SEC now if there is there's
probably going to be like the Virgin Mary somewhere picture of
Jesus somewhere. Then you know, you're, you're in terms of that
pizzeria. You're in good hands if they're soccer, that's extra. But
that's the classic pizzeria in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
Where are the Italians went usually Sicilians are in this
business.
Let's get back to the Tafseer because that food talk, that food
talk was good.
contemplado mutton or collegiately Nursey. So courageous Obrist that
meaning okay, we'll bring that manifest out and about to the
people. But there's a second meaning leanness. What's the
second meaninglessness Liquidmetal fondness for the service of people
meaning for the benefit of people. Okay.
There's another family here watching zada as Joe Hudy watching
with her daughters, Miriam and Nabila. So, you know, tell me what
states you guys I'm curious what states people are from. But now to
the second meaning is new one manifest. So if people are
searching, they shouldn't have to go far you know for sure in this
world that we live in with all these billions of people. The
Muslims have done well in producing in repopulating, you
know, their OMA and spreading out. Nobody really truly has an issue.
Discovering Islam, right, it's out in your face. Everywhere in the
news, it's there. Okay. In any bookstore, it's going to be there
in any online it's all over the place. You know, cutting Benzema
is now like,
the men's like may Tober fully
He removed all the nonsense from his Instagram. Can even Benzema.
He is McDuck enough. I'm telling you, he's a McDuffie. All his
Instagram is deemed right now.
Go to his open up his Instagram and share the screen. Right. His
whole Instagram is Dean Korean Benzema. Do you know that cream
Benzema is probably has a bigger following than Lebron James.
Right.
And he's not even the number one soccer player like in the world.
And he's got more well known. Look, he's doing he look at this
share the page.
Now as a JAMA, as the son of his half is out of showing you skip,
skip that page, but you go to the next pages, it's the I go to those
pages.
It's all he's playing in Saudi, and he's mattina.
He doesn't give a hoot what anyone thinks anymore and the French have
disowned him and he couldn't care less.
And before that, he was a player like everyone else, like, see,
everything's deleted. He's got hijama pictures. Yeah.
hijama fully dressed. No bense none of these girls notice these
clubs that he used to be part of. Right.
Okay, the other one the other day he had the event and he had him
prank picture of him. And look at his he's got 11 75 million
followers. Right and he deleted all his other nonsense, go to the
reels, click on reels,
some posts
so nobody needs to search out Islam. Islam is coming to you is
knocking on your door.
People say if
it's the truth, where is it? What's right there. It's right in
front of you. Alright.
Let's talk about the second meaning. Lynas, the lamb here,
Likud mountainous? Does that mean we go and ask them? What would
serve we serve people? Does that mean by saying hey, what would you
like? What can I do for you? No, that's not the service we're
talking about. We're not talking about like the service industry.
We're talking about what you bring
is for the benefit of people.
What you bring, have a clarification of our origins as
human beings, our destination
after death, these big questions, existential questions, they call
them our purpose of life. This is the number one reason for number
one cause of death amongst the elderly is grief. And the number
one cause of grief is lack of purpose,
purpose of life.
All these major questions? What do we do with criminals? These are
benefits to people we have a clear cut answer, just go to any person
who was not a Muslim, fast forward to the time that they're Muslim.
See if their life is ordered, orderly, and I love to do it the
comparison? Have you got a family of let's say, two brothers 100.
Islam one did it.
Or let's say 100 Islam and three didn't?
Let's fast, don't look at them in the first year, second year, fast
forward to 20 years. See what kind of life they're living. See which
one of them is going to have an offspring and their their name is
going to continue on.
Right? See which which one has what is it that situations like
what are the divorce situations like very, very rarely will you
find the kid who became Muslim, his life went downhill. And those
who didn't become Muslim in our living? Well, there was a man who
a grandfather, who sets his grandson 20 years after the kid
became Muslim. And now he has a family and everything. He said,
You know, I was against this in the beginning. But now I'm looking
at all your siblings, and all your cousins, they're all a mess. And
you're the only one that's got it. Right? Right.
What's the unifying factor? It's a slump. Because you can't say one
for one, one for one. It's not enough. You never know you may be.
That's a one off case. But one use that two to three Muslims and
three, four not Muslim. That's a better comparison. And then on a
larger scale, it continues even Steven Naismith, you know, the
ESPN broadcaster, he said, I love it when a Muslim moves into the
neighborhood. Yeah. He said, There's not be no funny business.
They're going to take care of their house, they're going to pay
their bills, they're going to go to work, they're going to come
home is not going to be loud isn't going to be nonsense. And he said
they have discipline they pray five times a day and they study
fushia Arabic. That's what he
was trying to say first I said future Arabic, right. I mean,
that's
a guy doesn't drink, doesn't fornicator and prays five times a
day. You didn't achieve anything in Islam to us in our world. In
the in the life of massage, you achieve nothing but for them to
In comparison, that's a humongous achievement. You wait, you never
drink. You never go in for an account and you know who all your
kids are? Right?
All that and you don't have STDs and stuff. And and you don't have
10 Credit cards piling up all interest debt
and you pray to God five times a day. That is a humongous big deal
for them. The Stephen A Smith right, talking about this. And for
us. You even if it would you do, go to a masjid and say this is
stand up at the mercy of the podium. I'm talking here with a
brother who prays five times a day and he doesn't drink and he does a
fornicator committed adultery and he knows who all his kids are.
