Tim Humble – What is Our Purpose Q&A Session

Tim Humble

[Bradford], September 2022

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			hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa salatu salam, ala Abdullah, who was solely nabina, Muhammad wider
early, he will be here, Edge Marine, and my bad. So the purpose of this session is a q&a Following
on from the lecture about our purpose in life. And there were some important questions that were
raised. I'm going to take two or three questions that I was asked, and I'm going to answer those
questions, Inshallah, to Allah. And then I'll open it up to other people. So the first question that
I remember a brother came and asked me is, with regard to the teachings of these alphabets, LGP T,
and all the other letters that go with it in school? How can we, as parents manage this? And how can
		
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			we sort of deal with the fact that even in Islamic schools, it may be mandatory by law for a certain
amount of teaching to happen.
		
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			So there's no doubt that Islam came to eliminate, and mooncup to eliminate everything which is evil,
and to eliminate everything, which is hated by Allah. But there are situations in which this cannot
be eliminated completely. So what is obligatory in this situation is to reduce the evil as much as
possible, and in the mooncup, that cannot be completely removed. So there are some people can
completely remove it, and they can take the kids out of the lesson, they can homeschool their kids,
they can go to any some people, they have a way to completely remove this evil. There are other
people they do not all they can do is talk a little elbow ankle, take a small as possible. Now, if
		
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			someone is asking how to cope with this, so for example, in Islamic school says, Look, we know this
is something hated to Allah. However, this is something that by law we have to teach. So we teach
the minimum amount possible. What is your advice with regard to the school and with regard to the
parents? So with regard to the school, my first advice is everything that is haram that you can
remove, remove it,
		
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			everything that is haram, you cannot remove from a curriculum. My advice is that you decrease it as
much as possible. And that perhaps the best way to deal with it is a factual basis rather than an
opinion based answer. So for example, let's take a different topic, let's say somebody is talking
about Darwin's theory of evolution. So this is mandatory in the sciences, at least in biology, that
the children have to be taught Darwinian theory of evolution. But there are two ways I can teach
this. I can teach it in a way that is factual or opinionated, factual, meaning, Charles Darwin was a
man, Charles Darwin lived in this time, Charles Darwin had a theory, this was Charles Darwin's
		
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			theory.
		
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			Course.
		
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			I'm not giving you any opinion. I'm not telling you, this is the hack. And in fact, as an Islamic
school, you can probably say, we totally disagree with this theory from beginning to end. And this
theory is baffling because Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			told us so in the Quran.
		
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			But the point is, when I teach it like that, this is a theory that exists. That's it. So for
example, some school said, we have to teach, for example, gay marriage,
		
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			to a certain extent, Yeah, but you're teaching it as something beloved, something good, or you're
just teaching as a factor in this country, this certain thing exists, and it exists in this country.
It is something that some people in this country do
		
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			that that that is very important that we don't teach it in a way that is beloved or in a way that
makes people admire it, or in a way that people makes people aspire to it. But if we must teach it,
it's a fact any there are people in this country finish
		
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			from the view of the parent or the school. It is also really important for the children to be firmly
grounded in the Islamic responses to the Haram that they experience at school.
		
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			From this is, for example, that in an age appropriate way, the child is given the Islamic answer to
this particular issue. For example, if we're talking about Darwin's theory of evolution, then very
simple that Allah azza wa jal created Adam
		
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			from Torah Halacha, whom interrupt He created him from dust, and that Adam did not evolve from any
animal, rather Allah subhanaw taala in nanofiller, Isa in
		
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			Allah He can fit Adam. The example of Isa in the sight of Allah is like the example of Adam Holika,
who mean to Robinson makalah who confer corn, He created him from dust. And then he said being Is
that enough for a young child to understand that Darwin's theory is wrong and that this is what
Islam says. However, later as the child gets older, that's not enough. In his the child reaches the
age of the the near the GCSE exams of the teams, they have questions they want to know about, what
about peaking man and this, you know, fossil and that thing, so now they need a job on Mufasa? They
need an answer that is detailed, and they need someone to give them the proper Islamic answer to
		
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			that what you must not do is let this muncom settle into the hearts of a of a child. So in the
beginning, it's a simple answer. So in the beginning, a young child by fitrah, every young child
knows that marriage is mom and dad. And this is fitori, Yanni, this is Fatah. They don't need
anything else. And we know that for example, they learn about the profit slice LM and the profit
slice. And Mary Khadija they had,
		
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			you know, their six, the six children that came from Khadija or the Allahu anha. The prophets lie
Selim, that's enough for them in the beginning. But as they get older, they will need a detailed
answer to the issues that are presented to them.
		
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			And the issue of Islam submitting to Allah and Allah knows best, what is right for us and what is
good for us. This is very important also. So that's the way I would deal with that, as a school,
reduce it as much as possible, try to eliminate it where possible, as a parent do the same and where
you cannot, and you reduce it to the minimum address the Islamic issues, because Islam has an answer
for everything. But a lot of the times what I see from parents is that parents don't address this
issue is just hands on the ears, close the eyes, bury their head in the sand and pretend it doesn't
happen. But then the children grow up with these mongkol art in their hearts. And maybe they even
		
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			grow to love them, or they even grow to approve of them, or they even grow to believe they're not
that bad. So it's very important for us that we challenge those issues, and we give them the proper
Islamic understanding at an age appropriate way, because the wrong understanding at the wrong age is
also harmful. Right? If we give a young child too much information, it's also harmful, like the
famous statement,
		
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			primal caveat, some more severe automall Keep out So Mozilla, that the food of the old is poison for
the young. And if you're going to give a young child something that's not appropriate to their age,
it's going to confuse them even more. So you give each and appropriate and appropriate answer to the
age of the child. And as they get exposed to more stuff in school. You give them more Islamic
answers, and you try to give the answers before they observe those things so that they're able to
understand and be able to contextualize it in the light of Islam. The second question that I got
answered, or the second question I got asked, and I'm going to try to answer Shala is with regard to
		
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			some people who we mentioned the issue of praying at the graves. And what they say is they say we
are not going to the grave to pray to the person in the grief. Rather we are going to the grave to
pray to Allah by asking Allah through the deeds of that person or through the status of that person,
like the statement of a person Allahumma inni as lop Jahai fallen or Allah I asked you by the honor
of this person, or Allah I asked you by the good deeds of this person.
		
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			There are two important answers to this. The first is that this method of tawassul is tell us Solon
bathery, it is an innovation. The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam didn't do it. The Sahaba of
the Allahu Anhu didn't do it. It doesn't come in any of the types of tawassul mentioned in the
Quran. And it doesn't come in unto us who mentioned in the Sunnah. And we mentioned the hadith of
Aisha Radi Allahu Allah.
		
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			The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said man amla, another laser Allah He am Runa for what?
Whoever doesn't action that is not in accordance with our sunnah it will be rejected. So it's very
important we understand this idea of asking Allah by the status of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wasallam, or the honor of the Kaaba, or the deeds of this person, or Yanni, the status of this
person, all of this mountains of Allah who behind us all time Allah never give anyone permission to
do it. And our understanding is that the way we worship Allah is totally fear. We worship Allah the
way the prophets lie, Selim did it. That's it. We don't have any other option.
		
