The Deen Show – Quran Burner & Islam Hater take their own lives – Hamza Tzortzis Reacts to Quran Burners

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The segment discusses the loss of Islam and the importance of finding one's " tree of" in digital communication. The speakers emphasize the need to be patient with aggression and avoid violence, while also emphasizing the power of the Quran in explaining sadness and showing a sense of elevated standard. The discussion also touches on the use of boxing gloves and the trend of racist hate. Finally, the title of the book J attracted Loki is linked to the idea of a Christian deity being a holy spirit, and the title is linked to the idea of a deen center.

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			Yesterday, in the age of 42, he passed away Muhammad was so I'd rather not be remembered as an
addict and an alcoholic who put his family through *. I don't know why, but I'm quite moved to be
honest. Because
		
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			it really shows how sad these people are not that convicted racist politician who is notorious for
his so called cron burning tours, and then his car flipped over.
		
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			Just because it brings peace to your soul and peace to your heart, it is the truth. You're trying to
build a data center here, Islam is violent.
		
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			If a Christian goes and kills a bunch of Muslims, you're gonna blame every Christian for it. Well,
you're gonna blame for it. First Samuel 15 Three, he ended up putting the Quran to the test. You
moved for the test for suitability in the Islam. So film often I've made lots to bond on, I became
much more happy after I became Muslim. I would like to invite everybody to become Muslim
		
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			May
		
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			Allah, Allah
		
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			and His final messengers, Muhammad peace be upon him? This is our religion, Islam, Islam. This is
the dijo
		
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			I was ready to talk about this. I would only talk to you
		
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			how much respect I have for the faith of Islam Show. Welcome to the deen show. The Deen show.
		
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			Milan hamdulillah Salam alikoum traditional media hosts My next guest, Hamza Andres resources is the
author of the divine reality, God, Islam and the mirage of atheism. He's also the founder of the
Sapiens Institute.
		
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			And something else you want to know about him. Not only does he eat Greek food, he speaks Greek. You
guessed it, he's Greek. And we want to find out why is he talking so positively? about Islam? Right.
And all these books in here with us on the deen show? With my next guest? Hamza, this is your
brother Hamza Andres daughter this and I want every single one of you to support Eddie from the deen
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			also going to be a dialysis center to call people back to Allah Subhana Allah to Allah Muslims and
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			when they come with salaam, Africa, and I forgot to mention I forgot to mention in the introduction
and my brother who take 1000 bullets from me, I for one would take 1000 bullets for Edie. Absolutely
1100 coming from your own words. Yeah, you really touched my heart with that. hamdulillah No,
absolutely. Because, you know, the dollar is an interesting space. And it's kind of rare to have
individuals who have had longevity who are able to bring people together. So you're like the glue
that brings people together Eddie, and that's what I love about that's what everyone loves about
you. And you know you don't get involved in dramas you're fixated and Allah century after century
		
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			gold, which is just to please Allah and just to get humanity to understand that they should worship
the Creator, not the creation you want to free humanity from the shackles of association ism. the
shackles of shook the shackles of bowing down internally and externally to other than Allah, you
want to free them from that so they could connect with a rough man the Most Merciful and will do the
most loving and that's what you've been doing and that's why I will take 1000 and many bullets for
you Insha Allah,
		
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			masha Allah Alhamdulillah you bring him back so many memories before we start talking about the
Quran burner. Before we start talking about some of these other current things that are going on
that I want to get your feedback from. You're bringing back a lot of memories, memories, good
memories. I'm thinking about you. I'm looking at you and I'm thinking about Bosnia
		
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			Yes, we're together. We're eating. We're having some lunch, my father's there.
		
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			How was your experience in Bosnia?
		
