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salaah namaz salaat namaaz as-salah al-salah salawat hadeeth ahadith ahaadeeth hadis ahaadith sahih saheeh sahih hadith saheeh hadith sound hadith tafsir tafseer exegesis tafasir tafaseer ibn abi zayd al-qayrawani ibn abi zaid al-risalah author ibn abi zayd ibn abi zaid al-qayrawani malik ibn anas malik bin anas imam maalik imam malik ibn anas imaam imams prayer leader janazah salat al-janazah namaz-e-janaza janaza prayer janazah prayer funeral prayer kaaba ka'bah kaabah masjed masaajid masajid shari'ah shariat sharee'ah maaliki malikite malikiyyah maliki school shafi'i shafei shafiite shafi'i school qiyas qiyaas hukm ahkam hukam ahkaam haraam forbidden mubah mubaah mandub mandoob mustahabb mustahab dalil daleel adillah adilla evidence riba ribaa sood usury hasan hadith hasan li-ghayrihi hasan li-dhatihi hasan sahih kufr kafir kaafir kufar kaafirun iman imaan eemaan eeman jin jinnat jinni 'ayn al-ayn nazar shaytan shaytaan iblis iblees shayateen shayatin satan akhirah akhira aakhirah akhirat hereafter jannat jahannam jahanam jahannum quraan al-quran sura soorah surat suwar soora chapter ayah aya ayaat aayah aayat naskh nasikh mansukh nasikh wa mansukh sahabah sahaba sahabi sahabiyyah sahabiyat makka mekka madinah madina al-madinah madeenah yathrib andalusia moorish spain al-risalah risala ar-risalah risalah of ibn abi zayd ahl al-sunnah ahl as-sunnah ahlus sunnah ahl al-sunna sunnis shiah shiite shi'i twelver ithna ashari sufis sufism soofi 'alim aalim ulama ulema ulamaa da'wah dawa dawat da'ee umma ummat jihaad mujahid fitnah fitan strife trial nikah nikkah nikaah nikah nama nikahnama talaq talaaq triple talaq talak hijaab hejab hijabi niqab niqaab burka purdah parda face veil in sha allah inshallah in shaa allah insha allah inshaa allah alhamdulillah alhamdulilah al-hamdu lillah alhumdulillah alhamdulillaah as-salamu alaykum assalamu alaikum assalamualaikum salaam salaams salam alaykum wa alaykum as-salam greeting sabr sabar duaa duas duaas supplication amanah amana amaanah amanat deen al-din ad-deen ad-din rahmah rahma rahmat ajr sawab thawab thawaab sawaab

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[Music] what do you guys think of my new hairstyle is it I'm not walking a wall people rocking it what's going down what's going down let me just bring up my facebook from me

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there is oh I see the comments now I can see them what is going on what is going on you feeling the you feeling you feeling the style of what mine was what do you think let me just fix this mental mental sees good somebody told me that let me just check the properties

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see hmm I feel like every time I do this like those major hackers let's see is that any better people is the sound any better is the sound better no no yes no yes no let me see it's fixed alright people what do you think is it rocking

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or what yeah you know I thought I'd go super Sayan tsiyon mode [Laughter] you know since people are like yeah there's no new controversies with Mufti and then I'm like well you know I'm like hold mine the bees messed up my hair but

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what the hell so blood yeah well it's not bad does look legit honestly I you know maybe it's because my own hair style is a bit not that much but a bit resembles the spiciness so what's your wife's opinion about you're new here which which one so I thought it was real mom I know you see and in that was a

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symbolic teaching that what are your thoughts on this higher to dunya dunya LIBOR level and yet you thought that this world the life of this world was also real like that I teach you people it's through these symbols that I give you life lessons all right people in the hamdulillah wa kafa or salat wa salam o allah rasool allah Mustafa

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well I ready living of Toba woman be who da master da wah Bea Arthur matinecock tougher about vassal my own no Messiah and become one more happen running lighter bienvenidos a todos para voulez-vous Shama deed and swagatam swagatam so people people come and say

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this what's going on what's going on the YouTube YouTube Jo Alice's lo que lo que que pasa what's going on yeah Mufti is the reliable Janna in prophet's mosque literally a part of jannah mmm come on obviously it's not literally a different paradigm but it's it's it's saying that it's saying yes I'm Jack oh yeah you know these things you should be able to understand them of wine and honey

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[Laughter] somebody's saying tell me the difference Chaudhry Saab is asking people Chaudhry Saab is asking tell me the difference between Makai metonic I'm Monsieur Oh Liz Liz it's an honor a pleasure to have you online people my aunt all the way from South Island South Island in case you think northern island right so going to detail on to fudda further okay let's see let's see well

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well well think about that what else is going on people what else let me just share this first of all and I'm just gonna share this then get started quite a bit to discuss today quite a bit let me just yeah you know when you're everything's just freezing on here and then I open this and and this means and I'm thinking should I focus on the memes or should I focus on on the show right so all momento momento moment they call

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me sent their experiments para man let me just why is this not loading I don't I don't get it have I not been paying my internet bill have I been using up the data streaming online why is this not come on oh good for nothing good for nothing people good for nothing so I'll try this once more ah

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I think I see what now I saw the problem people I located it I can't share it but I'll tell the problem there we are he's good to go now just so you don't see my password in Matty Matty trying to see my password meanwhile I'll be taking questions people last week and they post the

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questions you can post them on YouTube on Facebook I'll be checking them all I thought you said Kedah get dark and dodgy of course I can take it on I was saying I think I don't know what you thought I said that about but cat I'll probably how does in fact there is something in Spanish that sounds just like you know and they say que onda it's actually and it means although it doesn't derive from the same hood but it

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sounds like in Punjabi ke ke andar bound up yeah so it sounds like that and it kind of means the same thing like what's up what's happened you know I was up yonder alright so that's a little Spanish lesson hmm I'm really confused anyway let's ignore that then let's move on people Mufti is a modern Mufti well I suppose if by modern you mean I live in

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my own time then yeah I guess I am modern you know I can't exactly walk around pretending I live in 1653 that would be rather weird let me just right

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okay let's take some questions Ania Danine they are both real trust me the government is scaring you oh you remind me of my favourite scholarship Abdul Wahab which of the robbed would that be could you please explain is there a link between the indo-european languages bah what a question to begin with let's take that question people this is called philology okay that the kind of study in two languages or semantics I suppose maybe not really but

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linguistics I guess studying language or actually going into the philosophy behind languages as in way they stem from the sources of origin languages like human beings are fundamentally related okay and it's so amazing there's there's quite a bit of this there's quite a bit of work on this so you will get God knows at what stage languages seem to have divided into certain cool groups if you like a bit similar to the kind of almost like nothing it's a

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perfect analogy but in a way like the haplogroups a bit like that so you have these core divisions the way you have them in genetics in languages so you will have things like somatic the Semitic languages so they must have had a common ancestor and then they are all derivatives of that so Arabic is a Semitic language Hebrew is a Semitic language Syriac or Aramaic what Jesus would have spoken and things and some other languages that were from and of that region were Semitic languages that they would have had a common source of

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origin and they've kind of diverged along the way but they are related now similarly indo-european is one of the most popular kind of clades if you like of languages root kind of language that right throughout the world so the entire not the entire but predominantly the European continent Asia so when I say when we say Asia more so Central Asia and obviously Western Asia and South Asia

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not so much China and those places they fall under what is called sino-tibetan languages they have a different route but these languages so whether it's going to be the you know English included but Spanish or classically Latin or Volga Latin or you've got Greek all of these kind of languages Persian Hindi Sanskrit or abou these are all fundamentally related okay and it's this is something definitely worth looking

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into if you have a fondness for languages that how these languages have kind of where were they create there's a lot of speculation this theories there was at one point a theory still is maintained by a lot of Indian linguists that the origin of indo-european was from India and they feel that the closest to you know to what is called PI proto-indo-european is Sanskrit this is the argument that they maintain I don't think other linguists agree with them

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necessarily they feel that that this language emerged most likely in the in the Russian steppes in those you know that kind of land of these kind of like grasslands that they have and it's from their a people emerged who were these PI people the proto-indo-european people that then kind of diversified and spread south maybe initially going into places like modern-day Iran and then they into India this is one of the popular theories and with them is this

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root language and then obviously it kind of morphs wherever it goes and takes on different modifications but it is a fascinating there is an amazing book that I've actually I've gone half way through it I'll tell you what it is actually I've got it on my Kindle and I do go through it on audio on my audible app as well it's I've been slightly distracted from it recently but I've been going through all these other books instead but it is definitely one for anybody who's

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interested in this kind of stuff to go through let me just bring it up just so I don't misquote alright that's it it's by David Antony and it's called the horse and the horse the wheel and language it's an amazing book as you can European languages Creole languages are characterized by greatly reduced noun and pronoun inflection amazing amazing and then it's amazing how languages are obviously all related at some stage in and of themselves so how Chomsky argues

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for what we call universal grammar that we all have a kind of universal grammar right so people that was on languages so indo-european languages yes so hence the word like you know you get these words like brother brother brother mother all these words are related they're not just you know from old Sanskrit or old you'll get I mean or to Farsi these kind of UK these kind of words like how doctor and doctor which is in Farsi and use

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sometimes in order to is daughter doctor as you can see the gh as well so doctor things like this they there's a huge there's still residual words that carry across and you see that today so right people right that said let's move on all right somebody Musa what doing it doing it right what's the masala today yes this masala

