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follow this idol
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Those people who are promoting it, like Salzman,
like Ben Shapiro,
they have blood on your hands. You're you're
actually a Mossad agent.
Jew is tolerated
in Islamic lands
as long as he has the status
of a dimmit. Don't you dare ever criticize
Islam. Ben Shapiro's,
document is saying
enemies, civilian casualties,
okay by me. Perfect like gaslighting? It's like
it's it's the definition of That's exact definition
of gaslighting.
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Greetings and peace. Welcome to the Dean Sharmody,
your host. We got another
exciting
program for you,
for my next guest, doctor Shadi.
Good. I love you very much. I love
all the work that you're doing. When I
was ready to talk about this, I would
only talk to you.
Thank you for having me. How are you
doing? Very good. Very good.
So
for
the audience that's not familiar with you, can
you tell us a little bit about yourself?
Well,
Egyptian background,
but New Jersey born and raised,
spent 10 years outside of New Jersey
trying to study the deen and the sharia
both with shiuch
and also,
in an academic setting.
I much preferred
studying privately with,
scholars,
than in the academic setting. And I spent
a total of 10 years outside of New
Jersey
between that and then teaching,
at different universities
until
I decided I wanna go,
into the daoosphere
outside the academic setting where we can openly
be Muslim and practice our deen and call
to it. And so,
I came back to New Jersey,
joined the New Brunswick Islamic Center, and started
a type of learning
hub or institute
called Safina Society.
And you can learn about it at safina
society.org.
And we have online classes. We have a
livestream,
and now we have a soup kitchen.
So all that in conjunction with the masjid
has provided for the community a lot of
different things to do.
So I'm very happy with our community, and,
it's so important, you know, to be part
of a community in this day and age.
I wanna get your reaction
to a certain,
who's considered an academic Mhmm. An intellectual.
I don't know if you ever heard of,
Gad Saad.
I heard the name. Never watched this stuff,
but I heard the name.
He's
from Jewish background, I believe. Do you have
something against Jews?
No. As a Muslim cleric? Nothing inherently against
the girl. Schooling as you were coming up
because you've studied in many different places. Does
it did it teach you in your,
in your religion, Bazarrah religion,
to hate to hate to be anti Semitic?
Well, why don't why don't you look at
it like this? Does Islam allow a man
to marry a Jew?
A Jewish woman? That's a good point. So
he's gotta love her. How are you gonna
how are you gonna hate someone Yeah. You
can marry? And how about this? They're gonna
have Muslim kids. Right? They're gonna have kids.
That kids will be Muslim. Right? Yeah. He's
gonna hate his mom.
Right?
That woman is gonna be in the community.
She's gonna have sister-in-law. She's gonna have a
mother-in-law. You're gonna hate your daughter-in-law. You're gonna
hate your sister-in-law.
It doesn't work like this. Like, just by,
luck of the draw of how you're born,
it's by how you're treated.
These are important points that people really don't
think about. There's this individual, and he's, he's
been on the Joe Rogan podcast. He's been
around, and many people
are taking to many of the things that
he said. I've he started popping up in
my timeline. Does that ever happen to you
in a Yeah. He he started popping up
in my timeline too. Too? Okay. Yeah. And
he was being attacked, apparently. So I but
I didn't get the whole picture. I didn't
see the whole you know these, public figures
are almost like their own little reality TV
shows in themselves,
and they have their own rivals and enemies.
And
so I didn't I didn't, ever get into
that, but why don't you tell me a
bit about him and what he said? Yeah.
So he was popping up in my timeline.
I see him before,
and Joe Rogan back a few years back,
he was bringing on people like this, and
he really had this different view from now.
I think he's changed a lot. I don't
know if you know it, if you've heard
of Joe Rogan. Mhmm. He's changed a lot.
Academically, we brought on some imams and others
who would kind of critique some of the
things his guests were saying, and we were
point by point, just go ahead. And the
blunders that the guests were making, some of
the purposeful statements that are out of contact,
we just academically, point by point,
we responded
to many of these things, and then he
was one of those guests. So that kind
of time passed, forgot about everything. He started
popping up in my timeline. Mhmm. And I
would see, like, I was like, hold on.
What's he doing? And it seemed like he
in a sophisticated way, he's
bringing up things
and he's planting seeds
of hate, which I he's like planting seeds
of hate. He he's it seems like, and
I'll let you judge for yourself, He's trying
to put seem like Muslims are really after
Jews. Like, Muslims have really hate Jews. He
talks about his his experience
his experiences growing up in Lebanon or something.
So I'm gonna play this clip Okay. And
then see how you would respond to some,
some of this. The Palestinian
Israel
conflict
has
nothing to do with land. It's an existential
battle.
Palestinians are always the noble victims. The antisemitism
on campus. That's the antisemitism
that simply comes from faulty education. The antisemitism
that comes from the Middle East is
inherent to the doctrines
of that faith. The Jew is tolerated
in Islamic lands
as long as
he has the status of a dhimmi. Don't
you dare ever criticize Islam. That's Islamophobic.
Any land that has ever been occupied
by Islam
Islam can never revert to anybody else. So
if you have diabetes,
it's the Jew who caused it. If your
wife cheated on you, it's the Jew who
put those thoughts in her hands. So if
he's saying that familiar? Does it ring a
bell now? Yeah. I mean, I've seen his
face before. I didn't know that this was
his position.
But And I've invited him on. I invited
him on to speak to people like yourself.
I said, come on. You know? You keep
popping up my timeline. Come and talk with
us. Come and talk. I wanna give him
the benefit of the doubt. Maybe he's
I I mean very misinformed. I mean, if
this was the case, what about the last
1000 years? I guess we weren't practicing. Our
forefathers weren't practicing Islam properly. Mhmm.
Because
Jews have been living in Egypt
for a long time. Yeah. In Palestine, Jerusalem,
and all those areas, Nazareth,
in Morocco,
in Iraq. Mhmm. Avi Shlaim
is an
Iraqi Jew.
Who's that? Avi Shlaim. Yes. He's a Iraqi
historian. Uh-huh.
And his whole history
was that the Iraqi Jews refused to leave
Iraq to go to Israel. They didn't wanna
migrate. Iraqi Jews refused. Yeah. They didn't wanna
migrate. They were happy in Iraq. Uh-huh. What
he discovered and, of course, he had to
take it back, and he he walked it
all back, but he was persona non grata
in Israel for a while because of this.
He went and he discovered that Mossad agents
blew up synagogues. You're you're actually a Mossad
agent.
Ow. Blamed it on Arabs, dressed up as
Arabs, dressed up as Arabs. Is this conspiracy
theory? No. No. This is history. This is
history. This is history. He became persona non
grata in Israel because of this, and he
had to say, oh, I may have misread
things and I have whatever. But look up
the history of Abhislaim
is that he's an Iraqi Jew
who discovered that the Iraqi Jews did not
wanna leave Iraq
to move down to Israel.
