Monday Nights with Mufti Abu Layth 172

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the sex questions you know straight away you know into the into the sex question what this on let me just check with the audio with me facebook hence there what's going down is the volume loud and clear is it crystal people good look at that genius just said it's good I want her to check here the reason I was doing that is because I don't know why on my last Monday nights it just went weird for some reason let's to add three let's do a dream no loss a

no loss L right so somebody said volume is loud and perfect Maddie said off Maddie what can I say what do you think of share indo indo indo what is that about assalamu alaykum kasi RI mom can see how you doing man how you doing right so what's going down what is your views about erection ha ha

ha ha what are my views as always Nick reality a very positive views about about erection of temple o erection of temples sorry hey yeah this is one of those points where you've got to make sure you don't put a comma in the wrong place how come I guess that couch or now a comic a sad-sack

: bigotry my age I got nice you know my friend this one punctuation so right we'll talk about that actually will talk about the the erection of the Indian temple Hindu temple in Pakistan right so what is going to uh somebody said he's getting happy at seeing you high right

on that thought people we should we we need to begin with the poetry rain Kazemi Zanka Sahara in the Hebrew the fever's ah just in the key to good irony loser da imagine de soca here is our exact Tao magazine tomorrow if knowledge shitty hey geekery sushi sushi key therapy they come Teresa she say who she thought of need a car

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come on when will ya sir kadhi Saab agree with me on an interview awesome on par head only time I smile at my phone is seeing my own life hi hi hi cap Bhatia kappa what was what was Mohammed's real name huh which Muhammad which Muhammad be talking about can you translate the poetry or translate some other poetry now that that's gone charge or beat gay

evil but key as the poem of Matawa cheon's dad it actually is a myth a virgin's dad's poetry yo beat gave Obot key that which has gone has gone people so worries go wind down people good morning from Australia Andy you're doing it you're doing it let me bring up with me gente from Facebook gone bring them up or before I do people if you let me just check ah subscribe subscribe this

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whenever professor speaking it's absolutely crystal clear cool let me bring that back so what is go went down people do that any charities Maria mote I always you know Maryam your surname always intrigues me you know names intrigue me anyway I don't know why I get intrigued with names I don't know if that's a universal thing or is it just an isolated weird

thing with me but uh but that surname is definitely a bit too intriguing called death it's a bit of do any charities exist that do not have a fee for Yemeni people hmm as a good point I'm not so so clued up with charities I do from the people I know that I that I see is doing good work in charity that I personally

as I mean from how I know them would vouch for them as genuine non ripoff people and this is just the people not the organization's I know huazi oh so those of you who know was yo on social media Facebook Instagram I know he does you know absolutely legit guy genuine work on the ground so he's somebody definitely you should connect with if you're trying to sort out some charity work because I'm usually a bit kind of if I'm honest I'm

a bit you know I don't number it skeptical with a lot of kind of charity work and stuff but he is somebody there's also Osama Zine El Abidine who works alongside was he Oh somebody I know personally does very sincere genuine work just trying to think who else do I personally know chef Adam kelwick somebody I think he not quite sure which charities with but he's once again a very genuine person so you know these are people I could personally I would as a person I could trust them so yeah I would advise getting in touch

with these people and asking them so they should be able and they are involved with Yemen as well as far as I'm aware I'm definitely Adam kelwick is I'm pretty sure was you're maybe as well so he can reach out to them as her RT you do any with the super chase that you bro that youdo what's going to mr. Miyagi's back people with a super chat look at that mr.

Miyagi he's saying mostly I suffer from chronic illness in a Leela he went night later and here we were cracking jokes mr. Miyagi semana right so we all make a collective to our I mean may Allah cute give you a grant you a swift and complete recovery I mean and grant you ease no matter what the circumstance is so I require praying I require to to pray sitting down though can pray standing up but it does become difficult don't worry about it Miyagi if you need

to sit down sit down this you're ill at the end of the day you know this is something you have to always remember something look think of it like this if I can understand this can Alon understand it of course he can that's like infantilizing God like of course if I can get it it's like oh I get what's going on so allah infinitely is much more compassionate and understanding so you know i don't need to think oh I can Gary Barlow von Goethe that's not the way to think that's the way some we weird people do think about

religion but that's not the right way so what is going on people what did I have for to have any interesting news that was going oh here was an interesting clip I had people this was somebody beware it is people the episode is always is live and unrestricted so here goes a pressing question you know people have these pressing say pressing C are there when it comes from pressing and depressing

here's a question right here in the diary there is not a home across the area doors are garbage appear from DiMaggio German OPP mawa peda we do the video question Yuta my son is on a vehicle

which I have an idea right so that was a very speaking of pressing questions somebody had asked the question that if he accidentally drank not accidentally said if he drank his his his other half smilk these are the pressing questions that was chef they call him McGee Saab because he's in makkah used to be based in makkah and needs to take live Q&A so you can see a

pressing question right they in the harem somebody's wondering that look what work this is absolutely fine yeah yeah can you guys just so he said well oh yeah don't worry buddy in fact you sure you should get some and make some tea and offer it to the friends yeah so this is the kind of you see people you have to understand this is what the Ummah is it preoccupies the

precious thoughts of the Ummah so I'm not sure if this is funny I should be offended well the fact that you're not sure just always go with humor whenever you're not sure just just always tilt towards laughter right so people do you believe in let me come back to that question Jonathan let me take this what's this super chat saying kapil patel is saying do you think Jay Smith's revolutionary secret about the Quran is that he's about to reveal he was on

David woods channel recent hmm I'm not sure what his revolutionary secret is you see J Smith and David Wood I always keep mixing it up whether it's David Wood isn't it's not in with the S at the end David Wood they kind of angle is usually to show that oh my god the Quran isn't stable because there's variant readings this what I could refer to as the dynamism of the Quran and that is not a contradiction by any standard it's a contradiction if you're starting

from a false premise so if you begin from an angle where you feel the Quran has this static uber static nature to it then yes then for you it will be a problem but that was actually up an issue in your learning you learnt it wrong so it's not actually true what's that

oh right was there question about Atlantis or something all right I'll come back to that in just a moment I do find that very fascinating as well right so I'm not sure what the he's about to unveil I'll kind of keep my ears and eyes open and see but yeah can I change my city's name go for it man go for it Jay said that the Huff's Quran we have now is from 1924 is he right

okay so he yes so what he's referring to is the Cairo manuscript he's not referring to the Quran but yes so for example when you publish something you base it on a particular manuscript like an official manuscript people kind of verify and say yep go for it so he's not that that's not all the ones in the world but popularly throughout the Arab world they will sell so you'll see the indian sub-continent quran will be based on different kind of they have a different type setting to it sometimes

so different reverses begin from different I mean it's the same Quran but they have a different number of lines per page so the verse which starts at the top of the page will be different depending on the number of lines you've got in one page so the Quranic the Arabic I mean they're all Arabic but the Arab country quran's so the ones like that you see that are commonly printed from Saudi Arabia and things like this they are all standardized so they all kind of print exactly the same number of lines each verse like if this verse starts at the top they will always start at the top 'they it's always whereas the

ones in the Indian subcontinent will start with their own they've kind of pipes netted differently it's the same verses but they've just you know they've got a different number of lines I've forgotten how many lines they have page now but so but the common Arabic printed or iron is based on the Cairo manuscript but that doesn't mean the Quran goes back to 1924 the Quran goes back to the time the Prophet but this was the latest kind of what what's the kind of not revised ain't the right word but once

again like you know they made a version in the Ottoman just towards the end of the Ottoman Empire made sure everybody was correct and they wanted to send it to the printing press with the kind of new typesetting so it's fine this is not a contradiction this does not mean that no Quran exists prior to that of course it does and the you know something that goes to show is that people a lot of these Islam critics went on for decades they went on for decades saying that the Quran was invented in the Abbasid era

yeah that it was never before the Abbasid era and then some of them said ok might have been towards halfway the ending or maybe of way of the Omega D era some said Abdul Malik apna Marwan made it up some said his son will leave made it up and there's no evidence for the Quran prior to that is nothing and then comes the Birmingham manuscript you see which even though it's only several folios it's not the entire but they the the people who are involved in that are saying that there's several others around the world that they are still working on I forgot the name of one of the researchers this

lady who's due to publish her work now that dates back to either the lifetime of the Prophet or just after into the whole affairs time how and those verses of surah taha and whatever are found in the Birmingham folio are exactly like almost half you know something it just goes to show you know this this these claims that they were saying all Muslims have just made this up oh it was made up by Harun al-rashid oh it was made up by the Abbasids one hundred and fifty years after the Prophet two hundred years after the

Prophet seventy years after the Prophet and then now they get evidence saying well this could have even been from the prophet's lifetime so it just goes to show that muslims were saying all this stuff before and even i say this time and time again you know with the dynamism of the quran that it has these readings this is not something they brought to us you know these Islam Islam critiques and these Orientalist we muslims transmitted this it is in our history books that the Quran has variant readings we transmitted this with Amana because we will just be will being

honest that this is how the Quran is read so I wouldn't freak out this is not something which they've discovered and Muslims were trying to hide it we've got this in our books yeah somebody mentioned asthma healer yes asthma Holly is one of the the ladies that was working on the researchers she's done some great work but I wasn't referring to her this is a non Muslim I forgotten our name but there's a non-muslim researcher who's involved in the Birmingham manuscript as well in the kind of testing of it and things like this she's also involved in other

similar similar manuscripts folios from that Eva from part of the Sun our kind of collection right so somebody said capo Han you're doing it you're doing it JC says her name may have been Alba Fedeli it may have been it may have been sugar and for that I'm sorry lofty sob you do any you doing it man Imran Ali who is not Muslim Christian or Jew but believes in God well oh is it permissible to marry a girl who

is not who a mere Jessica daffodil there is some Nicki missile me right this is as mere he says in was he was a media ishik Harry Potter hey wake up dude not a massive thigh that this is going to be

something Birmingham has dots Birmingham has many dots my friend he has stains and he has all sorts right so is it permissible to marry a girl who is not Muslim Christian or Jew I have said that I do believe that even though it's not the common practice of Muslims or it's not seen as acceptable although I believe it would be valid and I have a detailed video I won't do justice on this right now but I won't be able to do

justice not that I won't but I won't be able to but I've got a detailed video on YouTube watch it it's called Nika with non-muslims if you just search that with my name you'll come up all right so let me check another super chat you do in a couple Patel you're doing it ma with the super chat is that you J Smith and David would seem to select dubious weak hadith and make it sound like they are quoting the Quran to the unknowing audience which is poor taste unfair to Islam you know fit you know to me look I wouldn't worry

about it too much you know like David wood or Christian critics I you know I don't see them as a threat I think it's very look in all honesty if we're gonna be honest here let's be honest I love honesty people I love honesty so if we can I look if we look Muslims have being kind of from debate perspectives they've been for time on end thrashing

