Monday Nights with Mufti #201| Q&A Unscripted & Unrestricted! 😉 | Mufti Abu Layth

yes all right people alright alhamdulillah was [Music]

as always swagatam so firstly in line with the ritual let's just do a quick audio check alright alright alright here my hair somebody said nice my hair is kind of annoying me today i'm like bloody hell i need a haircut so cello i'll have to see whether my uh i mean i'll have to uh trim my own hair since it's locked down [Laughter]

yeah i'm gonna trim my own hair soon so all right so what is going on cta harun what is this you just woke up i wish i just woke up but uh i need to re-wake up you mean go get them today's a good day every day is a good day people every day it's just a matter of

perspective perspective should be right i haven't checked let me check with mrente on facebook make sure they can hear me all fine people what is going on um clear no yep claire

sharmila you're doing it you're doing it right glenn alright so people i take it my sound is coming through loud and clear look at that you're doing it people you're doing it right so what is going on people what is going on right i've uh got my stuff a bit raised today i don't know how this will work so let's uh

shall we start off with some interesting uh an article i came across i thought well this is rather interesting [Music] uh i thought this this caught my attention people so a a jealous wife stabs her husband after seeing her younger self in old photos vaha

you see people this is what's going on with the world some people say yeah what's going on this this is what's going on this is the stuff that's making us [Laughter] so there you go all right so uh a um jealous woman um unfortunately

oh how this love will be the death of me her husband may have said once giovanni during the days of youth and there you go it's uh he's got stabbed for god god god so people you know defense defense

you gotta he says that you know you don't know where this attack is going to come from speaking of that people speaking of that i have i have i have to say special muchas gracias ma to sid those of you that know sid said gee he's often on facebook

so he tunes in sid you're doing it yad you're doing it you know that yeah look at this he sent an awesome trekkie people uh a track suit to push out push the pace appreciate it it is actually a very slick uh suit those of you that did want it i did say look let me get your detailed sid and get them out to people so they can see there you go

that's him on instagram that's the suit mine is the one on the left there the gray one so if you are interested in martial arts that said our you know who regularly comes on and comments uh he's also a a master in bjj just in case people misunderstanding pj jay abbes hello there's two just in case sid you start getting spammed all of a sudden by people thinking you're a master in in also a form of of arts

so people if you do turn up accidentally to sit these are not nice you know martial arts expert so so people right moving on what is going on noho bjj abbes hello there's two two two j's not dark arts martial arts so brazilian of a different nature

so right what is going on people what is going on so show us your perfumes um you know i actually today i did try i had a uh a sample arrive of um louis vuitton um noir dark mata and it's uh hmm it's actually quite weirdly um

weirdly alluring in a way so it's something i'm not usually into the noir kind of perfumes so it had a you know you've got all that kind of dark presence to it you know whether it's noise it's going to usually be this uh whether it's going to be uh that kind of peppery um um even that kind of tea uh dark tea kind of smell in there usually that kind of fragrance um but with a bit of old stroke velvety i don't know it's not really it's not the kind of fragrance i usually

go for but i thought you know louis vuitton let's try it out and it did it it's okay actually you know it's quite um you know i would give it something like uh i was expecting it to be just like i know this is not gonna that louis vuitton won't be very pleased with this but i was expecting it something very mediocre five out of ten but i'd probably give it like maybe six and a half

maybe between that and seven depending on the but it's that's because it's not really my kind of style yet it still surprisingly uh uh impressed me to some extent so that's um but generally i have to say i've never been as impressed with a house a perfume house as i have with tisiana torrency i'm very uh just wowed by you know as a house as a um because you don't really get you know an entire even if you're looking at

and and this this is niche and it's top you know but if you're looking at um you know whether it's the house of uh de mali whether it's going to be tom ford whether it's going to be the there's not usually many that will absolutely strike you down you get certain fragrances tom ford is a good example i mean it's there's many things which are good but they don't really you know i i i like the wood wood i like uh ombre leather i mean i i don't like i love mencantan mencanten people but

uh there's other things i do like of tom ford but i'm not so wild and then there's loads which are not really they might just be okay nice but they're not like wow and and he has so many and some are so overrated and i remember uh effing fabulous was just so hyped up in my perspective it was it was good but it wasn't nothing near the hype um but i have to say tisiana torrency really have surprised me as a house so the uh that the red bottle you can see the espirito