Israel wanted them.
Right?
So the Mossad then blew up synagogues,
blamed it on the Arabs, and say, you're
not safe. Come over. Right? So if
the inherent
law of Islam is that we must
hate Jews,
show me one verse that says that, that
you must hate them. No. The Quran will
tell us what they've done wrong so we
don't imitate it. So we don't fall in
the same trap. Mhmm. The same mistake.
Saying essentially the first this first nation, they
made mistakes.
The Christians, they made these mistakes. You don't
make these mistakes. K? This is the message
of the Quran. When the Quran looks and
says and tells you what they've done and
what they did to Moses that wasn't right
or Jesus that wasn't right is so that
you, Muslim, don't do that with your law,
with your prophet.
But show us a verse that says go
hate them all. It's childish. It's like this
is the stuff that uneducated person is gonna
swallow and believe.
Right?
Where we just said earlier,
does not does doesn't a Muslim Sharia allow
a Muslim to marry a Jew? Yes.
How then he's gonna marry someone that he
hates and produce a child from her who
is a Muslim? Is he supposed to hate
his mom,
or the rules of the mother still apply?
So the rules of the mother is the
mother is the top, the one that you
owe your loyalty to, that you owe your
goodness
to. Why? Whether Jewish or Christian. If you
did like a Jordan Peterson, you went into
his psyche and stuff. I mean, you got
some experience,
dealing with people. And
how would you reading people how would you
read so why what's he is this is
he doing this because he just hates and
he's projecting his hate? Is he doing it
because he's getting paid? Why would someone who's
an an academic, an intellectual
he he should know this history you're talking
about.
Is he projecting? That seems to me maybe
what it is is,
and he's trying to find himself some
way around the reality. The reality is that
you,
your people that you support,
have inflamed these Palestinians
by oppressing them generation after generation. So there's
a 1948, then there's 19 68 or 69
and 67. Sorry. And there are many other
wars afterwards. And he said it's nothing about
the land. Nothing about the land. Then what
what about the Muslim the Jews that lived
everywhere else? Palestinian groups, leaders, military groups saying,
we have nothing against Jews. We tolerate Jews.
We lived with Jews 1000 of years together.
The 300,000
people left Spain.
Where did they leave to? China, Japan,
Australia? No. They left to Turkey, they left
to Algeria,
Tunisia, Morocco. Albania in the 2nd world war,
it was a small Muslim country,
and they had few 1,000 Jews there. Nazis,
Germaners occupied Albania,
but non single Jew was killed in Albania.
You know where the Muslims
were hiding the Jews? They were hiding them
in mosques, in basements,
in in in in all types of places,
and they saved all these 5,000 Jews in
Albania. We're gonna live together as the same
as it was everywhere, as the same as
Jews lived in Turkey,
Algeria, Morocco,
in Iran till now peacefully with harmony without
any problems in In Islamic country. How about
in Turkey? There were Jews. Bosnia. In Bosnia.
There were Jews. To this day, you had
Jews who fled, and they flourished. They're in
Bosnia, Albania, the Besa. You heard of the
Besa. That's Islamic concept. You know,
honoring your guests, taking care of, you know,
giving your word, and they wasn't even in
France. They were forging documents for Jews, a
particular one for the Nazis. In France, we
have there's documentation that Muslims brought in Jews.
Let me ask you this question.
If a group hates another group,
the simplest, silliest,
most reductionist way of going about it is
say he hates me because of who I
am. Mhmm. Right?
Even America, they stop saying Arabs, Muslims hate
us for our freedoms, Right? When they used
to say after 911. Yeah. You remember that?
It's like you are going to the laziest
possible trope,
reduction of the matter to something that's not
believable. Mhmm. As easily you can find evidence
against it,
maybe they're hating you because of something you
did to their fathers Mhmm. And has become
right, about what happened to whom? Like, we're
we're sitting in family night in our masjid,
and a man casually picks up his phone.
He says, look at this. We went last
summer,
and we found our
grandparents'
home. And our grandparents lived here,
and they were kicked out. They had to
flee
on the spot.
In one of these documentaries, they tell us
that the Jewish,
the the Haganah soldier in his old age,
he says, we walked in the house. We
found nobody in the house,
but the coffee the steam was coming out
of the coffee.
That means people were just living here. This
morning, they woke up. Wow. And because of
this nakaba,
they saw that we're coming, they fled. They
didn't even pick up anything.
Right? The a family was living here this
morning. The the steam was still coming out
of the coffee,
and they ran. So these terrible deeds
that were done, are they just gonna be
backspace, deleted, forgotten? And you're gonna now say,
it's not because of the deed. It's because
of my identity. No. You could
okay. So racism is bad. Right? So does
that mean What a flip
in manipulation. Complete manipulation. So racism is bad.
We all know that. Because it
in in anything that you're born with, no
one can hate you for something that you're
born with. No one could be against you
just for somebody. It's unfair. So racism is
bad. Does that mean there's never gonna be
a conflict between a white man and a
black man? That is not a valid conflict.
Right? So black well, does that mean that,
the black man will never ever do anything
wrong again? Of course, he's gonna commit crimes.
He's gonna do wrong things. White supremacists will
commit crimes to do wrong things. It may
be they happen to be white, happen to
be black. Right?
Incidentally, he's black.
So there's the incidentally
part of things, but there's the action that
the person did
that is likely the reason for hatred.
I mean, if anyone with some kind of
I mean, he he's got the
the enough degrees.
Let me ask you this.
The Khaleji Arabs, the Gulf Arabs,
are very much open to trade and business
Mhmm.
And good relations
with Israel. Right? There are pro they were
up to now up to almost normalized completely.
Right?
So is there something inherently different about the
religion of the Gulf Arab and the Palestinian?
Yeah. How about
when Anwar Sadat went and made peace?
Egyptian across the,
the next country over. Is there anything inherently
different between the Palestinian and the Egyptian
in his religion that one made peace and
one doesn't?
The Egyptian yeah. The difference was the Egyptian
wasn't aggressed upon and abused and his family
home taken Yeah. And his land taken. That's
why it was easy for them to make
peace. He he he gives some, some stories
of growing up as a kid. They couldn't
wear the star of David, and
everything was blamed on the Jews. It was
an atmosphere of hate Where? In Lebanon. Is
there something going on in Lebanon specifically there
that would have him and this is he's
just talking about he's narrating,
his own experiences.
And it sounds a lot like,
and this is gonna come off badly on
some people, but I'm just asking a question.
All history of Israel begins with the pogroms
the pogroms
and the holocaust and before the holocaust. Russians
killing Jews,
Hungarians killing Jews,
Germans attacking Jews, all these nations attacking Jews.
Right?
These nations didn't all know each other. They
didn't all plot this. They didn't all plan
it. But it happened that the whole history
of Europe is Christians attacking Jews.