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today right in my name you doing it you're doing it look at this sending a super sticker right salt all right people let's take a look at a nice question mostly do you believe in aliens are extraterrestrial aliens different from from jinns nikola tesla contacted ETS and received tech ideas from them hmm that's interesting I feel that the the concept of aliens isn't necessarily so shocking within our faith although I

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don't know whether they exist you know I don't have the answer to that it could be you know somebody saying could the gym be referring to a form of aliens when we look at the cosmos and how vast it is incredibly fast and this tiny you know the earth is like like if you were to zoom out the kind of analogy is that you have this world and I don't know I mean an earth is like a subatomic

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particle like it's it's a quark or it's a not something it's like a you know like a Higgs boson or something that it's and then you've got this planet Earth so in a similar way I mean Earth is insignificant compared to the universe and I'm not speaking about if there is a multiverse I'm speaking about just this universe so it seems from that angle that very likely one could argue that there must be some other lie

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there's some intelligibility hmm it does seem very compelling but I don't know I don't know and if there is it could be that that is from what is termed the gene the gene is not a specific I don't believe the gene is a specific creature okay gene simply means in or on that which is not seeable by humans okay now that may include certain life-forms that are currently on you know invisible

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to us something that is invisible to our to us is the gene because that's what the word simply means so it could be that aliens who exist but are currently not within our sight although I'm not saying whether I can't say whether they do or don't but I don't think we can rule out either that's what I would say right so as we're getting started people shall we see what right let me just go through the usual those of you that haven't still liked and subscribed all

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of my pages you haters what are you waiting for huh you know I tell you something the amount of people that watch my stuff but yeah they never like it buh-buh-bah TCB yeah Kabira goodnight Kabira now J that they would perpetrate such a major a mortal sin right so right now and I've said this before by the way I think it's

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interesting that you know giving is an art the art of giving the art of spending the art of these things have an art form to them and it's amazing how kind of miserly the human self can be and we're it's I've said this before that where it makes a great experiment a social experiment is where it doesn't actually take anything away from the people but yet people will refuse to give anything even if it even if it

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means a kind of like I like they'll say no no no no and so people fight you're nerfs and this is just from last week that we've hit over 10k subscribers on YouTube

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Facebook and there is YouTube gente

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right there and you can see the Facebook people as well that's just to show you guys on the screen people you doing it you're doing it that's what I would say and here's the Facebook la-la-la right people that brings us on to that brings us on to this week's there's been some tragic some tragic news let's cover some of that now first of all Kobe Bryant

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right now I'm not actually a like a great sports fan or anything I forget great I'm not a sports fan that well so I don't really watch sports or anything like this so it becomes quite difficult to to really be on top of sports news but I came across the scent at first I mean I even really know who he was because I just my kind of weird lifestyle I guess now after having looked into him and his whole the tragic news of his death and

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the accident in which he was killed the helicopter crash alongside his daughter I'm just to see all the you know the kind of reactions that we've seen online it's a testimony to how many lives this person had touched I mean I saw these things with people with children crying and Wow I mean it's amazing I'm not sure whether Kobe himself would have known

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that how meaningful he is to so many people so you know may Allah have mercy on him and may Allah have mercy on his family who have survived may Allah grant them ease may Allah grant him a blissful Athena and afterlife he's obviously touched the lives of so many people in ways that I'm sure me they comprehend so and just in case some of you are wondering I'd like to you know sometimes we have this thing unfortunately with some some Muslims that oh you're not meant to make dua for non-muslims of course you can of course

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you can make dar for non-muslims okay and I've got a detailed video on these following on from after the death of Stephen Hawkings where I spoke about that and you can oh except this time yeah forgive me what do you want anything yeah on my parents like Yomi

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always up in the afterlife no he was an old man by this stage and his parents had long passed away and his father according to the quranic script was somebody that remain passionately upon disbelief on accepting my lease armies rebuked before making dua for his father at a certain point he's told that you know don't mmm you know for people but i relate to staging

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life once again he makes that right you right

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has that fixed it is that fixed by any chance you know my is that any better now I've it's still breaking is it somebody saying the sound is breaking let me just check right somebody just said yes I've got no idea what yes means

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[Music] the idea said can you please explain the photic Hadees please okay I'll speak about fadak yeah all right so it's fixed okay shukran if you can if people like in a cenar if if people anybody watching if the volume does break up do just let me know in the comments so I can quickly fix it I don't know I think sometimes

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maybe I don't know mmm anyway let's focus on what's important so as I was saying that you can make Darfur non-muslims it's you can and you can make law for them even if they've passed away there's nothing wrong in that and I have a detailed video do you watch it where I speak up on the death of Stephen Hawking's and how he was an amazing human being an inspiration to countless people and I say that we should make dua for people like that and we should so if somebody makes the are

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for people like Kobe Bryant then I think that's absolutely that's a good thing there's nothing wrong with that and I did demonstrate that even in the Quran we find these examples of ibrahim ali salam making da for his parents at an old age himself his parents have long passed and they passed upon disbelief and in fact his father was very stubborn in his disbelief so right now okay cool on that note I wanted to say I don't know if you guys have seen you know I swear that I don't know this what Freud

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would have to say about this but is it the subconscious racism but the clip discussing Kobe Bryant I'm gonna play people and the presenter saying the n-word I don't know if you guys have seen this and you think this surely this

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calm people I am so I'm just totally shocked that I saw that clip and I was like is this fall for real seriously did that lady just manage to say that and I don't know what happened after that but

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she just god I don't know what's this this is definitely subconscious that's just like what free what's called a Freudian slip in psychoanalysis that's all it is people in other news the coronavirus people what is going on with this I'm about to show you something that this may is not for the faint-hearted but they say the corona virus is linked to the bat okay that the virus they can see it kind of stemming from but and in China I'm about to

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people that is I know you're gonna be shocked but I'm sorry [Music] [Music] god damn honestly I I don't understand how I mean I eat almost anything but the Chinese just take it to a next level don't they I was just thinking that look I was looking into it and I was quite

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surprised that I hadn't really looked into it before that the previous bird flu the swine flu the other strain of the swine flu all of these things emerge from China I was like no wonder people are calling them yeah to Jamaa Georgia [Laughter] [Music] this is honestly I can't see how people

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could just eat that that's with the I don't know apparently it's from bats that the corona virus has kind of spread and it seems to be a kind of pandemic a potential global epidemic I don't know may Allah grant the the kind of the scientists dealing with it the ability to come up with an antidote I mean otherwise it's no laughing matter people

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but yeah I don't know man the Chinese they need to stop just eating or guys need to stop stop yeah just a man this is a man right boo ha boo ha this one not nice right so so what is going on people now with that in mind I thought okay let's cheer up us give you something to cheer up right so I'd come across people

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I had to share this you know I came across this and I thought wow you see this is princess Kjar she was considered the ultimate symbol of beauty in Persia during the 1900s and that 13 men committed suicide because she rejected

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them all right let's share that just to bring a smile to your faces let's take some questions people let's take some questions there is I'll be taking a look there is a refutation of of me by a some lady a brief refutation I'll share that a little later on and then I've got I've come across this clip on Jing busting and I'd like to as part of the masala

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segment we'll take a look at that as well so what are some questions bothering people right now somebody said watch it but she said you don't answer man you don't on the man I'm talking to aunt oh man okay let's take a look at this I've been asked about fadak right so okay let's take a look at that this is without going into too much detail but flatback is one of the oh the issue of Adak is one is a

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central issue between shia-sunni conflict verdict refers to a piece of land that belonged to the prophet salallahu alaihe salam and the question was after the Prophet had passed away should his children or in this particular case Fatima rhodiola on her inherit the land now Fatima or the LA unhappy Eve party map believed rajala and had

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that she was entitled to that land because it's her father's land the prophet's land but this isn't a prophethood issue this is just a regular issue of propriety of ownership so she is entitled as the as the child to inherit the father's property now abu bakr or the allahu on he kind of blocked that inheritance and he said that you're not allowed to inherit it because there is a hadith where the

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Prophet said natural MBA the newest movie through their Hammond or Latin errand or like a new rasulillah that we do not be quiz that we the prophets do not leave as they like we'd bequeath this to kind of leave as inheritance that we do not leave as inheritance money the nerves and their arms rather we leave behind knowledge that famine were ISA who that whosoever inherits it

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has indeed obtained a husband Kabira nor have that mafia know that he has obtained something you know of great fortune now the question was when the Prophet said this was he speaking generically was he speaking legislatively now to be honest in my opinion I I don't feel that the prophet sallallaahu leave Salem was saying that legislatively so I do agree personally

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with for tomorrow the law on her on this issue that I feel that she was right in her claim to further to the land of Adak because to her this hadith would have been speaking generally like making a general statement that or what do you think profits leave they leave knowledge of course it's a it's a kind of like a what do you think profits bring but it's not to say that profits don't have do not participate in worldly affairs but

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it's to emphasize that the the primary focus of profits is Dera solid that the message that said look I'm just saying here because somebody saying well would you say Josephine she reminds me of the famous statement of Napoleon that not tonight Josephine not getting distracted has asked a question here that so did Abu Bakr get it wrong you see I you see

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I just pause right there I don't think this is a I can see why Abu Bakr or the Allah on who said what he said I can see it it's not like a you know it's not like he got the working out wrong you know this is not like a mathematical equation that I look at it and I say oh well you know you've forgot to include these numbers or you didn't remove the bracket so you didn't do this is not a right or wrong this is a matter of opinion you understand so when the Prophet was saying this what do you

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think he was saying there is no definitive response to it because the Prophet is no longer there to explain that when he's saying this what did he exactly have in mind so now I can see why a bucket a bucket or the allow and took it literally he took it in the sense that oh the Prophet said we do not leave as inheritance except knowledge colors we do not leave as inheritance anything so you cannot other than knowledge therefore you cannot inherit anything however