What he didn't do anything. Savant Allah, that's not an achievement
for us. But because the bar is set so high that it's like, easy to
achieve Subhanallah that's a big deal. Telling you basic following
the basics of Islam is a big deal in the context we're living in
today. It's not a big deal when you compare yourself to the
Companions, of course, or your companion if you compare yourself
to some of the scholars of our OMA
but it's a big deal. So how could it get leanness to benefit the
people? That's your job, that's your role, you have to bring them
this truth. You got to explain it to them. And the best way is to
live it to live this religion in the presence of these people.
I'm telling you, we're doing something at the soup kitchen that
I don't see. We are lucky to have this opportunity to be surrounded
by non Muslims who really don't have an agenda against us. Except
maybe they're very hardcore Catholic. So they've inherited
that hatred from the Spaniards. Okay, that's the Spaniards hate
Islam as much as the French.
Alright,
both of them are our
Crusaders, the Crusaders came from one in Spain, against Andalus. And
the French went east
with some British and some German, but mainly, the Crusaders were
French.
And that's why a Frankie is the word for a foreigner. It's word
for a foreigner. It means a French person. Okay, a franc.
And that's why all these Christian Arabs in Lebanon, they have these
French names. They're probably leftovers from the Crusaders.
And so they hate Islam so much. So that may have come some of that,
but mostly not. Mostly not.
Mostly not. Okay. So we're around, we're here in the middle of all
these people who are not Muslim, and we get to, and we have an
advantage over them to, we have an economic advantage over them, we
have a social advantage over them, we can now show that we're going
to use this advantage to help them and not suck anything out of it.
Like we don't want $1 from them.
I'm telling you one of the things we got to get to the
ESL classes here. Gotta be teaching English gotta be helping
the kids with these kids don't do well in school. Because when he
comes home and says, Mom, I don't know what the I don't understand
this book. I don't understand this. This homework, she can't
help them. She doesn't speak English. So the kid barely scrubs
by in school.
It's just going to take time, and it's going to take us to hire a
full time director someday.
But we're not going to get a director through just raise the
funds and pay him no, we're gonna use the funds to build an asset
that will then produce Footloose for a director.
Isn't that make more sense?
So it's good, man.
You gotta be out there for people.
Good.
So how can I would love to volunteer as a tutor? If you're
serious and 100% serious and you can commit a certain schedule you
got you can come all right.
Come today if you can't contact us, all right.
And and and if you're committed, we can make it happen.
And we can even give you a stipend to for your guests and just little
thing to put in your pocket as well because I believe in that you
can't just suck from volunteers either. It's not good. Zahara.
Johari is saying there is now a movement amongst the Spaniards and
themselves in Seville and Granada to come coming back into Islam.
So we hope that's what we hope.
So Sadiq Khan. Oh, you're here. She's actually here doing
bringing some supplies. Right. So if you're serious, then yes, we'll
we'll make a program and
And it'll be like a certain day of the week. And then first come
first serve. Maybe one or two kids have to book and schedule and then
you can sit with them and build and it's better to sit with one or
two, three kids. Okay?
than to sit with random kids every time and you hone in and maybe
even some of the tenants kids, good tenants
Okay,
so this meaning of Linares is so important
now, let's contrast that with the juice
is anything ever about anyone but themselves?
When they speak, like,
why aren't you serving? And why is everyone who got to serve you? Why
is every all the attention has to come to you? Either you're the
most superior the chosen people, or you're the victim.
This is both of them are terrible victimology. Okay. There are
victims at all times every narrated narrative with them all
taught and I'm just generalizing. But you all know this is true,
right? The Jewish narrative is one of the the eternal victim
everyone's out to get us because they're jealous of us. Because
we're so superior
if you're so superior, why can't you defend yourself
in a way that is honorable?
Like everybody else, an honorable defense that people could say yes,
they defended themselves respect them. They were noble in there do
it know when you defend it when you do have a chance to defend
yourself you genocide
where was a time that you had a measured battle? A measured war?
Right? Where okay, we defeat you and that's it. And that's law now,
now that you're defeated, we can move on with life No, no has to be
complete absolute war, absolute destruction. And what is up with
everything constantly is about your superiority. It's you, you
you this such a.
Candace Owens just took on a rabbi about this.
Candice Owens. She's like the proof that the daily wire is
Christian owned. Because Ben Shapiro, if he had owned it would
have fired her a long time ago. He can't stand her anymore. Good. I'm
glad to see that. Our OMA is look at what Allah describes our idea
with number one, the idea is with Dahveed just that alone, but
number two, it's for the service of people go for the hidden of
people by bringing this Deen to them. If an army goes out, seeking
simply to gain the bounty and the the spoils of war.
It's not jihad.
Jihad is the profit defined it leads Hakuna Kadima to Allah heal
Alia so that the word of Allah is Most High, so that the people can
benefit from the religion of Allah and Allah can be pleased that you
went out there. Alright, and spread this word.
Keep your money to your for yourselves. Keep it all for
yourselves.
Okay
tap mode, now three things are mentioned.
Then they're mentioned in the order of what's most apparent, but
not the order of how they actually happen.
Okay, so it's in reverse order of how they actually happen, but it's
in the order of the apparent and I'll give you an example. When you
see a tree.
In most cases, when you see a tree, what do you see? You see the
leaves of the tree right? You see the branches and the leaves. Then
you see the trunk and you never see the roots? Correct. So ALLAH
SubhanA wa Tada says, To muda would have been model for it's ON
HOLD ON Makoto told me Nunavut Allah, you command the right you
forbid the wrong and you believe in Allah.
