Monday Nights with Mufti Abu Layth: Session 122

let's get this show on the road people there it is straightforward Allah Akbar [Music]

ohhohh in al hamdulillah wa kafa salat wa salam o allah rasool allah mustafa ala ideality no trouble mummy hotel method or be sorry Almudena for bad for Salam Allahu Alem become one marhaban one in lighter bienvenidos a todos para voulez-vous Shama deed and swagatam people swagatam swagatam so what is going on Michael alright Alamos Allen Mubeen mm-hmm Amir

Lomas Alan Moore happen become Anissa obeyed do you have to shower is this a rather interesting personal question being asked to me a weight just as I begin the show do I have to that too before Fajr time if you have had intercourse hahaha quite a bit of an interest being taken in my personal routine I would say

right so and then it's full stop and Ramadan has asked me the question so I'm being asked by the month of Ramadan if I have to write well I take it await all right do you have to you can delay the shower you can relax you can delay the shower relax yourself okay rely on medical mati all right

okay so I'll be discussing a little later on today the topic of should women come out of the closet [Laughter] please our good friend Danny Boy [Music] Daniel hockey could I don't know how to pronounce his surname hottie could do I think that's how I think that does that mean real Jew I think that's what I don't know I don't that's why sounds like hockey could do like reality

to nevertheless tell oh now Mickey what's in a name arose this still arose I guess that's a bad example for this I suppose cancer is still cancer Oh Danny Boy we're gonna come to you a little later on and discuss what Satan and facade you are spreading throughout this by use of social media and by asking women to remain in the closet but what's going on

till then Saudi mostess any small Saudi carbonic or BDSM story towba Tata Tata hum toh Sharif log him Baba I just simply relay the stories as they come to me okay so I'm just allowing a conduit people that's that's innama ana conduit I'm bar a conduit okay so let me share this with you somebody messaged me after last week's

episode message me on snapchat and you know when they try to guilt trip you and they're trying these ones like oh I used to northie I used to follow you you know I I recommended you to many of my friends I tell many people to watch so they begin with all of this they're setting the setting the scene seemed set or I

see so it's like I used to do all of this and before you did used to crack jokes but now you've crossed all limits with your this week's episode so this was last week's episode you made jokes about the sphincter what's like I'm sorry he is this the sphincter

personified addressing me like why have I got a human colon that's made a face a snapchat account and has contacted me so this this avatar of the human colon we're saying you made jokes about the sphincter and about anal sex and this is now too much this is this one too much you know this one too much there's no

this no this won't cross all boundaries you know and like I said last week people beyond the sphincter there is just Kufa there is just darkness in Kufa so that's the according to this person I had metaphorically I had crossed the rubicon so to speak so this person said now I've had enough of you you know I can't believe you you can crack jokes about this and therefore I just you know I will never be recommending you to

anybody anymore and I will this this this this sound me like like like I don't is this a relationship breaking down I feel like I need to be in character and say well I think we can make this work but hold on no no no oh avatar of the human codon we can make this I could change [Laughter] maybe we can attend yoga classes where we can once again resume the strength in the codon we I'm sure there must be some

solution out there so he's like that hmm hmm oh now I'm never gonna be watching your show I'm never gonna be hmm this was a guy so I was like and my response was sorry who is this again I had to respond by saying sorry who are you remind me who you are again I had no

idea who this is so sometimes people give themselves too much value you know the value a value inflation I'm like me I don't got no idea who you are you need to mellow out the drama right because this is all right this this is all going on in your head this this saga right so yeah so anyway so I had that I thought I'd share that with you guys it's always interesting to see people's reaction I mean don't get me wrong

look my humor is twisted I'll say that from the beginning my humates twisty hands up hands up hands up and ends up my humor is twisted no you know people don't need to watch me they don't need to you know I mean some people will be like that I find that funny some people would be like mmm I find it tolerable some people might be like I find it intro some people might be like I find it disgusting some people like this guy might be like not another joke about the

the : but I think if you don't like something don't watch it simple simple solution people simplicity you like it you know mister I watch you know if I don't like it right no me go stud that's it I don't watch it it's as simple as look if you're relaxed man freedom you don't see them so what else is going on people

let's take some was he a Saudi national no the Saudi thing the sir the Saudi thing is just it's of its epic its of epic proportions yeah Salaam Saudi Arabia huh Saudi Arabia so on the bright side Saudi Arabia are making a little Las Vegas kind of island so I think MBS is gonna

open that soon so he's like well why don't we get all our Saudi millionaires instead of spending their money on over the weekend in Bahrain or in some of the other places in let's say close the the Emirates or whatever why don't they come to this island where there's like they just got casinos galore and it's a mini paradise basically so yep so that's news about Saudi Arabia but what else is going on people let me I'm trying to get

to Oh Cheryl combs picture has just come up let me just get to the polls so I can answer some questions that have been some people have said to me wolfy you never agaric I gotta share this later on but this is the this is what will be speaking about later on people that is a wardrobe a cupboard by Danny Boy Daniel hockey Gazoo and that's where his wife proudly he's presenting when his

wife now praise her Salah in in a cupboard boasting about it very proudly that this is they've revived the Sunnah Sunnah of stay in the closet people the Sanaa wardrobe looking for Narnia we're gonna come back to that a little later on but people say that the questions they post I haven't been answering them so let's take some of them to begin with

what the hell let's get this show on the road people on the road right yay yeah yeah yeah Muslim Malik what did I say I don't know what that question even means but opinion on jami al kiram huh look at a question opinion on Jamil Karim is he proudly punishing her these naughty

games where are you none estas Oh I spy in the cupboard but we're gonna Matt's gotta wait right now the cupboard narnia has to wait people let Narnia wait let's take some questions Abdul Rahman I'm sorry Abdul Rahim June yeah has asked a question can a woman change singing to her husband's when she gets married without affecting her

relationship with her father so this is I've wanted this on many occasions before look you can change your surname you can change this is more a cultural practice nowadays so in some parts of the world people do it and I gave the example of Pakistan that many in Pakistan it is a common custom for a woman to adopt the husband's surname now or sometimes they adopt the husband's first name I mean Pakistan and names are like it's an absolute mishmash it's a roller coaster

there is no there is no there is no method to the madness it's just chaos theory applied so names in Pakistani communities as an example mean nothing so you have a name and that's it your surname may not even be your surname so you may have for example your dad's first name as a surname you may have your dad's surname as your surname you may do that actually is very seldom happens because we don't have surnames

per se we have generic names like khan ahmed hussein mahmoud these names are not really they don't belong to a family they just belong to anybody's got them so you know and so we have names like that oh you might have your dad's first name as your surname so that might happen or so let's say your dad's name is Sajid Hussain you might have the name as Muhammad Muhammad Sajid which would be weird because then Muhammad nobody's gonna call you mom

call you by your dad's first name oh you might be Muhammad Husain so like this and then Pakistanis within the same family name different kids different surnames so it's just it's just like the feel like what do we feel they just go with the flow there isn't even a flow they just it's some kind of meandering going on there just so they might call this one like I said they might call this child let's say there's a name like like I said like let's say you've got a name like a common name like Khan with a

surname Khan so they might say okay this person's name is a bead Khan let's say now the next son they might just call him a generic a kind of like a double-barrelled name that sounds nice like zayn al-abideen like they might just say so Zayn is his first name and Abbey Dean becomes his surname they might name the third son something like Mohammad Iqbal so now you might have Mohammed gets written as his first name and Iqbal becomes his surname so

you've got three kids in three boys let's say all with different surnames who are all brothers and the dad's got an entirely different surname and then the girls in the family they'll give them a different generic surname like I don't know like nowadays I suppose less so be like these if be Begum Parveen is a common one cosa is a common one so they might say like selma cosa but they might say like you know so my Parveen like so these kind of names they will just add generic so everybody in the

family has got a different surname and the mother might have the surname is the first name of the father to really make it into a mishmash so there is no consistency the only consistency is the lack of consistency oh right so so you can imagine in that culture a woman taking the husband surname means nothing because it's not like her first surname meant anything anyway because their first surname was just

like Parveen or B or begum or Hannam or cosa or that said some families do there are some families that now do want to systematize and have a regular surname so they might say this is our family so the person might choose his grandfather or his father and set that name as a surname then all the siblings were all used that as a surname then all their children will use that as a surname so there are some people trying this now but my point is that look if you want to change the adopt the surname this LaRouche

okay large you're not aleikum it is lair but people love us it's all good it's all good all right so but if you don't want to and you want to retain your name that's absolutely fine as well either ways it's all good all right the comments had paused for the second time that is true Annie he just called his brother mentally ill for instance I don't know what that is please can you explain the difference between boronic recitations

awesome house evangelical evangelicals use it to claim the Iran was corrupted that's a very good question I've answered this previously I think there's a lot of misunderstandings surrounding the Quran many of these misunderstandings are truly a result of our own doing whether it's our direct doing or maybe the few generations before us and we have perpetuated and

continued the kind of that mistake or so what happened is the Quran the true nature of the Quran is is not how many people understand it today so many Muslims today because since colonialism many Muslims in in order to stand up against the colonial West what they started to say was things like your Bible is corrupted our Koran is perfect which fine but then they start to say things like our Koran

everywhere you go the poor and always been like this the Koran has which is fine overall but they took it to the extent of saying things like every vowel every letter will never be different in any version of the Quran and you see the problem with this was those Muslims that were saying these arguments either they were just zealous zealous overs zealously blind with the with the kind of argument that they forgot about this in the moment oh they were just really

sheltered Muslims that only lived in their community and only saw their community throughout their lifetimes and that makes a lot of sense in the past people weren't so internationally traveling they wasn't social media there was an international transport so people like let's say you lived in India you only really saw just India and that - not even the whole of India but your region of India pretty much you may in your lifetime engage with some foreigners if they came in contact with you but you wouldn't travel the world so you don't really know

what's going on in Mali with the Muslims over there you don't know what's going on with the Muslims in China you don't know about the Muslims in Bosnia for example all the Muslims in East Africa you've never really met or even seen what their culture is like so to you there's an understanding that all Muslims are like this and you have to remember that Hajj was becoming a revived practice and revived some nine the time of colonial kind of times prior to that had had been abandoned for a few centuries almost so