Christians here and sometimes even quite harsh against them and justified that it was a reaction to what Christians were doing to Muslims but the Eva and I say you know I medida I'm MIDI that I MIDI dad was you know right mom Allah have mercy on him and grant him an elevated Mohammed genital fair those even though his style today would not be palatable and would would be seen in poor taste perhaps today by some but in his time

you see people like a MIDI that he the way I can only describe him is he was an era we card we need Berta he was an era can mutton you know in the sense that he really gave Muslims a sense of confidence to come back at Christians and whether it obviously came back with kind of a kind of brute force with him but he

and he kind of revived a school of polemics interfaith polemics against Christians and Muslims have been kind of thrashing Christians on the back of that for for a few decades now so it's ok you know like some Christians will come back now and it's alright you know they they will try to have a little go and hotels I know it happens you know it's like obviously it's been happening for so long and so they they want to kind of have a little let me get a quick little

jabbing as well and yeah what's the big deal it's I don't Christianity in all honesty has never been a threat to Islam it's seldom ever that people have left Islam and become Christians because they've been convinced by the creed of Christianity that has seldom ever happened I'm not saying people haven't left Islam and become Christian they have but in most of those cases you will find auditorium or ulterior motives so for example Muslims may have fled from Muslim lands and sought refuge in

neighboring Christian kingdoms and therefore embraced Christianity and likewise many Christians may have fled to Muslim lands and embraced Islam historically but Christianity from a polemics perspective was never something so intellectually superior because they had things with which are which they themselves called illogical truths you know three is 1 1 is 3 this Trinity which is at the core of Christianity has always been a tough sell even till today it is a tough sell like it's very

difficult to kind of like get that pass people from a rational prospect you can try to explain it and explain it and it has an an exponent nation I'm not saying has no explanation but it's a hard sell you know you gotta be real and Islam has always had that kind of a very soft sell nature to it yes it has been kind of sometimes intimidating to people that Muslims have had sometimes it's been very appealing they've had an exotic appeal sometimes they've had an intimidating daunting appeal but the arguments of Islam have

been quite you know they've been we're usually within reason usually so I wouldn't worry about things like that okay right ali abbas any good resources on advanced arabic grammar studies of right ali abbas you're doing it people you definitely i would say anybody serious about learning about islam you do need to study Arabic at some point so write advanced Arabic grammar I would say look in Arabic you'd have to do it

in Arabic things like oh definitely go through at an intermediate level you go through utter another you know she'll have the Hameed's kind of notes on it are usually helpful you usually what people will do is they move on from that to something like they might do Alfie ative know Malik babe not I'll the Shara yeah I would say that would be really sufficient if you've done something like that then read up different books what I find more fun is reading books about

esta laugh like so this Alan soft female banal CUFI more Basra eena meena Lilith is a really good two-volume book by abu bakr al embody this i would say also if you maybe read what is a good application is maybe take you don't have to read the whole thing but let's say you take a commentary of the quran from a grammatical perspective like arable quran by nasa and what you can do is to select versus or go through it randomly and and see how he's applying the novel and learn

like that I found things like this being really beneficial I really loved the book by Shockley leaf called Madison aah whoo yeah so yeah I was a huge fan of this by the way of grammatical kind of if they laughed disagreements foes motor-b what are the pros and cons of each of the four schools whoa not a question man all right let's come back to your question what's up right so what's the - if Hoda says what are the views on BJP and lynch mobs attacking Muslims and Christians in

India heard you mentioning it in passing in other videos yeah I mean the BJP are nothing but fascists I mean racist bigots and in my understanding they have destroyed such what I would feel is a beautiful country like India I think India is an amazing country with amazing heritage you know if I will I mean I suppose from the great Indian history all sub-continental people are Indian so

from that aspect like if I ascribed to let's say that great Indian subcontinent I would feel that Muslims Muslims I'm talking to Muslims as a Muslim they should be proud of from a heritage perspective of everything that is there the great Hindu heritage the buildings you know the ancient temples that have been built I think amazing some of the things I follow some of the sites on social media and I see some of the the designs and things like this I think it's amazing even if you go back further you know the

whole mohenjo-daro and the Indus Valley Civilisation you've got Harappa and the Rocky Geary and all in and all these this is something the whole thing people should be proud of what Muslims shouldn't do is just feel proud of their own only they should embrace everything as far as heritage is concerned I don't mean as a religion but as heritage you shouldn't feel insecure but the BJP are just these really insecure kind of right-wing bigoted Hindus who I think give Hindus a bad name I don't believe Hindus are like that

Hindus generally are you know if you think if you're gonna be feared it's an amazing people and an amazing civilization they have been if we're gonna be if we're gonna look at history Hindus have been incredibly tolerant incredibly tolerant and in fact you know this whole thing of sanatana-dharma it is not what is called Hinduism it is not actually one religion it was just kind of grouped as one by the British that meant they but sanatana-dharma in essence was different people worshiping different things these people worshipping this this view and they were

just tolerant of each other and hence they were tolerant of Muslims when Muslims came they weren't kind of like because they just saw it as like okay they've got their thing they didn't and the fact that some of them went to the extent of many of them not most of them went to the extent of saying well you know we won't calm animals we won't harm and James went to the extent that you can't harm anything you know not even an ant and they practice this for centuries and I mean this it is a testimony to the human capacity and will so I I think

it's amazing but it's a shame in the last you know what we're seeing in this last century and you know obviously with the British things got very confusing there and then after that I think things have always been kind of messed up due to politics and the creation of Pakistan and then now things like BJP but yeah that's my thoughts on it somebody said always are plenty clear it's always your bloody fault no we're only joking joking so what is what is

the necks of rice I shall affair says can you elaborate on your lack of belief in the understanding of miracle stating it to be irrational but from an Asha Adi paradigm it would make sense in your lack of belief [Laughter] Kimberly saying hey Mufti hey Kimberly you're doing it can you elaborate on your lack of belief I mean I don't know if what my lack of belief is supposed to mean

right so somebody had asked about his super cha I don't see it handsome hound I don't see it so if you can post it again you don't have to post it as a super you can just post it but the question so yeah so the lack of it's not about the lack of belief I've got it look I've got a very detailed video it's titled

its title if you is titled the Queen of Sheba and Suleiman and it's it's called narratives from the Quran or how we should look at narratives from the Quran and it's it's on YouTube and in that I go into incredible detail on how to understand the Quran when it comes to stories so it's not about I'm I can't accept certain things it's that we know the world doesn't work in certain ways so there's no point just saying or we did for one person when we know Allah says in the Quran it doesn't work in

that way so that's my my kind of thoughts on it [Music] for uh alright about your on the for meth labs somebody said about the Hinduism the caste system oh yes absolutely I don't want to sound like if you see like many things people produce atrocities as well and the caste system is an absolute atrocity that Hinduism has produced and

I would say that you know in all honesty this was what on the same token you know you get a double-edged double-edged kind of played it was the silver lining was that it was the greatest opportunity for Muslims to present Islam and I feel that over time Muslims failed if I'm gonna be honest I feel that all Muslims did was just became another little kind of group whereas it was the greatest opening that

Muslims had to offer Islam to like the low Untouchables and the low castes and the these Dalits and uh truth and these other kind of people they have in India who are so low caste that nobody even the shadow is forbidden on people so Islam was the greatest blessing for them and yet Muslims all Muslims did is just become another version of a caste that's way you I think we have to give that the

this is what this this was the Muslims they're coming to rescue it the equivalent oh not that was he gone oh this was it [Laughter] that's the equivalent people that's the one yeah I've got a kind of I know where it is now cool so Kappa Han thoughts on creation

thoughts on creation of the peri-peri in quran of the wall of the peri-peri of the pen in quran and quantum physics what you should do a video on this and evolutions or phone ain't serious question thoughts on creation of the pen in quran and quantum physics mmm not so sure I understand that question I'll have to come back to that right so what is going on people somebody said no children no

children for him that's one way to have protection guess who's spending $0 on protection right so Kapil you're doing it yeah oh my god see coupled with all these super chats couple I gotta get you down for a cup of coffee mine you gotta come down oh I don't know where you are I'm assuming in the in the UK have you noticed zakir naik doing the way of assam going the way of assam al-hakim he sounds like a nutcase

the other day said the girl is haram because women are not in hijab yeah I mean you know I yeah I mean I've not been never been too fond of that girl like to be honest with you and I just feel that the problem with people like zakir naik is that he never was a scholar of islam but even if he did get I don't he never really got that trained I mean to that level as far as I'm aware but even if he did I suppose it would have just be salaphi Islam anyway you know so Salafi

Islam is mmm it's a very kind of like a blinkers view on you know it's a very strange version of Islam to kind of live like that yeah I wouldn't recommend it it's you know it's a very you know I feel I feel okay this is my way of looking at things somebody said Sadhguru speaking Mossad okay I'll speak about

Sadhguru in a moment right so I feel that you know the way in society you have some people by no fault of these but some people are autistic yeah so I kind of borrow that term for what is like religious autism this kind of it's it's not that they say you see the Salafi stroke Wahhabi stroke al-hadith kind of movement usually is a very autistic kind of way of looking at

things so people who are like that mentally I don't they and this doesn't mean they have to be fully autistic but it's like that they it's like they're on a spectrum yeah it's not like on or off thing it's like a spectrum and people who you know the way people with autism they need certain structures like just things ambiguity they cannot tolerate ambiguity at all it would you know that

is not a right that is not you know that is not at all something they and they will need certain strike you know they will like let's say they've got stationery needs to be in order they need to kind of have things they things placed in order that you know if this is how they see the world it's it through this uber structuralism and anything that breaks that will really disrupt the quality of life so sometimes some people they need to put things in the shopping bag in a particular way they own and they don't understand

social cues that's actual autism the psychological kind of and then there's a similar thing but on a religious paradigm but some people they just need set structure in religion they cannot have any ambiguity and you know there needs to be like black and white and it needs to be and they just need to be like that kind of that those are the people that are drawn to like self ISM or the Urbanism or this kind of way of thinking yeah because they will struggle

with ambiguity people like that Maheen Mirza 5-pound from mine all right some people are sending all right you know what it is suka read should be much appreciated was this right right damn that questions gone mind your questions gone I've I was trying to read it but it kind of just and I can't see I can't reverse the Facebook questions I can with the YouTube actually a might I sense the

ortho speaking people of Karachi have shaped your worldview in some way do you agree can you elaborate I I wouldn't feel so no I don't think so no I wouldn't I wouldn't feel that any of the I mean obviously i lived in karachi for many years and i had many teachers who may have had some influence on me naturally your teachers to some extent

will rub off in the right way rub off on you just in case you end up in the wrong mother sign he's that cardi sob is also rubbing off on you and you're like yeah up Cocker and he's like yeah yeah he'll me rub off her wrong so but you know but broadly speaking for the most part I can't see any major substantial as far as my way of thinking I mean obviously they taught me books and things like that and I may have you

