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right so I don't know that's never happened before but I hope let me take a look right okay so yeah I mean there's been locusts attacking all over the world there's been enough T sub fix it please you're not live on mm-hmm how is that happening

all right so our I shook around it's it's done it's done people so what has this year still got in store for us that's the dreadful thought that I wonder what is still there now the tragedy of George Floyd and we'll speak about that today and then the ensuing unrest the riots the

protests whoa what is happening what is happening so somebody's don't worry people it's more or less still fresh in to the life we haven't covered much right so with my new gadget right here let me just hold my gadget right there look at that people you know what I'm gonna have to rearrange some of my desk ground yeah I'm gonna have to get a I have to get a secretary round here so people people's people's let's always

kick it off with a poem one that I've come across [Laughter] [Music]

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so what we'll be taking a look at today is a bit of that we will discuss this whole whole the whole issue the tragedy of Georg Freud and then the martyrs that on sue from thee I also want to take a look at I I came across a video it was sent to me of Abdullah Samir having a discussion with Abdullah gunda some prominent ex-muslims on the prophet and the Prophet State of Mind and with the claim that the Prophet

suffered from psychosis and that he had a form of epilepsy and suffered from those seizures which then triggered the whole thing so I wanna maybe I want to address that as well in addition to that well what else am i there is and and in the a bit of the masala masala segment those of you that don't know in Pakistan there's some I think she's either an actress or I'm pretty sure she's an

actress and a model by the name of Ozma count but anyway a celebrity you're kind of like online and I don't think just online but a celebrity who's been involved in some scandal you know the scandal so we'll take a look at that what is that all this you know she got the it's between her and the and the wife and it never goes well with those you know when you've got that element in the equation when there's like whatever the equation and then you put plus wife you know that's gonna be a lethal cocktail now so

so that scandal scandal we'll take a look at but people so right now let's take a look at some of your questions those of you that are on YouTube yep you can post your questions you can if you some people saying shout outs victim Victor well you can send super chats and then I'll respond to super chats hello you be here [ __ ] I'll buy you a ticket so what is bothering me

hints there what is going on somebody said Abdullah Kundel aka gelatine Polly no I think mind you topper II did some serious bubbly is who I called aka Tiberius Nando's lethal Roman emperors Tiberius always so yeah that's doubly for us he did a hell of a lot of damage but he's also a great guy

Abdullah gone to live up to like you doing it you doing it maybe what we'll do is well is at some point we could maybe take up this this cushion on mine trap as well of the law so we could because I understand that right now you've you've made a video obviously a very lengthy video my response won't be as lengthy here but when I do respond to it you won't have the opportunity here to respond so maybe what we can do I'm resuming my mind traps so maybe in the coming couple of weeks we could kind

of set this up and kind of have a live discussion on that as well right so what is going on people what is going on most people 8th comment on many Muslim scholars are claiming silence is not compliance good in Islam I'm being asked to raise their voices on black lives matter what is your view yeah I'm going to speak all about that black lives matter and the whole thing right let's first of all take some questions windmill boxing team is giving Salam you

do in it windmill you do in it that's it that's it get that Perry that's it right so I'm referring to the live of innocent loss compared to what the meaningless during of Ozma I don't even know what that what that means although my think I'm still at this time to sober to understand what you're still too sober it's still as

Farokh Korakuen subset that hasta killed Amy honey may I tie a rock jab Chara [ __ ] okay to Sanji da who get this is the other way still arrived raw it's rather the Pharaoh is back will you ever reconsider your views on miracles

you see I'm always in a state of mind my learning remains a constant state of becoming I don't know if that makes any sense does that make sense this always I'm always learning but and so my views may change on certain matters but I don't see it changing in that way I see certain things being explained I am much more intrigued recently by the whole and I'll speak a bit about that when in my reply to

Abdullah Khan the claim of the Epilepsy so of the Prophet so my views have become so much more intrigued by this realm of consciousness and and all of this so in some ways I maybe I have become more open to the kind of to the mysterious but not in the sense that you see in this kind of sense that people are just saying well you know um people are just floating on air and people are just flying now just like that or you

know you're chopping somebody's head off but it's just bouncing back on I mean this kind of stuff just does not happen in in the real world in the physical world so I can't be mean I I can't really see myself I mean whether I do or not in the future I can't see myself accepting things like that Josh asks Mufti Saab can I be a Shia and Sunni at the same time right let me answer that as arathi you doing it you doing it people you doing it

alright so yep if you that's it charity right chef Islam Salaam of the Sabah hope you're well sugar and sugar and I am well lil I'll hunt right Selam Menace of 50 menace well people all right so one moment you know I I did figure a trick for these

people I had oh come on where is it all right Billy you do any Billy sending some 50 stars right there you do and it you do any people well what am I saying well I can't be sharing any other discussions but Billy is is a

legend people and a man with a van so just in case many of you during this upheaval and social unrest need a van to get rid of some of those goods Billy on Facebook that's your man right there so I call him he'll turn up man with the van right so let's take some questions people let's take some questions something interesting you know the interesting from poor Carlos are I do

need you do I live from Porto God you're doing it you're doing it right speak about Al Walla Walla Barack now Billy said if anybody wants to get rid of their wife I need a mind to turn up in a van all right so and then baby is the man people there

you go right so I was just about to answer a question before Billy distracted me there right with I was about to somebody had asked some question I can't I thought it was interesting let me answer it but ah well it's gone if it comes back it comes back right so my views aren't chef's idyllic Emily yeah I mean hmm right so chefs idle comely yeah I mean you see to me

she's idle calmly I don't really rate him much on his maliki fit because I tell I could be wrong I could be wrong on this but I don't think he's all that really in maliki fit in fact I wouldn't be surprised if his knowledge of Malky fit is actually very limited but he's more a kind of like he's uh yeah he's

like a a preacher he's somebody who is very good at telling stories I don't mean that in a pejorative sense I mean actually as in he'll you know literary kind of narratives they'll be describing stories of people he's memorized poems he's good like that is very good like that giving a kind of linguistic backdrop to things that is all I think he I write him in in these things but in terms of his actual maliki filk I don't think he is very one I don't think he's

learning in Melaka fit to any you know significant level let alone a remarkable level he's I don't even think his learning is unless in the last few years maybe or lost 1 2 years he's really kind of crank that up but from what I saw of him his videos he wasn't you know he is making certain state and I was even thinking it see I remember watching his video on the subtle and things like this and which is such a popular issue in Maliki firkin yeah he was you know not so didn't seem so crude up on the issue or the rulings or the other method Saudi yeah so that's

my view of him I think he's become popular through social media kind of cutouts and he's quite Salafi esque even though you I think he claims to be I think he is I don't know whether he is properly Maliki or not but yeah I think he must be partially if I can say that Maliki in order to have that government role so he to have to host a chair in a Masjid in Morocco you have to be kind of approved by the government so to do so you have to be of a Maliki background so I know

he does claim to be Maliki but because of his Salafi kind of inclinations he's been popularized by a lot of Salafi media and hence people in the West have now heard of him because nothing comes here from North Africa I'm just being honest nothing about from Islam comes here through you know through North North Africa through Morocco Tunis or Egypt really speaking it all comes via Saudi and Islam here is just really through the Indian subcontinent in Saudi Arabia so yeah

that's my thoughts hmm somebody said when's mindtrap coming on next this week people you should have my trap should be on this week right maybe tomorrow I've got a an amazing physicist lined up we've got to have a chat but if all goes well we may go live tomorrow Tuesday night dr.

Muir an amazing outstanding ground break physicist that'll be very fascinating Daniel Ramirez orale you're doing it you're doing it in regards to quantum mechanics and the many world interpretation has God created exact copies of every soul put them into the universe or is every being created uniquely you know this is gonna be a fascinating discussion this with dr.

