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wudoo wuzu al-wudu wudhoo ghusal ghusul gusl salaah salaat namaaz as-salah al-salah salawat haj hadj fiqah jurisprudence fikh ahadith ahaadeeth hadis hadees ahaadith sahih saheeh sahih hadith saheeh hadith sound hadith combining prayers jam' al-salah jam bayn al-salatayn jam' al-salatayn malik ibn anas malik bin anas imam maalik imam malik ibn anas taharah tahara taharat tahaarah tayammum tayammam tayamam dry ablution takbir takbeer takbirat takbeerat imaam prayer leader ka'bah ka'ba kaabah shari'ah shariat sharee'ah maaliki malikite malikiyyah maliki school hukm ahkam hukum hukam ahkaam halaal permitted lawful haraam forbidden sunnah sunnat sunan prophetic practice dalil daleel adillah adilla evidence riba ribaa sood usury rawi raawi ruwat rijal iman imaan eemaan eeman djinn jin jinnat jinni 'ayn al-ayn nazar sihr sihar jadu jadoo kala jadu sorcery shaytan shaitan shaytaan iblis iblees shayateen shayatin devil akhirah akhira aakhirah akhirat hereafter jannah janna paradise jahanam al-dajjal dajjaal ad-dajjal antichrist quraan al-quran sura soorah suwar soora chapter ayah aya ayat ayaat aayah aayat naskh nasikh mansukh nasikh wa mansukh hifz hafidh haafiz hifdh huffaz hafiza memorisation sahabah sahabi sahabiyyah sahabiyat khalifah khalifa caliph khulafa khilafah khilafat khilafa mecca makka mekka madinah madina al-madinah madeenah yathrib ahl al-sunnah ahl as-sunnah ahlus sunnah ahl al-sunna shiah shiite shi'i twelver ithna ashari milad meelad milad un-nabi mawlid al-nabi mawlud eid milad 'alim aalim ulama ulema ulamaa shaykh shaikh sheik shuyukh shaykhs wali walee awliyah guardian insha'allah in shaa allah insha allah inshaa allah alhamdulillah alhamdulilah al-hamdu lillah alhumdulillah alhamdulillaah as-salamu alaykum assalamu alaikum assalamualaikum salaams salam alaykum wa alaykum as-salam greeting barakah barakat barkat baraqah blessing amanah amana amaanah amanat al-din ad-deen ad-din ibadah ibada ibaadah ibadat

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if I put it back like this let me just has that fixed it let me just see this is what you bought when you buy your computer from Alum Rock oh if you knew the story behind this laptop stop better proudiy probably what is

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going Friday probably let's say anybody misbehaving so I take it there was a little echo there because I had that on I'm just wondering if that echo is now gone and if it's all good

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okay I wonder whether my admin or are awake to tell me so yeah truth is I need a much I need a more alert admin team right so what is going on has the echo now indeed is it all good now yes or no people all right awesome that's what I wanted to hear people Facebook YouTube

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me Center right with the hamdulillah wa kafa salat wa salam o allah rasool e al mustafa my buddy in October woman be Hotel master or be sorry Medina dr. ferma bad for Salaam la he ll o wasallam become or marhaban running light bienvenidos a todos but her ugly Kshama deed and swagatam swagatam people echo gone you see and

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like that it has been decreed can you talk about studying darcy needs army first to kill sir guard original sovereign Jamil and sovereign FEMA channel multi suburb famine Al Houla TB must apply Allah Allah Allah right so those of you have just tuned in people

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remember first to subscribe to all my different different kind of channels there as you can see Facebook instead and those of you that don't know we've got some Allahu Akbar people this week we hate it Allah 10,000 subscribers a small step but Cockerham but not cheese I mean I know for some people that's nothing

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you know hum Piro Piro Gilly no I'm grateful for all of your love people MA in the words of the poet Makayla he gelato Johnny bayman zelma girl looks hot at a gay or karma mantequilla oh he says I set out on this journey of mine all along it's the people that join me along the way and this became a car [Music]

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so people do get involved participate sherry Cooney Bahasa this is the place where [ __ ] is encouraged it's a lot of you don't do [ __ ] here you do you subscribe on Facebook I've set this up as well to become more active in sha Allah who to other people you shall love to ila right but for now let's take a

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look at what is bothering me ain't there look at this some people we support you serve but not sure you support this kind of [ __ ] yeah [ __ ] means to to kind of participate this kind of participation is all good but disobey people participate so he told him if he don't stop he will beat him Mufti much love from you from Houston Texas Houston we

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have a problem the law could you please explain surah saff heart law describes the planets or stars as a protection I have explained this previously you can check that out move the gun too far brother you gone too far I got to see that's my problem you know whenever I realize both they're hot you Kihei it's it's too late now it's too late you know you cannot

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retreat you know no no withdrawal no pull out the situation you know it's too late now now it's just this one just csa you know crime scene or child support I did not know you know always says Mufti I love you right back at ya ma geo me return zero but my classmates hate you should I

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tell you this I'm gonna tell you this people is my kind of the dynamics I face in life it's what I call the MAL might affect from Marmite I either find people who really love me or I find people who really hate me had this mutton was hoppin is a missing link I don't know where the UM mutton was hoppin has gone

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yes Anna walked the path of the Israelites lost in the wilderness for forty years I don't know people either they're on this extreme or on this extreme tell Oh child i adult I see for those who support me who love me much love right back at you and those who hate me they only motivate me people you see doesn't bother me the kind of hate and things like this I think you had apple pie you

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have to have a bit of this in life it had to try out today I thought let me try out some aha some coffee with coconut milk you know this one this one a bit variation you know this one Allah Akbar Allah Akbar Musti why do you ex-muslim why do you give ex-muslims time who then twist your words and manipulate them like video and

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Harry's right I'll tell you what let's let's share a few words on this look I and I actually encourage this just one moment whilst I'm doing this I'm gonna try to set up that I can alright I'm just

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just trying to see if I can I can't my IT skills maybe you know okay but not all that yet ah well you know on that note I'd like to say that people who want to get involved and have certain skill sets he's ignoring us and bitter

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says he's ignoring Facebook I'm not ignoring but it's I'm just trying to figure out it's a bit tricky nevertheless those of you that have some skill sets and you're happy to kind of assist me want to be a part of my kind of project and my staff and reach out to me in Charlotte let's see why not the more the merrier on this on this journey of ours but right it's just that the

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facebook comments seem to be kind of freezing so they're coming but they they kind of like they freeze and then come all of sudden at once so it's who safer hami ronnie has asked who is your tailor come on there's bigger things to worry about then who's my tailor right now I want to speak about this somebody's asked about hardest sorbonne or video vids or why do I show these people

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respect or look I want to say something I encourage each and all to be genuine in their journey of life to pursue what they feel is going to give meaning to their life okay now to some people they along the way may not feel that Islam is for them I mean although theologically I feel that

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Islam does stand the test of time I feel that it does stand up to any critique or criticism and on some things there are nuances we we have to I feel we have to re-evaluate maybe certain narratives that we have but I do feel overall Islam does stand the test of time maybe not certain manifestations of it but the beam in and of itself but there will be people along the way that will disagree with us and there will be a divergence

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in our path but we are still all in son we are Bani Adam we are here to discuss we are here to walk this journey of ours on our own okay and I respect that I respect that a person can actually think about something that they can actually examine something because most eight not most but many there are many atheists that I've met I mean not discussed with but I've met a certain amount of people that I've had some good

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deep dialogical discussions with and in all honesty many of them have considered and thought about God and religion much more than most religious folk and that's in my experience like they actually take it very seriously this is the problem with them that they take it far too seriously and but I respect that I respect the courage it takes to make a decision even if that decision is to part ways with with this faith because look the Quran is not in need o Islam is not in need of

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anybody's faith the Quran actually says muncha a fail you mean muncha a failure for you know if you want to believe believe if you want to disbelieve disbelieve this is the Quran so we should still in my understanding have and you don't need to I don't think you need to I'm not saying everybody must do this but if you let's say do get on with somebody from a human perspective I think you should and you should have you know that that kind of you should have a friendly bridge to each and all regardless of the differences and as human beings you can

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get on do you think everybody around the Prophet was Muslim I mean you're mistaken ridiculously if that's what you think because they weren't they were not Muslim okay in fact even in the final hours in the final days of the life of the prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam when he made it he needed staple food he needed wheat and he needed raw food products to sustain his family who did

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he take it from who did he leave as a his his shield he kind of pawned his shield in place for this food it wasn't the Muslims it was a Jewish trader I mean we mistaken where we think that the Muslims were so you know we have this understanding that Islam came and everybody was just Muslim nice so far from the truth even in the prophets lifetime I don't think the majority forget the majority of Arabia the