know obviously I've learnt from them but did they shape the way I think did they used to think like this in any way no not at all really handsome hound says Islam war or tolerate what what what Martin Mirza oh that was my and missus question all right mind you doing it you do in it mine so yeah so I don't think they did rub off on me not in the right way and not in the wrong way some handsome hand girls look I posted my my super chat

twice now well three times is a charm apparently no here's your question Islam tolerated war affected female concubines let's all just take a moment to just contemplate which are for which are forced into sex as okay okay then why women choosing voluntary prostitution without pimping Haram let me reread the question that's a well let

me take a sip of this coffee yeah hmm Ora Ora Venga Venga let's see aslam tolerated war affected female concubines which are forced into sex is okay then why women choosing voluntary prostitution without pimping haram ah right so why is Islam forbidding prostitution when it's not forbidding concubines is this have I understood if sex say slaves are allowed then why not prostitution

ah that's that's see right so what an interesting question handsome hound is always thee as the union rep for for our fellow citizens and those who work a difficult life sometimes on the streets sometimes in other places as handsome hound would know but why is that why after all that hard work do we still call they work harem right so right now

yeah because I suppose you see it's an interesting question from an angle I get that what you're saying but you see prostitution hmm why would Islam allow that but wouldn't allow prostitution because because I suppose it's or maybe not in all prostitution to be fair maybe not all prostitution is like and maybe

some prostitution in some liberated countries today is not kind of forced and things like that so I would say maybe like in in the Western world even here I think you will find some that is kind of being forced and things like this but it's just not apparent that it's being forced but there may be a considerable amount of prostitution in this part of the world in places like America maybe in Europe that is voluntary and people are doing it on their you know I'm just because they want to or maybe they enjoy the job they like do choose a career that will bring job satisfaction

I mean do you know the amount of men that would you would think yeah that's now what is that a career what to become a gigolo so but I feel that for the most part in most of the world things like prostitution are usually a kind of it's not usually like voluntary like that and it's kind of forced into you there's a lot of it's usually always this people are kind of crippled into these things forced what by one means or another to

do it and it's unwell it may at the face of it appear willful I mean I'm sure that's not all the world but in a lot of places that you I'm assuming it would be like that so yeah and the concubines thing you see the concubines to be fair Islam didn't you see the term concubines is a bit misleading okay right I feel that it's you know people feel that Islam allowed concubines now it it see when

you see concubines concubines just means a kind of like a sex slave that's not true for the Jerry yet for the female slaves in Islam in Islam the sex slaves see this is a wrong term the the female slaves were kind of like you could say oh I would accept the term if it was secondary maybe not primary level so second-class one could say but they were like second-class wives they weren't

like just you know they weren't just like having a full-time prostitute like imagine you went and bought a prostitute in a country now you own her it wasn't quite like that because if you saw for example if you did like let's say I have now this actual sex slave now I can use her for whatever I want my friends come round they can use her I can send her here I can send ethey this categorically was Haram in Islam that woman was only allowed to be with that man in a

intimate relationship and she if they were to have a child she automatically was to be referred to as Oman Woollett the mother of the children and it was no longer she had already an entitlement which they called mocha Taba where she could now whether he likes it or not able to buy her her freedom and it was very it wasn't like what I'm trying to say is it wasn't this even though they could be sex between him and the the slave but they were she wasn't something

like a prostitute for him like she couldn't be like oh here take her away you guys use a you know par City it was unanimously considered Haram so there is a huge so it's very misleading when people say concubines because concubines were just used like that so people say Oh Islam allowed all these concubines and this is where the terminology is wrong so I hope that shed some light

somebody said I'll suggest not to entertain atheists no I don't think handsome hound isn't an atheist but why not just marry her yeah I feel that in all honesty the marriage thing was people wouldn't marry them because of if I'm just being honest I think it was seen as social stigma but this was like the next level he was like a layer down from so it was a kind of marriage but it wasn't if I could call it it was like a second class kind of marriage it wasn't a first class

kind of marriage so that's what it was like it had several still conditions requirements there were things like that had them saying goes well I'm not into sharing anyway what is wrong with mulehead I don't know whom will Hades Travis McDowell's Travis McDowell says thoughts on Morocco's progressive approach to Islam Morocco has an amazing approach to Islam and I feel that you know this it is deeply rooted in the Maliki tradition the Maliki method which

was always very forward-thinking they were the pioneers of mohassid the objectives of Sharia if you look at things like what is called the amal yet where they gave Futaba that were you know we by the explanation man explained that the Sharia mandates change so going centuries back like 8th century hey jury you know we're going six seven hundred years back from today we're scholars like a blossom Albert zuly who would have been from modern-day Morocco today taught that the hadith had changed

the capital punishments had changed they changed them into financial penalties saying this is what the Sharia wants and for centuries after this is what they acted upon in certain parts they even are dawn who was the the grandson of pourcel II or the great-grandson from the from his daughter's side now he had ruled how women have it they inherit 50% of the husband's inheritance and it's not so these kind of if you want to call

them progressive but they way of reevaluating the outcome of Sharia is something very classical some anytime you need my services law what are you talking about most table lathe what do you think of Alex Jones I don't know who is Alex Jones right so what's this question what's going on in a demi rage mmm only if the genius like the one from Aladeen

I don't know what that question means right a right of right what is going on people what is going on differences right between nikka and mutually agreed handsome hound is really on it with the

with with the kind of nikka and and what are questions and Xena and Mufti please look up Alex Jones I will do but not right now somebody said write these boy these Facebook questions or comments are moving so fast Mufti I asked a super chat did you ask a super jerk

why can't what's this oh whoa what have I done here damn oh that's better right so I didn't see your question in IA if you'd asked you can ask it again are you asking it on youtube you can ask it the I didn't see the Thank You your talks have brought me back to Islam Travis it's an honor it's an honor faith is a journey and you know we're all on that journey and sometimes we kind of come across things that sound a bit

weird and strange and and what we forget sometimes is that is simply the perspective of that individual that is presenting them and it's not necessarily the true reflection of Islam a rye rice oh right right right what is going on wow so many comments on Facebook I'm moving so fast like I could they just moving way too fast I mostly can you pray for me to marry my crush

right let's do a collective da you know what I think for us to do a collective do I share a photo of your crush wait can you share photos in comments women why can't we Ben have concubines I would feel that truly speaking they ought to be able to I don't think anything in Islam truly prohibited that I just think

Muslim culture kind of forbade it and I think in the time of Omar they say that he kind of condemned a woman I think she was a companion who was having sex with her male slave and then she said well where does he say it's Haram and and then Anwar said that no that's not how we understand it and then he said you know if you do this again I'll punish you so she kind of okay refrained but I I feel that was just oh ma if it's true then it was just a little the alarm was

each D had it was his way of looking at the Quran because the I understand that generally in Arab culture they didn't like the thought of the women whether the as by their I mean like not necessarily their own women but just women of the culture with other men like let's say non Arab men and things like that especially considering a lot of slaves were often non oops so this is and hence you see even you know the the whole you know that

great tragedy of neck metal bar Amica Allah hihihihi water betrayal people overnight overnight the the bar Amica were kind of killed off and I think I've spoken about that previously the Abbasids the but these Veronica these were people that were they were really close with the early abbasids the caliphs and all of these and and haroon rasheed i believe

isn't it Haroon Rashid sister was due to marry one of the main brahmic I believe his name was Abu Jafar but but they were in essence even though they spoke Arabic and everything but they were Persian but they were really I mean they were up there they were that close with Kay leaves but then suddenly something flipped and overnight they had all the major barometer wiped out Wow you know history kind of Islamic history it witnesses one of the greatest and most

brutal acts of betrayal overnight people wow what a tragedy and it's known as the tragedy of the barometer and it's really fascinating though because they have him this this the main his name slipped my mind now I think it's Abu Jafar but the main one who's due to marry haroon rasheed sister and they're not quite sure what his problem was with that Burma key and they feel it may

have been the fact that they just couldn't tolerate the thought of you know the women an Arab woman his sister with a non Arab man even though that guy was his best friend too he was like really close with the Calif but yeah fascinating are fascinating it's my akram thoughts on it nourished you do in a smile with the super chair thuds on evening rushed and his stance on bizarrely yeah you know Anaya excuse of not knowing who the father is doesn't apply

to barren childless women so women who use birth control even back then all women who use yeah I mean I'm not sure what the question in that Anaya is so but I agree I mean yeah we mean that was one of the core issues was usually about things like that was about being able to have children but you have to remember as well back then it wasn't exactly possible to know whether a woman was barren or not like it could have been the man like they don't know he could just be the man she's with he's incapable infertile so

[Music] right there was a question I was just about to answer before that though Oh even a ruched yeah I mean I've read nourished he's a legend to me ever always from Muslim Spain and yeah as early this early is good but does early you see he kind of over does it I feel and has early has different sides to him you see here's this kind of like he's almost a bit bipolar sometimes you know he has this very ah kaffir Cather side and then he has this

very kind of like cool compassionate side to him so I don't I don't but you know he writes this book all these philosophers are cool far the calf ears and you know they don't believe in this they don't believe in this and and he was attacking kindy and Farabi and even a scene and things like this and obviously neoplatonism so neoplatonism those of you that aren't familiar with it is that it's basically you've got the ideas of Plato now Plato's popular for many diff v's but what one of the main things he's popular for is the concept of the forms and this that everything you see here in

essence has this so it has an an archetype that exists actually exists so let's say anything like an animal you could say a lion like all lions but horses or dogs or anything humans anything there's there's different so many different lions to us they may look the same but I'm sure to each other.they they don't look the same but the point is that why do we okay lions are very similar but let's say you took horses or

dogs they to us will look different as well to some extent now why do we identify each one as a dog what Plato believed was because there is this form this Universal which is a dog template this archetype and dogs are are kind of like off that that template is reflected in this creature therefore we recognize it as a dog even though this dog may look different from that dog so and how do we know these templates these kind of uniforms what he

calls them but he feels they they actually exist some way they he feels that we know them because we wants our souls were over thee and they knew the forms but then the forms exist in everything so they exist in beauty beauty is a form so why is something beautiful if you you know why is a landscape is people women art why are these things so beautiful why would you say that woman is so beautiful and this one now you may say well because she looks like this and she's got this kind of features or this kind of a body but

but what Plato would argue is that actually it's not that what it is is the of beauty is found reflected or it's part of it is captured by this human being or by this landscape or by this whatever isn't there for you recognize beauty so that's anyway plato's thing but then along comes several hundreds of years later you get this another philosopher an Egyptian actually platanus and he comes up with this this kind of this

