Monday Nights with Mufti #192 | Q&A Unscripted & Unrestricted! 😉 | Mufti Abu Layth

if all right all right all right alright in alhamdulillah and

as always people so i'll get them swag at them whoa almost did not happen today just one momento let me just first and foremost just bring up the chart just do a quick sound check make sure it's all going through fine one moment all right for some reason today i can't seem to see uh the facebook people's charts

can i not if they're not coming through one momento memento right so hopefully you'll come through in the in the minifeed here right so people what is going on alright alright alright you're doing it you're doing it nissar ahmed much love much love shakaram for the super chat should you call yourself abu late you know i wasn't feeling ever so great

today and i was but i i guess the show must go on it must go on so people what is going down what are some of the things that we'll take a look at today usman muftis up you're doing it you're doing it man you're doing it much love much love so look at this straight away questions coming right in wow

ahmadi check username hatred for none i don't know what that means uh masala segment first okay so you do and you're doing it stefan you're doing it much love people much love let's begin whilst you guys are clicking like clicking share you're spreading the the love and the fitting and the facade let's put up a poem that i came across a classic it's more open kind of poetry read by

nana partigar from his clip where he is [Music]

[Music] [Music] [Laughter] this actually goes on to become a very long poem read out by nana partyguard i'll one of the days i'll get it for you guys and play but it is quite long

it's epic absolutely epic so people what is going down let me just check here what's this oh that's some other news as well we've got a so a bunch of things going on around the world as we can see allah akbar ah my private jet coming a bit early today what's going on what is going on people let me just check what of the facebook comments saying poetry in motion allah

all right so what are we going to be taking a look at tonight some amongst the things amongst the topics well khadem hussain has passed on to the next world so we'll talk a bit about that and this there is a discussion around that that are we allowed to critique sorry are we allowed to criticize criticize criticize are we allowed to criticize the dead or are they now

protected from our criticism uh namely khadim so we'll take a look at that discussion and people arrive what we cannot forget about um will be a very the whole un momentum momental we've got right i'm just trying to bring this up this has to be a point of discussion muhammad hijab who

has had quite a bit of drama going on on twitter on muslim twitter about following his podcast uh with a trans hijabi aura well i guess drama is what he wanted and drama is what he got so we got to talk a bit about that the backlash wolf from his you see people whenever

whenever one is stabbed in the back you know it's often from his own near and dear allah allah as the poet had also said that this is the it's the flame from within the house that burns the house down people and this is unquestionably what has happened here as well muhammad hijab had his own uh near and dear danny boy

and also uh gangutili turned on him spark stabbing poor old muhammad hijab for having that interview so that's something we've got to discuss um yeah so first of all a couple of you sending some uh super chats much love you doing it you're doing it uh zebra you're doing it much love as always to all of you optimus arrive you do danielle right much love

you're doing it the [Laughter] rhyming names people right so somebody's saying right ma mufti criticizes dead people all the time i don't well we've got to discuss that isn't it is he muted am i muted is this not whoa wait there i needed to uh let me just checks scolding tears sent through

a rider let me just check here no i'm sure you guys can hear me i'm i can see the the the audio equalizer working fine but if there's any issues quickly tell me you can make a quick audio sound check let me know yep it seems to be uh right yep it seems to be working fine and what i can see from the graphics right so hasan yunus mufti can you find me an economic graduate scheme please what on earth is one of them what

on earth is an economic graduate scheme here cheers whilst you find out you do doing it people with the super chats much love mufti can i design a logo for a church you see now what he ought to say is mufti here's a logo i've designed for you look at these people they come running asking for questions [Laughter] do they ever think of like apart from just getting getting get do they ever think of giving as well

[Applause] what about thinking look here's mufti doing his monday nights with mufti why don't i design a logo for mufti and then ask him but who's gonna teach these people adam this is why we we are where we are people uh sauron osman allah bless you and your family i love you brother i love you too barakallahu feek may allah forever keep you smiling

uh shukran for your kind words shamas lila mufti i've been trying to get a hold of you on instagram from my business account i was hoping to send you some gear the account is at urban islamic april rather one must use the correct terms april

please take a look in your messages when you're free i'll take a look but look if you want to send me some gums if you if you if it must be uh muscle way all right it's not just a flimsy t-shirt it's gotta be uh a muscle t-shirt people a fry so if it's not then this one nice my friend you know so that's how it must be okay so i've given you now the details so you can get if you want to design it

you can put on the must be a muscle top that's i i assume it's a top anyways so yeah right all right people did i miss any other super chats let me just check essanullah can you speak on the term

and what is the understanding of islam on people who draw living creatures beings also you got a meme waiting in your insta alright i will take a look at that meme i would look out for it shukran i appreciate the memes scolding tea rather scouting tea has said super chatted sophia was a war captive so she doesn't get in there well she does get in there watch my detailed elaborate response on sofia you don't need to believe some of the nonsense that people

have been saying i don't believe it is accurate okay so so yes i hope that answers my you know it's just trying to see if i'm let me just check people

i'm just trying to check if um i am logged in for some reason the mm-hmm oh right it seems to be showing on momentum just trying to

check y is it that the stream i mean why is it that the facebook comments ain't coming through and i think i've figured it out can you could do it you could do it

[Music] hmm alright look at this now they're coming through here [Music] is he live right now look at all these what are these comments whoa jonathan jonathan see they all seem to be showing here now if i go back let me check can i find them here

where is he just add nope what about here not what about adding and where's the chat box

hmm right i'm just gonna write sorry about that let's get back to it i'll have to fidget with it afterwards it's doing my head in right so people what is going down right what are some of the questions you guys have got mufti can you find that's the same question

okay let's go straight to uh okay another super chat let's answer this first mufti how would you describe your creed i would describe it as a ventus [Laughter] that's my go to creed people creed juventus other than that i would also describe it as grey vetiver of that as well but not as good as aventis but it's all right you're doing it people you're doing it is wudu necessary to read the quran

i believe that wudu is it is an emphasized sunnah to read the quran that is also the position that all the yad and yeah i pretty much go with that that it is an emphasized sunnah it should be done unless in some circumstances a person is rushed or then it's not put it like this if you touch the quran without wudu i don't believe you're

sinful i believe that it is the proper etiquette of the quran however to um to have udu there are no clear conclusive established evidences that i post that it is mandatory to have to read the quran people use the verse of the quran

that none touch it except those who have been purified now here firstly most people will accept that this verse of the quran is not even speaking about human beings so most people say that's about the angelic realm it's not even about humans so okay so that's firstly we've uh that this verse is not even speaking about muslims and even if we do take let's let's go with that it is speaking about

people there's nothing to clearly state that that means a state of so i mean one can in you know you can um in infer from that that purif those who have been purified that's what the actual word means that it's referring to a physical purification but i would feel that that actually is killing of the meaning because the actual

meaning seems to be speaking about those who have been purified by god so it has a much greater more transcendental meaning the other thing to take into consideration is the quran was not a quran per se like the way we have it today as a muslim it was not like that in the time of the prophet sallallahu alaihi so people weren't actually touching the quran like that they never had it as a book form now they did write out individual kind of [Music]

pieces of the quran ayat they wrote them on certain parchments and different things and that is true but another piece of evidence people may use is they may try to argue that oh the story of umar that when omar approaches his when umar approaches his sister and he wants to read what have you got and she says well you're not in a state of purity so he says okay fine and he kind of throws water over himself and then he's ready so this

is an evidence used by people now first of all i this whole story fair enough the story may have its foundations may be established but the details are unlikely to be established this is something that happened very early in islam the other thing is that this story is not talking about wudu it's talking about russell the third thing is that this is the most important thing that the verses of the quran that told you that you need to do wudu or you need to do russell hadn't even

been revealed in makkah at that stage so this is not so it doesn't even make any sense using that as evidence because at that time it wasn't something that had even been revealed so the verses of the quran to do with you know if one of you has come from that uh if one of you has come from having relieved him or herself then they should do uh or they should purify themselves all the verses that come to mind then if you stand to pray then wash your faces and so on and so forth these verses are revealed in medina

much later so yeah so there is nothing clear-cut about the about this discussion muslims for the most part have taken it on board that it is mandatory their evidences are not conclusive at all but they've just gone with it and out of respect i think many scholars have just uh either many have agreed and those who have disagreed haven't just challenged it because they felt you know just out of respect but if you read the discussions by ibn hassam as

well who does challenge it you will find that there he he he demonstrates there's nothing authentic to say that is necessary okay i hope that um enough can shaitan be the aid of fruit psychoanalysis steph stefan you're doing it you're doing it with the super chat yes of course of course there's uh you know there's no doubt about that right so

