Yasir Qadhi – Medina Bombing incident – Initial reaction
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The recent terrorist attacks in Iraq and Afghanistan have caused extreme bravery and dangerous behavior from teenagers and police officers. The pervasive fear of evil within people, including the notion of "the evilness of the world" and the fringe mentality of "the evilness of the world," is a topic of discussion. The speakers emphasize the importance of letting young men express themselves and bringing their own experiences to the table, as it is the goal of destabilizing the political system. anti-American hate and conspiracy theories are also discussed as a "horrow industry," with speakers highlighting the importance of letting young men and women express themselves and bring their own experiences to the table.
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Smilla Rahmanir Rahim Al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa salatu salam ala Sayidina Muhammad no other early he was so heavy on your mind about
today's last quarter is actually going to be divided into two separate parts. The first part is forced upon us by circumstance of what happened today. All of our hearts are in grief as to the absolutely amazing, unbelievable and then the unbelievable incidents are taking place in Medina right now that unfortunately so for some of you that haven't heard the news, apparently ISIS has actually launched a suicide mission outside of the prophecies as Masjid in Medina, and six people as of yet have been confirmed to be killed, and probably another four or five have been wounded. And it is truly unfathomable. Like honestly the mind finds difficulty trying to understand the mentality of
this group. And some people have even began to speculate conspiracy theories and whatnot. But brothers and sisters, the fact of the matter is, we have such lunatics. We have such crazy people. Well, luckily we do. We've had them from the beginning of time. Have we forgotten the holidays and what they did? Have we forgotten they were the ones who were the ones who surrounded the house of Earth man in Medina and laid siege to his house for 40 days and eventually murdered him in his own house a stone's throw away from the prophets of the masjid Have we forgotten they were the ones who massacred so many of the Sahaba and they thought that they're doing good and they fought Adib Nabi
parliament they eventually assassinated Ali, as he was praying Salat al Fajr, leading the people in the masjid, the assessment or the target, this type of fringe mentality. This type of fanaticism has been around from the beginning of time, and our prophets are some warned us about it. He told us there's always going to be that small splinter fundamentalism that has gone berserk on wild and the most dangerous fundamentalism is religious fundamentalism that goes unchallenged because the religious zealot the religious fundamentalist, doesn't care what the world thinks he thinks he's doing righteousness. And this is the most scariest type of of brainwashing that can be done. And the
fact of the matter, brothers and sisters is that this trend unfortunately, there's no doubt that the political circumstances that exacerbated it, no question. But the reality is there is this strand of fanaticism in our Ummah, and these haughty giants, these extreme zealots have been there, and they're going to be there. And there is no conspiracy when it comes to these 19 year old kids, and they're all 1819 year old, the boy that was caught was 18 years old. Can you imagine the 18 year old young man and he blows himself up in a so the way the handle works, those of you that have been there that are small, if you like, houses or not houses, but security, security, if you'd like areas
with security posts exactly where the police sit, so this 18 year old kid, pretended that he wanted to break his fast can you believe the the evilness he pretended he doesn't have if thought so he said, Can I have break Iftar with you guys? So yeah, nice. Jamila had the police what did they you know, they're sharing their foods. It's for the come and join us. So he enters this security post. And then he blows himself up killing all of the policemen there. And also two of the people that were outside 18 year old. How can this 18 year old kid think he's doing something good, and an evil?
I shouldn't say more sad Medina, sad enough. But this is also in his own way, sad. A few weeks ago in the same land. Two young men, both in their 19 and 21 year old, they were actually apprehended a stock for hola Rasulullah they murdered their own parents, because they thought that their parents are stopping them from doing jihad, doing jihad going and fighting with these guys. Their parents kept on saying no, no, no. And they actually killed their own parents. And then they were caught by the security that caused the national obviously scandal. The reality is that we do have this fringe. And no matter how minuscule or small it is, we do have to acknowledge that it does exist. And we
keep on saying that this fringe, it thrives on so many things. Number one on a misunderstanding of the legitimate jihad. Yes, jihad is positive. These people have perverted it. These people have twisted it. Number two grievances, grievances that are legitimate as well. Our hearts bleed because of what's happening in Iraq, in Afghanistan, in Guantanamo in Philistine but these young men are overzealous, they're impatient. And because nothing is happening right now. They're happy that somebody is doing something and I have to deal with this lot all the time on my face.