emanation theory that they is basically the way you have these forms you have this the one I know a moment ago somebody was asking he wants to get married to his his his the one but so the one is from which everything is the ultimate and the one Platina says is like basically saying it's like God and everything comes from that the one and what the wonders is it kind of from a

emanates this you know you get from it comes this thing which he calls the kind of the news so the intellect and from that emanate souls which you know coming to people as well so this was known as Neoplatonism and then some Muslim philosophers kind of took that on board and they call it fueled in Arabic this kind of faith from Allah the emanation and they obviously is Lamas I stood there like they put the Islamic angle on it and stuff and then this is what has early kind of takes out his machine gun

say hello to my little friend caffeine caffeine caffeine caffeine and he kind of like really tries to kill this off the irony is that he doesn't kill it he kind of you see this is the amazing thing about history he sends it underground because he tries to kill it and what he does do is he kills it we with the philosophers but it finds itself emerging against a game way with

the Sufis in Islam and the Sufis who you know who I can eyes as early are the ones who end up then you know manifesting this kind of a belief this whole water to know Jude and the whole concept of this kind of concept very similar concept of of this faith and emanation and we are from Allah and on to him we shall return and it finds itself at home in Sufism which even though as I Lee wasn't a Sufi like that but he was a Sufi you know this whole saw her than everything and he kind of

gives birth to a huge amount of Sufism so it's amazing how history plays out so mostly you said motifs halal but how to do it how to do it and how to do it and hey how do I do it must be it must Eon here any and what to do now any I'm doing the MU tiny but how to do it a char a holy holding in my hand now huh

video cool okay right I mean come on yaar if I have to explain to you how to do it then this one mean don't do it not nice so then in that case it's better that you send them to us and we will do it because if we've got to show everything what is going on what is

going on Mufti I apologize was not moreover not to worry man not to worry we've got to do a month of course step-by-step huh we're gonna have to kind of at some point you are like a practical like a a weekend away can you imagine if I did a course like that that would be like an awesome scandal what happens with the

lotion from Kerry sob right so right most e sob will you please to a mind trap episode with my teacher jawad jawad is that which award is that jawad jawad Hashmi is that same jihad or different jawad but yes of course if put me in touch with somebody abdullah masoom I assume in order to at least I say is

like innocent or in Arabic infallible but he's asking here share his tobacco Haram neither innocent nor infallible rather he fell victim to a plant come on one would think you'd be at least you'd fall victim to something you know of of great mesmerized ation something to but to a plant jello yeah

right I live I live I live yeah no it's not Haram tobacco is not Haram right thoughts on the works of dr. Esser are and nominally Han am so heylia doing it with the super chat right so right now yeah I mean doctor sir are at MIT he's influenced many people I think he's definitely done you know that I suppose that speaks volumes if you've influenced so many people it speaks volumes whether somebody agrees

with them or not I feel that it speaks volumes somebody asked about shale marble or I should be having chiffon marble Oh John tomorrow on mindtrap so do check that out yeah I guess that speaks volumes you know if you you know they said all do poet Akbar Allah buddy Allah Akbar Allah body those of you that remember that what what film is that yeah Amar Akbar Anthony there are demand there are Dahman right

so yeah so you know he there was in in his time Cersei and Ahmed and they you know people used to criticize Cersei Ahmed for being modernized and and I think he was a I could be wrong maybe he was a self-proclaimed modernist who openly said we are modernists and things so yeah and but he says about him after he he passed away he said hamari Barton he bought they say yet come Carta and I

feel that that is that's an amazing you know praise for someone he said that you know after all we did was our words were just simply words but what we can't denies that he had action to him you know like he you know they there was action with his words he was a man of work of a work ethic and I feel that yeah so I mean I haven't really studied up they saw Ahmed but I he has influenced many people so that's you know great most the answer my question okay

how is tobacco not Haram this is the way they this is the way you if you answer it you're doomed if you don't answer it you doomed it's like asking me about tobacco and then when I say it's oh it's not Haram how is it not Haram

so what is going down people what is going down hmm all right so let's do a review somebody said because of a figure whose figure right so what are we gonna do a review on right okay here's another super childless answer this first that's it we're gonna take a look at the debate between apostate prophet and Daniel have

taketh jaw but before we do that what is this mark Long's etta do we know the content of the discussion between Imam Malik and Abu Hanifah when they met our Hanif s opinions truly preserved preserved right for us I am happily married okay our people are people trying to find proposals in rich styles and things on my on my chat line you

know what I should I should arrange a speed-dating thing what do you think do you think you I think it would work actually what people just be too embarrassed to turn up or would only guys turn up right so somebody said Mufti your earrings on point shukran shukran that's the that's that's the

that's as expressed by the legend Mir Taqi Mir where he says Harley Patna gusta knee hey Mira to me pooja to my harmonica some of those women out of you musty bring out some of those women out of your closet my closet right so most

these dating site a cha-cha you want me to share a cha no this are noise possibly no it's possibly amigo no it's possibly right Sal what's going down Mufti please answer the sadguru right Sadhguru okay God people are persistent I'm joking I'm joking Sadhguru yeah I don't you see I do like him but I feel that maybe he was always like this or I recently kind of came

across some of his videos he seems to be a bit kind of like comes across quite right-wing or maybe it's just videos I've seen but he comes across quite a bit like very anti Islamic and Islamophobic almost and in some videos that I've seen of him on YouTube so I've not really liked that I had pictured him as a very kind of liberal open-minded person I think he is open-minded to some extent definitely is but the liberal thing and very tolerating part I think

is not entirely accurate based on some of the clips I've seen of him he seems to support some right-wing Hindu fascist claims that you get today political claims and very anti Islamic anti Muslim one speaking of this Oh how Muslims colonized and India and all this kind of stuff and I I find it very propaganda so I don't really like that now yep so I hope that explains the question mark about imam abu hanifa an imam malik no they questioned a dialogue is not preserved all we know is they did meet they did have an exchange on more

than one occasion I think they kind of they weren't convinced with each other's arguments imam abu hanifa kind of hmm i think he kind of he kind of played off in my Malik's knowledge and stuff he kind of referred to him as just a kid and I think Imam Malik kind of disses him for saying he's very intelligent but he's not grounded he kind of disses him like that tit for

tat they're like you know so they kind of but they had a kind of an admiration like they acknowledged each other put it like that they acknowledged that the person he like he definitely sits at the table but they just didn't buy into each other's angle of argumentation and yeah what was the other thing where the other part was where's the question gone or his opinions preserved I feel his opinions are preserved by and large in

the Vahid or rewire and things like this we join the Hanafy the six major texts of the hanafi madhhab right what's this next abdullah karim AKA is back with his super chart you do any answer poke minbari who the hell is Pokemon brief greetings most the other question is it in Islam is it haram to have dogs as a pet right okay so I've right now so I've answered this previously I've got detailed response to it on YouTube I don't believe it's Haram to have a pet

dog there is literature about dogs and things like that in Islam I feel that was because of some of them having rabies or they had some kind of a disease and I feel it was rabies that's what other people you know scholars have said as well and the Prophet SAW that they were really close to people they have this really nice affinity with their dogs and because it was dangerous he said those things like oh if a dog is seen you know in your if it's in your

house an angel won't in turn and he saw that some of them still don't listen and and then he said well if it licks the bowl you have to wash it seven times but that was more hygiene purposes and medicinal and then on some cases there was some particular dogs that was said to put them down the Prophet said to kill them and that wasn't because he generally had a hatred for dogs that's not true but it was that they were certain and you know in my maserati and other people do you speak about that as well and this is why the the male Kia

Imam Malik did not consider dogs to be impure and many Muslims kept dogs especially for hunting and things like this so it wasn't impure and the fact that Allah speaks about using dogs for hunting so how did you use dogs you obviously keep them you breed them you take care of them you teach them you feed them I mean that this is how you're gonna have hunting dogs you're not just gonna have hunting dogs one day you know there has to be on the back of it is it is a whole kind of industry is a strong word but it's a market of or an audience

of people keeping dogs yeah yes so it's nothing to do with the Hara either because according to the school of Medina all life necessitates purity so dogs are pure as our pigs pure so if a dog licked your bowl the bowl of you know some water and things like this I know according to the other schools or if they licked your clothes it becomes impure but according to the school of Modena it's not imputes it's it's fine it's nothing it was just a hygiene issue was not a ritual purity issue that's according to the school of Modena

and pigs although they are haram but they're not impure so if a if a pig licked you it wouldn't it's not something your hand it doesn't become impure according to the Maliki meth lab at school of Modena right ok I hope that answers that let's see what's going on man Danny Boy safe Farid says many dour people refer to the Quran providing reference to the big bang theory say theories disproved we do or should we stand you see it's not about it being

disproved because the way maybe our understanding could be enhanced but the way we know scientifically that the way matter is expanding and the speed at which it's expanding we know that you see you can rewind that like mentally and mathematically so you can see that like if if something's moving away and they move it's moving at such a speed and it's all expanding well you can play in Reverse and see that it would go back to a particular point so it's not that the this is just a you know a theory but

it's based on scientific facts that are observable of the expansion at a given rate of the universe now also how matter emerges matter has emerged from energy so you know what they say weight is where do things come from where do rocks come from where do these things come from this is energy the energy at a certain speed will will convert I mean energy is the whole popular thing of equals mc-squared was to demonstrate that that matter in s

is energy so the question when it began was there a big bang I mean I don't know whether there was a big bang but people call it the Big Bang in the Quran it doesn't say it was a big bang but it says that that do they not see Ana Sumati well Arkana taught on forfeit Akana Huma that this was something in essence that was kind of just clinched but we cleft them asunder do they not see that which people say is an ishara is an indication to the Big Bang and that's fine and you know if science enhances that theory of saying well it

wasn't a bang it was in a particular way then fine I mean it doesn't clash with the Quran in any way right right all right people all right so let's talk about this what I did want to show me so we've got here this was a debate people that went down between apostate prophet that's the guy in the left theater you can see if I'm moving my cursor I don't know if you guys can see my cursor but

the one with the headphones on is apostate prophet and on the right is Danny Boy our very own Danny Boy right so Karima you doing it with the superjet you doing it right so I'll come to your question of Cheryl bonny okay right but just focusing on this for a little while now there was a debate between these two very long right they

went on for a considerable while and it just bring back the hint they're from Facebook right so what do I think about this what will my thoughts on it right so Wow that debate people I got a say okay as boring as it could be but to be fair in this particular debate it's pretty safe to say that Danny Boy really kind of

annihilated apostate prophet so you know I've never really seen a debate on apostate Prophet before I've seen some clips of his here in thee I don't follow him closely or anything but occasionally I've seen some clips of his on YouTube and I watch this and I thought well okay go on and so many people said to me Mufti have you seen the debate between Danny Boy and a pasta I forgot an apostate prophets name now Raz one I think was it but anyway I think but