I mean not entirely abandoned but pretty much abandoned due to danger and other things so now when Muslims started to say things like no vowel of the Quran is different everything is the same everything saying that helped for the moment you see what you did was you kind of you saw a leak let's say there was a leak in the roof and you stuck a plaster or some sellotape to kind of block this leak and then what happened is you've passed that sellotape so to speak or

this these kind of plasters onto those people who came after you they've repeatedly done the same the problem with this is this is not a real solution to the leaking roof what you ought to do is undo these this kind of temporary a very very momentary kind of response and you ought to kind of build and fix in this case fix the roof where it's leaking you ought to fix the problem provide a detailed solution now Muslims generation for a few generations

reinforce this idea the problem with this was that although it's helped Muslims of that generation in saying yes yes we've got it you know it is us unaltered nothing altered when it reached our time and we've got books upon books with people having written this now with social media and readily available Islam diverse Islam all these other readings have manifested of the Quran and they are practiced in certain parts of the world so now Muslims some Muslims have found themselves dumbfounded like what will

what do we do and the truth was that that was never true what those people said okay the truth is the quran was revealed with a certain amount of fluidity when it was revealed now that sounds quite strange to us now because we've become so settled with this understanding of utter micro micro permanence and immutability so because of that we find this strange but when the Quran was revealed there was a level of kind of fluidity as it was being

revealed during the lifetime of the Prophet and then it settled in the ways that is settled and the only best examples I can give of this is like where people were saying and this is a really poor analogy it's it's not a good analogy but it's the the best I can think of to try to make some sense to you it's like saying English if English the way Americans will have certain usages that we wouldn't in the UK and how maybe Australians would have certain

usage that we wouldn't over here and how if we said something they would replace it with their words or they would use similar words this is the kind of understanding so then what's happened is after the prophet's time these this fluidity was the-- but with Earthmen rhodiola on he narrowed it down i mean it was the first narrowing attempt was with a worker of the allahu anhu turned the the quran into a book form which we call a massage then with Othman who narrowed it with a

single script okay now these languages Arabic is called a an object language I mean object this actually ironically this is taken from Arabic this linguistic this is a term used in philology and study of languages for those language languages which don't have diacritical kind of markings so that you can't see the vowels on them and you have other you have other languages that will have the vowels

present as you write them so as you kind of saw what you've read is as you pronounce and an indo-european to some extent some of them don't like or do is an objet language but hindi actually has its vowels written with it so it's so my point of saying this is when you lock in a script but don't have vowels there could be different ways of reading it so when we write letters we don't know exactly how to read it now the Arabs just had a flow and some people read it slightly different and they just all went with it awesome and all these

people you know that you're gonna get that started to whether it's going to be from the time of narf air or people whether it's going to be kowloon or any of these kind of people who took the Quran all it was was that this style of reading just became popular and this is not motivated in the way people you know this is not what people say like people have turned their reading into something like this is it this is the that all it was was that just became the popular way of reading the Quran and Huff's through

Assam became a popular way which people kind of made a very formal version and we have that today popularly I mean other people have wash from Mathia and these are the recitations as well but my point is they are all just ways of being able to read the Quran does it change subtle meanings it does change subtle meanings does it change it does change certain letters at times it changes subtle pronunciations at times

it doesn't have any drastic overly like such a macro shift in meaning but that was the dynamic and fluid nature of the Quran which if we accepted that from the beginning we would never have had a problem but it was only because of our colonial past that those scholars who did it with good intention but they set out a path which was actually inaccurate and we all walked down it so that's why so I hope that helps okay so the Quran

does have some fluidity to it how strong is the argument of oral tradition as proof what does that mean as I'm not sure what that exactly means what about the things called etirsa etirsa is simply transmitting like you give somebody permission it's like a license I give you the license to teach this in the Quran we do have each other I mean I have each as in the Quran like I've read the whole Quran to somebody who'd read it to his teach every trace teacher

right back to the Prophet now that said that doesn't mean the Quran has to be transmitted through age as I doesn't this is just a kind of scholastic heritage that we just have it's like a pop up a part of the the legacy the tradition we do it more for tradition purposes and to show that we you know we've gone to these lengths to do this it's not something which you is necessary how can I stop how can I stop to mess up my head by wondering what is

Haram and halal all the time and going online that's a very interesting question I think look you have to not be OCD not kind of go have all these super what's wasa going on in my understanding I would say that look things in Islam by default are always permissible unless proven to the contrary so to prove something is Haram you need overwhelming clear-cut evidence that is conclusive

that's how I that's how many of the scholars in the past operated that's how I operate so that is that what I generally teach people that said if you have a ruling and you're you can just go with what you your kind of heart is inclined to if you came across an opinion and you felt that look that opinion resonates with me you can go with that there's nothing wrong about this you know these rulings people these rulings are not bigger than the religion the Dean was here to connect people with God these rulings are

important but they are not the end of everything because this is the laughs in everything I'm telling you there is st laughs in every opinion almost almost okay so it's just that you might not know it that's all somebody's asked for an explanation of Mosley speaking to God through the burning bush I've explained this previously I have also explained in

previous sessions how how Dumbledore was a volcano in northwest Africa and there is and the burning bush was a result of fumes volcanic fumes that kind of that do that there are these few more missions that perpetuate perpetually remain on fire I mean at least for several you know whether it can be several days or things like this now that's what the burning bush was most

likely now as to things like how did Musa al-salaam speak to God we don't know but he obviously heard something and he heard was this an actual thing out there heard through the Aral you know faculties or was this inside his head that he was hearing it however it was we just truly do not know

when you coming to Copenhagen RI you shall love why not why not psychedelic experience why not all right let's take some questions that people have put on here as well I almost I almost forgot people I almost I almost forgot don't go Barney Calle masala hey Dutch cocoa Nick it was for sailing that's the was it some

awesome daily distress man to nature heart O Rama Hari ranked if you want it is only by your desire that we will remain forever green that he says that's that's a new poet I've been listening to a bit the Zee huffy I like his style you know the guy has got some style alright I gotta say I gotta say people like gotta say somebody said what happened to last week's Monday Night Live I can't

see it on YouTube it should be on YouTube I'll check it up I will check it out people would you please tell me what is the meaning of Milford is in the context its context is changed in Asian countries and people are spreading nonsense based on it mirtha I'm not sure I mean my understanding I don't know the context in which Imran I'm Jed is asking this question but milk Farah in Arabic generally was like like a helmet kind of thing that was worn on

the head and people usually I suppose the Arabs kind of tied like a turban around it if you like sometimes and that's my understanding the mid-thought when standing at graves with Monroe the Elan would weep until his beard was wet when he asked I've answered this prior previously has Jamrock all right wait a minute I've answered these before if Shaitaan is as best simply an insinuation I've answered this in just two weeks ago in detail I had to eat indicates that some women will have

heads that look like the humps of camel and they will never enter paradise cuz you can't have can I mean you can't have deformed people walking around in paradise with heads like with a hump on their head like a camel I mean I hardly look like a paradise really with deformed people walking around because of this please clarify the meaning of this hadith this hadith is not actually

a sahih hadith this hadith is to do with the end of times and to do with women having a certain style which is silly really because it makes no difference let's think about it rationally what difference does this make if a woman has I don't know like Britta braided it here or if she has a ponytail or if she has it as Weezy as a kind of bun on her head what difference does that make I mean apart from a style difference both the humps so much they have are the

style difference I mean what difference does it make it's like his his is a girl so she's Brady they're here yeah she's got a plaque she's got this kind of braid so everything's okay then she puts it that's a ponytail things are okay and then she wraps that that's fun and the wrath of God strikes down upon with great vengeance Oh eternal damnation you're going to hell I mean what the hell is what kind of a ridiculous absurd

statement would that be so it's not come on God's not gonna go all berserks because a woman has tied her hair on top of her head so that makes no sense whatsoever and I explained previously there's a very famous hadith that that they that women towards the end of time and I believe it's also this is also a part of that hadith in some narration maybe this is an isolated narration as well this you know but as part of that narration there is a hadith that there will be women towards the end of time that they will be dressed as though