Broken Twitter SubhanAllah. You many of you don't understand this is a real living trend. Even in the posting today. Can you believe there were people criticizing my criticism of the attacks of Medina, can you believe there were Muslims, I had to delete them from my Facebook post, criticizing, that I'm criticizing what these people are doing. And they're calling me an American sellout, because I'm defending the harem. Like, they're so perverted in their understanding of the world, that for their from their perspective, everybody's a sellout, except for those five people that are on their perverted mentality. And we have to Wallahi every one of us has to be clear and brave, and
Alhamdulillah. Inshallah, none of us in this audience are sympathetic to that. But we have to always allow for these young men and women to come to us with their Shubo heart with their concerns. We can't send them underground, we can't tell them to be quiet. Because what happens is, and I've experienced this, myself and my career that I'm engaged with, if we do not engage with them ourselves, they will go find the radical voices, if we don't deal with them one on one, and we allow them to air their anger and grievances and let them spout what they're saying, then we sit them down and deal with them, then they're gonna go find the actual phonetics, they're gonna find the voices
of real radicalism. So if any one of you knows any one of our youngsters, that speaking like this, please don't shut him up. Allow him to express himself, then bring him to reputable shit, Mashallah. I'm here in your community, or go to somebody else. It's very important. We don't want anybody to go down this path. And Wallahi is unfathomable. But the fact of the matter is, from their perspective, they believe that there's somehow and of course, the target when they're perverted minds is the kingdom and the the political royal family. This is the goal is that we want to destabilize, and so they believe, no matter who they kill, what they kill, whatever is happening, they're going to do
this and 40 years ago, as you know, one of the first radical groups of our generation, the GI man movement, actually stormed the cat by itself even more bizarre, and this is in 1979, November, corresponding to the first Muharram 1400 Those of you that are in your 50s you'll remember this from your from your younger days. 1979. This occurred, the precursors to al Qaeda to ISIS, the first modern jihadist movement was the movement of the high man. And it actually stormed the harem and murky in Maccha 1979. And they held the Haram hostage, can you believe they put snipers around the gates of the harem, and they killed the security forces in the harem, and they held the Hajaj and
mortality hostage? And what was the grievance, America? Yeah, and you look at the perversion, look at the fanaticism, they're angry at America. They're angry at foreign policy, they're angry at whatever, you know, the family of certain whatever their grievances, so how do they express it? By holding the camera hostage and killing people in the shade of the cabin. And the Imam of the Harmon brothers will also have lost his they managed to escape long story I've spoken about it in more detail online. But the fact of the matter, brothers and sisters, this is a reality of our Ummah, we do have such fanatics. And, honestly, we need to stop this trend of conspiracy theories, no matter
what we believe or don't believe without a doubt there are fanatics in our Ummah, and they have been around and they will continue to be around. And we need to be brave enough to acknowledge that and take on their challenges. I needed to get that off my shoulder because honestly, it's a very tragic day when even the Haram gets attacked, And subhanAllah This is following a whole spate of attacks right this whole month. And by the way, it is my prediction and I hope I'm reading this that ISIS is on its last legs. This is a tactic of desperation, complete, they are completely cut off. So they're doing everything everywhere, in Istanbul in Dhaka, Bangladesh, in Baghdad in Jeddah, and potty just
like anything that they can do. This is like the sign of a basically a dying if you like organization that have no strength left in them. So they're like clutching drowning straws, anything that will bring about some type of if you like, now of course the goal is to bring about tension between people so that more people join their site. So Allah knows best I'm predicting that Insha Allah, this movement will will wane off however until the political grievances are solved. There will always be fanaticism until peace comes in the region.