apostate AAP right so ap is you see I don't know whether what the reason was but ap was totally underprepared I don't know whether underprepared is the word or inept to debate him I mean Danny Boy went in mmm-hmm Danny Boy was liked anyway he was like stupid get the chair it's like stupid I'm not gonna let you get the chance to

bid he does wainting take no prisoners this he was like the only thing I'm gonna take away from here is just what the right hand possesses there's only concubines otherwise there's no slaves I'm taking away no prisoners of war here it's just like annihilation Oh God but it was it was seriously it was quite amusing but you know the arguments I don't know what so my thoughts on it were that first of all I

think Danny Boy clearly won he did a Rambo on him but I feel that not because his arguments were necessarily good it was just that his opponents his opponent was so weak [Laughter] you know when I was in motherís all right let me let me tell you guys a story yes it was one of our teachers Abdullah Monta Kasab so this story has always stuck with me yeah so he told us the story of the piti piti is just such

a funny name I don't know what which bird is the PD but it's a it's very tiny kind of bird it's in Pakistan I don't know what it would if somebody knows the name of it then you can put it in the comments but it appears in certain proverbs as well like in order to they say Kappa D or Kappa dica Sherpa like well you know it's what kind of a soup would you make out of this tiny it's you know it's just a tiny bird so the story of this big d yeah so what it is is PD

is one day sitting on on a branch just chillin with these like I'm living the life oh yeah and all of a sudden now we started robbing it's not robbing it's it's much smaller it's like a small so what happens is some strong wind comes by and knocks the Biddy off the branch so the PD goes flying and the PD goes whoa people there's a storm that's come a storm and what happens with as the big

defaults like some leaves fall off the the branch as well so this big leaf is coming and the PD I think if somebody said it's called a friend it may be maybe right so the PD what it is it sticks up both of its legs and it catches it catches the leaf but it doesn't realize it's the leaf because it's so big it thinks that the sky has fallen today and the PD says yeah you

know what today the whole sky felt I mean the whole sky fell but alhamdulillah I caught it otherwise what what would have become of civilization only God knows and then the bindi kind of picks off it kind of like does this backflip kicks off this leaf and it falls aside and he thinks hamdulillah you know another day for civilization thank God you know

thinks like wow so this is the situation going on with the PD so Danny why it's not that his arguments were so good it was just that his opposition was so weak so he kind of like obviously he decimated he did a number on a pion apostate prophet now - to be fair he

begins the debate by saying that look he speaks about Danny Boy speaks about you've got look values and liberal values are being imposed brutally all around the world and an apostate prophet kind of challenges some of this and says well what do you mean and he says well do you know how they got there how did they get these values through brutal force and he cut he kind of from here digresses on to colonialism so the interesting thing that weird thing here is AP apostate prophet for some reason starts defending colonialism which like

I don't know why anybody is so warp to start defending colonialism like that that what was wrong what was wrong there was wrong so anyway that make him so here Danny Boy immediately gets the higher ground because if the opposition is defending colonialism it's easy to batter down close oh my god this this tyranny and this oppression and these and statistics and plastrro blah blah blah so obviously he's like he's doing the flying kicks at him and the chops from there they get on to this discussion of he says homosexuality how

can they they allow homosexuality in these societies these societies are Western liberal values are being imposed this is as brutal and they give examples of he says that Brunei said it was going to stone the the homosexual people and therefore the rest of the world imposed sanctions and this is the brutality of this day and age and apostate prophet tries to say well you know this and that and and he's quoting this book apostate I mean Danny boy's quoting this book

that book and then he brings up Family Values he says you know well Family Values for example yes you know today the West are Akane's Family Values Family Values they're you know this statistic about single mothers are you know their children are suffering they are suffering all these people psychopaths blah blah blah blah blah going to these statistics or from broken homes for single mothers they were from this this this and he's quoting this book and they were mainly all kind of they weren't religious books they were just regular kind of just regular English books that were written on these kind of sociological topics and he would

say well you know it's all about monogamy but then at some point he obviously switched and he said well polygamy is still about this because polygamy produces more children and if you have more true ruin you have more population and I don't know how to be fear I don't know how he arrives at these kind of he was like well that's just obvious Danny Boy was like that's obvious and he was a very he was the clearly the dominant one in that discussion and he says look if you have polygamy you have more children if you have more children you have a

greater population your country's more stable you have you know greater military might and you have this and you have that and and it was just going on and you see this was the thing so he clearly and then he says about punishment he says corporal punishment versus you know today taking away your liberties prison for example he quotes some he says have you read the book by this person he clearly shows in his book how he argues that corporal punishments lashing is much better than it's more humane than locking up for example and

these are the things he kind of goes off about but to be honest it's not that his arguments were actually good so for example just taking a look at some of his arguments this argument that like homosexuals homosexuals should be stoned to death I mean I just simply asked a simple question here that we do you get that from this where do you get this from because there isn't a single verse of the Quran and there isn't a single hadith that is sahi that speaks about homosexuality so where do you get this

from so you're gonna say well oh you know we base it upon this verse of Xena I say well the verse actually says zania towards ernie speaks about a female and a male and they'll say yes but this is by analogy so you say also by analogy you feel you can take life and by the way the verse doesn't even allow taking life and this was another point we obviously because it was apostate prophet who doesn't really know much about Islam it was easy for him to get away with it but I would have asked him that because he says oh yeah but this verse speaks about lashing but that's abrogated I won't have let that slide I would have

said whoa what do you mean so this verse is abrogated of lashing and he would say well you see because he's stuck because they don't believe the verse is abrogated and I would say so oh ah a cha cha so you mean Allah forgot to mention it there but Nelly why came to the rescue you recognized it though so Allah at the time because you could say look alcohol you could say that people were still

they were kind of being teased off like they were kind of being weaned off alcohol okay there was a gradual and then he came to a point it was stopped but zina they can say look a line the Quran condemned it and gave a punishment okay let's say the lashing and he condemned it which was what the Arabs used to do anyway at that time these kind of punishments were the punishments the Arabs had so you say well okay so then - wait a minute let me get this right then God changed it again except he what chose or forgot to reveal a verse about it but he kept the other

verse which he chose not to act on a cha cha cha cha I mean this point I wouldn't even let this point go and then well he said that oh we have a consensus of Zena should be stoned I'd be like dang cup cup cup you know for that you got to go back to you gotta

do that get the chance we're not going to let that one slide so I would be like Oh mento moment akame amor i would be like a char so I will assimil broossooli the shareholds llama v-0 from the 7th and 8th century of Islam sir yeah he's his fatwa that the Sharia mandates that it changes is is he part of this is ma this

consensus Oh a church what about Abu Imran al was any war Abba Eban Hodja were Abba even up the war ABBA I'll have the word about chef mohammed el árbol first see what about share hula t-shirt a cha-cha-cha you naughty naughty these people not part of your consensus who's in this consensus is it just you and presumably with you you assume it's the angel Gabriel who's in this consensus of yours

so I'm quoting to you the ulama of Islam who are clearly saying the Sharia mandates that there is no stoning and you're claiming that there's a consensus still so these things I would never let these things slide and when he says certain things are categorically Haram like he says well ok homosexuality categorically deserves stoning I wouldn't let that slide I would simply ask that how do you wait a minute wait a minute before we move on prove it prove

it my friend prove it prove it you know because there you would get it I don't have the Jezza the formal degree or certificate I haven't graduated from Milan program and we like them right Danny why you have not graduated so this this is the thing that you see a lot of the things he was saying and this thing about Family Values look Society some societies are collectivist and some societies are individualist you know you study this in sociology and

in psychology and things like this Islam never claimed that it invented families Islam never claimed to have invented family like family values family values have been this since there's been families you know Islam obviously honors them but it didn't invent them you know it's not oh if you you know to respect Family Values that is just the Islamic argument that's that's never been an Islamic alcaman okay to start off with break break break then why apply the brakes you know the other thing is you know this collectivist attitude I would like to

ask you certain things because I know you wouldn't agree with them so let's first of all even this marriage thing I would ask that okay then when you say this thing of majority of the scholars in the past said a man could because Danny boy kept going on about this point of fornication you know these societies are wretched because of fornication you know that they are these societies they destroy they create like you know they're doomed for destruction of civilization because of fornication and I would ask that okay but what is this

fornication that you're talking about because from an Islamic viewpoint what what is it that you how does it change by just having a new car like how does all of a sudden society become prosperous because they just said a will to camel toe I accept I accept which they say for most of these fornications as well is a consent of what they're doing now how is it that the majority of all Sunni scholars have allowed even a Durbar rights in his estate card that it is the sunni scholars they allow Anika boniato taluk you can marry with the intent you're

gonna give divorce afterwards and what if she has a kid you think in the past they didn't have kids when these guys used to move on so who used to take care of those kids it was still single mothers wasn't it you think that guy in the past when he travelled all the way back to Cairo from Baghdad what was he sending her what child benefit Oh si si well how was he sending that money across to the part of the world how do you think it happened like so stop you know you're presenting such a fake version and this thing that oh you know oh we have because we have

these values but the truth is there's many countries like Japan is a good example it's a collectivist society and it has family values but it's not Muslim China has family values it's irreligious and highly superstitious though but it's got you know it's not Muslim but my point is that you can't just be claiming these things and another interesting point is this thing like look I would ask people this dear you know in in in the Sharia there is this concept of a dear blood money yeah now blood money let's say somebody accidentally killed

someone or they caused some damage there unless it was accidental you give compensation what was interesting is in the Sharia you have something called a lark Allah who are the asaba so who pays the blood money you don't pay so I let's say I caused some damage they won't come to me it will be the male relatives on my father's side so it'll be my father grandfather paternal my uncle's paternal and my cousins who paternal the maternal side they used to ignore now they would

be physically responsible like they don't get a say in it so let's just say now if I've got a cousin and he's crashed into somebody's car or he's he's accidentally you know caused physical damage to someone and he needs to pay compensation so it would be okay for the bailiffs to turn up to me and hold me liable and start taking physic forcibly extracting money from me I would under no society accept that like that makes zero sense to me but yet this is

the system is it not because in Arabia in the time of the Prophet the art Allah was the asaba so this is what the Sharia books write that okay the arkla responsible even though in almost time they started to change that because in almost time when this when he set up several people further north they moved into Iraq they moved into Damascus they weren't living with their family members anymore so now to hold the ark Allah as the asaba wouldn't be feasible so what he did is he started to create a new system of Atilla like he's tried to say it's no longer the male family

members it's going to be whoever you're encamped with they become responsible so the point is that this collectivist society that you're talking about it was just based on a cultural understanding it wasn't something which even we today wouldn't accept that like we wouldn't accept that oh just because your uncle did something they come and drag you out of your house you'd be like what the hell why are you dragging me out there I never really did it and they wouldn't go to the person they would go to his his relatives that's because there's the tribal society in the prophet's time had that understanding that it they were the