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			It was a very good experience. Actually, it was a very positive experience. I mean, obviously, I
love engaging with you as always, but the art that were there, the brothers that were there who
wanted to share Islam, with hikma with wisdom with hacer una was good preaching. They were there,
they wanted to be touched, moved, inspired, so they can call humanity with that wise, compassionate
goodness. And I was just given the opportunity by Allah subhanaw taala, to engage with the dog to
learn from them as well, but also engage with them so we could uplift each other. And as you know,
the Bosnian space, the social political space is not an easy one, it brings sad memories, because we
		
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			will remember what happened. And I think it's very important for us to engage in this type of work,
because the beautiful thing about calling people to Islam, there's many layers to it. Of course, you
want to make Allah's with the highest, you want people to go to Jannah you want people to be guided,
but there are so many layers to the dollar. And one aspect of this, especially when it comes to
social political realities, is that you could bring people together. Allah says in the Quran that He
created us from a male and a female, and he basically created us into different tribes and nations
in order for us to know one another, the two out of four to know one another. And it was interesting
		
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			here, if you look at the classical exegesis, the classical explanation of this verse, many scholars
explained that this does not mean trying to find out what makes you common. It means find out what
makes you different. Find out what makes you distinct. And why is that important? Think about it
from a social perspective. Fear happens, anxiety happens, all of these things happen, because there
are differences. But once you explain the differences, Lita Adolpho, you explain the differences you
give it, a, a humanity, if you like you give it give the truth behind these differences. Those
differences no longer become sources of fear or anxiety, but they become sources of getting to know
		
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			one another and coming together in different tribes and nations in groups. Hopefully, those people
do become Muslim. If they don't, it leads it lessens the anxiety and the fear. So from a Bosnian
context, we don't want that to ever happen again. And one way there are many ways, but one way of
trying to ensure it doesn't happen again. And what happened in Bosnia in the 1990s, is actually to
engage in dour because there's that sense of Lita out of that sense of getting to know one another
to remove those anxiety in those fears. Yes, hey, is always gonna hate, you're gonna have those
ideologues you're gonna have those nationalists are gonna have those people who don't want Muslims
		
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			and humanity to flourish. But we have to do our role. And I think engaging in Dawa facilitates that
Sharla then you reminded me, you were talking about the trees? And then I went back and researched
that, and you are dead on? There has been a lot of research on the actual communication between
trees. Yes. And then we had that's reminding me of the conversation that we had. Well, yes, you
remind me, do you remember that? And you pointed to a specific book? And yes, that's that you were
talking about the communication between the tree and then it reminded us of the Hadith where the
prophet saw something and talked about because some people get caught up on this command, how
		
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			countries speak. And there's modern day research on this. And you actually, you were articulating
that in our last discussion there in Bosnia. Yeah, there was a book, it's cooled. If I remember
correctly, the hidden life of trees. And trees actually communicate in their own way with each
other. And they almost like living communities. And there's a sense of tree altruism, like trees
will sacrifice themselves for other trees. And it's quite interesting, because I always ask people,
are you a beach person? Are you a forest person? And me, I'm more of a forest person because it's
alive. You know, trees are communicating trees are living in communities and they're sharing,
		
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			they're communicating. And for me, you get a sense of that, you know, so there is something in the
tree huggers. You know, you have these these hippies you have trees, obviously, we don't do it for
you know, should have key reasons, but there's a sense of energy when it comes to trees, right. And
we know the famous Hadith of the prophets of salaam with the narration the story with a tree, she
cried. Yeah, so that is not far fetched. Especially we look at today's research and what's
interesting when a group of community are trees are together, and there's an animal that basically
by so takes the leaf of one of the trees that tree will send it like a gas signal to the other trees
		
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			and
		
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			Those trees will make the leaves more bitter. So the animals will be repelled. It's very
fascinating. So there's so much in that. Okay, so getting from the blast from the past, you remind
me of really good memories. I really, really enjoyed being with you. So to my father, and tell me
this, okay, so as I opened up, you eat Greek food. You speak Greek, you're Greek. And you know, with
the history of Bosnia, also in that area there, Bosnia is like the, they say, the Jerusalem of
Europe. And there's been some tensions over the years. So you would think someone from a Greek
background, your story is out there, people can go ahead and look it up. But just for the people
		
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			tuning in for the very first time, and they're seeing Hamza there as sources, and he's writing books
on Islam. I mean, these are not anti Islam books, are they?
		