Meade because i briefly was in communication with him today and we were speaking about multiverses or parallel universes and that's interesting and so hmm I don't know how how does this work multi verses or parallel universes and then people in there how do they work in are they individual beings are we in our cell in our own selves like you mean

everyone here on earth all we simply avatars for consciousness for our consciousness which is which is the raw so that consciousness when it's in you know that which is in me is providing a unique experience because obviously it's then the consciousness but with my world perspective so is it like a kind of and

this obviously feedback as well so I don't know that's an interesting one because it so for example let me give you an example the way I would let's say I'm playing a computer game now in this game I am a character and I'm playing that character but really it's me playing the character so am I in this allegory the Roth and the character in the game is me if that makes sense the distinguished

distinguishing between I versus me people are like a cha-cha-cha I'm carve awesome day they're like Z as you smoke some crack right so all right Takashi Takashi you doing it you doing it right so Josh Antony Antony Antony what's up with spamming the questions right so what's your view on the SSA I'm

not sure what the SSA is what is the SSA I'm not sure what we're talking about the are we talking about their I don't know I don't want to just start guessing because it'd be several things when I'm thinking SSA and I and then it'll be like ba ba ba ba ba ba what is Mufti sob on about all right so as a writer you doing it you doing it you doing it with the super stickers that's what we're sorry super chats stickers are the

Facebook super stickers right so as arathi says and can it dream be an access to those universes exactly exactly I do feel that dreams or consciousness could maybe access could access potentially certain portals author deck shook her and shook her and for you the super chat you're doing it man you're doing it cheers Mufti you're

the best let me read that again yeah I'm probably miss ready move the you're the best Wow let me read it again this is this the deaf initiative narcissism right trying to I'm trying to learn Arabic prayers are welcome well Fatah hello Alec I shall ah do check out my do check out my Quranic Arabic classes I've put him up on Facebook let me just bring up people

with the one momento momento look at that that right there that you can see was the latest class for Quranic Arabic it was the second class I put up I I will be releasing at least one every week if not maybe twice a week so do check them out people check like this I like it you know this this is on this on so right so what is going down mostly could you please talk about the role of

the hamari scholars and the claw clash with the Wahhabis all of you those of you just tuning in sugar and sugar and all of you click like she spread the love spread the fittin off Assad that's what I'm talking about órale yeah people that's it let me oh

yeah awesome fittin odd wasn't me fit no facade knee you know Holly the poet he says when they remember me this is what they say garage bosom and 15 all facade me that we don't have no fittin and facade today Chaudhary Walid Sahib Kazim I'm kasi how you doing how you doing man how you doing well some day we've got to get you on mine trap as well speak about oh there was a question I was asked earlier

on and I suppose we could some day maybe speak about that why you spreading facade Mufti our turn up with IARC another day kale okay is all right question Nadeem you doing it you doing it you're doing it with the super chats of right saying what do you think of selfies and don't base and say they don't question the nature of a loss attributes but accept

their literal meanings hands thrown you doing it in a deem you do it and the team means by the way somebody a drinking companion that's as the poet says that in a demon Anatomy Allah that indeed he says that the Nadeem the drinking companion is derived the word is derived from the word madam which

means kind of remorse and regret that how does it begin he says says what their listener coming : hmm I must have remember that poem I must have read it and I really liked it

something like 18 years ago ah anyway slipped my mind but it was a very fascinating poem about friendship and about speaking the truth and things like that but anyway let's move on the question Nadeem had asked is what do I think that selfies that say they don't question the nature of Allah but accept their literal meaning you know this

thing about questioning a loss nature you see you have to remember Allah never said that I have these things like that Allah has mentioned certain words as as they are used in language this is simply literary appropriation people think I

don't know the words so literary appropriation people so look saying things like you know like when people say life and death is in the hands of God does that are you trying to say God has hands or are you trying to say God is in control of life and death so these things are taken as kind of literary devices so it doesn't have a forget it doesn't have to be it's mostly not understood in a textual like if you say

oh my god I've put my foot in it again they're like huh the whole foot so this is the thing that this is how it's used like give me a hand doesn't mean literally to give a hand but so when Allah says Allah lartius the world that you see to have presided presided over the throne means to have established his Dominion the rahman allah largest allah the now a los

Dominion like allies in control it's telling you that now things are this this was how the Arabs spoke it's not about it being literal so saying ok now from this we learn that Allah has a throne and then he sits on the throne like a cha-cha and then we're trying to understand things like ok Allah has a hand because Allah says you know his hand was above the hand you know you don't here's a life oka ad him now that obviously meant you know God saying that they gave a pledge of allegiance

and they pledged their hands in allegiance and God's hand was above their hand this is what the verse says now nobody understands that to mean come on God put his hand on their hand I mean that this is kind of understood metaphorically but the Salafi is unfortunately are like you know they put like I'm sure they've got good intentions they like what I call this you know like set 8 the bottom bottom set in in like a classroom so you know what what we used to call like the

sunshine group so so you got you know the sunshine group you just give them things to kind of color in and they just like right so that's the so that's the status of the Salafi unfortunately so they're not really too known for their academic kind of pursuits and stuff like that and they're not known as people of deep thought analytical kind of thought they're very kind of like just knowledge and understanding no

higher-order thinking skills so that's the the problem so yeah but you can't really take these things literally mm-hmm all right somebody asked a question about your mom Sohaib web I'm just trying to read it amount so I've said that there is a huge actor laughs in between modern-day Maliki's and innovation few genuine Maliki's and to choose carefully your thoughts okay okay

I mean a mom side web I think is an awesome a mom very relevant the fact that yeah III would agree with that position that you see that my Lakia traditionally denounced all innovations and they will probably like that for a few hundred years and then he started to kind of it became overwhelming so they began to accept or tolerate first innovations within Islam then it got to a stage by maybe 700 year history with the innovations became the majority the

widespread thing so after the 700s probably that era majority of scholars worldwide saw innovations as the norm so including Maliki's they kind of switched there were still a few that spoke against them you know Todd JD no [ __ ] honey and other people did still a mom shot to be and other people but they became an extreme minority so there were always some people that took that classical kind of ground but they were a minority all right so yeah so so I guess

a man side web is is is right if that's what I understood the question correctly so where do you stand on innovations personally I don't I stick with imam alex view I don't accept in order innovations in Islam but that said I won't you know if people want to accept them I'm not harsh against them or anything like that but personally I don't kind of accept it right so what is what do you think Musti yeah mmm it's

supposed to be BA you know when you put the yeah article then it becomes this is helpful NIDA so the monarda is always munsoo our basic Arabic you know this one so yeah a belief yeah a BA you like a ba a body it's a bar Castle a bar so Abu lays what do you think of Salafi publications and the likes of Abu Khadijah from Birmingham alum rock I haven't met both

a teacher in years I saw him once years ago before the days of Mufti Abu layth when I was just a student and I went to some private class he was hosting and that's it really I think I maybe went to maybe one or two at most but yeah I've never seen him since so this is going back to like 1997 or 1998 was it almost no actually I think I'd come back on mistake I think it was it

was around then maybe 99 or something but it was that kind of time oh I've mean admin are doing it doing it I mean troll on him so what's going on people what's going on would love to see you debate against of a hobby okay set it up I'm right here people if they will accept my challenge that heiwa asked

them that I'm prepared to how about in possession or the attributes of God ask a Salafi would he but he has to be a skull and not just like one of these roadman Salafi what's the point of debating agile do me boo too good oh you see I haven't got the crayons to explain it to you I'm sorry

set it up people if you want the attributes of God any Salafi Imam out there right so what is your opinion on the on female Emmett Emmett intimate imamat a cha cha cha how the mind wanders I'm thinking why is he writing the female intimate at church at female imamat alright so I've spoken on that

plenty of times yeah if you want you know what bring all the female Imams at least the mustards will get full right so what is going on people Nadeem you're doing it again you doing sugar and for the super chat i'm sugar and [ __ ] then people see could see Korea I could see Co Tyler Moore yeah ja ja hello this is how this is how you

interact shukran Nadine what my thoughts on Adnan Ibrahim and mindtrap maybe that would be epic I'm absolutely fan of the futur Adnan Ibrahim I love his stuff but I didn't realize he I don't know if he can speaking I I don't mean this in a he's European I mean he's an Arab but he's in Europe some way mainland Europe and he's I listened to his things occasionally in Arabic so I'm not sure whether his English is good I don't know but yeah

sure that would be awesome right so will you ever be part of speakers corner he'll know why on earth would I want to be a part of speakers corner for hmm what by the Shia is it true that the grave of horeb not elaziz was destroyed by the Shiar recently ok I've not heard of that somebody just said look they're just telling me what do the conversion

