Monday Nights with Mufti #198 | Q&A Unscripted & Unrestricted! 😉 | Mufti Abu Layth

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people swagatam swagatam all right so what is going down you know this today we almost got sabotaged almost almost you know this is this is a metaphor for life people you never know what's going to happen with so all of a sudden I'm trying to fire this up and streamlabs today repeated error after error after error it doesn't even open up so anyway got rid of the thing re downloaded did it again got it up

but remember M failing is not an option Allah Allah Allah so what have we got in store tonight what is we going to be discussing you know I thought uh I had a um Muti Meetup special as well it was my my Jim my birthday so I thought you know as a uh treat why

not to several different belows that today we get a bunch of them and my treat to them my treat to them [Laughter] those of you that remember theth about sorry Mal and Mar so in Arabic you know uh they say people said please can you also share some more Arabic as well of course please no problem you know of course of course

brother we'll share the AR as well so they say sa is like when you're kind of like like uh buttering someone up you know it's like you're kind of coating and but then you have so it's not raag today is the raag people so let's bring on a few of our beloveds that we'll take a look at today a little later on uh but just as a to let you know what's in store

all right so who I'm thinking of to today uh is of course our below [Music] Shak he's doing uh proper proper BLS which the the the term for it the terminology the must the people is Gap Gap is when somebody's blagging on

another another level so uh you know like you've seen that Meme where it's got that muli and uh it says the crush saying [Laughter] I like people who really BL a lot so the M saying you know he's saying that many Jin used to attend my and then he says you know many of them I got married like I married them after each

other so anyway we're going to be looking at Shadi muak Shadi muak it's got to be got to be what where so we'll take a little look at Shadi Mubarak and his monkey business on misleading people misquoting misquoting brother brother no misquoting brother so also what is Danny Boy Danny Bo been up to we got to take a look at Danny Bo uh

somebody I don't know it's not private but Danny boy has a telegram group and some messages have reached me worth sharing people worth sharing other than that what would did I say I will be looking at uh I rush I've been asked by some people can I speak on I Rush the great Maliki Legend So I said yes of course CL claro claro so we'll speak a little bit about um yep that seems these are the key topics uh yep yep yep just taking a and

of course Miss patri onos I'll be taking your questions as well much love to my patrons out there and all of you guys as well M Gio Gio and your questions you know Facebook for some days has been kind of it doesn't I don't know what streamlabs is doing what it used to do is it would run the Facebook comments down the side so I could read them as the YouTube comments run down the side but for some reason it doesn't seem to do that anymore and I don't know gu so you know like if I see like if I bring it up now and refresh it it

doesn't bring any chats so I have to have Facebook open as a tab but do keep sharing your questions I will be checking time to time other than that what is going down what is going down people classical Arabia classical Arabia people share some classical Arabic I'll share a classical Arabic poem yeah what you know this is uh in many ways symbolic of you know

people you know B you know this is the problem if I if I speak people say yeah he's going on so this poet classical poet when describing how obviously about the below the below he says this is how the prophetic attributes are distributed between us yeah he says

laaa Allah Allah he says look at the the attributes going that way so this is sometimes the belowed this is the kind of division the Judgment of lman Allah you know the beauty of

Yousef the the Serene tone of Da the Chast Chastity or modesty of maram Allah Allah Allah what about me what about me he says [Laughter] says for me I get the the sorrow of Jacob I get the the loneliness or the the dark you know the dark tribulations

of Jonah of Eunice the pain and suffering of a job and I get the just the kind of remorse of Adam this is how this is sometime the belowed the belowed so when people say look at mu Allah this is all it kind of applies but it's a beautiful poem um and it has the very famous line in it as well

that that if only I had cried before she had cried cry Allah Allah Allah that you know it would have dealt with these anxieties and issues if only before before before Allah people Allah said she cried before me and her crying made me cry so I had to admit that really first

position always goes to the first but it's an epic poem people epic poem right so what is going on H do I have uh I have a brief Udu poem always just start it off where's my picture gone hi hi hi hi I don't know

what happened to my video capture there left to must have been when I redownloaded the whole thing so what is going on let me first of all what is going on people let's take a look uh let me take a look take a look Turkish food is good random cello yeah say you know Turkish food is good okay so what else is going on oh you're doing it with the super chats you're doing it much love belowed has said muy I asked

you about reincarnation once and you said you'd bring someone on mine trap to discuss it any updates I think I already did in another live well I I've got to find the right person who's prepared to discuss such a topic with me and it's a difficult one um I think especially for Muslims so if you know any people that are interested and happy to discuss definitely send them my way Muti sa have you seen the Shia response to

gangui uh I I'm not sure I saw um I saw one which somebody was responding about should I debate not me but them should they debate fared and there was some discussion about that I kind of briefly went through just kind of skipped through some of it I didn't I don't know if that is it or if there's something

else n man Al Khan and his Arabic class Allah Allah Allah is he doing it is he doing it a a you Knack Knack H doing it doing it people unscripted and unrestricted hi hi hi story of my life people stream is lagging is the stream lagging is the stream okay let me check let me check uh is it let me just get a quick is it is it all right for you guys the stream let me check on Facebook and

YouTube send a quick confirmation peoples M where's Facebook uh all right you're doing it a you're doing it right fushi ashar all right all right all right you guys are doing it doing it

is the stream's coming through all right is there's no issue is there with the sound or the video somebody Ramy shukran for confirming uh yep it's all good shukran guys see the YouTube guys are on it oh you look handsome as always in the Stream of the you teasing me H you you you Haram so where is a what's going on here there you go so what is going on Mente what's preoccupying the precious

thoughts of Mente this is on the news able to send out food for those who receive free School meals when schools are in and I'm really glad that we're able to do that when schools are outad if you're that glad can I just ask you a difficult question why did you vote against it well I'm really glad we were able to put it into place yeah but you're that glad about being able to put it into place again why did you as health secretary vote against this well because um the reason that I'm glad now is because we've been able to sort that out the reason you're glad now is you got

shamed just be honest you got shamed into it by a football player a young football player with a conscience who managed to prick the conscience of you and the government do you regret now given how glad you are that it's now happening do you regret voting against it well of course I'm pleased that we're we're making sure that that wasn't the question if I asked if you regret but hang on it's a very important question because what's so difficult about these people just saying just admitting you were WR question for you is given how glad you now are that is happening do you regret having food in the UK to say I'm really glad that it's happening you regret it you regret voting against it

he voted against it by the way I'll put it this way in the first lockdown uh we took this action and now as you say we're in a yes or no whether you regret it you either regret it or you don't well I I'm I I'm really glad that the Situation's been resolved you so you regret you regret voting against it I I'm really glad it's been resolved we've sorted it out kind of sounds like he's he's on trial own words to describe my own feelings on this so you won't answer the question well it's that I'm I'm answering the question and I'm really glad that we s let's just hope going forward we don't rely let's hope let's just hope we don't have to rely as we have to again this week on

Marcus rashford to once again expose the iniquity of this system because these kids are in lockdown they're suffering they're hungry and they need support and they need proper support from you as health secretary and the government thank you for joining us people God damn the unconscionable neglect of this government ah one does not know whether to laugh or cry but it is what it is there you go MOS

hanok that's what uh is you know the term you couldn't have found a more perfect name for him ancock there's like a uh prediction in that name so what is going on people what awesome right so yeah good old politics everywhere Muti have you been

uh what's going on why are the English so bad at handling interviews I don't think the English are I think the English can be actually very good some politicians or even General spokespeople uh I think people like hanock Boris and you know okay I don't know about hanock he probably is massively incompetent you know Boris I think that he may have a clumsy element to his personality but I think he's actually very intelligent and I think he plays into that clumsiness

to have his um role more forgiving in the eyes of people because they kind of just think oh you know oh he's a [ __ ] you know oh he's stupid he's clumsy he whereas come on man all that I mean just being from who he is right from you know from a genetic dispos position from you know from his great-grandfather coming down Elite people playing you know key strategic roles in society to a um

affluent elitist private education come on these people ain't dumb I don't buy that they DB I think it's it is intentional whatever it is and and there is a there is a point of that they don't know as well sometimes like what is the best way to conquer let's say covid-19 now fair enough the whole world didn't know so I'm not saying that they had the answer but I don't think that this thing of oh you know sorry this happened that happened I I think they would have known and just either not kid or they may have allowed things

you know God knows how many people have benefited from this planemic seriously I wonder how many people have benefited and by people not just the the plebs on the ground they ain't benefited Jack I'm talking about the upper rather the high the elite echelons of society the the 1centers right so seriously uh you know they've made millions and Mill I mean their wealth has has significantly grown during the pandemic

so that's a question H inter so yeah let's move on move wasting our time oh did he just say muy wasting our time come on my show and you say so what's this a chat khidi you're doing it khid much love much love for the super chat right what are some of the the questions and what's going on do a Mind Trap with Muhammad

hijab yeah yeah I I I would be uh you know I'd love to why not think it'd be good but I think Muhammad hijab wouldn't um I don't know if he'd be keen on doing things like that um because yeah just you know if you just think about it you see if if he probably because of the backing he has and what he presents himself as the as a very in you know as an intellectual of that kind of whole da

scene if he was to speak with me um he could if he just had a casual conversation like a friendly one he would get they they would kind of like just swallow him up they would be like what the hell was that you know you're speaking to a deviant you're doing this you glor you know you you're giving a deviant an opportunity blah blah blah blah blah so they they wouldn't allow him like look how fared tried to bully him yeah when he had that trans hijab on and you know oh my God why' you give a PL you know it's not even far's show it's like if I've got a show what the hell has he got to do with someone in in

another continent what I choose to to to do who I choose to um you know put on it what's it got to do with them so yet you know they they were bullying him about it and um so and if he tries to put me in my place it's may be

risk risk may this one it might be the you know oh gamble the gamble because you never know in our last encounter this not easy you know this one not e he so uh it might be big problem so so and if anyhow he ends up looking you know he comes off a bit short changed uh that would kind of destroy or ruin or damage at least at least damage his reputation so I think uh it's it's a

risk that you know for him it's probably not worth taking he's thinking why even risk it so yeah right so what is going on people she Imran Hussein who's huh Imran oh Imran Hussein AA you spelled it different um yeah I mean h that would be interesting yeah why not why not why not let's get she Imran Hussein on if we can uh do bold women have to wear hijab

well you know Fortune does favor the [Laughter] Bold women don't oh unless it's through an illness I was about to say I was about to say why would a woman be bold but obviously unless it's due to certain illnesses or conditions but do um I want actually I wonder is hair loss an issue for women I mean I know women do lose hair as well but I I wonder if it's a tiny tiny issue or is it actually

a substantial issue uh obviously hair loss for men is huge um and the irony is that worrying is actually a contributing factor this is where the game is rigged against you so you lose some hit and then you start worrying which contributes to losing more

hit whoever rigged this game to to to so but I wonder how it is with uh H that's an interesting thought I guess hello Google so right so what is going on Muti what do you think of the mlim of the Muslim Community both Sunni and Shia in Birmingham in Birmingham people brm town I I don't know what I think it's great I mean it's it's good I don't have

any right so there's a distinction in saying Muslim and between cultural sociocultural factors cuz they're not you know they're not in interdependent necessarily so um the Muslim scene I think pretty much everywhere is similar it's suffering it's destitute it's you know something which is it's tragic it's a Dev Das movie in in slow motion that's what it is a car crash in

slow motion so you've got you know it doesn't M cuz Muslims really come on Islam I I was watch I wasn't watching but I saw on YouTube that he gave a suggestion obviously I don't really watch these preachers and stuff like that but it was something about why you know why are people uh why are the youth not listening to um Islam or some something like this you know to the scholars why are they not listening to the scholars and I just looked at it and I thought look I don't know what the hell you whoever this person this preacher is whatever he's going to

say but the truth is because you guys are irrelevant okay you are outdated and you're just not you know apart from just trying to make people feel guilty and giving yourself a kick uh sorry a self-esteem boost uh for feeling holier than thou and better than the rest right because it is as well look when people never you know in discourse analysis you you you study these things about power positions that never underestimate a power

position that you know the power to even tell someone off it is uh you know there's psychology involved if you psychologize if we psychologize the these scenarios we will see that there is this kind of like uh people are kind of getting off on this kind of vibe of holier than thou you know feeling good about alhamdulillah you know at least I am my life is you see this is what it is so in essence but okay put that aside it's

about the the disconnect is so polarized between the mulvis the mulas and the regular people so that's why they're not listening and you too busy talking about an aspect of you know a a uh I don't know a representational feature of Islamic F which has no meaning today no semblance of any kind of uh connection connectivity is there like so let's say you know you want to teach them stuff you're going on about uh it doesn't mean

anything to these people why would they you know it's so it's becomes so dry unless somebody just stumbles upon them who happens to already be interested then that's uh you know that that then that's fair enough that's somebody who's come to them in fact speaking of that I well Peoples Peoples

