Suhaib Webb – Addressing Injustice – The Impact of Race and Religion on America
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The speaker discusses the importance of investing in the healing of Muslims, citing the example of a woman executed in front of her stove with mental health issues. They argue that the message is not a mandate for secondary issues, but rather a louder mandate to heal people. The speaker also mentions the importance of identifying the mantra and forgetting the true mandate in order to heal people.
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You're concerned.
So in America, like, we should be invested
in the fact that a woman was public
executed in front of her stove, who has
mental health issues. We know if there's a
white woman next to a boiling pot of
water, she would have never gotten shot. Like
that's just the reality of it all.
But Muslims, we're arguing about meat, mortgages, mad
habs.
We have a mandate for people, not a
mandate for secondary issues. But the signs of
a defeated community is that it makes its
own particulars, its mantra, and forgets
its true mandate,
to heal people.
One of the things that the prophet stopped
in in the in the Arabian Peninsula was
what?