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			This is the first answer. So if we look at the tawassul that came in the Quran, we find tawassul
with Allah's names and attributes Rob burner.
		
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			For example, Rob Bella tuckable Mina Inaka, enter semula
		
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			Did our Lord accept from us you are the one who hears everything and knows everything. We also find
tell us soon by our good deeds Rob bene in and Amanda, Phil, Lana. Our Lord we have believed so
forgive us. We find tawassul by mentioning the outcome that we want. Rob Bella Yuki masala my lord
so they may perform the prayer. La Allahu Allah Allah who has grown so that they may show gratitude,
and so on. But we don't find anywhere in the Quran or Allah I asked you by the honor of Ibrahim, I
asked you by the honor of Muhammad. So I said Lemoore I asked you by the status of Gibreel this
never came in the Quran nor did it come in the Sunnah of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
		
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			There are some areas in the Sunnah where people might be confused, like is this cop?
		
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			They said we used to ask
		
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			Allah through the prophet Mohammed slice LM and now we are asking him through the uncle of the
Prophet salAllahu alayhi wasallam. This is not a tawassul Vijay, fool and this is not asking Allah
by someone status, rather, this is asking them to make dua in front of you. And then you saying I
mean, and this is not from the type of tawassul which is prohibited in the first place. And that is
why after the Prophet SAW Selim died, if they were making to Allah through His status, why did they
not carry on when he died? Did his status end when he died? It didn't. So with is this car when they
were asking for rain? If they were asking through the status of the prophets? Why Selim? Why did
		
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			they stop and change to Al Abbas? Except that the prophets why Selim died, his status didn't die,
his deeds didn't die. So why did they stop asking him? Because they were not asking by status in the
first place. They were asking him to go and make dua and then they would ask Allah Oh Allah, your
messenger made to accept it.
		
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			And the same thing with that ibis, Al Abbas would make to ask for rain, and the people would ask
Allah to accept that dua. The other thing in this question is very important is a lot of people use
this as an excuse. And in reality, a person the excuses don't benefit them. Well, oh, karma, I feel,
even if the person gives all of their excuses. In reality, a person goes to the grave. We see them
making such that we see them grabbing onto the sides of the graves and crying. We see them calling
upon the person and they say, I'm not calling upon them. I'm asking Allah. But the reality is that
Allah azza wa jal never legislated you to go to that place to ask, law did Allah azza wa jal give
		
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			you a sunnah from the Prophet sighs him to go to that place. So be careful about people who fool
themselves. They don't fool us. But they fool themselves by telling themselves and going there
through the status of the wedding, when in reality, they're going there for the wedding himself. So
this is very important.
		
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			That was another
		
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			important question that we were asked. We had a third one who's helped me out with the third one
because I forget
		
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			when did you do in congregation was very good. I remember exactly the question. So this is with
regard to the DUA that is made in congregation often at certain days when a person died, the bottom
and things like that.
		
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			And the issue of someone who is upon the Sunnah and they feel compelled to attend because of family
ties. So we know it's very important to keep family ties in Islam, Allah azza wa jal set for her I
say to interval Latham and Tutsi to fill out the what to cut to our hammock. Do you think that if
you turn away that you will cause corruption in the earth or you will cut off from your relatives?
However, there is a principle we must believe we must implement it and we must keep it in our mind.
And that is laughter It Lima Flocon female CSL Carnac you cannot do something for creation that is
disobeying Allah doesn't matter your parents or anyone else like Allah azza wa jal said, we're in
		
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			Tjahaja Allah and to shake heavy Malley, silica be here and fill out Altair, whom Allah was so hit
home if if dunya that roofer if they try to compel you to make a partner with me and what you have
no knowledge, do not obey them, but accompany them in this world in the best way. This is the best
answer I can give to the person in this situation fill out Altair format, don't obey them. What's
our hippo method 20 of our offer, be along with people in the best way. But don't update for my
advice is that these gatherings or gatherings that are either built upon check upon making a partner
with Allah or if they are free from that they are built upon Buddha going against the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wasallam so I don't believe that anyone should be attending these gatherings at
all. If a person is in the house when the gathering takes place, let them move away fella taco man
whom had tire hold off you had Ethan ready to sit with them until they take a difference pitch
		
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			a different path. If a person feels compelled that they are in the room don't take part is one thing
I know a lot of people I know how hard it is and I know the brothers say look, I raised my hand and
I just asked Allah for forgiveness. So I raise my hands and I ask Allah for something halal, but at
the end of the day you're taking part in this thing with them. They don't even see them that you are
doing in Carl monka they don't see that you reject it they don't see they're doing anything wrong.
So I think what you should do is that you should not take pot but you should make to ask for the
dead person and show the family your sincerity towards so for example, the pharmacy Okay, everybody
		
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			read now? I'm not gonna read. May Allah azza wa jal forgive this person may Allah azza wa jal give
him and for those who are elemental Jana May Allah subhanaw taala have shower His mercy upon him. I
can't take part in this because I can't disobey Allah to make you happy.
		
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			And when they finish you make to ask for the dead person you mentioned you show how sincere you
comfort the family. You say kind words to them, but don't take part in something that is Marcia Tila
mazziotta Rasul. disobeying Allah azza wa jal and disobeying the messenger so isolation and don't
feel that people will say and people will think sure sincerity show how your kindness look after the
family. Take care of them say nice words to them. Make dua for the dead person but don't take part
in something that is disobedience to Allah and disobedience to the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam, under any circumstances will Allahu Allah and Allah azza wa jal knows best.
		
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			Closely related, can a Muslim attend a non Muslim relative's funeral? No, I don't believe that they
should tend to attend a non Muslim relative's funeral. It's true that if their non Muslim relative
has no one to bury them, like the situation that happened with Abu Talib, there was no one to bury
him, then he nobody would prepare the body to put it in the grave. So earlier of the Allahu and he
asked the Prophet sighs him and the prophets I said give him permission to take that responsibility.
So if there is no one to bury the person a nobody is there to to bury them, they will just be left
by themselves. And the person can take care of their burial. But not to attend a funeral. Because
		
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			that funeral, first of all, is the funeral of a non Muslim. Second of all, it's going to be based
upon practices from another religion or atheism. And he says the person was not a Muslim. It's not
permissible for a person to participate in that. Rather a person can go to the family say words of
you know, condolences or what have you. You can say in that Allah who are in either here, Roger on,
because that's true no matter what 10 We are all belonging to Allah and we will all go back to him.
But it's very important a person doesn't exaggerate in this issue and doesn't get involved in the
issues of the nonsense now.
		
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			Can parents deny marriage due to nationality?
		
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			This is an important question that we must be a little bit careful about.
		
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			There's no doubt that the measure in the sight of Allah is a Taqwa.
		