Peoples so I'd come across actually laughing and joking right right I'd come across oh actually let's begin with why not speaking of these kind of preachers laughing and joking too much and becoming excessive in that is an indication that a person Lacks High aspiration and the question here is how is that possible what is a relationship with joking and high aspiration High aspiration is a person who's focusing what is serious and what is important in life the important things in life are serious they're not things that are

jokes they require sweat and blood if you want to lose weight joking when you go to the gym and you need to work out it's pain it's sweat it's if you want to memorize the Quran it requires reducing on your sleeping spending time alone with yourself revising repetition all of that joking too much takes away from your seriousness in things that you need to achieve many people their personality of laughing too much excessively and joking too much excessively it does oh oh bloody hell where did he go it does generally lead to no actually we need to get the rest of that we need to get the rest of that right

oh right because I wanted you guys to catch the last part of what he said there's uh laughing and joking too much and becoming excessive in that is an indication that a person Lacks High aspiration and the question here is how is that possible what is a relationship with joking and high aspiration High aspiration is a person who's focusing what is serious and what is important in life the important things in life are serious are jqu serious discussion to lose weight it's not a joking matter when you go to the gym and you need to work pain it's sweat if you want to memorize thean it requires reducing on your sleeping spending time alone with

yourself revising repetition all of that joking too much takes away from your seriousness in things that you need to achieve many people their personality of laughing to much excessively and joking too much excessively it does generally speaking go into other things in their lives the way they are to their children the way they with their pner you tend to find their life is not in order mainly because they're not a serious person they takes everything as a joke sorry sorry sorry sorry [Laughter] sorry we're going to come to the other one in a moment people this is the kind

of stuff you get for for going to these kind of to for attending these Jas that's what you're going to get you're going to get somebody there like that saying um look uh you know joking and laughing is a uh you know if people who generally joke and laugh if you look at their lives they're pretty

miserable oh so Muti stop being miserable stop being miserable yeah honestly where do they get this stuff from you know that I mean that that is the very definition of of of happiness and joy

laugh ah this is what you call you you know like you you're selling misery in the name of happiness and trying to deprive them of joy and laughter by saying joy and laughter is misery you know what's [Music] that what's that ofal he says you know they've renamed Insanity sanity and switched them around uh and he

says you know whoever wants expresses himself however he wants this this is the you know they selling you Misery by saying that's true happiness you should be serious Blood Sweat and people who are laughing laughter to TOA TOA God forbid is a sign of misery you know if you see those people in their real lives they're like uh you know it pours into their family I mean for God's sake I'm sure your family and your children like you said would appreciate you laughing more with

[Laughter] them so this is the problem people this is why people are disconnected and if they do pick up any knowledge in the Masjid somebody sent me this uh those of you that can read it let me see if I if any one of the above this is what breaks the fast people two conditions is not met the fast will not be invalidated indeed as such even if a

substance was to reach the stomach or brain rather God forbid its knowledge so but it did not enter through a direct normal Channel such as the mouth nose or ears okay I don't know who shoves things into their ears to reach their brain but or rear

hole then the fast is broken people the fast is uh is is is broken so this is uh this is the kind of stuff that they that they learn you see that uh a direct Channel you know there's one of the one one of the the B he might attend one of those classes and he's in a I don't know like a really official senior I don't know a government kind of maybe a cobra meeting of the top Elite of of

the country and they go right I need a direct Channel he goes huh okay huh say what you doing what this AA directa I thought sorry sorry my f I've been St I've been serious I've been serious I've been seriously uh with sweat and and uh I've been studying studying taking things more uh importantly uh seriously yes yes direct

Channel huh direct open up a direct [Laughter] Channel Comm networking this is the kab network work this is what kab has been teaching so people what is going on uh Muti missed some super chats let me see Muti is playing Call of Duty Haram some imams are saying video games are Haram no video games ain't Haram I'm

going to um I'm going to inshallah I've uh purchased a different computer system but I haven't had it set up yet it's come but all the the kind of other things haven't come the accessories and so I'm going to kind of revamp all of this soon in the coming weeks and then I will try to play some games not too many but one of you know some of these stream we'll try we'll try we'll get to that we'll get to that Mak all right so what else does

cigars do does smoke does cigars break the woodoo do cigars is it a direct channel that you're opening with the cigar or is it uh I know I know no you know I know no brother brother brother this one this one no nice so smoking does not break the woodoo it is only the only thing that breaks the woodoo is is relieving yourself going to the toilet and you understand what that means whatever that means and uh

also engaging meaningfully rather in sexual um in sexual activity so and I the reason I said meaningfully because if it's cuz people some Scholars then debate any form of sexual contact even if it's not that so for example kissing now depends what kind this is where the scandals begin you know the Scandal so if I I go into explaining these rulings and people

like this one so but you know like somebody could say a peck on the cheek or just a simple he does that break woodo and no that wouldn't that kind of stuff wouldn't so this is why I said meaningful you know if it's meaningful then then then a person renews their woodoo but other than that you don't break your Wu by eating anything or doing stuff like that okay cool what else was there as a super chair let's take a look people shr much love uh wake for a moment I thought what what

kind of her name is wer wer super chatted much love for the Super Chat shukran shukran alist black brother says uh please explain the concept of Haram money actually yes uh alista that's an uh interesting question money in and of itself is never you know Haram Halal per se it is money which has

no um internal or intrinsic kind of moral value Associated to it um it is how you earn that money that is then that gives it a particular moral value so you steal something it is then Haram okay you earn it it is halal that that's how the moral values are applied to money money in and of itself is not a it doesn't carry intrin intrinsic moral um you know kind of units or

anything with it values value codes with it so you couldn't so if somebody had stolen money let's say and he paid me to do something I don't know but I don't know that he stole it let's say so he says well you know somebody steals some money they Super Chat it here there go y let's let's Chuck some in mu's drag him down to this uh pit of Hell as well we're going to be bored there Yi I think we should have Muti here as well huh he's already here a he's in

he's in the in the presidential suite so now that money that they pay to someone does not is not Haram money okay so you go to a shop and you pay them money now if even if you'd stolen it I'm just saying which is a terrible thing but it doesn't mean that shopkeeper taking your money he's taken Haram money okay but you bear the sin of the crime so that's how it works so money or objects in and of themselves do

not carry a uh moral value so cool I hope that helps and and somebody may say huh give the Del AA you mean there's supposed to be a Del for things I say [Laughter]

so you want a Del as well so the people you thought I wouldn't know the Del the Del is there is a Hadith that the prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam is with some Companions and they are offered some food by by I think I believe it's in the but anyway somebody prepares some food for them so the prophet is eating the food he's eating the food and then somebody tells

the Prophet this meat that was that we're eating that you're eating more so this was a sodak so H here you may say well this is how how you

[Music] extrapolate so why why is this point first of all it hasn't finished the Hadith but why is this point important because s is Haram for the prophet anything of the Prophet said in that any s is Haram for me and my family and and this is actually a testimony to the character of the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam that you see somebody in that position would have opened the

gates to receive gifts and receive you know like charity and receive like encourage people to give because Islam is encouraging so much about giving in charity the prophet himself would have been the number one portal to whom they give like that's think about it that's uh so and any person in that position may have definitely exploited that so the prophet made that Haram on himself and his family

so this meat because it's s meat it would be Haram for the prophet to eat it so the prophet says in response to the person yes it is s he says he says you see he says the was given to them that transaction ends there and them to us is a gift gift like they've just invited us and said here have some food so this Hadith it shows what is

called you think Muti just watches TV series you think I just have these books here so the is the ruling jumping across so it doesn't go across it stays in its place the technical term so this is a good uh good point people so do remember that that money it isn't you know you don't need to feel guilty uh obviously the person doing the crime is guilty but if like a person Works in a shop and all kinds of people come in and you know

maybe junkies are coming in and people that you suspect are drug dealers or like it doesn't mean that because they've bought something from your shop that you need to feel guilty okay all right so what is going on Amar saying Muti taking five minutes to make sure we know he's an actual Muti

this is uh uh this this one this one demand you know jenta demand the public demand who is Abdul Majid who is Abdul Majid oh Abdul Majid yes of course that's uh this week we're going to be having a uh um a discussion on M trap inshallah on Thursday night which uh will deal which will cover the topic of uh bukari gate why not it won't cover why bukari G

but it'll cover my this whole these questions that I've raised so that'll be interesting I yeah you know what it is I want people to engage me because the problem is that you see when nobody engages you obviously they're not engaging you because really a lot of them are just too insecure and they're not clued up on these kind of topics but still it doesn't show the worth of the argument unless it's being kind of discussed so

yeah Ma Ma so so I'm I think that will be fun who is he he is a umth scholar a salafi im who is based in luten England he this is all I know about him that he uh came to the UK he's ethnically Indian but he came to the U he he lived in Dubai for a I think a substantial period of time he his name is I mean he

has the title doctor so he says he's done a PhD I'm not sure doesn't say what his PhD is in it's a good point actually I'll ask him what is your PhD what's the thesis in um and he he he lived in Dubai he came here I think maybe 10 15 years ago and he's been I think an Imam of a mosque or he's been operating I'm pretty sure maybe an Imam or a kind of U part-time Imam in some mid but yeah cool I do think uh I think it'll be inter like I mentioned I did think that I did watch some of his stuff I'm going to be

honest like in some of his things initially um he you see the backdrop was he first made contact with me when the Jesus thing happened HH Jesus thing so and that time he was very polite and respectful and he said he'd like a dialogue on uh the the second coming of Jesus so I said yeah cool and we had some intermediaries and I kind of messaged saying look what invite him down let's come down but he didn't really come down and I think he wanted me and assar or something she

assar to attend his Masjid whil he gives a speech on the matter which you know come on that was never going to happen I mean and so um so I mean okay so maybe he took a offense to that um that you know we kind of we didn't ghost him but we didn't we weren't interested in going to his Masque but I did invite him down at that time this is going maybe in this is early 2018 I said to him look come you know you could be a guest you can stay we'll sort out accommodation and we'll have a dialogue but he didn't turn up he

didn't follow that through then I remember a while later um I don't know whether it was a I don't know when uh maybe like half a year later or something um some of these people they my my haters haters as the bukari gate thing started so a lot of people started kind of hating on me because they didn't know how to answer it so one of these people I knew who was a u an like an Imam he lives in America from years ago like three years ago he had some

uh WhatsApp clip audio notes of me kind of cracking some jokes and swearing um and you know to be honest this is nothing new it's not like I say I don't swear I've said openly swearing is not Haram I mean I'm not swearing at someone in the thing I'm kind of telling a joke so I'm telling a joke that has swear words in it and stuff so he decided to I don't know release that on YouTube in and they thought this will somehow bring me down because I was this was the time bukari gate was going on so they

thought that um this will somehow or it was kind of boiling up bubbling up bukari gate was so they thought that this will somehow bring me down obviously what what they didn't realize is this you know I don't pretend to be Pious I mean this in fact so many people watched it and actually loved it I was like okay okay that weirdly backfired um although when it was first released I was kind of disappointed because they made it out as though I was swearing at someone which it wasn't like if you can understand Udu you can tell