alright mufti dude for me please i've got a acting audition today you're doing it don't worry yes yes all right so question uh right allah sorry i've i've got a detailed video on things about taking pictures and um what is it videos and images so i do have a detailed explanation of that please do check that out but shortly

i'll briefly explaining it to you that yes of course it's permissible and there's no such uh there is no problem with that of course musa did not mean a cameraman what musa in arabic today means a cameraman obviously they didn't have cameras back then [Laughter] so this is just a very modern you know imposition on the arabic language of course that's not what the prophet meant um he was speaking about people who create idols for

worship not even idols generally so how can it be that allah curses people who have idols is not solemn in the quran mentioned as tamathil that he had great statues made for him is that not a prophet of god what does it make sense that that prophet does it and it's it's blessed to that extent that god mentions it in the quran and other people do it and they're being casted into hell what kind what kind of logic is that

so you know if you check the quran so what the prophet is speaking about is idols that were pagan gods people that were creating these pagan god figures to be worshipped are being cursed so that's what it is because of what it was doing the whole the superstition at the back of it otherwise it doesn't make any sense and yes each prophet has a different sharia but those sharia

are to do with social issues they're not you see it's not to do with the kind of it's not conceptual otherwise it's not abstract otherwise it would be absurd you see so if if we are to believe that statues are somehow not only damned but if you create a statue you're going to hell you know it's from you know it's not even it's not even enough that you're

going to hell you're forever cursed and then on the same token we recite verses of the quran which not only has statues created for him but it's that praiseworthy that it's a it takes up a piece of the quran it's mentioned so this is this one contradiction my friend so obviously somebody is misunderstanding something somewhere right let's uh move on people

move on all right who is right so all right somebody said about a troll well people niels muse has asked can i have a fifth what speaking of nika's people he's reminded me that this is the actress or the star from bollywood

has married this mufti this was in the news so this had triggered an entire discussion on social media um especially in india people were kind of they couldn't understand why how this mufti saab had struck gold by marrying [Laughter] so when people ask that mufti why did you become a mufti or they ask all these mufti's well you now know your answer you see but instead of all the mufti's of the

world it's just it's doing it is doing it that's a mufti course that's paid off pretty well i would say the return on investment roi is pretty fascinating [Laughter] but coming back to news neil something of his questions gone now can he take a fifth wife well you see to me in my understanding there is no restriction on the number of nikkas a person can do

there is the verse of the quran is not exclusive and that is the view of several scholars including shalkhani and [Music] and several others that this is it's just enumerating examples it's saying whatever you can manage [Laughter] so if a person wants to i'm not saying you need to damn he has for mostly too much i'm not too much you know too much i don't know

i'm being quite uh realistic it's not uh according to in in my understanding you know uh please you upon the manhattan of the selif hell yeah the seller for like that salaf had no restrictions in these things uh so what else is going on people what is going on let me just bring this up [Music]

mufti your thoughts on do you mean cher zohay from egypt or is this a different chair mughal emperors had hundreds of wives yes they did they did many so did the caliph so did uh all these kind of people rather you know we're born in the wrong time [Laughter] also but then imagine you are born then and then and you're just one of the peasants

you're like damn i got done over so right mufti is it uh compulsory to remake wudu when cracking up in salah no not at all if a person laughs during salah you know what i would say i would say that this laughter does not invalidate the prayer but hysterical laughter would so if you if a person just laughed but kind of contained him or herself that would be fine but

if a person kind of went into a hysterical fit like that then they would have to remake the uh they would have to you know that salah is broken they would have to begin the salah again as to it breaking the wudu that's absurd unless you laughed that loud that whilst whilst hot is coming out this side something come out the other end to this [Laughter] this one big problem big problem okay so

[Laughter] that would be like uh [Music] [Laughter] it's not a laughing matter people it's not a laughing matter but uh if you did um but this is a hanafi thing the hanafi's have this that oh if a person uh laughs in salate you know their wudu breaks

this is um amongst the weakest of those i've seen it's a hanafi thing based on an unreliable narration so basically they have some narration which is naive life right and the narration is that uh uh what is the abdullah lightning the blind companion is um he's walking through a masjid or he's walking somewhere i think it's it must be he's walking somewhere where some companions are allegedly praying obviously

the details don't matter so much why because this whole story isn't true anyway but let's uh enlighten some of us so some companions are praying and the blind companion walks in front of them ahead of them and he's walking into a ditch like there's a ditch ahead of him and he obviously can't see it because he's blind and he's walking and he falls into the ditch so as he falls into the ditch uh the companions burst out laughing so they are then reprimanded and either

in this non-established hadith the prophet allegedly or one of the companions allegedly tells them off and says that you need to repeat your wudu go and repeat your wudu and pray again so that's what they've based this ruling on and it's non-tentacle you understand so it doesn't make any sense yeah so i mean is there a ditch in the mosque i don't think the details of that i mean you're right it's even that part's nonsensical but the whole thing is made up so we got

nothing to worry about so that's just a hanafi thing the other methods don't recognize it because obviously [Laughter] [Music] you know what mufti can you get me a ps5 well people i've made i've taken the decision soon soon come soon all right i'm going to take up i'm going to try and shoot my shot at gaming people i'm gonna try and see if i can learn how to game so soon soon

so and so on watch out you know this one watch out so i'll be right nearest muse somebody's writing in some language i don't know what language that is i've got to tell my pilot to calm down salaam lots of love from germany no more gori speaking of the azerati you do in it much love much love speaking of that let's uh

you can see right here hadim hussain rizvi saab has passed away uh this week gone and it's a news that has shaken certain people perhaps delighted others um nevertheless what do we have to say about it now what i would say is that you see

when a person passes away fine we have an understanding that they have now died so may allah forgive them um for all the things that they've done wrong whilst they were alive however you see many people have taken just kind of celebrating him as a kind of like a quasi martyr even though he wasn't he died a natural death or probably most likely cronovirus uh i'm pretty sure he must have died

from coronavirus but nevertheless whatever he died from it was seen as a natural cause and but he's being celebrated as a martyr and thousands thousands upon thousands flock to his funeral and i'll come to that point as well in a moment you see we have to remember something now what i'm about to say this is not for people who um are you know in love with or they have such immense love for hadim hussain look this is not aimed at you

you may be these people have a misplaced sense of love okay they are misinformed or misguided i think the majority of them are just misinformed they are your regular people who don't really have an in-depth understanding of what's going on in in certain parts of the world or what the the nature of the politics the sectarianism they they just see things superficially they have been taught that

was a person who did who loved the prophet and because he had this excessive love for the prophet he was somebody willing to die for the prophet now i don't deny that i don't deny obviously i don't know him personally neither did these people know him personally now the cl this passion alone a person saying i have love for islam to the extent that i will die for islam at the face of it may seem

like an admirable um slogan and you know a noteworthy a praiseworthy claim that wow this person has immense love somebody messaged me telling me that look you know mufti you once said you would defend the honor of the prophet you know till you're dying death this is why i saw you as admirable uh and this is what khadim hussain was somebody prepared to defend the honor of the prophet now you see it comes down to what a person means isis are people who claim

to love the prophet isis have killed thousands of people in the name of allah and his prophet because they can't take that these people have blasphemed against this deen and thereby become apostates that why are they not upon them upon the manhattan it hurts them that much that they have killed these people put them to death

isis those you know the thousands of people that flocked to join isis from around the world they gave up everything they gave up their families they gave up their luxuries many of them were affluent people living around the world qualified educated doctors went you know accountants lawyers teachers all these people that were educated around the world people who are very wealthy osama bin laden is i mean he predates isis but somebody who was incredibly wealthy gave up his wealth and went to live in a

cave out of his love for islam his love for allah the messenger and the quran and he couldn't stand that the kuffar were disrespecting the holy land saudi arabia because it was the land of islam it was the land of allah and it was the land of his messenger who is buried there today you see it doesn't make these people heroes these people who go and blow themselves up

because they love allah and his messenger and his sharia are to that extent it does not these people have no place in islam i'm not saying they're not muslim but they truly have no place in islam they do cling to islam with a twisted a a totally a neanderthal interpretation of what the deen is truly saying they're not admirable they're not praiseworthy the fact that they love the prophet doesn't mean anything see

loving the prophet by butchering people does not make you a hero if you truly love the prophet you would be compassionate hadim hussain rizvi saab was no different he by the way was unknown to the the world he was unknown in pakistan up until just a couple of years ago you had somebody by the name of mumtaz khadri a convicted terrorist within pakistan who out of his ignorance thought that somebody was insulting the prophet