rate for me to tell me that these super chats yeah it's the appreciation though you have to appreciate people's it's not about the quantities the quality the quality right so what is going on Adnan Ibrahim one of the few Sunni scholars willing to speak out against or may yet conspiracy yeah I mean that brings me back to that question that I was asked just remembered it now somebody had said could you be a shia and sunni simultaneously hmm i right i'm

i'm i guess in some ways you could be but it wouldn't be obviously that that wouldn't be fully in line with either but you could be i mean presumably if uh I guess what you're saying is kind of like Zadie it's kind of like Shia and Sunni really you know they

the or some Sony's today it is quite common that or it's not uncommon if I put it like that that there are several Sunni scholars today who are kind of have like a Shia they you know like a tint over the thing so the preference is cuz Shia means a partisan off so they are a partisan of highly or the Elan and the family of the Prophet above everybody else so so there are still and it's actually not uncommon

in the bravery community that there is this kind of a movement so people do prefer and they will prefer Ali Road Ilan above the other Halawa but they don't disparage they don't insult the other kind of companions like Abu Bakr and Umar and earth man and they're not rude or they still respect them as well and that's kind of what does a beer were like except there's more of a difference as well that they kind of stopped with Imams aid but this yeah so I guess you

could be kind of both obviously both sides would denounce you but I mean if that floats your boat I think I could be wrong but I think Imam kasi who I was saying is of that kind of standing who's on Facebook I was giving them a shout out earlier and I feel that there are many people look at the end of the day it's a person's their own belief you know if a person wants to believe something it's up to them I mean it's not you don't have to agree with them

but you don't need to necessarily hate them or be you know have animosity your hostility just because you disagree yeah right so it's [ __ ] at a big kind of like that I've not known all right somebody said musty is an amazing guitarist he's coming along fantastic leader it's coming laughs as a joker

I'm the nincompoop rather nincompoop who uses words like that I mean this guy must be like somebody you know like you get those insults like I don't know like a librarian in cell who's just only got virtual friends oh damn it's gone up I want to read out his name oh it's gone

well rights allowance from Vancouver you do in it you do in it British chin mmm somebody said why do you feel a nincompoop imagine just saying that like you you know what if these if not and they like if you there's somebody like yeah you nincompoop there's like a system malfunction that people are like Oh what is oh how do I come back to that

what so what is going on Travis McDowell you doing it you're doing it Travis can you talk more about this idea Travis I will do what I'll do is I'll get a I'll dedicate one of the art right next week a whole section to the differences and how does a the school kind of splits off but in brief they are a group that

refused to disparage Imams aid he refused to disparage the companions of the prophet especially al Bakr and Umar and he and and they declared an open love for the caliphs so they were disowned by the rest of the Shia they still kept the position on the the kind of allegiance to highly so it's the best possible thing that I could see as something in between a middle ground between Sunnis and Shia is possibly the

Zaidi's so they are you know this in my understanding if somebody was a xavie they can't just really be a Sunni there's no you know it's not these are just technical names that people have given yeah so somebody said if the Prophet received revelation was meditating and he meditated before that why do we not have traditions of meditative practices meditative rather practices in the narrations it's a good

good point good point when are you going to talk live with Hamdi sub yes I've got to arrange that in sha Allah now that Roma Bahn is over and the mind traps will be coming back then we got a range that insha'Allah Hamdi Saab is on this table is a legend walk one move TG all the opinions among sunni scholars are said a highly superior to other Sahaba I think there are but the problem would have been is they would have then just

been brought like they would have been kind of cordoned off as just Shia but maybe they weren't Shia but they were just a low E as in they just preferred save Miley above the others so it's interesting that a worker if know how to be in his I think it's in his I was seminal callosum but he writes at the beginning about people who've preferred different companions and some have like one could argue that the majority the standardized version of Sunni Islam is Berkeley in the sense that it prefers a burqa above all now he

mentioned that his some of his teachers were Emery in the sense that - she was one shift are - she so he quotes his name saying that Sheikh Abubakr utter [ __ ] the legendary Maliki is is is is somebody who preferred say Satan Abu Burke sorry said in Homer above all of the companions now like that there must have been early people but because ala we also happen to be an entire movement

if you professed the the preference of I Lee you would automatically just become part of that group or you'd be lumped with them whether you are with them or not so yes I don't know if it would be possible to find names without just allegations that they were just on write Shia you know outright Shia so yeah windmill boxing team you doing it with the supercharged people Mufti Saab we got you on the VIP list for when lockdown is over we're gonna take you on the pads with one of our trainers all

ready to rumble Bobby we've Baba we all right when this lockdown is over huh when is it over there's the question so somebody said I normally listen to you to fall asleep or your laugh is so irritating and disturbing right so can you laugh a little quiet

thank you well see this this is you see this is still a form of acceptance huh Oh somebody had said Mufti would you say your motto silly of course I'm not a mother silly god damn it Mozilla extremists there were people who considered other people to be kuffar just because or non-muslims not go far but non-muslims if they committed major sins Omar has asked what are my views on Khalid abour father I think he's

absolutely amazing I haven't heard enough of these things as I ought to while I but it's you see sometimes I see my problem is I need to be kind of engaged all the time and I can kind of find myself a bit disengaged if and because share a little father is now obviously of some age and and I'm sure due to health concerns he yes he speaks a bit quietly and it's a bit kind of monotonous so it becomes for me sometimes a bit difficult to keep up

with so but I have heard several of his speeches and he's amazing he is of this thought you know he's of this kind of wavelength of enlightened thought he's an enlightened scholar absolutely Muhammad Ali you doing it you doing it with with the super see people trying to be super with the super supercharged super jerk why exactly did Imam Malik not pray at the mosque you

see you see this is this is what people people seem to struggle with I don't really struggle with this because I to me Islam is not like it's it it's not dependent on a Masjid now I get the fact

that it's very difficult for many people because their version of Islam is so mosque centric that they can't envisage a great Imam abandoning the mosque now but I can perfectly envisage it people are like a church are mostly sad must admit a job there what the poet says

that Masjid see me honey tuck by again Hina kappa yeah ring the gaya hookah yeah sure he says you see from the Masjid to the tavern people the tavern the Mahana the pub the pub he says you can see a trail of footprints either the ring the alcoholic went to the Masjid or the share went to the tavern Masjid see me

honey that by given except ah yeah India hookah yeah [ __ ] girl right Nadeem doing it again doing it could you make a video about Marta Zilla philosophy not just that the query aspects of course of course madam is from Argentina RI B bar Cantina that so yes of course I mean I will cover the martyrs inner generally

or the theology is rooted in the five principles known as a pseudonym sir and I have a book here actually by Cody abdul-jabbar who then kind of elaborates expands on that so some of the principles are fine the first one is the one I mentioned about the tech feed that is they first ah so the first foundation that they lay the second then they go into some of the things I feel that they are saying absolutely make sense but this the problem is you see I'll tell

you the problem the problem is people don't want to deal with your arguments so what they do is they want to just pigeonhole you as a martyr silly so they don't have to deal with you so people will say oh you agree with this point of the martyrs ah we knew your mother's 11 so oh people it's okay he's a martyr Zilla you don't need to answer you don't need to deal with these issues he's a different sect and what they're trying to do is kill the dialogue they're trying to kill the debate and silence it

by using these labels so this is why I find it quite redundant because it does not mean that just because you agree with the principle of let's say of martyrs of what the martyrs illa kind of pride themselves on if you agree with some principles of this does not make you a martyr silly just as you could agree on the principle that we should love the family of the Prophet it doesn't automatically make your Shia by saying we should love the family of the Prophet so you see groups and sects have certain scholars they have it's like a club what

makes you a part of the club it's an allegiance it's a kind of tradition it's a kind of or think this kind of like trail of almost knowledge kind of it's like a hereditary process of knowledge that you are taking through those people now that's why I don't I don't really honor those points much when people say oh but don't you you know you would agree with some points that they agree with and I would be like well that's besides the point because I'm sure I agree with some points that she I believe with I'm sure I agree with

some points that certainly you know even the Huaraz believed in many points that we believe in yeah you know like just by believing sharing certain points with people does not make you them so that's an important aspect because people you know they're just dying to to say that oh this person belongs to this sect so ignore him right so we mill garage I do I am an ultra Salafi and listener wal

jama'ah so I'm sure you aren't sure you are people's people's beepers right okay I say well let's move on to yeah before anything I didn't do a poem today I wanted to do it but welcome back to the poem serious serious talk first serious talk let's take a look at somebody's asked about the six days of shove well I'll come to that let's speak about let's speak about this very serious issue please make the are for my disabled cousin may Allah grant him a chef i if she fires possible or may