I'm just cracking a joke but they titled it that look this is how he speaks to his uh detractors and people who challenge him and it wasn't it was just you know me saying oh you know somebody says this you can check it out but it's in uru and so at that time Dr Abdul Majid what he did was he made a video really kind of slating me like really going in at me and I remember because you know some people sent it to me at the time few people sent it to me at the time saying oh my God and he really went in May you know this

person's disgusting and he's like this and he's scum and blah blah blah and you know like all this and because of that I kind of had no interest in ever engaging him just because of the kind of tone and stuff he was using about me um now recently he kind of emerged again with this bukari gate I've got the answers to Mu AB bukari gate now his first clip was kind of I don't know like it was still a bit smug but it was kind of okay I just didn't understand why his points were but and then he seems to have got offended again because he made a video

clip saying look um so the first clip he goes on for about two hours I I didn't get the point though so I said that in a Monday nights and uh he does say in it I'd like I challenge you know I want a discussion so I said yeah t let's have a disc come on M trap then he made another video putting a bit of Il me point in there but also being quite rude like um but not fullon rude but saying things like you know Abu his worshippers AB you know this kind of stuff and going on um saying like oh Abu

just thinks his his he thinks everything about him is so good he thinks his Arabic is so good he thinks this is so good he think oh you know like being constantly taking being very kind of um um you know but he's not fullon like he you know he wasn't kind of swearing at me in this but he was being hence I still I said look let's you know I don't want to kind of let's call him on still let's have this chat and let's see how it goes so I'm hoping that the discussion is positive it doesn't turn into this kind of uh cuz when he spoken about me even just last week or sorry

two weeks ago on this clip it was a bit borderline not borderline it was rude but it just wasn't swearing so I was thinking to myself well hm Jello even if he wants to it's not like it's the first time but I'm hoping he can bring and answer the questions cool let's move on people uh Muti check my super chats are you super Jolly huh Mr super Jolly hi hi hi hi

why does uh my jolliness bother [Laughter] people you know why uh you know uh unes nanii s he was uh a great debater he's from um a kind of uh a a shoot of the dndi backdrop although he had his own opinions and quite different not all Dio bundis agree with them they very

critical in certain things so he many years ago came here to to Birmingham and he was doing a conference and they had other Scholars there and it was about um you know the obviously the the finality of the prophethood of the prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam and this conference is usually done by dundes in rep annually in reply to kianis so even though I to be honest I don't really think cism is a threat I don't think you really need to kind of go at CIS and stuff like that because I

don't I don't see it as a threat or anything so but they do this every year so the whole point is it's aimed at uh it's I mean it's aimed at common Muslims but the the indirect channel is a reply to kadani so whilst he was at this place before he began uh s shamiah those of you that know Sak shami those in those days he was Rising here this is going early 2000s so it's like you know it's uh or mid sorry it's about mid 2000 so he was still kind of he was he was still rising to fame he

he's not like now he's like really he's seen as a sh and he's very kind of now um dignified in his character but back then he was quite very um you know challenged and all about debating I want to debate people he'd go to Green Lane I challenge you I challenge you it was all like that that was his kind of his kind of uh claim to fame the the challenge you know this assar what do not doctor what Rashid our belowed he the same thing he did to to become popular it was go around try and challenge people to

debates but he picked this up from I mean won that whole culture but his kind of predecessor in it was shik Sak shami because he used to at one time be uh she sakib shami's kind of like right-hand man but then she sakib shami kind of distanced him and hence they you know politics politics so uh she Sak shami comes in and he comes in with a little Entourage and he's not this huge shikh back then but he comes in with little Entourage and they disrupt the show so they kind of they yell these uh kind of

uh uh cries out about um what is it which about a a br Alim s Assad uh you know molana s Assad he's a a big br Alim who also debates and he knows no Manis from Pakistan so anyway they disrupt this show he comes this is in Birmingham Central mosque by the way so they come in and they they've got a slogan i' I've forgotten the slogan now but it's but it had say say in there and so they come and you know saying this really loud disrupting the whole everybody's kind of like what do we do what do we do and they're standing there so unas and you

got to understand yunas nman sa he had a presence to him he definitely did you know he's he was one of those traditional type of daunting kind of you know present and big and you know and that voice and oh so none of the imams mol's on on the stage thing whatever on the panel they didn't know what to say so he said let me speak and he goes up there he proper he slams the table and he goes what because you know Sak shami said I

challenge you to a debate he goes who the hell are you he goes go send your dad S I will debate him right now he proper flips and he goes like Oh So everybody's like what these guys crapped it they just like she sakim crew like they just immediately kind of left the the the mid so uh this was in the days that a lot of action used to happen in Mas so M unun namani he goes look he

goes uh he goes it's a conference is to do with the finality of the prophet he goes why is it bothering these people like the bres he goes that the the pain was meant to be felt there right with them them he

goes he goes you know he goes but why are there agents the ones feeling the pain but it's just hilarious you guys reminded me of that so I don't even now I kind of lost my train of thought so where are we people Muti will a person who doesn't shave there I you there gender fluid or plural confused you know confus gender fluid plural plural gender fluid

and this is another thing that you know all the the P the mids of PS they refer to their she as as they which ironically today has become synonymous for either plural or gender fluid it's like it's that awkward moment when the pabs are in the same kind of queue as the gender fluid

people so will a person who doesn't shave their private parts being the deepest pits of Hell along with the mustach man [Laughter] I don't know what movies what genres you've been watching of right nobody's going to hell for a mustache and nobody's going to hell for not shaving the uh pubic hair okay so the terminology for it is the the the

the strict terminology is jant keal right so the this is this is a hygiene issue okay this is in Islam it's hygienic you ought to do it it's it's like a hygiene thing it's not something which is about hell heaven but what it is is Islam has with that hygiene matter um it's tied in a sense of the point point punto Punto except you see godliness is next to

cleanliness so when a person is uh more hygiene you know they're in a better state of purity of cleanliness of you know they have that it heightens their sense of spirituality so that's what it is and you have to remember that look these things back then the language was this was a time when there was no science of germs and bacteria and stuff like this the these things didn't exist yet religions tried very hard to maintain

hygiene standards and they did it by associating it with the pleasure and reward from God and the proximity closeness to God which I think to be fa isn't amazing it's it's a brilliant way of doing things so yeah cool right so what else is going on Muti what is the Ark of the Covenant in Islam compared to other faiths

H what is the Ark of the Covenant in Islam you see there's a brief in mention of uh this kind of Arc of the Covenant in the Quran but it's not clear what these things are so it mentions that there was this taboot this kind of uh thing that is carried and I know people call a casket a taboot because you kind of carry it you carry the dead person in it but taboot initially wasn't kind of

restricted to a dead casket uh but it was something that is kind of carried as well that has you know it has contained certain things um now it does mention that they that had this that from what the family of Moses had left that it says that in it was that what the family had left that was in it now it doesn't mention what that was and it says

so this was in the in the Ark of the Covenant Sakina is apart from just being a uh Dy Auntie's name is uh in Arabic it means Tranquility this kind of Sakina now many mu just translated that as you know it was um just Tranquility or was something that a source of Tranquility maybe it

was the laws maybe it was the tablet maybe you know like they they interpreted they had to kind of do a bit of guesswork and assume it's interesting actually what I Faris the Maliki um what he translat it as you know the early uh 4th Century gram linguist Maliki scholar he also has a book on S and he also has something on certain words of the Quran now Faris he translates this

Sakina as he says it was these particular most he seems to describe what resembles the cherubim these kind of statues that were on this Ark of the Covenant which is mentioned in the bible but generally not mentioned in Islamic sources that the the Ark of the Covenant that this it did have this kind of cherubim which were these winged kind of creatures you know with some say like a dragon face or maybe a lion face but with wings uh so maybe like a lion or a

tiger face with wings he describes it as something which has wings but maybe the face of a cat this is how he describes it and he refers to that as Sakina uh that's what it was the cherubim which were the kind of what are the cherubim there's a huge discussion in biblical sources some say they're just another kind of creation that are preserving this kind of Covenant thing um which I would argue also also I I would just sorry not argue but point out I think in

many ways more fits it's it's quite fitting with that whole uh akatan thing of you know of statues having that that even though monotheism was there but there were still certain statues and stuff like this um it's interesting because that's when the Pharaohs would go out they would take a mobile kind of Holy Temple with them not a temple but a holy um a mobile Temple unit which would kind of move around and this is exactly what this holy of the holies and the Ark of

the Covenant becomes uh in Judaism so it's like H you know there's nothing like we can't seem to relate to it because of our understanding of toed and everything it's but I hope that's helped okay but that was a good question mu mm abduli you're doing it abduli you're doing it would it be Halal to perform music or dancing at a concert would it be okay to make a living off it is it the same for men and

women Scandal huh Scandal this one so hidden hater huh hidden hater look dance in and of itself is not Haram but obviously there are sociocultural perspectives and um influences on on giving value to certain things so

certain cultures don't really see dancing as a in fact I suppose now it's a bit different here because certain dancers or singers it's not so much dancers but it's more so the singers or movie stars the celebrity culture has become a very because it's become an incredibly elitist um you know multi-million dollar culture so it's naturally now superimposed on it that Prestige but otherwise in and of itself many people don't see it as like they might see as okay you neutral but they don't

necessarily see as something like prestigious and um yeah so I I would say and I think Muslim cultures more so don't like it and they see it kind of even if they don't deem it haram some of them do and some of them don't but even if they don't they see as like a a lowly profession like something they don't see as a profession which to be fair I you know I can kind of understand uh I'm not saying it's Haram it's not Haram but I don't and then again there are people who are professional choreographers and dancers and it is a

profession but I can see I can see that you know that certain people won't see you know it's like oh he a dancer AA neurosurgeon that's what it is astrophysicist that's uh so it's not it's not really it's always an uphill struggle especially in Muslim cultures so I would say you you must keep that um in in mind and the problem is you see

with women doing it obviously because nowadays a lot of dance especially for women involves a sensuality to it so that will be looked down upon even more uh so you know you do have to I think just keeping you know propriety in in place even if it's not a Haram Halal issue keeping these things in you know knowing that that this is how people will still see H and the problem as well in many societies you have to remember dancing women were often I'm not saying

it is the case now but they were you have to remember for hundreds of years in the Muslim world uh the prostitutes generally were dancers so even the whole NOAB elitist culture in India Muslim India or in uh uh in the Middle East that a lot not I'm not saying every prostitute was always a dancer but the the the general kind of uh the ca kind of um phenomenon was where people would go and a woman would dance and she would be a professional dancer and she would

sing and everything but she would then be also up for other forms of gratification now you have to I'm not saying that's the case today um definitely isn't in case somebody goes up and makes a proposition goes well your honor I'll tell you where this began it began with Monday nights with Muti I sat down to take I was taking notes your honor and I thought let's apply some of this F so no that's not look it's not

um the case however it you one must take into consideration that centuries of a mindset is going to be there in that Muslim Community yeah that so yeah and the rest it's your life do whatever the hell you want but yeah I wonder uh let's see what are some of these comments because I get a heart attack and what's that maybe not

mhm SJ inia how come Paradise is so sensual that's an interesting sorry are you just asking in sorry sorry would you like us to leave the chat and leave the i s huh having a oneway convo on the on the live chat somebody said uh I'm looking at the sorry muy instead of listening to you I'm looking at the live chat

ah what is the solution for people who don't have the means to marry and avoiding Zena see this is a very this is a very real question and I think uh Asim said pole dancing gets you closer to God direct Channel