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			In Kurama COMM And Allah here at Koco
		
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			the ones who are the most noble in the sight of Allah are the people of a Taqwa. Allah azza wa jal
doesn't look at in Allah Hala young vooral era su Alikum. Allah doesn't look at how you look. But
Allah looks at Canyon vooral ADA Kulu become more American, but Allah looks at your hearts and Allah
looks at your deeds.
		
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			At the same time, there is one aspect of nationality that could be given consideration when it comes
to march. And that is an issue of compatibility. Now I don't believe compatibility is necessarily
aligned with nationality. For example, you can have two people from different ethnicities or
different nationalities that are compatible. But it is important to make sure that there will be
compatibility. In the Hadith of the Prophet sighs Salman the alpha, we see that there were
occasionally marital problems between the people of Croatia in Makkah and the answer in Medina. Both
of them are from the same ethnicity, the same nationality, broadly speaking, and there were problems
		
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			between the two of them. And these problems came about because of a lack of compatibility, different
expectations different culture. So there is no issue that Islam says you must marry someone of the
same ethnicity or nationality, nor is there any reason to prevent it on that basis. But it is
important to make sure that the husband and wife are compatible with one another. That means that
they understand each other's cultures. They understand the expectations and they are comfortable
with what each one of them will expect from the other. If the parent is refusing the marriage be
		
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			On this issue compatibility, this could be given some consideration. And you could say to them, tell
me for example, you go to the wedding. Well, he says you're not marrying this person from this
nationality. Okay? What is your reason? If he says, My reason is because they will not understand
our culture, our expectations, we will not understand there's, they have some things they expect
from their women and you have some things we expect and it's not going to work out. This should be
thought about I'm not saying he's right, but it should be given consideration. But if it's just
racism, or it's just a matter of nothing but any ethnicity or nationality or race, this has no
		
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			consideration in the sight of Allah in the UK Rama comb and Allah here at Koco. The most noble in
the sight of Allah are the ones with the most Taqwa.
		
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			At the same time, do I advice or do I advise?
		
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			Do I give advice that a person should go against their parents in this issue? My honest advice is to
be very careful and cautious. Don't rush to go against your parents decision. Yes, they could be
wrong. Yes, they can be juggled. And it can be ignorance that but ultimately going against your
parents is not easy. And it's not light in the sight of Allah azza wa jal. So just think about the
issue. First, consult people of knowledge. Ask people who are senior to ask people who are older
than you don't rush to go against your parents, because your parents don't want you to marry from
this culture or that culture. But be careful about this walleye. Because even if your parents in
		
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			this might be wrong, there is no doubt that going against the parents is very, very severe in the
sight of Allah and you have to have a very, very good reason for it. So just be careful about the
issue of going against your parents like some of the young people, they just quickly want to take
the answer and see my parents are wrong. To the girl left the house and she goes to any environment,
the Imam becomes wealthier, the Imam gets married. And that's it. She lost the connection with her
parents for a long, long time, maybe forever. It's not Lisa behave, it's not something easy and
light. Rather, she should take good advice and counsel and think very, very carefully before taking
		
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			that step.
		
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			Okay, if a parent finds their children watching something, which is haram, how should they deal with
it? So my sincere advice to the parent in this situation is to take things slowly, until try to
communicate with your child and to try to explain to them because in reality, as a parent, it's one
of the worst things that can happen to you to see your child doing something which is openly haram
to see your child doing something which can ruin their Arteaga it hurts you as a parent, and your
initial reaction is extremely severe upon them and it should be but at the same time, in reality,
your job is to do the means that is going to bring about a change in that child. So you sit down
		
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			with them and you say what you are doing here is very severe in the sight of Allah azza wa jal
		
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			and the stuff that you're involved in is absolutely haram and it's not acceptable at all. So now we
have to understand why this happened. And we have to remove every single thing that leads to it. Is
it your phone? Is it your computer? Is it your friends, whatever it is, we're going to change it and
first of all, you need to tell them to repent to Allah before they feel sorry in front of their
parents because a lot of kids are like oh I'm really sorry I'm really sorry I'm really sorry I got
caught any but they don't feel in their heart any pain in terms of Allah subhanaw taala so this is
also very important
		
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			Can we eat food that has been read upon from a hunter No, I don't believe you can eat it
		
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			can you forgive? I don't eat birthday cake either. No, I don't believe you can eat birthday cake or
Christmas cake or any something which has been prepared for something haram you can't eat it.
		
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			How can you forgive someone who has done wrong to you? Fairly awful Well, yes foul? Let them forgive
an overlook and add to hipbone if you're hola hola. Don't you want Allah to forgive you? So the
simplest way is to concentrate on your forgiveness from Allah. If you concentrate on your
forgiveness from Allah, and you concentrate on Allah as names and attributes like alpha for
		
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			alpha
		
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			TBWA Rahim of Rama if you look at these attributes of Allah and you understand them, and you realize
how much you need Allah's forgiveness for you. This will enable you to learn to forgive other
people. Because Allah said, Forgive and pardon. Don't you want Allah to forgive you? This idea has a
story to it and so
		
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			Oh, no.
		
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			It has a story. And the story behind this is the F which happened to Asha Ravi, Allahu Allah. You
know that I she was accused of adultery Radi Allahu anha. And Allah declared her to be innocent in
the Quran.
		
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			There were some Muslims who were involved in spreading the rumors about Asha, they were not there
were more than 15 Yes, but there were some Muslims who got involved. They took the rumor and they
spread it by by without realizing what they were doing or without knowing the severity of what they
were doing. Among them also Sahabi who is known as Mr. And he was from the relatives of Abu Bakr,
Radi Allahu Imam.
		
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			Abu Bakr used to pay for his upkeep he was a poor man, and Abu Bakr used to pay for him. And
subhanAllah Mr fell into spreading the rumor about Aisha imagine that the person who is paying for
you, the person who's paying for your upkeep the person who's looking after you, and you betray them
with the biggest betrayal that you can imagine. And you spread rumors about their daughter to the
extent that she almost was divorced from the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam because of Abu Bakr,
he swore an oath by Allah by Allah are never going to give this man again. And Allah azza wa jal
revealed the eye for the afro Alia spell, let them forgive and overlook Don't you want for Allah to
		
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			forgive you. And after the I came down Abu Bakr he said Wallahi I'm never going to stop giving to
him. And he continued to give to him until I knew the time that he passed away Robbie Allah who and
how much money
		
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			so reading the Sierra also is a means to learn how to forgive because when you read things like
that, it teaches you the etiquette and the manners of how to forgive is having a baby shower
permissible not like that. Like the way they call it a baby shower will lie the Prophet size and
said woman to shut behavior calm and for her womanhood. Whoever resembles a pupil is one of them. So
we don't take the non Muslims habits we don't take their celebrations we don't take the way they
give gifts. We don't do anything the way that they do it. The prophets eyes and say the car they
fully are who they want. Nosara be different from the Jews and the Christians. In many a hadith. In
		
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			many a hadith he told us be different from the Jews and the Christians and he said let it tell the
owner said and I'm in Canada Kubla Khan cheaper and cheaper and clearer. And he said you're going to
follow the ways of the people who came before you hands on by hand Spanner on by on. So yes, give
gifts to a person who's going to have a baby, buy clothes for the baby buy gifts for the baby no
problem, but don't copy the way the non Muslims do it. This having baby showers and things like
that.
		