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fall tomorrow Diallo Han has claimed that this is not really speaking on this is not speaking legislatively this is just giving a generic kind of teaching I would personally see that like I that would resonate more with me as what the Prophet was trying to say as opposed to that the Prophet was speaking legislatively on this particular opinion so it's not a right or wrong in my purse it's not to say oh you got this totally wrong it's not like that

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but I would find myself more in agreement with what fatima radiyaallahu anhu her claim obviously our backer was the ruler now he was the Calif so his decision is final I wouldn't agree in any kind of rebellion against his decision although even if I was to say I would as an opinion disagree with the outcome but you know you can disagree there's nothing you know a worker of the 11 for example just so you understand this that a worker of the Ilan has many

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opinions in fact in how to pray in how to do things we have they not that many people we have ruling from a worker we are ruling from Omar by the way most of which people don't follow you know I'm just not trying to before you try to kind of go oh my god deviant and I'm just saying I've got an entire encyclopedia day of the thick of armor of the Ilan I guarantee you most people hanafis definitely don't follow the thick of whom are by and large maybe as a one-off imam malik more so does because of Medina but hanafis don't so Schaffer is don't as much but so it's

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not the first time you're turning away from from a ruling within fifth of a Calif so it's not you know so we don't need to get so shocked I'm not insulting the Kay lifts or anything I'm just saying I would personally find myself in line with how far tomorrow de la and I was thinking because I would think that that's how the profit would have meant that but obviously a worker has ruled differently whatever has happened has happened this then became a huge issue of contention because for tomorrow the lonja was upset I can understand why

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she was upset I don't think that there was any kind of malice or malevolent intent on the co-worker of the law on his part but I can understand how she got upset about the whole matter then this a bit of news about I mean then this like narrations about things that have happened which I feel are not authentic I don't know whether any of that is true like people say oh oh worker went and kicked down her door for example that doesn't really sound like a worker for the Ilan I'm just saying I I

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don't know I I find that a bit difficult to believe but people present stories that a worker kick down her door and then then I think they say Omar kick down her door sorry and it caused a miscarriage and things like I I don't think they I'm not because there's other narrations that will say that nothing like that ever happened although Fatima was definitely unhappy with a burqa that much we have inside body he mentions that that she was unhappy with them and then she passes away so soon within six months after the Prophet that is

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difficult to establish what exactly happened because a lot is happening in that six months you know this the rebellions the uprising the civil war taking place Bonnie honey for the tribe of Bani Hanifa apostate there's ma salem al kitab/the the false prophet he begins his religion this a lot is going on this the a lot of the Hafez are dying so workers thinking about putting the Quran together this so there's a lot taking place so in this time for tomorrow also passes away yeah so yeah but I don't I think today there's no I don't agree in fighting over this

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issue because whatever has happened has happened okay I think why can't we just discuss things sometimes if we want to discuss them we can discuss them but I don't think ish we should make a thing out of it do you understand because it's happened I can't change it you can't change it whatever happened has happened yes I do feel in some ways it's definitely quite sad I don't think it was done purposely I don't feel so I don't feel that it's fair to accuse a worker or not all day long run home of things because I don't think they did it with any kind of malicious intent I feel

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that that was just their way of thinking and sometimes as humans interact you upset people you know it's just the nature of of life unfortunately and yeah so that's my thoughts on e I hope that helps right let's move on to another question people so yeah with there is yep so the main thing is we should build bridges okay this whole shia-sunni thing has kind of gone on too long I mean we won't be able to resolve it but we need

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to get beyond the utter hostility I'll tell you something I'm going through a book on on Judas Judas Iscariot now Judas the traitor and it really struck me that it's so interesting that Judas who betrays Jesus one of the disciples of Jesus ELISA Lam who betrays him and and Judas shortly after the betrayal commits suicide and he's allegedly buried in this place

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huckle Demma which is like Huckle edema the the field of blood now he hangs himself there or he commits suicide now it's interesting that such a negative character within Christianity I I don't know I I could be wrong on this but from what I was just reading up on him I was going through this book about him and I thought it's amazing how you know despite him being the ultimate traitor you know the Judas the the Judas Kiss in you know the garden of gets Gethsemane

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you know the whole thing about betraying Jesus to the Romans yet Christianity especially today I mean I don't know whether historically did happen or not but they don't go around cursing Judas you know there isn't this thing of like Judas there's none of this kind of soup hyperbole of emotions that are attached with Judas and I found I find that quite fascinating that you know you can have a character who is so

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negative and obviously they don't like him they don't like what he did he is ultimate betrayal of Jesus yet there isn't this kind of hatred this kind of proactive hatred that is transmitted against him I just find that fascinating that's all somebody said emotions are good I'm sure they are I'm sure they are I'm not saying they ain't alright let me just flip in between here right so

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people people let me just bring up check up on the Facebook people what is going on see what they're saying alright so yeah as a she I actually agree with you here Mufti yeah I mean children children much appreciated I'm not saying emotions are good but I just feel sometimes we you know we get too emotional right what is your opinion on Majid Nawaz and reformists in general

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hmm Maajid Nawaz you know I get not so much now but a few years back every other comment people would be like oh you know you support your part of Quilliam your part of this just because some of your opinions they also agree with them right now you see and I Majid Nawaz I feel that I've not been following him recently so I don't know if in case he said anything recently I'm not up to date that's what I mean with

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anything in case there's any recent I don't know controversial statements or anything he said but I'm aware of generally the kind of things that he's been up to his I've watched snippets of his what is it is it the LBC radio well his kind of radio show now my didn't know is is obviously very provocative by his you know by his style and I think that he I disagree with his approach I disagree and I I've I met

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Majid Nawaz something in 2008 I met him I've not really met him since then no not since then so now at that time we actually had a discussion on this and I I said to him look I disagree with Europe and this is back then he wasn't later on he became even more controversial but at that stage I could see because I was initially asked by a mutual friend who said that look there's an organisation that hasn't yet been launched and it's going to do that one it's to preach to non-muslims and it's called Quilliam and would you mind being

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an adviser and there's other people like Cheryl Bob Baker sue Danny and other people who are advisers you know they willing to be advisors to them man so I said what's the all this there's no roll you just one of our advices I said well okay and then it started to gain so much controversy that before its actual launch date I met up and I said look I'm you know I'm best of luck but I I don't want to be an advisor or anything and can you remove my name and they did do so before even being launched formally that's in 2007 2008 now after that I met Martin was and I

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said to him that look I feel that your approach its offending Muslims now you see the irony is people who say I offend many Muslims and I'm sure there's many Muslims that might get offended by something I buy things I say however I felt that most of what he was doing was the way he was portraying it the way he was kind of making certain newspaper interviews at the time what what kind of misleading and saying things and I did raise that I said that that look I you know I think you this is misleading I think at the time there was some news

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article about Muslims shouldn't force the little girls to wear hijab and although I agree with that sentiment but I just feel that I at the time as well I said to him look I don't know whether do you have any statistical data on whether this is actually happening and I think at the time he said look well you know they shouldn't do it anyway and I said I agree but if then if we don't have data saying this is actually happening then we're misleading and giving the impression that it's happening and it may not be happening do you understand so it's why give an impression that and so this is obviously a long time ago but since then this statements of his that

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like you know that we should condemn certain verses of the Quran I've spoken out against this before saying that look why I disagree with this kind of rhetoric and it's it's quite harmful in in supporting a an air of toxicity that exists in amongst Muslims and so yeah so I disagree with all these kind of things that said look I feel that at this on the same you know on that note I'd like to say I feel that some Muslims have made Maajid Nawaz out to become the the kind of the devil

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incarnate okay he is somehow the greatest fitna I suppose I'm called the greatest fitna as well but but they feel that he is the greatest disaster that Muslims could ever have faced and he's pure evil through and through I just feel that calm down with the sentiments people you know just calm down like I feel that look it doesn't mean that I disagree a lot with something you know the the style the approach the constant provocative nature I disagree with all

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these things of Martin watts but at the same on the same token it doesn't mean everything Martin what says has to be evil it doesn't mean everything anybody has to say you has to be always doesn't mean if Donald Trump says something doesn't mean everything he says has to now be wrong just because you don't like you know and people have this kind of this thing and I think that that's just so petty and it's so kind of like a ten year old mentality that look just grow up and to be fair I think in some ways Majid Nawaz is a kind of a necessary phenomenon for people to kind of fix up

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and realize because he then puts by him being even though I disagree with his provocative things but it's caused a lot of people to then reflect so yeah and one thing you we can't deny is that he is very talented you know articulate is very intelligent he's smart he's presentable you know and we have to remember he came from the Muslim you know Asian Pakistani community and whether good or bad but this is a person that has emerged now there was a time you know in 2007 I

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remember at that time I actually contacted a lot in 2008 like contacted a lot of orlimar and I told them that look I think he's very talented you should actually build bridges with him now I said that I will at that time facilitated that build bridges with him and these people oh he's the devil he's our stuff for Allah we will never build bridges with him you know okay not quite with the crucifix maybe with the

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you know and now are you happy you seen at that time I didn't know us wasn't where he is now in terms of even with his opinions you should have he was still you know he was still and still is a Muslim with he like whether you like him or don't like him just being honest he is very talented otherwise otherwise they would easily shut him up but they allowed him to kind of drift further away out of their stubbornness to refuse to build