The belief is the roots. The forbidding the wrong is the trunk.
And the good that comes out of that are the branches. But from
afar, what do you see most? You see,
the last thing to emerge is the most visible and is the most
beautiful of all things because I don't see your heart.
When people don't see our hearts, I can worship here all day and all
night.
And I can go out in the street and people just see a body. That's it.
I can have in my heart, all sorts of lights descending upon my
heart,
and melodica surrounding me and I step outside
and nobody sees any
thing accepts a body, flesh and blood. Right? That's all they see.
So people don't see your heart. So if
it needs to be, we want to, if what's inside is true. It has to
spill outside. If if it's if I'm if I'm truthful, okay, let me take
a bottle here, if I'm truthful that there's water in this bottle,
and not vinegar, and the kids are both clear, right?
Then when I pour it, and you taste it, you should taste water.
If I'm lying, then nothing should come out, or vinegar should come
out. If I have an opaque cup is a better example. I don't have an
opaque cup with me. And I tell you guys, there's water in here. If
I'm truthful, that when I turn it, it should come out. The turning is
the interaction with people. If truly your heart is so good, and
you worshipped Allah, and it's Ramadan, and all these Anwar come
down in Medina, acres surrounding you, if that's the truth, then
when I interact with you something that should happen to me, I should
feel good about this interaction. I should benefit from this
interaction. But if the interaction is you sucking me dry,
and taking advantage of me, then you're a liar. There was no light
in your heart and no Eman or no nothing. Right, there's darkness.
So
commanding, right, comes last. But it's mentioned first because it's
most apparent. That's the reason for bidding wrong has to come
before that. And what's our proof for that is that if you're
somebody who has no discipline to stop yourself from doing Grog,
then when you do good and you succeed, naturally, you will take
advantage of the people, you will abuse your success.
There is no person who could not stop himself from committing sins,
you have to control yourself. And when you can control yourself, you
can control other you can guide other people to control
themselves. Alright, forbidding wrong here. It takes a lot of
faith to any one of us could sit around and tell everyone to do
good deeds. That's not a problem. What is a problem
is telling people what not to do. Telling people this is haram. This
is heresy. This is bad. That's where people take offense to it.
Number one, they don't like it, they find it negative. They may be
the the people who commit those offenses. And I try to always
soften this by saying
when we are when we're studying, we have to preach what we're
talking about. We have to we have no choice. We are even taught even
if you don't practice it because you're weak. You have to preach
it. If you preach only what you practice
shaytaan will be very happy. This is hustle and bustle he said this
and who's the best preacher of his era, hustle and bustle even say da
Isha used to say I want to sit and listen to the young man who speaks
like like, with the words of Prophets. He guides with the
guidance of prophets hasenhuttl bustling, I Isha said this about
him. And she was critical to she was not someone who was just
saying nice words to everybody said I shut up. If she had a
criticism she had, she'd say it. Okay. She's the one who said, Who
is this young man who guides with the guidance of prophets.
So Hudson had busted, he knows about Dow better than anybody
else.
Because he was preaching to all these young Tabin, who had never
met the Prophet, the sahaba. And he had met many Sahaba.
So he's, he's the one who said, if you if you make a decision to
preach to the people, only what you manage to practice shades on
will be very happy. That means nobody will do anything. He said,
rather, speak of what you know, tell everybody what you know, and
then try to go home and practice it yourself. If you fail, you pick
yourself up and try again.
Okay, so forbidding wrong. When you forbid, wrong, I always like
to say to people, listen, no one is expecting anyone to be perfect.
You as the listener is not are not perfect. So I'm going to say
things sometimes I'm going to have to say things. It's in the book.
It's not my religion. I have to say things that you may not
practice. And you may feel awkward about it. And your kids may look
at you. Oh, you do that. Right. So yes, I'm not perfect. You still
have to obey me if you're my kid, though, right?
You still have to respect your authority. You don't expect we
don't expect our parents to be perfect. We don't expect our Imams
to be perfect. We don't expect our shields to be perfect. We expect
them to be sincere. We expect them to try. That's the expectation
that hopefully, they will be that. Okay. Hopefully they will be that.
But we have to understand this. The speaker is not not no one is
practicing this whole Dean. The Prophet himself said this. No one
will try to tackle this whole Dean, except that the dean will
tackle him.
Dean will defeat him. No one's going to be perfect.
But we have to all say the truth.
Speak this truth and say what's halal and what's haram?
And then we have to try to practice it. So that's why the
second thing here, that is not manifest because not a lot of
people do this. Everyone will call you to feed the poor. Right? How
many people will say, hey, people were doing this thing that's
haram. Very few people want to do that. Just like the branches are
very clear. But the trunk, you don't see it as much. You don't
see the trunk as much. And nobody says, let's look at the tree. What
a beautiful trunk. You don't you say? Look at look at this
beautiful, like the branches, the leaves, the shape, all the color
all that? That's what you look at? Nobody looks at a tree is it? Wow,
I love that trunk. Likewise, in a community, people love the good
deeds that we do. People don't love the forbidding of rock. It's
bitter. It's like sandpaper. But I'm telling you
it's the best for you that sandpaper to remove that those
those rough spots. You don't like it, but it's the best for you. And
the worst are the people who do all sorts of good deeds they never
will ever, for better or wrong destroys the good that you do.
That's why do you know what it takes to kill a tree?
If you take bark off
for even a small bit, but you take the bark off all the way around.