Allah at least grant him and his family ease I mean right so dear Mufti is Europe going to be mostly Muslim in a hundred years guys look all right look you have to write okay this is sorry there's a super chart I mixed I missed doing a vodcast how do you make that word to the Mexico cartel the scene a little like our bad people or well I don't

think we want to be making too much that was a unless you want to be tortured to death in some innovative ways but yeah it is crazy over there I think in some of the things but you know may Allah guide these people I mean and it's shocking I was watching a documentary on Netflix a while back about how everything changed in Mexico in the last something like 15 years how things have gone from there was some violence to a ridiculous kind of a you

know beyond imagination was on how some of you know how things have really magnified horrific it's shocking is shocking but yeah right but yeah but Mexico Mexico is just it is an awesome I got a visit these places in Charlotte shuttle i sha allah you see i did begin this year thinking you know what i'm gonna make a plan this is what i have to do in this year and the angels are like

a cha-cha-cha he's making some plans tika [Laughter] alright so mm-hmm right was about to answer a question right right right oh this question about when do we feel that muslims are gonna be you know in a

hundred years people we need to calm down with this you know look first of all you're not gonna be here in 100 years okay i can guarantee you you're in a hundred years from today you will not be here i will not be here none of us nobody right now that's listening in real-time - this will be here in a hundred years so whether people are Muslim whether they not Muslim let them be you know it's not for us and what we do is we kind of gave ourselves this fake kind of sense of I don't know this kind of I

don't know security because wow we're gonna be so much in numbers and we need to just feel a peace with ourselves relax relax tranquilo tranquilo you know it's not you you know we we're okay and and people are embracing islam and muslims are kind of stabilizing day by day but we don't need to be thinking yes in two hundred years from today we will be in five hundred years from today calm down mate for God's sake

so yeah yeah somebody saying Shahrukh is not the shadowkhan on my eye shadow ji up oh yeah ha ha man let's go a banality we would have turned up rather than you turning up on my Facebook light right so right what is kill win on yep and people are leaving unfortunately Islam as well and that's something else that has to be dealt with right let's take a look at

this at this topic people on momento momento let's speak about Pembrokeshire Pembrokeshire warrior Oh sugar and sugar and much love for the super chat you're doing it you do in it alright so somebody said Mufti tell us some stories I'll tell you some stories but right now let's go to this topic that I've got right here stories can

come after right now people's that's not that's you naughty naughty for the stories distracting us we're trying to deal with something serious here now yeah this people let's talk about George Floyd now a shocking tragedy that has really

preoccupied the global most or a hugely significant part of the globe especially the north western hemisphere within the last few days the brutal death of George Floyd that I'm sure everybody is acquainted with now you've got this police officer right there who if I can just memento Derrick shelving people there is who murders George Floyd on May

the 25th and this is some of his past as well you can see that he's been in trouble in the past for once again in you know shooting people Native Americans he's shot you've got luttrell tolis in 2008 larae leave early in 2011 he was one of the officers who murdered Wayne Ray's you've got all these other accounts right there as well that you can see now what on

earth is going on people seriously what is going on we've got America you know it's it is a right I'm here muscle and sugar and sugar and much love just hold on I'll hold on to your question and I will respond to it just after this topic America one of the it is the superpower of the world people it is the country

that leads the world yet it suffers from such a systemic virus of racism that it on one hand is a pioneering country for or at least vocally for human rights you have you know some of the greatest civil rights movements and the struggles and all of these things have their foundations in America now yet simultaneously and also almost skipped

so you know we it almost like a bout of schizophrenia it happens to have some of the worst monstrous types of systemic racism you have this officer who killed Jude Freud we just absent not only impunity we just it was so like that murder was for the officer for the officer it was something just so meaningless it was something he just stood there pressing his knee suffocating cutting off the the

Airways to George's you know to his breathing and just not giving a damn people despite being recorded I mean imagine you're being recorded you might at least think oh you know alright I'm I'm on camera but just a sense of impunity that I don't I don't give a damn what's gonna happen to me and when he stops I mean he wasn't resisting anyway and for God's sake this wasn't even a serious crime but when he stops moving he stops speaking you might at least then come along you might think oh my god

what have I done but no he just carries on it's just he just like I I couldn't really give a damn and the other officer doesn't care less either and then they call a paramedic and the way they kind of just toss his body on the stretcher and you know take it away and now I am certain these officers in their wildest imaginations could not have envisaged the reaction that this will trigger and now America United States of America is

on fire people the whole thing has you know it's just being lit up now there is an outrage of almost I would say especially in the recent past unprecedented proportions now I feel part of that outrage may have been because people just had so much frustration because of Kovach 19 as hilarious as that may sound but I feel that that may have been part of the factor that was building up so much frustration in people this lockdown

lockdown lockdown and what happens is now something like this happens and it triggers protests and people just unleash because people attach all emotions together they don't just you know these things are not separated or demarcate it in that way now the military yep the National Guard's have moved in in certain places I feel that certain yeah shops are being looted shops are being burnt and there are a lot of troublemakers as well out there that are doing this to further kind of instigate people against what are my thoughts on all of this now I first of

all with the whole of humanity utterly condemned the systemic racism that exists in America especially in their police force and the reason why this is important is because the police force is it is a source of security for people you know it is what you it is the safety net for society so it's what you fall back on in distress in you know up against crime up against

other things in a state of alarm in a state of insecure in that kind of social insecurity now if this safety net itself is made of razors this is cataclysmic and that's what it must feel like for many ethnic minorities and especially black people in America now racism is quite to some extent it's it's prevalent right throughout the Northwest Western Hemisphere right throughout Europe as

well in the UK too but nothing like on the scale of America I mean they that it is it is just horrific and I feel that my views on this are that it is about time that the services that the authorities in America are real I think they kind of wake out wake up from this slumber then look we have some accountability for God's sake how can you have people how can you turn a blind eye to people just murdering that to the

god damn security forces I don't mean like you know it's not people murdering people it's the security forces I mean this people don't even do that in almost you know in in in the MOT in several impoverished countries there's usually a reason and agenda maybe the cops are trying to rob someone and they kill them but this it doesn't work like this so yeah I feel that so I'm 100% with the rest of humanity really against the racism that is the and I do hope

that the authorities learned certain lessons from this it could you know I mean it could completely backfire for we know the authorities might come down even harder but I hope that's not the case because they can see that this it isn't just a black thing the people that went out to protest were white they were of all colors you understand and all backgrounds people came out Latin America and Hispanic people you know Chinese people you name it they were all there everybody was the you know

shoulder to shoulder against fascism against racism so that I think is something I would like to be very clear on that I think everybody every decent human being supports okay then there is the issue of of looting what what do I feel about that I personally don't feel that that's justified I feel that that does it damages the cause that you see and it really concrete eise's the

stereotype because if you are saying that look these people are animals like this is what the racist media is saying that black people in America and ethnic minorities but let's say in this case particularly black people they're saying or animals and they're savages and they're uncivilized this is what the racist media is putting out there by going out and looting and doing burning things down and doing all of these you are further consolidating that stereotype right so that is something

that has to be taken into consideration I there have been several recordings where other people instigators were instigating the looting to set it up to to make people take the bait and there was some video I was watching where some people it was no construction but yet all of a sudden a pile of bricks have have been kind of a pallet of bricks has been placed right next to these glass buildings conveniently and I think that that yeah so they and there's a video I saw some there was two two