they're not dressed a larger till cast yet my left and mommy lat and you know they'll sway and they'll have these and you know they'll be they'll have clothes but it's as though they don't that they it's as though then they are naked I mean they're not naked but it's as though this is the hadith and that they in any mentions these kind of things that they hear will be like these and that they will hold onto certain kind of you know which saw something and I know people are getting all kinds of images now we're kind of like all the men in

the room are like oh oh yeah yeah yeah of course of course Imams are so and it mentions these things that they will not smell the fragrance of Jenin you know they will be from the Hellfire and blah blah blah blah blah and this is a narration from Abu Haider Ali alone I'm saying the profits of this aha but and I've exposed this previously this is also a narration which comes

from Kabul bar saying I have read in the Jewish Bible it said and the exact same narration and Kabbalah bar was one of the teachers who influenced with his teachings I will read only Allah on so so you can easily see that look sometimes they could be that maybe either people listening to Abu Huraira mix things up later on so people sitting in so imaginable rater sat here today and he transmitted ten hadith in a role let's say he did 10 hadith and then he

just transmitted to kind of two statements to admonish people like kind of preacher statements which he heard from Kabbalah bar let's say now he said oh and the Prophet said this and the Prophet said this and the prophecy and by the way a time will come when women will be dressed like this and they will be doing this and they won't smell the fragrance of Jannah now it could be that he never said at that point that the Prophet said this but the people listening couldn't make a distinction because they just heard ten narrations of the Prophet saying this and then

they've heard him saying this so they just assumed this is also said by the Prophet it could be that the mistake is from him as well that he made a mistake and he mixed up certain narrations or it could be other people I mean but the point is the Prophet did not say these things these things are all Israel yet or Jewish or judeo-christian sources that's where they come from so there's nothing you know this style of women wearing a kind of like a camel camel hump just sounds a bit dodgy nevertheless it's not

Haram you know look look at all honesty a guy isn't gonna go totally mad because the woman has a her hijab as shape of a camel hump like a guy's not gonna be like you know everything's normal oh my god biess mold me and it'll control myself I have seen the camel hump you know the camel hump so we can relax it's nothing you know these kind of things are clearly made up as you can

see okay so right does reciting ayatul kursi and then blowing on the house doors save the house from being burgled is this a practice from the Sun not proof this door is burglar-proof but the thieves the burglars are gonna come

through the window though so the burglar says to the to the to the house owner do you know why we didn't come through your door because you obviously read ayatul kursi on it have you not read eyes alcoci we would have kicked the door in and we would have come through the door but because you realize and could see we just came through the window instead you know it's it's it's it's this kind of innocence is

kind of sweet it's kind of cute oh these are on cue you know it's like if you call out an alarm company and they charge you all these you know a few hundred pounds to set up something and they just turn up and they just go you know like he just begins because Allah Allah Allah he just blows on the that'll be that that'll be 399 pounds only only comfort this one this one covered this one not protected you're like does that happen

does that protection have like a subscription does it have to be renewed or is this like unlimited protection or is this like just and the best part is they say it's only 24 hours so you have to do every day so the power of God has an expiry date the Word of God the Word of God is strong it can prevent burglars but only up to 24 hours then then this aren't too much you know now you are over 24 hours you knew naughty naughty you must repeat

repeat the prescription you're like why does it expire no only 24 hours right so so the burglar is outside like this burglars like all right lads just got five minutes to go quickly let's finish that last cigarette sorry lads ayatul kursi has now expired let's let's go in and they like well Sorry Sorry mate your idol cool six how do have you repeatedly ah then clearly we wouldn't have been

able to in but so these things aren't really easy and the problem with this is I'll tell you the problem with this stuff there's no harm in just reading ayatul kursi or reading any verses of the Quran and kind of you know for yourself to kind of assure yourself or to kind of have it as a blessing you know this this is really folklore religion like it's what I suppose common people will do but it's not really in the essence of the religion but people

will do it anyway there's no big deal like if somebody said look I recite these things fine if they help you and these things on a mental level can help but the problem with this is that it can lead to a culture of superstition right where there is say it Mia right absolutely there is no awesome on ethanol silent an osa you see it can lead to a culture of superstition now somebody could feel that oh my god today I forgot to I forgot to kind of blow on the house I

don't know how you blow on in the entire house by the way I mean unless it's a miniature version right so this this one can also be misconstrued hey blow on me [Laughter] this one could be misconstrued at the pizza you know I said blow me I said blow on me they wasn't on this one misconstrued peace up on you take this in to extortion you know this one not

nice you know so this I don't know how you could blow on the whole house but let's say you go around blowing right all over the house or those on the points of entry and exit that is hilarious though but you blow there let's say on the windows all the windows in the house and it could breathe a culture of superstition where if you don't do that someday you might feel like oh my god now I'm gonna get burgled because I haven't blown on the windows

or I haven't and let's say something let's say god forbid that you did something horrible happened like you got or somebody smashed your window or you did somebody did get vocal let's say god forbid now in that circumstance if they hadn't prayed this they might think oh this is my fault because I didn't pray the so do you see how this then becomes a reinforced superstition so I think this is why I advise against

this kind of stuff right so that yes it'll Hanafy who does intellectual masturbation of what the hell he blocked me ZD Baba I read out you think cello ha you see so I've seen a post by Molly McCurry you know Molly McCurry our good old friend father Gonzalez right so father Gonzalez those of you who know him yes a little Hanafi did a

post where he shared a video which I already responded to last week about multi Abu layth insulting Imam Noah we and and saying homosexuality is permissible I first of all I've explained all of that so it's useless me saying that again in summary I did say some scholars have said homosexuality was permissible I didn't say I'm saying it and I didn't say that the majority I actually clearly said the majority didn't however I do feel that that is the laughs if some people took it they took it it's up to them I I don't have

to agree with them but I should I can't stop people from saying no you can never act by that position like if some people took if they took it they took it I mean it doesn't mean I have to take the position it doesn't mean you have to take the position it doesn't mean father Gonzalez has to come out of the closet but what it means is that you look people there are people out there who are homosexual and they are Muslim now at the end of the day if that's them that's them what what can we do about these 10 things there's nothing

we can do now you can keep saying to then look oh but if they did say that yes there are some opinions I quoted called the Yehia black therm and other colors of the past that didn't consider homosexuality haram and they used verses of the Quran to justify if these people were following them fine I mean if it gay if it made their life work I don't have to agree with the conclusion I don't have to agree with their thing but what difference does it make to me that was my point and in all honesty you know these guys I'm just saying these people like movie mercury and these people they I wouldn't be

surprised you know all these people who are incredibly homophobic I wouldn't be surprised if deep down they have homosexual kind of inclinations because this is you know this is scientifically proven right I'm not saying look I'm not no no no no no I'm not saying this this is science Sciences that there's been Studies on many priests Christian priests and by the way you know Maury

McCurry father Gonzalez and other people like him who are incredibly homophobic have this strong intense that they have to keep reminding the world that they hate homosexuals like yet today I must remind the world again how much I hate homosexuals it's like okay bro why this urge but anyway the you know there's a test that you that has been conducted that many people did so there was a test in America in the Bible Belt with a lot of priests where they applied a small

apparatus you know these small electronic nodes to the to the area down there you know the area the special area you know and what they did is they showed them just images of homograph sorry homophone homosexual pornography so they showed these priests images of homosexual porn and they just flicked through and they showed work normal people as well like normal men this was mainly I believe it was mainly with men it may have had women as well what they

did was the the the electronic nodes that they've got attached down there they can sense micro micro kind of stimulation and that wouldn't normally like so it wouldn't be like a full erection but it would start tingling a little tingling down there you know a little subtle subtle so and most of the priests who were incredibly homophobic demonstrated a they had a reactionary stimulation so basically they downstairs

was saying when they were looking at the image you're teasing me these I would garrote you know what I would I would bet I would bet that most of these movies that are incredibly expressive ly passionately homophobic most of them right will trigger stimulation if they were brave enough to take this test maybe we can facilitate maybe we can get in touch to get this research conducted

and we will undertake the costs if mantri Macario these people are prepared to take this test I guarantee you we would find very interesting results in es muy interesante because I'm pretty sure you know that's what's bothering these people that they see you know it's like Carl Jung would say that those people who hate something passionately it's usually something that reminds them of the of a part of themselves that they're hating

this so that's my so if Monte mercury does watch this father Gonzales bless forgive us our Father for we have sinned but my second request is if you are interested maybe I can reach out to some of those scientists and we can maybe arrange for the funds to be covered if you participate all in the name of research people research no no pleasure I'm not saying he's gonna be looking at those homosexual images with pleasure it's only research research research

people anyway right so our mind for the praise accepted if you praise at home can you imagine movie mockery on Jeremy Kyle taking a home all artists that would be hilarious that would be hilarious right if you had to pick one would you stick to really Sharif or