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majority of the people of Medina and things like this may not have been Muslim and that's understandable because when you think about it how many people did he draw from Makkah how many people did he draw they a few hundred that's a really you know what do you think like ten thousand people got up and left no they and in Medinah how many people do you think embraced Islam I'm sure they did in the hundreds but that's it they would like hundreds of thousands and they say

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at the end of the prophet's life people say in some narrations that all muslims that could attend the pilgrimage attended and they were a hundred thousand they say and that's from the whole of arabia coming from as far down as Arabia Felix which is yemen coming up from that right up from thee to the northern Arabian which is Arabia petraea right according to the Roman kind of maps o our Arabia desert which is the Hejaz and all of these parts and you're considering from a population of Arabs

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that if you consider the Middle East as well probably ten million Arabs out of whom 100,000 in come to the Hajj one hundred thousand is a lot but it's nothing when you're looking at 10 million and even if you double the number to say that half of those people stayed at home and you Triple E to say well they could have had little children it's still three hundred thousand even if you stretch it to four hundred thousand out of ten million it's not a so I think we we live in like a cuckoo

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kind of unique well we think like everybody just saw the Prophet and embraced Islam and everybody sung you know or they they and all the companions and whoever met the Companions joined hands and they all kind of come by our milord there was nothing like that they were the Muslims for a few centuries were always a minority they were they may have been a dominating minority in certain parts of the world so even when Bonnie maiya were ruling the Middle East and the abbasids after them they were a dominating minority and they were Powell

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for kind of minority but they weren't just one moment what's happened if one moment people I think this just give me a momento right

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people momentum back sorry about that sorry about that I just you know one thing had this little drink here and it's kind of spilt and I was a bit worried it was it's built over the the actual laptop but no he hadn't it's fine cool all right so back to where I was

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right so yes so I mean I I want to add to that so we sometimes live in this kind of cuckoo world that we think that everybody was always so you know they everybody was just Muslim and it wasn't like that at all so coming back to Harris hold on I want her to say actually because somebody reminded me look first of all we should be secure about our faith I want to be very clear on that if somebody challenges Islam

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they don't intimidate my faith okay I want to be absolutely and I do disagree with with the way that certain people with the way sometimes certain people do respond like there was the case of Junaid Hafeez which I spoke about where the apostate if he was an apostate he's sentenced to the blasphemy laws in Pakistan and I've got a video on that do check it out but I want her a high that regarding that I know I did see several people sent me a post of

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Abdullah Gundel who I have a friendly relationship with and I did read the post and it was a very kind of angry post following on from the Junaid Hafiz case and it was kind of F this if that F God if the Prophet you know all this kind of stuff and obviously I don't I don't like that just as any Muslim wouldn't like it but right and several people kind of sent this to me and they said like oh you know what you know what the hell and and people were kind of and then it said on there that look you know what I'm going to do is I'm going to tear out pages of the Quran and I'm

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gonna smoke them up as I'm gonna roll him up as a joint and smoked them smoked the joint on live or something know this kind of stuff obviously I don't think he was going to do something like that but it's saying this kind of stuff right saying this kind of stuff is obviously you know so toxic and so kind of radioactive because it really harms the cause of apostates or of X Muslims or of

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atheists or people like this because I can understand the frustration I can understand because I've got a video myself condemning the Pakistani look blasphemy laws and saying that Junaid Hafeez it is ridiculous and unacceptable by Islam what they are doing to him and this you know it is an affront to Allah and His Messenger that in his name they are conducting these kind of tyrannies but this kind of stuff in turn obviously

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aggravates Muslims and it really so I do condemn that kind of speech that kind of rhetoric that kind of provocative style of saying look I'm gonna burn the Quran I'm gonna do this I'm gonna do that personally look if a person wants to burn the Quran I've got a video on this with the new way for an burnings and I've said that as Muslims you know if somebody wants to burn the Koran if anything I kind of like pity their naivety and stupidity because I mean do you really think you're causing harm to the Quran the Quran isn't being harmed by you you know

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faith is you know it's must occur raffle column you know and the thing is that it's not this isn't like that by you burning a must have you know this is a must have here if somebody burnt this must have I mean it's I think it's completely unhu' main to do something like that but if somebody burnt it I i if anything I laugh at this stupidity because do you think that that's going to by by burning paper you will eradicate faith from the hearts of the believers that that's not how things work oh it's not how it ought to work

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and should I kind of come and beat you up for burning paper no no I shouldn't I should not if anything I should just I should find it amusing how dumb you are that you actually think that that is harming the faith of Islam it isn't so yeah but I mean so I I do condemn look I agree I condemn things that are wrong but having free ideas free thoughts to be fair i I don't know I don't monitor that closely people like these

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ex-muslims hardest salt on or the people video vids but I have I do watch a few of these things I am in touch with them on and off the things I have seen from how it's all done I haven't actually seen him this being that like I haven't seen him being that kind of disrespectful as in saying if God if the Prophet if they I haven't seen that kind of stuff whether he does it or not he is not answerable to me but I haven't seen that from what I've seen is he critiques with Islam and he's free to do so it's his choice it's it and I want to say that this reminds me I saw a video that was circulated and there were about two or

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three videos yeah so in this video they were really just they were obviously some Pakistanis and they were really offended by his channel Pakistani mulehead the Pakistani apostate and atheist and they said that so they dedicate this whole video swearing at him just like you know you um you know your mom and one of the videos is dedicated a huge portion just at his mum just saying his mum is the biggest fool there is his mum is like this his mom

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had a thousand men in one day or his mom had this is you know where is your dignity like is this how you defend Islam that you and I actually I watch this and I was like oh my god this is disgusting how could I understand that you're offended he's critiquing Islam but to react in this way by saying and and then they had his sister and they had photographs of his sister saying look this is what his sister looks like you know oh I want to do this to her I

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want to do that to her oh we want to rape her we want to we should all get together and rape his sister and what is wrong with people honestly I was so I thought what what what is seriously wrong with these people do they think they're doing God a favor you know this is where Allah says in the Quran Yamuna alika and Islam you know these people they think they're doing a favor upon you by being Muslim upon the Prophet they not this is it is an insult to the Prophet to kind of

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stand and the irony is this guy I wrestled his mom and sister are actually Muslim this is like so oh my god they're actually Muslim they're not expose l'm saying they just non-stop going at these people like oh my god this whole thing dedicated that lets you know everybody we should screw his female family members it's like wow like this stuff I find it so degrading I find it honestly I find it helpful to see this that okay disagree with the guy even if he is sarcastic towards Islam be sarcastic

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towards him yeah I'm fine be sarcastic towards in my I don't care I think I'm sarcastic towards many people but I think this this standards you know this is this is this is not honestly I yes yes wow that's all I have to say honestly wow this is really deeply so yeah so I mean I just want to put that out there that don't kind of don't support things like that support

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critiques me ideas with ideas if somebody comes challenges your idea meet them with strength meet them with concepts meet them with eloquence meet them but don't kind of you know if this and F is this and let's all get and you know something I want to mention something you know a while back I was chatting with one of my atheist friends from the jinn from the gym he would say we we have a lot of some sometimes we have these vampire kind of dialogues so it's interesting how he pointed out to

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me he's a white guy he said to me that have you noticed that whenever there's a video of like let's say somebody who's either criticizing Islam or it could be an islamaphobe now let's say Britain first or they're clearly racist or they clearly Islamophobia let's say they are no benefit let's just go in that you've got some people who do hate Islam and they're always scaring people he said have you noticed in the comments on the videos so many Muslims are always just saying oh let's rape her let's rape

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her like you know this woman needs to be raped by so many men he said like have you noticed like that Muslims seem to be the only people that seemed to make like in abundance so many comments like that that everybody and what and I just find that so ironic that we as a faith as a beam that is meant to kind of honor women that says that you know the Prophet taught things like a janitor academic mahat that this is with Jenna is the in comments and things like this whenever we get aggressive the first

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thing we threaten is let's rape all away I mean what what the hell is wrong with people so yeah I do find it very dis disappointing disheartening embarrassing as a Muslim to see so many Muslim and it's not all Muslims but there are unfortunately a very new easy few and that seem to appear to represent but yes so I just wanted to put that out there right okay

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cool let's take some of these questions somebody's asking most Eve what's your opinion on GA Purvis who's GA GI Joe GI Joe people GI Joe let's see what is going on on that note let me see have we got [Music]

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[Music] [Music] [Music] [Laughter] Camila to me Allahabad hotel Allah Allah when he Ganga Haqqani right so people let me just bring up let me bring up the

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my facebook hint they are saying that Karen people's where is the facebook comments I'm just waiting for them to tell no worries with some of these oh there they are I'm seeing them ha which Arabic poets can you read one for us somebody said can you read a poem for us okay let's should we take one of my live

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G's cha-cha Holly Holly pas you know what is valid oh hey orbiting a Mexican Barbara touch a can take a Holika he and Ozzy but you see there's many an awesome poet in this world people but they say Holly had a style of his own Allah he has an amazing one where he says he says coach surat nasser naughty koi Midler Nia that no