responsible ones so yeah anyway so my point of saying these things is that look and you know another interesting thing is that he says he presents these things like my point is he's presenting false universals it's never been this sweet rosy picture of Islam that he's presenting and that's the truth let's just be honest Muslims have been human beings there's been good there's been bad even our books they're not like perfect you know they've got the same cultural things written inside them he said oh - under Islam you've got he said the difference is he

said something about you see I would be treated as a second class citizen but under Islam every all Muslims will be treated equal because we have Islam sets the standard now the truth is even though some mishaps do agree with that principle like the Maliki method the school of Medina but the hanafis don't hanafis have never accepted that like you go to the Hanafi books go to the chapter of of nikka of marriage go to Babel kapha are what makes one an equal they say Arabs are superior to non Arabs in the Hanafi fit books and they say Quraish are

superior to Arabs and amongst non Arabs your job will determine how superior you are they recognize social like cost cysts systems they this is in the Hanafi fake books so hence in Pakistan and these countries they don't allow a marriage of a sayeth to like somebody who is a barber because they say that's not cover that's not cover it's not equal status yet they're all Muslim so I mean even though I disagree with that and I condemn that Hanafy view as like ignorant but it's

been there since the bloody beginning because part of it is abuse of an imam muhammad view right so i mean what you say all Muslims have been like this or hanafis not almost 50% of the Muslim world in population so yeah yeah oh never who the hell are these guys are talking about equality I mean oh where is this equality have you ever seen the Muslim world so you know like when you're presenting false ideals and saying yeah but in Islam we got it like this masha'Allah I don't know yeah be real be honest right like yeah I

believe that all human beings are are equal you should treat them equally but that's as a thought experiment I believe that but the truth is the world unfortunately for the most part isn't like that and and never has been and even though I would argue that in Islam there is equality but truthfully speaking throughout Muslim societies almost right from the beginning throughout Muslims deities we can never say this being an absolutely Galit Aryan society I mean there's been some societies that have

been more egalitarian than others but perfect even till today it doesn't exist anyway even in the West there's not pure egalitarian societies like that so let's not pretend that they did exist for 1,400 years that's you know you're just lying as well you're just doing that Big D I saved the world today so yeah so I feel that there were so many things I would love to have a dialogue with Danny why so Danny Boy if you do listen to this please accept my humble offering let's have a chat about and you know I

would like to see these you know this and apostasy sin our how a person becomes an apostate and you know this and this and this hadith sorry which had these sorry can you read the chain as well oh you don't know the chain I'll read the chain to you in trauma hi hi hi the horrid Maharaj II a cha cha

cha I'd like you to see the get these chains past me what did ya hear inside in Japan say oh oh you don't know a chatot I'll educate you you see these people I tell you something you know the thing about these people is they haven't studied had these and they don't know the chains of narration and this is why this one I I have some knowledge you know I study chain generation so when these people want to mess with me they go see when they want to have a dialogue on certain things they have to remember

that that obviously we are trained in hadith we are trained in chains of narration we are trained the Quran we are trained in film by we I mean the Royal we so it would be really fascinating to have a discussion because it wouldn't be easy to just get hadeeth passed like just say oh that's you know we're just gonna pass this hadith you think well uh bring me the chain right so muhammad hijab should he should

debate mohammed ii job but muhammad hijab is welcome if he wants to come on my mind trap episode he's absolutely welcome i don't think he will but yeah thank you for the last answer right so coming now let's move back to the question I mean Wafaa Dodd had asked most II write your question look at that I was just answering your question Ania had asked as well with you do in a in a with the super chat telling Dan to move to a Muslim country

yeah I mean he did say that to him that's where he said I would be treated like a second-class citizen most II how good is your Farsi it's not very good I need to improve it alright I need to need to find some Farsi speaking people people and then I need to improve mostly do you think Islam is perfect yeah that's an interesting question mais you see I would say that's a false

question because what does that mean is Islam perfect because Islam is simply a message of connecting of telling creation to connect with the Creator it's not you see when you say is this perfect what does that mean is this perfect so it's not about describing Islam as perfect but it's not about describing as imperfect it's about saying all that sentence of that question is a false statement like I wouldn't is philosophy

perfect what does that mean I don't know his thoughts are thoughts perfect I don't know I mean what does that mean I don't understand the it's not I don't understand I feel that that is a misplaced statement the statement can never be accurate that that is Islam perfect what what does that mean because it would never mean anything that is complete right Danny Boy I think Saudi

would imprison him I don't know I mean I don't know why they would imprison him there just as oh because he would say to them I want you to impose the Sharia and they would say a cha-cha-cha they'll say sure what some sacred thing they would say let's begin with using a job our job is a Jumeirah Bellomo tyrant is are they would be like a cha-cha-cha what they would be like could you expand on that by what give us some examples of

what imposing Sharia would mean and you'd be like death penalty they'll be like a chart archa manga manga miyamura Venga Venga right so right what's going on people are hint right Mufti artists Allah of the fold of Islam no martyrs alarm not out of the fold of Islam but they don't really exist either what is

the punishment for fornication Quran you see I'm of the understanding of the school of Medina that punishments change with the day and age the dude were never the Sharia we'll see I've got a video called Sharia add the kintsugi hypothesis I would advise that you watch that and in fact that's a good video for the person who was asking about his Islam perfect so kintsugi is the art of having broken pottery sealed together often using a

golden kind of like a glue that they have which kind of attaches it and it makes it quite beautiful it's very kind of it's amazing very artistic and aesthetically pleasing but it is broken pottery and it's part of the kind of philosophy of wabi-sabi that beauty is found in brokenness and in frailty it's and it's an interesting kind of concept and philosophy so if you watch my clip I do explain them but I've got another clip as well that the hador the

punishments change in Islam so do check that out it is I do explain that so I believe that they change and they would change with the day and age so right Muhammad alpha bar loves you well love you too yeah nah they are more they are more alright so what's going on what's going on people Ania saying I'm broken

and frail as heck the broken kinder the Devil's Rejects you know there was an interesting discussion we're having yesterday about about this thing of people being broken especially speaking about the way the female psyche and from a psychological perspective what what is called often referred to as things like daddy issues but it was interesting that the the kind of the dialogue we were having and it

was about well the relationship sometimes girls have with their father can be quite telling of of the kind of of the kind of background psyche of the individual and sometimes it reflects a great like them I don't I suppose we'd have to look into more studies but several things sometimes show that there's a correlation the question is is it causation that's a different because

correlation is not always causation but there is a correlation sometimes between the amount of stability and I was just you know in this conversation it was with some friends and I was explaining how years ago somebody had explained to me that how it's so important for daughters who as they are growing up and that the father that they never that they that the father figure that they always feel not only a sense of security

but there is that sense of that attention that touch from the father is always very important and it creates a very stable individual especially I mean this was speaking about female specifically saying that those women that have a very very stable relationship with their father into old age or not all day but into mature age so they kind of grown up and they still have that they they seem to often be

women who don't who are very kind of stable and not even though they obviously that everybody would seek relationships at some point in their lives but it's not that they are like they don't like they are already complete but they obviously a relationship brings certain meaning to a person's life which is invaluable but it's not that they feel kind of broken or incomplete without a man and and that's an interesting observation and sometimes when because in the Pakistani

culture this was an interesting point that in the Pakistani culture fathers are very kind of sometimes distant from their daughters and especially as the daughter ages they can I think because they don't know how to behave and they don't I don't know if I'm wording it properly but they don't know how to to kind of like so they will completely withdraw any sense of touch any sense of like they wouldn't even hug their daughters they wouldn't do these kind of things and I think that leaves such a void that the girl then desperately

seeks that male touch from outside I don't know but this is within psychology and through that observation and I feel in this regard sometimes Arabs are much better like I feel that the Arab Arabs have a very kind of like a touchy-feely kind of you know kind of atmosphere amongst themselves as to certain other cultures as well and I feel that they may be the father or parental and child

bond is much it's much more exemplary of affection if that makes sense but yeah but and I'm not saying it's not true of both genders but I feel sometimes especially in the Asian communities the girls growing up feel that they can't that they feel more kind of they feel more challenges I feel this could be could be true right somebody said it smiled class I said can you bring on

what seemed Iqbal was he oh of course of course I can bring was he one I've been asking was he owed to come on and he was saying yeah we got to do that Armani saying again Mohammed Alfa loves you hi are the love is mutual tio tio yeah I don't talk much with my father and he left hopes on me and I'm proud of it sure I'm not saying that look it's not the people's fault and I'm you know what

I sometimes don't even I don't even blame them the parents it's just it is what it is you know it's like sometimes they don't know what to do and how to behave and how to and they don't you know I suppose they could have asked people but maybe everybody around them was that they were kind of handicapped in in these things and they don't know how to do it and sometimes the only way that manifests is through then just aggression you know anger is the most predictable of human emotions so I find

that that's sometimes something and I feel that sometimes like our parents that generation that kind of the first might migrants to like let's say you K you were ever especially the UK I feel that they didn't really know how to manifest sometimes how to how to kind of do that upbringing and and I think that they just they were so kind of stressed out with their life that they just there was a lot of kind of like an aggro and things like this and hence that whole generation the whole generation that

we're from and I suppose that's that does extend to the people younger than me I feel that that was just a whole scarred handicapped generation that explains why my kind of mental health issues not right so what's going on what's going on thoughts on arranged marriage yeah I mean why not I don't see any problems with arranged marriages I don't think people need to feel that arranged marriages are something bad but arranged

there's a difference in what arranged marriage means arranged could mean that look somebody introduces you to someone and you say well yeah you know like okay and then you talk and whether you that's arranged isn't it arranged could mean like you don't even see the person and you only meet the person on the wedding night that would be a nightmare right so can you imagine that scenario that would be interesting isn't it I mean that could just go in like he's

like such a like there's so much margin of error here it's like it could go like yeah so I don't think so I I would condemn that scenario and I would call that anti-islamic because the Prophet discouraged that and he said you should see each other you should speak you know he said that that's more likely for the relationship to work and he said to the person that look you should look go you know have you seen it go look at it go talk to her like me because people should they shouldn't be kind of forced but arranged in really is fine you know

and I feel that sometimes people that are struggling with relationships should explore these options you know like I said this on a previous episode once we are speaking about sometimes some women will say that look they struggle and but this what about and I've said that people shouldn't I don't know how whether it's right or wrong I mean it's not right or wrong but how practical is a better word how practical it is but people should go global if they have to they don't need to kind of restrict themselves to if it gives them a better you know like a range of what they

looking for because they're probably looking just you know in like Allan rock where where most are just offspring of cousins and they're like Amiga Z they're thinking like God saw me they could go global I mean they could look elsewhere in different countries find it different and and yeah people will say yeah but he's only coming here for the passport but everybody's in it for something isn't it you know the five most powerful words yeah what's in it for me

so look everybody's in it for something so you know it doesn't mean that they have to be horrible people it's true look like let's be honest most men a lot of the time they will be mesmerized by beauty and and that will be the first thing but then obviously other things will matter as well but it doesn't mean that just because they're mesmerized by the like everybody's in it for something you just have to be realistic cool cool cool war is going down sheriff may I request you share an email id which I can send a question a comprehensive manner knee and knee cozy and me you

know what Instagram message me on Instagram single as a Pringle somebody just said this single as a Pringle right well so what is going down man what right okay people there was another clip if I got this for you have I got this right right is this the one this was a clip I watched a recent podcast by or

what part of it by Muhammad hijab where he had on Jonathan Brown and [Music] I can't believe I forgot his name but anyway Cheryl mostly it's just it's it's not his fault he's just I'm going anyway so he's got them on and and [ __ ] and Jonathan Brown Jack Johnny boy is speaking and he says that look about some criticism but it's not actually

about it's not actually about me I thought it was maybe about me but it wasn't because he's speaking about some article he's written and somebody was criticizing him about some words or something John with incredible a job and propriety like people like dr.