florentino amazing honestly and i'll put some on right now hi hi hi wow and you know as soon as you put it on i'm telling you the projection people it it captivates you and this it's a very oriental uh but not annoying in any you know because sometimes oriental can have this kind of like twang to it which um you know it's not really but this and it really this one i've got here luchanera which means like dark knight

but uh oh sorry dark light and it it it really complements that spiritual florentino and it has a slightly softer um once again like maybe some very smoothish undertones the not only the projection people you know the syage

you think mufti don't know these things you know as you one is how the perfume projects yeah so it has this kind of loudness to it um these two definitely strong projection uh but then there's this yag effect this kind of trail so as you in your after uh path the effect you leave behind and they have a very strong ciage to them as well i felt um but there's so many i mean um the that this is why i'm saying i've not been as impressed ever with the house as i have with tisiana terenci um

they they're worth in and i've really like as well i mean these are just wow honestly they are unisex but i find them more on the masculine side of things um for i don't know if the women's things have all the feminine ones really have appealed to me in that sense but um i'll say a word on uh a brewery word on mfk maison francis kirkshaw people that's a household that

um i think some things they've made are wow um obviously baccarat rouge but also the um gentle fluidity it's really fascinating the gentle fluidity gold is and that is actually unisex and i think both men and women could pull it off pull it off well i mean like even on a man it would smell you know it has this very smooth vanilla kind of but um

but still not like as in on a woman it would be feminine but i think on a man it would still somehow carry off the masculinity and i think that's a testament to the the the genius behind it so yeah do check that out i'll take a brief note on that the gentle fluidity did you know that they used the exact same ingredients for silver and gold but they just varied the quantities and they smell so different so if you try uh gentle fluidity you know mfk francis cox silva

it's nice it's it's more masculine but very soft not doesn't have much projection not much siage kind of thing but but nice i don't know if you'd pay that much for it to be honest but um but then the gold is just epic you know it's like wow and it's the exact same ingredient ingredients just they've altered the quantities and that shows you how intricate this art of perfumery is

so i thought uh i'd share some of that uh toxic masculinity perfume what's toxic masculinity um tonka beans yeah of who of dior's right i have smelt but i've forgotten what i will once again um what do you think about effing fabulous yeah i i would give effin fabulous like a 6.5 out of 10.

it's nothing special but it's it's nice when it came out it was about 700 pounds a bottle just way hyperinflated so right let's uh um somebody said uh francis kirkshaw's a la rose for women hmm i'm not sure if i've smelt that one i'll i'll have to follow that up um how expensive are you perfumes yeah perfume sky i have a passion for perfume you understand so

whatever one has a passion for you can't put a price on it but obviously somebody said creative and creative interest look till today it is my number one credo ventus is my number one but s and on number one i've got two i've got two perfumes that are both on number one beat that people one slightly above the other and that is the mali zlatan demali's layton it has a slight edge over juventus but both of them are just amazing amazing people

both both of them demarlies layton is not actually that popular but it is epic i i love it i mean and very few things beat creative enters so and these i would have to put on number two um but yeah that's uh so let's move on people my guy mufti are you gay [Laughter] and what abandon all this divine beauty that allah has placed in the feminine form on the on his green earth such blasphemy

[Laughter] right so stop this bs please mufti stop this man this one let's move on people let's move on shall we do a uh saran osman likewise likewise allah bless you man all right so give us your thoughts about the muslim leader

alright so mufti saab you will be doing a detailed design analysis on the return of jesus i like the way i'm being told what i'll be doing is that how it works so mufti tell us about dodge coin oh people crypto has gone off the it's it's rocketed people the whole thing the bull run is it is on nitro boost so i hope uh you know many of you are

benefiting from that but do keep it um keep it you know keep it sensible keep it sensible but yeah have your little risk assessment management going on but yeah it's it's huge if if you haven't checked your wallets if you are on crypto check your wallets it's going to be you've probably just had so many more thousands just you'll be like [Laughter] right so right so somebody said i think it's pronounced doggy oh is it do i've been saying dodge

coin unless they say doge who cares it's a joke it's a joke coin anyway that's just been hyperinflated right so what is going on people what is going on poetry you know what people have asked me mufti sub arabic poetry so the other day i was listening to some just going through it again after so long on youtube and i thought you know what let's share a snippet with with me with my people out there so this is uh yeah