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hope of mine seems to be fulfilled I can't seem like this no vision comes to mind that motek denying he mean the rat bird tuna that even though death has a set date why is it that I can't fall asleep at night and this is actually quite fascinating because the thought of death

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it robs people of their peace of mind there was an amazing comic sketch I want I've read a little while back where the guy sitting the kid sitting there with his pet dog having a conversation I've forgotten all right he'll come to me the name of the it's a famous comic but and he says he says you know he says someday we all have to die and I think it's the

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dog that responds by saying yeah but every other day we don't Allah Allah you have to love the positivity people that's what I'm talking about so he says moth correct in Mayan he mean the Rothberg tuning up pellet wat et ha little pea seen up kisi baht per nahi

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says first I would love this the state of being in love but now I don't seem to find anything funny hahaha Ceja men who chop Neha burning here that we are they we're in such a state of mind we we don't even know what is happening to us we don't understand ourselves he says GABA kiss Musa Jo gave Holly

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Charenton kormákur Nia that with what face with what dignity will you be able to face the Kaaba Holly that how how do you want to go to the Kaaba Charenton coma gurney you have no shame live honestly I totally love I love Holly man I mean as well as the other poets me

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whether it's gonna be dull so especially the classics moment on moment these people i I encourage people to really study if you can understand although I encourage you to study poetry it will open up yo your it will take you to another realm in the concepts you will find God Allah that's that's that's what I experience anyway so and it's amazing and it will expand your vocabulary expand your experiences there's a very

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an awesome couplet of volumes where he says you see just to tell you that situm is obviously like a kind of tyranny like some kind of vicious act aggression and in Farsi they would make the plural by adding her at the end of Saddam ha but if you're going to put it with another word they say Saddam hi and in this couplet he says Saddam hi a Jew died that the suffering the

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affliction of separation Saddam - ours is to be kind of exposed to that so he says Holub he says not a Nala quit not Tulalip motifs are he says you know that's enough Holly don't you know this that you you kind of kind of earring you grievance you're kind of saying out loud what you've suffered you're complaining you're whining don't nothing

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gnarly Nala is like you kind of complaint nah like oh it's not cool to least to stretch as it's an Arabic word nothing are like oh it's not - lolly motifs are like they just write it briefly that carrot syndrome that I'm somebody who was he was kind of absorbed Oh subsumed by desire and consumed what he was yes it's a new who are they see Tom hi Edgewood icon but I was somebody

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just Gretch it with desire that was exposed to the affliction of separation just write it briefly like that let the people figure what they have to figure right so right now let's move on you ain't there what is going on what is going on who can deliver me use of Hamza says you can deliver me but a chicken right so there you go r-ryan he's got

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deleted somebody's asking some questions here what is what is your opinion about NASA from ensue in the Quran is any of the verses abrogated or not please answer okay this is an interesting question I do accept the concept of abrogation but I feel that there's a number of things I disagree and with people on it as well so I do feel that ruling you change over time as they change they

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may out date oh sorry out rule prior rulings I agree with that as a concept that the concept of abrogation just as each civilization is different to a civilization before it so so I'm fine with that I disagree with I think there's a lot of guesswork as well in how many verses are abrogated what kind of things are abrogated I think what does abrogation mean I would disagree maybe with some of this stuff so people would feel that want something is abrogated it has no lesson in it at all but I disagree entirely I feel that there's still so

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much relevance for even the abrogated verses in understanding that there was once a time like that in understand so if you take for example the verse of Reverse of cutting the hands of the thief now I would feel that that was abrogated and changed and this change was mandated by the Sharia when the time came as al-qasim albertalli the Great Maliki scholar you know he wrote and taught that in his time which is about 800 years ago so the the sorry about 600 years ago he was in about the 800 he

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tree so now the the point of that is that the verse would still carry relevance in saying that these acts are serious acts was sorry or certify that they are serious act so that these this matter needs to be taken into great consideration that the public property must be protected at all times that crimes must not go and punish that they must be justice that the justice must not only exist but be seen to exist by the public okay that in a column in a law that sometimes that peace can be as

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a deterrent that Allah mentions these things now you saw these many that they was historicity to this verse that the Quran was dealing with people's actual problems and just the delivery the method of the punishment is what is varied over time so I do agree in AB with abrogation I just feel that maybe my way of looking at it might be slightly different I also feel that these versus several other verses went on with the day and age to become abrogated which people may not agree with me like things like

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capital punishment or cutting the hands of the thief and things like that so ok I hope that's of some help cool what is going on people what is going on on that note let's take I will be today I'll be taking a look at I'll be covering a bit of a fit info which is the school of MIDI now give a little insight into the reseller of it nummies a decade of money there are actually a lot of people who have had an interest in the school of Medina they want to learn about it so

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I'll give a little bit of a background about that and go into his book a little later on I also want to discuss later on about our beloved share our our ji sahib damit damit voilá zealots barakatuhu awliya is you know damn it for you to who hmm the Blessed has discovered where the yeah to jam a

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job people behold I saw a pale horse but in this case it wasn't a pale horse it's a pale donkey on this mountain and behold behind it is the address the GPS location I want to go far for the huge image and our beloved beloved circus rod has found that also I'd like to share some some kind word Munden ah cheese I'm not a lot of the you know but I'd like to share some words on that a bit later on

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so right so that's gonna be fascinating but before we get on to that people right so you know I want to say that the school of Medina Maliki meta Pia is so awesome if understood correctly because it is a school an interpretation of this of this being that comes from Medina itself from the city of the Prophet it is firmly rooted in the Sunna yeah equally it has his other foot firmly placed in welfare

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which as it changes the rulings change so and this is pioneered or it's the school existed from the time of the Companions after the Prophet but it becomes championed by the great Imam Malik the dawn of Medina people who obviously I followers while I'm Maliki mostly a belief and my leaky people but then there are some who you know who despite ascribing to this method [Music] you know in the words of

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dr. Levine where he says essay on a set o Bharata no not a rather than coming like this it was better that you didn't come so this people is what some people were sharing about Maliki fit in as you can see I'll let you have a quick read in in the Maliki fit groups here we have somebody who visual storyteller and this is

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rather visual one must rather one must say that what many my lackeys don't know about hustle is the mandatory kind of ritual bath okay showering is because dunk dunk means a kind of robbing Nova so kind of like if I'm washing my hands I'm wiping off it doesn't actually mean robbing but unfortunately some people have considered it a kind of work but it's just a wiping over really so Delk is a pillar of Russell pillar pillar people

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Killah visual visual so the whole body must be physically washed you have to squat people you have to squat right to be able to wash your back opening a cognitive opening mic opening you know this is like opening the back opening so you have to squat to to be able to wash

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you back opening properly if you don't if you do this standing it makes the Hustle invalid so here people our new Maliki recruit is people don't judge you see because what he's actually doing is he's getting the back

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opening so so this you know like this something those Moroccan scholars they were called hamari but this guy is Murray so as you can see this is a fine example of where you take something so awesome like Oh Murray he has done and you instead of showing it the awesome way it is you turn it into something so

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ridiculous so everybody can just mock god this is why we're suffering people this is why we're suffering because we're not getting to the back opening you know the back yeah are you talking from the front opening of the back opening what is this on so I'm not nice they open the back opening too much you know the pillar what language is this

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pillar opening somebody help this hombre give him you know what will pay for his therapy cinereous people it's hilarious but this kind of stuff it has to be you know people think they say mostly what it's not me it's the people they do this

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kind of stuff let's take some questions let's take some questions mostly why do you advocate scientism scientism I I don't advocate scientism I advocate the voice of reason I believe in God God isn't proven by science or neither disproven by science how so I mean I clearly am not advocating scientism yes I advocate science and I think you'd have to be dumb stupid and hopefully

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handicapped because because if you're handicapped you've got an excuse if you're not handicapped and oh [ __ ] so the UC science is obviously the way forward it's always you know it's being the way forward let's face it Allah in the Quran tells us that look around you know that Allah says oh he says see rufie love thee why don't you traverse the earth from the root K for butter and Hulk and then

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look how creation began how does it say in the Quran oh let me tell you our creation began he began I got some clay and I did this and that was creation he says why don't you walk about in the earth and learn observe your environment that is science it is to observe your environment people we must you know this is why I always advocate broadening your kind of horizons right now I'm going through you well her Ari's second book Amadeus Wow it is honestly it is amazing

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sapiens was epic of thee but Amadeus is it's definitely a sequel I mean it's amazing it's you know it's probably on a similar level to sapiens I found sapiens a bit more powerful but this is still very it's it's incredible but this a point in there where he highlights where he says that look human perception right because I want you to think about this he says for millennia for thousands and