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			No, no think.
		
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			But you would think but there's a lot of Greeks not just yourself. So your your Muslim Greek? Yeah.
Is that correct? What did it for you just real real briefly, then we'll get into the the other
things we want to talk about? Yeah, I mean, I became Muslim around 22 years ago, I believe, in 2002.
And so 21 years ago, 22 years ago, and Alhamdulillah became Muslim for three main reasons. Number
one, Islam made sense to me, it satisfies my heart, it satisfied my mind. Number two, I really
appreciate the Brotherhood in Islam. That sense of brotherhood that transcended nation transcended
blood, if you like, very close brotherhood. And number three, I was attracted to many Islamic
		
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			values. So those are the three main reasons beautiful, so we got it made sense the Brotherhood and
the values. And we often say that if these people would go ahead and pick up the Koran, and they
would put it to truly, sincerely put it, you know, implemented into their lives, they wouldn't end
up it's a sad reality that many people like these we're going to talk about, and we want good for
them. Also, we want, we have love for humanity. And we want them to go ahead and experience what we
are experienced. So they don't end up like these people taking their own lives. So I want to get
into this, this recent one actually, we'll start off from which I talked about before, because this
		
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			seems a common trend. And I just someone just shared with me this recent some tick talker before we
get it to him. He was also someone who was insulting Prophet Muhammad and Islam. There was this,
this individual and then it's like a pattern. You could see their lives just unfolding in front of
us. Let's stop with this and get your reaction and we'll go one by one. They get depressed, and they
don't want to live anymore. And in the end, they take their own life Cisco Ron burner in the
picture. It's a Quran burner that is living in Norway. Yesterday, in the age of 42, he passed away.
This picture on the screen is from the 26th of November, when he was trying to destroy our Dawa
		
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			stands in Oslo in Norway. They get depressed and they don't want to live anymore. And in the end,
they take their own life system of the chat between Swedish Danish politician Rasmus peladon, and
young boys on the internet. The convicted racist politician who is notorious for his so called cron
burning tours and anti Islam hate spends extensive time on social media platform discord, chatting
with young boys about sexually explicit topics.
		
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			to 4 million members normally, although polygon has been charged with 14 offenses in the past,
including racism, defamation and traffic laws, his online chats did not elicit any action under
Danish law. Okay, before we get into the new current ones, what do you think what's unpackage?
What's going through your mind? When you see, we talked about what drew you to Islam? The values,
right, this moral code? What kind of moral code do you think that people are living by and what's
driving them at the end, to take their own lives or to go down this road of you know, trying to pick
up young boys?
		
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			You know, I don't know why, but I'm quite moved to be honest.
		
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			Because it just shows a few things. Number one, the power of the Quran, and it shows, it really
shows how sad these people are. Now, there's a very beautiful ayah in the Quran in the 20th chapter,
in the 120/4 verse, Allah says, But whoever turns away from my reminder, will certainly have a
miserable life. And then we will raise them up blind on the Day of Judgment. Now, many people may
know and if you don't know let's explain this. What does the reminder mean according to the Mufasa
reign, which means those classical orthodox scholars that explain the Quran, also known as exegesis,
they do exegesis. They explain the Quran
		
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			The reminder is another name for the Quran. So this is so powerful, but whoever turns away from my
reminder, meaning the Quran itself will certainly have a miserable life, then we'll raise them up
blind on the day of judgment. And this is very fascinating because if you think about this surah
itself, right, the beginning of the Surah, what does Allah say in the second verse, he says, we have
not revealed the Quran to you or prophet to cause you distress. In other words, you can mirror the
meaning that Allah has revealed the Quran to bring a sense of sadness, a sense of happiness. And but
if you go all the way down 224 Verse 124, Allah says, Those who reject the reminder the Quran
		
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			itself, they will have a miserable life will lay, this is so powerful. I mean, it goes to show those
people who hate the Quran, basically is a form of self hatred. Let me explain something I let this
from a scholar once you will find yourself in the Quran.
		