the governor of punjab was insulting the prophet who clearly was not insulting the prophet he was questioning the blasphemy laws in pakistan so this person obviously uneducated is a security guard he thinks that oh that somebody tells him that's disrespecting the prophet he listens to one of these mufti's i've forgotten his name now um but i've mentioned it in my video i i can't remember which mufti was but it was some mufti in pakistan who was giving a talk and mumtaz khadri is present in that talk and he's saying that um i don't know whether it's hanif

qureshi or somebody but anyway you might may not be that person don't um you know hold me to that name but he's giving some talk saying that uh to repeal the blasphemy laws in pakistan is a blasphemy and it is a blasphemy it is an insult to allah and his messenger so that person is saying this in his talk very passionately and he says if you repeal these laws then i call upon people to take up the law in their own hand and to execute now what happens is montajri who is a commoner he doesn't understand

islam he thinks well that is what allah and his messenger want from me so he goes and he is the he's entrusted as the personal security guard for the governor so in broad daylight he executes this man shoots him dead i think 27 28 times to the face and to the body with his clash and cough he just shoots him dead in broad daylight he says i did this because it was defending the honor of the prophet now he's arrested under terrorism obviously he's assassinated a the governor of a state

because the governor discussed some political issues on blasphemy laws now when he's arrested he mentions this lecture as well that he's listened to that mufti is also arrested that mufti immediately says not only and this is on you can find it he says not only is it haram to do he completely uh you know disowns this person mumtaz khadri says i've got nothing to do with him and he what he did was haram he says that nobody has the right to execute someone so what happened that

mufti's let's got free he he goes but this montage is then executed by the state now i'm not against i'm not in support of capital punishment but and i've got a video on that but nevertheless he's executed now when he's executed this is the rise of hussein khadim hussain on the back of mumtaz khadri rises um he does all these street rallies and lectures and this is where emerge emerges prior to that nobody has really heard of him now he then goes around saying we should execute people

who blaspheme he is a jihadist version uh and basically an isis version from the braves so brilliance prior to that were not really known in pakistan for being militants they were seen as a kind of like a uh peace loving um sufi crowd so the selfies the wahhabis in in india pakistan was seen as militants some of them they had like uh jihadist organizations like leshkar the diobandis although they are sufic as well but was seen as

as militant in pakistan they had many of the taliban were jihadi were the obandi uh all these islami um muhammad all these jihadi organizations in pakistan and that emerged and were operating in pakistan that have blown up schools and masjids and all these sipa sahaba that were killing shia all of these were the abandi but never did you have a brilliant militant organization that went around trying to kill people um now

it rises with the with uh with people like hadim hussein who says that we need to take up arms and we need to execute people if they dishonor the prophet now keeping in in mind that none of these people have actually ever dishonored the prophet the governor that was killed clearly on youtube you can watch his video says that i've never i would never dare to dishonor the prophet i'm discussing a law should this blasphemy law which by the way was enacted by the british it was not it was actually part of the british raj

that law was instated he says that what we speak and then later reenacted under i think um something but the point is he says that should these laws be there today that's nothing to do with insulting the prophet keeping in mind that pakistan is a hanafi state that religiously it abides by hanafi first does not allow people to execute blasphemers so here they say oh but that's okay we're going to take from the other methods the maliki method and the image we're going to go by them

otherwise according to imam of hanifa this is an inaccurate law you can't do that especially if the person himself is clearly saying i never intended any blasphemy like this person so khadim saying rizvi spread so much poison in pakistan in the last couple of years he completely empowered a brilliant militia to kind of to people to take up arms you saw after that there was the um the famous junaid jamshid um theo won the esque kind of

celebrity preacher who was attacked in broad daylight he was attacked and beaten up and they would have probably killed him why because they said he's a gustar he's somebody blasphemes so anybody that spreads this kind of poison and venom in society if he says look i love the prophet look that is that is an inaccurate claim because if you love the prophet you would spread love and compassion you wouldn't spread hatred so i completely do not buy his claims if he believes them that's fine

poison is poison even if now people say say that he said nice things obviously about the prophet i'm sure he did but poison even in honey is still poison you can't just you know just end here after his death after eddie's death

so what he's saying is up to satire who has an who has a national award and recognized at an international level for his humanitarian efforts he's hating on him why and he's saying that this is not a of thing mata this is a serious matter something to cry over he says and he's insulting him and he's saying that what what did he because abu sathar one of the things he did was um he created these kind of uh orphanages these kind of i mean they weren't just for orphans but these

care homes were for unwanted children if people so let's say a woman was pregnant and it was out of adultery or out of something and in a society like pakistan which can be so backwards as well that if people have these children they may kill the lady so what some women would do is they would dump their children and sometimes they would kill them they would just suffocate the child and throw it and out of fear that they're going to be killed as well so he created these centers where you could go and leave a child if you wanted to abandon your child and don't abandon the child

in a river or in a forest abandon him here and we will take care of the child and that is one of the greatest things this man had done in pakistan seriously such an act of compassion and i tell you these things are very real my own uncle in karachi you know he found in this river he used to run a he was a police officer he used to run a crime unit in karachi and he found in this river dumped wrapped in black bags a beautiful baby

a baby boy that somebody had just dumped and they'd wrapped the the bag around his they tied him up in this he was just a baby must have just been you know a couple of days old they'd wrapped something around whilst they were wrapping him it kind of really pressed into his stomach the child was severely ill mal nutrition on the brink of death now my uncle really tried to save the child and he took him to all these hospitals and he really paid and did all these things to and the child lived for a very short time only it was

i believe with medical assistance he lived for i think a couple of weeks and my uncle said that if you know i will adopt him but the child couldn't live unfortunately without assistance because they had completely ruined something with his stomach when they'd crushed um and and and this is that these are the kind of tragedies and what abdul idi had done was he had created these care homes and he's insulting him here that you're encouraging zina but by creating these care homes you're saying don't worry have illegitimate children will take

care of them i mean what a perverted way at looking at such a humanitarian cause and people hail this person as a hero like uh our beloved hails him as a hero and he says oh you know people like so that's his

right so that was uh if i bring up here had made a a post if i just bring that up here you can see here had made a post saying that look between us and you are the funerals imam ahmad ibn humble has said this allegedly to the uh to some of the rulers allegedly right he said this now

[Laughter] first of all right whether imam ahmed actually said that i don't know i mean allahu alam maybe imam ahmad did say the truth is look the circumstances around imam ahmad ibn hambal and his interaction with the state are unclear okay what we do know is that imam ahmed was inquisitioned he was kind of he faced the inquisition like hundreds of others the inquisition generally had a principle it was a very it was like not your head

and you can walk if you don't you will be executed uh very few people were getting executed but they were those who resisted got executed now this was to do the creation of the quran and it wasn't even real it was really more political issue but i have a video on that now what's interesting is imam ahmad is detained he first refuses to to nod his head and say yes he is detained now unlike anybody else he is then released now that is

incredibly suspect because not that it's a problem you see because islam allows you to nod your head and go with it because you don't need to die there's a verse of the quran saying that you know if you are forced to say something you disagree with just say it you don't need to die sure you can take a high ground and fight for whatever you believe if you want but you do have that dispensation now imam ahmad is then released there's a lot of questions asked that how is he released because they would never release someone unless you comply the zilla i believe jahid as well and the other

mata zilla they right they write that he complied he kind of nodded his head all right okay sorry just froze there for a moment the mata zilla claimed that he nodded his head and he complied now what we do know is he's sent home and he's kind of uh has restrictions on him he's kind of put under house arrest if you like not entirely house arrest but he's not allowed to have a public post or things like this

so okay um it's questionable the the humblys use this event to turn a hero out turn him into a hero and it's very interesting because you know in the inquiry in in the inquisition imam ahmed isn't really the person who takes such it's the other people who are actually killed who take that very defiant stance but in this race to orthodoxy the hambalis really use this and really kind of push it as a

kind of propaganda tool as an advertising of their school that look at our imam look at our imam he did this he is they give him this term the father of allah i don't know where they get that term from because how is imam ahmad the father of sunnah you know rahim allah may allah have mercy on him but he's definitely not his belief is nothing like what the ashari's or the other mainstream muslims believe his belief was i don't believe it was as anthropomorphic as the later hambulis but it was definitely down that kind of way of thinking because the hamballis are not just lying when

they are attributing it to him i mean that would be ridiculous to say all the humblys are lying but they may be exaggerating okay i get that that part makes sense but to say that all the humbles have just lied imam ahmad never believed this at all so i find that very unlikely to be true i feel that he did was inclined towards anthropomorphic beliefs but he may not have expressed them the way they went on to express them so okay anyway before we digress is saying that look this uh between us and you this is the sign