And then Theodore Herzl came, said we need
a country for ourselves, and the rest is
history.
Right? But
instead of just saying like, the premise here
is that the Christians
were hating Jews for being Jews,
not any other reason.
I'm saying,
why do I need to swallow that premise?
Why couldn't there actually have been a justified
conflict
between the 2 and then one went to
excess.
Right? Like, we can't doubt that the Christians
went to excess
in their attacks on Jews,
kicked them out, killed them all Mhmm. Etcetera.
But just because one side went to an
excess does not mean the other side also
didn't contribute to the fight a little bit.
Right?
So there could be blame on both sides.
And then one side went to excess in
their hatred and their anger.
So not so
I know this is, like, in the woke
culture, this is a crazy idea, but it's
actually very simply, factually accurate. Not everyone who
is a victim is a 100% blame free.
Right? So if I come here and I'm
your guest and I start,
you know,
acting crazy and knocking stuff over.
Mhmm. I'm wrong. Like, I knock over this
camera, and it's a, I don't know, how
many $1,000 camera. Now you're a jiu jitsu
fighter. Your son's a jiu jitsu fighter, and
you send me to the hospital. Right?
Who looks bad?
You do. Right? Yeah. But I'm also not
blame free. Right? So just because one side
is severely beaten down
does not mean there's no
instigation here. And that's all I'm saying is
that when someone like Gadzad comes to say,
in Lebanon, they did this to us.
Rewind the tape.
Rewind the tape and ask yourself, what did
you do to them? This is narcissism.
Okay.
What did a kid comes from school, nobody
likes me in school. Okay. Let's rewind the
tape. What did you do to them?
Right?
And we are in a culture in Islam.
All all church our culture comes
summarized in the Quran.
The woman who seduced prophet Yusuf.
When she comes clean,
she said, I'm the one who did it.
And I will not make excuses for myself
because the ego commands
to evil.
Our culture in Islam, anyone who has a
successful relationship
as a marriage, in a business, in anything
in life takes responsibility.
Take responsibility.
Oh, they hate me. I
our mentality is if somebody doesn't like you,
k,
go check if that person has issues with
everybody else.
If that person has issues with 30 other
people, don't worry about it. He's got the
issues. If that person gets along with everybody
but they hate you,
you probably did something.
That's my mentality. That's how I raise my
kids and how I my mentality with myself.
If I come up have an issue with
a person and I find that person is
has issues with everybody,
I say, amen. So and so, me and
him, got an issue. He said, oh, me
too. Oh, guess who else? Him too. I
said, okay. I'm I'm good. He's the one
with the issue. He's an argumentative person. Mhmm.
But if I find everyone says, oh, him?
He's a great guy. And I go to
the next one. He you have a fight
with him? He's a great guy. Then I
know I did something wrong. Mhmm.
Even if I didn't do something wrong, there's
a mistake,
the approach you should take to a relationship
is
I'm gonna put my ego down. Hey. What
did I do wrong? If I did anything
wrong, I apologize.
Not
this narcissistic view that
you who don't like me because I'm me,
because I'm an Egyptian. Mhmm. Oh, you don't
like me because,
I'm brown, because I'm tan, because
I'm Muslim.
No. Because I'm from Jersey.
No.
That's not how it works, relationships. And anyone
who's narcissistic like that, his marriage won't work.
His businesses won't work. Nothing's gonna work. My
intention of even bringing up the person like,
Saad, God, and what Nagad,
bringing it up is not to smash the
guy Yeah. But to
talk with him and reason with him and
even invite him to talk with us. I
wonder if he has any Muslim friends, you
know, to go ahead or
or to come out and discuss,
some of these issues and there might be
some because Islam is perfect Mhmm. We say.
This is from the creator of the heavens
and earth. Muslims are imperfect. So a Muslim
can make a mistake or Muslims. Right? We're
not tribalists.
Uh-huh. Our people, as the prophet sallallahu alaihi
wasallam said,
he quoting
a pre Islamic saying. Yes. The pre Islamic
saying was wrong. The pre Islamic saying was
support your brother,
oppressor or oppressed. Yeah.
So the Sahaba knew this is not right.
True.
But the prophet, peace be upon him, said
it in a gathering.
And the Sahaba said, oh, mister of Allah,
how do we support our brother if he's
the oppressor?
Right?
Well, the first premise
here is that a Muslim can be an
oppressor. We could be wrong.
And the prophet then said is by stopping
him from oppressing. So we recognize a Muslim
could be wrong.
A Muslim can be,
racist. A Muslim can all those things as
an oppressor.
Right? He can be
a hater of Jews in the wrong. Right?
And he could be a hater of some
race in the wrong, and our job is
to stop him from that.
The bonds of brotherhood aren't broken because a
Muslim commits a sin. The bond of brotherhood
is still there because he's a Muslim,
but the responsibility of brotherhood is to correct
him. So
could a man like God, Saad, be totally
a victim? It's rationally possible.
It's rationally possible that
the kids he played with in Lebanon inherited
hatred from their fathers,
And their fathers did a blanket statement. We
hate all Jews. And he became the victim
of that. Is that possible? A 100% it's
possible.
Alright?
It's very possible. There's not there's nothing here
that's gonna promote that,
Muslims are never gonna make a mistake. Yeah.
Let's touch upon one more thing
from his interview, and it's interesting these, like,
these relationships are being started. Like I believe
this is an Indian interviewer,
someone who might be of the Hunditva.
Yeah. Hunditva, what is it? Hunditva. Hunditva. So
you have all these strange alliances happening to
kinda gang up to come after it. It's
let's go to this next clip. It's always
viewed through the lens of, you know, until
1948,
the Jews
and Muslims lived in perpetual loving peace
in that area.
And then these really nasty
guys from Europe that have absolutely
no link to that land called Israel,
absolutely none,
came
along, and then they took over that land,
stole it, and since they've been engaging in
a 75 year
genocide.
Now not not a single syllable of that
is true,
but yet that is the message that it
that is promulgated
in on every campus. So it wouldn't be
surprising then that if I am a pro
So one point I wanna make about this
is that
in the,
war
of ideas,
saying something outrageous
to shift the debate
from Palestinian babies being killed.
He's now try shifting it now
to everyone hates truth. Is this perfect like
gaslighting? It's like it's it's the that's the
exact definition of gaslighting, and the way to
do it is to go so extreme
that it can't you can't ignore it. Right?
Yeah. And that's exactly what Trump did in
his campaign.
He's a manipulator of reality. He has no
sense of fixed reality.
By going
so far off
in in extreme
an idea that nobody can ignore.
Right? All these Mexicans are a bunch of
rapists and stuff. Nobody can ignore it, but
now what are we talking about?
You got everyone on the defensive now. No.
We're not rapists. No. Mexicans are not rapists.
Right? What he by pushing it, it's almost
like the Overton window concept, which is that,
it's like the law of averages.