Direct huh this isn't theaa I thought you know is pole was also used in Islamic terminology for for somebody saintly they're like CH this isn't the now uh but coming back to that ser serious question I feel that is a very serious question I don't I think look in many ways the truth is this is why religion is failing people and I'm not saying religion doesn't have the inbuilt mechanisms to deal with it but Scholars ain't ready you know the people The

Gatekeepers of God The Gatekeepers of God ain't ready to have that conversation so you know it is what it is and it just I guess because you can't say to people you know these urges and these things are natural natural so you can't say to people oh just don't it's like no listening this one deaf so the uh right so but the truth is what are some solutions then and then the problem

is all that so cultural thing that's another problem you know we're not ready to have that conversation either so yeah man it's a it's a proper you know it's it's a proper crap storm isn't it because the it isn't maybe I would say maybe mut things like this are are answers uh maybe you know the recognition of certain relationships to have a similar understanding because of exclusivity as a nikah but then the cultural issue comes

in that people ain't allowed for you know that that kind of dating thing isn't there so in the Muslim cultures so it's just I don't know it's like trying to say let's operate according to a medieval kind of manual in a Cosmopolitan 21st century part of the world but the truth is even the you know the medieval people weren't like that because in all honesty the medieval people will probably had more

access to to sex to the sacks you know then people today in maybe not all people so I I don't think there was an equal distribu today there's probably more of a distribution of uh of access so whereas I suppose in the past because the Divide between the Haves and the Have Nots was much you know desperate much more so so Stark but today it's less so in certain parts of the world so there's more access but

strangely it's you know today it's an issue it is I I and then Society is hypersexualized as well so I get that but yeah I think in the past people were quite you know you have to remember there was uh there was what the right hand the right hand the credit card possesses you know the credit card so you have to remember and there were things like and this is I suppose people would say from a male perspective yeah uh they would say that you know I'm sure the men were sleeping with all the the maids and the

they were you know they had all the slave girls the maids servants wives just the sorry I went into a daydream mode there so but you know in all honesty you don't know the women as well were probably with all this with all the the the what is it the servants and the and the other male workers around them and stuff and I think you know in all honesty it must have been happening it must have you know if you read the books of adab and literature you they speak about yeah that they were having Affairs and women with women were having

Affairs in fact I I remember reading with one uh book about uh it was explaining why the woman was actually and this is Medieval Muslim Arab obviously from the scholarly thing but why they were justifying it they were saying look it's it's uh it's just much C I suppose not they weren't saying clean from a sanitary perspective but they were saying it's like there's no pregnancy you know in in lesbianism and there's no this and no that and yeah so I think they were all up to it as well and and in many ways much more up to it and today I think it's maybe distributed

more but because the you know the the hyper hype of it has kind of gone up so much yeah but it is a mess and the religion today the problem with you see religion back then just kind of accepted it so whether you agree with it or not like you could say look why did Islam you know why do the scholars say this is okay that's okay having sex servants is okay but in all honesty from a pragmatism point of view just putting the morality aside their religion kind of worked for them maybe not all the way but in a huge part of the way it kind of

worked for them it it didn't kind of imped their lifestyle it worked with it um maybe not 100% of the way but to a great degree and today there's just like religion just doesn't offer really anything it just says well okay why don't you have a formal marriage and and who the who the hell's going to and not people I ain't ready to do that and people ain't ready to you know because Society then says oh if you're going to marry it's got to be the one the one you know the one the one it's like you know who the hell is this one

the one and it's like oh my God you know oh my and then the wedding's got to be it's Extravaganza and it's got to be like whoa you know some and so did this and I got to do this and and it's so competitive uh that and and it costs a lot it's incredibly costing so people they ain't you know it's definitely like let's say you get a 19y old a 20 they wouldn't be in a position to do that no way I mean um maybe when they're close to 30 yeah so um these are some very

difficult kind of um challenges facing religion in this day and age let's take shran those of you sending the super chats saying to know people their true lives Zeba says it's hard to get to know people their true lives so hard to find real honest people yeah but I that's true I I

honest I think you see does anybody really any ever know anybody that's true isn't it like how well do you know anyone I think you can know a side of someone but then aren't we all just ain't we just wearing masks in front of every like as in even if it's not being fake but it's a particular attitude let's say you know you may behave in a particular way with your parents and a particular way with your boss and a particular way with your uh children in a particular way with your friends and a particular way with a spouse it's

not and that is a kind of a side an angle a facet to your personality so does that person know you the way maybe the other people that see a different side to you know you probably not so I think that's a point and then you know the problem is as well that these see I think the the kind of uh The Lure is too

strong the farce you know the force I think the force is uh too forceful but seriously I think it's um you see you know in this world of Instagram there just instant gratification there's too much of it and and the mind you know the brain can't get enough and because it's look these things like what they do to the brain is there is a release of dopamine that kind of

goes through these dopaminergic kind of Pathways yeah this is the same thing the the kind of level at which it happens especially with when sexuality is involved or looking at it is the same as taking a shot of cocaine I mean that that that can you that that that is incredibly powerful so this is why it's so addictive these kind of things are and now constant constant constant and and the problem is that you see it's always the search for the better you know maybe there's always because there's always

something better isn't there there's always you know you may say oh look that put you know that person looks good that girl looks beautiful that guy looks handsome whatever but then you'll see someone that's better and then you'll see someone and I suppose this is more so men maybe more so I could be judgmental but I think it's more so men um and it is true as well I do agree that um a lot of I don't know about the us though but I think in Britain a lot of the the kind of certain Muslim minority ethnic men especially within the Pakistani thing there is a huge issue as

well I don't know what it is that this is this kind of like um they just they're a mess some of them and I'm not saying this as a as a this but there is this I don't know what it is you know this kzy bro kzy bro kzy and you can see why it unfortunately pushes so many women into this kind of Hardline feminism you can see it sometimes why because the attitude of some of these men it's appalling man appalling you

know I I I hear things I hear cases I I speak to people sometimes it's shocking man you know like the the the kind of treatment the kind [Music] of just that whole you know they they do treat and they do treat some of these women like absolute dirt and that's just you know it's it's adding to this whole kind of cess pool of of a complete cataclysm mess that we've already got as Muslims and I think it's it's a problem yeah I but I don't know once again I don't know what the

solution is what is the solution but I think that may be that the kind of background of let's say pakistanis within the UK generally being mirpuri from aad Kashmir with a rural background that I think is a contributing factor I'm I'm not saying this against you know my own roots are from there as well but so it's not kind of I'm not against uh but I'm just saying it is a sad factor I I I see read things and I speak to actual people I see actual CA cases and I'm like like what the hell is wrong with

this guy he needs a good you know like a good uh needs to be fixed up and I don't see but then you know I don't know I don't know you know and and there is a bit of back and forth but but that is is a fair point I do say that I agree that that is more a male issue and I know sometimes I I have attacked uh feminists and stuff which I I don't agree with the Hardline feminists at all I do believe that they are kind of cancerous uh but I can see some I can see you know when you see stuff like this you understand why that's uh increasing because the way certain

people are behaving so I I would see you know like I I I've spoken to people who are in relationships broken down treating the woman ridiculously and doesn't want to be like can't stand her and won't Rel won't allow the woman to be divorced it's like what kind of yeah is this guy's brain on another level of is he you know this is where the Geniuses are like yeah what is he seeing that that we're missing in this

equation this guy's either on some Einstein level of you know breakthrough or like I don't understand why you're torturing yourself you're torturing her you're torturing people around you you're living in a misery you why why I don't get you know if something doesn't work justas you know peacefully see that's the best thing the Quran says hold on uh with kind of Civility or you know with with um yeah or or you kind of separate gracefully but yeah let's move on people

let's take a look let's see some super chats Salam uh red sulfa you're doing it you're doing it why is Paradise in such in Islam described in such sensuous because red sulfa AO you see the red sua Amigo the that's because the S it sells okay it sells and people you see

the moment you mention it [Laughter] you you straight away people are like huh a huh Islam in the Quran a inl of course I want to learn more about Islam so this is why it kind of sells you see so and I don't mean that in a bad way although I suppose it can be understood about but it's in a functional way that this works people want it they given that imagery but I

don't think obviously the afterlife isn't about these kind of things but that imagery is there for the people that it would resonate with right so okay uh Salam how to find true Sunnah from Hadith books you see the simple principle is that what the scholars of Hadith themselves give

it doesn't clash with [Music] reason doesn't go against the Quran it doesn't upro an Islamic principle I would say the safer bet is to learn F okay take your Sunnah from F and make some amendments here and there that's the safer way don't try and do it the other way around uh Walker super chatted again you're doing it Walker you're doing it much love much love love from Indiana USA all right

Indiana you got to say a lot of the American things do sound cool though they they there is a coolness to it you got to you got to say huh I have uh have you thought of building an Academy with more knowledgeable muties with reasoning come out clean and clean all D accumulated uh right so the see the problem withies or institutions why I've never gone this

way you know in the old song that this love it's it's an affair for for for those people that this you see institutions acmy they I feel kind of suck the soul and life out of an

individual I suppose anything like they are so it will consume you it will consume you um cuz and it's like anything like if you once you run with something you will roll you you will kind of like become very attached to it and you will try your best you know in in the words of uh ABD rman Hassan sweat and blood sweat sweat and blood blood as well blood now yeah and you kind of that takes up your life