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bridges and be friendly you see so we you know what what do you what do you expect I said this at the time look I think you guys should build bridges with him I think you guys should engage him you know be friends just because you disagree with someone be friendly at least but yes these are my thoughts on Majid Nawaz so I hope that gives some you know meaning out there somebody said reserved your answer smart enough to make you reserved your answer I'm not sure what that means the

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thoughts on Maulana mo duty I don't know too much about mo duty he was a kind of revolutionary scholar from the Indian subcontinent I know they open these and people like that hate him but I don't know too much about him to comment I know he has a tough seed he wrote it up see if that was I think it was called the female Koran I could be refined if I got that wrong I apologize but it's in order to but he wrote it for the lay lady for the common people and I think that is awesome

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I love the thought of that do you know something sometimes the comment you know the olam are sometimes speak or doing such you are they doing tough seed they do stuff seen in such a way that you think a bear is so much that corny you know they write in such a way as though they writing that have seve for other students of knowledge that's it so they will say things like I don't know like [Music] you know like that like their definitions the terminology is the language they use is very technical all

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the way through like if I was to explain something and they were to say I charge let's say Allah saying this you know in this book we've revealed verses and they are you know mutashabiha heart and other are mahkumat right now they will say like I'm just saying this is just from the top of my head things like a chart or kurani Karim a mutashabihat ayat and jinn may like if they're going to explain them they might say something like gin Camus I'll fully

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apply it maybe on gear gear hand and let's say these other verses that are mahkumat so they may say that this year mohkumat ayat jehanne in man using a su lee terminology like in may mother or mobile yin Cason k-alpha system al qaeda then i and at these kind of ways people don't understand what the hell they're reading like what the hell does that even mean like what have I even said here like this language is not for the common people in this language is only

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for people who are people who are of knowledge who understand all these masala hat you understand so this I feel that this is what I heard that he did wrote it of seed for the common people in language that is accessible so if that were true I commend that otherwise I I don't know too much about him to speak in depth about him zaiba watch alaikum warahmatullah what are your favorite books what would you recommend somebody

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said Adam Smith is asking I don't know there's so many books really - who said doodoo milk that's not the means but yeah so Apple he was his Cunha was a Balala and I remember watching a video with somebody said shaitan iike an arabic o mallanna that shaitaan's sorry Veronica haha k an Arabic mallanna that he that I am you know I am your

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most elevated Lord and Allah destroyed him around or Doody Mecca and right coming back to this question of favorite books look there's so many I would say in English I love the book sapiens by Yuval Harare I'm going through the second book right now Homer Deus I'm about 70% through it it's amazing I thought sapiens really was just wow but

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I don't know we might you see it depends it depends it's case I say this and then sometimes people freak out or the ya'juj and ma'juj are the Vikings this is the kind of questions we get right let's go to this refutation lady said I don't know her name but she does Islamic refutation to mutiny Mele video is nama saya

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[Music] so people are is that's some lady refuting I think she want to refute an atheist X Muslim but she says that and one of the people who had a discussion with him is this Mufti who when I tried to look him up this is what I found and she says or iske Julio Joe hey mulehead means an atheist

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she says voz small hits ABC Adam will he Donaghy's his dress and his appearance is more atheistic than the atheist himself so and then she goes on to say you know she goes on to refute this atheist by saying she goes they call a lot ilanic madman high ORAC or at B'nai so you've got a male and a female man and woman oh yeah when these two come

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together I like intimately she goes is c ik near butt chop adult dies so you get it you know you have a new newborn and look at this amazing system she says this is Wow she says this they asked me for proof of a God and I say look at this root production she says show me how they can be reproduction without this coming together of male and female huh show me [Laughter]

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have you heard of any sexual reproduction have you in study biology for God's sake this tons of asexual reproduction cha they want a nonsense so her response it reminds me doesn't impress me as you can see this something

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you know about zombies this is the kind of intelligence people that we're

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dealing with so you know we have to so people this is the kind of stuff that we're facing the kind of haters haters right so let's take some questions people Mufti please tell us how you're in such high morale all the time enjoy life yeah you must seriously why not if you can revel in the little

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pleasures that you get because you know I was you know this Kobe Bryant I think now just coming back to that because I spoke about it a little earlier on because there's so many clips shared about him and I for one to really know anything about him before I didn't because I don't follow sports but it was amazing I was watching some of the clips where he was people at shins shared so many things on Instagram and there was one

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way he's playing some basketball game but he's kind of he's at the same time just kind of shaking hands with you I think it's his own daughter or somebody sitting in the audience and and these moments and there was a there was something where he's kind of he's having a laugh with some friends and they jumping over some kind of a pool and and I was just watching some of these these things people were sharing them it's just you know these things just really echo at you the message that look it's true that we nobody really knows about

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life or death we haven't an an aspiration we have an ambition and expectation I hope that oh I hope I will live for many many decades to come yet we have this hope but you know for all we know one may go suddenly and in this case despite the amount of wealth that they have or resources or network nothing can prevent it but I mean should that be the case then at least one could say that you know they that they lived a

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life worth living you know that they did enjoy the the precious moments in life that they you know like him with his daughter even at that time in his final time he was with his I think nine year old daughter they were having fun you know and and that's although it's a tragic end but in a way they you know he died in loving company I'm just saying and he died really trying to appreciate and the moment qualitative moments in life and whether we don't hint we know him or don't know him or whatever but

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this is a lesson for life you know an in life so I would say that look everybody gets down once in a while but don't try to let yourself sink okay I know what I really dislike in this day and age is this labels that people have people have you know all these labels of saying they days oh I'm deprived going through depression you know it's a label and and I think although labels can sometimes be

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helpful although they can be helpful but you know in diagnosing in helping the person work through the challenges but they can also be barriers you see now it's like oh I can't do this why oh because I'm I'm in depression well no you know you need to get up you need to force yourself back up you understand if you ain't gonna do it nobody's gonna do it for you so I think it's okay to to kind of be down at times but not to let

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yourself just just sing can say well you know it's okay I've got a label like the world owes it to me no they will don't know you jack rocky clip where he's telling his son and that's an amazing quotation way he says that life will beat you down to your knees and keep you see it's not full of sunshine and rainbows and and but that it's not getting hit but being able to take it and carry on and and I think those were amazing words and obviously I find Stallone and an inspirational figure

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anyway and and he definitely performs that very well so if you haven't seen that clip you can watch it right so you know you're saying she came back a lot to the faith after watching Behati gate but much appreciated your kind words Ania may Allah keep you in his a nya now those of you that haven't seen Bihari gay it's my explanation on the whole Bihari scandal it is a detailed video it's on YouTube you can watch it I've got a few videos discussing Bihari but

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the detail one called prevaricate in two parts cool let's take a look at some questions and go in armed people going on right let's see what some of the Facebook people are also saying all right there you go no most it's not that easy to deal with [Music] Kobi also had a rape case on him I honestly don't know I being genuine when

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I said I didn't even know who he was I don't watch football I don't watch cricket I don't watch basketball I don't watch I find sports personally I find him boring I know you could apart I think maybe one or two people whose names I might have come across you could mention their names I wouldn't know they could be standing next to me and I wouldn't know who they are so I did not know who this Kobe Bryant was or is or anything about his life except that now with the with this tragic news so I've been kind of checking it out okay so cool so I mean I'm not here to speak

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about any cases or criminal cases that he may or may not have had cool alright Bihari did for me scandal such a big word yeah yeah I just want to clarify I'm not saying [Music] Biharis a scandal what I'm saying is that the way it's being presented is scandalous and so you do have to watch body Kate for me to what I'm saying so yeah I let much some relatives imagine I

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hear to three cases a lot much some job say he 3k settle at some job you know if you wanna misunderstand me then misunderstand me correctly not incorrect that's the so I'm not dissing what is your opinion on the divine matrix oh that's interesting zaiba Georgia all right you're doing it you doing it with the super stickers did the Prophet Muhammad receive inheritance from Khadijah on her death hmm that's an

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interesting question I don't honestly I don't know I'll have to look into that and see I don't know the answer to that I'm assuming he would have why not she was definitely self-sufficient she was an independent strong financial financially strong career woman who I don't think by the way I don't think she was 40 years old when the Prophet Morita that's actually a week narration she was

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older than the Prophet though I think the more strong a narration is she was around 28 and the Prophet was 25 but she had obviously children with the Prophet they lived together for several years when she passed away he was one of the most difficult years for the Prophet he was referred to as a common person the year of sorrow now and she was also a confidant and she was somebody who gave him moral support in his message as well now I'm assuming that her inheritance would go to the family I mean why not where else would it go by the by the norms of that society so I'm

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assuming the Prophet did inherit anything she would have had and the Prophet and his family as in his daughters and you know and so on but I don't I haven't you know to be honest I haven't actually read anything specifically on it so no lasa no let's say I'm afraid I don't know but I assume yes Zamani said Khadijah bankrolled Islam I I disagree I disagree you know the prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam wasn't an impoverished person he wasn't kind of somebody he was humble

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he wasn't like the most wealthiest kind of but he was okay he was financially fine he was a merchant and I you know it's interesting I'd like to speak on this actually a few moments if I may that I like the way you know I was listening to one Cold's podcast with chef Hamza Yusuf there are Renovatio kind of podcast they have it's on YouTube about the prophet muhammad sallallahoalyhiwasallam and one Cole has a book on the Prophet I've not read it or anything but they discuss it throughout it's about an hour and a half the whole podcast it's an amazing

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podcast I loved it but there's something you know in the Quan Cole says Oh Hamza Yusuf asks him to repeat and affirm that he had said that if he could sum up the prophets mission he would sum it up in two things one was the food that the prophets life was to establish a kind of regional peace safety so the way Makkah was a sanctuary it was to kind of extend