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thousands upon thousands of years rabbis priests and then later Imams Muftis whoever you know these kind of sages they've all said to mankind for millennia that man alone cannot eradicate famine or plague that man can maybe assist but he alone cannot eradicate it

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it will only and can only be done by God but he makes an amazing point he says that for thousands of years this is what rabbis and priests and these kind of leaders told the religious leaders you know shaman's and all these people told their followers and then along come bankers investors scientists and within one to two hundred years they eliminate [Laughter]

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[Music] [Laughter] [Music] I love this kind of stuff really and it's an eye-opener because really what that ought to do is show us that maybe we've been misunderstanding as people I mean I don't understand religion like that but people who have been understanding religion like that maybe they need to re-examine and think oh yeah the long-term bankers investors and

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scientists so can you just imagine think about these people imagine the world news was to be done from a pure theological perspective just imagine this I mean this would be absurd none of us would accept this like let's say this was the news it was saying oh and a storm hit such-and-such it wouldn't say Oh a storm is coming this way or did you imagine it was to say and God got angry and punished such-and-such

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people and God was on in in the last quarter God is unhappy with India thiefwhy reducing the GDP and God is happy with China and has increased the GDP and God has smiled on Northern Europe and increase the temperature thereby meanwhile God seems to be upset with let's say parts of modern all parts of Asia and has caused certain storms and things can you imagine if this was the news and today

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God has been pleased and we can and thereby increased the you know the stock market exchange that I've taken place where as yesterday God was displeased and they by caustic stock markets to crash see this would be crazy because nobody would accept I'd be like what the hell are you saying because we know in this world this cause and effect it's not God God doing it this this people God has allowed human beings to just

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exercise their intelligence so right so I mean yeah so I just wanted to say that that's just trying to science and God go hand in hand Oh science is simply the forces of nature which have been laid out by God they're not about going hand in hand they are just it is just laws of nature that God has decreed right what is your

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opinion on Java dramedy Saab and engineer Muhammad Ali Mirza Java dramedy sub I have heard quite a bit of I love Java drama D sub I think he's an amazing asset to this to this day and age to the earth of speaking world and he is proof and testimony that in this day and age Pakistan or the Indian subcontinent can produce great scholarship engineer Muhammad Ali Mirza I've not heard too many of his things to be honest I I think he's definitely much better than you know and he's definitely a scholar much

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all kind of open-minded than many of the skull is much more kind of is I don't think he's totally neutral but closer to the neutral thing than other sectarian scholars of the subcontinent but I haven't really watched too many of these things yeah you're doing some next-level question in a musty what are your thoughts on celebrating the mo lead I've already answered this on so many occasions that look I don't personally celebrate the prophets birthday or things like this but I don't condemn

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people who do it it doesn't bother me in that sense like I I think that it you know as a religious thing I mean when I say celebrate I mean as an act of Islam is this part of the deen of islam i don't think it's part of the deen of islam but if a person wants to do it that's fine it doesn't you know i don't think they're doing anything wrong so it's as simple as that i what i do find problematic is all the the kind of who har and everything and you know blocking roads and doing processions and stuff like this I don't like that kind

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of stuff yeah right a lot is going on somebody's saying is Abu Hurairah an unreliable narrator did owner beat him did oh honey for refused tumeric from him that's an interesting thing I think that Abu Huraira Rabi Allah on I think if we have to be honest about our tradition I think this Denise personally I would take a center approach I disagree with the the kind of Shia approach of just

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throwing Abu Hurairah I just entirely out the window with all his narrations I feel that that's I just feel that that's a bit of that it's a kind of bitter and spiteful or it may have some kind of spite in that angle on the other and I disagree with with the view of certain sunni scholars in sanctifying abu huraira or the lan in saying anything this man this you know this companion has said must be from the prophet of God himself

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I think that's like whoa whoa whoa whoa calm down calm down like I mean why must it be I mean Abu Hurairah was a companion of the Prophet but he came much later on in Islam he's from the tribe of those he comes when they come he stays you know he's a he's a poor person the Prophet caters for him and he does spend time with the Prophet but I think it's unquestionable that several narrations from him have a huge question mark on them did he have false memories did he mix them up did people who narrate them from him mix

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them up did he because he narrates just way too much way too much that I mean it's you know if this was any other tradition we would be critical let's face it you know imagine this was Christianity you know we would be like like imagine Paul just happens to be the one narrating so much from Jesus it's like well you never even met you this is we would be critical so and then we have proved that several narrations from Abu Huraira are not sound they are mistakes you know there's

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that famous I mean there's so many but I've quoted many in the past as well and Imam Malik brings in the motto that Abu Hurairah used to go and study with Jewish scholars and used to take knowledge from them and I feel that there definitely was some conflation that he definitely would have mixed up certain things and then people who took him from him would have mixed him further because you have to remember there was like a hundred years if not a bit more of of hadith kind of free-floating and there was no regulations you know he was non-regulated hadith so people were just making

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so but that doesn't mean all hadeeth were made up but I think it definitely means you need to heighten your sensitivities that said I don't agree with kind of there's a difference in being in critiquing evaluating and just you know criticizing for the sake of it I disagree with that approach of criticizing the companions even if and I don't kind of sanctify them in the sense as they they above human but I've got a video explaining that and that goes into much more detail on should we criticize the Companions it's definitely worth watching

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[Music] yeah I and you know just another serve Alton said to be honest my teacher she a doesn't mind quoting or going through so many sources I think that people need to chill out about some stuff and just educate themselves I totally agree I think we need to chill out a bit with this whole you know this summe Shia kind of hatred thing I think I seriously think we need to chill out this certain Shia scholars that you know you can see you see great in in some of them I haven't listened to that many really but I've come across a few on YouTube

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sometimes people like Kemal Haidari Maulana Keller Kemal hater II I've been like wow this guy is and he's quoting Sunni sources so many times just to show that look what Sunnis are saying and he actually challenges a lot of the Shia tradition as well and so I think I think we need to step out of this box of trying to say you're not allowed to think and without these blinkers on you can think however you want you

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understand in somebody saying Abbas on also regarding namaz just in the mere can you speak please talk about rulings on other regarding Salah I'm not sure exactly what that question means I think what it means is in the sense of saying well how can you miss Sawa if that's their wants to miss Salah

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just come on this side before we know you've got a huge Tommy you helmet anymore right so the thing is that look Salah is is too between you and God okay there are reasons in which you can combine prayers for example there's reasons in which you can shorten prays primarily what is mentioned is things like travel but illness I would argue that illness is definitely a greater

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reason then just travel I I would argue anyway but I mean people may disagree they may say a bit too corny who the hell are you but still I would argue that things like that definitely this means scholars of the past you know people like it miss Irene from the cellar a chef from the Malachy yeah there's been other people who have said that you one could combine prayer even if there was no I mean there was a reason but it wasn't like a need it was

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just an inconvenience and they just combined it but they said that a person should be weary not to make that into a habit you know Malamute is harder as they mentioned in many of the books but yes I would say that's fine and if people were you know if there's gonna be inconvenience today they're going somewhere they're doing so they just pray you know to get they can combine the prayers so yes these are some kind of other and I would say other others that you feel inconvenience you like think about it in the time of the Prophet people rain they would say you know it's raining we're gonna combine the prince

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and today I mean in the UK you know it rains a lot so to us it might not be an inconvenience because we've got system set up for the rain but what I'm trying to say is that they just adapted to their circumstances so that's what we must do just adapt to our circumstances I hope that answers some of the questions moon sighting calculations are forget about that was highly bitter about the Caliphate or is that a Shia

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fabrication was he bitter about the can officia I don't think oh you mean bitter towards a woodworker a nama hmm you see I think we have to understand that look these were human beings at the end of the day all of them and they carried human emotions you know they were upset with each other at times just as look think about it like this you could have a really great friend whose company you know you could long for and you know you have great kind of energy together and things like this but you know sometimes they could be you know you could be a bit restless and ah

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you just know it maybe one day with that friend but then you know a few hours later you're fine these things that companions were no different they were normal human beings like that so they you know they they got upset with people they got you know there's the story of the incident of a leader of the alone on having an argument with Fatima you know rody alone huh and and and the Prophet comes and he doesn't say ah what the hell and doesn't need and the famous incident of yeah about tore up Oh Abu Turab because he it kind of got up and he had dust Ali had dust on his back he was

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kind of lying down outside he was upset he had a quarrel like a little fight with his wife Fatima the daughter of the Prophet so you see these things are human things there's nothing it happens you know it's life it's not something to be and I personally do feel that I lead or the Ilan was upset I do feel he was upset with the way the Caliphate was I don't think he was this is my personal understanding now Sunnis and Shia may disagree with me they may may not I don't think I li necessarily