Right? When you when when you throw a
discussion way off course,
the middle now has changed. Mhmm. And that's
what I feel that he's doing.
And now,
in a world that is watching
some of the most
worst,
you know, deaths and injuries that are happened
to kids and and Palestinians and hospitals and
everything,
in that world that we're living in, and
we're all seeing this in 4 k,
he's now coming and holding himself to be
the victim.
Wow.
Right. I mean, you just took it way
over here,
and now you got the conversation. And whoever
he pulls into the conversation, no matter what
side you're on, he's won
because he's pulled you away from the actual
discussion that should be happening. So he's got
enough degrees. He's got enough educate he knows
what he's doing now. He's I'm sure he
knows what he's doing. And saying some absurd
things like, oh, my wife cheated on me.
It's the Jew. My it's raining. It's the
Jew. So taking it so far
to make somebody say, no. No. No. No.
We don't let we don't hate Jews. Wait
a second. That should not be where our
energy is going right now. Our energy should
be going to the one oppressed the most
Mhmm. Which is right now, the Palestinian.
Yeah. Right? And that's this is reframing the
issue
by going to a, an extreme that forces
you to respond. I'm gonna go to the
go move it
along. And, again, if he accepts our invitation,
you or
anybody else who I'll talk to anybody. You're
ready to talk with someone like Saad, Why
not? Yeah. Okay. Beautiful. Saad, you see, we're
giving you an invitation. Come come to the
table of peace and understanding. We're trying to
understand you, trying to understand us, and that's
how we can learn to get along better.
So there's a quote here. It says, the
genocidal mentality
of a
lot of Zionists,
this is a Ben Shapiro
before the war, and you give a,
quote
where Ben Shapiro's,
document is saying
enemies, civilian casualties,
okay by me. Yep. And then it goes
on to say, you wanna say, it doesn't
happen because the country makes it a po
makes a policy. A genocide happens because all
the people want it to happen enough.
People want it to happen. When you have
a man like Ben Shapiro,
who has a fall a big following,
is one of the founders of the Christian
based conservative daily wire funded by
a Christian and a Zionist,
all of their people except for Candace Owens,
and,
we commend her for that, have been extremely
pro Zionist Israel cheerleading, having no sense of
condemnation at all
for any
thing that Israel does. And if you say
a single
word,
this is a little move that will have
you
called anti Semitic.
I mean, this is you? That's me. Let's
add to that let's add to that Saltzman
lately,
recently, I should say. Who's that? A politician
out of Florida
Okay. Was asked
elected. She was elected into some office or
other. Yeah. How many Palestinians
is enough
dead? She was asked. She was asked. And
her answer, all of them. Right? So a
genocide doesn't happen,
because a government says, hey. Let's do genocide.
People aren't that stupid, right, to put it
on paper like that.
A genocide happens, though, when it becomes
millions upon millions upon millions of people
are totally okay with it. They totally view
this the opposition as an enemy,
as an animal, and they totally view the
one doing it
as a necessary relationship. I cannot go without
this relationship. Whatever they want, I'm gonna give
it to them.
Alright? And we all have situations where sometimes
you are so, like, leveraged.
Whatever the person asks you, you're gonna give
it to them because you're that that happens
in life, and it happens in politics.
So it happens a a genocide happens when
millions upon millions upon millions upon millions of
people are accepting of it.
Go under,
the comment section
anytime
one of these figures
posts something about
the Palestinians,
like a Palestinian baby being killed. It's insane.
Look
at the comments and the inhumanity of people.
Right?
Oh, they probably put the baby up,
put her in the line of fire.
Right? Oh, they they they put their offices
underneath the hospital purpose. Oh, these are alligator
tears.
K. When there's, like, blood flowing down her
face.
People lost their humanity. And when I click,
I click on the profiles to see to
get myself a micro image of who's saying
this. When I click on the profile, you
know what I find? I find a regular
woman
in
middle America somewhere. The rest of her tweets
are like, I baked a I baked a
pie. We're going to Thanksgiving.
We're going to watch a football game. Blah
blah blah. My daughter's at cheerleading today.
A regular human being
who has beat her,
church or what have you has steered her
into
being having the gall
to make a comment like that under
a child that just got killed.
Right? That to me is a big sign
that this genocidal mentality has spread far and
wide.
Right? And those people who are promoting it,
like Salzman,
like Ben Shapiro,
they have blood on your hands. Everything that
you do, that you post, you're responsible for.
Right? And if a million if it takes
a, 10,000,000 people
to commit a crime,
right, as as as ghastly and as big
as a genocide that we're seeing and probably
we haven't seen the end of it, Every
single one of them has some of that
blood on their hands for supporting it.
Right? And in some cases, maybe even not
speaking out against it.
I wanna get into,
we'll call it the strange relationships. Mhmm. And
we're seeing this, with Ghad Saad. You have
this and others who are bringing on some
of these, extreme
Hindutva, and they're combining with them. Have you
seen this also? Yep. Yep. It's interesting. Yeah.
Alright. And then you see right now what's
happening. I believe it's
like 80%, if I'm not wrong, 70, 80%
of Zionists are actually Christian. Mhmm. So I
wanna get into I interviewed a pastor, a
Christian pastor
who kind of unpackaged this for me, and
then you can tell me. I'm just for
the audience,
I'll go through this real quickly.
What's said is that for the 1st 1800
years of history,
that Christians had no concept of this pre
tribulation, this rapture Mhmm.
That became it's prevalent today.
And the first phase, you had this not
John Nelson Darby. And in 18 thirties, he
went out and he got all of these
strange, extreme teachings, put them together.
And then in the second phase, you had
a con man by the name of, Cyrus
Scofield, who was, a con man. He went
to jail, came out, never went to seminary
school
or, Christian theology school or any of these
things, but he ended up getting his DD,
doctor of divinity.
He meets a man who is connected to,
or knew
John Nissen Darby, and he taught him these
teachings of
of,
many of these, the rapture and things that
are connected to what we have modern day
that's connecting it to, state of,
the Zionist state.
What happens then is this, person, Scofield,
he he ends up,
meeting a person who invites him to this
Lotus Club. This Lotus Club is a high
end club,
and the person that invites him invites him,
he's an he's a,
a American,
attorney. Not he's an attorney
or vice vice president or or president of
a
of a huge American Zionist organization. Anyways,
they connect. He takes him to the UK,
and then they fund they fund, they connect
he connects him with the Oxford Printing Press,
Oxford Publishing Company, and they push out a
1000000 copies
of the Scofield Bible.
And in the footnotes, it has many of
the exegesis, you know, the interpretation of certain
verses. You know how it is saving Islam.
If you you know, Robert
Robert Bobby Spencer Mhmm. He has his own
tafsir of certain verses. So you can imagine
if you're reading
his interpretations where it's gonna take you Yeah.