So there's a full ring of no bark the tree does. People don't know
that. The reason that we have to forbid the wrong is the wrong
destroys this beautiful stuff that we're trying to do. Right? Like if
we did the soup kitchen and all of a sudden became just a place of
other sins. Yes, we're feeding the poor but there are other sins
happening in this building. Then we're ruining our Dawa. That's
just an example. Same thing in any Masjid. Same thing in any
community. The the the Haram destroys the good. It's almost
like a raccoon in your house. You know that these raccoons, they
they're gonna go on the stove. They're gonna knock the cap off
the stove, the pot and they're gonna eat straight from the pot.
They're wild animals they want to eat.
So when you expel the raccoon from your home, are you now being evil?
Are you now bad? Necessarily, you're good?
You're good. Right? You're necessary.
Likewise, people don't what they don't like about Islam is that
Islam says no to certain things. Alcohol. We're not doing Zina.
We're not doing the waltz. We're not doing a rainbow. We're not
doing all sorts of things we're not doing
that people saw on that part. They don't like that. What they like is
the Buddhism, the spirituality give the Sufis and all that silly
stuff that has no meat and potatoes to it. It's just
sentiments Rumi books. It's just sentiment, there's no meat and
potatoes there. Right? They don't want the FIP and the Sharia and
the write Arpita, etc. But that's where you benefit. Now, that's
really where the benefit is. It's the sandpaper that smooths the
wood out.
So that's why it's mentioned second, because very few people
will do it. Many people will command to the good and few will
forbid the wrong because of the blowback of forbidding Gronk
because the sandpaper nature of forbidding wrong and most people
who forbid wrongs are who
tend to be people who don't have many connections in society
because I can bear the brunt of forbidding wrong but I don't want
to embarrass the my friends. Right I don't want to embarrass my kids
I don't want to mend
you know, someone saying there's a lot of meat in Sufism. Yeah, I'm
not talking about the that. Sufism I'm talking about? The Barnes and
Noble Sufism, right, Barnes and Noble Sufism of it's not even it's
heretical. Even, you know, Barnes and Nobles, the bookstore in
England, they might not have that. They have
what is that white thread or something? No. What's the famous
British bookstore? There's there's another bookstore, Waterstones. In
England, they have waterstone bookstore. It's like Barnes and
Noble. The slam section. It's pasted the half books on
terrorism, anti terrorists books, and the rest is just like fluffy
popcorn goofy Sufi sentiments. That's all it is. It's not even
knows no tariqa in there. There's no tarbiyah there is no a bad it's
just sentimental poems, and perennial aesthetic, you know,
ideas. That's usually 90% of the books in the Barnes and Noble
bookstore about Islam. That kind of Sufism they have no problem
with no Sufism that will say no to your enough's. That's what it is.
Or set your Aki to straight or set your behavior straight, or say no
to your temptations that they don't want that kind of to solve.
Okay,
Some community yeah
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connect him to the brother then
I don't know anything about politics to be quite honest with
you but
you
800 signatures savant Allah, to be honest with you, I cannot I don't
know anything about politics tell you the truth. Right.
Tell you the truth. I don't know anything about it.
So
but
may Allah support you and help you, in your endeavor? To do it
right and do it well, and stuff and represent well?
No, so for bidding wrong, that's the hard part.
And then belief in Allah, nobody sees that at all. That's in your
heart. Now, in reality now, now, let's take another perspective,
the reality of how it happens is you have to have your belief
first. Because that belief is what will tell you
what's right and wrong in the first place. So epistemologically,
you have to believe in this first, in order for them for you to even
know what's wrong. And then what's right. So that's, that's the
second perspective on that. So we bought two TF series, two
interpretations, and understandings on Quantum.
And then Lin, nurse. And then the three things that are mentioned.
We bought two interpretations of each.
Alright, and if you missed that, you can go can go back. Yep.
All right, let's let's start up for q&a.
What is?
Oh, let's take a look at the let's take a look at
on our basement, I said, I told you all would take a look at our
basement. Let's take a look at it.
Okay,
all right, here we go. Let's take a look at our basement. This is
the construction that we've been working towards. We've been
working towards this construction.
There you go. Really nice pictures there. Let's take a look.
Are we on? There we go. All right. So see that's where we're at right
now.
By the way, this is
it, there's no need for volume. I don't think
this is this is good in comparison to what it was. It was a complete
dump. We cleared it out. We redid all the plumbing. So we have no
plumbing problem. We did all the H vac and we're almost done with the
H vac
gate to make sure that the H vac is done right.
That's the guts of the thing that if you do those things, right. All
right.
Then everything so that's going to be the chill room.
The other put some drywall up there. That's a chill room.
There's going to be two bathrooms.
And then there's going to be a kitchenette. Right so there this
is this is where this stuff this quarter is going to be where
everyone keeps their stuff. Keep going.
Right that's another
on the left there you see the bathrooms. They're going to be the
bathrooms. That's the chill room. You're gonna have a TV on one side
a couch under that window. Maybe a table on the side for people to do
some work
that steps to another basement. The soup kitchen side yeah, that's
the steps to the soup kitchen basement.
Yeah.
Yeah, we have to
next
Excuse me.
All right, again, chill room. All right, this is a view from the
left side. Yeah, from the left corner. So to the right. Those
were the bunk beds are gonna go and to the no sorry, to the left
where the bunk beds are gonna go. And to the right. That's another
storage space. And then behind that is the H van
And, and all that stuff. Okay.
Another view there.
Okay, so yeah, so So you see right right up there where that where
those meters are. That's where the bunk beds are going to be. The
bunk beds are going to be put across there. Yeah.