I think you you it subsumes you you know you it becomes bigger than you and I I suppose that could have a positive connotation but in this way I feel you you don't get to enjoy life you don't get to enjoy um things you don't get to it just you know you you're worried about this thing about it failing about getting and because you see religion you have to remember religion is a kind of um it's it's it's not on the top 500 markets of the world it's it's a flop kind of Market you see selling to religion so running

whereas if you were to say yeah let's open a restaurant and that will consume you as well or let's open a business markets are still in currency running a madrasa or an academy is running an entire Upstream project Where You Are constantly trying to sell this this this this thing and even like let's take somebody as successful as she Hamza YF as an example she Hamza YF is you know he's an icon

he's always you know he's always going to have that makam in the hearts of many of us especially those of us who were you know around in the '90s for example when he Rose um just you know electrifyingly he kind of like rose to such Heights now he initially had this thing about this concern for people like let's let's educate people let's get connect with people let's do this with people let's do this with and and and hence he rose massively and and he kind of really Hamza usf's

Fame was all made before you know maybe the year 2001 ham YF was Hamza yusf back then like he still now is riding that wave he's not this isn't a new wave yes he may have a new audience like a select in fact his audience has kind of narrowed but he may have a he may have kind of gone into certain Elite elements but he is still writing that success this is how incredible that success was so and then okay 9/11 happened and and he went into certain roles and you know

became an adviser and to Bush and and okay got a bit of backlash and stuff okay fair enough but Zuna now I think zetuna is an incredible success you know you look at his school he's he's kind of now made it as a um he he mentioned he's got um the affiliation affiliate programs with certain universities and he's got all of that secured I mean this is an incredible and it produces certain very talented people doesn't it it does I mean I don't know if they're as talented as him but you know but they they seem very kind of like they seem like the kind of person that that you think ah

Mash you know presentable kind of you know they seem to speak well and they seem to I don't know how clued up they are islamically but I assume that they're more clued up than just certain people I don't think they're proper on an Alim Alim level but I think they're still very uniquely placed but let's be honest since zetuna she Hamza YF is really just a life support machine for zetuna you know all his things even if you think of this UAE thing which has gained him so much negative traction right people have slammed him for being a sellout scholar

for doing this working for governments giving all these really these kind of links he's making it's ultimately ultimately for zetuna because you know making a link with the government is it's huge financing it lubricates the the the kind of industry you're running because if he was just as a person you see then you're kind of just cutting your own losses I think well you know I don't need this heat you know you can f off mate I'm I'm going to spend a week out there chill out you know you you're kind of free you're a

free spirit you don't have to worry about oh my God if I say no to them how will my Institute survive like now you know everything is about Z and I'm not saying that's a bad thing but really Hamza YF has he like the question could ask that and I don't mean to diss him but what has he produced he's produced an academy but what has he dealt with as a person like his ideas he maybe an occasional video you get Once in a year one like

she Hamza YF hasn't provided any any like Breakthrough fwa breakthrough narrative challenging um you know responses or wow like something that really he hasn't done anything like that because really that's not his goal anymore he his goal is that look if I do something like that if I give a fatwa saying this is you know and I present research I'm going to get hate the hate means that my institute's going to get attacked I'm going to lose funding there so sorry you know so you become a slave to the

institution and that my child is something that this free spirit is not born to become so I don't want to become a slave to an institution I like enjoying life you know I like these kind of this life you know what look nobody knows anything about life how long you know God forbid something happens to someone you know like we nobody knows look in covid people that was strong and healthy just went because your oxygen

stops what the hell what the hell are muscles or good health going to do if you if you can't you know absorb oxygen in your blood it doesn't have to be through covid but I'm just saying so why not the life you have at least enjoy that live laugh you know love learn you know these things enjoy and I I enjoy giving narratives challenging narratives giving ideas and and you see one of the freedoms I have right now is I can say whatever the hell I want to

say I can say whatever is on my mind as an opinion and you know something people who don't like it can't do a single damn thing about it they can't do anything like I'm not affiliated to any Institute like what are you going to do like what can you possibly do you know whereas if I was doing something something in a particular Institute they would people are cruel I'm telling you people are cruel um even you see this is another thing this is why I'm kind of invested

in businesses and stuff and other things if if I try to have a career can you imagine people would try to compromise my career with this is I mean alhamdulillah I I don't but I'm just saying this is how cruel people are I've seen things where people will say something online and they work for a hospital and and people will start spamming you know you'll get a 100 people send a complaint which isn't that much it just takes one hating Imam to tell his following that can you get all your brothers and sisters and everyone tells 20 people to

send a uh a complaint to this company saying this person is out of character and doing this and blah blah blah and companies just say well you know institutions say well you're bringing disrepute and we got to sack you and so you you people have your goes they have your precious jewels in a vice so no no no no no these Jewels rather precious I like to keep them out of any Vice please so yeah so I hope that uh I'm getting

carried away in some of answering some of these questions but ah somebody said that's why I like animals freedom of speech yeah man it's you know what I I you really enjoy it I tell you you know you think I'm joking years back this was what 2016 2016 but it was after my prison thing yeah I went to a retreat I was invited check this out these people ask me please can you come to a retreat you know it's the youth and

this stuff and you know this this it's just AED it wasn't a strictly aimed at youth it was aimed at anyone it was more like about fun stuff there was uh khid sadik was going to be there performing you know his his his nasheeds his songs and and other people it was a fun kind of it was a fun thing there was activities and they asked me would you come stay the weekend so I agreed now can you believe that this is going about 5 years ago before the event something like a week before uh the organizer contacted me and said look everything cool yeah yeah cool and he just touched base and he said

look I just want to update you that this is what's happened but you know we still want you and you're still coming uh but that was just this person going out on on a limb he said do you know there's been certain we we don't know who certain people who have been contacting they contacted the venue saying that you have a criminal record they contacted uh the venue didn't really budge like didn't really care they said you know it's not our thing it's you got to deal with the then they contacted somehow the the police in that area now the police didn't understand what the concern was because

they said like you know so they just said like oh we think this is a threat and it's a threat to the public and it's a threat to so now it becomes a duty for the police to investigate and so they contacted several the police then had to contact the organizers and say what's going on what's this threat what's this thing and they then said look there's nothing there's no threat blah blah blah blah blah and and it was fine the police just said well okay that's not really a threat but still uh now and that that event went ahead and I went there and I mean to be fair to me it was just a regul it wasn't something big but this is the kind of extent to which

people go and when when the venue tried to find out who where were these complaints coming from they said it was some person who claims to be a kind of a journalist and he was um you know he was and and he this is why it was threatening as well because he was saying I'm going to get this reported now that you guys are being negligent you're not investigating and and um but he but he was a Muslim the person was a Muslim by the way and so yeah so this is the this is why you love your freedoms man you're like do whatever the hell you

want man so yeah was muy a Hitman that's my part-time job I'm an assassin in the other part-time job I'm a movie critic so all right so what's going down man what's going down people let's take a look uh at some of the uh at some of the questions right we had some questions from oh right so people laughing and joking too much and becoming excessive in that is an indication

High we had a a leaked it was not really a leaked but a message from the private group sorry the official rather the official group group of Danny Boy Danny Boy we've got uh a message right here if you guys can see it it says Danny Boy sends out to with I don't know how many people I think he may have how many subscribers about 3,000 subscribers wow you're doing Danny Bo you're doing it Danny Bo so he says

uh you know let's uh oh yeah I forgot to do my let me add a little bit of spice to that right so Danny B is saying that Weekly reminded that Muslim academics in Islamic Studies are overwhelmingly complete trash there are few who aren't mads that means apostates from Islam and Heretics no sorry the few who aren't mads are Heretics they are they are also usually living very sadly lives I mean unlike uh

Danny Boy's uh other his uh his his better half who unfortunately has to pray in a wardrobe uh you can watch my video on that um they're living very sad lives because of the combination of spending their youthful years scrambling to get a PhD on next to nothing salary plus their hatred of traditional family means that most of them are alone and unmarriageable especially the females who are mostly snarling

witch well mostly snarling witches sometimes literally [Laughter] [Music] witches great genius Danny Boy Danny Boy why theh challenge my boy boy dny so that's actual this is actually from Danny boy I'm not um making this up and this is not a leaked you know this isn't like hey I was chatting to my mates and I kind of got carried away

this is a notification to thousands of people with great confidence oh you Danny boy you're doing it Danny boy so most of these are snarly witches why does Danny Boy hate on women I don't get it honestly I I don't men usually are you know that I don't know I mean seldom I don't think I mean maybe you've met but not experienced

generally men that just hate on women like that that's he seems to have some serious issue man was there rejection was it the one the one that got away you know the one usually in these kind of cases there's a a case of this one my heart is broken you know broken so I think usually there's a and then that kind of results in this um this kind of projection

of self-loathing from rejection onto the whole the whole genre all women any woman and then maybe chastising her in some attempt to to to kind of retaliate for your own uh incomp for your own lacking and your own and and a consequence of your lacking your suffering yeah it's sad man but yeah I I just I just read that I was like no way is this I was like is this somebody sent

that to me I was like is this leaked I person said no this is I subscribe to his bloody you know it's a it's an announcement the guy's announcing it your confidence that's the level of confidence you want huh snarly witches the amount of passion he poured into that statement it's like what the hell is he on about so yeah um I heard somebody said I heard Pakistani men don't allow that either I think any people that don't allow

education if somebody wants it you know it's just insecurity man it's insecurity that person has a bigger problem you know they've they are the problem not the other person they are the problem I don't know what a person is so insecure about yeah you know they're like look if she goes how she does this then she's going to leave me in well and like if that's the fair enough I mean wouldn't you be like trying to get her to get trying to get rid of her you're like go go find an opportunity and just you want you want me to call

you an Uber help you with the I pack the bags as well ah so let's move on people that was our beloved uh Danny Boy Danny Boy and we've got for our Danny Boy The Great the genius whaty boy people boy challenge my boy mantle boy mantle boy mantle boy this is the D boy so yep

people Muti will you ever grow your beard I don't know sometimes I do look there's a little there's a a little beard there I haven't shaved today so that's all good there it is right so my boys what is going on my boy Hashim Hashim Khan that's a slick name though huh Hashim Khan you're doing it ashim much love for the super chat but you're doing it as well you're doing it uh so what else have we got

right I said I was going to cover um I was going to cover uh an introduction on the great Legend of Muslim Spain people right so those of you that are familiar with aois I've been asked by a few people about him and I did say look I'll this is a statue of him in modern Spain it's in Cordova uh the city where he was and he's somebody who is is

celebrated today by especially the West known as aois some people say aoiz um however you want to say it his uh Arabic name was Abul Muhammad now tell you a bit about him he was born in almost about 900 years ago in the year it was 520 hij now he is born in Muslim Spain okay he's this great he's born in a great family of

uh of scholarship great family I mean his granddad was uh it's enough for me to say that his his granddad was who had the same name abush and that's who he kind of takes it from he Junior they call him alfid the grandson Junior in other words he his Grand D was the Supreme judge in Al andelo especially of CBA one of the the major entire regions and and he was an absolute Authority this person within the Maliki maab as well he's uh

you know he's he's one of the the Chri of the Maliki maab he's one of the four who KH relies on in his his and he has that commentary on the known as that is uh so here's a little pointer that you may not know you may um if in Malik you hear the name uh so if you're reading a Maliki book and it mentions rush it will almost always be speaking about the grandfather that if they're going to

mention the grandson it will be they will mention Alid next to him and they seldom mention the grandson in the F books um see that's the story that's the kind of tragedy although the malakis didn't from a fi perspective they didn't have an issue with uh iar rush but he is one of the Dons of philosophy this person is born and raised in Spain called TOA CA he's in this family of you know of knowledge it's all around him the year he's born

is the same year his grandfather dies his father was also a judge but not of such a high level but also a judge he studies from a young age he qualifies as a physician a doctor medical doctor of his age in fact he had a book he has books on um you know on on medicine and stuff like that he studies physics he has books on physics he has books on mathem matics philosophy sh Quran he studies with you know the likes of bash major I mean this guy is huge he writes in a book

called this book is an epic I mean it's it's you can't really see it here but um no it's it's up there right you can't really see it but um it's if you want to teach comparative it is one of the best books out there it's so you know wow it's worth its weight in gold so he wrote that in F and that just demonstrates his F ability the man you know he's quoting this m that M you mentioned thisi that this of Malik

that R and he Compares and he contrasts and he argues and sometimes he gives even if he doesn't give his own fatwas but he kind of raises doubt towards you know like he'll give you an inkling that you can understand h i get it so um so for example does a woman require a Wally to get married if you read that you can kind of see him saying H you know well if if you do want to go with it but then he kind of raises you're still kind of stuck um even in making up missed prayers it's interesting now

as he that's in his as he was kind of uh growing up he travels now you have to remember this is the era of the mads the MU and I've got an entire course on the history of lelus so they say at the age of 28 he traveled to marush which was the capital of the MU and the before them now there you have this ruler called Abdul mmin Abdul alii right so Abdul mmin he's this you know great kff whatever he passes away and his son