of being a hero because so many people attend your funeral why is that the sign of being a hero why that just means the masses or a certain number of pub of the public uh hailed you as something supreme which fair enough but people common people especially rural people because this is in rural pakistan rural people are easily fed like certain kinds of beliefs now this is an example of uh of in our recent times and i've quoted him before satya sai baba who was deemed a kind of

demigod almost in india now he uh cl and by the way any people who wish to believe in miracles actual supernatural miracles they i i'm surprised when they questioned satya sai baba because he apparently had thousands of eyewitnesses to miracles he performed there and then satya sai baba when he died in our recent times at least half a million people attended his funeral half a million people at least some people claim that the figures were even more

does that make him a hero i mean is he then by that standard if the funerals are simply how we know somebody was upon the truth then satya sai baba was definitely upon the truth how many people do you know that almost between half a million to a million people attend the funerals i mean that's larger than that's larger than most cities in the uk besides london and birmingham but the rest of the cities in the uk are not a million people so most of those cities that's like them combined

attend i mean sorry them those cities the entire people in that city attended his funeral satya sai baba but it doesn't make him necessarily upon the truth just because so many people attended his funeral so yeah and i feel that this thing that you can't criticize people just because they died why i ask you that look uh do they not look do we not criticize all these brilliant will criticize uh the they will criticize hypnotamia i've criticized hypnotamia they will criticize him is he not dead criticize him

they criticize all these other sects criticize the shia the of the past they're still muslim they will criticize of our res all these hadith scholars the deubandees do they not ashafa litan we criticize rashid ahmed gangoi and kasim nanotv um hassan they criticize all these and insult them and actually swear at them uh do they not do that they do in fact they even write about it even in their books so how you know how does that work

in fact they even criticize within the brilliant because the brilliance in the last decade or so have turned on each other unfortunately you know it's like you see this further they criticize amazing recent uh scholars from pakistan people like peer saab shasab who was an amazing loved individual and i had the fortune of going attending to attending one of his madrasas where i did my hif in islamabad now yet brilliance have turned on him insulting him that he was a gustaf and he was a blasphemer after his death and they've called him all kinds of

names and even to the extent that some have called him a kafir that you know this how so how does this work you know is it only everybody's insulting everyone and it's not about just insulting it's about criticizing so yeah i mean that makes zero sense komini uh uh you know uh ayatollah khomeini um i suppose they i don't know whether they consider him a muslim or not but other people will probably will still consider him a muslim even if they say he was obviously he's not sunnis shia but so they consider him deviant but

do they not insult him publicly so yeah and i find this absurd to say oh you can't insult someone or you can't criticize someone just because they've passed away it's a kind of hypocrisy that yet they're doing it to everybody else criticizing everybody else that has died and they will say yeah we don't disagree with those people well we don't agree with him you know this person was the epitome of poison in in a society and you know the worst thing is these people

by claiming by labeling their poison love for the prophet they insult our prophets because they say that this is what our prophet wants he wants us to execute people and they say that this is the love of the prophet so it's this poison that they put a label on and say and and they put the prophet's name on that poison and say that you know this is uh we spread violence but we spread violence out of love for the prophet so it's so disappointing that how you know yet the messenger of allah says

as a paragon of mercy and compassion not as with the sword you know you've not been sent to execute people and the irony that their own madhhab the hanafi madhhab does not allow these and they claim to be blind none of these people claim to have a uh knowledge of um of being much the heads they claim that they can't even they're not even trained to give an opinion and the worst opinion they give oh you can execute someone i don't know what people are on about and i saw this post by i know i've spoken in the past of uh

hamza uh sorry hassan kathani i spoke of him a couple of weeks ago when i said that this is why scholars need to be indigenous where he was teaching in english and you know and kind of whether he's unintentional but this anti-blackness and racism and all this he's kind of uh he's coming out with it but it may be that he unknowingly or i don't know whatever his excuses but i've read a post and i said that his brother seems more learned and i question that you know i've read a post by uh i don't know they actually unless they've misunderstood him but

claiming that these are the words of um hamza khattani saying oh you know we've known about him for so long um hadimus rizvi saab he's an amazing scholar who knew the quran inside out and we knew about him and he had great knowledge of tough seed and of uh all these things what bs you know you know know whether khadim was saying rizvi saab knew that or not that's not the bs the bs is what this person is saying how long have you known him this cannot even be true because hada was saying didn't even arise on the scene except a

couple of years ago a few years ago it's probably been what four years since he's arisen on the scene nobody knew of him before how have you known of him for all of these years and where have you known anything about him the man speaks in urdu and punjabi you know just clout chasing you know they see somebody has uh died so they think you know this guy's got hundreds of thousands of followers

you know let us just rub our nose as well and get a few brownie points i've known him for so long and how have you known this person you know what nonsense you you wouldn't know anything about him you've watched these recent clips and and and in all honesty what is saying written in arabic that you've ever read in arabic and i doubt you urdu and punjabi is so good [Laughter] man pure gap they chatted you know this this is the thing that annoys you that just chatting it pure

just just a pure gap [Laughter] you know this is the thing yeah anything for chasing clout so let's move on people all right mufti you sound jealous no i don't sound jealous look

there's many people with so much more clout i i don't criticize them for just having clout fair enough but if your clout is earned on the back of saying murder people in broad daylight in the name of allah and his messenger that is bang out voter i don't know how anybody can really tolerate that it is nothing but a bloodthirsty approach to islam so of course anything like this rattles me because it is it is saying to people that islam is that not only islam allah is messenger

or bloodthirsty so below it number one has much love for the super chat all right did sorry i'll come to that question in a moment super chat shiva equals solomon brahma equals abraham vishnu equals noah thought no i don't i don't buy that i do feel that ibrahim alaihissalam was from the indus valley i do feel that his name that he may have been a brahmin and i do

feel that his name may have been he may have been named after brahma um and that's what maybe you know all this thinking and understanding because brahma is also um kind of formless um sorry he's the kind of one that doesn't really take to idols and things like this so maybe that inspired some of his his thinking ibrahim alaihi salam but i don't feel he is brahma this is a distinction um and sulaiman alaihissalam definitely is not shiva uh sulaiman al-islam

not that old to be shiva and vishnu is not no ali although some people have argued the myth of manu being the the human with the boat and the flood see many civilizations have this thing whether it's of adamu in the sumerian culture or adam adam or manu or these people and and the myth of the flood i i don't feel it was a myth i feel it was a flood and i'm more and more inclined in recent times to believing that it was the younger

dryers uh that's what um yeah was the that great flooding that takes place that is where this story kind of comes from because it happens you know in over most of most of the globe so yeah

do shia believe ali is a rastra not that i'm aware of um made-up stories from around the world tend to have similarities since they've all come from the human brain now that's that doesn't make any sense um you know i'll tell you what if you read a book called uh from what's it called from the edge it's on oral traditions and memory

it's a study it's a very uh you know it's an interesting read on studies done on the on oral traditions stories that have been circulating and now how we can substantiate them through other forms of evidence like geological uh you know using other techniques whether it's been recent archaeological findings or computational methods to backtrack certain things rising uh sea levels and and things like this they demonstrate that a lot of these stories especially in aboriginal

uh cultures when they speak of other lands and they they all kind of have this myth they seem to have a truth to them but they have been kind of uh they they've been turned into a a story to to pass on so it's very interesting i would definitely advise checking that out and graham hancock has some amazing work on this to show how the stories around the world it's very unlikely that they all just made them up but it seems to be that maybe they were taking

them from a common source a kind of forgotten chapter in history and i'm definitely inquiring inclined to to that can you the flood didn't actually happen uh i i believe that the flood is referring to the younger driest period when much of the globe was flooded yeah so

no they don't mufti can we not mufti can we not criticize or even condemn someone like muawiyah or the law and given his so-called reprehensible conduct reprehensible i i don't know if my obvious conduct was reprehensible i i don't believe it was but uh i believe it was um political but um look they were all human beings and you can watch my video i've got a detailed video called should we

uh can we criticize the companions and i give two approaches in there and i go into it in much detail so that i give an approach where i say fine but if you do then a b and c and you shouldn't why because of a b and c so i give two uh pathways i think the flood was local i used to think that as well i used to go with the flood being local but then the more i've in the in the last couple of years as i've been looking more into things like what

graham hancock has been saying and other uh similar i've been going through some of his works i've been listening to his lectures other things surrounding that topic of discussion i've become inclined to understanding that the the flood was at the younger dryers um what is going mufti your view on transgenders we're going to speak about transgender uh and the whole thing in just a moment

i am the drop that contains the ocean allah yeah because i really feel that you know graham hancock is on to something i'm not saying it has to be entirely as he's saying it but i feel that he's on to it and his journey has kind of modified along the way so you know his early journey where he was looking at antarctica and i think that was didn't really make sense doesn't make sense to me and then he shifted away to the the east and then recently he's come to this

understanding that the last civilization was in america and i am definitely uh inclined towards that i feel that humans have been more advanced than we think they were i think that human civilization maybe about 20 000 years ago or 20 plus thousand years ago were reasonably advanced not as advanced as today but they were reasonably advanced and that they would have been as advanced as maybe i don't know

like maybe the uh the medieval times the late medieval times uh so considering that the late medieval times was so advanced prior to you know um old antiquity so yet yet um you see when we look at the past like things like the sphinx now this was mocked and laughed as a theory that the sphinx ha it was over 20 000 years old because people look at the face of the sphinx but the face has been

carved into much later in recent last couple of thousand last few thousand years maybe four thousand years ago five thousand years ago the face has been carved into but prior to that we know that it would have been um i believe it was the face of a lion it was not the pharaoh's face so because if you look at the sphinx the face is disproportionate in size to the body it's much smaller because it was carved into now the actual body of the sphinx was had been argued to have been carved 20