Yeah. And then in this corridor going in to that towards the bunk
beds, we're gonna have a Turkish sitting area there. So right here
No no, this right here yeah right there Turkish sitting area there,
that's going to be like another area for people to show up
your next picture.
All right, so this is from the entrance to the right is going to
be the kitchen. This is the kitchen right? Yeah, the kitchen
is going to be to the right. So this is the kitchen and then this
is all the bunk beds. No, this is going to be Turkish Yeah, exactly.
The back is the bunk beds. This is all seating Turkish sitting area.
Yeah. And there's the middle like storage, middle storage area. And
in front of between the the sitting area and the kitchen will
just be empty space for walking around and stuff. And then what
about this area, that's going to be where we're going to put almost
like not lockers, but
closets, there's going to be space for people to hang up their
clothes.
Someone someone's eating.
So again, there again is the
kitchenette to the right and just an empty space when you walk into
the foyer. Basically we can call that
long, essentially long corridor. Yeah, it's one corridor there.
Like this right here is probably taller than me right? Yeah. Yeah,
for sure. I think when I look because of each
so like if you guys can play this. Yeah, imagine the novelist
All right, here's a video he bought for us. Oh, this is a
horizontal video. Turn our next that's I can't turn anything
unless this is the first one you have. It's the same thing he's the
first he just made it horizontal
so I think we have about four more weeks of work.
That's only four weeks, four weeks and then the finishing and the
finishing is details and we have
you know to pick out all the stuff and pick out the light fixtures
and pick out all that stuff and there's so many details that go
into building something. Right
let's take a quick peek at our launch good see how we're doing on
that
so this will definitely be done by because insha Allah I think for
summer we're gonna for Dotto foot. If we have students do you think
this is that's well we want people to stay there year round. Oh,
that's not okay, I want you we want those year round contracts.
We want those Desi parents the constant rotaries please apply
right with the doctor mom or the doctor dad right?
So mashallah, we're 17 to today wonderful, Mashallah. Really good
for us. 17 two, so get that to 73 That's it back here but they're
British Pound there. Right pound here and pound there
and we'll get there inshallah Tada to get to our goal.
Let's now open up for
q&a. Inshallah. Let's open up for q&a. And read me something from
Instagram,
yeah, read me something from Instagram.
This question is like,
what's your opinion on Ramadan? Muslims who put on hijab pray and
only during this month, revert back to their old ways. One day in
sha Allah, it'll settle in their hearts. That's attitude we should
have towards that. Is that the correct behavior? Of course not.
We know that's not, but
one day it'll settle in their hearts. And trust me, keep feeding
the good when you see people mixing good and bad. Keep feeding
the good.
Right, keep feeding the good one day, it'll settle in not only
that, the temptations of the bad will go away. Reason being is that
as you get older, certain temptations go away. Right. As you
get older, certain Haram is no longer possible for you to do.
Like you know, when these people they when they're young. They may
pray Tada, we and then they all go out to the city and II and hang
out and walk around in the streets until one in the morning. Right?
But you can't do that when you're 35 When you're 40 and you have
kids. So the the sources of badness slowly go away from you in
life.
Then temptation goes down. So what IBLEES has to work with when when
you're young is a lot
of Bliss has a lot to work with when you're young.
But he doesn't have a lot to work with as you get older. Right? It
he doesn't have much to work with any more. And so you start seeing
people get better as they get older.
Kailua, what does that mean? That it was a he have never heard such
a term?
I've never heard the term Hello up. So here what does that mean?
There's no cloud wasa?
There's no cloud was that I know I've never heard such a term.
Did you ever meet Sheikh Mohammed Al Hajj? No, I never met him.
Unfortunately. I wish I did. But it never did.
Okay.
When wiping the head says shake rows.
If a man has a man bun,
does he need to undo it and wipe to the tips in the magic method?
No, he does not need to wipe to the tips. He needs to undo it and
wipe to where the hair stops.
Because the verse says roussy comb. So that means your head and
the hair that's connected to your head to where the hair grows. So
hair stops growing here. So you only have to wait there. And if
you have to have hair that goes down, let's say three, four more
inches. You don't have to wipe that you only have to wipe where
the hair stops growing.
Okay
Instagram, what does it say here? What what do you say to these Arab
nationalists or secularists,
some or Arab Muslims who say that they brought Islam to the people
in Africa, Europe and Asia.
You did or your forefathers did.
tilaka OMA Matome could call it Lahoma casa, but welcome
Microsoft. Those are past nations. They have what they earned you
have what you earned.
They have what they earn, you have what you weren't.
So this is a woman obligated to work if her family wants her to
but she does not.
We can't say she's obligated to work in that case. And they're not
allowed to obligate her to work. You. But if she wants to live at a
higher standard, or if there's a dire need, that you need two
incomes, then she will work for that reason. But nobody can
obligate her to work. If she says Guess what? I'm not working
anymore. I'm going to sit home and rest then. And if we have to
downgrade our life, we downgrade our life. That's it.
How can someone middle aged who has a wife and very young kids
study full time and Teddy, the life seems very difficult and
isolated? Well, it's not really isolated anymore. They have Elon
Musk's Starlink is there now. They have full Wi Fi.
Okay, 100%
connectivity.
That's number one. Number two.
A small amount of money goes a long way. So you could actually
save up for two years of living. I'm not kidding. It'll take you
two years probably depends on what you save. But you could actually
save up
enough money
to go there and live and study full time for two years.