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			I explained about the hottap Hamdulillah.
		
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			With regard to the meal out of the Prophet salAllahu alayhi wasallam this is something that's been
answered very well previously. So there are some excellent videos but I will just summarize a few
points. First of all, there is no one who loved the Prophet sighs Allah more than the Sahaba they
love the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam more than we could ever love him. Wallahi if we
gathered the love that everyone on this earth has for the Prophet SAW Salem, it would not reach not
even a mood not even a Hance part of what Abu Bakar had for the Prophet sighs.
		
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			And Abu Bakar never celebrated the prophets license.
		
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			Nor did Irma. Nor did Earth man. Nor did Alia Ravi Allahu Anhu much mine nor did any of the Sahaba
nor did any of the tear between nor did any of the Imams of Islam, Abu Hanifa and Malika Sheffy and
Ahmed Rahim Allah Allahu taala. None of them did. In fact, it's so rare and unlikely and so unusual
that we don't even know when the prophets lie son was born. Do you know that we don't know when the
Prophet Tyson was born. The scholars differ they didn't even agree the month he is born.
		
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			Most of them said Robbie are outward, but not all of them. They even differed over the month he was
born. They agreed the year he was born Amalfi, they agreed that he was born in the Year of the
elephant, but they didn't agree upon the month and they didn't agree upon the date. Rather, I will
say that me personally, I believe that the date of the 12 of reveal owl is wrong. It's not the day
the prophesy son was born. Rather, I think it more likely he was born upon the eighth of robiola, or
one, possibly the 10th of Ruby or our or possibly the 12th of Ruby and that those are the three
strongest opinions in the issue. So the scholars of Sierra don't even agree when he was born. So how
		
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			should we celebrate his birthday? They don't even agree upon the date that he was born. That's the
next thing. The third thing is who started celebrating his birthday Kewanee was the faulty Miyun
		
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			the extreme SCIAC they're so extreme that even the sheer of today consider them could fall
		
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			Danny they are the eonni they are from among the most extreme of the extreme Shia and they
celebrated six birthdays. They started it nobody did it before them. These people this is the one
who started it six birthdays. The birthday of the Prophet sighs LM the birthday of Fatima Radi
Allahu Anhu the birthday of Ali, Ravi Allahu and the birth of Al Hassan and the birthday of Al
Hussein Radi Allahu Anhu Ma, and the birthday of their king.
		
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			And they celebrate they started the six birthdays no body in Islam knew something called the
prophets birthday until these people came.
		
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			No, none of the Imams of Islam they never knew it. For Allah who we should suffice ourself with what
the Sahaba suffice themselves we call In Kuntum to hipbone Allah for TVOD see, if you love Allah
then follow the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and there are much more detailed answers,
inshallah than that, but this is just a small q&a, so small points and shallow.
		
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			How do you control your child choosing friends at school?
		
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			First of all, my advice with regard to the children is, the first thing you can do is there are 32
things you can do before they even go to school. One is by teaching them good Islamic morals and
manners, they themselves will know a good friend from a bad friend, that's the first thing. The
second thing is by encouraging them to have good friends before they go to school. And while they're
at school, then insha Allah as they go from stage to stage and year to year, they will continue to
have good friends. As for when your child is at school, you can certainly influence them. As a
parent, you have a lot of control over your children in the sense that you can, let's say give them
		
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			a lot of leeway. Or you can put a lot of pressure so my advice is when they have bad friends that
are bad for them in their religion, restrict them to the maximum that you can restrict
		
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			Can I go out late Nope. Can I go to South Nope. Cows not any restrict everything you can when it
comes to their good friends this is important don't forget this when it comes to their good friends.
Let it go. Can I stay a bit late? No problem. Can I stay over their house? Of course you can. What
about if we meet up at the weekend? No problem inshallah. Encourage them with what is good and
prevent them with what is bad. And explain to them because so many times parents just say no. And
kids are just like look, my parents just say no, they don't want good for me. They don't know what
it's like talk to them. explain to them why it is that you want to say no and what the problem might
		
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			be.
		
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			I apologize that these answers are very brief, but we've got a llama American got some papers. A
person believes it is fine to share pictures of his wife on social media.
		
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			Using the fatwa of a share Hello Daniel Rahim Allah to Allah, that covering the face is not
compulsory. Somehow in this in regard Subhanallah the amount of people I see will lie he following a
fatwa they don't understand. But in reality the reason they're following it is because it is in
agreement with their Hauer so this person falls under the statement of Allah Allah Ito Manik, Taka
Illa, who how have you seen the one who took his goddess his desires? Because this person is not
sincere in following what the chef said? Did the chef's give a fatwa of posting your wife's picture
around for everyone to look at? No, he didn't write them all out it.
		
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			Never would the chef say such a thing, Rahim Allah Tada. Rather, the chef spoke about whether it is
obligatory for a Muslim woman to cover her face. As for the issue of lowering the gaze, there is no
50 left in it at all.
		
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			There is no two Muslim scholars who ever differed on the obligation of lowering the case. And that
is lowering the gaze whether the woman is not wearing hijab or wearing hijab or wearing niqab or not
wearing niqab whatever it is nobody different on the permit on the obligation of lowering the case
that came in the text of the Quran and the Sunnah.
		
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			For this issue Subhan Allah is very, very unfortunate. I will give you one evidence to explain
		
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			shareholder value from the evidence is he brought that in your club is not obligatory, by the way, I
believe it's obligatory but the shareholder himolla data from the evidence is he brought is the
Hadith which mentions
		
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			al Faber for the best or the Oklahoma that a woman came and she was a Mara, as I remember, and this
woman that the Prophet size and took his nephews head, or he took the his cousin's head, and he
turned it backwards. He took his head and he turned it around.
		
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			The point is, the chef is using this to show that the woman's face was uncovered.
		
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			The point here is, let's just take what the chef said. On that statement.
		
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			Now How should you behave when you see that woman whose face is uncovered? The same way as that
father behaved turn your head all the way backwards.
		
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			If I took me no one I'd be beautiful Kitab your textbook will never be above or do you believe in
some things in the in the Hadith and you don't believe in others? And if you believe that that is
the evidence why the woman's face was uncovered, okay, the woman's face was uncovered. The prophets
Isom took alphabets head and turned it around so that he didn't look at it.
		