Dubin you know look I say we don't need to pick there are many great people I've got teachers in both areas and among Salafis I've actually been to all three institutes and I have friends and followers and teachers and associates like that that I would from all these groups you know the group isn't I mean I don't agree with group mentality and I don't support groups but the group isn't the men isn't the issue it isn't what I'm trying to say is a group is an issue but it's not collective guilt it's not

like anybody who really has to be a dim weight or has to be like this or anybody who's a deal Bundy has to be a kind of caveman or something like it's not like that but the problem is some voices amongst these people are incredibly cancerous to Islam and our day and age and it's that mindset that needs to be challenged so I'm not here to eliminate or deal bunt or Braille we share Eve or any of these places and I wouldn't that wouldn't even cross my mind and I wouldn't be interested if somebody said to me I'm a deal Mandi I have no problem

with that somebody said to me I'm a Braille Vee I have no problem with that I mean I do personally have a like I wouldn't want to be in a group or a sect because in a group you always have groupthink it does not matter it's as Nietzsche said that look he said insanity is the exception in individuals but the norm in groups groupthink is always insane because it's about control it's about things like that I wouldn't want to be partner I wouldn't advise people to be part passionately part of a cult but that's not the issue here the issue is this mentality needs to change

and a lot of these movies are realizing that they're becoming more and more irrelevant and with the day and age and younger people today can't even relate to them at all they can't really even forget to younger people they can't even relate to the normal person outside of the immediate cave so this is this is the issue so they have a choice either they change or they sink the ship you know it's as the poet says that couch now bunts a cathode aboard a English

Safina you know if nothing else then I'm telling you I will sink the ship he says Gooch 'no bunts occur the devoting is a phenom Sahil [ __ ] some minute they threw fun occurring here then he says that we won't bow down to the storm although this poem is in a courageous light but they say will sink the ship now so many of these people are happy to sink the ship of Islam just so long as they don't have to compromise and amongst them are people in some way like Daniel haqiqa the Jew who's not really a trained scholar of Islam but

nevertheless they like him because he can speak English and he's Western and he's been to Harvard and things like this and it's amazing anybody that kind of toes the line on anything they will absolutely praise so so for example when it comes to me they will attack me for let's say my beard now that's old news but they used to once upon a time but they could find somebody else clean-shaven all with a very small beard but he toes that line and then all of a sudden he's fine so on tribalism you

know tribalism so my tribe good your tribe no good so this is the this is the problem you see you know there is this hadith right somebody's asked me about this hadith of even a place that he says I went to help somebody and and presumably it was to fight for said Ali and he said to him that look the Prophet said go

back for the Prophet said if two Muslims meet with their swords then both the fighter and the one who is being fought are both in the Hellfire now I would think these kind of meanings are valid in Islam what that means is this is a a kind of warning to its it's a it's to deter a deterrent to kind of stop people from having fights and doing things so these kind of teachings that look you're both in the wrong like just stop it like anyway you know if you're fighting don't

fight that is the main message behind this so I am in support of that I do support that kind of understanding alright somebody had mentioned on the issue of Marcus Aurelius not V the ancient Marcus Aurelius but from Facebook has mentioned that I agree with your take on the 15th of Shaban but here is a video clip of week using we Cadiz by multi man Guerra move T up the rock

man bangerra now look using weak hadith I don't agree with it right generally speaking unless I did say in my video clip look if people want to celebrate the 15th of Shaban they can do right they can do there's no big deal with that but I just feel you shouldn't guilt trick people who don't do it because really not doing it is the position of the Sun now it is what the it is what the Prophet sorry I'm just

laughing at I heard something but this it is what the the prophet salallahu alaihe salam and the companions it would have been their position that they didn't celebrate these things these are just weak hadith now if you want to use it for your personal personal use this is a bit like cannabis we Khedive I like cannabis that's what I would say I mean they're not Haram personal use religiously I don't think would be that much of an issue but intend to supply this one is a problem you know so this

is the problem that preaching it and pushing it forward I think is the main issue with these things so if a person wants to do it they can I don't see any big deal with with that was about honey fighting competent in the field of hadith no imam abu hanifa rahim allah was not incompetent it was a great look my mobile honey phone was a legend the hanafis today the majority not all but the majority of the hanafis today are a

disappointment and really are traitors so harsh would okay okay i'll real that one backing right but they are they have betrayed the imam put it like that maybe unknowingly maybe a lot of them unknowingly but they've kind of betrayed his legacy of of free thinking of critical thought of ease of Athene of ease of all these things they really kind of gone against him they've really big dup other people especially latter-day saints the Church of

latter-day saints it's a bit like that really is you know people like even Abbey Dean if not happy Dean is of the you know they huge like from about approximately about give or take two hundred years ago his Fatah what'll my star is given quasi divine status almost in Hanafy fit it doesn't matter imam abu hanifa had to say this man's personality is what defines a lot of modern-day Hanafy filk and obviously people before him as well I'm not saying if Nabi Dean himself changed everything but he was like the seal he was the

cement that concretize this this Frankenstein version of Hanafy v now so yeah I mean but imam abu hanifa was a legend himself absolutely one of my heroes imam abu hanifa and i feel that you know my personally feel my way of thinking is very much in line with imam abu hanifa style that's what i think but uh obviously the many hanafis will disagree but I think if Imam Abu Hanifa was alive today he and I would hit it

off proper that's what I think that's general and what I think is what matters to me sound like a properly insane person you know I knew this person once who was going through some difficulty he was sectioned and this isn't a story about me by the way you know when people say oh I had a friend I have a friend and then they're talking about them and the friend wants to get my reheat right

but so I had this I need this person and he was sectioned once in a in a mental psych ward so he was caught in some crime and he him and some other people and then he took them the mental you know like let's play mental he took that angle and the other person with him didn't and they just I don't know if there were two or three people with him but whatever but they just they all got done right they all got done for some crime and they went in for a few years to present

they all got released but this guy that that I knew he had pleaded kind of no pleaded but he set himself up to to look insane kind of thing so he got sectioned and the interesting thing was that you see he was perfectly fine in fact he was a very intelligent guy I mean he was he was a chilled out like a chiller you know like somebody it wasn't like you know who's somebody you can imagine would get into trouble but he was very intelligent though very sharp very kind of young lad and he so first of all he tried to fight the medication and they

zombify you when you they you know they give you this medication because I once visited him and he was like a zombie he was like you know like and he could speak but you could see the the delay in reaction time but his behavior was good generally and he you know did all the courses they told him and and he was due to be like you he was up for whatever they call it their version of parole whatever so he was up for for that and when he went to the board they asked him like you know like what do you have to say for yourself and he said to them

look I'm I'd like to to say that look I'm not mentally insane and you know I'm okay and look I've been doing my courses I've been to college and I've done this and I've done this and and they they said sorry that you see your problem is that you don't accept that you're insane so so I mean I'm laughing at it but it's it's a tragedy so what happened is he then got rejected then he went again like I think you could only apply every six months or something he applied again

and they said like well not sorry you know you don't the problem is you don't accept that you're insane so he did that like you did that like two or three times then what he did is he switched strategy so he said to them that all right look I accept he said that I've actually acknowledged that I have meant health issues but I can see that I've worked with them and stuff like this and so they said are well done see now you accept that you have mental health issues that you're insane so now this is

all more of a reason to keep you here so we can work with you to improve you oh my god oh my god that was so and then eventually they did release him but that what a what a horrific thing like you see if you tell them you're not insane they say you're insane for not recognizing you're insane and if you say you are insane they say oh well that justifies you being yeah it's horrific man

ya Salam ya Salam right so they did keep him in longer eventually I mean I think they kept him in probably another year or something then they released him eventually but he had the the point of that was he had spent double the time locked up what his CODIS had spent there for doing the initial crime because the insanity thing was crazy anyway so what else is going on people about the 40 hadith are they important to learn Eddie

from Switzerland are right Eddie you're doing it you doing it right look 40 hadith is just a nice number there are certain hadith which are mainly weak but that the Prophet said whosoever memorize 40 of my hadith but I think that meaning you see that this is an example of using weak hadith I think the meaning of trying to say look why don't you commit it's a nice easy number committed to memory like why don't you learn 40 hadith of the Prophet I think see now using even if you didn't have that hadith let's say but memorizing the hadith of the Prophet would be a nice

thing anyway so here's something to give you a nice round number 40 so that's absolutely fine I think things like even though it's not such a the hadith may have problems to it but it's a nice thing to do to memorize the hadith of the Prophet so a lot of scholars have authored several books about 40 hadith Mufti did you study out less hard uh I did some part some very brief kind of training courses when I went there to al-azhar that were arranged in the fatwa kind of thing so but that's but that's it really

and I've benefited from the mushaf Aviles heart I am in touch with a few of them some of them of these they're who run one of you know some of them who are the head of the fatwa faculty and who deal especially with International Liaison zand things like that so yep can we talk about women just staying home when performing Salah can you recite the doors in the Quran in your mind or does he have to be recited verbally right now this is an

interesting one when you're praying how do you recite do you go like what do you just go look there's no generally people would read something so they would probably be reading like they usually kind of will silently verbalize the kind

of actions so it's like a silent recitation so they will be reading so it's like but it's not an actual reading you understand if you did read it on your own that's fine you can read it aloud you can read it quietly to yourself you can read it like that you can be saying like

you can do all of that that's fine but if you're reading with people it depends I mean if you're just reading recitation I suppose but other things might be disturbing other people around you like if you're praying person next to you is praying you might be distracting for the other person so I think that's not a good thing to do yeah I mean you can somebody said Choudhry Usman said but you can at least hear your own voice yeah I mean you can do these things my