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felt he what he should have gone first I don't think that that was his quarrel I think his he was upset that they sidelined him even though he was from the prominent people and it does seem that they side liar but I don't know whether they sidelined him I don't think they sidelined him whereas in it was a collective conscious effort as in hey let's quickly do this I am here it was just oh we need to sort this out let's do this let's do this and our worker Omar and other people start so in this ER and and it is a criticism I think it

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is a criticism that people can say that look it's a very stoic approach they took like so there's a lot of stoicism that you know the Prophet has passed away and you know rather than concerning yourself with the Prophet and his burial and you're more concerned about the the political state of affairs I mean they in their response in their response they could say well maybe they had a very stoic kind of you know the way of life that to them death was a very natural process in which they didn't really like

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today death is a huge tragedy and and the more kind of removed we become from nature we we are more traumatized with the concept of death I think we as a as a whole I put myself in that I I you know but in fact in the words of Mir where he says he says Martita Saba Hameed Varna is sunny Marte dosa be a mere poor nice sunny Hawk Assad

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kay Martin Patera queen are we up Oh Kirk the mir everybody dies but not with such a tragedy that nobody cried on at your funeral [Laughter] what a tragedy yeah so the thing is that I I do see that I can see why Fatima around a long hours would be upset about that because it's her father and she's thinking wait a minute my

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father no sooner does he pass away that you're all more preoccupied about the state and I can see the defense I'm not saying you see I'm not trying not to take any sides I'm just trying to say I can see this I can see that I can see that they they response maybe just one of a stoic lifestyle that would they're just very stoic you know it's like you've read about the Companions that there's this story that one of the Companions this lady her child died the child was ill for like a few weeks and and one day the child dies and what she

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does is she just buries the child the father hasn't even come home she just buries him she conducts the little kinda gets the funeral thing conducted buries him prepares food and everything this is a story once again it's it's transmitted right now I'm not I can't recall its authenticity but it's a story that's well transmitted and she waits for the husband to come home and he just comes and he just says oh yeah easiest is the child asleep I can't remember whether it's a girl a boy says a child sleep and she says yes and the story that you know she has this food prepared for him and

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she's all kind of done up and and they have sex and she tells she has sex with the intent to conceive and the next day she tells him that look yesterday I don't want to stress you out but our child died and I buried him and she's and then she says and I did and I meaningfully had sex in the hope that we conceived and in this story that this is then reaches the prophet and the Prophet prays that you know may Allah bless their union and they do have a child now I'm just saying this story is

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very important age it's it's way too I mean it would something like that may drive somebody insane but you can picture whether the story is true or not but you can picture these things happening in a prior you know civilization we stoicism was you know this kind of this kind of just get on with it in life attitude was the way and the moon so yeah so I mean and I'm not trying to take sides I'm just trying to

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highlight but that's my thoughts anyway do you take calls from respectful kafar [Laughter] why not why not why not defending theism the guy was timed out he kept copy pasting the same all right boss all right doing it doing it right so what's going on let's take a look at some of these questions how do you clarify the spirituality of the Sahaba like for instance not knowing arrows in their bodies whilst praying people would leave

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home for months and come back too many changes he sees look some things may be exaggerated and some things may be real you have to remember as well that sometimes certain wounds I don't think that for example the Companions you know like this these stories that they would get shot with arrows and they'd carry on praying I think in those incidents if they be true I don't think it's that they never knew oh my god like I'm praying and I've got an arrow in my

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that would just be absurd I think they would have known but one can enter a deep meditative state especially if you're trained to enter that and you have to remember that certain things the body reacts in certain ways with adrenaline and things like this that often that's some in many incidents for example people when they stabbed if they if there's a stabbing which is a a surprise sudden stabbing if it's just one in many cases people don't even realize they're actually stabbed they actually just it's until they don't see the blood that they realize oh my god I've been stabbed

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so in many case they just feel a kind of like a sudden but they just carry on until they check and think oh my god I'm bleeding so it's the body's kind of shock mechanisms that can sustain that compounded with meditative states that said I do believe that there are in many instance incidents an exaggerative kind of tone is used as well so but I don't feel that it's impossible but I just feel that it may be sometimes kind of glossed over with a very kind of like an

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exaggerated rhetoric cool I'm a freakin far far what's that supposed to mean I could tell if defending theism is trolling is playing chess haram hell no is a lot the same goddess athena a lot maybe that a lot of gods a lot of goddess is kind of there's an overlap between several kind of gods and

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goddesses between the the Middle East Greeks the Greek culture and things like that so right all right all right all right let's take some of the questions do you believe moosa aleihsalaam split the Red Sea and actually saw God to the point where he passed out you see I've got a video explaining the the miracles of Moses that these things were done with there were natural means and if you look at the Gulf of Aqaba I have explained in fact there's an amazing book called the

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Exodus by Colin Humphrey a I believe he's from Cambridge but it's an amazing book where he it may be a bit you know if you're not into the topic it might be a bit boring but I loved it because I was into the topic he really explains all the miracles with a lot of research from a his like an anthropological perspective a scientific perspective a geological perspective and it's amazing so he does explain how the Gulf of Aqaba at the Red Sea there is a wind that comes up there and it can actually render the sea to split but it's it's amazing so I do feel there were natural

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means deployed right do I feel the Canaan was Alexander the Great no I don't I don't think he was Alexander the Great no right so so so so so let's take all the footprints of the Prophet Abraham real right no I don't I don't think we have any footprints that are authentic from the Prophet Abraham I think people may think we do I don't think we do unless they're geologically analyzed

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which I doubt it right if jahannum is the worst of people what about good disbelievers you know people what are your thoughts on this I want to share with you that I want to speak about

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artistic fluidity regarding the description of the afterlife that a more phasis of eschatology what do I mean by that look what I mean by that is it appears that you see what we do understand is that the world does not end with death as in life in and of it with a capital L does not end in and of itself with life this is what we believe that there is continuity how is

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that continuity manifested what does it look like this what the response to that what we get in in a kind of picturesque form of Chennai Gardens and so on and all this kind of stuff and fire and all these things this is just symbolic in my understanding now even though people do take it literally of course but uh and I want to explain this that look let's go back in time yeah now it's interesting

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that the Jewish people the Israelites they didn't have a concept of the afterlife okay they were told nothing about the afterlife they this there's some kind of indications that life doesn't stop but there's no description at all and then you have other mythologies like the Greek mythology which has this kind of Olympian gods and the titans and all these people and you've got people like Zeus and you've got a polo you've got Hades now Hades becomes kind of the representative god of the underworld the underworld is

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where people would pass into you know they would go there there would be what is it Chiron that would kind of take them across on the boat through the river Styx is it and and you would enter into Hades and want Hades you couldn't really escape and you had to pay the boatman for example you know the coin and hence they would put a coin on the eyes or under the tongue but this concept now you've got this mythology but you've got this understanding of Hades now Hades also although he was the person and the underworld itself starts to become known by the name of the

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person and becomes Hades this Greek mythological culture of the afterlife is then inherited by the Romans who then kind of romanize it and they still have this concept of Hades so in the early Christian era so when Jesus is there and and the Gospels are relating that let's say this is what Jesus said they transmitted and the afterlife they call it Hades now even though in many

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translations now they will say hell instead of Hades but if you check I mean there's several translations of the Bible English translations I was checking up one of them at least brought it eight times another one ten times another time another version of the Bible bought it a few more but and some less and others substituted it now with the word hell or in recent times with the word hell but if you check that they the early kind of transmissions this is how they will transmit it so for example

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many famous verses of where Jesus is apparently where he's addressing Peter that Peter you you know you are my rock and Peter is you know whether it's Pedro or but we are worried ever you want to it comes from in fact they all do it but err it's all linked because they're indo-european languages that you are my rock and upon this rock I will build my church and Hades will not be able to overcome you that the dark underworld and when Jesus is saying to Capernaum

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that do you think you will go to heaven you see now if the underworld is below we would the positive opposite be it would be above and hence in Christianity heavens are the heavens above now we say heaven in in English but you see in Arabic we don't say some our words the heavens we say Jenna which is not the heavens so because Hades was the underworld so the opposite CL or the the sky the heavens above became the opposite so when Jesus is saying to Capernaum do you

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think you will go to the heavens rather you will go to Hades that you'll go below now it's interesting that Jesus then uses this term Gangnam organa which is the valley of the Hinnom people and there was this alleged fire that used to burn the Andes to burn all kinds of waste there and and Jesus says that you know these people they wretched they will go to get in the fire the same this narrative of up and below and Hades and this fire part is then picked on it is

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is the the button is kind of passed on to the Arabs the Muslims and it's interesting they live in a desert with the scorching heat so fire this narrative of Jahannam which by the way prior to Jesus Jahannam was never a thing so Jesus introduces the narrative of the fire it is then picked up and further expanded on because of the of the kind of context of the desert and then what is the opposite because with Hades down below it was above but with fire the

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opposite was an oasis a garden and gen9 Arabic just means a garden it doesn't mean the heavens it means a garden jannat so you see the AFT the afterlife which is called this kind of eschatology covering the studying of this kind of afterlife the Arcana eschatology is a kind of illustration in in fluidity it's in motion it continues to kind of develop with the day and age and if anything it was meant to be symbolic in my understanding I mean I

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know many people do take it literally but if it was meant to be literal I feel that they would have been consistency right throughout the traditions especially the Jewish people and and then the Christian all other Christians did accept this later on we because of Jesus saying it but the Jewish Bible and things like this another tradition so that's some food for thought I don't know you don't need to right right so I don't somebody saying something about that quote is from I don't know but

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these are my kind of thoughts on it yeah I've got some videos if you want to check them out cool but right so and on that if just before I finish if you do check and it doesn't say Hades in a lot of these things that's because of that translation so a lot of the people then substituted it with the term Hell so you have to kind of keep that into into consideration and you check variant kind of translations of the Bible cool people with that let's let's move on what is going on what is going on

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people right on that note shall we discuss shall we get controversial not like I've never been controversial before people there was a tweet I think it was a tweet or unless it was a Facebook post but it was shared by dr.