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			Brothers, sisters, friends, humanity, you will find yourself in the Quran. In reality, you don't
read the Quran, the Quran reads you. And you will find yourself in the Quran. And you have to really
check your heart to understand if you're approaching this book with sincerity with with a yearning
for for the Creator, or is it to find something negative or to impose your own ego and your own
negativity, because many of these people that pointed the finger at the Quran, the three there are
three fingers pointing back, this politician he was caught doing things with or expressing himself
in an inappropriate, inappropriate, inappropriate way with young children. This other I think
		
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			Norwegian fellow who was burning the Quran or Danish fellow, he actually committed suicide, right?
He's pointing the finger at the Quran that it's destructive, it's there's no guidance, but look at
his life. And this is very interesting, because in the third chapter of the Quran, in verse seven,
Allah talks about the ambiguous verses, and the unambiguous verses meaning the verses that have
potentially multiple interpretations are the open to interpretation. And the verses that are very
clear. And Allah tells us gives us advice to stick to those verses that are very clear. They're the
mother of the book, the foundation of the book, we understand the whole Quran through these verses.
		
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			And Allah warns us the more ambiguous type of verses, people who have a sickness in the heart are
going to try and do some kind of interpretation, this sickness is going to come out in a way. So
from that perspective, when people approached the Quran, and they're already sick, they're already
full of hatred, then they would find themselves in the Quran, they would find themselves in the
Quran, they won't find a valid interpretation, but they would find themselves because that's the
nature of the book of Allah, it can guide you or could be a source of your Miss guidance as well,
because you are the one who has closed the door to guidance, you have pushed away the guidance and
		
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			you are rejecting the message of Islam in its clear form. Because the just like Allah says in
chapter three, verse seven, that they're trying to twist and do dodgy interpretations of the
ambiguous verses, right? So from that perspective, my kind of theory is you would find yourself in
the Quran. And you see that in these people, they point fingers at the Quran, they say the Quran is
full of, you know, dark things because they don't have a true understanding. And they don't
interpret the Quran the way the Quran tells them to understand the Quran, which is to see through
the eyes or through the lenses of the clear, unambiguous verses, and you see things far more
		
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			holistically and you see the picture, not just a pixel. And from that perspective, I think this just
shows to us how powerful the book of Allah subhanaw taala is, these people are sick people, and they
have found they have imposed the sickness on the Quran, and it's bounced back on them as Allah says
in chapter 20, verse one to four, that if you reject this reminder, you're gonna have a miserable
life and look what they're doing. They're doing inappropriate things or saying inappropriate things
with young children and or they're committing suicide or they're having a depressed life. And Allah
says they're going to be raised blind on the day of judgment on the Day of Resurrection. And may
		
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			Allah protect us, you know, and it was interesting as well, Eddie, the burning books. I mean, isn't
this what you know back
		
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			quid medieval people used to do.
		
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			What's right. And then you know, the irony is the framing as if this is freedom of speech. Yeah. How
they're framing it, freedom of speech, but, and they're forgetting the own tradition, because the
objectives of freedom of speech, as John Stuart Mill said, one of the famous British philosophers,
the main objective of freedom of speech was human flourishing. In other words, we want truth, we
want to account hold, power to account, we want progress, scientific progress, how does burning a
book facilitate truth? How does burning a book allow progress? How does burning a book, you know, it
gives you civilizational advancement This is not freedom of speech. This is uncivilized behavior.
		