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			You can't take part of it and not take the other and you can't take effect why based on your desires
acquire this fact we're shopping wala is a disease of the heart. It really is the number of people
I've seen it shall have it shipped members opinion on this it you're asking what is their opinion?
You don't even know it. Wallah. You don't know Allah, not the evidence, not the delille not the
opinion nowhere at all. You look that it matches your house. That's it. It matches my desires. So I
go with it. I will. It's not like this. Rather the person who is content for people to look at their
wife, no doubt is that they use without a shadow of a doubt. The person who is content for people to
		
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			look at their wife they have a share of that. A person should fear Allah azza wa jal with regard to
their family, whether the sister wears niqab or doesn't wear makeup, as I said, my view is the niqab
is compulsory. But even if she doesn't wear the niqab, still, that doesn't neglect the issue of
lowering the case. And keeping the people away from her and protecting her honor, her honor, and so
on.
		
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			Which she acts as a star should we listen to?
		
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			Allah Who's that?
		
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			Miss Eliza, which
		
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			is very hard or lie. Because the problem is you mentioned somebody, and tomorrow, and you don't know
what that person will say, for Wallahi I do not know anything better to be honest with you than to
say that you should follow the people who have passed away. Because the people who are alive, live
benefits now, you can't be sure that that person is not going to go into a fix tomorrow.
		
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			Wallahi I personally don't really advise people for particular speakers for two reasons. The first
thing is that Allah has many good speakers. I don't know that. So I say for example, and I you know,
I live in like this bedwin world when it comes to social media, I don't look at it. I don't care
about the videos that are made. I don't look at Instagram, nothing like that other people do it for
I don't don't take anything to do with it. So I don't know when there are good speakers. And it
would be unfair for me to say you should only listen to fallen and fallen and fallen. And I there's
many good speakers I don't know about.
		
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			And also, if I mentioned someone with good I don't know what that person will say tomorrow, I can't
tell you what I will say tomorrow, let alone them. I can Wallahi at the moment, me myself, I'm
working with a madrasa or Maria, with Chateau Manhattan, and will lie from what I have seen of
Chicago man's work and what I've worked with him for the last three, four years, I found his
lectures to be extremely beneficial. And from among the best of what is available in the English
language. So I can't advise you other than that. There are many, many other great speakers and there
are many fantastic two art who are doing a great job. And I don't take anything away from them. But
		
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			I can only only tell you the people that I know personally and the people that I know well. So right
now I'm working along with Chef Hawkman has an with an Madras to Maria. And other than that, Danny,
I leave the matter to you in sha Allah
		
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			when a masjid is teaching wrong things to people and they believe it How should we deal with this?
So it's very important to deal with issues with Al Hikmah well more Everton Hustler,
		
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			Audrina realize your
		
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			call to the way of your Lord. Call to the way of your Lord. You need to call to the way of your Lord
been Hekmatyar, more enlightened has with wisdom and with good admonition
		
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			and argue with them and the way that is best. What does that mean? So first of all, is that we call
to Allah subhanaw taala we're not calling to personalities. I'm not saying don't go to his Masjid
because he doesn't invite me to speak there.
		
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			I'm not calling to myself. Call the people to Allah. Call the people to the Quran and to the Sunnah,
and to what the companions were upon call to the way of your Lord, the Kitab and the Sunnah. When
the edge merrily he set up for how the OMA what the early generations agreed upon. That's what I
call to do I get it right. No, sometimes I get it wrong, but that's what I caught. So call the
people to Allah to the Quran, the Sunnah, and what the early generations were upon. That's the first
thing. Call them with Hickman. What does Heckman mean? It means that you know when to speak up and
when to be silent. You
		
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			Know when to be harsh and when to be soft. You know when to bring a certain angle and when to go
from a different angle.
		
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			And that requires knowledge and practice.
		
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			When we're able to have that and when you admonished people admonish people in the best way. And he
don't be someone who is the only someone who is you just hear curses and bad words from them.
		
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			And I want you to reflect on what Allah said to Musa and Harun when they went to frown, for Kula
Allah Who Cole and Leggett Allah, Allah Who yet has that character, we say to figure out and figure
out who is the worst of the people say to him a soft word, perhaps he will remember or perhaps he
will fear Allah.
		
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			If you're around deserves a soft, gentle word, then the people who are better than fill out also
deserve a soft and gentle word.
		
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			And when you have to argue with people, because sometimes the people will not accept it from you
will say, No, what I'm teaching is correct, you're wrong. We're just deal homebuilder t here. When
you have to argue with them, argue in the best possible way. Don't go down to their level, don't go
down to insults and screaming and shouting at people, but discuss with them and give you evidences
and explain to them in the best possible way. And be sincere like you're looking at yourself, give
sincere advice to people as though you are giving it to yourself. And if you do this in sha Allah
Who to either many of those people will change. And I think in our time and I don't mean today, but
		
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			in recent times Wallahi that from the best examples of this, if you look at some of the advices that
Chef chef members, Rahim Allah Allah gave to people, Wallah, you will find it a very, very good
example of how to deal with people how to deal with alcohol, if the one who is against you and the
one who has fallen into innovations and misguidance. Allah, the chef gave an excellent example for
our modern times of how to deal with people like that.
		
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			Can we give the car money for somebody to build a house? The most important thing is that the car
has two aspects to it when we talk about giving it the first is that you must give it to the groups
that are mentioned in our soda cartoon for Carla it was my second while I'm eating it when I left it
with Ricardo of our immuno feasibility now you have been studied. Allah azza wa jal mentioned these
categories, the eight categories of the people who are Jews.
		
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			For this purpose of this question, we're talking about two in the Masada cultureinfo, Cara, well
Misaki, the extremely poor, who have nothing at all, and the ones who have money, but it's not
enough for their basic needs. The second thing is, how do you give that sucker to them, you give it
in the form that you had it, you give it for example, if it's a car on money, you give it in money,
you don't say to them, for example, I will buy you food to our by you clothes, rather you give it
into them in money for them to buy Allahumma unless you fear that they will waste that money. That's
a different issue. So the we said it has to be a faqeer or miskeen someone who has nothing or
		
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			someone who has less than the basics that people need. And the second thing is if yours is a copper,
gold and silver and money, then you give it in that form. You don't give somebody a you know, a
pallet of bricks or something like that. You give them the car and they choose what to do with it.
But there might be some exceptions to that and maybe specific cases could be asked about and Allah
azza wa jal knows best for more questions and then inshallah we quickly run the brothers and we try
to finish a shower. How do you tell Muslims to pray? So there are two aspects of telling Muslims and
encouraging Muslims in Islam. The first is called a terror leap. And the second is called a terror
		
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			Hebrew. So a theory means encouraging them with positive messages. So you're telling them about
Jana, you're telling them about the reward for the people who pray the nearness to Allah sort of
Fatiha is a conversation between you and Allah and Allah says her that he actually Optima says this
is for my servant and my servant will have whatever they asked for showing them how easy it is to
pray, facilitating for them, encouraging them and helping them this is all totally encouragement.
Then there is how he they scaring them and warning them. So you tell them when Allah azza wa jal
spoke about the people of hellfire masala confy sakar Palolem Nikolina mousseline the first thing
		