Even though it's it's it's it's it's something
that's,
of his own wants and desires. So this
person,
he puts,
he puts these interpretations
into the Schofield
in the footnotes. Mhmm. And then this kicks
off, kicks off, kicks off. There's, the late
great planet Earth sold 40,000,000 copies. There was
another series that sold, like, 80,000,000 copies.
And one example of this that the pastor
tells me,
many of these things are not biblical. They
weren't known for the 1st 1800 years of
Christianity. So wrapping up, there's one example
is that Jesus coming back twice. Mhmm. And
Jesus will remove the Christians, take them to
heaven, there'll be 7 years of tribulation, then
Christ
will attack then
the antichrist will attack the the Jews in
Israel,
and then Jesus will come back and save
the Jews,
the Zionists.
And this is pretty much the pastor's telling
me, and you have people like James White
and others who are also exposing this because
they're saying this is a Zionist
doctrine that took over the churches of America
Mhmm. Until this day. Yeah.
What do you say about that? That's the
result of a religious movement
that doesn't have a tradition.
It's very easy to sneak in an idea
that has no precedent.
And the nature the difference between Catholicism and
Protestantism
is that
Catholicism has a tradition. Mhmm. Like, you can't
just pop in. Let me open a Catholic
church and interpret verses Yeah. And interpret the
scripture. You you need to have studied with
that tradition and take it on so that
you don't bring some crazy new idea.
Protestantism is not like that. Protestantism is a
rebellion against that tradition.
Anyone can open the scripture yourself
and open your own church and preach as
you wish.
That kind of tradition is ripe
for innovations, right, where someone could put something
in and spread it far and wide. And
that's exactly what happened with the Schofield Bible,
which is now everyone's not getting educated on
what this Bible is because that's the source
of evangelical
Zionism,
which is the concept that if we build
the kingdom, we bring back Israel as a
kingdom, as a nation,
then Christ will come back.
In truth,
according to many pastors and and and and
and in Christian theology,
what Jesus meant was a kingdom in your
soul.
Right? Jesus says, mine is the kingdom of
heaven, not of the earth. Mhmm. So the
truth of of that kingdom,
according to their own scriptures, is that it
is a spiritual kingdom,
not a kingdom made here. So neither does
it have a basis in
Jewish scripture
as in in Judaism, only the Messiah can
bring back the Holy Land
nor is it any basis in Christian scripture
because in Christian scripture, what Jesus came back
for or what Jesus called his kingdom that
he commanded his people to build. And when
you build it, I come back is the
kingdom in your hearts.
A place for god in your heart and
in your soul,
not a physical land of,
with borders and and made of brick and
mortar. Mhmm.
So
it's the the the the tradition
rebellion
or rejection of tradition of protestantism that allowed
for the Scofibaba, which let's trace the money.
According to most records,
it's
undisputed that the Rothschilds are the one who
paid paid for it. Wow. Right? This massive,
Zionist family who has now their wealth is
in the trillions
and who are one of the biggest bank
rollers of Israel.
Like, don't people put 2 and 2 together?
They're the biggest bank rollers of the state
of Israel.
They have supported it with so much money,
and they're the same people who supported the
spread of the Scofield Bible. Right? I mean,
they know the numbers. They know Help people
understand this. So for layman, because most, Christians,
they just follow this. They've been fed this,
but now this is showing this is another
lie. This is a con man who's listening
to the part of Christianity. So you can
interpret a certain verse just like Islamic. You
get and then we have prophet Mohammed who's
interpret, then he you have his companions who
interpret, then you have the scholars and whatnot.
Here you have a con artist. Yeah. He
went and in the footnotes,
they're taking this John Nelson Darby and whatever
other ideas, and they're connecting this to the
modern Zionist state right now. Correct. So now
Christians feel it's a part of their creed.
Really, they're sinful while they're seeing babies being
blown up. And instead of, you know, showing
mercy and love and compassion and standing up
and be a voice for true justice, peace,
they feel now now that they're sinful. This
part of my creed. I have to support
and force force prophecies that are fake. I
was in Texas.
All the churches. There were more stars of
David on the churches
and their huge billboards, megachurches
down the highways of Houston.
More stars of David than crosses
and more support of Israel than mention of
Jesus, and it all originates from this concept.
From this con man, crook
who interpolated
it into their religion. And that's why in
Islam, we have a grave warning
of who you take your religion from and
innovation and chains of transmission.
The chain of transmission, where did you get
this from? Mhmm. Right?
Well, if you break that chain of transmission
and say, no. Anyone can interpret as they
wish.
Because you can interpret as you wish,
write it down, form a church, and convince
others of it. Does it make it true?
Right? And that's the thing about some people
have a lawyerish mentality.
If I can argue it and convince people,
it must be true. That's not the case
at all. Right? Truth is fixed. Truth,
there is a right and wrong to most
things. Right? And in the
concept of the kingdom of Christ, it is
kingdom of the hearts.
In Christianity, I'm not saying it's that's in
reality or not because in Islam, we don't
have that. Right? But in Christianity,
the kingdom that Jesus is talking about is
not the land of Israel. It is a
kingdom
of mercy and spirituality in your own self.
Mhmm. Right? And that's what he was talking.
So it's a metaphorical kingdom. Yeah.
And it's been then that those verses have
been used
now
to intend that it means Israel.
And now you can see why there's this
such a strange strange relationship. I was asking
the pastor,
and he was the one that was actually
bringing this light to me. He was explaining
it, pastor Rick
and the people who watched the program that
I did with him.
And I asked him I said, look. Do
you get offended Mhmm.
When I say Jesus, peace be upon him?
He says, no, Eddie. No. I mean, you
know that we love Jesus. Yeah. We love
we love his blessed mother.
Again, I said let's get the elephant out
of the room. I told him,
you know we don't believe he's the literal
son of God, that he's now,
god, but we love him just like and
we call him what he was called to
in the body. He was called a servant
of god, a prophet of god. We confirm
this. Now we have our our parting of
the ways, but all these other things, there's
so many things we do have in common.
We you probably have more
in common with us than maybe some of
your own family members. Mhmm. Democrat, Republican, this,
that, and the other. You're gonna just chew
each other up. But over here on the
other side, I wanna play this next clip,
and that's where it goes into strange relationships.
I wanna just listen to this, this rabbi.
And, again, this is not with no vicious
this this
attempt to to we'd love to get along
and have peace with everybody, but this is
just pointing out something that is obvious, but
maybe not so obvious for some people. That's
why it's not dreams of all kinds of
that
had a dream or it's a revelation.
We saw what happened with the revelation of
Maria.
2000 years of suffering came to the world.
Christian inquisitions,
Spain, Portugal,
Holocaust,
pogroms
from a dream of a prostitute
who cheated on her husband.
From that,
2,000,000,000
people today
follow this idol
named JC.
Why?
One dream.
A lot of dreams.