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extend sorry sanctuary la like safety to the hedges if not the Arabian Peninsula this was a life mission of the Prophet which he feels that the Prophet did achieve as well at the end of his life that to establish security and the second was to establish economic well-being or economic stability for trade now that one I found very interesting and hamsa Yusuf also acknowledges and says that that was

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really interesting and he shared it with chef chef abdullah bin baya who was really kind of awestruck as well bye horn colds words dr. Huang Cole now I found it very you know amazing as well when I was listening to that because like house a Yusef had mentioned that yes the Prophet himself was a merchant and this mercantile aspect is kind of so often neglected by Muslims you know like we preach like often the Prophet was a shepherd to kind of highlight this patience aspect and this humbleness but we forget to highlight

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that the Prophet for a considerable part of his lifetime was a merchant he was into commerce he was about entrepreneurship he was about these things he was I mean it wasn't that he was obsessed with them he wasn't but he definitely not only promoted but he participated and there's something that's not mentioning there or not sharing with you there's actually a hadith that it's the Prophet who who renames traders in a pulp with a positive term to job that there's a hadith that the traits are some of the

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traders narrate that we used to be called pre Islam sama Serra da cunha no sama-sama sera table Islam for some manner or so ilaha illallah allahu sallam a - JAL that it's the Prophet who called us and he relabeled us to job from takara from commerce that the Prophet took an interest in these things so I you know I I find I find that very I find it amazing that how this hasn't been highlighted enough this side to

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encourage people about kind of independence economic independence and you know because there's always this emphasis on you should be poor and you know no you should be but the poor people are in the mercy of God and the poor people and and that's great to help and provide solace to the poor people but they should we should also highlight this aspect and that tying in to the question that [Music] somebody had asked here that it was it that they believed khadija our OD lon in his words had bankrolled Islam it's not true because a teacher of the law on

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her passes away at least three years before the Hegira to Medina the Prophet still lived in Makkah during her lifetime and he's actually protected the protection is through Abu Talib okay who passes away in the same year hence it's called the armored person the year of sorrow so and the Prophet was protected yes he was protected by his clan but one or harsh him and you know namely speaking so it's not true and he had financial stability but they weren't in Makkah they weren't kind of like doing that and all like campaigns that needed

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money and things like this anyway so I disagree strongly with that right so what else is going on people Mufti does Allah forgive murder of a believer Allah Akbar ah murder you see the thing is that Allah is merciful and he can forgive who He willed that does seem to address the topic of murder in such grave light that it states that a so ever whosoever kills murders a person it

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is as though he has finished off mine kind and in another verse Allah says that whosoever kills then that they will forever be eternally doomed now what one could argue in other verses Allah to say he could forgive who saw him whosoever he wills and that is true as well it is a it is a grave grave sin the gravest of all possible sins is to take life and in fact there is a hadith of the Prophet that he said that I I'm a guarantor for you on the day of

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judgment that you know I am a guarantor that that I will be there for you so long as your hands are not dipped in blood that this now alright so I would say that this topic isn't to be taken lightly that said unfortunately people in life do you know they have sometimes perpetrated certain acts and they are remorseful if that be the case then you know Allah is merciful okay so it doesn't mean that one if they have perpetrated certain things that they

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should despair they should not disappear right so that I hope that's helpful right now should all Muslims be pacifists of course not I've never said Islam is a pacifist faith Islam is has always been a faith that I believe has never promoted violence but it's not tolerated in either now you know it's

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not something that if if push came to shove Islam historically has had a kind of a military system it has had you know I'm not trying to preach that Islam is some kind of Buddhism may never I've never preached that Islam does have a concept of jihad of fighting as well it does have these things that when people are wrong and that they have the right to bear arms that they have the right to do these things that they have the right to stand up against injustice and if it

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be that they you know give their life in that then so be it I mean that Islam does also have those teachings it's not it's not a kind of like a pushover faith but I disagree with people who who portray Islam is an aggressive faith you understand I disagree with that so I feel that it's it's not true that Islam is not an aggressive faith either but it's it's something which is it's in the middle I would feel that it does have a military aspect to it but it's not promoted it's not

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incentivized to be aggressive now people may have been aggressive people may have been although I disagree that Muslims by and large were aggressive I disagree by and large I'm not saying some were definitely 100 percent some more tyrants some were ruthless but I feel that the Muslim dynasty is by and large were not like that but something blood thirsty for example they weren't that they kind of celebrated a sense of power they did but they weren't blood thirsty overall

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and that's my reading of history but you could disagree so that that's my understanding so I'm not saying that they but at the same time if it came to it they had a military backbone so yeah there's nothing to be shy about in saying that but at the same time I don't you know I don't see why this the problem with this is that people kind of take it into this hate the kuffar why

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show me with we wants in the prophets lifetime he aggressively went out and attacked the Kafar it was always when he heard the the non-believers had moved and set up encampments and they were going to attack that defensively and they moved out and proactively may have even attacked they may have been preemptive strikes but they never the Prophet never just you know he is I don't know the Romans or just or the Egyptians or just happily sitting minding their business and let's just go and conquer them and kill the kuffar and that never existed in the lifetime of the Prophet and

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for anything the Prophet had a concern for for people who didn't believe he never had a hatred for them so okay I hope that helps what about the Soraya's okay the Surya is the kind of military the military kind of conquests all projects that are kind of set off with the Prophet kind of Commission's a military expedition and

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that score Surya a is the singular form of seraya in Arabic but the Prophet himself doesn't participate but he he kind of commissioned the military expedition yes what about the surah but we there is no no I'm not saying they may not have been pre-emptive but where there was no stated plotting or conspiracy to kind of set up encampment on the other side right so what is going on people what are the Facebook people

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saying right let's see why is prophet ISA called Messiah multiple 8th is the Youssef individual says is the woolie reward for following religion or does being more religious sorry lead to harder tests in life hmm right okay now you see I'm not sure what

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being religious means okay what does it mean to be religious because according to many people you say because if if you were to ask me am i religious I don't know I I'm obviously religious according to certain definitions of the term religion that I'm concerned with religion I do believe god I do believe in an afterlife I do believe in in these kind of in the scriptures I believe in these things so one from that angle would say well okay

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he's religious he's of religion but somebody else may say oh well I don't see you being acting all kind of you know Sufi kind or being all holy or Bingle so I'm not sure what being religious means if it means acting holy but what does that mean you see we seem to have this perception that being naive about the world being kind of contained not having anything to do with the dunya being a hermit like I

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just walk around like this is like Wow praying a lot of nothing keeping a lot of voluntary fasts that seems to be deemed religious hence Imam Malik was criticized you know they criticized Imam Malik that you'd never see you know you never seem to pray enough they said to Imam Malik he never seemed to keep any voluntary fasts forget people like me they wouldn't let my Malik be near my

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Malik every day would he would eat a certain portion of meat and they said to him that this is indulgence Mahathir Imam attack you lay on you know every day you're eating meat that was wrong with you and if I Malik just held his ground and he said that look I learn about the bean I convey my reading to me this is religiosity he said you pray nothing and you fast voluntarily and

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that is really just a teaching you what makes you think he said kala now I like like you both of us are we not both upon something good what makes you think that you are doing something better than me is this not so what does religious mean to some people waltz learning whilst reading they may have you know the greatest religious experience to some people maybe you know praying to some people maybe doing an act of kindness that that may have the

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deepest sense of religiosity so I I that what's that need Ava's lease yeah I love to Lefty's let me let me see if I can bring that up but I'll take a look at some of the questions whilst that's going on that it's a beautiful poem and I'd love to share it what's going on

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yeah here is but this is mine either firstly and I love this it's a couplet where he says girls say must cheat Abajo - cello you carry my curse a Masjid hey Bahadur cello you can that even though the mosque is too far from my house I tell you what let's how about this Casey wrote a hue but J cos I

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enjoy that how about we just find a child that's crying and make him laugh that you see is to some people that is the greatest act of religiosity so I you know and and I don't feel that by being religious Allah is testing you more that's not who you know so oh if you start doing more good things you're gonna start having more kam teas so i disagree with with that okay so cool all right how come off silver chains and bracelets yeah yeah

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who can wobble metalia total as they say here is my razor blade here this is for not not not this is for any emergency emergency

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right so let's get on with you know had some hate going on online shall I bring some up people this was somebody posted a clip about me is refuting the evil eye and because the evil eye does not exist people it's a superstition so somebody showed a clip and then the haters jumped on board they were like man what is this one so you

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had this guy jump on alright so but what is al-majid right he jumped on so he said this guy this guy's not dressed properly even al-majid said how is here Mufti how on earth is this guy a Mufti he's not even dressed properly for God's sake so let's see his beloved countenance these are what I did ah let's see what

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the Mossad is Almaty how do I get these haters people get women stalking them and me this worries meanwhile was trying to find him online I think I may have found

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him people all right so this is the kind of hate I get people so people are like all right so zebra Raja arise ever you doing it you're doing it let's see one moment one moment let me get you to your

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question is an organ that beats functions on pressure just another word for male a sexual organ and not the cardiac in Arabic is hot and she's saying that is that another word for the male sexual organ that gives a whole new interpretation to the word build or

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[Laughter] location means the sexual organ not at all right so let me just bring up the face you know the facebook chat seems to

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disappear every I have to kind of refresh it right so yes so the color in Arabic means they wait there one moment referring to the night of ascension muhammad in mosul recalls a story of angel cleaning his color baz a child and leaving a cut mark was it a circumcision and not an open-heart surgery right now this hadith of the Prophet as a child somebody came an angel came and cut open his chest and this is a made-up hadith