that's clearly not yeah [Laughter] where's my team hmm bring this up

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wow i have to say amazing um but yeah i i i thought look let's share that i'll share some you know time to time i'll share some classic anda lucy kind of um i do listen to them sometimes arabic poems um that are kind of that are songs on uh youtube but cool people let's move on what are somebody says jerry idris uh shukran for your snapchat you're doing it man you're doing it much love you said what is an intoxicant and how much does it have to

cover the intellect to be hammer well you see in the quran hammer is wine now the question is is other than wine also hammer now um so what i would say is if you're metaphorically speaking then fine but in essence hammer was just wine a lot the way you have the name wine and you'll have other things whether they'll be scotches or you know whiskeys or beers and things like that now you will

they have their own names now in in the quranic terminology hammer was just wine other drinks that came about are the kind of beers that were around so they were being made out of honey being made out of fruits being made out of things like this they would also be haram if they were clearly of a similar nature in intoxication if they were certainly had some forms of the chemical alcohol in there that were very weak that an average consumption

of that drink would not intoxicate you um then in that case they were not haram so if it was a small percentage um you know one two percent these kind of things they wouldn't actually be intoxicating with an average consumption so that's the um that's the kind of uh ruling behind it and that's what the hanafi madhhab imam abu hanifah he stuck up for initially and then his mother after him was crucified [Laughter] for defending so they were heavily

heavily the scholars for perhaps two or three centuries after him just slated and rinsed and attacked the hanufi madhhab on this topic and it went to the extent that the hanafia eventually became so embarrassed of this ruling that they distanced themselves from me so they kind of started to

pretend that it's not really what they stick by or or they start to discuss it less so and and you and they become embarrassed and this happens in in on many occasions in fit you'll find scholars will get embarrassed of certain rulings that the imams may have stood up for and it doesn't mean you see you have to understand something here when these imams stood up for these rulings it's not that they were standing up for alcohol or deviant practices they were standing

up for the principle of truth even if it was embittering and that was their point that was imam abu hanifa's point that i absolutely understand this is going to upset you i absolutely get the fact that this is going to destroy the borders and margins between black and white but such is the truth he felt so he stood for it and you know he put his neck out on the line defending that principle so it's not about don't think oh why do these imams you know

oh were they into this themselves it doesn't mean that sometimes you stand up for something out of principle that look it's not as easy to declare this haram okay it's like when imam malik spoke out about uh you know his fatwa on sexual matters that nothing sexual is haram obviously between a couple uh so and with the issue of uh anal sex at hand so later malikia became embarrassed

it's like right so the they were too embarrassed so you know some of them started to turn away from it some of them started to pretend oh it wasn't there or discuss it less and the same kind of thing really but it's not you see what imam malik was doing was he was defending the principle it's not about whether people do these things or not but it's about you can't you know that do not uh that do not declare something

that allah has not declared haram as haram you know do not just you utter things stop don't for a moment think you are god you're not god you see so you don't you just think you have the right to declare it haram just because you find it uh disgusting or sick or a deviant practice or you find this a problem in society and it may be these things to several people but still you're not god and that's the

principle that these imams kind of stood by and hence when imam malik stood by the ruling that uh all that really when it comes to food not very few things are actually haram just pig is the only haram creature because it was mentioned in the quran nothing else was haram according to malik so yes i don't mean if they've been offered to other gods and things like that then they are haram or if they'd already been killed and you found them dead because then this was more

a an issue of food poisoning and stuff like this but in and of themselves no meat was haram on earth whether it was from the sea the land or the sky nothing is haram bar pig in the maliki method and so you see imam malik wasn't trying to say go around eat tigers or you should eat lions or you should eat elephants or you know eating and like people start to say oh imam malik saying oh you could eat dogs then

it's like you know imam ali's not saying go around eat dogs because he said dogs are not haram to eat you see i mean he never said dogs are not haram to eat but he said this principle that nothing is haram to eat except the pig so people say ah so not even a dog so you know so they say ah look what the maliki say you know it's like oh so but this is not what he was saying he wasn't saying go around do these things you know soil is not haram to eat you know if you pick up soil and eat it it's not haram to eat doesn't mean it's good to eat so there's