point is more about not being not inconveniencing others around you that's more my point Jon Snow asks does Mufti does the Caribbean have an island course and Mufti Maliki calls the Caribbean was an amazing Institute I think there are some efforts to try to revive some of the some of the faculties and things they otherwise in the last few decades Clara Wien seems to have suffered and

almost died a tragic in me death but there are still scholars near but the question is like you know there are very forward-thinking scholars in Tunis as well I mean in Tunisia the the one lift are the the fatwa council with share but the year I think he was the head I don't know if he still is but he had given some very challenging Fattah were like and very contemporary and very like things like that inheritance is the same regardless of gender that was a recent photo ah was it last year the year

before given by them they've given quite a few Futaba that are very radical and of the age and they gave the fatwa about women can marry of their choice that they even the restriction from the state shouldn't be a statutory restriction so they gave the fatwa saying that the state impose even religion on like if a woman wanted to marry a Christian let's say that's her personal choice whether we agree with it or not from a religious point of view there's debate but my point is are what their point was that

the state shouldn't enforce that upon the women when it doesn't enforce it on the men so that was their point so they do give some very interesting fat our aka Allah has asked two questions his sports gambling permissible question - in the infancy Gospels it states that Jesus blew into a clay bird that came

alive right okay so right so first of all let's take the biblical the infancy Gospels of Thomas isn't I believe they that by the way is not the same as the Gospel of Thomas so there is the infancy gospel and there is the Gospel of Thomas as well now generally the infancy gospel is considered to be a picker of apocryphal right so it's unreliable by

Christian sources and they feel that it was just influenced and stories made up and that people added to them it may have I don't know you see I have said previously about the about Jesus blowing into the birds of clay and bringing them to life what was this so I have mentioned that look we don't fully understand that there's certain explanations one explanation is that this is simply a

metaphor if it is a parable because Jesus would speak in parables so when we say things like he made the the blind see or he brought the dead back to life or he brought birds that were clay and made them into living birds that could fly away that this was all a parable because Jesus spoke in parables he was one of the few prophets who ever spoke in parables and this is what he was doing as in a parable for this is what the the peace people had become locked in it was like they were a clay of you

know a bird that had no real use but his teaching of the good news hence the gospel just means the good news was not only to bring animate and bring it to life but it would liberate it and he could fly away this is how some of the scholars have understood this like Maulana Abdul Karim la3 in his stuff seed I think that is a nice understanding the other understanding would mean that they would mean that it was a literal we take it literally in that case if you did take it literally it still wouldn't have a

supernatural understanding to it there would be some explanation so when you're saying things like the people were dead you you would be saying that they were perceptibly dead but not actually dead so people for example who may have been had a very low kind of pulse and things like this perceptibly dead but Jesus assisted them and they and and and there's only two people Lazarus Lazarus and you're gonna get one other incident you're not gonna get many cases of Jesus bringing the dead back to life so that's the errand and the blind as well that He healed them according to some theories

you see Jesus had traveled in his early time in his early age that's a theory once again by certain Christian sources as well and some Buddhist sources that he traveled to the Buddhist regions and studied with them and then came back now according to some of these theories that Jesus learnt certain meditation techniques and certain kind of Eastern healing methods that were popular in the Middle East so things like like I'm not saying it was but like reiki and things like this that are very Eastern where people heal with certain kind of they

have certain methods so they say theory I'm not saying this is what it was but there's a theory that Jesus had picked up certain healing techniques and healing methods walls he was away and then when he returned he had these practices he also he's his whole thing about patience and was very kind of Buddhist like too so this is those people who are inclined to that theory there is a book about this I do have it actually someone I thought it

might just be around here if I did have you know I mean I've got it definitely but I might have put her away over there so that goes through the whole the essays of if you look at the this it's on it's on Amazon as well the life of Issa but they spell it as I think is the I double si because the Jew the Buddhist record state that a man came from the east from the Middle East sorry from the Middle East from the West to them whose who had the name Issa and he he was a young lad and he spent many years with them with the Buddhist monks so there

were these records that were found in in the in the 19th century and things like this nevertheless these are some suggestions the point is whatever it was it wasn't something super natural his tarot card reading forbidden you see tarot card reading the problem isn't the cards the problem isn't just you know giving out the cards and reading them the problem is the belief and the superstition if somebody isn't going to be impacted and they're doing

it for a laugh and they're very sure of themselves that's fine I mean it wouldn't be Haram in that sense but the problem is many people get very influenced by this and then you it's a self-fulfilling prophecy like it's really interesting actually I I don't know if I've mentioned this previously imagine you you see imagine you wrote a book Oh about imagine somebody wrote a book about you right now in this book they said that so let

so say they wrote a book about me oh but I'm giving you this as a thought experiment so this is about you and somebody said that Oh in this book they write that oh the future you contacted this person travelled in time and told him that look you or to become in the future let's say it's me I'm to become a Mufti and I will end up giving lessons and doing live Q&A s and doing these kind of things and teaching people and I will be known for strange opinions or it might say in your book that you know you

become a teacher or an accountant or a doctor or or you've run a company or you work in a shop or or there's something about you or you decide to get married late or you decide to get married early and I imagine it mentions these things now you read this book now by reading it you end up thinking like I know inspired is a strong word but that kind of triggers your actions to do it like imagine I read and I think well oh that's interesting I move thee mm-hmm and now I do go and become a multi or

you do read anything hmm get married early and then you actually do get married early what I'm for or late what I'm trying to say is which triggered which and in by by that understanding could you lend some legitimacy to this person saying that Oh in the future the person came and told him that you'd be doing this or imagine he never said the future something he just said I prophesize this but you reading the prophecy thereby triggers your subconscious to do it now this isn't just by the way what I'm saying is

not just a load of hot air if you think of like hate G world's and his book on the atom bomb now when during the early 20th century when atomic things were becoming quite the the the vogue they were becoming the thing everybody was into about it's the future is gonna be all about this kind of this you know the account atomic staff the structures when uranium was kind of really being explored and its facilities were coming forward and the decades that led into the kind of

research what does your uranium kind of what can it do and what kind of properties does it have and how come it leaves this kind of glow and you know why is it so unstable and you see during this time and in the run-up to World War two during this time what right Wells writes a book in which he describes that the people in the future have what he terms an atom an atom bomb now when he's writing this book nobody has an atom bomb this idea I mean I don't know but

document it this idea doesn't exist document I'm not saying no human may have had the idea obviously he's Adi is writing it as a story but he's writing this just as a as a tale of fiction he says that in the future atomic things are so whatever in use and everybody is using atomic nuclear energy atomic energy and humans have what is called an atom bomb this book then influences the readers so people like zilart who read this become to think

they are influenced to believe that the Germans not only can this be made but they think the Germans are actually on to making an atom bomb so Ziller drew lacks a certain amount of influence he gets in touch he wants to warn the Americans and tell them to that they should be doing something because if the Nazis develop this atom bomb the world is screwed so what he comes up with like he doesn't have any influence on the on the president of the US or anything but he reached out to Einstein because

as a fellow scientist who then writes to the White House triggering you know the whole Los Alamos and the whole kind of project that the Manhattan Project that they set up to make the atom bomb it then later emerges that Germany had no plan and had no atom bomb they hadn't there wasn't no lab and there was no experiment and there was no project Zillah tries to stop the American government from going in it but he's obviously sidelined he protests and the Americans go ahead and continue to create what is the world's first atom

bomb and then that leads to them needing to test it and in reaction to Pearl Harbor you have Hiroshima and then a few days later Nagasaki now the whole thing like what I'm trying to say is if you look take this story of what Wells wrote about the atom bomb he wrote it as a matter of fiction but that fiction changed the world as we know it today the entire world will never be the same now because some

people reading that believe that oh actually we could make an atom bomb and so this is one of those amazing paradoxes where fiction is influencing reality which is influencing fiction which is influencing reality and it's it's a me I'm een it's it's it's so amazingly you know it's so kind of overwhelming to think about but it is how this world I mean just think about that people think about so with tarot cards I know this was I I

kind of went off track but what I was trying to say is if you read like if they tell you something like you're gonna die or somebody close to you will die or somebody you know all of something tragic that might lead you to creating a very dangerous mindset in which you might actually become self-destructive if you understand what I'm saying right so about the the gambling thing I've mentioned before that look gambling is Haram for the reasons that are self-evident

it's around because it's a highly destructive force it's Haram because it's something which even you could take the UK as an example or any country you live in just googled you the gambling debts in that country they've ridiculous horrendous it destroys families destroys homes destroys lives I know some people and I've come across several other cases of people who are who have come to know but not personally but just know them through a kind of semi-professional atmosphere that who have struggled with gambling and their relationships are

broken down and they've lost their homes and families and so gambling is Haram for that reason it's just Islam made it Haram as a safeguarding measure does that apply to all kinds of gambling in my understanding these things like playing lotto or scratch cards or you know playing the national lottery for example although I don't I don't personally do any of these thing I don't play the national lottery I've never played the National Lottery I don't think I've ever I've ever played

any kind of lottery I may have some point and you know I can't recall it but maybe some point in life I bought some scratch cards or something but I'm not inclined that way as a person so much but my point is the reason I mentioned that it's just in case people say oh you know he's saying this to justify his own whims and desires right I'm not and I'm not an advocate of gambling but that said I don't feel at that level these things are Haram I feel this was speaking about gambling as it's done in casinos or amongst people privately but on that level where people were it

becomes this kind of or where it can lead to this whole series of a lifestyle choice is not this you know buying the raffle ticket or buying a scratch card or playing the national lottery spending a pound or whatever it cost nowadays I don't know but that's not what it's in my understanding these things are not Haram or if people put together some money for a good cause and they said look let's have the winner takes it all