If you work from home,
you might be able to go and work there and work from work from
there.
The it's so cheap to live there.
And the HIV school there is called a believers called Dr. Medina.
For himself Quran and family, people, family men, and the women
can possibly negotiate for them to study at their own schedule at
their own pace. Daughter Mustafa and the women at Zara and see if
there's a Kids program.
And you put your enroll your kids and you live a whole family life
there like that. You wake up in the morning, you go to the class,
she goes to class kids go to classes, and you come back in the
afternoon, go get dinner and eat and then do it again the next day.
Do that for two years, you'll your family be transformed.
Right? What would you really want my mother though, like, except for
certain things like communication and like needs. I guess you need
it but like, really like maybe even just to communicate with his
family. Yeah, just to communicate. So yeah, but besides that you
don't really need much, I think unless he's going to work online.
Yeah, working online can be once Yeah. If you work
Online, earn a couple of bucks here and there. The hadith about
the 10 promised paradise didn't some fight each other and die in
the Battle of the Camel.
They had a disagreement with each other, but they never fought one
another. Intentionally what happened was the heritage sites
were hidden in the camp of it. But he taught him
say to isha taught Hutton Zubayr came out, to discuss with it and
to stop him from moving the Khilafah. So what is that that's a
difference in matter of opinion were to have the caliph is that
religion or is that opinion, its opinion. So therefore, there is no
religion involved in that, what the religion is involved in how
you treat each other regarding the difference of opinion. So say dice
and thought and Zubaydah and a small group of people went out and
to try to stop, say, naughty stand in front of him and make him talk
to them.
So that night, when they slept, the two camps, the heritage sites,
the killers of who would later become the paradise. They were the
killers of Othman, a rambunctious and rebellious group of people.
Younger people, they were in, say, 90s camp, what they couldn't have
was unity. And is to crawl for say Nadi because they nearly had an
ounce. Once I settle everything once the Khalifa settles down,
then I'm going to prosecute them, I'm not going to prosecute them
when my power is still weak.
So they benefit from constant turmoil. So they've embedded
themselves in the camp of Ali said naughty in order to foment
constant turmoil.
So at night, they went out and they killed some from the camp of
St. Aisha, and they killed some from the camp of Satan Ali. So
both sides then woke up.
Both sides woke up and found some of them dead. And they thought
each other had they had attacked one another. And so they went out.
And it wasn't even a battle. It was like skirmishes, it was a
skirmish. It was like, really, a skirmish is the best way to put
it. Right? And there was fighting and everything and even, but it
wasn't like a battle like okay, we're gonna line up, you're gonna
line up, you're gonna send one. It was like, Hey, what is this chaos
and a skirmish developed and fighting did occur. Okay. And then
afterwards, it was thought, Aha, I believe
who are mistaken, who was killed.
He was killed.
He was killed by a man who was in the camp of said naughty.
And he came to say nearly smiling. And he said, Guess what? I
finished all her for you.
Say 90 became so enraged with this man for doing that. He said leave
us now because I heard the messenger of allah sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam the fire is for the one who kills Taha.
So that man left the camp became so depressed
and was just making Toba day and night.
A few days later, word came
that there was a fire in the mountain.
They said Go check what's happening and contain this fire.
They contained it. They said the killer of Tulsa was burned in it
and say nobody said it hamdulillah because now he got that fire. He's
not going to get the next fire. No one dies in a fire in this life
and then gets ghosted no Muslim dies in the fire in this life and
then goes to the fire in the next life. So the the word of the
Prophet was true, but it wasn't the fire we all thought
it was the fire of this world. He got it in the fire this word you
would have gotten either one. Right.
Oops. This is oops Yeah. So Hola. What is how did you get this name
Olga Penza.
What is it and don't tell me it's anime
panda as a kid, yeah.
I got you okay. So the YouTube account was like my my burner
YouTube. Your burner account? Okay, I got you.
Good luck. People who are promised paradise does not mean that they
cannot differ on matters of the world on matters of opinion. As
far as opinion
comes out. We hit our little goal for today. Yesterday we made big
strides today. Hamdulillah 17 Three, it's great. Shallow no like
to push it too much.
Should we working towards a solution and Palestine?
Yes, we should be working towards it.
What is the difference between one
His personal tablet and a low Helma fooled? Well, there's the
documentation of deeds happen in three ways. Number one, it happens
in omole keytab omole keytab is with Allah, nobody sees it that is
exactly what happens on this earth.
Aloha Hilma Foods has it is updated every year.
And it has in it the possibilities of what may happen. If he does
this, then this will happen. If he does that, then that will happen.
And that is a sign of a type of mercy from Allah subhanaw taala,
to show that
it's not simply out of our hands,
I can withdraw or decrease the tribulations I could with good
deeds, increase my blessings, then the deeds are written. So that's
that contains what we do and what will happen to us the book of
deeds, the angels on our right and our left there documenting only
what we do, they don't document what happens to us. And they only
do it in real time as we do it.
And if we go to the bathroom, and we do something wrong, then after
that we're informed if we're a man is alone with his wife, the angels
leave at that time too.
And
then if there's some sins or good deeds, they're informed of it and
they write it down.
That's a difference. Sheikh is the one who never committed the sin
the same as the one who sins in repentance. They're both different
in different ways. Number one, the first one is more pure. The second
one can benefit other sinners more than the first one. That's the
difference. Right? So a person who did live a life of clubbing or all
that stuff? Who can help other people who do that?