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			And this is what we need to tell people you need to read the Quran not burn the Quran. So you could
be elevated you could be guided you could progress as a civilization. And it's the mark of a
defeated civilization that they actually celebrate burning religious texts. This is it this is be
honest, it is the mark is the sign of a defeated civilization if they celebrate and protect the
burning of books. And this goes against the main objectives of freedom of speech anyway, which were
about human flourishing was about progress, scientific advancement, and burning books does not
facilitate that at all.
		
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			I like what you said self hatred, or projecting of what's in you have people with,
		
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			with dark hearts, and that they're talking about there's darkness and in the Quran, but then you see
this darkness in their hearts, and they're trying to end up projecting it out where the from what's
within. Let's go on here. I know you also you're pretty into boxing. And recently, again, we don't
condone any violence or harming anybody. But this was something that was that came up with another
crop burner, I wanted to get your feedback, because you'd like to throw a nice jab and hook cross.
So I don't know if you've had any comments on this but.
		
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			Seems like this is another cron burner that that popped up? And then somebody put on some boxing
gloves and challenged him I guess to to a one on one fight? What were your thoughts on that?
		
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			Well, well, I don't know what to say. I mean, I just came from the back from the gym about an hour
or so ago, I did about seven rounds on the on the back. So it's quite interesting. You mentioned
that so I mean, I don't know the context. That person was a cran burner. The other person seems to
be a Muslim and he wants to take some kind of revenge or he wants to basically hold him to account.
But one thing is is quite interesting that the guy who has been the Quran, you know, he can't it
doesn't look like he could fight tool. Second, he tried to pick up a weapon like a coward does one
thing I want to mention. The second thing is look, in our context, we have to understand that our so
		
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			Allah says in the Quran in chapter 16, verse 124 125, or Elizabeth rhombic, call to the Seville the
way of your Lord, how Allah says hikma with Hekmati with wisdom, and preach in what in the best way
with goodness Hassan. This is very important.
		
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			Allah doesn't say call to the word, your load with the aim. With knowledge, he says with hikma
because what is hikma? He quit. Yes means the Sunnah. But broadly, it also means from an Islamic
perspective that you have a goal that is pleasing to Allah, and you apply your ailment, your
knowledge in a particular context to achieve that goal. This is very deep. I want everyone to listen
to this. hikma is you have a goal that is pleasing to Allah and you apply your in your knowledge and
you apply in a particular context to achieve that goal. And hasna goodness also includes s and
excellence. A class and security includes being merciful
		
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			And it includes doing the right thing in the right way, which sometimes means you have to be
assertive. Now, in our context of the Quran burning, we have to understand what our goal is, as a
community in Europe, what the context is and how we apply it in that context. And I would say,
		
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			this type of person instead of us showing any type of aggression, because that's what they want from
us. They want us to be aggressive. They want us to show violence, they want to provoke us, but we
have to have a sense of elevated standard in this context, him what is Him, him is one of the
characteristics of the Prophet Muhammad SAW Salam, and hit it means forbearance, being patient with
aggression, being patient with negativity, being patient with hatred, because Allah says in the
Quran, in Surah facilite, chapter 41, verse 33, and 34. Allah says in verse 33, call to the way of
your Lord,
		
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			call the who is sorry, who is best in speech than the one who
		
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			calls to the way of the Lord, the one who called to tell heed, the one who calls to the Oneness of
Allah does righteousness and says, I am one of those who submit That's verse 33, versus a four
beautiful verse, this is the vessel of Helm of forbearance. Good and evil are not the same. Good and
evil are not the same. Repel by that which is better. And between two people, if there's any hatred,
it will turn to intimate friendship.
		