000 years ago because they saw certain damage on it that was damaged done by floods and the flooding only took place so you know it was so historic now when this was stated the people who stated it were ridiculed and they were laughed at that how could that be that you know human civilization humans were just hunter-gatherers up until 10 000 years ago and blah blah blah but then whoa lo and behold we've now found gobekli uh you know quebec uh tepi uh

on my little people quebecois tepee isn't it go back yeah that's it go back click now that's been found and that's dated what to about 11 and a half between 11 and a half to 12 000 years ago this huge temple-like structure that was erected and created and uh and it's got all these separate compartments and it's got all of these uh so how is uh you know it's that doesn't make any sense so yeah i definitely find this very interesting

mufti your thoughts on rumi i think uh that's what all these numbers i don't know people are posting numbers i don't know what that means um right okay people if you're trolling you're gonna get blocked okay and

i don't know what people are saying but if you you can pay attention [Laughter] this is where you know you have fools in the audience you gotta go pay attention right so yeah right okay now what were some of these questions right my thoughts on roomie i've i you know i find rumi very intriguing more so in recent times since i've become very fascinated with the topic of consciousness

right what is going on right let's take a look um there was a super chat was the whole of creation created for the prophet um i mean it's not that you see that just said out of um you know out of deep love for the prophet that the whole world was created for you uh obviously that's you know that's not a belief that muslims hold per se as a belief structure people may be out of deep immense love for the prophet say that

sallallahu alaihi wasallam but that's not a belief structure within islam right the the big bang big bang did not happen you know do you guys remember faisal in his words when he would say you know this person need a big bang in his head

all right people right let's move on people right there was what else did i have sent to me let me check right i did have uh right here's an interesting case people i thought i'd speak about this somebody had asked me

so why not i don't know if you guys have come across this uh this was in the news this last week i believe or i saw it this last week unless it's older than that but it's to do with a uh lord from from the uk the title lord peer region i don't mean lord in the sense but there was this lady aherazaman who had claimed abuse and against this lord and so he quickly

thought he quickly resigned before this abuse scandal could could get out so i mean he was having it all epically until she comes along right so but okay so what is this so this article speaking about this was claiming that she states that she was in a consenting relationship with this person lord ahmad my lord heal in the old bollywood say milord milot but milad

millard so she was having this uh relationship you know with millard and it was all consensual it was all you know is all fine um until so it's all going let me see if i can [Applause]

right it's all going fine until uh he broke it off so she says that i've been sexually exploited because i was under the impression this is a long lived relationship so now that it isn't i feel as though i've been abused [Laughter] i mean did you guys i mean did you guys hear me let me just repeat that once again that unless this is what i understood

that i was in a relationship willfully willfully as you do as you do when i got but then because this person ended the relationship sooner than i expected it to end so now in hindsight i feel that i've been exploited and abused [Laughter] ah your exploitation

i mean i don't know what to say here but this is the thing that makes people hate this new militant leftism you know this militant liberalism and this militant feminism and this militant kind of culture this council culture that we have uh unfortunately in society that just you know it's it's like oh because i'm hurt every hurt translates as abuse

[Laughter] and especially if it's against men it's it's clearly just it's easily accepted it's like well duh men are just men are just bastards anyway [Laughter] so i found that so hilarious and so in a way shocking because i think damn is that you know is that what this world has come to now you know my the relationship ended sooner than i thought

so in hindsight this hindsight abuse this uh this is definitely a strange interesting time we live in people right so what else is going on people what else is going on um other than that let me take a look at some other interesting topics that had also come our way on momento and momento right this was an

interesting post i'd seen uh believe it or not people this beautiful brother that you can see that the beautiful ah even doing it right who says in his fatwa 600 page a book called on football he says i have no doubt i may have doubt in this reality i may have

doubt slight extent is this a simulation i may have a one percent doubt is this a dream i may have doubt on my senses did i really see that was that an optical illusion did i hear something or did i imagine it but i have no doubt not even a blink of an eye that football is more haram and harmful than alcohol and gambling which are prohibited by consensus of the scholars people

[Laughter] i mean i'm not making that up people they have they have the app it's his name let's let's go back to his name what is it it is uh

there is the app which it should have been which means the fly you know little fly called the bab it's ah i have no doubt not even a blink of an eye that this is more haram than all of those things gambling alcohol every you name it more haram than that is football now i'm not even into football but i have to say that is the most ridiculous fatwa

that i've come across in recent times so people where where have we got to was that a naked movie yep let's that was not a a movie that was our where's he gone [Music] all right people celebrating our 20k subscribers but that dance also let's go to people let's take a look at this week's topic slightly masaladar make more visa sprinkle it in there

[Laughter] all right people arrive all right so people quite an interesting week it's been right those of you that are not too familiar there has been quite some activity on empty empty you know empty muslim twitter muslim twitter so what has this all been well

what's happened is muhammad hijab has he had a podcast where he brought on a trans hijabi girl so empty mtf mtf a male to female this one this one male 2 female so he brought on this trans hijabi i think her name is alia but can somebody in the comments if you know her name

i've forgotten i think it's alia or in case it's not i don't want to be just calling her alia and she she's like what the hell that's not even my name so let me see if anybody knows her name and puts it in the comments but so he brings on this trans hijabi and to have a discussion and she is uh she's reluctant initially to come on so this

ali her name was ali correct that's his name i think her name is what is that that anyway right let's go with trans hijabi because i don't know what her name is so in case some people are saying all right somebody said it is alia okay nevertheless [Laughter] you're mixing it up with the other imam so anyway this trans hijabi brings her on because

it is gonna let's you know obviously it's going to be controversial it's going to bring an x amount of views and it's going to be interesting but to be fair i did listen to a bulk of his podcast um you know a substantial amount i didn't hear the whole thing but i heard a substantial and it was it was an interesting discussion um so i'd like to play a few minutes of it here so we can see let's see right okay so

um what seems to come out in terms of the literature especially with judith butler and third wave feminists like this and also in trans theory like a queer theory that's right in general so for example me looking at someone like judith butler going back to her she seems to insinuate that sex is a social not just gender but sex is a social construct as well so you can to what extent would you agree with someone like judy butler that sex is a social construct so there are what's it called so sex is um defined by your biological

characteristics your chromosome and there was other one one other thing that i'm forgetting but i think that i i think i think it's kind of a little bit of both i see the argument on that sex is it like for example for me i wouldn't consider my sex as a female i wouldn't consider that as a social construct because this is how my brain was born i was that's interesting to feminine i would get her taken like that's how my brain is wired so and that aspect i wouldn't consider a social construct but when you start looking at what society expects of certain genders um and you compare and you fit that into

that i give you a granule of that but the verse i quoted you was particularly condemning me the lustful attitude that they have and that they acted upon towards men and the way i interpreted that is it's you are cheating on your wives and with someone else i don't put as much value on the fact that it states man and i know like to someone to a lot of people that is no you're picking and choosing you're reaching but like you know that the quran instructs us um to but i have to say this is an

interesting point she makes the quran instructs us to hit our wives if they misbehave and there's a lot there's a lot of people saying our wives not like [Music]

i just find it very fascinating how when it comes to that they're like well a word has a hun a word has thousands of interpretations there's so many things that this could mean yeah i applied that is a good point though read passages in the quran that could be interpreted as homophobic or transphobic yeah but i don't just depends so what like if we were to believe that homosexuality is a sin what is a gay person supposed to do well what about the act of homosexuals i'm sorry to put this into a vivid format for you but actually having sex a man having sex with another man

for example where the penis is um going into the vector repeatedly it's actually very painful it must be very painful look at that correction quickly it's actually very good i mean it must be another obviously everything that leads up to it is also uh haram right but unclothed another man for example i'm giving you one act homosexual act and then erecting himself and penetrating the

rectum to the point where erecting himself if you read reports many of these men's anuses become injured with fishes it's called fishes because i do apologize people that you gotta you know bleeding you gotta know sometimes they can't even hold their own stool so they'll be walking in the street and the stool actually just comes out i don't think that being a gay person is revolves 100 around sex i don't think that's that's what it all is about yeah yeah the male g-spot is located inside the anus this is

uh why why would god why would god put a jesus i mean that might look i'll be honest i don't know if you know if god is uh forbidding homosexuality why would he put the g-spot of the man inside of the anus of the man i turned around i did not know what she's talking about that was 10 years that was the story that he went home and got a cucumber no i'm sure no no i don't