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			they said is we didn't use to pray. And the Prophet sighs Olivia said, Well, I have to let the Bane
and our Bina homos, Salah, Thurmond, Taka, Taka Kapha the difference between us and them is the
prayer and whoever leaves it has disbelieved. So the leaving of the prayer is so serious that a
person could leave the religion of Islam completely. And then you encourage them with all the
goodness and the rewards of praying and this dual approach inshallah to Allah as well as making it
		
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			Easy. Like for example, someone says look, I cannot imagine coming to the masjid to pray. Okay,
let's just start by you just praying where you are. We make a little gym at home. You just make your
will do you just pray your prayer and and we'll build on it. We'll go stages until you come into the
gym five times a day but isn't the lighter either. Okay, rites and rituals are what rites and
rituals are prescribed for marriage. That's a big question that will be better to deal with as part
of a marriage course. But I will recommend a series of books will live from the best of what I have
seen written on the topic of marriage is a four book series by Sheikh Mohammed and Jabari is a very,
		
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			very beautiful series. The chef did a fantastic fantastic job. He used to be my neighbor in Medina
wala, he did an amazing job, a fantastic job of going through the evidences as they relate to
marriage preparing for marriage, the ceremony of marriage, intimacy, and children and all of that
very, very nice. I recommend, I would give this book as a gift to anyone who says they're thinking
about getting married, or anyone who's married even yet he will still benefit from it. And he gives
them this it's for four books, and is commonly known by the term the marriage series by Sheikh
Mohammed elgiva is very, very beneficial.
		
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			We mentioned that Allah hates and loves certain behaviors, can you elaborate on what Allah hates?
And whether this ties in with nonbelievers?
		
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			Should we not approach a non Muslim as though they were someone who has and who could become Muslim?
This is a very, very good question and very important. So let's recap. What we said on the issue of
Allah Allah Allah. We mentioned the I Will I started mentioning that I can Atilla como sweat on
hustler trophy Ibrahim
		
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			Ibrahim Oh ALLAH Dena Ma is called with the homie him in Abu Dhabi met I will do what I'm doing in
California become whereby there been an Albanian called Ida 12, or whatever that had taught me
Nabila who worked on this idea in Surratt.
		
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			Montana.
		
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			There has certainly been for you an excellent example in Ibrahim adores with him when they said to
their people, we are free from you and what you worship besides Allah, we have disassociate
ourselves with denied
		
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			and there is between us and you emnity and hatred forever until you believe in Allah Allah.
		
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			Allah says this is an excellent example. At the same time, Allah says lie on her Kamala. Angelina
Lemieux Hardy look comfy Dean. Well, I'm your collegial community Eric and terbaru, whom were toxic
to La him. In Allahu
		
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			Allah does not forbid you from those people who have not fought you for your religion, or driven you
out of your homes for being righteous towards them and fair towards these two Ayat cannot contradict
each other. And they did not come with Yanni they did not come for only a special set of
circumstances. So both eyes have to be applied. First of all, we disassociate ourselves from the non
Muslims and from what they do, Allah azza wa jal hates disbelief and Allah azza wa jal hates the
disbelievers by the text of the Quran. We don't need any This is proven by the text of the Quran in
more than one place, that Allah subhanaw taala hates the disbelievers and Allah hates disbelief. And
		
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			we don't just say that Allah hates disbelief, but doesn't hate the disbeliever. Rather, Allah hates
the action and the person
		
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			without a shadow of a doubt, and Allah hates every evil action, and every person who does it to the
extent that they do it. So for example, someone who does some mistake sometimes is not the same in
the sight of Allah as the person who disbelieves and the person who disbelieves and is looking for
Islam is not the same as the person who hates Islam and tries to pull people away from it. All of
them have a status in the sight of Allah.
		
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			But Allah does not prevent us despite this hatred. Allah does not prevent us from being kind. Nor
does Allah prevent us from being just someone might say, How can I be kind to someone that I hate?
		
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			The answer is that the reason you're being kind to them is from Love of Allah, because Allah
commanded you to be kind to them. And so out of love of Allah, you're kind to them and he polite.
You give a good impression of Islam. You explain Islam nicely to them, you help them to understand,
you're fair to them, you don't cheat them, you don't lie to them, you don't steal from them. And all
of these things that Allah commanded you and you do that because Allah told you to do it. So out of
your love of Allah
		
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			Law you treat them kindly, fairly, justly, and you explain Islam to them in a beautiful way. And if
they accept Islam, for a while confronted, they become your brothers and their religion.
		
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			They become your brothers in the religion. As for before that, then they are not your brothers or
sisters, but they are people that Allah has commanded you to be fair towards them. And Allah has
commanded you to be kind towards them, in the limits of what Allah azza wa jal said in these ayat,
at the same time, we're not on the same team. We're not friends, we're not allies, we're not
together. And he rather, there is emnity and hatred, because I have to hate what Allah hates. At the
same time, Allah has commanded you need to be kind to us. So out of love of Allah, I'm going to be
kind to you, and I'm going to be fair to you, as Allah has commanded me to be, and will lie that
		
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			achieved thing I find about this, to be honest with you is, I find that non Muslims understand this
very well. They have excellent well I will put up like many non Muslims have an excellent sense of
the fact that, look, we're together, you know, we're allies, we, you know, and they have this
excellent sense of being against the Muslims and away from them and so on. And yet Subhanallah we as
Muslims, feel like confused, you know, like, who should we be with? Whose team are we on? We
shouldn't be confused. But it doesn't stop us from being fair to the non Muslims. It doesn't stop us
from giving a nice explanation of Islam. But you can't join us until you're one of us. If they
		
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			repent. And they in terrible accommo Salah and they perform the prayer while at Osaka and they give
this is why no confetti and then you do your Protestant religion.
		
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			Last one on paper, and then we see if any philosophers from the brothers and you must have and I
feel unsettled in the area I live in. I'm unmarried and a single parent and I can't move to a Muslim
area as I take care of my sibling. What should I do if I can't make a choice. So there's no doubt
that new Muslims undergo a number of unique challenges. And Wallah, he these challenges, they are
not easy to bet. But we ask Allah subhanaw taala to raise their rank, and to bless them with the
best of this world and the next because of these difficulties and challenges that they face.
		
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			So it's very important when these challenges are happening, that we bear in mind two things. The
first thing is that we try to reduce the evil as much as we can. So if the person says, Look, I
can't move, okay, but what can you do to maximize the benefit, for example, try to come and spend
more time with the Muslims in a more Muslim friendly area. Try to spend time at the masjid try to
bring the Muslims to your to your to your place to stay with them to be around Muslim people try to
reduce the evil. And the second thing that we can do is that we as a community have to support them.
So when we hear of a river going through difficulty, we have to support them at the end of the day,
		
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			just like you would support your own family.
		
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			So you have to support your family that are your family in email, and Islam.
		