girls white girls they were kind of hooded up and they were kind of spraying vandalizing BLM black lives matter on certain shops and and they were doing it in an instigating kind of way to kind of and I do feel that there is a but that said I do feel a lot of people are looting I'm not gonna you know I'm not one of these I I do believe that a lot of protesters are looting as well I don't feel the whole thing I think you have to be naive to think the whole thing is a setup just as you have to be naive to think that some people are not instigating it so people are kind of capitalizing they're robbing stores

they're robbing businesses it isn't fair that people do work hard to set up their businesses and it is locked down and I get the fact that some people have probably burned down their businesses to claim on insurance to make up for the the kind of lock down losses and that I'm definite has probably a few Pakistanis in that they like here at idea idea but I do feel that there's definitely a lot of I don't know if I can use the word genuine looting but there's a lot of that going on amidst all of this Trump kills it with his

these thugs and I mean fair enough looting his thugs but he says you know when the looting starts the shooting starts and he tweets that this is the president of a country what the hell so yeah I mean so I can't justify that I have seen several people justifying the looting on social media I've heard people say that look in Islam you can you know this booty of war you see the irony is that first of all this is not the people the shops are not the you know the people at

war with you okay then nothing to do with it they are you it's like I'm having a fight let's say I'm angry at the person over there so what I do is stab my neighbor and rob his wallet and I think well ah well I was angry with that person I mean what they all has he got to do with him so this is that's utterly illogical now I get the fact that when this civil unrest these things happen and they are a casualty of protest but it is it isn't really acceptable but it is what it is I guess but that's I don't

think you can justify it from an Islamic perspective and you can't really compare it to beauty of war and things like that in my perspective that is charismatic and ya know but it's yes so there's that aspect and then people have asked as well and a lot of people have discussed what this the movement black lives matter now I feel that I have watched a few different discussions online by several I mean by mainly by by black

representatives people black people who are against black lives matter and black people who are Pro black lives matter and black you know so I get that there is a a kind of debate to that how did that get out of focus there so there is a debate to that and some people don't agree with this slogan black lives matter I mean fair enough personally I don't have a issue with the slogan I think it's fine given the circumstances but I can't see that point as well that

look so I would agree from that perspective we've determined the black struggle that people have this so I've seen a lot of American plan africanist using that term the black struggle as opposed to using black lives matter because sometimes you see people feel you see the thing is this look you gotta understand something when you're putting across a message you want other people to identify with you now what makes them identify because you

have to remember that to the non black people yes they identify first on humanitarian grounds that look they are a human being and how can you kill a human being like this and how can you treat them like this and on that level all human beings will agree with with with with their struggle on other grounds you see you have to remember that once you take it away from that primary human beings and human rights the other people how closely do they

identify with you it's not they there's probably some links but they don't identify that closely and that's just how human beings are I'm just speaking from a psychological perspective so human being like like we now seeing in the UK seeing what's going on in America can identify in the sense that we can think well one okay we're f nic minorities they're ethnic minorities we live in the West they live in the West speaking Leafs they speak English we maybe some people have you know they follow certain celebrities black celebrities and they identify I'm

talking about the non black kind of audience maybe we've been victims of racism and we can identify and then expand on that through our imagination imagine this happened to me so these are the links of identification now you have to adapt they are certain there was there are certain Imams and other people who have raised including black Imams who've raised the discussion of responsibility and this comes to another point on this whole issue that is what is the

message from the protests that follow on from George fluid one is obviously the humanitarian as everybody agrees with that the systemic racism needs to stop everybody agrees with that then there's things like we need to empower a community message you know black people need to rise they need to empower this kind of the the black struggle agenda which i think is absolutely fine i think it's a noble agenda that they need to rise they need to be established to be you know need to do these things but on these other people and themselves do

will raise certain questions that yeah when i spoke to on the mindtrap show i had just a man look man who's a black man from america and we spoke this was pre suez in ramadan but it was before the George Floyd thing but we spoke briefly on black lives matter and he said look I don't support the black lives matter and he said because if we're going to be honest black people need to have responsibility for all the killings that black people do within their own kind of communities because they significantly you know most

the deaths within that community are caused by their own people now I would say that that is a very valuable point if you are trying to push the message of community empowerment because you have to remember how other people see you now that is something that you could say well these things are you know people could say well they could raise us some objections one that people do address the internal issues but I would say that I don't know obviously but do they address it with the same kind of outrage I would imagine not because it's just

become to some extent normalized now I could be wrong on that but that's one issue the other issue people could say well you can't really mention these things in the same context as the black struggle because then it it kind of does you know it is it's like saying when you you see it's like saying you victim-blaming now I mean but this I I don't know I support people with the black struggle but as a picker I'm obviously not african-american I'm definitely not American this isn't really that I see

these this issue that's going on in America primarily an American issue it's not like that in the UK it's not like that in many other countries even though racism is here but it's nothing like that we don't get shot we don't get killed for being ethnic minorities in this country so I think you see if when we look at all the messages coming out of this there's the humanitarian message which I 100% back i back all the messages but I feel that they there are some discussions I remember him I mean I watched recently a man Marc Manley once again a black Imam from America who

after the George Floyd thing put up a video watch some of his video on Instagram where he spoke about that look the problem is that when these things happen he said that there's two things one is black people being killed by the cops or by white people and then he said there's black people the incra killings black on black violence and he said that the latter is a taboo and we can't speak about it and why not and he kind of like so I would say that I feel a lot of people do even if they don't say it but they you see to them they do think that now you could say well that's their problem

in thinking it and I would say fine but simultaneously if you're going to raise all these other things in one sentence if you're going to raise things like look there's white privilege white prejudice white superiority colonialism right everything and you're gonna put everything white in one sentence and have like a whole responsibility then there is a responsibility on all communities it's like the Pakistani is in the UK have a notorious reputation now if Pakistanis in the UK started I'm just

saying if they were speaking on something sexual related and yet ignoring the grooming problem because look Pakistani is in the UK by of the overall is a tiny tiny fraction of like studies that have been involved in grooming gangs but unquestionably it seems to be a bit of a Pakistani problem it doesn't seem to be as found really in other communities the way it is in Pakistani communities now we have to have some responsibilities about what's

going on here now we're not a part of that but we have to then be part of the condemnation process to that because otherwise if we turn a blind eye to that and then imagine a Pakistani girl now gets groomed by some white people which is equally monstrously wrong now we have an outrage on that but then when it when Pakistani boys are doing this but we don't really cannot condemn this or we then to other communities who are non Pakistani if they would definitely be

thinking this now whether we like it or not that's my thoughts on it somebody said look I'm a Pakistani I don't know a single Mumma then this is that joke that you know when they say that you know if you don't know who the butt of the joke is in your group then it's probably you [Laughter] probably naughty naughty so yeah some yes so that's my thoughts on this and that's not to say that look it's not to say that the American black activists have not condemned in a intro a kind of black on black crime I'm sure they have

but to other people it's definitely not that level of outrage I'm just saying what I'm assuming other people are saying and one of the problems with this day and age is you can't say things anymore so people wanna see even me saying this even though I fully support the black struggle as a non black person in that sense I mean Asian Pakistani whatever but non african-american but I fully support their struggle but I'm just saying this I see as they kind of you know somebody from a distance I see these questions like mmm that people would be thinking

these kind of things that well what's going on here but and I also get that this is a very difficult topic because it's it's a very it's very sensitive topic that can easily offend it can easily yeah so these are my thoughts on it somebody said that I would argue a black on black crime is a separate issue most victims of violence are attacked by their own race violent crime is mostly a crime proximity victims of violent crime are usually attacked by the people closest to them and the likelihood they will share the same race only happens in the black community that is treated as

separate phenomenon black on black crime sure but there is you see it's not just that but there is a disproportionality on that level of crime and I'm sure it is in other communities as well but I'm just saying that this is I don't know look these are my thoughts maybe this is you know maybe this is not maybe I'm wrong on all of this but this is my opinion I just feel that the first of all I fully support the the struggle secondly I feel that America should be ashamed of its systemic racism thirdly I

feel that they should have this community empowerment message which they do have but fourthly I feel that they should they should not be sensitive to become defensive on this question because people do say that look you know you're having hundreds and hundreds of black people across America being killed every single day and they're just being killed by gangs and things like this now that doesn't you know but so this is a wash which I feel and if it was Pakistanis I would say the same thing I wouldn't be like oh you know because this Pakistanis

it's okay I'm just being you know I'm just real that's all so I don't know maybe people disagree with that but that's how I would feel I would agree with that sentiment that there is on a separate issue a whole sense of responsibility that needs to be carried on and several black people have argued this by the way I was watching several YouTube things where several black people were saying that we need to stop this victimization mentality to stop this and just as with other people because America does have also some of the most wealthiest black people in the world you know like it has huge opportunities as well simultaneously all these rappers all these celebrities all

these kind of people these actors many of them are black people and they've been given that up between Kanye West and all these people I mean people that would be billionaires in terms of they you know their whole assets and everything so it does provide our opportunities as well you've got but I feel that I don't know they see me saying these things will probably offend certain people but I am with don't shoot me I'm with so yeah I hope that provides some sense what does what does the