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shadi shared a and mas sorry rather now dr. Shay Dilma sorry the real Slim Shady can so you're sharing this post from this lady it was a viral kind of post where she was speaking about the porn site pornhub I think I was pornhub or she met let me act like all naive what's the word for

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this but she was saying that the statistics showed that there was a particular video that had been kind of searched one of the top five or top ten or something and it's this video of some woman who's kind of she describes it for field research purposes we'll all just take a five-minute break

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everybody's back like all refreshed and they're all like really relaxed so she's saying that this video had some woman gagged I think she was part of the and not like forcefully gang but I think she she was gagged in the video and she had some kind of sex device and I think maybe her hands and feet were tired or something I don't know but it's something like social point was that porn is simply what are the violence against women so the interesting thing

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here was not so much her quote but it was the kind of dialogue that all the discussions that ensued when dr. Shady al Masri shared this now you see there's one thing condemning things like because I made a comment on there as well and people said that look you you know oh my god Mufti this is you know why are you saying this to dr.

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che Dilma sorry and so on and so forth I said look this may be depraved you like this can be depraved fine but how in all honesty I don't understand how certain people who hold on to a particular kind of dogma can preach sexual ethics how like people who promote or who advocate advocate is a better word and support the validity of child marriages how I feel they're in no position to condemn

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other people on things like saying well oh you know this because what the point of that him sharing that was the West is filthy and they've got porn and all of these kind of stuff well let's be honest porn if you want to do the statistical searches on it is the Muslim countries that are actually you know they absorbed in pornography now in fact you know the statistics speak for themselves you can actually check it out on Google the what country does what's Ilic and he actually shows now but if you want to like let's say fair enough if people feel that

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that's depraved and that's fine they can say that but do such people get the right to seriously preach sexual ethics who say that not only is it ok and valid to marry a seven-year-old girl or a nine year old girl and have penetrative sex with her they feel that that that's something that they thrust into the prophet of God they say the prophet of God did that because God asked him to do it I mean how insulting is that to our

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prophet so ridiculous so absurd and how do these people get so I utterly I can honestly I feel that there is no place for people in this society that speak for the validity of child marriages that they have no play in this modern society and and and they definitely have no podium to speak on sexual ethics and and in all honesty let's be honest what kind of ethics are they talking about you own these people preach of an afterlife where they'll just be sexual orgies with countless

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virgins and drinking alcohol you know I mean how if that's what we're going towards anyway what difference does it make if people are doing that here I mean if that's what you you know like this is am I wrong in saying that is this not what people are preaching anyway that look don't worry when you get there you're gonna have so many young virgins to just sleep with all the time so if that is what we're promoting you know vodka right or halal hey young current or Haram what kind of ethics is that you know this is horrible horrible

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horrible but boy just wait till once you're dead woof then we're gonna be drowning in it it's like what kind of game is this Kunze game killer yeah either we're saying this whole thing is you know like disgusting oh we're saying no no it's awesome in the afterlife yeah we're gonna be count oh my god there's gonna be ever erect penises and there's gonna be you know all this kind of stuff if we're gonna say this then what'll you know over here

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what why are we acting so why are we preaching on such a high horse so I just feel that this you know that there is no consiste and this is what shows his hypocrisy in the faith that look be real like be consistent be kind of you know if you wanna if you wanna preach certain kind of sexual ethics then okay condemned child marriages you know don't disrespect the Prophet by trying to say he married a little girl that's disgusting and don't and they you know if you're gonna preach just

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sexual orgies in heaven then you know then it sounds ridiculous trying to say this so evil on earth let's be honest you know what's the if you're just enticing somebody haha mum a kebab battle mode then it's only natural that people are gonna want him here as well so look what I'm sure so I I did comment on that people at home but I said I'm sorry III find people with

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these double standards have no position to preach this is this is a free world yeah and people have rights and I accept that there is exploitation and this needs to be addressed I accept that there's sexual exploitation commercial exploitation industrial exploitation all kinds of exploitation and these issues need to be addressed I accept that but at the same time people have freedoms as well to make choices now but what I'm saying is that if you want to get on such a high horse then you shouldn't carry a baggage a bloody ton load of inconsistencies especially ones which disrespect our

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profit so that's I want to kind of say that since I was reminded Oh Ania had asked am i Aquarian I'm actually Capricorn this month was my birthday people yeah so right not that I not that I you know believe in horoscopes and things but I do accept that it is interesting that sometimes people of a certain star sign have certain kind of

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characteristics I have explained previously that I did think that it maybe this is a I'm just giving I'm just throwing this out there it may be that if consciousness which is the raw is something which is out there and I've got this in more discussion my kind of New Year's Monday night if consciousness which is the raw is more out there and we there's like a social collective consciousness and we tap into it it kind of like as we're using the brain let's say it's at a quantum level but we kind of tap into consciousness as

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a device that kind of picks up that picks up consciousness like let's say like a hand handheld device I was thinking what could be if consciousness is in the cosmos then as a theory it may be that when we were born the part of the cosmos that was nearer to the earth maybe that had some impact on the personality of the raw that we received if this is how I'm just thinking I mean I'm just putting that out there I mean

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I'm not saying that's correct I'm just it just got me speculating once thinking that would be interesting if that is how because some of the things I I don't believe in like that that doesn't mean that horoscope readings and things like this are correct because a lot of them are just really born in statements but I do find I found certain things in Creegan were like the Chinese zodiac calendars of like when you were born and what the year of what animal you were born in and the characteristics and it was really fascinating because a bunch of us kind of did this the further

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laughs I wasn't the one doing it and and they went through everybody in my extended family I mean like siblings nephews nieces extended people and everybody that we kind of knew and it was really fascinating that the readings not I not like a hundred percent match but they were so above probability that I was just like wowed and that got me actually thinking that hmm could it be that if I do because I do believe that the raw unconsciousness is kind of out the maybe in the cosmos and we kind of tap

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into it if that be the case could it be that the part of the cosmos nearer to the earth when you are born in maybe even in a small way but had a slight edge on your personality just food for thought but I don't believe in the shin and I would condemn any kind of superstition around this like in saying oh you know good luck bad luck that kind of stuff I think that is haram because it does it ruins lives things like that

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right so right ok let's move on to all right shall we whoa people shall we talk about our beloved [ __ ] a cerrar G right I'm just going to that and people by the way those of you that haven't subscribed [Music] subscribe and subscribe you know something I guess so many people watching my Monday nights and yet me Sally

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like the youtubes I have to say there's one guy I don't know who is who consistently every single video dislikes it I want to say all of you think sod off I want to know I'm more intrigued by the consistency of this guy there's always one dislike and I'm like I'm so intrigued

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ok Wafaa Jimmy huki huki whosoever will have loyalty they will have loyalty tomato dec 9 yeah all I'm saying is this hater this my message is going out to this unique hater don't leave my side you know this

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one yeah speaking about those city and it brings us on to our beloved my beloved share a sir are Rashid Saab a key promoter of the Rashid eeeh here is in the flesh he's made an amazing discovery which is to do with we

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yeah huge you [Music] so so we have some good news that [ __ ] chef Assad has discovered with the yeah huge image the gog gog and magog have

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been hiding from mankind and here is this picture although the qualities and but coming to think of it looks like chef s rod is blowing a kiss and we love you too yeah brother little I cap a people I got a brotherly love brotherly love so let me see I've got a different picture of shellfish right here doing it this is it sure you doing it you're doing it but why is it the shakers are always looks a bit like it's always looks quite angry a bit like

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upset yeah you want to talk about it bro what's going on bro what's going on so anyway people I'm going to lo and behold yeah Jew Jamaat judge have been discovered by chef srr who's brought it to our attention these mountains that