[Music] people let me just bring up your comments so right now that went on for they had an um i think it must have been it's it's less than two hours i think maybe it's about one hour 40 minutes or something but it was an interesting i uh what senses it was a reasonably respectful conversation obviously muhammad hijab was stating his point getting a bit graphic there repeatedly penetrating with his penis in the rectum

[Laughter] a man would undress the other man and then he would erect himself it's like come on stand to attention god damn it like what are you doing i'm erecting myself i'm establishing establishment right so that's um now as you can imagine people what happened uh muhammad hijab now

first of all just to be clear some people i know you're asking uh you see i'm referring to her as she um and that's because one she ha identifies as a she and that's what she's become surgically or you know through she's transitioned to a female and and we go with what people want to be addressed by especially if that's what they've transitioned to so i don't think people should be addressing her as a he because

obviously that's you know the whole purpose of her surgery and everything is to become a female so she's not so it's not like a man who's perceptibly even though i mean i'm sure you know some there may be certain features still residual features but you can clearly see certain feminine features i'm sure with the with the kind of drugs she's taking and things and the hormonal um assistance with all the estrogen and things like that she would develop female anatomy so i mean a certain part of it anyway and the rest through surgery so in

and i do have a video on on this question as well that do we address people that have gone through that have been through surgery uh gender reassignment surgery do we address them as male or female and i've said that the fatwa is whatever they are in their current state is what you address them by so and that's also a decent courtesy as well so okay so now

muhammad hijab and her and they're going through this discussion so just briefly on this discussion and then we're going to go to the drama that's erupted because uh hijabs and his and our beloits and his beloveds we've got danny boy and you've got gangutili so them two have kind of completely they've exploded and there's been this huge backlash but before we get to that a bit of this discussion what um this what the trans hijabi is saying is that she doesn't feel that the quran clear cut

or the quran she doesn't feel the quran not clear because she doesn't feel that the quran forbids homosexuality and really it's talking about other things it's talking about rape and adultery and cheating and things like this now i would like to say on that i first of all there's a detailed video a very detailed video if you want to learn about the topic from an islamic viewpoint watch that clip it's called uh i've i think i released it last year unless it was this year last year i think it's called homosexuality and islam a

diverse history so it's at least i think about 45 minutes long if not between half an hour to 45 minutes in between and it goes through a whole overview a historical overview the rulings the alleged ahadith things like this so i do cover it in much detail and i explained the difference of opinion as well over over you know over the centuries there have been scholars who have argued that homosexuality is not haram they have been an a fringe minority people like al-qardi yahya there's been other people like abu nawaz

there's been the caliphs of islam amin who was strictly he just became dead on he wasn't even bi he was just like just after men you've had moon who kind of swung both ways but these were the caliphs of islam but prior to them from the bani umayya time there's been people there's been people uh quite through and i do quote this and i quote people i demonstrate that look people recognized that kind of uh sexual attraction that's very natural

and i quote i think uh imam nowy and all these other scholars so do watch that video if you want that detail the point is that do can this does this trans hijabi have a point when she's saying i don't uh i don't believe that now i would say that look it is she has a point to some extent that it is not clear-cut in the quran it is it is kind of demonstrated through a story like people infer the ruling through a story so

there's no verse of akam the verse of rulings so for example there's verses to do with stealing verses to do with adultery versus these are what you call akam ayat so they are verses just where allah is going to explain a ruling so this is part of law so he's going to say well people you know if you're going to give testimony or if people slander one another or if people you know there's different rulings for things there's no such ruling verse in the quran to do with

homosexuality at all categorically now what there is are stories of the prophets now amongst the story of lot of luth you have what is mentioned that they were homosexuals now there's certain verses that condemn them so from these verses people in further ruling that obviously that's haram that's why they're being condemned which is a rational logical conclusion to those verses i'm not saying it isn't but it is also true that there are no clear hukum verses in

the quran about homosexuality because this was not a phenomenon that was like that in the time of the prophet in his immediate society or in that extended arabian kind of um sphere this was not really a i'm not saying nobody may have ever done it but it wasn't a com it wasn't really there so the quran doesn't address it like that now it does speak of the story of lot because that already existed with the jews and the christians so it was mentioning the story like it does of noah of moses of abraham

and people like that alaimus salaam so right now okay so that's i have mentioned that some scholars have agreed but the general ulama do feel it is haram and that's nothing hidden i mean that's people know that but i have mentioned in the past that look if people took that ruling from those scholars in the past you know it's not the first time that scholars have disagreed on things and i don't feel it's as clear in the quran as for example the way stealing is haram in the quran that's clear cut there's a verse

come that has come for that ruling so okay i thought i'll just clarify that point um just to you know just so people know that the other thing is that look it is not right to condemn or persecute a people it is not right and and to be fair even muhammad hijab makes that point in his discussion that you know we're not about persecuting communities or trying to make people you know abuse or to insult or you know we're not about that and i think that was very sensible of him to say that because that's not what um islam is

about that said i want to make a little point here that look this is a personal point now i feel that similarly it's kind of not fair what how gay people treat normal people or some gay people the expectations you see normal people there's many people who you see emotionally may find homosexuality disgusting

now gay people act like you're not allowed to find it disgusting and i think that that's buying out of order telling people that what you're not allowed to find disgusting like look it's it's an emotive response like if you fight like people who some people may find seafood disgusting some vegetarians may find the fact that people eat meat disgusting straight people may find like i i definitely find homosexuality disgusting okay not lesbians

i don't find lesbians disgusting but i find homosexuals okay gay uh gay men uh i i find the thing disgusting but there's but we're told that oh you're not allowed to have that your view that it's disgusting and you think well why can't you have that review like i'm not saying that you guys can't do it or you guys can't be it but if i find it disgusting as a human being i mean i'm told that you're wrong you're not allowed to find it disgusting

why why aren't we allowed to find it disgusting because we do find it disgusting i'm just being honest you know it's like well you're wrong it's like why are we wrong even if we're look even if by your worldview we're wrong but are we not entitled to to have that feeling and you're like no you're not allowed to and i think this is is is is another problem because it's also a form of kind of like a fascist approach it's like that militant extremism towards straight people that you're not allowed to find what we what we do disgusting and i think you you're not allowed to tell people what we're allowed to find disgusting or not that's

like up to that should be everybody's own choice but yes that somebody's a mufti i love lesbians too to be fair lesbians i don't i don't think any men find lesbians disgusting they just find it like they just find it like just like softness and softness it's like i think even the pope would agree with his recent kind of online surfing oh your pope francis caught in some drama [Music]

liking some brazilian model but yeah so i i i look i know people might hate on me for saying that and i might get a lot of hate for it but it's just look i'm just speaking my mind man like i feel that you know it's i i'm all for gay people having the all the rights that people have normal people have that having you know but i don't feel that just because they're gay they deserve extra rights than what normal people have you know that to me doesn't make any sense and i don't like this imposing uh gay outlooks on people or on children

i feel that that's wrong as well because look what gay people don't or refuse to accept or some gay people refuse to accept is for the most part most species are not gay i mean they can you know there's there there is homosexuality in all species but most of those species as in if you take each species for the most part the majority of them are not homosexual so and i'm just i mean so homosexuality i accept it exists in nature but it's not the dominant theme in

nature so if you were to take a law of default you would say by default people are creatures are not homosexual but it does exist it's also a part of nature i accept that so to impose it on children you would if you were teaching children like the way when we teach children look think about it we teach children things at a basic level so we teach them science basically and then it gets complicated later on as they grow up so we should teach them the default thing that generally how nature is how procreation is how relationships are generally and you could say look there are some people

as as they get older you can teach them the more complicated stuff so that's my thoughts anyway on that but let's get back to this topic people because we got a little distracted so muhammad hijab for doing this got a hell of a lot of hate okay uh mufti you smell of homophobia see but this is the problem because i say that people are gonna say see and that's the problem right there this is why you see because it's people are so trigger happy to just accuse people i've actually spot i've got a whole video