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			In the moment, we know that the believers are non brothers. So we have to have this connection with
people. So we for example, we make an effort to visit them, we make an effort to be in touch with
them to take phone numbers and so on and call them and ask how they are and we make an effort to
invite them to our homes and we make an effort to visit them and we make an effort to connect them
to the community so that they even if they have to live in that place. Any they live in that place
knowing that they have the support of the Muslim community and also trying to find out ways to get
out because if a person is sincere, Allah azza wa jal said we're Mia tequila ah Allah Who Maharajah
		
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			whoever has Taqwa of Allah and whoever protects themselves from Allah as punishment, whoever does
the best they can to obey Allah, and the best they can to keep away from disobedience to Allah,
Allah will make them away out. We have to be sincere looking for it. So whenever that opportunity
comes to find a way out that you take it a male allies origin make it easy for you to find out
without May Allah subhanaw taala accept it from you.
		
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			Do we have any questions from the brothers? Because I know you've been waiting patiently. And what
happens is we get these papers and they go any further. I have a friend who lives in Greek Norse
mythology, and he's asked, Does God define our goals in life? Or is it more along the lines of
karmic balance? Be a good person? That's a
		
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			very, very good question. So a person is asking the question, is it God that defines our goals in
life? Or is it more about just being a good person? So there is no doubt that the best one to define
your goals in life is for God Himself, right? Because he knows everything. He knows what is best for
you. He created you
		
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			He knows what is going to be good for you and what's going to be bad for you. And we as human beings
regularly get that wrong.
		
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			We regularly get that wrong. What I say and Takahashi and wager Allah, Allah houfy fail on Kathiawar
maybe you hate something, and it's really good for you. And reverse Maybe you love something and
it's really bad for you. So ultimately, it's not just about being a good person. But it's about the
fact that Allah subhanaw taala Almighty God has given us a purpose in life. And that purpose is
defined for us. So for example, if I give you the example of a car,
		
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			a car was manufactured for a purpose, it was manufactured to drive. And yes, it is possible to take
a car and stick it on your driveway and let it rust until the wheels fall off. But you never got out
of it, what it was made for. It wasn't made to leave on your drive and then let the wheels fall off
from rust and decay. He was made to drive. The reason we know it's made to drive is because it was
manufactured it was made by someone that made it for a reason. Allah azza wa jal made you for a
reason he made you to worship Him. And unless you fulfill that purpose, you'll be like that car that
is rusting on someone's driveway. Any we're not saying there's no benefit at all, but you won't get
		
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			out of your life what you want from it. At the same time, does that mean that our deeds have no
effect upon our life nor our deeds to the good that we do? The bad that we do for me, I met Miss
Carla Martin watching hiera era where many scholars are writing chakra Euro, whoever does an atom's
worth of good, the consequences of that they're going to see it. And whoever does an atom's weight
of bad the consequences of that they also going to they're going to see in their life, they're going
to experience it, if not in this life, then in the next then the question comes does that mean that
we as Muslims are like robots, we're not allowed to have our own goals and dreams and human maybe
		
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			our our aspirations do, we're allowed to have them, but within the context of Islam, and that's why
some people for example, Allah has given them success in charity, and they want to give charity and
be good you know, they they love helping people. And that's their means to paradise Allah has given
them a means within the permissible means of getting paradise, Allah has given it to them. And so
those goals that they're striving for are within what Islam allows. But for example, there are some
goals that a person is not allowed, like gathering wealth and status for the sake of it. Allah azza
wa jal said, ya know, liquidly humans that in humans, a levy Gemma ama know what I did, the one who
		
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			gathers wealth and counts it and in front of the poor says, look how much money I have, I've got all
this money, look how much money I've got. Either they spend their whole day counting how much money
they have, or they spend their whole day reminding the poor people of how much money they have.
Allah threatened them with Hellfire for this. So there are some things that you cannot have as your
goals and purposes. And that's the essence of Islam, right? submitting to Allah. Islam is about
submission, meaning that you take your desires and your goals, and you bring them in line with what
Allah subhanaw taala wants from you. And that's why we consider or we call ourselves Muslim people
		
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			who have submitted. So I hope that answers Inshallah, to Allah, the question is about follow up as
well. No function that he asks, How does God define our goals? And how do you know that you're on
the right path? Is very good question. How does God define our goals? And how do you know that
you're upon the right path? So the first thing is that the answer to these two can probably be
brought together and say that it's scripture, and prophet hood that tell us what is right and wrong.
		
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			So Islam often gives us general goals, without necessarily giving us details in every single aspect
that allows us to be individuals, right? Like Allah said, who they were more better off where I live
and injure. He didn't take to pardoning people and allow that which is customary, and that's one of
the Tafseer of the I allow that which is customary, and allow people to be their own individual will
arrive and enjoy healing, and turn away from those who are ignorant. So that tells us that people do
have a certain amount of flexibility, where they are allowed to choose things for themselves within
the framework set by Islam. What is the framework set by Islam, Scripture and prophet hood?
		
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			Scripture is the revelation of Quran and the Sunnah, and the revelation that was given to the
Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. And so when a person looks at Scripture and Prophet
would they tell us what is right and wrong? And that's why in Surah 231, the very first sort of the
Quran what do we ask Allah for? A dinner Serato study, guide us to the straight path. That path is
defined later. How can I hurry ha It's night Islam.
		
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			Good stay liars who aren't here in LA Halleck no one goes away from me except that destroyed. So
there is no issue with knowing what is right and wrong. When you follow scripture and you follow the
way of the prophets or a mo salatu salam made the peace and blessings of Allah be upon them all.
That is how we know what is right and what is wrong. And that's how we know what our purposes are
defined by. That doesn't stop you being an individual. It doesn't stop you having tastes and likes
and dislikes. But it does set you towards a common goal that unites us and brings us together and
that is to worship Allah alone or with your partner and to follow the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
		
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			wasallam
		
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			Do we have any last last question for the brothers I think make this last one it's always very late
for the brothers
		
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			I've answered this question many many times so I'm again I'm gonna give you summarized answer
inshallah. The detailed answer is on my YouTube channel for plenty of people to see. There is no
doubt that when it comes to tat with that is what sometimes people call timeout in amulets or things
that are hung for protection.
		
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			There are two types, there is a tat with which is from the Quran, and attacked with which is not
from the Quran. As for the TAT with which is not from the Quran, then this one, there is no doubt
about it. There is no doubt in it being prohibited. And there is no doubt if a person believes that
it benefits them instead of Allah, that they left the religion of Islam. And if a person believes
Allah benefits them through it, then they have committed Shere Khan minus schicke. And this is for
the tywi that is not from the Quran.
		
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			As for the week, that is from the Quran, Abdullah bin Massoud karate Allah who used to consider it
to be haram and this is the general any generally what the Sahaba were upon, in general, that the
Tao we've from the Quran is haram.
		
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			As for again, the TAT with which is from the Quran, it has another problem, which is that it is very
hard to shake, it leads people to ship how because people believe that their takeaway is from the
Quran when it's not from the Quran.
		