a difference between declaring something haram and between whether people eat it or not but just because you don't eat it don't for a moment not for a split second think you are god and thereby declare it don't do that this one not nice my friend right so and this is the problem that the mullahs had you see that they have this god complex they say huh allah never said is haram chalo

if god was busy don't worry they say i'm here i'll declare it haram and you think acha unless this is your dad's religion you know it does it doesn't really make sense so these are the important things to remember when when you're discussing alcohol or from imam abu hanifa's time or certain or sexual practices or dietary uh rulings from imam malik it's not that they are trying to advocate that people should be doing these things or eating these things or go around

eating gorillas or eating monkeys or eating they would never and in fact they would have probably found these things disgusting but they wouldn't say that you know it doesn't give us the right to declare to pretend we're god so that's an important point answer questions will instead of naming you for sale they shall name you fuzul

oh wait so you know means like useless the diminutive form of of that then fazool so it's not only useless it's a small useless thing [Laughter] a small useless thing i'm sure there's i'm sure there's medical help for that [Laughter] don't worry about it man you you come live and we can discuss the medical issues put on our stethoscope we'll do we'll do some role play

[Laughter] so people question for fmc oh i see i can still spiritual florentino people spirit of florentino question for the chart mufti was imam al-hazari against science and reason why was he against great philosophy hmm was he against science and reason see back then science reason all of these things really and uh

they fell under what you'd call hikma which was biology but it was linked all of so observing the world around you and learning wisdom from it meant observing nature observing biology observing so all of these things fell under um under hikma although just medicating the art of medicating was also called thib as well but but generally hickman covered what today we would call science in addition to philosophy

somebody said the fragrance sculptor cello will check it out um right so was imam razali against these things i think he initially wasn't he initially was a huge advocate of these things later on there was a period where imam razali went into a hermit he went through a hermit phase um he became a recluse okay and he had a crisis of faith so it's it's important to understand

look each person in their life goes through their own journeys you know it's not um and imam razali went through his um and it and it it got messy it got rough sometimes that is well sometimes that is a sign of your own intelligence your own genius that how um you know that you face challenges and problems based on your your own

kind of capacity that you know so this it's early faced his own demons and they were as mighty as him and there was a period where they got the better of him and this it's not an insult to imam razali per se because he he faced his demons at least you know many of us we may not have the courage

to face our demons but he did and he struggled and he left everything he left wealth prestige um he left civilization he you know kind of um secluded himself in a desert really he went off and he had a uh maybe in modern day kind of thinking he he went through some maybe some kind of manic depression he lost his faith uh for a while

for a brief while he disbelieved maybe in allah so there was there was a huge kind of um grapple that was going on i don't think that was a long period of time i think that may have just been a month or two or something but he you know he went through a hell of a lot and then he he came out having restored his faith but it resulted in becoming this hermit this kind of like guru phenomenon this this uh um archetype

that just you know has nothing to do with the world lives in a tent um and that's what he did for years and it's during this time he really abandons all philosophy he abandons reason he thinks reason can't really you know it led him it's not that it led him astray but he feels that it took him on such a ride and then left him like it couldn't make it the whole way he felt that you see so he has a book called

that this salvation from uh misguidance or i don't know how you translate how maybe they've got translated the title a bit differently salvation maybe from um yeah dalal is misguidance generally but so he what he feels is that look i you know in overcoming my demons i've resorted to reason to the nth degree and although it was very good but in the end it abandoned me and i found myself defenseless against these demons

and he says and in the end the thing that just helped me overcome this was a kind of blind spirituality that i just have faith in god close my eyes and just leap and and he did and that's what kind of saved him so he writes this in his book it's not a big book it's you know if you're interested in reading it it is available i'm sure it's translated as well and yeah so that was imam razali's journey having said that he later on this is the time that abu bakr is you know the maliki scholar links up with him in the desert stays with him a considerable while this

is the time he's writing you know his reflects this mindset by the way you know abandon everything it's all about desires god is always going to take everything to account and this very hyper ascetic perspective on life and how you can never trust reason or trust your intellect it may abandon you at any point this kind of attitude comes forth from his book um sorry yeah so um but that said in his later years in life