The people that live in illusion even when
they're awake, not when they sleep. When they
awake, they So he's from Queens. What's he
talk he's talking about dreams. He talking about
Paul and the way he's He's no. He
was talking about in that video
that different rabbis
have been having different dreams about the messiah
coming
as a result of this war, or it's
not even a war at this point because
there's only one side being
smashed to bits.
So he was saying, oh, some rabbis
said
is coming, Messiah.
Some rabbi said this, some rabbi. So he
said they all have dreams of this. Right?
And he's saying our religion is not based
on dreams.
Right? Our religion is based on scripture.
And then he said he went off on
this tangent.
He said, look where dreams got us.
K? The dream of Maria,
of the Virgin Mary. Yes. And then he
goes on and calls her what he calls
her that a Muslim even
wouldn't even accept to repeat it.
Point being is that You get this, like
a sting. It's like Yeah. You know?
You know what I mean? And and they
laughed.
The audience laughed.
Now
when I,
say something like this, sometime inevitably,
a rabbi will come and say, no. No.
No. No. He's not the right belief. Listen.
It is a fact. You cannot bend around
and play games that they don't believe Jesus
to be a born purely born child from
a man, from a husband and a wife.
You can't get around this. At the very
bare minimum, he's a bastard. All the
from saying this stuff. But just to clarify,
ask any rabbi, the one who wants to
do the most gymnastics
and try to make amends with the Christians.
No. We don't say we didn't try to
kill him. We didn't rat him out to
the fine. Okay.
What's his origin?
Is he a son of marriage? Because in
that case, he should be Jesus, son of
so and so. So and so should be
known.
Marriage, as in Islam, in Christianity, in Judaism
is a public contract. There's no secret marriages.
Mhmm. It's a public contract so we know
whose child is who. Mhmm. If I see
a baby walking around, I should know who
takes care of him.
Because there's a child's result
of this relationship,
we all have to know the whole society
community needs to know who's married to.
Right? And whose kid is whose because there's
a financial relationship Mhmm. Unlike friendship. There's no
no child's gonna be born out of a
friendship, so we don't need to know. Right?
So
Jesus, son of whom? Right?
At the very least, the belief about him
is is very bad,
which again poses
the question of events of evangelicals.
I I don't understand how you're thinking.
The, like, how are you thinking that the
establishment
of more people who believe in that
and strengthening the nation that propagates this about
your god?
Like, do you put 22 together, or you
just use emotions? That that's the reason, and
that was my intention there to point out
something that's very obvious to us.
And I had a guest on once, a
Christian.
His name is Owen,
and he was talking about he was like,
wow. I was when I once I got
through the programming and I saw Muslims,
when they say Jesus, they say peace be
upon him. Mhmm. But then we have another
group of people who are actually cursing him,
his mother, and we just got to hear
this live.
So I would say like for our Christian
friends, neighbors and whatnot, I mean look,
you're hating the people who love Jesus
and then now you're sending money and supporting
those who are saying the most evil things
about, and even for those people who are
saying that, for, let's say, for our Jewish,
friends, rabbis, or whatnot, I say come sit
with us, sit with someone like yourself, and
explain really who Jesus was because they got
all too faulty into tape,
interpretation thinking that, you know, this thing about
him being god, we would we would talk
about and give the proofs that he actually
was the messiah, and then maybe they'll switch
their way also.
The Muslim
ends up believing
the best things about the most people. Yes.
For example, in the Bible, Lot,
prophet Lutz
alaihi salam.
He's a prophet in Islam. Mhmm. In Christianity,
in in Judaism, in the Old Testament, he
goes astray.
He's a kafir.
Yeah. You're talking about, Lot. Lot. With his
2 daughters. With his two daughters, Sodom and
Gomorrah. We don't accept this. He's a kafir.
In the Old Testament, we cannot accept that.
We come to defend his honor. We defend
his honor.
And and and and it's important. This is
why you see in the Quran.
Okay?
Every story, every mention of the Hebrew prophets,
there's a reason for it. It's correcting what's
false.
So Allah says about Lut,
we will save him and his followers.
Whereas in the Bible, he's destroyed with the
people of Lot. In these same rabbinical lectures,
you can hear it. Mhmm. Go look up
any rabbinical lecture on Lot. He ends up
betraying Abraham
and supporting Sodom and Gomorrah, and they say
there were 3 other small cities that are
not mentioned. But there are 5 evil cities.
Mhmm. Not just 2.
Say that a lot. So what about Jake
Jacob? The worst things about prophet Al Qubin,
he is your patriarch.
My point being is
not we're we're we have to correct these
things. People are looking for the truth. Christians
are looking for the truth.
If you're looking for the truth,
look in Islam how Islam treats all of
these noble messengers and prophets. Touch upon that
for for a second. So this is something
I'm glad you brought this up because
now we would take strong exception to this
and say, no. This is something that
is a fabrication.
This is a slander. It's not true. It's
not true.
The truth is that This is where they
change the text that God Almighty is saying
in the in the Quran. And and I
wanna also, you
know, make a call out to the Muslims
that
we need to take up the honor of
Jesus.
And it's no offense to the Christian world,
but you ask the most objectively fair minded
Christian person. You haven't been able to stop
the slandering of Jesus. You haven't been able
to stop it.
The prophet Muhammad
is not slandered like this
in Islam.
There will be severe consequences.
Whether lawful or unlawful. We support what's lawful.
Mhmm. By god's law and by society's law.
But we can't
control some people in our ummah.
They will take the law in their own
hands
illegally,
and they will
severely
harm
anyone who says anything about the prophet,
know it, peace be upon him,
knowing they're gonna face a consequence.
K? A law in the land law of
the land. And, obviously, we don't condone this.
We don't condone it. I don't condone it,
but I'm warning you. Mhmm. Just like you
don't walk around certain parts of Chicago, New
York, New Jersey,
count your money at the ATM machine.
You will get
robbed. K? A a terrible thing will happen
to you. Am I condoning it? No. Same
thing with the prophet.
Expose yourself to slander in the prophet in
an Islamic environment.
I'm warning you
that people who break the law will break
the law upon you. Right?
This is one of the reasons why
is protected from Allah.
However, it happens.
The prophet is not slandered, alhamdulillah,
and our ummah.
No prophet should be slandered in the ummah
of Islam, Jesus included.
Europe Including Moses, Jesus Moses. We love them
all. One one time a man came and
had interfaith dialogue, and a rabbi came, and
he spoke, and he said, I have a
funny joke about Moses.
Do you mind? The Muslim said, yes. I
mind. You can't say those jokes about Moses.
That's just a joke. It's not just a
joke. He's he's not just a person. Yes.
He represents Allah. Look at all the creation
of Allah. Look how big this universe when
this creator of that universe sends you a
representative, how special is he? So Europe,
America, you have not
been able to protect
Jesus.
Although you claim to be Christians.