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			And that's why Allah subhanaw taala told us about those people. Y'all wanna al Sen humble kita,
Lita, Cebu, Mina al Kitab, Mohammed Al Kitab we are Cullotta who Amin nd Allah, He was a man who I
mean, Angela, were called out Allahu Keddy by our home. Yeah, there are people who twist their
tongues with a recitation of the book to make you think it's from the Quran, but it's not from the
Quran. And they say that it's from Allah but it's not from Allah and they speak about Allah ally
welding. I've opened. I don't know I don't have a number. But I would say certainly over 1000 maybe
more than that, of the different amulets and tat with people brought. And I could probably count on
		
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			one hand, definitely within to the number that were from the Quran. Almost everybody believed it was
from the Quran. And I told you a story before but I just briefly mentioned it. That one one time
sticks in my mind, one of the rare times so I used to have a deal. I say, bring your tat with. I'll
open it. If it's from the Quran. I'll give it back to you. Even though I believe it's haram, but
I'll give it back to you. Because you know, some of the taboo II might have allowed it. Oh, no
problem. I'll give it back to you.
		
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			So one brother came, he said, Okay, I've heard you have a deal. If you open this tab, whether it's
from the Quran, you're gonna give it back. I said, Yeah, because opening so I open it. And it's a
printed page from the Quran is not written. It's not handwritten. I mean, someone went to quran.com
and press printed. It was not anything I said, Look, Alhamdulillah it's a printed page from the
Quran. Cause what
		
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			what? He cheated me. He lied to me this guy. He told me he's doing some some proper work for me and
he just printed the page from the Quran. Wallah. They don't even want the title used to be from the
Quran. They want it to be from Yanni all these squares and symbols and letters that all of the
scholars of Islam unanimously agreed of from the shipyard and I'd be doing the things that are
making a partner with Allah and Bidda and so on. Nobody wants to have a chat with like this. As for
the weed from the Quran, I feel the majority of Muslims are fooled. People don't know what the Quran
the average person, if I wrote poetry and gave it to them and said it's Quran they will believe me.
		
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			If I wrote any random letters and said it's Quran they believe me if I scribble and rotate, it's
Quran they believe me. If I draw symbols, if I draw shapes, you know circle square circle square,
it's Quran they believe. This is the gel that the people are living in. For this is why I believe
it's a very act to shake. It's a means for people to make a partner with Allah. And that's why I
completely agree with the statement of Abdullah and Mr. Ravi Allahu and that that we have is haram
whether it's from the Quran or whether it's not from the Quran.
		
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			We have a detailed answer by the way, to those people who say this how they used to were to read. I
have already answered that question in detail with the evidences from Masana for everyone and even
at the CHE Rahim Allah to Allah and others, that we've already responded to that. Okay, I think it's
a good place for us to start. Just text me with a question. Can I ask you how
		
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			long vision is a
		
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			misconception?
		
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			In your talk, you mentioned that Quran is a jigsaw puzzle. Okay, can you shed more light on this
please? Okay, let me go from let's give you the
		
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			joining bits to this study also provides some guidance on how best to approach it without deviating
from the true meaning. And then you also some other parts of this. We have English translations of
the Quran.
		
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			But they're not accurate as the Quranic Arabic.
		
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			Speakers get around this. What sources would you recommend? Type? That's all I can remember. So
		
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			that's all I can remember. So first of all, I think the problem is sometimes people hear a bit of
what you say, but they don't really listen to the whole thing or touch the whole thing that you
said, I definitely didn't say the Quran is a jigsaw puzzle. I think what I was saying is that these
three i Art fit together like a jigsaw puzzle, in the sense that each one of them complements the
other. That's what I meant. So what I meant here is not that the Quran is a jigsaw puzzle, the Quran
is Quran. But what I meant is that the Quran fits together the IR don't contradict each other. They
don't go on top of each other, they fit together to make a complete picture. That's something any
		
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			that's what you call it another analogy or whatever, call it, simile or something like that. So I
can't remember. But it's something it's, it's basically giving you something what we call Tucker
Abraham, helping you to understand by saying that the IRS don't clash against each other, rather the
ayat, they are complementary and they fit together like the pieces of a jigsaw puzzle type. That's
one point. The next point is how does a person approach the Tafseer of the Quran? There is no doubt
that it's true, that translations of the Quran translation of the meaning of the Quran all this is,
is this is the translators. Tafseer and translation combined is very important. A lot of people make
		
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			a big mistake in this. They believe that a translation is a word for word literal, you know,
bringing up the Arabic into English, this is Mr. Hate, it's impossible, because words in Arabic have
many many meanings and sometimes one ayah could have eight meanings.
		
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			And there can be differences of opinion in it. So the translator has to first of all make Tafseer
and then bring the tafsir into English.
		
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			It has to be like that. So they cannot for example, when the translator says for example.
		
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			For example, what Mahalo to Regina will insert Ilaria Abu I only created the jinn and the men to
worship Me alone. In reality, this is Tafseer first, the first thing I did is make Tafseer of the
aisle and then translate it is not a translation of the aisle because the words are too deep. For
example, the statement of ebony Ibis doesn't agree with that Tafseer. And the statement of ebony
Ibis is excluded from the translation that I gave you. That's not the Tafseer of me advice at all.
So the point is that I first of all made tafsir and then I brought the translation. And that's the
case of all translations of the Quran. The best option that you can do is to learn two things.
		
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			Number one, to strive to learn the Arabic language. That's the first thing
		
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			to strive to learn the Arabic language don't say it's too hard Arabic is gonna take me too long. I
won't understand the Quran. Allah two years of hard work. I'm not going to say you understand the
Quran like a native but you will understand a good amount of the Quran in two years of hard work.
The next thing is take a subject which we call a sort of tafseer the principles of tafsir you can
find the video just go on to M au and type in Tafseer
		
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			go to YouTube, go to a m au and type in Tafseer there should be a video I'm sure Shut up man has one
which is called Kadima fuel sorta tafsir I'm just gonna double check. It's on our YouTube channel.
It's not on Calamus it might be on Calamus let's see.
		
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			Let's see. Here it is. Eight pots, the all sorts of tips and Tafseer of Ibn Taymiyyah by Chef
Trotman has this one you can
		
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			find it very nice it will explain to you how to approach Tafseer and how do we even make Tafseer of
the Quran? Where does Tafseer even come from? For example to have zero Quran evil Quran? Sometimes
the Quran explains itself to have zero Quran the Sunnah. Sometimes the Sunnah, explains the Quran
Tafseer
		
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			Quran
		
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			Tafseer of the Quran from the Sahaba of the Allahu Anhu the Tafseer of the Quran from the Imams of
the tablet even then the Tafseer of the Quran in the Arabic language to what extent do we accept it
or not accept it, there's this all is discussed the approach to tafsir understanding the Quran, just
type in A M au tafsir and look for a video series called ossola tafsir ossola tafsir Ibn Taymiyyah
Ibn Taymiyyah is also in Tafseer is very, very good and it's eight parts. Each one is about half an
hour long. So inshallah you benefit from it. Bismillah What else was there in the question? That was
it?
		
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			What are some more plots? I think we have to we have to stop it there. That's what Allah azza wa jal
made easy for me to mention Allah knows best. Wa Salatu was Salam ala Nabina Muhammad was early he
was so happy Ah, man. One just one small point.