Shetty I accept criticism was done by complete evils dr. Brown spelled this word so basically Jonathan Brown is saying look

somebody I don't know who it is but he said if he said if somebody who's a bloated a bloated jerk a preposterous I think preposterous bloated jerk right so I don't think he's talking about me then so no he wasn't talking about me although at first I thought he was but he wasn't he was talking about I think he's talking about Danny Boy and the issue that they had going on and he said look he's making because these I think he misspelled some Arabic word and to be fair I agree with Jonathan Brown that look that is

very petty you know look if I'm having a kind of like a dialogical exchange with someone then I would I would say look what's what's this we are what the hell let's focus on the actual issue at hand somebody says all but you but you forgot to write the apostrophe oh oh you misspelt there it's actually you know they're not there you know it's like look right but you know the problem but

leave a beer the problem the samasya is you see Jonathan Brown himself you see the problem is he himself does these things so this was the example that look oh he doesn't know basic Arabic aah moose kill means ambiguous oh it doesn't mean it means problematic uh-huh and then you know he had people refuting him saying well actually it doesn't mean ambiguous in the classical text so you know this is the problem you see because even though Jonathan Brown is trying to present you know he's trying to present

something like his point is solid like he's about to go do a solid dive into something but you know he's just he's on point but then you just see the problem the cliff a be the problem as Mazel Mazel Habibi Mazel the the issue is that look you've you yourself do these things all the time and like you know even with my body gait thing like when a few years back his first open criticism of me publicly

addressing me was trying to pick on an Arabic point I mean you know like which wasn't even the point you had nothing to do you know I was quoting chef Bernie about saying something and and that's the point he makes on a public you know platform to say oh by the way I heard mafia will this rant and blah blah blah blah blah and it's not bananas banana by the way and look you know don't get me wrong but with all due respect for somebody who's Arabic is so poor he looks like a shark or a sheriff quite a thick speaker cheese oh dear

you know all due respect I mean if there was like a dawn somebody who's Arabic was awesome and he's trying to correct my Arabic I would be like Taylor TK you know this is fair enough I take it you know I take it Oman you're taking the meek man like you Arabic would be like so amateur can't compare it to my study of Arabic so to try and correct me on something like this or to try and correct people's Arabic and then you know that's I agree with your principal

here it is very petty to do something like that therefore I agree with you and Danny Boy you know whoever it was correcting you I think that's just you know dumb but you know this is it in it if you're gonna play these games then people go a cha-cha what game are we playing today what's the role play oh it's grammarian [Laughter] you know these are nice you know so this on banana gate when Annie gate right so yeah so that's what's been going on all

right I did say I was gonna go over this concept of kawaman Quran this whole thing of original one Mona Lisa what is this speaking about let's do that quickly my me seems to have let me try and straighten this yeah I think I need a massage now yeah so let's I was gonna go over this a few people have asked right so we've got here I was Villa right so the verse of the Koran that has bothered

quite a few people sometimes the understanding of it it is verse 34 of Surat Annisa and that is it's the popular verse that our Rogell agua muna Ellen me sir the be my father Allahu Allah Bob Bobby man I'm [ __ ] you mean I'm wali him for Solihull to Cole netten happy that little ABB Mahaffey the law right so it's really just this beginning part up until they die Raj Lou over muna Allen Mesa that men are the guardians of women and then Allah says be my father

Allah about normal about with what Allah has given given virtue to sum over this so people say well you know our region agua Munna la mesa and this concept of Tijuana that this guardianship that this shows that there's no equality in Islam now and also the verse there is another verse as well that is in surah Baqarah

verse 2 to 8 that wall ahuna me through lady ali jinnah bill maher roof well literally alien literature that they that that they have rights for them and on to the other as in on to the spouses and men have a Darger a level above them okay well long as even hacking so people say look this is clearly against equality in the quran but that's not true right because what I

want to explain here and I've explained this previously on many occasions but I wanted to clarify is this these verses are descriptive not prescriptive so what does that mean that means that the Quran is describing the society saying that yes our rajala communal Anisa as it is those societies were heavily patriarchal heavily male dominated and the Koran was simply describing that so you asked me for proof where this takes place you know this verse while literally Djali alayhi

Nataraja and men have a level above them is verse 2 to 8 now you just carry on reading a few verses ahead you go to [Music] verse 2 3 - Allah speaks about the lock it's the same thing same topic carrying on about marriage and divorce and things like this why that the lotterman miserable of nodular Hoonah and once you've divorced women and they've reached the agile that means everything's about to finish filardo la

una union ganas wanna do not prevent them from marrying let's say new husbands now you would say so you would say well okay as many how is that verse relevant so many of the ulama in fact the entire hanafi madhhab has shown that from this verse well at a balloon and do not prevent them from

marrying does not mean you have a right to prevent them it does not mean they need your permission to remarry as some ulema understood it like the Schaffer a mother and someone they meant that oh look Allah saying do not prevent them it means you can prevent them as in you have the right to prevent them but don't do it but by default you have the right what did the Hanafi allah ma write about these verses they explained that this was simply describing the society because many people in that society would do this it was not prescribing it

so these verbs are these verses are not prescriptive they are descriptive so Allah is just giving an explanation of what is happening in accordance with the society is not setting out the laws for them now and if you take a look at the verses that take a look at surah al-e-imran if we want clarity of how Allah sees mankind male and female first a job Elohim robbed boom now this is verse 195 al Imran first the geobella homra boom now Allah responds to it and

what is it that how is a laws addressed to mankind between male and female I mean layer or do Ramallah army limb income I do not let any action virtuous any virtue or anything go to waste from amongst you mean thicker in alpha from male or female Babu come minbar that some of you are just from others but locum min Bob there is no superiority now you go back to that same verse that we just read and there was a point which I want to come back

- right of Surat Annisa we verse 34 just coming back to here Ridge a local woman Alan Mesa now no sorry the one in in surah Baqarah now Allah mentions the allah has said his began the verse by saying that voilá una

mezcla leve ali jinnah bill maher rules very setting the scene just in case people miss understanding now from there you go back to the universe o rijalallah muna Alan miserable Elohim Allah Bob now Allah did not say Allah Hinna he did not say be mobbed Allah be muffled allahu allahu allah Hina he did not say that whom is the pronoun for them men masculine Hinna how it can be both is

the pronoun for them females so when Allah says our Rijal Allah Munna Allah Nisa that men are guardians of women Allah does not follow up by saying Bhima Ford Allahu Allahu Allah Hinna he does not say that ba-ba-ba-ba whom Allah bow some have been given superiority over some in creation now that shows you the

right right so that brings and that is clearly explained in the Sunnah in the hadith the Prophet when describing and in this is occurs in more than one occasion with different contexts the prophecies in namond mr. Shekar ecoregion that women Asha teak is something that is tuned from it as an equal and it's often used for like siblings because they are of a when they of of both parents so I'm I would say this is my brother alia Shoppach he's my brother from the same parents both not

like half-brother or stepbrother or something like that that would be given a different you wouldn't call that a shift because they're not torn from the same as in cut from the same thing exactly so in the massage my core region the Prophet says in that hadith this is in Abu Daoud intermedius in comes a more than one narration of Muslim Ahmed it comes in quite a few books that inner and with different contexts leading up to it the Prophet saying women are equal halves of men okay so these things need

to be kept in context so where these verses have said this it has been descriptive it is not prescriptive okay so where the context will change in those societies or circumstances where women would be lets say the dominant kind of like let's say breadwinners and where they would be taking care because this day warmer this taking care most of them of a serene would say it was to do it providing food and providing a roof this is what the responsibilities that the men had over the women that's why

they were seen as the Guardians if the circumstances change in a society then the Tawana would change okay so it's not this is not an absolute like that it is simply descriptive of most societies throughout most of history okay and especially the Arabian society although today in this day and age societies especially in the Western world are not necessarily like that for the most part some parts may be but they're not generally they more kind of egalitarian so okay I hope that shed some light on this it is not descriptive it is simply sorry it is not

prescriptive and it simply describes wasfy okay that's what it is it's not something that is prescribing the hokum I hope that makes plenty of sense I wasn't paying attention to Mufti okay right well you don't need to then that was said by Maryam something well okay

what about the hadeeth with the Prophet said women become their prisoners after marriage that is not a sahi if there is no such hadith like that that is sorry that the women become prisoners that makes zero sense and you know the women in the prophet's lifetime when it came to things like marriages were much more kind of liberated than muslim societies today so the women not all but many Muslim societies today so the women back then were it's like they would seek divorces they would take divorces they would remarry they would remarry many

times they wouldn't see this as a oh this is today in many societies or when a woman is that you've all see o people kind of they may be challenges to marry her and people may think oh I don't want to marry they so often married into families where women had other children from other men and and they had their own children and and they would sometimes then okay Marie there and if it didn't work they were divorced and they would marry on both would marry on it wasn't a stick divorce was not stigmatized in the prophet's society divorce has only become a stigma today I mean for a good while especially in

places like the Indian subcontinent but it isn't Universal okay and what's interesting is even in societies today like Muslim societies like Mauritania it's a very like divorce is is is not at all stigmatized and many women or you know they actually it kind of adds to it adds to their value if I can use that term how many divorces they've had and they will actually that's today Mauritania North West Africa they will Arab Society Muslim society they would feel it's a very religious society but they would

women will kind of like you know how they will kind of tease or the women that have only had one marriage or only had one divorce they would be like she's only had one like what the hell and women will like casually like I was speaking somebody he was saying yeah that you know this woman he knew died she was an old woman now but I think she'd had about forty marriages in throughout her lifetime and this is a very seen as a very modest society you know if they live in deserts for God's sake you know they're not like so and they see like they just because they have a totally different concept yet