I don't believe that harm no King the President of Sudan claimed the Malky method allows the ruler to kill 30% of a population to maintain leadership can you comment on this look man fears you see I don't know he said that but he probably would have said it for obviously South Sudan and Darfur that's

why he probably said it look I think these things are a tragedy first of all just touching upon the Maliki issue that I believe there is a ruling of learning within the multi-method who said that in based on masala masala if a person was if you were on a ship and you had to basically chuck off 1/3 to save 2/3 he said it's ok he felt allow me who is a great fatty of my leaky mother you can't actually

see up there but on that shelf up there there's a book of his in many volumes the top seller which is a rated authoritative work within the Malcolm method now he's also one of the four people who Saleem relies upon in his mother so now you see I am NOT saying obviously I don't agree with I'm not that you can kill people I don't agree with that at all but what I'm trying to say is I can see where he was trying to come from he was trying to say that look the whole ship is gonna sink if a certain amount of people you let them slip you could save the majority

now logically that kind of makes sense logically that you'd rather save you know the the greatest what is it the greatest good for the greatest number but obviously the problem here would be well that's okay so far so long as I'm not on the sinking side I'm not I'm not amongst that one third that they're gonna choke into the sea then it's all good so this is the question who do you bloody chuck to the sea like hmm who's gonna get it I suppose you could gamble

so that Lucky's thing let me never said that the ruler could kill it never said that he his scenario is to do the ship that say people in the past would have said these kind of things so many so for example for people like Aurangzeb or the Mughals or the great moguls of India Akbar and you know shah jahan and all these great Jahangir and these kings and the Ottoman rulers that people did give ruling saying look it's okay for the yea to be sacrificed for the Sultan you know some porn selamat it's like so

long as the king is all good we're all good obviously that these kind of photos were bizarre but they were issued some of the humble ease gave the Ottomans Fatah was saying it's permissible for them to commit fratricide to kill their brothers to prevent greater fitna brotherly love this one agape you know this one so this is right this is the the point of of what I'm trying to say here so about Sudha I think look I don't know about the

politics of Sudan I'm not an expert on it but I do know that they had immense issues with in Darfur they had issues with the South Sudan being Christian and I think it's a shame that we as Muslims and other faiths cannot coexist you know I was watching a documentary a few weeks ago and they said well that was it Nigeria was it no sorry not Nigeria it was a different African country not my Giri sorry but they were basing it on Nigeria as one of the it was a different African country that was starting to have a rising Muslim presence but it

wasn't a majority but they were had like a steady presence in the country so Muslims was something like 20 percent 25 percent in the country and the majority of the country was Christian and the documentary was saying that that some of the locals have a concern because they feel that Islam Muslims don't coexist well with Christians and they were giving examples of Nigeria and other countries and saying that look whenever Muslims exist in a country as a clear

substantial presence in the country they seem to become intolerant of other especially especially things like Christianity and I don't know if that's true I'd like to believe it's not but it was disheartening to hear you know like I heard it and obviously this was the public that they were questioning and the researchers were saying this but it was very sad to see that this is the understanding of Islam that even with other books of other faiths of the book you know that are so close to us that we have a history with that who you know

the Christian Kings who gave sanctuary to the Prophet and his message and the early companions of Islam in order for Islam to survive that we that people of this faith today feel that we have an intolerance to them and unfortunately in some cases you know we do Sri Lanka is a fine tragic example of that recently with with the bombings and it's it's Assad this is another very sad story that's also but you know male lawyer Sun Allah yes I move tea are you

on Stead's no my doll roti hi pure dal roti going on okay so right guys shall we get to this Daniel let's get to Daniel haqiqa jus let's get to his post so basically people what's happened right you know I made that post today saying I'm going to be speaking about amongst the topics will include

Daniel have Pikachu and women praying in the wardrobe but what I want what I told somebody to do but they couldn't do because I was kind of preoccupied was I wanted to put up some pictures of you know front of mom you know how IKEA also use mom as a kind of a brand that they have so mom is my hashtag of move dia boleh Maliki al-maliki so I wanted to get some mal wardrobes from Ikea and put

them up in the pictures so this is so despicable honestly I honestly I find this so you know what it is it's not the okay so what's happened is here's a picture right if those of you that can see right you can probably see better they it's like inside a kind of closet you can see some clothes hung up in the background and you can see a prayer mat on the floor now if you saw that picture on its own there'd be nothing to it however

Danny Boy our Daniel how he could Jew right you know for somebody who's quite very anti anti anti everything and anti everything Jewish conspiracy and this and this is this got an interesting name that's all hockey could you I walked by the closet in my home this morning and I was surprised I was surprised because there was a prayer mat day apparently my wife Alma hardly dare I say her name due

to modesty if I mentioned her name she would that would be of a loose character so we always never mention women's names right but anyway that's his own person that's not the problem oma harlot had been praying in the closet rather this was news to me because she doesn't typically pray thee turns out she's reviving an amazing

Sunnah Allah the prophet sallallaahu alayhi wasalam said a woman's prayer in her room is better than her prayer in a courtyard and her prayer in her closet is better than her prayer in her room another hadith reports that o maid came to the Prophet she said o Messenger of Allah I like to pray with you he is reported to have said I know that you like to pray with me but your pray in

your room is better than it's better for you then your prayer in the courtyard and your pray in your courtyard is better for you then you your praying in your house and your prayer in your house is better for you then your prayer in the mosque and your prayer in the mosque is better than you pray my musk so she issued orders that a prayer please be prepared for her in the furthest part and the darkest part of her house and she used to pray there

until she met Allah eg died I need I need a drink right so so let's get this clear what what Daniel is saying here what Daniel is saying is that one it is a Sunnah sooner a teaching of the Prophet for women to pray in closets in

wardrobes and cupboards right - it is better for her to pray in a closet than to pray in the prophet's mosque so the prophet's mosque is less virtuous for her than her wonderful wardrobe of Nonya right so this is according to start start shell Islam Allah metal what for

people also daniel haqiqa - right so right so this is the the the claim that's a for women they don't need to pray in the prophet's mosque they just need to crane wardrobes they sustain their hotel room climb into the cupboard and I should just pray this so first of all first of all first of all apart from the fact that these hadith are ridiculously weak unacceptable absurd clash with the teaching of the prophets

of the Prophet clash with the practice of the Prophet and his wives they clash with the hadith in the other books ah he Muslims I Hadi they go against the lifetime of the Prophet Saleh Ali Salim and the clear teachings in the Quran but do not show any of these kind of distinctions right not only that many of these reports like I mentioned are either fabricated or weak right but let's just stop there before we even get into I'd like to go over some of these reports but before we even get into that I want to mention

something we did he get this term closet I want her to just pause here write the Arabic term write the Arabic term is Mazda Mazda right so him saying a woman praying in the closet right some kind of wardrobe or some kind of cupboard right

first of all just shows his level of Arabic this is the person who is is so intelligent that he thinks a Mazda is some kind of a closet that women had back then okay he is secondly then assuming this closet is part of the Sunnah teachings so let me tell you in the past the houses of the of the way people had them and they called a general house abate okay a house or a DA and that had a Hodja in it which would usually not always but often be like a kind of front room that would be the

sitting area and the kind of part of the courtyard that would kinda mix it was a private where people would often be then you had the internal part of the house which was called the bait they may have cooked here they may have kept things they may have and then they had a bedroom right now that section which was set off for the bedroom was usually called a Mazda okay oh they describe it as a baton servive dahil elvatyl Kabir like a small inner quarters within a larger residence this was called

a Mazda okay now it is not a closet that people had you could even if he said the term chambers he could have said chambers but not a closet it's not a cupboard and the reason they were dark was not because they used to darken them that i know let's climb inside the wardrobe and shut the door it's because as I shadowed the 'allahu on her says in the hadith which is sorry well boots lay set Fiamma sabbia yo mais that in that day and age the homes of people didn't have lamps in them so

people never had lamps and so naturally because this the actual sleeping quarters was right in in one corner and at a distant location it would naturally not always but often maybe dark for sleeping purposes makes sense so that the that's why it's not because they would say all you know let's all get in the dark and do things like this okay now so I just wanted to clear this up so he has no idea what a master is and this goes back to those of you by the way those of you that know the famous hey you probably won't know the poem but ma

salem al khattab for example in his in that famous poem where he marries that the prophetess the the famous she's also a false prophet what's her name surge I said Jack had a Libya so it's okay those of you that don't know there was a after the Prophet there was this obviously there were many false prophets that emerged during the time of a worker or the allahu and amongst the most Salama who referred to as mo salem al kitab but there were other people as well and so amongst them was Sir Jack at ala beer this woman who emerged as a prophet she said she was a prophet and you know she

had people she had a following she was from I believe the Yamamah region Yamamah ha not your mama but yeah which is around the midst region of Arabia so it's always the nudge these in it on a site know it's always nudged where the problems are coming from and you know this is why the Prophet said in hadith that nudged noticed will always have problem will cause problems but so she merges from that region of nudged and she had a following so she meets up with ma salem al khattab so the the the

fake I mean she was claiming to be a prophet female prophet and masala maclean me to be a prophet they met up and they have this kind of negotiation so he proposed his marriage to her and before he proposes marriage she says that what is being revealed to you or something so he reads this these kind of verses about don't you see how God like God saying don't you see how we made women pregnant and how we made them so he reads a lot of verses to do with pregnancy and maybe she was a bit broody at that because he does a lot of this and then he proposed his marriage say to her that you know what how about we

marry and she says well suggest a little beer says alright you know that one she was also a hit naughty naughty you know because he reads this poem to her when he says he says what do you say she says yes so he says alright pull me away Nikki [ __ ] whoo yeah alik hill mob job he says that Stan he says get ready for naughty naughty you know that's actually the term for sex so in Arabic but not naughty naughty but his meek so he says oh me alone Nikki [ __ ] away