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it's not actually true I mean in all honesty just if you even think about it how could somebody how could somebody be narrating this about the Prophet because somebody says that the Prophet did this when he was a little boy the other boy says oh I saw him do this and he went out and he'd when the Prophet was a little boy I mean who was even there remembering this later on that became Muslim I mean this this stuff is all made up yeah that stuff that stuff it's not true that the Prophet had his chest cut open and

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things and no color doesn't mean that means something that can turn and it's amazing that the heart is called pulp in Arabic oh yes Allah you know it turns the word ink color that you have love right now in India the whole Inquilab zindabad the whole revolution which they call revolution is from that word help in kala to turn something that has turned around so color isn't the the the male sexual to turn it shouldn't

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turn it's like yeah it'll y'all fighting with it this is a friendly fire gone the wrong way it's a setup oh it brings a whole new meaning to oh I'm screwed right so now that's not that's not what the the more normal term for it as in not a root term but the normal term is reka which is also the same for the male

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organ which is also the same term used for the word male in in arabic okay so second one sir male and female is the same word used for the as a normal neutral it's not a root term used for the male organ what's interesting is I was I was once contemplating that in ordered or I don't think we've actually got any neutral terms for the kind of sexual organs I don't think we have like we've got euphemistic terms and we've got like technical terms but we haven't got any neutral term and we've got rude

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words but there is no normal word like you could use a I don't know was having a discussion about the kind of discussions I end up having Sohaib Mufti how can you get into reading about Islamic history you know Islamic history is awesome I think it's definitely worth learning about but I would say that look do kind of very eight you're reading

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okay like check up check different things different sources go through lectures I've got a whole course on the history of al-andalus the rise and fall of Muslim Spain it's in about twelve lectures it's on YouTube I think it's an audio file if I recall correctly I did it years ago so excuse me five I can't even remember must have been about seven years ago or something I did so but it is amazing Islamic history you see the thing is I don't know of a book to recommend per se

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because there's so many books and I would say maybe diversify your learning proactively learn like read a bit check it up read google this check it up on Wikipedia you might I mean don't take it as gospel but read it okay that has a question what does this mean Google that read that listen to a few lectures update ask more questions google them check read a book on it listen to a few lectures this is how I actually do my learning that's how I've learned on most topics I've learned like that so so it becomes difficult when

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people say to me can you just name a book because they think I've just read a book and learnt it from there but I haven't so Adam Hussein Saab says Mifare a favorite is myself mostly having discussions about sexual organs ain't nothing new nothing new there you need help yoosh is this right okay yes yes see now this is a it's a euphemism it's not an

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actual term for the organ it just means it's like saying in English private parts it's not the actual word it's just a euphemistic term so you could say like in or do like they say a light on us which means reproductive organ it's it's not an actual word it's just a terminological definition that's when I was intrigued that Wow or two actually doesn't have a neutral word that I can think of yes at all gladly they named it the word could hear but there's nothing

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just neutral I've mentioned having I in the in the past once you know a little story I went you know many years ago I was and I've mentioned this before I was a I did a bit of interpreting as a little part-time job so I used to interpret this is like going maybe about like 12 years ago or something so so they would call me to places like hospitals they'd call me to sit and you know like certain consultations and translate for people and so I was called once to a hospital and there was this

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like a very elderly Baba long beard dopey shalwar kameez and he was they - he was receiving something to assist him with so Babaji had recently remarried and it had got a younger wife as wanders in old age to revel in in the delights of this dunya well I've amassed all this wealth what

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should I do with it right so so he got to Pakistan and married a I think a young bride but now obviously performance paid you know this performance related pain right so here so Baba ji has to obviously you know perform perform and so the problem is now they don't want to give him viagra because of his old age I mean he must have been probably I'm assuming late 60s he must have mean like probably about

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close to some late 60 definitely 65 onwards to 270 must have been about thee he was he was an old man so obviously they probably didn't want to give him viagra you know you know Cooper College I just in case you knowing and getting something up he himself is lifted up so so what they had is this this kind of device which I was like

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you know being somebody who's obsessed with gadgets you're like so that is kind of like vacuum pump which so that to kind of show him to kind of he's got a place here above his his organ and then he's got a kind of pump and and then he has this kind of band which sticks on to the and holds the blood in it so I was like oh okay is that how it works and so then they they had to ask me I had to translate introduced I was like a chart or a school a separate and then

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what happened is they said to me so what you if you can ask him when he does this and he hold back his testicles in a nice way nice way of course what do I say to Baba I can't say to me out of me he's a rude word so I was like what do I call

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testicles can you say please hold back your testicles as you place this apparatus onto your so I was like I go Baba so what I did is I first just substituted it for the Arabic word so in Arabic they say like [ __ ] attain so I said Baba nato-russia attain you know hahaha and I think he looked at me like what are you on about

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I have to go with the word under I thought eggs I thought what else can I can't say come on I can't say it like it's not there look guys got full long white beard gotta have some shame and dignity so I was like but yeah so anyways I don't know how we ended up with Baba ji and his and the urology department but cello returning back here people let's take a

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look at what is going on what are the questions yeah kidney beans what are they kidney beans again what's the cool what do you call that what do you call it when they cooked this anyway yeah bhava was somebody said if Baba was mercury I think bhava was Milbury Obama was I the mir puri oh he was I think he was chachi but he was one of so he spoke a kind of hint Co Patwari kind of language but I to speak to me not cool

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I was not gonna do in mid 14 every with a straight face lobia that's it right people let's let's move on let's move on let's take some of your question people are gonna say yeah most the only spreads fittin and facade it doesn't even deal with the real questions so right oh I saw a tweet today I'm gonna share it next week I'll

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share it next week I saw a tweet today yeah by lathe mark Phyllis terrible a Dilla okay I'll come to that in a moment right now I saw a tweet by Hamza Lea bossy hahaha addressing my video he'd watched my video discussing him I'm on it a la la la I did not expect him to watch it himself but he's watched it and he tweeted that Wow he's you know he's really pleased to see that he's being praised by this move T which is moi and

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he said he would love to be on my podcast in the future which is amazing I thought wow I'm honored truly much love ma geo right so much love for that too Hamza alia bossy and chars laws we do set that up I'd love to get that to happen in Charlotte cool so what else is going on does the Quran confirm the earth is a globe and the Quran doesn't take it up as a topic but one could assume that it seems to be kind of running with that in mind you know there's a huge urban myth that people

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think that people in the past all thought that the world was a you know it's flat they didn't really think that I mean people as far back as Aristotle and other people are discussing the earth being you know being the globe they're discussing the earth being round it's nothing we kind of project and an ignorance we back projected it's not necessarily true Hasaan is like Mufti do you have a wife yard he's are so many

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times proposal he can see everybody's being bothered by all these other questions Hasan is more worried of the his sexual life mcelroy see this is a true follower a true concerned disciple he's like he's yeah okay um

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[Laughter] what's the rumpus you hear yourself you hear this is the this is the depressive life of of some of my followers I mean this I mean the concern I like it I feel it you know I feel it all right so Hassan wants to be Hassan are you about to undertake a kind of a transition m2f male-to-female this one

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hunter if you are then okay you know what once it's done to share your picture here on the is for a charitable cause of course will will let it go out to the highest bidder a ballet flat entirely an a-lister Arthur jib oh hey born a smoked lithography her deal masala but see open injure mark yeah

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lapis lapis so far Doha I like insha'Allah right so what is my position on Easter Arthur there a deal at seeking help from other than of law you see this it seeking help from other than all depends what we mean here by help one is in a religious sense one is in a generic sense like I'm hey can you give me a hand of course this kind of thing is obviously normal to seek help from anyone and everyone you know to say

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hey do you mind helping me with this do you mind giving me a hand with that hey could you facilitate this for me could you explain how this kind of in the dunya this is Darrow a snob okay this is a world of means and medium not psychic mediums but media we need the assistance of one another in turn my Denis amitaba Crimmins that even social creatures so in that sense of course of course we are you know we're always

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seeking help there's nothing wrong with that and there's nothing wrong in saying that you know I achieved this by the help of someone so in fact there's a hadith mallesh Karina's la Mishka Lila whosoever is not grateful to people is not grateful to Allah right the other thing is that the other thing is that seeking help as in divine help so for example imagine I've got I'm praying now that's different like one is I phone a friend say oh listen I don't know I'm in a bit of a situation could you come

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round and help me to do this or I need somebody to be able to do this in my stead whiny you're not gonna ask God to do that but one is oh Allah you know grant this person help this person be cured or help me out of this problem in life you're kind of praying out to someone in that sense we should only pray to Allah okay we should not pray to we should not pray to saints or to mediums or to statues or idols or the cosmos or things like this we should

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only we should have just a that this kind of connection where a person just praise if they're to pray they just pray to God that I I do feel strongly about that but anything else breeds superstition okay so I don't agree with kind of praying to Saints and doing things like that so divine help is only from God okay that's that's how I see this matter that was also the position of people like imam malik and people like that and the cell if

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generally speaking okay so I hope that helps right there was a question Musti how much do you bench not enough not enough yeah Hamza Yusuf is very inspiring he is indeed he is indeed what's this Saracen you've been reading Fred Donna Fred Donna has an interesting book I've watched his lectures on Mohammed amongst the believers but I've not I've not read his book yet mm-hmm can we seek help from the Prophet Muhammad sallallaahu leave us alone