it's a very Islamic society but it's a bit of a you know it kind of really it's a spanner in the works for many Muslim societies like they can't get their head rounding they think Oh Baba Toba loose women loose me you know look live life like if that's what it is you know society shouldn't be able I don't agree with society dictating to people that oh you can only they should you know women they need to only be in one relationship and if they suffering know they need to hacky or you know if they've been in two

relationships and that's too much or if Y you know it's up to them like at the end of the day if it's working that's great if it's not working it's not working you shouldn't be like oh my god you know she's been with three relation she's been in four relations so what like what's the and I know a lot of the times I think it's an insecurity with men like they feel insecure if they woman if the woman has been with certain men like a number of men they think oh my god and why is that like what's the that's a problem that they have it's with them it's not with the

cool most EU feminie it's interesting you see that because I don't know where I stand with women from the feminist perspective because some women kind of I think that are very feminist they I think they don't like me at all I think I get that impression anyway that they see me as a bit old-school and very kind of toxic masculinity but I don't know but I agree with all these things about women's rights women's as far as these things are concerned I fully support that right in Hinduism wife gets burnt with the

husband yeah not nowadays but it was a thing in the past that they used to burnt that is just pure tragedy that is yeah mostly talk about psychology what can I talk about psychology psychology awesome people modern feminist yeah I do feel that there is in this day and age there is this kind of very angry toxic feminists like which which I would call like a feminazi I you know just always hate on men and men you know they don't like any kind of male you know they just don't like that macho thing at all and I

feel you know truthfully I feel that that's because deep down they really like it and they hate the fact that they like it so this it's it creates a kind of like a a this kind of dichotomy within the psyche and they struggle with that and I think that they find themselves drawn to it which is natural natural naturally uh you know mostly what are your thoughts on Richard Dawkins isn't he an idiot no I you know what I like

Dawkins I won't lie to you I I think I like him I I think yeah I think you know the in his hay days he was like a bit over passionate and he overdid the argument against the kind of religious people and he called all kinds of things is Dharma stupid it's this that but fair enough okay that's his view you know like I obviously don't agree with that part of his view but to me most was to me Richard Dawkins III think he's the work he's done for as an individual he is he is a movement you know he's like huge

he's not like you know just a and to be honest for an academic because academic seldom get like you know like they seldom influence the public like that you see the academics usually just in the academic world but I find him amazing III definitely do rate him I don't agree with those kind of things and I agree that he has been harsh against people of religion and that's his kind of persona and he's taking but it doesn't stop me from liking him most

II don't you think Jordan Peterson destroyed people like Richard oh yeah definitely Jordan Peterson is a legend and I I think Jordan Peterson would destroy you know Richard Dawkins I even though I love Richard Dawkins as well but I feel that they wouldn't I mean and I feel that Richard Dawkins does destroy many people in arguments I do feel that but I Jordan Peterson would be another class Jordan Peterson really was a not just a breath of fresh air but he was a he was

kind of like the boost or the then the nutrients that people are faith needed because I think it got to a point where people were getting embarrassed of being religious and children Peterson gave that voice you know he went through an incredible amount recently you know I was watching his video I don't know if people know he was on I feel was on the board of he on the verge of even like maybe killing himself but he won't feel I feel that's an inference I could be wrong but he won through clinical depression he went through and he was going through a lot I

know his wife had cancer but he was also this wasn't necessarily because of that he he was on these kind of benzodiazepine the these kind of pencils that they were giving him any in he had and he ended up creating a major addiction which destroyed him and they took him to Russia to treat him and he's only just now coming out of it and I was looking at him and he's his kind of interview he with his daughter I think it's his daughter Michaela it's you know he's just speaking about his suffering and what he went through it for almost like I think two years he went through

like major depression and not just I don't just mean like being sad like destructive level Wow I hope he gets better you know me our thoughts and doors are with him you know may Allah grant him a swift and complete recovery he's a legend definitely will go down as a legend of this era but you know on a side note I was chatting with actually I was chatting with her results on actually about this and it's interesting and he made a valid point to be fair and

he said and his ex Muslim and he said look you know this is a good example that imagine somebody like Sam Harris or Richard Dawkins came out and said that he's been going through depression and he was gonna you know on the verge of death or killing himself or and he's been battling with this depression for two years and his life's been a misery almost for two years imagine somebody like Sam Harris said that and by the way I even though I disagree I feel that unfortunately Sam Harris has become a bit too bitter against Islam but I do like Sam Harris as well I like these people because they

challenged our thoughts but it's true that imagine some Harris or Dawkins or these people had you know profess this people of faith would really go in at them I'd say that all this is because you've got no religion in your life and this is because you rejected God and you know serves you right and this is a punishment from God and this it is true that people would do that isn't it and he made a valuable point that look you never get that like you don't or seldom get that from the other side you know

they're not gonna say well this depression is a result of your you know or maybe you do from some maybe you do from some but generally it is a valid point though I agree with that point of that if some hurry so somebody came out and professed that he's a victim of depression I feel that people would kind of be saying that hahaha that is a punishment from God and that is a shame yeah somebody said please let can science create arise some Harris is some

Harris is an idiot did somebody say some Harris is an ad look I mean I you know at the end of the day look people you know just because we disagree with somebody doesn't mean we need to hate them you have to understand something yeah you know I'm gonna be old and I'm not like 12 years old you know I've matured beyond that like I don't need to hate someone just because they don't believe in my religion or they think my religion is dumb okay fair enough like I don't you know I don't like we have to

be more mature than that you don't need to be so insecure that oh my god you don't like my religion I can't be your friend mmm-hmm how are we like six years old I remember those days from primary school I can't wait you his friend he's not my friend you know we should we got if you won't be my friend then he can't be his friend okay hmm you got to do this to him the good old days uh so people this grow up a little man this isn't look so what like if Wilson doesn't look a person doesn't believe in

Islam they think Islam is dumb so well Islam isn't dumb to me but if it is to a person just as look to me other things may be dumb they may not be dumb to other people who embrace them flat-earthers I think Flat Earth theory is dumb as dumb as it gets but it doesn't mean now I need to hate the Flat Earth like just because he says ah you know it's like like I think yeah we need to develop man guys we need to wrap this up it's been going on so long oh there was I bought the clip people the masala

segment so this Emira a listener I'd come across a clip where somebody was trying to praise Imam Abu Hanifa stop WA and this is the problem people this is why you need to understand that you see just because something somebody's means well doesn't mean they are doing well you know like somebody so here you have what's-his-name Maulana Ilyas I believe it's Ilyas Adri Sahib the Dalit islami the green turban

who's trying to praise imam abu hanifa and he says and he's giving the mother Holle short essay dedicated by muhammad wants to learn from soon as a negative but because it's not pretty boy could ever use cooking school

as in prettiest in attractive yeah meet up in second and Grandpa hello Fionna learn the quranic ayaat career wow you're already Marius yep mommy has another

get up now for my again hello come on in gentlemen shame you hear of Peru school spoon your d'Ivoire KP cheer each other up Yatta [Music] [Laughter]

what alerted that in that in that see let me just translate what he was saying he said that look mom Abu Hanifah was such a legend who he was I totally love him a mobile honey for one of my inspirations but this is where somebody tries to do something good about an imam and ends up dissing him like he's trying to be trying to be good to him but he's he says oh look imam muhammad came but

because he was so pretty as a young boy so imam abu hanifa tried to kind of like brush him off Nana don't come go memorize the Quran instead but he did you know he did that so swiftly that he says okay well you know what then okay okay I tell you what shave your head shave your head so and then sit behind a pillar or sit behind the wall why because when he said this is from his taqwa that when you see when you see a pretty boy sometimes the Shaitaan puts

of us were saying you that's like evil insinuations that you might like what he's trying to say is you might want to have sex with him you know this this is absolutely this this is absolutely what he's doing with Imam Abu Hanifa is trying to [Laughter]

stupid English knitted [ __ ] that is so you know what the hell you know this reminds me of a joke with the comedian where he is telling a story right somebody Ballston our much love to you you are I really appreciate the super chat reach out to me on patreon I'm your support I will reach out to you definitely will reach out if you are on insta as well do you send me a message there but I will connect with you right

so look this this thing oh yes so this comedian tells a story he says now stories relating a an event he says I went to this me and a friend of mine we we had to go some way and we had to stay the night at the hotel so they only had one large king-size bed so he says well okay so me him and the other man his friend good friends so they said yeah not a problem we'll just share the bed yeah you know you're on that side I'm on this side TK yeah yeah no big deal so he says I in between he says I noticed my

mate started creating this this wall this barricade of pillows so I said well you're right there what's that for he said you know well you know I don't want to kind of like accidentally or you know like we don't want to kind of like you know nothing that day so he says all right okay hmm well you know I've got I've got he is how's this for an idea he said like you know like if you maybe wake up during the night and I'm asleep how about you you just don't think I

know I'll have let me just go and have sex with him he obviously said it with the f-word you said like how about you just think I know well you know I'm like if I wake up and I see you sleep you know I I just won't I'll decide not to screw you so you just decide to how about we just do it like that these guys are like you know the Shaitaan sometimes you know you get a student this boy is coming Imam Muhammad and Imam Abu Hanifah saying well you know the

Shaitaan puts these images why are you damming the image of imam abu hanifa did he tell you that so why are you just asking sir may go through and trying to come out with these explanations god this is where we do the damage to our own team you have great luminaries legends like imam abu hanifa and these are the dumb stories that we're telling about him you know oh he was like this and he's thinking you know it's like and do you know something they

tell these stories to justify I'm not saying this Imam necessarily himself but normally the maulvi culture in pakistan they tell these stories to justify their own kind of like oh yeah this is why we're who were attracted to boys as well it's okay it's normal these great Imams were attracted to them and I think like for God's sake you know seriously for God's sake if you want to do something

I'll be first of all you but if you're you know chap being challenged by thoughts don't pin it on these Imams come huh movement anyway guys you know what let's wrap this up it's been awesome guys if you want to reach out to me as always facebook Messenger Instagram you can send me messages the usual places I have been this this past we have been working on launching my patreon

I haven't even though I've set it up I haven't fully launched it because I was working out the whole the tears and the simultaneously the YouTube membership program so I was just working out the tears and what I'm gonna offer and the whole thing so I'm hoping this coming week I will launch that all right people but I was thinking of some program I mean when I say programs like certain things that I'll be offering and for different crowds I think different things you know one thing I was thinking for an academic kind of crowd one of the things I'll offer is once a month I will share a kind of like a writing not my

own but some article and we will have a discussion on it right so that will be like for an hour once a month we'll do that I was also thinking maybe for another for one of the other tiers what I might offer might I'm in two minds is maybe watch a movie together so you have these programs where you can all watch a movie maybe once a month and then discuss it briefly I think I don't know maybe but then I don't know how that will go but that's a a thought as well but part of the the other things that I will be offering on the or one of the

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