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			And this is difficult except for the patient. Interestingly, in the Arabic here, Allah doesn't use
the Arabic word repel, and he doesn't so he uses the word Arabic repel, and it's not followed by a
direct object. Allah doesn't say repel evil is open ended repelled by that which is better than the
aroma. The scholars, they say, repenting by that which, which is better means repelling by what is
more beautiful, and what is more virtuous, in this context, in our our ideological context and the
context of Europe in the context that they want us to look like the evil Batman or the aggressive
man, we need to now have him forbearance, and we need to repel by that which is more beautiful. And
		
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			by that which is more virtuous, in this context, and between two peoples any hatred, it will tend to
intimate friendship. And this is what we need to do in that particular context. So I don't condone
brothers going out there putting boxing gloves on, and basically, you know, trying to attack this
guy, what we should do is show a sense of him just like the Prophet SAW Salem, if you remember the
famous Hadith, the prophetic tradition, when the Jewish man came to prefer some he pulled him by the
collar or the neck, and he demanded for repayment of a loan and one Sahabi companion was acting a
bit assertively aggressively. And the way the prophets of Allah or ILA who was on reacted was with
		
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			him and forbearance, he gave advice to the companion to basically come down, and he told me, and he
told him, You should basically advise this man to ask for his repayment, the repayment of a loan in
a better way. And upon seeing this, the Jewish man became Muslim, because he was looking for the
three signs of Prophethood he sought to the signs, and the final sign was forbearance hidden meaning
that we forbear we repel aggression, we repel aid hatred, with who is more virtuous, and what is
more better. And what is more beautiful, and that's how we should be in the context of the hour.
Yes, okay, fine. I do understand where the brother coming from. He's probably frustrated. He's
		
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			angry. But remember, what does Allah say this is very difficult except for the patient, though. So
we should encourage, cultivate that patients. have Taqwa have God consciousness, hold on to the
Quran, hold on to the Sunnah, and deal with these people in the most Allah centric way meaning what
is the goal that we're trying to achieve? Remember Tao is by ACMA, and Allah pleasing goal. And
Allah centric goal, we apply our in our knowledge in the particular context that we're engaging
with, and in a European context, with Islamophobia, with the liberal hegemony, with the ideological
forces against the Muslims, as being minorities and all of these things, it's time for us to hold on
		
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			sort of hold on to sort of facilite chapter 41 versus day 24 Quarter Allah with righteousness. See,
we're one of the Muslims, we're one of those who submit and we repel anything, but that which is
better, and between two people than any hatred, or attend to intimate friendship, and that's what we
should be focused on in our particular context or moving along. So before we get into this one, so
had the person who had his car flipped over he got into a chase, right? I don't know if you saw that
one. That clip. were the one who was coming to the to the brothers they're in Norway and they
		
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			A woman, they came up next to him, and they started chasing them. And then his car flipped over
		
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			before his car actually flipped, you remember that one? Just like why? What are you trying to
accomplish at the end? I like what you said, what brought you to Islam and made sense. The
Brotherhood, the values, there's, there's a gift that the Creator is giving you. You have this book
instead of burning it, open it, read it, sit with the Muslims, a whole new
		
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			join.
		
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			And the next one in line is there is no gods. Muhammad was a warlord. He did not speak to God. He
was a bad man. I'd rather not be remembered as an addict and an alcoholic who put his family through
*. But unfortunately, that's also part of me, an atheist tick Talker by the name of Vaughn vindi,
whose real name is Joe
		
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			died after committing suicide The Tick Tock or who insulted the Prophet Muhammad, peace and
blessings be upon him he released a short video saying he was an addict and an alcoholic who put his
family through * before taking his own life or condolence to the family. So what can we say you
see a consistency a trend here, the people who end up going down this path are people who end up
usually, like in these cases, taking their own lives, they're unhappy. They're involved in many
things that are just destroying them from within, then they end up projecting that. And then they do
a lot of these wicked and evil. Things like insulting over 2 billion people. Why would you do that?
		