Yousef is this uh the person in charge now Yousef he likes philosophy now this becomes I Rush's portal into a prestigious career but before we get to that we got to understand IBN Rush had this infatuation with philosophy he loved it Aristotle I mean he didn't just study he analyzed evaluated synthesized he was the representative he rapped

Aristotle any he had the title A when it came to Aristotle that he is the commentator on Aristotle you know you want to understand what Aristo is saying you go to the commentator who's iar people that's that's the level of dness he's a student of who I rush in philosophy he influenced by IBN B IBN is also a very important uh figure somebody who you know he he has a huge

influence on philosophy huge uh influences many people non-muslims uh Jewish people of andalus of Muslim Spain he influences this other philosopher called iil who's a contemporary uh to iush influences him writes books on topics like not only astronomy and philosophy but also on the soul and something the um on the phenomena phenomenological approach to the soul how can we study the soul it's interesting I mean this is uh it's huge

uh I don't know if U but nevertheless this fellow student ofn is the guy who gets I rush into the Royal Court he kind of introduces him and he's kind of heard of him and he tells the kff this guy's like something special and and the kff wants to become a new kind of matmon you know like the mat Moon of Bagdad uh hundreds of years before who kind of brings in these Greek texts and translates them and has all this philosophy and this Legacy this guy

wants to do something like that so iil says to him look why didn't you use I rush and get him to translate and then he's like yeah you know that's uh that's actually a very a very interesting point so uh yeah but right so he gets him um he gets him into that through this he he gets to know the kff he becomes a judge then he kind of Rules from different cities sevil in Spain which is known as ishia Coba Koba he kind of moves between them

he writes and this is his kind of wow his uh you know his is rise to huge success and fame and he becomes very dear to this caleff the caleff kind of really likes him opens up many doors for him but people you know the love of the powerful huh can change like this so the king the kaith al- mansur so this kff dies his son who's known as Y Man or and they

call him Abu yusf he's the guy who built the city uh Rabat uh rabbat in Morocco today that was his Capital so he likes iar rou then you know yeah but then suddenly he changes and he has him blacklisted and he has him kind of punished and um he has him exiled sent into Exile and he sends him kicks him out of CBA and sends him to this city to a town a Jewish that was mainly populated by Jews uh it's called in Arabic they called it alasana uh or um Lucena in Spain it's called

Lucena and it was a I think they also call it uh yena as well but it's Lucena was the name for it and it was almost an entirely Jewish and they send him there as in ha you get to live with the Jews but the Jewish people really loved iar and it's in this town that people like mayones were the you know the famous Jewish uh mayones he and he's a huge fan of iar rush because Aristotle and all the this knowledge is coming to them via iar rush and you know they're just kind of soaking it all up so he suffers there

for uh you know it's it's tragic the kff does pardon him but after the pardon I mean iush doesn't really live much longer he passes away within a year and then he's he's kind of buried he dies I think in Marakesh he goes to the Royal Court and then he's carried back and but this Legend of a man he uh really influenced in a significant way um or contributed significantly to the Renaissance within Europe you see it's a shame that Muslims because he was

such a legend in philosophy Muslims kind of turned a uh they they kind of ignored him and people accused him you know you're a deviant you're a heretic you're a cfir you know that kind of nonsense and like they do you know when you challenge stuff and um and they called him a cfir and stuff like like burn his books they burnt his books and things like that hence most of his books actually apart from the f one the other books they survived because they survived in Hebrew so he wrote a commentary on Plato's Republic and in fact I did take

it out here this this is this is it I mean it's it's called it's a commentary on Plato's Republic and he actually does a commentary the Islamic style you know where you bring a text and do a commentary like sentence for for sentence and um and this only survives because it was in Hebrew and then it was kind of translated back into Arabic but the Muslims kind of ignored it they they just felt that H you know this guy's a deviant and so on and he was a legend and he was accused you see some of the reasonings like they they wonder why did

he um you know how did he kind of Fall From Grace so um you know how did events turn so rapidly against him and some people say they used statements he said against him and one of them was that you know in his time there was this uh IM called I so that's like a contemporary but anyway this one day in CA there's this storm so they find out a storm is coming like you know people say oh my God you know there's a tragic Storm's going to come these huge winds you know Mega kind

of strong Gale forces and so they're really uh freaking out that this wind's going to come so one of the imams thisand he gathers people and says what we've got to do we got to kind of do a Toba he says because I he says this wind that's coming is the second of its kind that came and attacked the of in the Quran mulas that's man you know you give mulas a little story and they know how to run with it

huh so you know so he's telling people this is a curse that's coming on us so R obviously a philosopher he's against Superstition and he was a Maliki major Maliki so he tells people that this is nonsense yeah uh that there's no uh um you know this is not the second of its kind that Afflicted so he gets into this heated argument like some people challenge him and one of them says something about and he says that he this is allegedly he made a

statement saying look if weren't even real then how was the tornado that struck them real I've nourished you know he's the kind that kind that you could proper chill with so he uh they some people say he made that statement because he didn't believe that all the stories in the Quran were necessarily he believes some of them may have been allegorical just trying to give a message I'm not sure whether that's true but it's believable that he could have said things because his views were kind of very philosophical so they use this

against him to tell the kff that he's a kafir he doesn't even believe in the Quran he did believe in the Quran but he believed that the Quran was there you see it's okay to have these kind of understandings for people that because this is what people need the other thing is he has a book on zoology on animals so in it he mentions the king so what people said to this King y they said to him that thiss is you in it and he refers to you as the king of the

[Laughter] berbers ah you see the thing is the bber had a lot even till today today is for different reasons but the bber have suffered in from an identitarian perspective so they have um historically it's different today it's more political and about identity they try to suppress the bber language it's in mainly in Morocco and Algeria um so but in the past it wasn't the langu they weren't trying to suppress the language in the past but in the past they were seen

sometimes like people saw Arabs as like more Superior because you know Arabs Arabs and bber were just like bber so they they they were kind of seen as second class uh not that people necessarily Des but it's just this it carried this thing even if it wasn't like let's say some this is totally wrong I'm just going to be racist and and say this but like for example in in the dii culture or especially the Pakistani culture the way they this is The Stereotype of the patan that this kind of person who

doesn't think as much and he's kind of like hotheaded and he's not he's crude and he's not kind of um polished up on his manners and he's not like somebody that's seen as like very um you know he's seen as like this kind of crude almost like a rural lower class image of this person although they they is also seen as somebody incredibly Brave but this is the image that was very similar to the image of the barbar so you see you can imagine if imagine today there was a king from and he happened to be P but he ruled over

entire because the the MU ruled over a third of Africa I mean that is bloody huge nobody ruled what the morab what the M ruled ever over that region over that continent they ruled two continents the Iberian Peninsula Portugal Spain the Bic Islands they ruled over North Africa not Egypt though but North Africa and in this guy y's time it was the greatest it ever reached even uh salahudin asks him for help I mean this is how powerful he was so you can imagine somebody if

there's such a powerful King and you say oh he's calling you the king of the barbar you know it's like saying that somebody says they calling you the king of the pans but really you're even though you're just because you are Pon but because this person was bbar himself but really you rule over the entire Pakistan and India and this whole thing but somebody's just calling you that I mean that's a huge uh offense it was seen as uh so they brought I rush and I Rush tried to justify he said he said he did

I have n he did one of his uh yeah oh funny thing that you know I I was trying to say he says no that's a spell that's a typo I wasn't saying I was saying because you see the ba looks like a yah and the ra can look a bit like a noon except if you just K C up more he said I was saying the Malik meaning the Malik of the two

continents the you know the andus so he says I was saying the the king of the two continents not not the king of thebar Malik is like does it say ah he's like sorry am I is my name Abu YF y Al manur is Abu YF y uh Abu YF yob

Al so he basically said so he uh that's why he kind of suffered massively but the man Rush was a legend uh some of his books he responds to razali gazali did attack all the philosophers he had this book which I did take out called and what rush does is he refutes that and calls it the half which was incoherence of the philosophers and he basically takes out these points and says based on them on these three

crucial factors all philosophers are kufar having a having a senior moment Gali did have his uh bachara kind of you know I wouldn't be surprised if he because he had a mental breakdown um so because he kind of just went to the desert and abandoned everything and just kind of but then you know he he did emerge from it alhamdulillah safe and sound but he did I I think for maybe uh whether it was a few years or whatever arguably people would say but he definitely went a bit strange and so

he wrote this thing at dissing all philosophers and then a century later I Rush is the one who kind of counters it by calling it The incoherence of the incoherence and he refutes him and he actually explains that look gazali got it wrong because he bases a lot of his reading of philosophers um on people like IBN Sina and you know other farabi and these people and he says that these people have Miss they they have they've been ill informed and that was actually true because what happened in the early days when things were being translated it

wasn't clear what was Aristotle's views and what were Plato's views so they were kind of mixing them up a lot as well and then you had this school which emerges from Egypt and it was by people like platinus and it's called neop platonism which basically believes in things like everything ultimately comes from God and then it emanates and and they have some strange odd views about them this is what they what gazali is actually refuting so they believe that in neoplatonism uh you that you see ultimate Serenity like let's say