The kid who was pure? No, not necessarily the kid who was also
in the clubs. He's the one who could see all those others. Hey,
listen, I know exactly what you were doing. I was there. This is
what happened that's happened. It's not what you think bla bla
bla he can talk to them, they would respect him too. Because he
achieved what they're trying to achieve.
And he left it.
So those types of people can help other people in ways that the pure
kids can't. But the pure pure kids are better and that their pages
cleaner, their heart is cleaner.
And down the line, those pure types can help in ways that the
one who had sinned and repent yet
if seminal fluid is released,
the difference the seminal fluid cannot does not come out except by
force. If it comes out by some bizarre accident, and who knows
how
then you're without intention, then you owe a day.
But no CO Farah,
but in most cases, it only comes out by by force by some kind of
action. So at that point,
you owe cafardo. Right.
And pre seminal fluid does not you don't know anything?
Pre seminal fluid you don't know anything?
Have you heard of the text? Jaffa didn't macdaddy.
Pan if he felt?
Is it haram to find their interpretation of dreams? No, of
course not. We Allah gave us interpretation dreams for us to
know them.
Okay.
Trust to know what the meaning is. What is haram is to speak of what
you don't know. That's haram for sure.
Do you recommend to marry from another country?
The recommendation we got from the
hubbub of Yemen, at least one of the hobbies you said marry the one
who is most similar to you.
In ethnicity, in upbringing, in location, do you have more things
in common? Right? Things will be easier that way.
But it doesn't
take away that it's possible for people to marry elsewhere or
interracial, inter Continental, etc. Interracial and
intercontinental. There could be stresses there. And then inter
religious meaning like a convert and a born Muslim. Three factors.
So the two families they don't share, ethnicity, religion or
location.
So you're gonna have a lot of stressors there. So
You have to get through that together then any tips on creating
the teams creating teams that support each other?
With Huff's
there's no team effort. Everyone does their own thing. Yeah, bring
the people together and do it together. Everything is done best
done together. And the way to do that is not to try to get everyone
together. Just get one person.
After you bond with that person, get a third person. Don't try to
get 10 People get one person once you bond to get a second person.
Once that marinates together, you three of you get the fourth person
Okay, once that bonds, then get the fifth person don't try to get
all 10 together.
What's the best Quran? Tafseer for beginners?
gelatine is translated, yeah, got the gelatine.
It's barely just like word for word to see it almost.
Is it possible to retire in Bedouin areas?
Probably in Jordan. Yeah. But getting the paperwork and stuff to
live there as issue.
Probably in Morocco, yes. If you get the paperwork to live in
Morocco, you'd go out to the south or to the mountains of the north,
and you could live with the mountain men or in the south,
probably.
Yeah. Yep.
Can some of the companions of Asa at the end of time, match some of
the Sahaba that will never match the sahaba. But they will be right
under them?
What is the position of the Medi Imam and Maddie is a regular
person like us. And but Allah guides him need meaning he's not a
prophet. But Allah guides him. And he acts upon the Sharia in a way
that we can objectively judge, he doesn't bring anything No, we can
judge his actions.
And we follow him as a result of that.
We're not going to say there, no one's better than the sob. But we
can say better than everybody except the sob.
Have there been any he had done by any Maliki scholar since the fall
the Khilafah on the method of reestablishing the Khilafah.
Let me mean, they think the method of reestablishing the healer for I
don't know. Like it's what is it going to be you're going to advise
the Khalifa you're going to change the culture of the people that
they will call for the practice of the dean. I don't know that.
of anyone who of the scholars who said that the method would involve
conch a revolution
that I don't think we have
what's the ruling on fasting while breastfeeding?
If you don't maintain insulin levels and you lose milk, you're
allowed to break your fast
but you have to make up called up plus figure
when she makes it up later on, when the baby doesn't need that
milk. She makes up one day and
okay, and you have to feed one poor Muslim. Why because you broke
your fast for somebody else not for yourself.
person here is saying I thought it was Zubayr he could have been
that's why I wasn't sure whether it was Tala or Zubayr. But I don't
I don't think that person killed himself. I think that that person
died in a fire. Fire I remember correctly.
Amara Nick Sherwani a sherry.
I don't know what I know about these is one of those agitative
types.
Talking nonsense. Maybe we should respond to him. Is that what
you're saying?
Why is is Sedna, author man is a descendant of Abdulmutallab law.
He's not know how to say now off man a descendant of Abdulmutallab
law. He's not.
How do you forbid evil without being hated and blacklisted? You
forbid evil by by doesn't have to always be direct. Nobody likes
directness. Nobody likes harshness. So you can have more
Goddamnit right. Mocha divert intro intro, you can introduce the
subject in a way you can put some sauce on the food
that doesn't taste that great. And you can make it very edible. So
what I have to tell somebody and I have to tell a group of people
that something they're doing is wrong.
First, you want to express your view that you liked these people,
that you're friends with them, that you love them. You don't have
to some expression of that sort softens the whole
All thing,
then you have to say that, you know, we all make mistakes. We all
commit sins, like there's no superiority here. And there's no
shock. Like, we're not saying, Oh, you change your life now or you're
going to * straight on or we're gonna talk to you again. No. Like
we're all trained in our life. But this thing here, right here. I
know some of us do it, but it's haram. That's the ruling, it's not
my religion, I don't make up the rules. If I made up the rules, I'd
probably make the rules up to please everybody. And it would be
useless, right?
We don't make up the rules, we all have to try to do this. Right. And
this is the way we are supposed to
do to act.
Alright.
That's it.