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			If you're unhappy with yourself, and you're not able to figure out the purpose of life while you're
being creative. While you're here. You're miserable, happy person is projecting these good, good
energy, but his unhappy person who's miserable for then he's not trying to change the world for the
better himself. You see what he's doing make a mockery of himself. And while he's insulting to over
2 billion people, like we said, so Hamza sources with us, we have some little technical difficulty
here. It was great having you on the program, my brother Shala, we're gonna have to continue. Again,
we lost you there due to these technical difficulties that we're having. So let's go ahead and
		
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			conclude everybody. There's one person that I want you guys to think of. There's been a couple
actually, one that comes to mind is Joran van
		
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			Loki, you move toward a Tahoe, for suitability and Islam. So Phil Murphy had a lot to burn on clean
version. He was also somebody who was a staunch opponent, to the Koran to Muslims, he was a
politician. And he was vigorously going and doing things like like these people were doing. And he
ended up putting the Quran to the test. So instead of burning the Koran, he read the Quran. And he
found what hubs his sources found I became much more happy after I became Muslim. I would like to
invite everybody to become Muslim just because it brings peace to your soul and peace to your heart.
It is the truth it resonates with heart and soul at least look at it from an Islamic perspective.
		
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			Try to read and study life of the prophet try to understand what the Muslims believe not so much the
behavior of Muslims because there are a lot of Muslims that don't live like Muslims, including
myself. I don't always live like a Muslim I shoot so what can we conclude from this? Don't burn the
Quran read the Quran, come and connect with the Muslims. Visit your local mosque. Ask your questions
engage. And if you go to the deen show.com We will send you a copy for free that's right my gift to
you. The crown and if you have questions call tell them I sent you Tom Eddie sent me and I because
naturally if you've been exposed to a bunch of fake news, the false information the lies half
		
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			truths, it might affect you we totally understand and get that so it's your right to ask questions
be sincere and about it though. Be sincere call one 800 662 Islaam 62475 to ask I heard this this in
the other please. Can you explain that? You might be scared I think in Islam, Muslims are the
boogeyman coming to get you It's laughable to us but to you we can understand when you've been fed
the wrong information. And now is manufactured fear they are perpetuating this stuff. And you're
naturally you're ignorant you don't know that's what ignorant
		
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			It says you just don't know. But it's your choice. Do you want to get informed? You want to stay in
the bliss of ignorance? Or do you want to be enlightened? Do you want to get to know? Do you want to
go ahead and keep adding one plus one is seven, one plus one is five, or do you want somebody to
teach you now the correct addition to that is one plus one is two, you know, the light bulb goes on,
you'll feel better, you'll feel much better about yourself, I'm telling you. So visit the Muslims
Love thy love when people come visit the moss and engage with us recently had an experience and I
saw a Christian outside and I was like, man, it's a great opportunity to talk to him. But this guy
		
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			is screaming at the top of his lungs. We're coming out of what's called Juma and this guy's not
engaging. He's there preaching and he's there shouting, and he's not sitting there and talking with
us asking questions. He's coming along like he knows but he doesn't know and what what's happening
he's chasing people away. And this is where religion in general and we would ask the Christian
community for people like this coming out of Juma
		
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			person like this. Screaming and yelling How you doing? Like the pillars of Islam? I'm not talking to
you right now. You're a seller. You're trying to build a data center here. Islam is violent. My
friends, we've been told they're out to kill us all. So I'm gonna come brothers and sisters. We went
to the streets to ask Americans about Islam. Here's what they said. Do you know anything about
Islam? No. Do you know anything about Islam? No. Sadly, do you know anything about Islam? Not
really. Do you know anything about Islam?
		
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			No, sorry. You know what Islam means? Islam? No, we've been told that they're out to kill us all.
That's what you've been told that Muslims are out to kill you all.
		
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			Well, that's it. I say on TV. Anything. I know it's in the Middle East. Whether you're gonna have
four wives, brothers and sisters, as you can see, there are so many Americans who don't know about
Islam we need your help to change that help us to build the deen center the first Mega data center
in America click the donate right now may God Almighty Allah reward all of you.
		