Paradise can be here on Earth it doesn't need to be in an afterlife therefore you don't need a resurrection or you don't need continuity but that's neoplatonism it's not Aristotle or not even arguably Socrates or Plato but the point is it's neoplatonism so gazali is refuting that and he's aiming it at Aristotle and these people so he so I Rush kind of agrees with him and says look yeah I agree these points are stupid but these points really you know you should be pointing at IA why you pointing it at me at the

philosophers so yeah so these were some interesting kind of things he he does uh he does State there was it is interesting people say he hated gazali I don't think he hated him he actually has a summary of his book called It's a summary of's um I did before finishing concluding on him I will summarize he does have you know in his commentary of um Plato's uh Republic so the popular Republic of the you know the philosopher king and how the ideal city should be he has a commentary on it and it is actually quite fascinating I

thought I'd uh share some of these points um especially on I Rush occasionally he kind of like he he kind of pens away his own thought whilst doing a commentary and and inadvertently gives us a window into his day and age and it's interesting on the gender issue so he does say that look cuz I Rush he complains that women it's unfair men's like the not men but the social attitude towards women because Plato is kind of

speaking about that anyway at a particular point I mean he's not speaking about the social inequality but he's just speaking about how women should be kept and so on in the ideal uh you know Republic but then he says you see he says but it's true that look men and and here he starts get getting like writing away himself saying that look men and women are really equal in all uh in all things and and then he mentions uh he says it's true that look you can fight and find women because he

he he's going to go on to complain that women in his day and age are wasted they are like they are a huge asset to society but nobody's he says the only thing people you the only function women have in his Society is giving birth and he really has a a dig at this and he says that this is another interesting thing in his day and age women double they outnumber the male population in his City by by you know by twice as in by twice the numbers so he and he he mentions that so he gives us a little insight and he says look you find

amongst them women who have the ability to be Warriors M philosophers uhat rulers um and he says look he does mention that look Islam says you know he is going to kind of acknowledge that thing that look okay men are the kind of they have that because that was the society back then that men were responsible for the household so they

had that kind of thing but generally putting that aside he says that they are equal and he goes on to say um that look they that he says that this is why he gives an example saying that look if man if if we use even in music he says that the common saying is he says that look musical instruments or music is only best directed if the instruments are created by the men as in the craftsmanship but

delivered as in the music by women and you see this is a point and he says look check this out he says uh that they in in their kind of um caliber he says that they uh equally participate with men like they've got the same caliber if you allow them to develop in his DNA and this is about 900 years ago um so he mentions

look he says look if you want warrior women he says just look at the the kind of women that live in in the Sahara and places like this that they are Fighters um and he says and he says and they are gifted with huge like women in general not the warrior women he's just saying gifted with you know huge intelligence uh and intellect and he's going on saying this because he says that look oh this is a point about um um he's he's refuting Plato saying

that you know in his Republic some women are like there are no relationships whatever but he says this look uh he says in our cities today he says we can't see the the talent and the capacity like what the capabilities of women he says he says that it's only for giving birth like this seems to be the only

function and they're just told to serve their husbands and they just have to give birth and nurse their children feed them take care of children and he says uh you know he's not kind of belittling the ACT but he's saying he says but this prevents them from showing their talents in other areas

what look at this this is 900 years ago almost he says the fact that we've made women become dependent on men to to provide uh livelihood he says we have impos poverished our cities we've rendered them poor cities because because in his day and age 2third of the population were women they're not working they're not contributing they're not adding to the the society and and he says they just so all we have are just poor cities and I think that's like it's it's

wow you know I mean seriously coming from you know he mentions uh quite a few things I thought I'd sh share that it was definitely very interesting and he was a legend and somebody I'm generally very inspired by um there are some books that have been written about him there's somebody uh I forgotten the name they've written it's called Ian or something but it's it's a dramatized uh story in Arabic about the life of I rush but Co that uh do um read up on that if you you know if you have more interest in him but

cool a legend of the Maliki M People AB Al all right people let's move on we're getting a bit late how does and compared to and yeah um you see all of these people to be fair that you've mentioned are critical minded the difference is that I Rush is incredibly philosophical much more philosophical than um than all the rest

there I Rush is more inclined towards reason than the others the others are all of these are inclined to some reason but if I was to put them in order then it would go and then that's how I would place them in favoring reason um but they are all critical minded It's just what kind of pulls their the the their their fancy in that in that angle

cool and I T yeah he he's not really somebody that's philosophical or anything like that and the problems with just to briefly with andn but more so is you see although he did a lot of good and he did speak about welfare and he was critical and he challenged a lot of things and and that's cool that's great if he just stopped there you know when you're on a rooll and you're like you know I think I should just stop here you're like n you know when I'm doing this good

so uh he decided to just keep going and keep swinging and you see the problem is he had a strong side of hate to him almost like a whether almost as though he had multiple personality disorder schizophrenia bipolar this guy was he was like two this he has this side that like when he hates he just you know he like hates everyone just like and and and cfir C cfir CF cfir and so it's weird his person whereas the personality of Rush is

static you know somebody loves philosophy he's always inclined that way he's not like he was never this kind of like to doesn't snap pretty much the same you know somebody just you know he's in he's traditional but he's in line of welfare rules for it wherever he can and he's just static he doesn't kind of snap even t a snaps and that's the problem you know we don't know what do you do with that when you've got a you know you've got this person just C it c c trigger happy so yeah that detracts

cool people let's take uh let me take a quick somebody said my first time here don't worry trigger first time there's a lot we experience first time don't worry someone help trigger with the a direct channel in opening up a direct channel to how to write questions so somebody said Dan fourth in Toronto is Bangladesh okay I don't know that but

cool awesome right so some quick question questions and we got to move on to our uh oh in fact I should have it do I have it open here miss patreon citos all right so yep you are here no you're not yep you are right some there was some interesting questions shared on patreon today so I'll bring some up I can just bring it up here people are like yeah yeah what's muy about to

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that's my patrons on patreon right but they some very interesting questions so I thought and a lot of you have asked similar ones is that my private jet in lockdown Salam mu quick one if I have for example savings and I pay zakat on them but then by next year they have stayed the same do I pay zakat on them again or only the increase technically they would say you pay zakat again if um like each year kind of counts fresh that's

that can't be I don't know what that one is I was recently asked why does it matter if I believe in a God or not whil it's answer the answering with using purpose of life as my main argument I left it alone without engaging it too much definitely made me think on how one can approach this subject who is different when it comes to having a belief in God see to me the connection really and I feel the that the the comeb back to Faith the the modern portal and Gateway to God is through Consciousness I honestly do

believe that that this is what will revive that um that interest again and it already has in many circles and obviously people are afraid of it as well because God brings so much baggage and this is the problem they don't want that church or that the mosque back into the discourse but yeah but I feel that really if you follow Consciousness it will only lead you to God Allah hi I'm someone don't mention my name good thing I read that

I'm a gold mine for odd questions you're Doom I fell in love with Yousef story but after a few days I decided to tell people how amazing he is convo lasted 15 seconds all I had to say I was like I was like I was huh I like him a lot to trigger someone I think the smile I had there was Haram or

something do you what what am I reading I don't know whether or I'm you see now this is where you doubt yourself you think is it is it my dirty mind what am I reading here I don't know it's just my mind is too polluted it's it's all you you you you guys you you haramis polluted my mind so when I got in turn with hadiths about how the prophet himself said he had a better story than youf and he came as a prophet you know as opposed to previous

prophets um you see I this you see each Prophet is has a unique story it doesn't mean that obviously we as Muslims the central figure is the Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wasallam but it doesn't mean that um we somehow uh you know you can't mention anything good in a way the prophet said you know you know don't say I'm better than Jonah the prophet Eunice but obviously

we understand the prophet to be in that sense because of his mission and everything and who he was for the whole of Humanity as opposed to isolate tribes he was the greatest Prophet but it doesn't mean that let's say if a particular Prophet was incredibly strong let's just say that it means now oh does it have to mean the prophet was also stronger you know doesn't it's not a competition so if you say yfam was incredibly you know the most uh you know so handsome now so we we don't need to think oh my God before we get insec

let's say but the prophet Sall Ali was was more handsome than I mean the prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam we believe was incredibly handsome but I'm not saying that we have to react in an insecure Way by saying that I feel that's just insecurity Salam mu muslima convert you're doing it you're doing it I was wondering if you could talk about the man who was eating with his left hand and the prophet uh told him to eat with his right hand I'm left-handed uh I'm a left-handed convert and people are always telling me it should be easy to switch it drives me nuts cuz I use my right hand for foods you can eat with

your hand and I use my left for my utensils it's hard to handle a utensil with your non-dominant hand meanwhile I watch all these people using utensils in their right hand and eating bread with their left I'm just that's the Emoji can you please enlighten me it's a very good Hadith a very good question about a Hadith you see this is a cultural issue it's to it's to do with the adab of eating etiquette it's not about halalam okay um the prophet addressed and first of all this Hadith

mainly the main Hadith like the one in bukari and Muslim is uhma which was the the kind of like fostered son of the Prophet because I say fostered son because the prophet his mother was Umma who the prophet marries so he's a young boy and he would be there in that house with Umma so hence the prophet says in the in the other variant of the Hadith in the Fuller variant so there's a Hadith that reads Sam uh no sorry it reads uh yeah

that say and eat with your right hand and eat with that which is in front of you now the more complete narration is um oh sorry that one I think they just say eat with your right hand and eat what is that's Inari and Muslim complete version is the prophet says he says boy like he like like I suppose today boy sounds rude but yam is n rude in Arabic it's like saying little boy uh he tells him that he says Sam

sayah eat with your right hand and eat with the food that is in front of you in the tray because what they would do is they would eat from a kind of uh a a large kind of tray which they would just put the food on now it was deemed not only rude but it was poor etiquette to just kind of like start you like you're sitting there and I'm e in front of your part and I'm eating you know like you've got food there the same food eat in and here really the prophet was just teaching as

a kind of as a you know as a father figure to this child teaching him basic table manners of the day and age and the prophet said look Say bah like the prophet tells him don't because he was just H diving in and he was a young boy little boy so the the prophet says look don't do that say bis eat with your right hand as in don't go like this with all with all this stuff just e eat nicely and eat from the part that's in front of you and work your way in so this is etiquette yes it is still deemed

Muslim etiquette uh to eat with the right hand if it's not not possible for you or it's very or if it's not very if it's inconveniencing and difficult do then I feel fine you know you can eat with the left hand it's not a it's not a Haram kind of issue it's nothing like that if you can then because it's deemed Islamic ethic see what it is is that it's not a problem but it's just if you you know it's either you can educate the whole world or you can just like oh what the hell I'll just pick it up with my I'm left-handed as well by the way um

it's my left hand right so I am left-handed but I uh as a child because my parents said to me you have to eat with your right hand so i' always eaten with my right hand uh that said I'm now uh As I Grew Older I became ambidextrous I learned how to write with both hands and that kind of confused me with my left and right so I because when I think left I always think of the hand I write with this is is probably telling of some mental disorder I've got so I always think ah left but since I can write with both hands it kind of confused me I think which one is

it ah yeah so the confus you know this the confusion the problems the challenges of being a left-handed person but yeah if you can eat with your right hand fine it will just it's no problem but if you're on your own eating uh or if you want to you can eat with your left hand it's not you know this isn't a Haram issue the in Arab etiquette that's how it was deemed this was deemed good etiquette that they deemed the right hand and obviously there were hygiene issues involved you have to remember that look people didn't always have water and they did go to the toilet and you know there was certain things that it was a hot climate and you have to look take everything into consideration

look at the whole thing and they had certain eate man it's not that they didn't wash their hands whenever they could they did a person would do wo five times a day but still you know as an extra hygiene that they they used a particular hand for always eating um there's nothing wrong with that and and I I'm fine with it I support eating with the right hand but I'm just saying if you can't fine eat with the left hand it's not Haram okay cool I hope that helps uh quick um recent talk of neurolinks and brain chips being a thing thing will

religion play a role in this yeah I mean it will require to start asking you know having those conversations prepared to have any conversations um what is your understanding of Moses being instructed to strike the sea with his staff and for it to part save the children of of Israel the general description is that the sea didn't just part it took a long while but this was a kind of I suppose in some ways it's a ritual in some ways it's kind of showing them that

look have hope in me this is the way it's going to be because the story is that the children of Israel said to Moses where have you brought us this is a dead end see in front of us and pharaoh and his chariots behind us right so here this striking the sea to kind of show that actually the way will be through here and like I mentioned in Colin Humphries and other people in their research show at the Gulf of akaba how other people have also documented the Seas to part but it is a gradual process that may take a few hours as actually

are the narrations that it took a whole night and it was in the morning that the sea had parted cool all right we've done that people let's uh let's move move on let's move on to something a bit more uh let me add a little bit of spice spice people let's add a little bit of spice H this one this one I'll below it I'll below it I below it so peoples I below