I like hill mob job for in shitty fil BTW what him [ __ ] he film ass down he says that you know if you want he says it's tough time tank um if you want in the bait which was the main property area main house area or wine shitty film Asda oh if you want in the chambers obviously you wasn't saying if you want let's get in the cupboard

well that would have been an interesting take if you want in the cupboard to get in the cupboard wonderful world of gnarnia so he says wine shitty film Asda wine shitty silicone Aki wine shitty Allah Arabic wine shitty visa Lucy what in [ __ ] TB he asthma it's a very naughty naughty for him of it's actually used in a lot of the Arabic books for to explain words what they actually mean believe it

or not I actually came across it probably about 19 years ago when I was memorizing the Quran to do with the verse Salah oka you know the salak to do what is this verse what does this verb mean salak to kind of like lay out to spread out so and part of the evidence that's many poets many linguists like Ravi Berlusconi and other people will use is this poem that weighing shitty Salah pinaki and if you want will lay you out here it gets naughty you know this one x-rated poetry

well shitty Allah Allah and he says if you want we're gonna go on all fours so that's the actual wording of the poem and then he finishes it by saying and this is the kind of poetry that people just very blase they just mention by the way so you learn all this stuff whilst you're learning Arabic looming so you like huh and he says and if you want oh and if you talk about boasting he's like and if you want I'll only use two thirds

and if you want I'll use the whole of it and so and then she her famous response was actually no I'll go with the whole of it she says that was revealed to me so that was the actual store I'm not making that up that was story of saggital a beer and salem al-kitab but anyway we digress as we often do right coming back from the word master right a man that didn't mean a closet although many of these you know these strongly homophobic people that's

where they may be Allah Allah Allah Allah Allah WA anyway nevertheless right so let's take a look at what was the problem with what Daniel was quoting first of all you have to understand that there are sorry hadith many sahih hadith of women attending the prayers this sahih hadith of the Prophet saying that Salah in my Masjid in this Masjid is more virtuous than anything any Salah

any way and then in the rewired in some rewired except in the harem except in Makkah now this this hadith completely destroys that that's to say well oh no the Prophet was saying that no not for women it isn't right so it goes against that which is Asahi hadith it goes against the hadith that many women would come inside Buhari they would leave fajr salah and some of the people describing say always to see the women going and we couldn't it was still dark we couldn't even tell who was who that's when we used to pray for jo know what were those

women doing why were they even the virtuous act why does the sahi hadith inside Buhari sale a time now it might a lion masajid do not prevent women from going to the mosque and if people are gonna quote what I shadowed the allahu anhu said that oh if the prophet knew what women would do today then he would have prevented them from going to the mosque look i shadow the allahu anhum may have said something like that as a statement she didn't forcibly prevent any woman from going to the mosque she didn't and the Prophet would have had the insight

if you meet you know like some Scala evening Azzam has a whole article has a whole section dedicated in his Mahalo to this where he point after point and goes through this and says well when you say things have gone bad how have they gone back what you mean like Xena he says are you saying Xena didn't used to happen in the time the Prophet he says that are you saying that there wasn't you know if you're gonna say oh no men might be groping women or doing are you saying this didn't happen in the time of the Prophet that there was nothing like this going on this plenty of hadith like this going on are you saying that men and

women weren't having affairs in the time the prophet of course they were they some of them even approached the Prophet are you saying there weren't hypocrites and people like that around in the time of the Prophet of course they were so even a hasn't spent several paragraphs arguing this with several points that what are you saying that wasn't there at the time of the Prophet when you're saying this now you're also walking away from many of these sahi teachings you you're in essence saying that these women had a virtue like salt let's say for example I could do something that's more virtuous or I could do something

that's less virtuous and those women that come into the mosque are doing something less virtuous they're rejecting what is more virtuous and yet nobody is telling them whoa wait a minute what are you guys doing here you ought to be just that you ought to be just at home yet we see even after the Prophet during the time of Omar or the Ilan even in the time said no I literally low on that they had allotted Imams they had even said as I said earlier of the long run it has Umbridge

a transmission as well that that he had set up an imam just for women in the masjid so he says woman tariqa alpha J and I leave nabbit Allah can Amarnath built emfe Ramadan for a jolly average Ali Masaya Mammon the same Hollywood have any mom for the men and any man for the women and average' says for a money for a montañesa that all used to lead the women in in in salalah now there used to be a whole entrance for women in the masjid which

said no more facilitated and the whole thing of Babel Mesa what was this what were they is this just a makrooh action because isn't this MA cruising leaving something that is much more virtuous than praying in the prophet's mosque even according to that absurd ridiculous narration that daniel has been presented prepped for the woman to pray in any mosque is better than her that is closer to her home is better than for her to pray in the prophet's mosque completely devaluing the mosque of the prophets on

Omaha Jerusalem typical of these wahhabis I'm telling you I mean and I'm not saying this stereotypically like I mean I'm not I don't mean to generalize against because not all selfies will make such absurd statements about praying in closets Imam Malik said Ramallah that the masjid of the messenger of allah sallallahu alayhi wasallam to us as muslims is the most virtuous place on earth above the kaaba formerly keys to us medina is above makkah right that is how the Maliki mother has been that is our Imam Malik quarters that is

how party of academic are we even after but all these people present in my roof now some of them do some of the Maliki's may disagree but the Maliki med hub has always been that the the masjid of the prophet salallahu sonim to us is more virtuous than the Kaaba and more virtuous than any place on earth as an Islamic Association why because that is where the messenger of allah sallallahu our lives in them lays now how can you say what an absurd ridiculous statement to say for women any local mustard so long as it's in an

alleyway close to their home is more virtuous than the prophet's mosque for them just because the address is a bit closer to where they live this is an affront this is ridiculous right so and these narrations just to was you know I'm on that these narrations that he brings igner has them and these other people demonstrate these colors that these narrations are actually mo cool right they are right they are utterly fabricated and all extremely weak now I will and do you know something they

ignore Marathi alone on this inside Muslim if not Omar had a discussion with his son Bilal and his son said oh I'm gonna stop my wife from going to the mosque and and he said no the Prophet said you're not allowed to stop women from going to the mosque he his son said oh no I'm gonna stop her anyway he in that narration in Sahih Muslim he says he swore to his son so bad that I'd never the person says had never heard if not more ever swear that bad he said to him I told you that the prophet of God said something and you're telling me that you know you like oh but I'm gonna

stop her anyway right right so this is now but let's take a look at these narrations that he's bringing okay right okay now I'm just trying to bring them up so we just go through them quickly okay so

right so here's one a little be happy what nourish a bar and up to a meet-up term a typical month if not be for me to say I Deanna be he who's his father by the way Monday evening I made is his unknown we don't even know who is I'm jet the tea from his grandmother almost made that she said The Messenger of Allah said we love you we love our Salah with you so they said to him for young Nana's virgin our husband stopped us from praying and the Prophet says a lot o kunafa beautycon Hiram insalata con fedora con so your salah is better in

your internally in your homes is better than in your coke yards or the extended house which is then better your courtyards are better than praying in the masjid this hadith is moto moto fabricated ok Cigna hasn't said then this generation in Ahmed and in Abu Dawood and even Jose MA and I'll hack him from Willie didn't Abdullah evening to me who is life the I Eve right ok from his grandmother Leila bint Malik who is unknown who is Leila Binta Malik planetry who is relevant Malik we don't know she is from