We're not angels, we make mistakes. So you basically are
taking some, some very tough thing to say. And you put some sauce on
it. And also we should create a culture where we accept null see
how
we have to create a culture where we accept null see how we have to
create a culture where we should accept some sandpaper. Right? We
should accept it. It's better for us to all have a psyche that we
all have to be willing and ready to be told what you're doing right
now. That's a mistake. But we should also say it in a nice way.
Otherwise, why would anyone want to be there? What Oh, Quinta,
five, Villanova, Louisville, Colville and Fadiman Holic Allah
says to the Prophet, if you are harsh and hard hearted then I'll
leave from you.
Okay, all right, let's wrap up here. When I make intention for
totowa isn't knuffel or Sana if just the intention of Tata has
sufficient and even if you mess that up, Neverland sunnah doesn't
make a difference in the medical school you're you're getting your
reward you don't have to specify that this is totally This is so no
this is nothing no when you stand into
the lines of Tada we can you know this is totally that's enough.
But Tada we have this one because it has a name and
and in the medical school if a if a non obligatory prayer has a name
is the sun if it doesn't notice nothing
All right, we gotta go folks a lot of good questions here
if you intend fetch it every time you pray Tada we're or to hear to
the masjid Is this a good way to make up Kadosh Salah
in the chef a school they allow that they allow as long as the
prayer looks the same in the chef a school that
you can pray your foot behind
someone else's sunnah. But as long as the prayer looks the same, so
to Rock Gods out loud that's what Vegeta is right to it because out
loud.
So that's what they they do allow for that.
But you can't it can't pray. Makeup Kedah have a thorough
behind tearaway because that's to Rakas.
And that's out loud. And the hood will be silent.
What should a new Muslim say during prayer if he doesn't know
the proper terminology, a he could take a piece of paper and he could
read
in Latin letters, English, but Arabic, meaning Alhamdulillah
habla mean a L dash H A M D like that. He can read it
until he gets it down. If he can't read it, he can simply say La
ilaha illAllah.
A certain number of times, right like the same length that it would
have taken for someone to read Facha that's how someone would do
it.
What do people want to cut your country don't want to get married?
Is there such a thing? Is there such a country nobody wants to get
married?
In Korea,
Korea has very low marriage rate. So marry outside the country. You
have an interracial marriage. The birth rates are insane. Yep.
What's the correct opinion on wife living with the in laws if you're
financially struggling, the father in law, there is a mom to her. So
she doesn't have to cover and father her father in law, but she
does have to cover in front of her brother in law. That's a problem.
The brother in law she has to cover so how is she going to live
comfortably and relaxed if they're, let's say three four
brother in laws. That's a problem.
How to use to forbid evil without feeling depressed because everyone
blacklists you and hates you. So you fix your ratio. If
Every time you see people you're forbidding wrong, you're going to
be rejected. That's like somebody's got too much spice in
the food, too much salt in the food, can't eat it.
So you got to put a balance in your interaction with people so
that first of all, when we interact with people, it doesn't
always have to be Dean in the first place. It had been our best
used to not come out for classes, sometimes.
We just sit with the terrain and not give class and this is give us
classes.
He said that you will get bored eventually.
Right?
You get bored. If you push too much. The sicknesses of the heart
come out. Don't push too much. So shouldn't always be Dean all the
time. And then within the dentist should always be forbidding wrong
all the time.
Is it true that you're hitting your head late? He's the most
honorable? Well, he's definitely one of them. He's definitely one
that I remember. him is his best student. Yeah, he'd been Yeah, hit
me lathe is one of the most honorable student and Chef he of
course was the most
accomplished of his students. So much so he opened his own method.
Okay, it will be will say nice to be from our Alma
Yes.
It's Allah valid doing Wahhabi Salafi? If you're, if if that
person is merely looks like a selfie, or Wahhabi, that's not
going to be a reason to invalidate the salaah behind him. If he's
explicit that Allah has a body and is inside of a location. You have
an issue, unfortunately, or some of the other explicit things
Mikado Ellison,
that's going to be a problem.
All right, so Qasim Mahmoud. Yes, we answered the question. Is life
in Jannah. Recorded on the lower? Yes, we answered that question.
And we said that for sure if the person enters Jannah we know
that's but we don't know. I don't know if it's written.
Because the province said the pen has been lifted and the ink has
dried is that for for for this life.
And then the the pen is writing the ones eternal deeds and
Paradise because number number one, Paradise life in it is
eternal. Therefore the pen will be writing for eternity. That's the
one thing number two, the pen is written to write your deeds and to
write the things that are going to happen to you in this life. The
next life, there is no like Qatar and Qatar in that way in the sense
of bad things happening or in the sense of hisab taking account of
your deeds because there's no good deeds and bad deeds.
So, is there a need for there to be written? It ultimately we have
to ask see if any of the scholars got an answer from them
all right, who should I reach out about to about the tutoring, you
reach out to Islam the head of the division and you tell him that
I like the idea. And if we could make it happen I suggest we up
Pick a day of the week, homework day, one or two days a week, one
hour each time
and then we're going to advertise it heavily for two weeks get
signups make it official and then eventually whoever comes try to
develop one or two or three students that you truly help a lot
is better than helping 20 students a little bit Okay
any such thing of no time beyond time concepts, ie book closed and
open inks still dry
and is it recommended to delay I should yeah, you can delay it for
a little bit but not to half the night. Not more than half the
night.
Alright, ladies and gentlemen, we have to go to Zack Qumulo Clayton
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software according to where they call us, in Santa Fe, of course.
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