Right? Christian, if you're truly seeking god, won't
god's people be the ones who protect his
prophets? Mhmm. Like, forget the books. Forget the
arguments.
Just, like, look at the on the ground.
Jesus is more respected in the world of
Islam than in in the world of Christians.
Wow. I mean, I want that to sink
in. Say that part again. Jesus and Mary
are more respected respected. In the lands of
Islam. In the lands of Islam. The lands
of by the Muslims.
By the Muslims than they are
in the lands of the Christians. Wow. So
forget all the arguments. Forget the debates. Let's
let's look at the reality on the ground.
Who's worshiping god the way Jesus worshiped god?
Who's,
even superficially, dressing
like Jesus dressed?
Who is honoring Jesus? Who is honoring
the virgin Mary more than anybody else?
That you cannot a Muslim child cannot say
Jesus. We say, say it in Aesah, prophet,
aesa, peace be upon him. Peace be upon
him. If your son walked in, my son
walked in and said, hey. I heard this
saying from Jesus. Who's Jesus? Your friend on
street? Yeah. You're about to get smacked. It's
Sayyidina Isa alaihis salam. Right? You know this
in our cultures, even the nonreligious
people.
The nonreligious people said, what what Jesus? You
have a friend on the street named Jesus.
Right?
Prophet,
so
they should really think about this. Let's look
at the practical reality. Who are God's people
on the earth? Wouldn't they be the ones
most honoring to God's representatives?
Talking about strange relationships now continuing on. I
think,
the Israeli promoter, they did this is, no.
No. Actually, it was a Christian Broadcasting Network,
and they put
a reporter in a outfit, a priest outfit.
I think in the first five minutes, he
was getting spit on. Recently, Israeli Channel 13
reporter Yossi Eli went undercover as a priest
for a day. Dressed in a robe, he
walked through the old city with Franciscan father,
Alberto.
In the first five minutes, he was spat
at 5 times by orthodox Jewish Israelis.
In Israel? This is in the yeah. In
this,
in this, state. Yes.
Is this something like if Muslims were in
charge, how would how would Christians be and
Jews be treated
under the Muslim Islamic
rule? I mean, you've seen this with the
spitting on it? Yeah. I saw those kids
spitting on the
on the person dressed as in in a
garb of a priest. Kids, adults. Yeah.
Well, why don't we look at this? We
earlier in the program, we talked about the
marriage. Yes.
So
a husband
would be obligated
to
have a room
where his wife can do
her Jewish or Christian worship Mhmm. Have her
books.
And he would be obligated to facilitate that
she goes to her church. Right? And she
goes to her synagogue. Now what so so
it's not all lovey dovey either. There are
limits.
What she cannot do? She she's not gonna
promulgate this to the kids or publicize it
in the house. You have a room to
do it in. Right? Why? Because while we
have respect and tolerance to a degree,
also, we do believe in truth and falsehood.
So we're not allowed to promulgate falsehood.
But as
a exception for you, because of the attribution
of Abraham and Jesus, and in hope that
we can absorb you into our families. Mhmm.
And the hope that you could see how
Muslims live
and enter Islam.
So we will have this accommodation. We don't
give this accommodation to pagans. Yes. There's no
marriage between Muslims and pagans. K?
If that's what happens in the microcosm of
the Islamic home, the same happens in the
nation
of Muslims, a country of
Muslims. We say, Christians, where are your churches?
Boom. Boom. Boom. Here are your churches. Now
listen. You're not building anymore. These are your
churches. You can go freely.
No Muslim can touch these churches and an
attack,
right, nor have a protest in front of
it, nor bother you, nor harass you. Right?
So
it's,
it's a balanced approach where we do recognize
and by the way, there's not a man
made law,
right, for us to say it's balanced or
not. Right? It's
Allah's law that this is the truth.
These group of people should be given some
exceptions and leniency.
Why? Because we want them in our lands.
Why? Because we want them to see Islam
and to enter Islam.
That's ultimately
the goal. Although yeah. And and no. No.
Finish what you're saying. Although
while we do this, there is no nothing
stopping a Muslim from inviting you to Islam.
Right? But you don't harass them. You don't
stop them from doing their worship. And Islam,
for now, the not yet Muslim hearing this,
you're pretty much calling them to do what's
in the Lord's prayer, to submit their will
Mhmm. To the creator of the heavens and
earth, not to worship anything other than the
one who Jesus worshiped. This is the most
important thing is submission in Islam,
and it's submission
not to humans, Submission to Allah. Even when
Islam calls for submission to a human.
It's only because god commanded it. Like, son,
you must submit to your father's commands.
Right? Daughter, he must submit to your mom
and dad too.
Me, I must submit to the king, to
government. Right?
Means we can't go and start start stealing
and say, they're not Muslim. Let's just steal.
Let's run the red lights. Let's do all
this stuff. Not allowed. Not allowed to do
that. Right?
In everything that
every human relationship,
there are superiors
and inferiors,
but
in that lawful relationship, not in essence. Like,
nobody is in essence superior to anyone else
from the nonmessengers.
Right?
There
amongst Muslims, there's no superior or inferior.
Even between Muslim and non Muslim,
there is one is superior
in that he submitted properly.
The other, if he submits, we but we
don't know. The Muslim may die outside of
Islam,
and the Christian may enter Islam. So we
can't make a comment on the 2 individuals.
The status, though,
the one who submitted to god fully and
the one who submitted
portion only a portion. There's a difference.
So this is the concept that submission to
god, why wouldn't you want to? You benefit.
Why wouldn't you wanna submit? Do you see
how big space is? Like, do you see
look at how vast this universe is. How
wealthy is this creator from in terms of
his creation? How much has he given out?
Why wouldn't you wanna submit to this person?
If someone said come or, to this creator,
someone said to you, listen. Elon Musk is
coming. Do everything he says.
You're gonna do it. Maybe he's gonna give
you a little gift at the end Mhmm.
A check or something like that or a
debit card with a $100,000
on it. Right?
You submit
because we benefit from the creator. Creator doesn't
benefit from us.
One thing. Couple more questions before we conclude.
When we open up the show with this
individual,
god Saad,
he was mentioning
their subservitude
being a dimmy. They always push this term
dimmy, dimmy, dimmy. You're just, like, at the
lowest. You know? We got,
illegal alien. This is, like, dimi.
Worse than that. The dimi,
it means in the
your responsibility.
That means they're in your territory. That means
you have to take care of them. K?
Meaning
their their property and their home has to
be guarded. It's protected. Their business has to
be protected.
They their worship, what they do, has to
be preserved. You you you have to allow
them to continue
doing that worship.
There is one law against them or one
thing they cannot do.
You can't rule.
You can't govern. Why? Because you don't believe
in the system of governance.
Right? Nobody can say, I wanna be president
of the United States, although I don't believe
in the constitution. Mhmm. Right? Makes sense. Yeah.