Abdul Rahman Ibrahim Liddell and sorry who is module we don't even know who this person is I'm the rock mandolin sorry from hit from America ok so this is the another one that they use but this one right ok let's move on to the other one another popular one that they use from transmitted by ahmed from Doudna face from abdul oddness sweet swedenland sorry i'll put on me not al-harithi by the way there's two of these people from his aunt in roger being who made a sir ID that she came to the prophet and the prophet said the same thing and he said look i know that

you love praying with me but your prayer in your house is better than you pray in your front part of your house which is better than the pre in your house which is better than the prayer in in the Masjid of your people which is then better than the prayer in my mosque the hadith that he used and then she commanded so they made a pray area for her in the farthest area of her home and the darkest and she's to pray me until she met a long learn so first of all this the wood from evenness Edna sweet where does he say that he's ever

actually heard a transmission from him that this weird is this sama no somehow okay so lazy loafer could opt sorry wire Allah hadith this is the only narration he has in the nine books of hadith in the nine books of hadith okay and up to lightness we'd al-ansari is not al-harithi the Sahabi which they some people confused him for Baha'i mentions him a Behati mentioning but they don't mention that he's a theta so he and who is he he remains much rule and they're gonna say well even a headband mentioned him in the thick part but that's because

even I ban does to--they he just puts many Magi he people who've not transmitted you know people who've only had one transmitter from them for example he puts them in his book of afterthought ignore Jose ma brings a rewire on up to Leibniz offer even energy society who is live among Karen hadith Jaden is mukha right this person unaccepted and he himself says what will help him in who shape that I you know I'm very doubtful about this person then he says Mohammed Mohammed who is problematic if he's transmitting from

ABI Salma and guess who is transmitting from here I miss Alma you got it from Abu Huraira that he said in the hopper salat in to Salah al maraa in Allah and to suddenly fear [ __ ] Tim economy Beatty has alma the best prayer to pray for a woman is in the darkest area of a home how the Haditha muah kated hadith Abner Jose mahem self-titled this chapter of the hadith Babu stre salat al Marathi BT an ocelot earful Masjid in the battle Kaaba he says that always better for a woman to pray in her what is in a home than

Masjid if this were is sahi putting a question mark t and he doesn't normally do things like that by the way so then you've got a narration from am ribbon on hadith that the raja naba some who is ma truck or rewire who tell rates from Sam Ola miss Alma who is much rule and Oh miss Alma so Jinnah be that the best prayer of women is in the in the depths of their homes then you have another rewire from Hobby Lobby service which is Mongkut there and even normal then you have a narration from Ibrahim of the

Muslim al hitter he who is live and ABBA lapis and Abdullah the similar kind of narration okay now in this right okay and you've got right even the Hosea mentions in his transmission of this narration why tamasha cut to face a hottie let me let our people alas America tada Adil Hubbard memorial so he himself says that kitada who is a major model list by the way I don't believe that he has actually even heard from this

transmitter more rep so and you've got some transmissions from kitada who is I've mentioned in the past transmits many many from many people without actually ever hearing from them it's just a just at least then you've got a transmission in tabarani and is also from say Dubrow mahadji Arabic Unferth who's much rule from almost alma this is a hub imparting as it has amenities have said then you've got one in Tehran is Kabir which is transmitted by even Allah here who is unacceptable

once again then you've got in the son of Behar came in terrific in life once again from Hamilton abdur-rahman if novel Aviva whose week - JIT then then you've got a narration from Jerry Dubois who is what la who used to fabricate hadith fabricate hadith from movies or you see people look we can go on and on with these narrations these narrations are either fabricated or very weak they clash with the sahih hadith they clash with the serie of the Prophet so the serie that

we know in the prophet's lifetime women used to attend in the prophet's mosque that's where they used to pray they don't have to attend but they could and they did now the Prophet will take some guys look I'm seeing that you coming here every day for God's sake it's more virtuous to pray at home he never ever said that and the Prophet taught inside he had eat that his Masjid is the most virtuous - praying and there is the rewire that except in Makana did mention are going to Imam Malik no but that it generally Medina is always better but that's that's a different discussion but for people to say you know for a woman her cupboard or a wardrobe or a closet

or some dark corner switch off the lights is better than the Masjid Erna B right is absurd absurd and this is what happens when you take this theme without having studied it this is what happens when you have a personality disorder that is like a a control freak kind of control freak paranoia we you have issues of control and are using religion to justify it you know many insecurities you'll find many people they'll use religion as

their biggest shield now I read a post by Daniel saying what is it with Muslims today trying to put this up I think it was today somebody shared it with me when I mentioned I'm gonna speak about him saying what is it with Muslims today saying oh the Prophet was a feminist or the Islam is about supporting feminism and this and that and billions of Muslims for you know what billions of Muslims for centuries had no issues with this for 1,400 years and today you have an issue first of all what billions of Muslims have you been reading

I mean you first of all don't even understand the term Mazda right your Arabic it's clearly in question I don't know if that's you know some kind of a an understanding issue but from my from what I have looked into I don't believe that you're actually a graduate of any Islamic Sciences as in having studied to a scholarly level within Islam I'm not saying you haven't studied at Harvard I'm sure you have but you from an Islamic perspective I'm unaware of your Hadees studies and these kind of things so what 1,400 years are you talking about which method are you talking about

does that include is 1400 years include the Prophet because in the prophets time the women came to the Masjid you know that does it include Omar because in his time he had a whole thing set up for women in the Masjid does it include Ali because in his time he had an imam for women in the Masjid does it include the Sahaba of the Allah Adam does it include Imam Malik Stein when he's never said this he's living in Medina does include him does include abu hanifa who never said things like this does it include the selleth who never taught these kind of ridiculous

teachings this so when you're saying that oh 1400 years of a legacy who are these 1400 years where'd you get this from we which are these you know which which books are you referring to that are telling you that we for 1400 years have had monotonous ly all women praying inside wardrobes or cupboards or locked up or praying behind barriers or we go to mush kids throughout the world they've had women always praying in some methods they've been more restrictive in others they and Shafi must-reads Maliki Masjid humbly machines have always had women

praying in them you can go to any part of that in fact so this is you know this kind of thing all for 1400 years Islam has been against what version of Islam is it like the Salafi publications version is it like that of Salaam I don't know what kind of glossy petrol dollar books that you've been reading nowadays when you say 1400 of Islam can you name me a traditional classical book of one of the methods that you actually study that you actually go through that you actually I mean whose photo are you referring to here because you'd be everything I've

quoted generally about this sense is all from these Fatah WA you wouldn't reason he said oh today people are trying to suck up to be compassionate imam musa lee was share whole islam of his zero from 600 years ago in northwest Africa he has his fat our book a major fatty within the Maliki method he said capital punishment and all who dude would be subset would be substituted with new financial penalties in his day and age is he part of your 1,400 years of legacy the practice Amal the Amal yet continued in North West Africa upon his fatwa amongst many

communities even our lawns and women will inherit wives would inherit fifty percent of the of the husbands division is he these kind of radical feminists but our part of your 1400 years of legacy like what is this fourteen hundred years of legacy you know when you say oh women must be doing the women can't travel outside they can't go on their own he said what is this I will will either badgy from Muslim Spain we said that a thousand years ago what's wrong with women traveling when they go in caravans from city to city he said so long as they say what is the issue is he part of your fourteen hundred years of

legacy I mean who is this legged you know this fourteen hundred years who are you even talking about so the these things this is why when I read these kind of statements and they appeal to certain people who hate their version of modern Muslims that they gonna say all Islam should never be modern but the irony is look here is a person who uses the West as to say look I'm educated in Harvard I am an authority you ought to be listening to me to them say you know all

Muslims really ought to be like living in caves he's not saying that word for word but that's what it becomes like basically the best understanding of Islam is that which resonates with the Taliban for example is his best version of Islam or maybe in Isis territory with one two notches higher that I mean less in extreme that's all you think well hmm you know like what you're using everything Western like your own credentials are simply just Western credentials you know that you went to Harvard that you that because you appear presentable because you can speak

English right more than these movies they give you a platform or they share your things so it's it's ironic subhanAllah we have to remember look people I'm gonna leave whoa is that the time I'm gonna leave us with this final message I just want us to ponder over look we have to understand that Islam it came for all times now with the day and age with the people things would evolve now I want you to just understand something check this out people the whole human race the whole

human race in the time of the prophet salallahu alaihe salam was approximately under 210 million people that means today let me give you an example that means today Pakistan as an example is around probably about two hundred and five million people that means that the people of Pakistan is an example today the population of Pakistan the population of the entire planet Earth of human beings in the time of the

Prophet right Arabia Arabian Peninsula had no war it had between probably 100 to 200 thousand people that's all that means if you took the UK today a town like Dudley would probably have more people living in it or like Derby if you took Derby or these small areas like well the small kind of I don't know if they're towns or cities but probably cities some of them like Wolverhampton small cities

in the UK I'm giving you examples so you can relate to them would have more population in them than the entire Arabian Peninsula in the prophet's time now you can imagine why I'm saying this is to understand that look with people Islam came with the flexibility to not only incorporate these people but their backgrounds their perspectives they needs Islam did not come just as a you

know all be like us or or you force yourself you know the bed of pro Krusty's you know that every person was fitting this bed just cut his feet off or cut whatever off to make him fit it's not like that if it came for the whole of mankind it came to it came to facilitate for their understanding so don't try to narrow it's like in the hadith of the Prophet where he said to the person who tried to say something no it should be like this he said look at the yakked awasum the mercy of allah so vast and you've restricted so people those are some

words I hope they can they carry some meaning to use this any questions you have as always feel free to reach out to me we've really stretched today's session I've gotta hit the gym it's gonna be a late one people take very good care of yourselves till next week salam o aleikum wa rahmatullah to allow for better cattle