Maliki fix a on protests revolts against the government yeah I mean I I don't know what I feel protests are fine and justified the the other the other thing wouldn't be justified but I get the fact that sometimes people that's gonna happen you know you're gonna get this kind of outrage now okay Takashi six nine is a good example of somebody coming out of prison and then just you know breaking number one on the charts

cool people let's move on right so Billy goes you've offended me Mufti well I mean I well I what to do what to do what to do mostly I have a question can you please analyze and clarify the hadith of a leave nabhi polyp about him burning people alive Amir I don't believe that hadith is sorry the hadith is Ike remaining who Imam Malik said was

unacceptable right so what is going on people can you explain the six days of shawol right so this is an interesting question that there is a hadith the man sama Roma Bahn and after a moment sama sit sit dementia well [ __ ] M asam Dahak Allah the whosoever fasts the six days of Ramadan as offshore world sorry

is as though he has fasted an entire an entire age now the interesting things everybody accepts that everybody accepts that these fasts are good except Imam Malik and the Maliki school the Maliki school says that the Maliki school says that the six days of fasting insha well is is not something that the community

of medina knew about as a practice from the Prophet and he said that this is not from the Sunna so Imam Malik never fasted them and he considered them to be discouraged as it just so happens I've been too lazy to fast them anyway and that just happens to coincide with the Maliki method which I happen to be so it works out pretty well in the end people so that's what I'm saying no but if you want a fast them you can

it's absolutely fine but the Malcolm uh that didn't really recognize it so the later Maliki's were okay with it people bid Billy tell them be da vida now you don't condemn other people doing it they can do it if they want cool people what are we looking at

bloody rationalists alright people I did want to actually give you a quick old soudanese should become Malachy soudanese al-maliki radar radar said I did wanna just on momento momento if I write people's people's people's I mean

just I did want to give you a quick a quick review on two perfumes that people have been asking and then we'll move on to the other topic right right right right right people right this is one I've come across recently people Joe Malone's Ruth and bergamot wore a fragrance it is very fascinating I have to say see Jo Malone really just kind of goes with certain essences which are

basically the title of the perfume so that's how they'll kind of just do it that is John Malone for you you know pomegranate no that's it so that's what it's so it's very in the title what exactly you're dealing with now these people this this this this this this was actually inspired by a middle by the Middle East Middle Eastern kind of fragrances and it dates back to 2010 so and it's something actually why put

it on there why not I've recently got this and I've become like a huge fan of it it's not my number one but it is definitely a daily go-to it's very kind of fresh citrusy but kind of soft at the same time a very pleasant people pleasant fragrance the the notes in it are exactly what it's what it's called

you've got food and bergamot but it's not that kind of strong good food even though it's got that kind of good wood in it you smell straightaway the bergamot and they're kind of that kind of citrusy orangey kind of smell coming straight out but not if it's not overwhelming and then it kind of gets infused with what is the earth wood or the cedar wood but it's not because it's not a very strong oh the kind of thing at all it's a very pleasant the kind of thing you that all remind you of I don't know likes like almost spring is this is the this is

spot on the weather for it I'm telling you hahaha absolutely I mean I would rate this like 8 out of 10 it's like I said it's got a very kind of a rich but soft so those of you that are familiar with it's got actually a bit of that Amalfi lemon in it but those of you that are familiar with Tom Ford mandarine OD Amalfi that's a very orangey that's got that kind of tangerine smell to it but it's very strong I mean that you put that on and you're like you smell of oranges you

just smell like somebody's just like that's squirted somebody squirted some oranges in nutty nutty right so this is just the right blend I'm telling you and absolutely I've I've definitely tried it out it took my liking straight away it is unisex now I find it I would probably give it maybe 8 out of 10 it's not something it's a very it's something that you could use every day it's not something that would like you know if you turn up to an event it would kill people it's more I would wear

it more kind of casually right now people the second the second fragrance this what I've got for you here today people this is from the house of de Mali Damali leighton allah this is currently my number one it rivals creed Aventis yeah i would give this like nine point five out of ten it is the ultimate people honestly it it was launched in 2016 it is the best fragrance that the

house of Damali has produced i would say by far ha it would rival any I mean bar Creed Aventis it's a very kind of sweet and spicy essential kind of fragrance it straightaway it has a kind of like a what I would call a loud soft a presence to it vanilla it has its you it also in its opening notes does have bergamot it

does have things like that but it's not a strong overwhelming kind of smell people and you start to see the the kind of a woody a patchouli a vanilla kind of smell that comes to Aniyah it lasts this fragrance this slays people this this this is this is something I would definitely I consider it it is at the top of my list okay this is the number of one they do have and I'll review that on a different day Perceval which is quite good as well

house of Damali but this is epic people so if you're looking for a fragrance they do have an intense but they call it an exclusive I think the Layton exclusive but that doesn't compare this the closest I've seen to ten after him so that's what I would say where is the best Billy as asked where is the best place to spray to get maximum potency where else where else [Laughter] that's right you're gonna give me the

pounds to buy these now I'm just introducing you to them so that's there you go people let's this one this Layton bah-bah-bah people will instantly fall in love with you with that fragrance it's it does the deal so if you're so if you're totally ugly when you spray this on yourself right you've now kind of you've leveled the plane you've kind of like tilted

back against the handicapped that's how we have to do you have a thing for what this this is my my boss boss watch people boss alright so let's move on people let's move on what are some should we take one two questions what's the name of it that is Layton by the house of de Mali de and then Mali

ma RL Y so can you post me one this this is worth its weight in gold it's a nice one somebody said suffer not okay I'll check that out I'm always intrigued to check out new fragrances right people let's move on what are we looking at what's going on what's going on right now oh my god I almost forgot I was supposed to be dealing with the topic of right of the video by Abdullah Gundel that did the Prophet suffer from

epilepsy so if I bring her out here now there was a video that I watched it was a discussion between Abdullah Sameer and Abdullah kunda where they discussing the I mean this was part of it this is just certain screenshots taken from it you've got the brain just showing you different aspects of the brain you've got the different lobes right there the frontal the temporal now the temporal lobe is what he focuses on because how it's linked to certain factors of speech

language religiosity certain activity in the temporal lobe is also associated with religiosity as well now he does show through his through this discussion it is on YouTube he speaks about look what is that Pepsi it's a condition of the brain it causes seizures but seizures are not what people envisage like they pick envisage this kind of like convulsion and somebody going into like a crazy shock but that's a type of seizure but there's many there's you know an absence there's my chronic there's a tonic this tonic

this chronic this tonic clonic I'm gonna get a goddamn seizure just reading this stuff I mean couldn't they come up with some creative names I mean the guy that sat there he goes oh they go he's probably been watching a box series work and when they turned up they go have you finished organizing the seizures he goes yeah it's it's myoclonic it's a tonic its tonic its

clonic its tonic clonic this is where they've hired one of the epileptic guys to do the assessment on epilepsy so this video this discussion what it was Abdulla gondol had argued was that the pro first of all his point was that seizures are not best understood as they're not best understood as these

kind of the convulsions and things like that although that is a type of seizure but they can simply be going into an absence they can be you know like almost like a daze it can be like lip smacking it can be hearing certain sounds it can be kind of frothing up at the mouth it can be shaking it can be severe convulsions there's a whole and array of symptoms for seizures but what it is in essence is an abnormal electric circuitry taking place in the neural