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you see I wouldn't have I wouldn't advise that we seek help from anybody other than Allah that's my personal take right so that's my so he bassam's asked a question I'll just come to it so I don't feel that look we should the Prophet himself prayed to God so if we you know if you like what I'm trying to say is if there's a problem deal with it if you can or you know I exhaust your resources to deal with it if you can't deal with it then then pray to God if you--if you're gonna pray pray to God

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that's what I would say so hey you doing it you doing it so hey right okay I heard that if one is intoxicated is Salah is not acceptable accepted for forty days is this true that's not true I have been through that hadith to show that the hadith has a weakness in the chain I do have a clip part of it on YouTube these kind of things were to discourage people from drinking so as you know the the abrogation and the you know the prohibition making something Haram making alcohol Haram what was a kind of gradual process so it begins by

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discouraging people and it was really strongly linked to the prayer that people were kind of they were too drunk whilst they were praying so then there is this hadith about look if you drunk then yourse allies and accepted for 40 days this is a kind of death courage and it's it's a discouraging element it's not literal the other thing is the hadith isn't that sorry anyway okay so I hope that helps I okay cool but I mean it is an interesting question you know I had somebody look somebody asked me a question

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sorry not question somebody message me a girl messaged me she said look you know don't take this the wrong way bla bla bla bla nothing ever good begins with that you know look I have a lot of respect for you nothing good or positive or kind of like spirit elating ever begins with with those words so so she says well you know my husband is a big fan of yours and he started watching

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your videos and and he used to be super strict and everything before he watched your videos but now when he started watching your videos he's become so relaxed that he doesn't even bother praying and when I've asked him he said that oh he's he smoked cigarettes and because oh he says you say smoking isn't Haram so he smoked cigarettes and then he says because he smoked he can't pray

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now you see I responded you know what seriously I mean it seriously really I mean are you even reading what you're saying you know are you gonna really put the blame on me you know there's that mere bully thing that guru Moyer Chania sorry metallic name saying a proverb that tickles ababa and once he's kind of

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like giving somebody a shave he can slit his throat and then he says come on next move and he moves the kid and he goes it goes good ol boy Virginie sorry my telling me that you know they they come dead from home and they just end up being blamed on us obviously it's a story relax relax right so the point is that look this person right so this person right he

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look if he fields first of all I do agree that I've I you know I do agree I say smoking is not haram many people have said that I this on the same note condemned smoking from a health perspective I do not smoke myself and I feel that is toxic to your health and lifestyle but if you want to do it you know you have freedoms I don't feel God is gonna punish you for doing it but you know it's your choice but then I don't say that oh you're Sol isin accepted so if a person is going to just say well

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look you know oh I'm gonna pray because I've even said that even if you know a person a drunk the Salah would still be acceptable so long as they know what they're doing so don't blame everything on me [Music] tranquila tranquila you know the thing is that yeah Mufti are you going with us are are looking for gog and magog right i was supposed to do an intro under a solid guy shall we do a quick intro on the rosada what time do I begin I began let me just check alright let's

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do a quick intro on the rissalah right i have said i was going to speak about even Abizaid al qaeda wony who is a legend in in Maliki Fick he dies in passes away in 386 hey Jerry we're talking over a thousand years ago people so this is the kind of person I'm speaking about he was born in 310 310 he's we're talking you know like about theory is a couple of centuries after Imam Malik in in that sense is he still very early as in his is in the time that I love the great scholars of hadith and so

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on or have just passed away or or people around that era are just living on or just passing away that's the kind of eerie he's born into okay he's from Tunis modern-day Tunisia he's somebody he he's that's where he's buried as well in a place later one this is associated with his name and this for those of you that understand or to afar see comes from the word gaurav ah like a caravan because we you had a bunch of settlers they they actually went there as a kind of like a caravan as a kind of like a mobile settlement and it became

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known as theta one and from there you have his name which is even a busy though his actual name is Abdullah he goes by the couny Abu Mohammed and he's known as ignore B's aid okay Dewani now I thought I'd share a bit of light on him he has a very famous text in he has a very famous text in in Malachy fit called eros Allah which is just the treatise just just like a work it's like saying you know a writing almost a treatise on Maliki fear it's seen as in other kind of like a borderline

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beginners fundamental or maybe borderline intermediate but not even that really a beginners text a lot of the time it's seen as if not maybe an intermediate level but it's something studied early on but I want to just say a few words on that but before getting to that let me just tell you a bit about this guy he is one of the Don's of the Maliki Mahtob okay he is referred to as young Malik Malik I saw here he is the encyclopedia one of the early encyclopedias of the met happy he is referred to categorically as the share

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within the matter so if they say quite often they will say in fact is a saying that Lola share Han if it wasn't for the two shares when Mohammed on and the two Mohammed's well called the N and the two car these then this meth head would have gone leather Hubble met her and the Shahan were you've got even Ibiza he is really you know you've got he when you say a share you're referring to if nobody said okay that's his kind of mahkum within the method okay now he he's a contemporary

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let me just bring some popular names to to your attention of hasanul RBC an absolute legend within the method as well right now also the other share al hassan al kaba see so when they say share hand they referring to obviously as well they were contemporaries and they was arguably some kind of rivalry and i want to speak about the the character of a Bonomi say just briefly that he was somebody who always emphasized on the art of giving and he was very wealthy as a person allah

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blessed him with great wealth and to the extent that when he heard of other scholars so there's a famous scholar called the abdullah Hubble birth daddy used from Iraq who was struggling financially that he sent thousands of the nerves to him just to kind of as a kind of like a sponsorship just to kind of support him and he was somebody if he heard that something was going on he would support him his own contemporary about hasanul Baba see who at some point I feel that they may have even had a fallout when I will hassan al Bobby see his daughter was married even appease a

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took upon himself the entire funding for her marriage just as an act of kind of just you know kind of like Brotherhood to it about her son on ABC and he says to him that you know he says that I had for considerable years actually put aside a certain amount of money for her and this is how scholarship ought to be and this is how humanity ought to be that despite even if there's rivalry even if there's challenges even if there's you know sometimes you may get on with people sometimes you may not

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yet look at the level of humanity and later in life in his final stages when when it nobody's aid actually passes away I will have some a prophecy is the one who actually praised his Janice and leaves his janaza and it's just an interesting fact I thought it's worth sharing from amongst his teachers if nobody's AIDS teachers was over Caribe mandala but the famous Maliki who wrote a refutation of the Imam Shafi is called a red Alicia for those of you that I believe dr.

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Sherman Jackson has a translated into English was amongst his teachers also so I will add up a Tamimi and I was I Bobby and also Ibrahim you've known moons they have the son of the famous implemented or amongst his teachers as well any students is two sons of worker and Omar brother ie the famous Malachy who Sariah so right the famous Malachy who does a little compresses the Madonna as well as Eve

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who writes the daddy Mac even ABI talib the famous Corey the recital of allah azza a the famous Mahad is I do have a work of these as well some way over here right now I want you to just highlight very slowly now this is a copy of the rissalah this is why even this is by done horrible islami I've had this for several years I have actually by the way taught the race Allah and I will be airing some of the recordings for it as well and shall on Facebook and YouTube coming soon but this is a a kind of a

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brief text the brief text that he writes at the request of certain people now then we're not too he writes in the beginning that I've been asked by someone most likely was somebody called Madison McAuliffe I stood a--they some people have said it may have been a boys Harper suburi for those of you are familiar with these people their contemporaries but he writes it and he says that this is you know this is something I I write a brief you know a few words a few sentences he kind of expresses it like that so it may

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be helpful for people okay now right now I just wanted to bring our attention to this book this book later on in time was actually was actually as in during a period of time written in gold people Wow that to that extent that you know this are a seller of hypnotized a player one people Allah Allah Allah but he begins it by saying these words animal allahu wa yak and our reality what re that may

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Allah help us all on safeguarding is what he's entrusted us with and and he mentions that know what happy tomorrow to I know I mean Shara may he allow us to safeguard and protect this Sharia for in the Casselton if so you have asked me an October like a joomla Tomatis Allah that I write for you a a brief sentence memoir to be immoral Diana from that which is necessary in the matters of this theme and when he says you have asked me that is most likely as I mentioned Mijares a

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Sufi okay now this rissalah i just wanted to mention that it has been abu zaid that the bath did mentioned that people was so competitive in obtaining it that at one point it was written in golden ink okay so while so that's it's kind of an accolade for it and people have said that it is if somebody has studied this book will well hustle and then because urban reseller antebellum little monsters are all well I will be be mafia yes a rule in our mill hyah - sheriff was here the

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Fredonia wa sada fill our hero that if somebody had actually studied this book and understood it that suffices them for this dunya in terms of knowledge that's how it's been described which is amazing so I just thought I'll I'll highlight that and then I'll highlight that what are some of the commentaries just briefly that have been written on this one of the early commentaries is mr.