saying that look uh leave people alone don't kind of attack them don't kind of and i've even shown a diverse perspective in islam but it doesn't mean that you need to now say i can't have a personal you know it's like somebody's saying oh i find a particular flavor disgusting and you're like what the hell is wrong with you you're not allowed to do that

dad own this world why aren't i allowed to not like something anyway moving back to the topic so there was a hell of a lot of hate that uh backlash that muhammad hijab got from his beloveds below it the uh beginning with uh none other than daniel because daniel is clearly not now you mentioned homophobia daniel is clearly known for his homophobia outright homophobia now here is a

a post by danny bye right so you can see this so as you can see i missed the international day against homophobia the best way to celebrate such a beautiful momentous important day is the muslim way of recreational base jumping and [Laughter] obviously he's taking what he means is he's trying to say about the joke of pushing them off and that's obviously not right so but although i do admit it's a funny joke you see but it's it's wrong to really promote stuff like that because it promotes violence against homosexuals

which is unacceptable right so here the backlash comes against i don't know if you can see that but that's farid danny why all hating on hating on muhammad hijab saying that it's unacceptable what you've done you know this can't that he's given this platform to this trans hijabi he's kind of done all of this he's out of order openly publicly slating him going for it uh muhammad hijab responds he's and then he starts fighting back

he says i can't get the hypocrisy that you guys are on about um you know you've got you people do whatever you want to do um meanwhile um meanwhile you've got ali dawa makes his video you know was hijab wrong obviously taking the side of hijab now hijab never did anything wrong to be fair uh by having a podcast with a trans hijabi but here you've got this video now whilst this is going on just so we how are you guys what seems to come out you can take the literature

and at the end of the day and at the end of the day i decided to make this video not that i may call anybody out or that i may expose anybody although i may refute anybody or that i may attack anybody no this is actually a video of public clarification honestly it's a video of public clarification and i'll tell you something there's been lots of things that i've done in 2020

which have been problematic things mistakes that i've made and i've tried to the best of my ability to come out and admit those mistakes that first interview that i had with yesterday i read an entire post about how i the questions were wrong that you know the idea was wrong having that up was wrong and so on and so forth that was a bad mistake it was a mistake i can try and cover it up i can try and justify it but it was a mistake and i've made that very clear my public communications and clarifications likewise some of my interactions with the ex-muslim community the words i was using was not really

befitting of someone who is a da someone who's a propagator or a communicator of the islam so this is muhammad's reaction video and he kind of really bites back the the language the anti-islamic language that they had put forward forward was something that actually did get under my skin and clearly there's something that i have to look back at and learn from lots of things have happened today i saw a video that was 15 minutes long of a brother this was a video done by some guy called you know lack of wisdom and i i appreciate that where you're coming from my brother and i agree with the fact that these

were lapses in judgment they were lack of wisdom there were things i have to learn from as a young man just like you're a young man a good looking man but not maybe as good looking as me i'm only joking but yeah it's something i have to look at and i have to you know i have to kind of learn from okay and i agree with that and i agree with a lot of the stuff that you said but the problem i find is the underhanded way and the lack of collegiality rather a lack of collegiality uncollegiality way in which you put that video publicly putting my name in the title

a name which i know you know will bring you a lot of attention a name which i know you know will get your video up to a certain number of views you put my name in the title without even speaking to me privately knowing full well that you and i have mutual friends not only mutual friends but friends who are good friends in the dawah who are mutual and who do have an influence on me farid is a brahmana i've known for many years now we started refuting shiaism together and we continue refuting all kinds of things together and he's helped me tremendously and i've tried to promote him to the best of my ability because his channel is a

very valuable channel extremely valuable so this is part of what goes on at this stage uh muhammad hijab is is being quite friendly what happens is shortly after he drops that friendly approach and he comes out all guns blazing [Laughter] but to be fit you know this point he made here was very valuable he highlights that um it's all about the word collegiality not that point the point that he promoted fareed you see this is the problem

the problem is these people are part of a frankenstein model that just teaches to hate on people see when you brew a culture of hatred it won't be long before you know those chickens come home to roost and that's exactly what is now happening what he goes on to say in his video is that there there is an alliance of these people danny boy of uh ganguteli fareed and the sajid lipham who is this

medina graduate graduate convert who has who's part of their crew that they are all auntie jerkin and so they want hijab to be on their camp but he's refusing so because he's refusing they're gunning for him so they are these these anti-yakadites right so and you can see here so it started to get intense he says look because muhammad hijab says look what about luth and doesn't allah mention the

quran so is he promoting is allah promoting homosexuality in the quran by that's the kind of argument that he's he's giving now you've got obviously farid lashing back you've got the this is sajid lipham to be honest um he's got a channel that's very active although i hadn't really this was when i first came across him i was trying to figure out who is he i didn't realize he's also a wahhabi until uh i started clicking into some of his things then i was like a cha cha cha cha he also apparently really hates yaser khadi alcaldi

because yasser kaldi is not on the yasser is not on the manhatta [Laughter] just yesterday is embraced islam today it's realized other people not on the manhattan i find it so hilarious honestly nevertheless nevertheless people the show must go on so here you've got muhammad hijab he starts fighting back starts calling the musketeers he says that uh you know question for farid

who leaked the uh he asks him then who leaked uh the emails because he knows and hijab says in his video i'm prepared to also leak emails and private messages if that's what it takes so that's interesting any proper starts going out for them unfortunately what he also does uh during this is he also starts turning on the trans hijabi which i think was was wrong he should not have done that he starts saying look you said

we need uh we need you to respect our religious categorizations you said that a white man can't identify as a black without having black parented parentage we believe someone rejecting clear verse of the quran shouldn't be privileged with the label of islam now that i feel was really was unacceptable because when you think about it when i was alone how are you guys doing i made i've been thinking there is this uh if we also see in this clip yeah i'm sure there's lots of things if you weren't a muslim maybe do it i'll be acting upon so many of my

impulses so here he clearly addresses her as a muslim but later on to turn against her as not a muslim that is you know just way below the belt what a befitting idiom anyway muhammad hijab carries on you can see here he makes a poll saying look should i make a whole video refuting them yes or no and people are saying yeah hell yeah go for it man go for it um unfortunately he doesn't he deletes this post afterwards but he still continues to gun for uh danny boy

um and you can see here he's got this clips uh this post i've had enough of dua trying to bully me taking stances on other duat um he says i uh what about does a brother brother danny why condemn the clear cut takfiri behavior of haitham safadeen seen here celebrating the death of ali halabi so a sheikh passed away recently a salafi called sheikh ali al-halabi um but this uh this person by the name of haitham seyfatin

who is a takfiri kind he calls them an apostate he's got these clips here that you can see muhammad hijab shares and he's kind of saying well what do you have to say about them because uh you see because they seem to be accepting him on their show they seem to be speaking well of that person and the point is well do you here you've got somebody who is isis or a supporter of isis sympathetic devices and you know you have people like that on some of your shows promoting their

videos you promote their material but when i have a trans hijabi you you see me that means what he's trying to say is that means i uh support them that's what you're saying what i don't that you see that's hijab's point along the way this is a random post i had to just bring that in there somebody had commented uh i just couldn't help myself but respond he had said uh someone help this poor no sorry that's me the person had written woe to this jurist woe to him

i thought seriously i mean who the hell speaks like that nevertheless uh daddy boy was still fighting back he was saying look someone comes to you and says i love eating my own feces and everyone should accept me for it you can give him a two-hour academic analysis of why he's wrong at eating feces but no matter how good your analysis the very fact that you engage such a person means you lost you lost danny boy so you can see so

what was going on at this stage so it goes back falls back forth uh jab makes another video he proper lashes out at uh you know is lashing out at that sajid lip ham uh it's going fareed is saying things like so what if we've made this public uh people are asking farid ganguti leader look why are you doing this in public please please brother brother don't do this

and he's like no we must expose you know this is not uh i'm not saying he's not a muslim but we need to do take accountability publicly muhammad hijab was saying you know hey i'm not a you know i'm not going to get bullied by you fools so he's like listen gangutili and he's like danny boy he's like and it was just blowing up on twitter now i'm telling you know something though i would like to say that you see i've said this before that you see

muhammad hijab is he actually is very intelligent okay unlike some of these other people like i suppose okay some of these guys gangutili i don't think is that intelligent he's just mediocre but i feel okay um what what's in danny boy danny boy may be intelligent um he may be intelligent to some extent yeah except that he you know but he seems to have he seems to have some kind of learning i don't know like some kind of autism or something that he's suffering from