So what is the law?
The overarching
inspiration of the law and the letter of
the law comes
from the religion, the sharia.
Okay? Can can you equate the the 10
commandments with sharia? Like the 10 commandments. Like
all the commandments that god gave,
that the scholars have looked upon and agreed
upon the meaning of their words and and
and and the final rule. Caveat. So people
can can you give some other examples? Because
people think sharia, chopping off amputation of hands.
It's like it's like, what does it make
up? 1 or 2% of everything? And then
That is
one chapter.
Okay.
Nine crimes
are,
penal crimes, meaning there's physical punishment.
9,
crimes are are are are,
physical
punishment.
And these nine crimes have to be proven
beyond a shadow of a doubt.
And let me give you an example,
of adultery and fornication. It's not even
the punishment is not actually just adultery and
fornication. I'll tell you why.
Because
what it is is actually public
destruction of morals
or destruction of the public morality.
Why? Because 4 people have to witness
not cuddling,
not no.
Penetration.
Trustworthy individuals. Trustworthy individuals have to witness. Now
what does that tell you? So Johnny Knuckles,
he wouldn't qualify. You are not gonna qualify.
Okay. Right?
Why is that? Because
if you do that, you're clearly almost trying
to be seen. Mhmm. You're destroying the society.
Now any child walks by and sees this.
Right? You're destroying the society. So this is
like action pad poured on the street on
the bench? Yes. You're seeing it. Exactly. Like,
you are doing this in
this plain sight of 4 people. They saw
the penetration. Okay. So it's almost like it's
a strong deterrent, but it's very impossible almost
to It's very, very difficult. Islamic history. What
do we have? Oh, you can probably count
it. Yeah. Reason being is that anyone who
wants to just fornicate,
it's a sin between him and god. Yeah.
But if he covers himself, the state can't
how would we know? Yeah. How do we
know you did it? We don't know you
did it. Mhmm.
So,
even if 2 people came, not enough.
Right?
He need it forward. So these things are
deter are are it's not just the crime,
it's all the the social implication of the
crime. Mhmm. So
what else in the Sharia that I think
a lot of people like the taxation laws?
Like, Like, taxation is very difficult to justify
in the sharia,
to take people's money.
People would love this. If you gave them
a a a choice, a or b,
this way, god's way, or the system way.
Yeah. The all the Republicans would love this
part of it. Yeah. Right? They they would
love the they would love this part, but
not all the other, some of the other
rules,
on capitalism would be
they wouldn't like. The interest. Right? The interest.
Also But that's if you go to the
Bible, it's forbidden elsewhere. The Bible too. And
also the nature of competition.
Mhmm. So the way that Walmart, Amazon
will gobble up and destroy the competition is
actually forbidden Islam. It's forbidden Islam, let's say.
If I have if you have a a
shop and I have a shop.
And
I wanna do good to people. I don't
need the money that much.
I'm gonna lower the prices so much that
the people are gonna benefit. They're gonna love
it. They're gonna get all of their household
goods really cheap.
And I'll give some away too. Why? The
the the the minister of finance goes, why
are you doing this? Right? What is it?
The SEC or whatever. Then why are you
doing this? Hey. I wanna be a nice
guy. I see the people. They need pots,
pans. They need fridges. They need I wanna
give it people to be happy. Yeah. So
hold on a second. Not at the expense
of your partner here, your your neighbor who's
selling the fridges at the actual price they
should be sold at, he's gonna go out
of business. You're not allowed to do that.
Mhmm. You're not allowed to do
it. So we have to monitor. You have
to guard
your even your you're not allowed to cutthroat
your competition in Islam. That's number 1. Number
2,
taxation
only for the protection
internally
and externally.
And anything that,
is more efficient
when you tax it, but you have to
itemize it, like paving the streets,
taking the garbage out. Right?
It it's clearly better for society
when the government makes one contract for the
whole town Mhmm. And takes care of it.
Instead of them, I have them make a
contract. You have to make a contract. But
is it anything like the 30, 40% Not
even. It's never gonna be closed. It has
to be itemized. Yeah. Right? And it's not
my business to pay to to and it's
not lawful for in Sharia,
to tax the people a certain amount of
money
and then say, oh, we'll deal with it
where it's gonna go. No. I have to
know where it's going because it's my money.
So on that respect, that's also part of
sharia. Mhmm. Guarding competition,
in business is part of sharia.
Right?
Personal property.
Sacred in sharia.
This is a lot more than than what
they're they're they're they're trying to make out
to be,
just what's bloody and vicious.
Yeah. And it takes that first step. Hopefully,
people, who are watching now, they can get
a better picture, better perspective. You we covered
a lot.
And I should correct myself. Vicious in their
eyes. Mhmm. Because one establishment
of the head of a of a head,
okay, is
protection for everybody else. Mhmm. So I'm saying
in their eyes, bloody and vicious. They consider
they consider that bloody and vicious. What about
imprisoning somebody
and depriving a mom from a son Mhmm.
A wife from a husband, a son from
a dad? And you imprisoned him and did
what? He hangs out with other bad people
and learns the ways. Right? They get worse
in jails. Yeah. What they did is deliberately
this. Like, Martians came from outer space, and
then you
wanted to know about, American culture society. And
all you talk about is the penal culture.
Exactly. Yeah. But here, I mean, family, charity,
prayer,
worshiping God,
being just
being,
you got so many positive things that you
can go ahead and list, but then just
focus on the the pinot cone. That's why
the best thing is for
Muslims just to get to know people and
to chitchat and to talk. It doesn't always
have to be about
serious subjects. Just Yeah. Let them see life
as a Muslim because at the end of
the day,
the way Muslims live, if they live uprightly,
should speak for itself. Mhmm. We wouldn't need
to have any debates or arguments. And then
in a nutshell, what would you you would
summarize Islam? The worship of 1 and only
1 God and being morally upright? Is that
It's worship of 1 God and his prophets.
Satan knew about god.
Following his prophets. Following his prophets, honoring them,
obeying them,
and obeying the last one, essentially,
the the last one to have come. The
update. You always get the updated. Right? The
Satan knew about god. Yes. What was his
problem, Adam?
Prophethood.
You gotta get what is our issue with
the Jews with Jews Judaism and Christianity? It's
prophethood. They have a concept of god. Of
course, different concept, but it's prophethood. Prophethood is
so important because that's the only way we
know how to to worship God and please
him and benefit from it. You can't just
make things up on your own. You can't
make things up on your own. Wanna be
faith. You need to follow the updated last
prophet. And that's prophet Muhammad, peace and blessing.
Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessing be. And that
would that be automatically include all the preceding
prophets, Jesus, Moses, Abraham? Automatically. Automatically.
A Jewish person cannot serve him, taking accept
Muhammad. I don't accept Jesus and Mary. No.
You have to accept Jesus and Mary. Beautiful.
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