[Music] it this wit sh Shadi Shadi because Shadi the word Shadi can also mean monkey in so I don't know whether it's because of that reason shik Shadi decides to um do more monkey business but I have a video on the incompetence of this man God knows how he achieved that PhD which I did say by the way I do believe

that PhD thing is a partial scam as well but tell her another day another day another day that doesn't concern me you see your personal scams live it man live it live the life brother brother live it man this is so that is your personal thing I've got no issues with however you want to do one to four 4 to one but uh when you start preaching the religion rather this one big problem you know this one big problem so what we've

got now is uh those of you that are familiar shik Shadi made a uh he made a an Instagram post where he decided to speak about the Maliki Legend and the controversial topic of the second coming of Jesus [Laughter] Christ so what say this one H what say so there you can see people [Music]

Dr he says uh now you could the opinion of Islam he is Islam on the second coming now look at the misquoting he mentions two key points here one and what one must believe in accordance to the text of the Quran is that isaam was neither killed nor crucified okay but Allah has raised him to himself and saved now look look how he's portraying it he's portraying first of all as though Allah has raised him miraculously alive life this is how he's portraying and he's remember this is his

quoting he's quot he's quoting this so he says uh uh from those saved him from those who are pursuing him and anything else is a matter of doubt anything else is doubtful AB is doubtful this one second Point second Point Shadi strike twice they say lightning never strikes twice but Shad Mubarak strikes twice so Shad Mubarak says uh he says second part he says he quotes

again a group of the companions of the messenger of Allah narrate aith about the second coming of Isa so group of companions narrate then uh and there is nothing in the Quran that goes against the second coming of Isa in the last days so obviously you know when

something like that is going to happen you're going to get me I have to kind of like do my little spice to that so I made a comment as you can see here on his post uh so I said look uh I hope you read it properly the clock is ticking for Monday night tick tock tick [Laughter] tock L and behold people I

thought inside you know the actual ways insan you know but I like the way a particular person says it he says he says it almost in that pigeon insan so I thought isn't since I've also got this work oh

o o o o so I thought yeah what is uh M so the first quote I find but I'm not going to leave you guys out of it there it is my beloveds right so he writes here he says this is what is mandatory to believe in in light of the Quran that Jesus was not killed and was not

crucified and then he says and Allah raises him but and he saves him from the people who are trying to kill him as to what is other than that meaning how does he go up was it an actual death was it does he dilate Ron does he go up alive does he say you know how does this happen he

says not Shadi says everything else is a matter of [Music] that no he says everything else is is everything else he says he doesn't say everything else he says the other matters of how this happened says these matters are subject to subject to interpretation okay and then he goes on to say and I've discussed this I discuss it previously I discuss

it in the verse of the Quran in Surah Ali Imran let's go to Surah Al Iman what this one because there's a second Point remember there's nothing in the Quran that goes against this this uh um this you know there's nothing as he said there's nothing uh in the Quran that goes against that so let's see man let's see so this you naughty naughty is all right so this is the verse that you can see uh is

now to do the famous verse to do with I am giving you death what does Sayo what this one he says as you can see there the apparent reading of the Quran is I'm giving you death says and then he goes on and he justifies why because that's what death actually means and he goes on to say

that so he says that is just a majazi you know people could say sleep is a like the sister of death he says yes but that's a metap and he goes on to say here uh let's just check if that is in the in the next one have I got the clip up there um right so anyway here I've got it right here he is saying if I just on

[Music] moment if I just come back to here clearly he's saying he goes on to say this is page 108 that this shows that that he has that the known death this is the death it's talking about and he says why because if you read in Surah ma it's even clearer because in Surah ma Jesus is speaking that he had already been dead so he

says and to say that Jesus had just gone to sleep and was raised there is no meaning to this it doesn't even make sense um so he goes on now this you can see here let me just bring it up he mentions so some people did this they did an interpretation to say it meant like this and it meant like that how did he happen how was he raised and what you know what are these interpretations so he says was and you can see here it's quoted he says uh

uh to it is the wa of death that Jesus has and this is the apparent reading of Malik in and prior to that sentence he says uh you can see it here um just trying to see if it's in this one as well but here it he does mention that Malik how did how was Jesus killed he says

abik Malik that they that they were quiet we don't know how they just remained silent they did not describe how this could have happened and he says and he says and that was that they were successful in that approach that that was the approach of success um and you can see here he quotes Imam Malik's quote that of Jesus having an actual death so this is uh

people's this is in U all right that was here as well let me show that to you this is here Imam Malik and where I've put the red line that they stayed silent about how he died and that was the and if you move on this is still speaking uh real death once again quoting see I'm giving you death upon its literal this is quoting it I've got it right there on the screen so you can read it um and he

says that look he says he says if you have some text saying Jesus is Alive it's better to interpret those to mean a kind of Life of honoring like the way we say uh uh Martyrs are alive this is like a kind of uh a it's an honorific speak okay in saying that you know we don't call them dead we call them that they are living you know with God that's

how we we say it so he mentions that now uh now Peoples Peoples Peoples the interesting point interesting the most important point so you say well okay but he didn't didn't our belowed our belowed didn't he show us that says there is no clash in the

Quran no Clash no Clash [Music] no clash in the Quran with you know against the second coming of Jesus isn't this what he said isn't it what he said people so he says that this is what I'm not saying this is saying this the Malik Don that mu quotes Malon Mal

here you're going to see not only is he misquoting how poor his Arabic is check this out people check it out man check it out this one right so this one M right uh uh uh uh uh uh where this one man where this one oh there is yeah so he mentions here

let me just switch that off right so this is check this out this is what is actually saying and you can read it in his I mean it's it's right here this is I've brought it on the screen for you in case you say this one not he says right right and just to be clear just to be clear this is what Shahi says he says a group of the companions of The Messengers of Allah narrate the Hadith about the second coming of Isa and there is nothing in the Quran that goes against the second coming check his

translation now what what is actually saying he's saying there is there are a Hadith which are mentioned uh and he's speaking about a problem in one of the Hadith and he says whatever and they are a group of Companions and there was a full stop here he's speaking about there's a basically what as is saying is one interpretation could be of the second coming uh just a a brief uh he's saying that one interpretation

could be that he's he's died but on the day of judgment he's risen he's kind of resurrected initially and this means that's I don't take that interpretation but I'm just saying as is not saying that is it but he gives an he's saying this could also be one but then there's a Hadith saying that when Jesus comes back he's going to live for 40 years so here he's showing that that Hadith he's going to live for 40 years whatever this thing is not transmitted by other Companions and many other companions transmit the same Hadith then

look and the the are all in disagreement they disagree with each other and they are unclear in what they're talking about sorry did I say youan the Quran did not not deal with it did not even

address when counting the benefits of Jesus the favors of God Upon Jesus when they enumerated in Surah Ma and in these suras the Quran did not address it did not deal with it did not encounter the second coming amongst those blessings you still don't people what does mean and you might say well you know this one this one not nice my friend so look

here's a definition of for some people they might go well you know Muti it needs to be an English man this one in English Okay so let me give a I've got the there you go that's that's in Arabic it shows but you might say well no problem man no

problem I Google let's start with Google Google Translate for Google you know Shi says you can just Google things so even Google is showing that means to be EXP opposed to to encounter to deal with something uh you might say well mu you know I'm not trusting Google you know no problem here's another dictionary for you to check right now this is to be exposed to the Quran does not encounter this argument doesn't when it's counting out

the blessings of Jesus why didn't God also say and we sent you back he's so he's actually kind of dissing The Second Coming the verb that sh sh sh Shadi so excited about his Shadi in his Monkey Business he confused it with the verb which comes from this roote called and here is that verb

now means to oppose ah so he is assuming that if you go back to it he when he's saying that oppose he thinks it says it doesn't I mean of course it doesn't he reads but he assumes the meaning of is but it it it doesn't mean that you know okay the the verbs are similar kind of verbs it's

like saying you know the word I don't know the the m and remember and you know just because they've got these these similar they they have similar roots and things to them it doesn't mean they're the same so he reads the Quran doesn't even deal with this he's assuming that means you it doesn't oppose it so you can see right there the second Quran it doesn't go against it so this complete facade that you can see [Music] here this one we catch you out you know

this one this one you you tried it you know you try it you know try it I like it but brother no brother this one no monkey business so that was a proper look so there's only two answers here he either is incompetent doesn't understand Arabic the guy is clearly saying didn't oppose did your Chacha come and give the verb a new

meaning so either his Arabic is pathetic and incompetent because two things he's misleading or you're going to say no he knew this and he intentionally is misleading people either ways people either ways man either ways man this one this [Music] one this one no good you know this one not nice I don't like it I like [Music] it Monkey Business

so that's uh our below it our below it so you can see the blacks see when people black this is the problem you see I but you know me I'm just people just look at me and say what does this Muti know what what do this one know true true true true need a direct direct

connection somebody can give a direct channel to uh you know we spoke of alandus right I got to wrap this up people it's gone on so long but I tell you what I share a proverb with you you know actually I had a clip check this out there was this somebody sent me this clip of a nikab lady giving and it's about it's about the the Hot Topic the S you know those ha and but she Begins by giving a metaphor about driving a car but then it's very clear that's not what she's talking about I thought well tell you know what are our thoughts there

should be a reaction to that so that in

[Music] [Music] I mean there's nothing wrong in what the lady is saying I don't know why but I just

open the direct Channel you know the somebody can open a direct Channel with shad Mas for communication you know this one brother brother so I was going to say this also reminds me we speaking earlier on about lelus Muslim Spain so there was this proverb book I read it a while back called theal the Proverbs of people of mus you know back then in Spain they had different Proverbs so in Arabic they kind of Arabic so in one of them the person is talking about the the you know the S but

he says that he he's responding and this became a proverb then so that's why it's it's in the thing the the person says you know the way to the heart is uh through the the the through the back direct direct Channel you know through the direct Channel but through the the rear Channel Park parking at rear you know that one so it says in the thing this is in the actual book it's a quote and the person says you know the way to the way to the beloved's heart is through through the you know you got to

you got to access the channel man the channel but through through the special so the other person says huh he says and how does that impact the heart like how does how does this have a a sway with the hearts so he says and this became the proverb he says the nerves are

connected so this this one you know uh as uh as you were seeing here which which way should you drive a car [Applause]

so people that's that's if somebody can send the the message to uh my beloved over [Music] there that the nerves are connected nerves are connected H connected direct Channel huh direct channel so people we're going to have to wrap this up it's been ever so awesome sh for tuning in I appreciate all your love and support GI Gio uh if you want to reach out as usual as usual

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