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you see these mountains are in Kyrgyzstan which is like central kind of Asia in Kyrgyzstan you see these three mountains the center piece right here this center piece people share our by help of some of the people that have assisted him has come to realize that this is actually where yeah huge Amato jar

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and that is by help of the detailed fascinating highly specific and incredibly intriguing map that Chef Cora's got hold of which which quite neatly pointed out that well here they are yeah huge image they they are yeah huge ma'juj blimey you know and this is a map

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an amazing map I think from the Ottoman II right maybe and he says you know I've actually got a copy of this myself all you have to really do is just click Save but Sheikh Assad makes it sound so you know and I've actually got a copy of this myself yeah I have yes absolutely and you can see this Google document right here I've actually got a copy of that yes thank you a ciao the Google one the one that you just press save and I actually I

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actually have a copy of that yes I D I do genuine the class with the shakers far so shakers are finding this detailed map which leaves Google Maps to shame as you can see he says a scene so anybody that was confused China is right here people we found it this is the bulk which is probably part of ancient Afghanistan and parts of Iran

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bahara which is parvis Pakistan and and he says was Becca Stan people and just in case you're wondering well what else could there be what else could they be blimey it says yeah drew Jamar judge and there's an arrow pointing right down over here oh they are it says so right on the map [Laughter]

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[Music] people I honestly think this is my thoughts yeah I think that shit-ass are are genuinely is a bit kind of I feel that he's I don't know is he confused do you think about do you think like he's

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he just doesn't know like what should he be doing what should he be really like I don't get it like what what is going on [Music] with the super stickers and skipping the ablution altogether okay I'll come to your question just in that one moment or momento all right so but I just feel that honestly I feel that Cheryl are

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definitely has talent I'm such a poor Robbi when it comes to Bollywood songs so he definitely has talent but what is going on with Jeff Asad he was actually saying you know what Lorraine a visit to Kyrgyzstan if people are

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interested and they go hiking we can go and see the the mountains and in them because they've got iron ores that means like it's a natural resource for iron obviously this is the iron way you know where qarnain said that help me help me with with with iron and things like this and this is where he kind of poured melted the whole iron supply in poured it here and built a barrier hmm and he says this is some of the tallest mountains in the world and as you can

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see there's a donkey going up oh god I don't know you know because I I'm genuinely concerned that I think okay so I had to comment on that so in brief do I feel that inside the mountain a share that's right is saying we don't know what's inside the mountain obviously

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it's yeah do Jamaa huge you know these creatures do I feel he's he's legit about that I think do I feel that's correct [Laughter] do you even need to answer that of course not [Music] right somebody Muhammad asked a question whether you doing it with the super stickers right about the gut about Naik I'll come on to that okay I'll come on to that in just a moment so right so I just want to say that look people that yeah Judah Madrid are not inside this bloody mountain okay so if you're going

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to Kyrgyzstan right then I'm sure it's gonna be helpful for the Kyrgyzstan tourism industry but it's unfortunately not that these kind of apocalyptic creatures hiding inside so just unfortunately you know I'll source hope I'm on ah but anyway but all still my heartfelt wishes and and thoughts are always with my beloved share her sorrow so ok right now let's move on so I've been asked a question

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first of all by Jacinda who'd said about if there was certain difficulty in performing voodoo then you can resort to tame them ok people TM moon is the alternative although now I know in the Hanafy mess up doing TM mum is like borderline death like you're about to die and then you did TM mum is simply like if ok let's say this thing yeah it could be a pebble as far as I'm concerned let's say this was a rock so or a stone

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now you just obviously you guys can't see it anymore I'll put it there alright so you can touch it and then the dust that doesn't have to carry on you can wipe it off right so you just wipe over the face you touch it again and you go over the arms like that EMM done and in my Malecha NAWAPA said that a person will do is not more pure than a person with the amount because both have come to us through Scripture ok so a person can do to your mom and I know the my lackeys are criticized

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sometimes for and Americans today are criticized sometimes for being other people say we you know we're too lenient the Maliki's were too lenient on tear mom I disagree I mean it's our view so you'll see in if you visit Morocco for example most much kids have stones in there and you could just treat him and a lot of people in fact many people who get a bit old and they're not even so old but they get a bit old where they struggle a bit to kind of reach the feet like in washing they just do to your mum needs and this is why some of the other schools criticize the Maliki air but I suppose I say theorem is an option when there's

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inconvenience and you can use it and it does I do go with the classical opinion of certain scholars that a year foul habit that it is an entire purity it's a ritual purity I do have a more detailed video on that you can check that out right now Mohammed Akbar had asked a question about he'd asked a question about dour man and Naik products because this is the the product is a goddess of victory and is it Haram to wear this because there's some kind of mythological history with the term Nike

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or Nike or however they want to say as being some kind of mythological goddess ages ago as in millennia ago now this is ridiculous people it's ridiculous you know that is so silly because look so many things in Islam they haven't come to us through like not everything is revealed for God's sake things come through other means how do you think like so many like the months or the names of the months or in English like the names of the days they named after

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the gods and whether it's named after Mars or whether it's named after different planets but these planets were deemed gods but by the Greeks and by the Romans and then you get that and you know they go through Monday for Mars and and this carries through different traditions as well when they say Mangal Mangal is Mars right so they and they saw certain things as auspicious as good good luck and harbingers of good luck or bad luck but it doesn't mean that for us today you know we don't need to worry

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about oh my god oh my god people used to think you know this day was a we they call this a particular day because it was a good blood day or bad luck they like look in Arabic they score rainbows call Tsukasa the bow of Gaza because I was one of the false deities one of the false gods and in fact they claim a hadith of the Prophet said oh don't call it go suppose I call it goes a lot call it the coast of God the the bow of God but they still cook maybe that was to the the new Muslims in the time who still worshipped

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Azza so he was trying to distance them from that worship but today obviously it doesn't make a difference to us you know we call it in Arabic today call Tsukasa it makes no difference we're not gonna stop oh my god oh my god let's worship Allah I'll be ridiculous you know so I think we need to chill out with all the insecurities you know why do we act like our faith is so weak nice like capital Anka butit's spider's web now if you do anything it disappears just relax relate release Lauren kilo

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Cal mati so I would say that right so that's not so it's all fine right it's nothing Jacinda is saying that I didn't answer a question to not answer a question can someone run he answered the question I didn't even ask story of my life people asked me one thing I answer

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something else I do wrong place to say that let me see let me go back up and check one momento here is she says by other I mean when someone is sick and can't keep the ablution so the ruling on skipping the ablution altogether I can't even keep it for once Allah oh

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right yes so okay sorry what this question is is to do with what they call in a lot of the fit books I falls in the Seles so incontinent so sometimes even though this may not be incontinent but it may be it's similar so it falls under that so you have flatulence you have incanting continence where people sometimes they can't hold their urine or they can't sometimes hold gas and things like this or it may be something else but this is the common one that they give always as an example in the fig books so under certain

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circumstances if a person for some reason cannot hold they will do what they are simply applied obligated and obliged to do is only do one wiggle at the beginning of prayer time so let's say it's now Margaret time I do one Woodill now that will do will not break by that contingency during the entire prayer time if you know so it's a different thing if I choose to break it in a different way like let's say I don't know like somebody want to do

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something else and intentionally but that particular so if a person had let's say gas and they can't hold the gas and they're always you know they're suffering from that problem but if that is the case now once they've done one will do for that Salar that gas problem would not violate they will do so this is what they call a Lemu stenka in many of the Maliki fit books they call it most ANCA other methods may not call it you know Muslim capital Maliki I call it most ANCA so in this case the person just as one Buddha they would agree on

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the ruling and what they do is they they they perform this a life they break it by a different means that's fine they can redo it but but that particular means would not violate the voodoo and each Sal our time they just repeat one model and they keep doing this as long as they have their issue even if it's lifelong okay or if it's so if it's chronic they can do this chronically okay and if it's so this is what I saw I hope that answers the question all right how about you doing it you

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doing it what do you think about the Third Temple prophecy of the Jews awaiting the germ their Messiah and the Illuminati one eye for the jaalin Messiah you see I says Yarmouk into next level in the words of Mir Taqi Mir he says Holabird gusta knee nahin Mara that my condition this bad condition is not worth expressing Harley but gusta Nene mera don't a pooch are to me her

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vanity right so you don't ask about the thing is you know with this whole the Jalal Messiah I don't believe that there's going to be a person Messiah false messiah or the coming of jesus and things like this and I've got a detailed video on that called a prelude to why there is no second coming in Islam now this I the gel I've explained in the past in according to Islamic sources is either wrongly attributed to the Prophet the term the word as in not to the

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prophet but to his hadith or it simply is referring to Satan because the jowl means the deceiver oh it's referring to a time that will come like this a hadith that a time will come that everybody every prophet warned his people I feel that that the job that deception the great deceiving phenomenon is not a person but it will be what we're actually embarking on where reality where the virtual and the real become indiscernible and indistinguishable so and I think we are already on the beginning of that era where