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			That
		
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			was written on sir Nine as the most violent chapter of the Quran, they want to have a talk that just
like we we hold to account, if somebody is stepping out of line having some extreme radical
behavior, we the community, we will talk to this person, we will engage with them, we will try to
help them rectify their ways. And tell them they don't represent us. We've done this so many times
on the program condemning that fringe element. And this I'm sure this is in your community, a fringe
element, that tomorrow can do something very violent and extreme. Because what person altogether
you're standing in front of a house. So imagine the Muslims are doing that standing in front of a
		
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			church and synagogue and screaming and yelling, the news will be all over this. And he's thinking
that this is like what Islam preaches and teaches and whatnot. So if this guy wants to engage with
the Muslims, or anybody else, we are actually very elated. When you come, we'll come in, we'll
invite you in and go ahead ask any question. As long as you're sincere, you're genuine. You're not
trying to go ahead and, you know, be a smart aleck, and, you know, look for trouble. I mean, where
are you going to go with that? So when a person is really trying to connect, make the human
connection, we have so many things in common? Let's get the elephant out of the room. Obviously, we
		
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			don't believe that Jesus is a he's not a God, a literal Son of God. Okay, we can agree to disagree.
You guys believe he's God, Trinity, etc. We believe that God Almighty is one and alone worthy of
worship, that nothing should be a worship alongside with God that Jesus called people to worship the
Creator, and Aramaic Allah. That's how you say in Aramaic, you say hola. That's how you call on God,
this language he spoke sister language to that is the Arabic language. And there's a whole chapter
named after his blessing mother called midium. So you'll see that we do not say any disrespectful
thing about Jesus. Okay, so we get this out of the way we get this out of the way that we can agree
		
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			to disagree, just like you might have in your own family, someone who you disagree with. So we
disagree upon this. But what about all the things that we agree on, that the sexualization of
children at this young age it should not be happening we can stand together so delegates are there
to to this, we can go on work on many of these other things that we agree with, like the family
structure, that there is a way that God created us through marriage and there's a male and the
female and all these other hundreds of genders. No, this is not found in the Bible in the crowd, or
any religion. So this is something that we can work together to protect our communities, our
		
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			families from what's happening. Now you can see this but we're coming if we're having people like
this guy property
		
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			In
		
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			my talk to this guy make Jesus Lord and believe the gospel my friends you can save we really invite
you for the
		
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			grace we are saved and have some water Hudson teen gift from God you got this guy screaming
		
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			at God he wants out
		
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			God he wants to have a relationship with you
		
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			you guys the Bible says the Bible says you want to call nine was written last okay? You want to
promote violence I know who you are the Holy Spirit you need to remove
		
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			violence or violence
		
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			in our in our country are you doing if a Christian goes and kills a bunch of Muslims, you're gonna
blame every Christian for it. Who you're gonna blame for it? So if a Muslim does an act of
terrorism, why are you blaming the religion for it? Show me in Scripture I'll show you from your
scripture First Samuel 15 Three they were going against God's word killing innocent children this is
in your Bible in front of you. So this is not the word of God then because got the words of humans
that are wrong. Well, yeah, so who made the Koran a human? No, no, the Quran is revealed by Allah
with perfection not a single mistake in it. Have you ever read the Quran?
		
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			I'm gonna give you a brand just read it
		
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			give me give me this
		
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			caveat here. It's promoting hate against Islam and stuff. That's not happening. You're gonna read
the Quran come in and screaming and Sultan and whatnot this is not going to work we wouldn't do it
to you guy we shouldn't be doing it you shouldn't be doing it to us and if the community a Christian
community can hold their own to account like this and say hold on there's a better way and then
people they look at this said these these religious people, they're just not jobs all together. It
just makes everybody look bad. Anyway, so with that said, I want to thank again my guest and we're
gonna have to do it again. Hamza, sorry, we lost you there. And for everybody else, continue to tune
		
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