but uh hijab is actually very intelligent now this is why i've said before that i what i sense from muhammad hijab is that he this selfie kind of thing is already too constricting for him that it won't if he continues the way he's unless he completely just cuts off his prefrontal cortex um within 10 years i cannot see muhammad hijab uh part of that scene he will

turn into what yasakadi is now trying to bloom us this uh yes fully hasn't come out of the closet yet but he's trying you know he's teasing us you know he's like sticking out he's like sticking one foot out the other foot out you're teasing us this one but he's trying to come out as this person with the voice of reason because the truth is yes he doesn't believe in all this kind of stuff no way on earth today does he he i would guarantee you that yasir khadi's views on most of the issues that i have spoken

of that have been controversial are probably if not identical very similar but he just doesn't have the courage to say all of that yet and within maybe the next couple of years he will he's gradually coming out with more and more he's facing backlash he's trying to get people used to him coming out with controversy um obviously you can just ask me and i'll tell him how to do it properly but but uh you know these people they don't know they can't handle controversy but muhammad hijab within 10 years will be the same thing he will backtrack on all of these positions

um and the worst part is that he has lengthy videos on them now you know one of the best things i have to be so grateful to god about is that when i had different views i didn't have social media or if i did have social media during some of that time i have very little if any you know record or videos of me saying maybe there's an occasional video of me saying certain things which i've changed views on later on but not drastically and overall because we as human beings will develop

throughout our lives now when you've said things that are stupid and you've pushed on that like let's say 20 years ago i wouldn't have had these kind of views that i have today you know i would have just been a very young man trying to discover the world and i would have been influenced heavily by my environment so thank god the nonsense i might have come out at then was not recorded you know so yeah so this is uh so i do feel that muhammad hijab this is part of that this is like the

the kind of teaser to what is yet to come anyway in a video then muhammad hijab comes out with look we've got a hierarchy we've got sheikh haitham al-haddad i'm shocked he holds in such a high esteem as in the senior within the uk but each to their own each to their own number i'd obviously i mean in all honesty to me you know he's okay he's just mediocre he's not somebody so uh he is a sheikh but that's you know just a mediocre [ __ ] i don't see him as somebody incredibly profound

uh and i but nevertheless okay for some reason to these people he's the the he is the upper uh the upper council the high council of scholars within the uk so somebody has obviously got in between these people and told him to calm down and departure so they eventually do this public display of a patch up you can see here that i don't know that's a bit small um but you've got danny boy who's

apologizing and saying you know what i should have just discussed privately muhammad hijab saying okay i accept your apology then gangutili at the bottom gt is farid is saying i apologize too and you know saying all right go on then the anti-yakadipes [Laughter] are your anti-acodytes which is yakin and khadi okay if you haven't got that yakadaite so and i've i've come up with that term okay so i want full credit for that so so but uh hijab then makes a video where he

says look all right fine we've patched up you know for the sake of brotherhood but he says you know that sajid he kind of still gives a very uh intimidating response to that sajid lipham um was it lithium i i don't know whether it's lithum or lipam but he says to that sergeant you need to fix yourself why why i'm coming for you why so that's what's been going down people but i tell you the friendship is over you know what it doesn't matter what the words say the words nor do justice you know this one this one nor do justice you know

all right so you've got you're finished finish it's over [Music]

[Music] [Laughter] this friendship this one over you know this one it's on not come back you know this on so people it's been ever so awesome uh it's getting very late let's wrap this up you're finished you're finished people you're finished yakkadites you're finished yakadaites are over

you know this yaka diet arizona nice so people less let's wrap this up man let's wrap this up what's going down i was very emotional mufti it was it was it's very emotional you know what once again for you guys going out this one just just for you i'm joking man but that's the sentiment right now muhammad hijab is feeling a bit stuck a bit trapped

but you're finished [Music] [Music] [Music] [Laughter]

know no look happy this one you know love is no longer love and my friends are no longer my friends what is there in life left for me huh how can i what is reliable in this life [Laughter] guys i'm wrapping this up i'm going to bring up my exit page if you haven't already liked subscribe then god damn you you know these are not nice

my friend not nice right so yakidites then you with the academics you know finished finished finish people finish uh oh my god i didn't wait you know what a quick a quick uh before i go i almost forgot miss patrion sitos patrio yoncitos people let me just bring up miss patrioncitos have left some questions i'll do

all right what this one you know let's see right patreon this one's going out to you much love as always right so you're doing it much love you're the man thanks for answering my questions last week despite my spelling mistakes don't worry about commercial mortgage or loan for your business is it halal keep killing it mufti you do in it much love nissan much love so i've got a very detailed video on this

uh it's about 45 minutes long i go through the entire breakdown of what is refined the quran it is not what this kind of loans and things like that in the quran is lone chakri and i explained the kind of gradual development of finance over the ages so today money is not the same way i mean at a level it is the same way obviously money is money but it has conceptually changed as well how we perceive money is not entirely a zero-sum game so i do explain that check it out if you just search my name

and loans so loans mortgages are halal they are permissible they are not the rebel of the quran that is strictly loan chakri you're doing it much love much love thank you for answering my question most welcome my question is can you share your thoughts on who what iblis is and i mean an islamic interpretation of the devil similar to the christian narrative um right okay thanks again in advance well you see the reason i refer people to my videos is because once i've made a video with

so much kind of dedication to it i feel that you know sometimes just in the moment i may not do similar justice to that topic so do check my uh video on the insinuations of the shaitaan what are they so if you just google some i'm sorry not google youtube some of the keywords with my name will come up but i have mentioned there's two ways of looking at it there's one camp that take it literal that these are certain entities that the devil is this entity sitting on your shoulder doing this he's got some kind of a straw that goes through your ear goes into your brain and he whispers things and he runs and they take that literally

there's another camp of people that take this as a kind of a symbolism that the negative thoughts we have the negative in um the kind of insinuations we have is what is meant by the devil okay so there is that camp as well but do watch that clip so he'd you're doing it much love much love salam mufti many halal slaughterhouses kill animals cruelly non-halal establishments may ensure a humane death for the animals what exactly should be considered the hamit the biha meet once again

these guys are like yeah yeah watch my clip on the behamid because i go through the whole thing of how the bihar had two primary purposes sorry had two purposes the primary objective and secondary objective primary being about pagan uh distinguishing from pagan sacrifice secondary being an identitarian issue so i do explain the first having uh not ceases to exist but the second objective remains i do support halal the be hameet uh i do explain however that the other non the bihamid

oh sorry none the hamid because of having lost its primary route a primary objective i wouldn't serve the same kind of consequences if people had it however it's better to always still stick to halal me for the ident for the secondary objective values that are still found for that to make a lot more sense just watch the video where i go through the whole details and i explain the hadith and things like that okay so and i do feel that muslim abattoirs need to up the ethical game okay they need to be much more ethical i do feel some are very ethical so if

you do look around you will find some uh it is uh you're doing it much love much love what are your thoughts on the companions of the cave uh did they survive for 300 years is there another understanding once again [Laughter] watch my clip on it where i go through the breakdown of the entire verse but as a spoiler i'll tell you that no that was not 309 years that was some of them claimed so if you watch that clip where i go through and i read i believe is the abdullah masood's recitation or the and they said 309 years it was not that

that was allah goes on to almost object to that allah allah knows best come through how much they remain so yeah so it was not actually 300 uh years uh raheezy you're doing it much love um this slipped my mind why do majority of the scholars claim that the isn't permissible contemporary scholars believe it's permissible yes of course watch my clip on um can we follow minority opinions so i've got more than one clip on that one with shaykh nadwie where we go through we quote the scholars of the past

this is just an element of institutionalized religion to impose control on people don't you know look if you don't understand the arguments too much i'm just saying i don't mean you specifically rahisi but people that may be listening to this i wouldn't worry too much about it the point is that look our evidences are ultimately the quran sunnah and the voice of reason now we follow a school of law but it's not something that allah has said it's what common sense teaches so if you check out my clip should i follow a method so i explain that and the arguments are never by contrast i mean contrary they're not explained

you know on its head like you don't say well where's the evidence that this isn't obligatory the evidence for obligation must be proven so by default nothing stands so to follow a method by default does not stand so to prove it you need evidence not the other way around so you don't say well oh can i follow a different opinion where is the evidence you need the evidence to say that it's haram you understand so always follow that is the law of defaults mercy you're doing it you're doing it much love what is your understanding the verse tell us not to think of those who were killed

in the way of god is dead [Music] that

there's been no sound this whole while guys if there's been no sound this whole world and maybe that's a sign from god [Laughter] right so okay cool you know what let's leave it out till next week much love people so that part at the end where there's been no sound i'll have it kind of uh cut out then guys much love