network of the brain which then results in a it doesn't have to but it may result in a kind of psychosis a psychological disorder where a person may have hallucinations they may become delusional they may these kind of things and and sometimes and what he also went on to highlight was that sometimes it makes people incredibly creative there was a poet he he brings up a British poet who had difficulty reading because of his eyesight but because of these

seizures he articulated some of the greatest greatest poems including amongst the poets was Pol Allen Poe so you've got so his point was that there was that there have been a lot of geniuses in the past who have been incredibly innovative and creative but it was actually as a result of this epilepsy now okay right so what are my thoughts on this and my reply to

these you see first my my first my point of contention immediate bone of contention to pick is that you see the problem here is the lens the objectifying lens fails to objectify itself right right so I feel the first problem here is the direction which we're coming from the ontology of the discourse and that is coming from a a psychopathology perspective a

psychopathological perspective now what we're trying to say is that the it's a disorder you see so we're looking at this as a kind of like a disease it's not it's a kind of illness that's what we're trying to say so that's my first immediate point of concern that this is not a disease or an illness I definitely not with the Prophet okay from our perspective now that's I want to just clarify that so that is a one issue the

immediate kind of axe to grind is that that the lens here is a psychopathological lens it's not just an analytical lens then I suppose abdullah Gundel could say well in response to that that look i have highlighted that many geniuses have emerged due to these issues okay so fair enough but you see my response to this to this whole process is that I would like us first of all to take this and just zoom out for a moment okay

we've got a zoom out now I want us to understand something that is that every single thing that we are seeing everything I'm seeing or hearing is it's not the actual thing we have to understand that okay that is a scientific fact it is a chemical representation and electrical an electrochemical representation that the

brain conjures of that thing so the fact that I'm seeing a screen in front of me obviously the the optic nerve is picking up a signal it is transmitting it right through the brain it is being processed the visual cortex is then creating recreating it is a reconstruction due to an electrical and chemical process of the brain of transmitters and axons and these things are then reconstructing a representation of what's in front of me so this is a

fact so I just wanna that's not a point of contention I just want to mention that as you know step a or point a so everything we see or hear is actually in our mind so the difference with one may say well what's the difference with the hallucination the difference with the hallucination is people are saying well that thing that you're seeing does not have a mirror representation on the outside world so yes you are seeing it but it does not have a mirror so this is in front of me but if I'm hallucinating

about it then it does have an objective reality outside like I'm using the term objective here very in a hard scientific way so okay that's fine now so I just want to clarify that so these are two important steps and why are these important you see because what I would like to clarify here is that you see we are this point that we are discussing that the brain it's

generating what Abdulla Gundel has kind of raised the concern he's raised all the claim that he's raised is that this abnormal electric current that is running through the brain after a kind of after an epileptic attack a seizure the this is creating visions now he does speak about to be fair he does highlight that look it is known that these the psychosis he says all these hallucinations can persist for weeks after and a seizure so person can

continue to see things now you see that is fine if if if we agree that the seat and the heart of consciousness is in the brain now if we are agreeing that consciousness originates within the brain then we can agree that the brain is what is creating these things and they don't exist out there but if

consciousness exists out there then what we are seeing in certain like when we see certain things that are not and I don't mean by this a hallucinate because the prophet sallallaahu I live so I'm never used to hell Sinnott about things like you wouldn't say oh look there's a camel and people would be like where there's no camel there it wouldn't be like that we're talking about these kind of other-dimensional visions a bit like what the Charmin see seeing things that

I ain't actually there and things like synesthesia that some people do have due to abnormality where you can you can see sounds and hear colors you can do these things now if consciousness exists out there what's to say that we are not tapping into just as the shaman who does right now I'm actually going through the book I haven't got it here the cosmic serpent which is an anthropologists study into the world of the shamans and he explains

and the theory that he comes out with at the end and I'm nearing the end but he has stated that look what if DNA is emitting some kind of a signal now you may think this is absurd but we know now as a fact that DNA emits photons okay if there is a weak and ultra weak emission of photons from DNA so all living things plants bacteria whatever you name it

every living thing has DNA now they emit photons Aarav are a very weak but persistent signal this kind these bio photons he argues what if this is a kind of biosphere and these photons by the way that are emitted by DNA they correspond the wavelength they correspond with their wavelength to part of the visual field to to the wavelength are falls within the infrared and ultraviolet rays

so it is at some level visible even though it's not visible to the naked eye now he argues that when people take DMT these shamans and through their practices what if they are lowering their consciousness to such levels that it can then see or communicate with this biosphere now it's a very fascinating obviously that's me you know I'm not doing any justice to it here but you may say well that's absurd but I mean he

illustrates over the the work of his book he illustrates what he means and some of the studies that have been done on that and how these people arrive at certain knowledge now you may say well this is absurd because look they speak of all these things and serpents and they speak of this and we don't see snakes and we don't see this and by the way he says that the serpents represent the helix that of the DNA and this is why people refer to them as serpents and it was that they lowered their consciousness to that level by these substances it was a portal into that dimension now you may think this is you

know I'm high on crack but am I because the question here is that look these people speak in a strange language they speak in a strange language I accept that like you could say that the Prophet spoke of wings with angels and he spoke of these things but he spoke of creatures of light and all photons not light but people you see they these shamans for example will speak of animals they'll speak of two-headed snakes snakes wrapped around each other they'll speak of all these these strange beings these animated what he calls

these animated essences now I want you to just hold that thought for a moment pause it now let's come to the biologist the molecular scientists world they speak in also using the narratives like this is how for example part of cellular biology is explained you will see a description saying things like enzymes and proteins are like robots okay that serve and the

ribosome is like a computer network and the DNA is data or the software and the cell is a factory and then you have things like messenger cells and you see we as in current day man or people with a science background and especially molecular molecular biologists will anthropomorphize biology and DNA and cells and they will say this is like a the DNA is like a factory that sorry the cell is like a factory the ribosomes are like a computer network they will kind

of inject this oh these are messenger cells and these communicate they will use words from our day and age our psychosocial backdrop of a an industrial technological age we will use words of manufacturing words of factorizing words of things like robot robotics and computers and software and language we will say Oh DNA has a language so for example the actual you know that the genetic code ok the genetic code is 64

based triplets now at least 60 of these have significant meaning and you know three of them at least will serve as punctuation marks now then why am I saying this now you zoom back out if it's OK for the biologist to anthropomorphize to kind of roboticize cellular biology then for the shaman it was okay in the world view to kind of do it but they were explaining things and things that they saw but in the

psychosocial backdrops so when the Prophet is explaining certain things and saying oh like wings and this and that it's not you see he's explaining in a narrative of that age but these visions that people are seeing these kind of - yes - people the non believing people they will be hallucinations they may say yes that they these are just simply hallucinations but this book has an example the cosmic serpent goes to show

and I'll do a full review on the book once I finish it now probably next week so it goes to show that but are we not just overstepping an entire world of knowledge that these shamans have and they have an incredible amount of knowledge and when they ask that we reveal it like things like the kirari plant plant and how to arrive at it and how to cure certain snake bites with certain you know use it obviously it's very relative to their environment but things that you wouldn't just fall on perchance it wasn't just like hmm you know somebody got lucky because if you

look at the kirari now that was out of I think 17 different kirari plants it was a particular one that had to be then brewed for a certain amount of hours you had to make a broth the the fumes of which were poisonous if you breathed it in you would just die now then if once you've completed it if you ingested it it did nothing but if you place the under the skin it would paralyze the victim or in this case what what they would the prey what they were hunting now this is not something that somebody could just you know just stumble upon by chance and when they

were asked how do you know these they said that the plants told us it was it was the well they said that the mining kiri you know the the beings the animal essences of that world now okay leaving that day zooming back out so the claim is that look is the brain generating this yes I ultimately I would have no problem in accepting that it's maybe likely that the prophet sallallaahu aliens brain had more activity at that particular time when

engaged in Revelation than a normal person's brain and if there were things like fMRI scans or or PET scans they may have detected this but the question is was that way was that activity coming from was it coming from the Prophet himself as a kind of pathological means Oh was it a reflection you see is the brain reacting to consciousness or is it triggering and impacting consciousness is it the Sun that is a meeting the