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now our social media lives are more meaningful to us too many people then they verge then they actual lives and this is why I tell people that look make you know by all means do be a part of social media you know go on the share things Network participate but make sure that your real lives carry if possibly more meaning if not an equal amount but make sure that your real lives are meaningful to you because this is a problem and I feel in the coming decade

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or two the virtual will completely envelop us and I don't know what it will be like at that time but yeah but power says eat the junk a pariah Misaki I got ya know when I get a text message I'll let you know so so awkward I don't I don't buy into this whole that the gellick thing the Illuminati one I think I think the Illuminati thing is is kind of all hyped up although there may be

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some truth to these kind of secret societies but I think they hyped up a bit too much estaba mr. Barack stop Barack somebody print Black Prince is asking what is Easter Barack I don't know what what do you mean by is the Barack it's tabarak it's Tobruk I'm not sure what you're trying to say is that from the word bara as enlightening go from Burak

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from Baraka oh because obviously I can't see the Arabic I can just see what you've written in English right people you know what we've gone on so long today I'm gonna have to wrap this up I really wanted to go over it no bees aids kind of introduction to never even got to do that somebody said your views are similar to harmony Saab what do you have to say about that III I love comedy Saab I have I have watched several small clips of hamdi Saab and I've loved the fact that he speaks from the voice of reason

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same thing in Arabic with dr. Adnan Ibrahim with star or there are many of these people who who can record the voice of reason but yeah so I'm really proud of people like that I don't think I I think in some ways my views will still be a bit different [Laughter] [Music] taka demand agent Parker demand the thing is that obviously I am born and raised here in Birmingham UK people so that's going to have some impact on my

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life naturally on the way I view things so in some things you may be I you might think comedy sub I I don't know but maybe he's he doesn't say certain things which I say and plus I have the Malachy method to support me you see so I openly say that the hadoo door to change in this day and age as the Maliki scholars have said I openly say the inheritance things maybe Hamdi Saab also says that I've openly denied that there is no such thing as the evil eye I don't think I think comedy Saab has denied most of it but he said that maybe there's some reality to some of it which I've denied

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and said it's just superstition and nonsense he does deny things like black magic jinn possessions demonic possessions he also has a very welcoming perspective on life he's very kind of oozes a culture of welcoming and of kind of like compassion and tolerance which I love I mean I I try to do things like that as well but yeah so I totally admire diesel I think he's a legend in that sense I would love to I have spoken to

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some of the people who are worked very closely with him I will inshallah I'm hoping to be able to have a dialogue with him at some point in the near future right guys I'm gonna wrap this up just one thing before we wrap up our artificial-intelligence accountable on the day of Jay you know this is interesting I tell you why because it got me thinking once that there was this clip where these people were kind of beating up this little robot and everybody was kind of like oh my god oh my god what are you guys doing and he was interesting that it evoked a kind of empathy and empathic and invoked

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empathy in the viewers and I found that amazing that what if you see because right now we're in a day and age of sentience of feeling so like you know with Jeremy Bentham and these people they've said that it's not about whether creatures have a soul it's about whether they feel things and if they feel pain so it became about feelings and we are in that age of feelings it's about is there suffering the hypothesis is what if the next age is not about feelings and sentience but what if it's about

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information like DNA that does it contain information does it hold information and you might think this is absurd now but I'm sure if we went back five six hundred years ago and you said oh it's not about whether it has a soul insolvent it's about whether it has feelings you know people may have laughed at you but I just find that fascinating what if the future age needs about information then it would be about it's not whether it has emotions but whether it has information that would be

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intriguing huh last question people I want to say as well that I've been asked this question it was or is it Sam Huck has asked me that look what can I give some few words on advice towards learning if you want to learn something and things like this how should you do it like a topic or you want to research or increase your look some quick words people learning this is my advice that must take place as a proactive step you know a lot of my

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learning a lot of it is actually not through a one book like you know sometimes I speak about things and people will say oh can you recommend a book on this mesh on this topic like when I spoke on the Petra thing or when I spoke on demonic possessions or when I spoke on magic or on the second coming of Jesus or when I spoken on many things on Buhari k2 I spoke on all these kind of things people will say oh can you tell me a book to read like they assume that like let's say this is a book here

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they assume that this book will have like it will have all the answers like I just need to read this book passively and I will then learn and I'm telling you that's not that's not how I learn anyway I seldom go through like when I'm learning a topic go through a book cover-to-cover seldom what I do is I just research the hell out of stuff and it's active learning so what I'll do is like I'll begin with like I want to learn about something I don't know let's say I want to learn about let's say I

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want to learn about psychology I don't know about psychology I want to learn about it so I'll begin by just actually searching what is psychology and I'll watch an introduction I'll read something basic it may not have accurate information in me I might just read Wikipedia and he'll say like oh this splits off into different fields it splits into psychodynamics I'll be like oh what psychodynamics I'll click that oh psychodynamics is this field that deals with the kind of unconscious elements it's been pioneered by people like Freud I'll be like oh who's Freud I'll go into that now Elsa Freud he is this pioneering figure who appears in

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the 18th 19th century is somebody who kind of puts forward the whole concept of the unconscious he's he speaks about the ego the it'd oh what's the it'd and I'll start reading the it oh how does this hmm so is the is the aid is the aid the dominant kind of consciousness that we let me Google this is this mmm what are these what these articles saying what's this chat saying hmm did for hmm Freud seems to be you know there seems to be a bit of an overlap he did he take some of his ideas from hypnosis let me research

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this Oh what does young young who's young oh he says Kali yang says this all right how does cycle how does call young Yin cycle analysis differ from Freudian right okay what is this shadow and I just searched and searched and searched the hell out stuff and that's and that's how I just learn and I'll like watch things they not be like oh that's fascinating okay said to a whole lecture based on this and I'll go through something on YouTube and then I'll find some professors and start reading up on some of the things go through some audio books and mean

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what I don't like I'll have like 30 pages open on my google chrome of different things that I and I'll go on script and I'll search what was this or what was enough find certain articles and I'll just read small articles and and then I'll go off on another little search and and I'm telling you you know this way of learning in two weeks you will know more then people who've just read like three full books from cover to cover or people that have even studied that topic for like maybe two years but just passively studied it I honestly feel that you because it's the proactive

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kind of curiosity the in conquerable unquenchable thirst that you bring to the table its it opens pathways or as in the earlier meme he said the opening the back opening you know the back opening so this one top opening you know cognitive opening so people somebody said in a I said call young over that weirdo Freud I actually am a fan of Freud I won't lie Freud was amazing you know in some of

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these things and people say you know he said well everything is about sex and and they say you know and the ironies they will say oh what a load of beep and that will just prove through its point you know it's it's amazing isn't it like I don't know I mean are not many things driven sexually at a subconscious level maybe he exaggerated certain things it's like Oscar Wilde said you know he said everything in this world is about sex except sex of course which is about

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power I think that I don't know I find I do find Freud fascinating you know and and some of the things he's he discovered and he said but I think we say them as well in our tradition but there's no harm in taking from other people's traditions yes so we kind of have this understanding of the raw and the nerfs and and the Apple and things like this as well so and some people some Muslim Illuma considered them all

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synonymous and I would agree that I mean as in consciousness and the spirit and the kind of like cognition and and things like desires and and the kind of linked in that sense but yeah cool people in that I'm going to wrap this your article market map Odin I still can't get over that you know you see over that because in our lingo I know it's gonna sound dumb but we call it pudina

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right mere poori they call it Putin ah and I just feel that that sounds so much better than saying Kadena guys you know let's let's call it a rap man it's been awesome much love for hanging out all the way through you really appreciate all your support you'll love keep learning people keep your learning going strong but at the same time do try

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to - you know I I get a lot of messages from people that are going unfortunately through depression trying not to wear labels don't think I'm depressed like I know it's can these things are difficult but try to preoccupy yourself with life okay try to see the positivity around you and it will shine through you I'm telling you it's it's it's a mindset that is that is reflected and you know people ask me sometimes about things like talk well I want to speak about this more maybe next week but have a bit of that talking but do your thing as well

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that look people think you know oh it's just you know oh my god it's you know everything is like it's just chaotic thing you what you're doing or these risks that you take this is especially if people are being entrepreneurial enterprising or business I would say that look if it feels right to you do it I know that look the Lord will give you much more you understand and you sometimes have to have that trust and it comes and it comes flooding I'm telling you but you

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did misleading you know as well look before you leap but then you feel that you know that Allah in Allah mana the indeed that God is with us people with that have an awesome night wherever you are take very good care of yourselves remember me in a kind are may Allah keep your smiling what Salam alaikum warahmatullah wabarakatuh and if you haven't already subscribed to my channels then what on earth are you waiting for

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