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Lockridge illallah which was written by a worker every one of the Iraqi Maliki is a great malooley what he'd actually done was done that the courage of the a hadith on it chef Mitsuru highlights that another two commentaries were done by Abdul Wahab our daddy the one who even Abizaid actually supported financially himself as well now one of those commentaries I actually have right here this is it not be say that's observable but daddy's somebody sohave Azam has asked can i buy this book in English I believe the result has been translated in English

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you can bite and you can start studying malik you feel even if you are Hanafy yes that's correct I do have a few Maliki fit works on YouTube I have the ash Maurya in six lectures I have called the yards foundations of Islam in 20 lectures and I do have the wrestle a detailed commentary which I'll be hearing soon as well now so you've got also a banal arabe the famous Maliki legend also had a sharable horibe rissalah believe it or not where he went through some of the difficult words that's the Maliki legend from Al Andalus now there was an interesting book which I wish I

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could get hold of by the famous theologian Muhammad the Sakuni where you did a book al Jermaine irresolute tell Kane what's áfreeá these are amazing works at alkane is Bob De La Habra daddy and at the free is by Virgil lap once again one of the birth daddy scholar so you've got other than that there's a limo feed Alaris allelic palpable muster feet which were rather bill muster seed mustard seed which is by use of a Raji Raji who was from the eighth century that's not the Raji Raji who has a work on the Madonna that's a different Road

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Raji you have a tree what a beard which is why Abu Hafs alpha kahani who passes away seven three four hit jury who who lived in Egypt he was a great Malachy I do have some of his works over here that's the same famous [ __ ] honey okay and that was in four volumes you have Abu say del gesù Lee has three kind of compositions on the rissalah that were done you have I was aided to sue Lee's use of Maryland fast he has attacked Lee the popular to feed which is in the British Museum now

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you have followed my polish our horror solidly obey and grant Moosa as the natty who passes away in 802 he tree that's the famous poem Ron is sumati who whose opinion I've quoted previously that the way he speaks about alcohol in cooking he says that because alcohol evaporates that it is permissible to use that in cooking that's azamati the famous Maliki scholar who passes away in the 9th century so five hundred years ago he has a commentary or had a commentary on the result obviously most of these are not in print unfortunately you have culture

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Nia tuna sister all official in the server which had recently come into print and right there is people are right by colchani right now you do have Marshall Marshall move to the in little Julie which that's in print as well there is you can actually purchase that these came out in the last few years you other than

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that a lot of people have worked on the app either section as well like those of you that are familiar with a blockbuster Lulu who is a student of Rosalie the one I quote when we say that the punishments in Islam change and I've quoted a broadcast email personally before it's very famous and he changed the punishments the cutting of the hand or the stoning or whatever people want to say into financial penalties and he said that's what the Sharia mandates and he was a legend in Maliki fit his famous student alabaster Lulu he also has a commentary on the Athena section of the reseller then you've got its neva here which is where you take parallel issues

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and put them together in fifth and the famous one biiig neva Z at McNasty you've got some of the reseller commentary by a bouillabaisse as a cop you've got a fedora Bonnie upon the art either by Manu FEMA Luffy has almost you know the Apple Hasan Maloof II the Egyptian scholar who passes away in 939 a tree he has almost eight separate works on the reseller eight works Wow so he has one tactical in Melbourne you at the high drama high knee on the reseller he has ten wheedle makalah no sorry that

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that data is but and its interest today is this one he has he did a commentary on the reseller and carafe he says about it that Samia - Bob - Afiya pool in no accident matter I'm official Hassan Ali assuredly soca' Rafi says I've heard people say that Apple has an earlier Shelli really endured to kind of do this is way he's this is where the turkey has taken most of his works from and a Tim bhakti

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kind of the scholar from timber - he came by saying ma shumou Selim bellman Madhava Anna Khalil Herrera layer Ali he was assuring Allah he says that these guys what are they on about anybody who can do a work on Salil and these books why can't he do a work on why has he taken it from he goes that this is inner man what the ham wasa beer alone along like a front right so that was an interesting just a little anecdote I thought those of you that are familiar with hubbub here's the reader makalah do you have it some way it's a

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commentary on the Neva it of rasulallah by even navazio McNasty which i quoted earlier on let's skip a few here you've got also Hobson yeah he has a commentary on the Hoshi of hot Bob his son Yehia has that you've got Hoshi upon the tea by ideology Rudi no routine now judy has a few commentaries I believe they are maybe three or slightly more upon the result of works upon the result you've got chef mayara who has won abu mohammed

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is irani you got four lucky at the whiny which is a popular one i do have that yes alright this by the way is an awesome one that I've relied upon quite a bit by even energy an amazing scholar really honestly I really loved his in a passive Nanaji his commentary you've got also those of you I don't quote this shipment rooks commentary on Boris Allah they're very similar but I actually prefer even emojis it's I just loved it the way he goes into a lot of fillers and things like that you do have a shot

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of severe by Al Hershey Abdullah Hershey but once again it's not in print really we do have this is by the forked 1e buying a Ferrari that's good it's good if one of the Allies had a kind of scholars but I do actually prefer even energies if I'm to be honest right okay moving on skipping some of these you do have some of the other ways and the mauritania n--'s right you've coming right up to see the ahmed al Hamadi you did see the a fidel of ahmadi had a book called the

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frigate de la Lima theory salah mineral for evil mesial but it became so carried away bringing all the hadith that he had to he stopped at kita Bonica and then he kind of did a summary in his book called masala cattle allah which is in print which i do also have i do refer to that as well in the actual commentary that i do right so yes so I mean so quite a lot of people have done commentaries on the result of evening is a debate when he is an absolute legend really you can't and a done within the method he was the first person to do a summary of the

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Madonna this is the SSR of the Madonna and it's in print now it's in three volumes he also has no idea was he at that which is a an encyclopedia where he collects all the opinions of imam malik that are not in the Madonna so he says i know what it was here that a lama filmer do when i'm in Radium in an Ummah hot so the mother texts know somebody referred to them as the there's something text so if I say by the naam hotel but the

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mother texts right so and he has a book Amitabha Imam Malik in defense of the method of Imam Malik I thought I'd give a summary introduction to if numbers eight who is known as young Malik he was also the person who in his lifetime he had kept he had kept dogs and it's an interesting thing about him that he was asked that how can you keep dogs on you know this there's these hadith and that say it's Haram to keep a dog or something and and he said if the companions were alive in our day and age

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they they would have kept lions let alone dogs so that was even Abizaid and one of the things that he suffered actually talked about you know he was a person of great character and great kind of he helped a lot of people but he actually took a lot of abuse from his wife believe it or not it's actually popularly transmitted that his wife would give him quite a hard time so his wife would give him a real hard time actually issued abuse him quite a bit I don't know whether she'd physically

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abuse him but this also goes to show that you know please this view sometimes that men in the past they always kind of like you know they they roughed up women or they always kind of it was very patriarchal or they were very it's not always true because here you have a great Imam even as a double Mohammed share al Qaeda one who is a legend in his time and yet openly in front of people as well his wife would have used him sometimes she would verbally abuse

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he's like this big legend and at the same time she'll just come out and be

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like yo they asked they said things like

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saris the sound has become somebody said something about the sound okay let me let me just voices rockling okay

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if the voice rattles let me know people I'm an afternoon looking to why this actually is doing this because it only did it as before and it only did it as a one-off you

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okay has that fixed it is that better right okay yes so I mean this was the thing so even though his aide was asked how come he doesn't just divorce his wife and he said well look he said he said maybe he said maybe this is just another test from God for me actually read the verse of the Quran way he said

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he said I saw antequera Boucher and wah wah hydraulic oom that perhaps you dislike something and yet it is very good for you so he said that look I'm just gonna hold on right so right is it messed up again but it's messed up again

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all right Oh Tom I don't get what's going on you know what I'm going to set up for next week I will set up an independent mic so you all mental mental people I have

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to go into the properties and redo this all right so now I hope it's fix something you know what this all right right okay for next week what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna set up I've actually bought a mic it's my fault actually I didn't I thought that you know what I don't bother setting it up I'm just using the mic that's on the webcam but I'm gonna change that from next week so my apologies people so yes anyway so that was the kind of brief story of hypnotizes aid he is still they do have

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a kind of a very humble kind of mausoleum kind of thing for him in Tunis so if any of your visiting you can always check it out cool somebody said move the upgrade I will do I will do I've already got I've already got it right here but I have not bothered setting it up it comes with the whole sound condenser and everything but I've it's my bad my bad let's move on people it's been way too late so what is the masala segment so I've heard

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people assalamu alaykum warahmatullahi wabarakatu welcome to our YouTube channel mission to succeed in busting this is for Ashton 30 how does a jinn enter the body of a human the chain exists in the form of a spirit as its bodies made from gas and a as we are informed in surah Rahman I have 15 that Allah created the jinn from illusion of fire and according to eben Abbas the

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fusion of fire is the hot wind coming out from the fire therefore the jinn can enter the human's body through any place he or she wants however the most common area for entries through the

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humans videos

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so it's these kind of things we have to say to these people [Applause] honestly seriously this is the kind of stuff going on out there that the jinn are entering through the back bus is it gasps no it's a jinn

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[Laughter] obviously people what as do we need a plug people might start selling plugs now all of a sudden yeah and you got a you know it's an anti jinn plug yeah what's this Djinn doing can you imagine the jinn that came up with that didn't Jamie's up to something and he gets

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caught and he goes it's it's not what you think I was just I was actually just possessing this person I was just going through and the other jeans are like [Laughter] [Music] people you know what I spend way too long today we've been through quite a few things taking a look at some of the issues going on worldwide from the

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corona virus to the death of Coby meaning of life we've been taking a look at some of the haters and they this is some of the issues alcohol when taking a look at depression we've been looking at Salah had an introduction to the rissalah and now chin busting okay so guys as always it's been epic if you haven't liked and subscribed to my channels are they are you want an invitation from the mufti himself people here let me bring

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them up for you these are them get yourself over there get liking get sharing spread the fitting and facade people and if you want to share it even more this is me on facebook with my supporter page the patreon is soon come people soon come as always it's been awesome sugar and jazzile muchas gracias but what Daniel are people for for hacking the entire session with as always take very good care of yourselves till next week remember me in your kind arse well Salam alaikum warahmatullah

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wabarakatuh stay blessed much love over and out

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  title = {{Monday Nights with Mufti Abu Layth 150}},
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  organization = {Mufti Abu Layth Archive},
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