light or is it simply the moon that is reflecting it so we would I would argue that this yes it's very likely that the temporal lobe may have had more kind of neural activity taking place they may have been more you know neurons firing and this makes absolute sense but I would feel that that was being impacted by the consciousness not it impacting the consciousness do you understand so it is not that it is like the if the brain is

then the moon it is reflecting the light from the Sun and I would argue that that where it's getting it from is in some in many ways just as real because what's to say because is the mind not real I mean is the mind not real the Prophet never said he never hallucinating like oh he is an apple in front of me I've gone to pick an apple and it's not there that was never the the hallucinations or you know if you want to call them elucidation that was the situation the Prophet was never

claiming to see something that that he was then mistaking in a casual sense it was something that he stated and professed was multi-dimensional it was not of this dimension he understood that he said that all this is an angel this is this but that's what does that mean to people who are not tapping into that dimensionality so this I hope this can make some sense in the sense it in response to this claim that was the Prophet epileptic firstly I don't know

whether the Prophet was epileptic it is possible that some of these symptoms that the that are described of the Prophet like sometimes going into a state of shock or sometimes going absent or sometimes doing these shaking these kind of things have been transmitted hearing a certain sound and stuff like this if people wanted to to project that onto epilepsy that is possible but I would not agree with this from a from a lens of pathology I would not say that

the prophet sallallaahu alayhi assalam this was a kind of an illness or this was a a mental disorder neither do I believe and you cannot that this epilepsy let's say oh oh this if there was more increased neural activity was self generated so the Prophet is generating this himself I would say this is a it is done that this is being generated by consciousness now that is the point now I understand that the

problem with neuroscience is it doesn't understand consciousness and it doesn't really make space for consciousness so but physicists do and I've heard I know Abdullah gondol said that oh I think the lesson Yves said that look most neuroscientists are atheist but physicists on the other hand are much more open to to questions because they understand that the way that the universe works is is very different and it's so bizarre almost so I find that very fascinating and benc are also suggested that one of the things missing

currently in the whole you know m2 multiverse theory is the m4 mind because mind is real you see what we cannot deny the reality of mind yet it doesn't have an a scientific hard objectivity to it I can't you know show you my mind but it exists and everything exists in my mind for me so I find that a very difficult thing to dismiss so I am open to a discussion on this I hope that makes some sense I hope we haven't kind of

completely lost you guys right people what is going on boy what is going on in the questions all right people how old are you right okay people avoid the somebody how many right okay mostly what are your thoughts on

polygamy wait a minute who said that first that's that's a guy saying it yeah it's always this is the problem yeah I mean I think polygamy it's up to if you can handle it then why not

if you can't well a fry what is going on what is going on people if there were any did I miss any it's all about it is all about love it is that reminds me people Allah Allah Allah o janardana qahal bad much thing up here comedian consider jiying don't sail a giant a

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Hudson is super lucky Judah a quija burn is sepilok at IKEA Hobart tomb simulator hamni8 OCHA hey Hum Tum say be charging wah-wah-wah it's all it's all about the love of people that is that that is that that's obviously a hurt person oh he says before it comes to the fact that you you separate from us or you tell us

that this is over I've decided to end this myself I can't take it you know I can't take it khadeem Hussein says four wives one tall one small one fat one thin a viola have it all which poet that was a little rough man tomorrow amazing poetry right so what is going on people let's wrap this up Oh people's

people's people's it is time it is time right for the masala masala masala people so those of you that don't know let's take it straight to you've got all right okay on momento momento of rye people Pakistani actress actor Ozma Han she was assaulted those of you that have seen

this video right in this video this it was a widely circulated what's our clip that some woman has barged into some other lady this lady Ozma house she's her name is Amna Oman I think so she's barged in and she's mint she's the daughter of some multi Aran houses a multi-millionaire or some billionaire tycoon in Pakistan I think he or at least a multi-millionaire so now she

bought is in with security guards and things like this and this lady Ozma Khan is and her sister with thee but she is apparently having an affair with that lady's husband who's also thee but she doesn't say anything to the husband obviously as you don't listen to learn ladies and what she does is she just turns to this Ozma and starts beating her up and slapping her around and she is bleeding and you know destroying wrecking a home and smashing glass

everywhere and she's the whole thing spilling I think water on her I don't know what kind of games they're playing what this I don't know where that came from I know let's go wait I don't know where how that kind of got into it but she did so she starts like I think she spilled something on and then she's telling all the men with her the security guards that I want you to like touch her up a cha that's a job as well we never heard of this job yeah

nobody sends me these job applications a cha cha sighs testing sighs I take you Coons another copy so so she said look I mean they don't touch her or anything but she's saying to them I chose hot like I was go have some now exactly so this one this one so once this is happening she's obviously saying how dare

you you [ __ ] you [ __ ] you know sleeping in my husband what's wrong with you do you like it you like what it's asking a saying just confess just tell me you do Andy and her daughter is there as well I apparently and they both kind of tag-teaming and they and doing all these Tiger Tom PO kind of style now this then has hit the media big style because this osmocon has gone to the local police station she's filed a report and then I think the police weren't accepting it originally because the other lady is the daughter of a

multi-millionaire so but then because it became such a huge media thing than they've had to and this has just been everybody on that kind of Pakistani social media has been discussing it so whoa but what has been equally hilarious now [Laughter] these people pakis killing back is killing honestly so this so both of these ladies afterwards have given video reports so the wife has given and by the way she hasn't said anything to the husband

everybody has said whatever they wanted to say and the only person not spoken is the husband he's nowhere to be seen so the wife has kind of sat with some of the part on saying Luke oh I ever I'm his wife I'm trying to save my marriage I have a right to do this I don't know if you people agree does that make does that give a right I would have personally thought she had the right to kind of flip her husband but not really at the other lady because you know that at the end of the day that's you know

it's her husband and her rather than her flipping at that lady and not flipping at the husband this is just that's just dumb and her saying that look I want to save my relationship I mean this one is how you save a relationship by recording this and then knowing that it's gonna I mean this is just blown up the way it has it's become such an embarrassment so and I'm sure I mean I yes so all of this

so my personal opinion does live with that was my fond saying that this is wrong you can't treat her like this and even if she did have an affair with your husband I think that if anything you can you can only have you have the right to have an outrage at the husband but not to other people that's how I would feel feel that's what I think think think think that's what I think think but what's hilarious people is this was Mahon gave also an interview afterwards so what she did is she also put on at the bottom and everybody put everybody

what they do is once they want to get religious like they want that sympathy so what they do is they put at the put on the head chila and they go you know so we look more innocent and then imagine now you are let's say people know you're having an affair because this is apparently known news that she was having an affair with that guy and it been for a good few years apparently so let's say you've got caught now but you might say something like you see what I would have liked I'm just saying you might say something like look we were just talking because to be fair when she came in they weren't doing anything they were just standing there

so she could say well you know he's just he's just talking like you don't need to like what from all the kind of alibis stories that you would concoct but you would put together here right what she says you know this is what I'm saying you know pakis don't just go they go like note 200 in second flat so she rapped at the put around her head and she decided to say I was sitting in

aitikaf but this so what she said is I was the man came to my house and I was sitting in aitikaf and I came out and my sister said to me oh you know so I came out and he was sitting there smart and I said oh mom what are you doing here and he said well oh I heard you were in

antique earth I came to give you glad tidings that you have stepped out of Ithaca and she says well I am Julie on it I must say Mather may the Lord shower his kind blessings upon you says and he said by he who holds up the heavens I am truly impressed awesome Gingka

Bai he Bai he who split the heaven and the earth I must say check this out so this is her so many go to me on [ __ ] are you

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channel quickly otherwise your parents would walk him at that moment and you'll be like nah a bar I was not most Akita cannabis up all right so oh my god Park is killing they this is so hilarious I couldn't stop laughing at the fact that she what were you doing me I was just reciting the Quran in accordance with the seven different carrot

I was just perfecting my wash rewire and then there was a knock on the door I was just reading the back the ll of Eve Nabi hat him and doing my Chara and hadith studies utterly hilarious people let's wrap it up it's been an epic awesome

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