he does actually go back to baghdad he does not die upon this ascetic state he in later years does go back to resume somewhat of a career as a scholar so he does resume that and start teaching public teaching and and all of that so it seems that he backed off from some of this stuff because if you read his stuff about when he's in the desert he's he he's dissing everything he's like teaching fair is useless he's like this is all it's all you know and he speaks very in disparagingly towards scholars of philip and he considers this

a worldly science fair it's not even something that will take you to god it's more about the dunya and but then later on he goes back to it and he seems to maybe at least if not abandon his ascetic view if not abandon it then at least mitigate it and you know bring it down a bit so it gets a bit more realistic so yeah so but this view of rosalie this ascetic thing was really it gained so much popularity after him and he was i suppose

one of the pioneers of it and that this view of uh abandoned reason abandon don't trust your intellect don't do this don't do that and and it's not to become you know like the way the selfies say abandoned reason it's not their kind of cry their cry is a dumb cry it's like a you know the sunshine group and we do literally and you imagine it wasn't like that at all he meant be suspicious and he meant resort to a deep mystic spiritualism uh so it wasn't like not to confuse it with when you know

wahhabi say things like don't trust reason they mean something completely different they mean uh become dogmatists and literalists like us you know jump into [Laughter] you know they're like bottom set those which are like uh you know on the bright side they they're eligible for learning disability benefits

they really have got the short straw in all of this man and the the funny thing is they can't even see it because they're usually very kind of like autistic in the so they can't even they don't get it either so they don't understand why people are laughing [Laughter] i swear this is like divine comedy but anyway imam razali his thing was very different um but people after him this view really became a mainstream view afterwards this sufic kind of way of looking at things

of being very ascetic and very so hence i would say yes it is true that imam razali uh his influence had a detrimental impact on the voice of reason although i think it did so indirectly it wasn't that he was saying it in his day and age and everybody was practicing it it wasn't like that it was more that he did it became this he was already a superstar because of his debating against other sects and things so it's like imagine you get a celebrity today that becomes

something else so what happens that's what he did so use this celebrity he becomes this hermit uh this says you should be suspicious of reason and everything but maybe in the generations after him this tendency it spreads like wildfire due to sufi practices so sufism in ghazali's time was not really popular but after him when it gets popular it carries this wave of this attitude and hence imam razali because he kind of fed into this attitude he indirectly influences this uh

the the war against reason so it was more an indirect um you know influence but yeah but i'm not you know criticizing him for like i said it was his journey obviously i'm criticizing his uh his thing but i think he didn't to you know it's it's not it's unfair to say he did it and people followed him because it that's just not true they didn't just follow him because he said it but much after when the tradition took hold he became it's a bit like hypnotamia in a way he he becomes larger than life but not

in his time when the wahhabis rise up and take him as the amazing founding not founding but inspiration he becomes influential so it's a bit like that so when the sufis later on take razali as a kind of role model and an inspiration he becomes influential cool let's move on people

abu safura savage what is going on what have i missed many times yeah i've covered that in my discussion on ibn rush i should have they are autistic side but don't you think a lot of religious figures were autistic they definitely were i feel that uh people like imam ahmed ibn hambal imam shafi'i i feel they were autistic people i mean that doesn't mean many autistic people

are geniuses but uh so many key professors and you know people like that are autistic but they're incredibly intelligent and super clever but they're not uh you know they don't um sometimes get social cues on the same level and the worst thing could be i suppose it's not a worse thing but i mean the the i have to reword that it's not the worst thing but the the the kind of damage that it could cause some damage in the sense when they become then leaders because they are then emulated but what

you don't understand is that they probably didn't understand certain social interactions so um yeah but i mean people like uh i i don't i don't know if ibna tamiya was autistic i i don't get that impression he was autistic but i get the impression he suffered from maybe bipolar or um or some kind of um you know yeah i think bipolar but definitely if not some psychotic disorder

uh maybe some form of schizophrenia or something but yeah it's because it's definite that's what i would think with ibn mia are you scared of peer success [Laughter] are you talking to me why would i be scared of beer sake so yes sacha angels in disguise i don't know what that even means ah mufti what

caste are you castism ethnicity a cha cha cha we are jut jata molaj art that's how that's how it is people that's how it is i don't why don't you we hija khadi on shirk has yasir khadi done something on shirk

speaking of yasir khadi i did have uh right so right before we get to uh let me just bring up i think i shared that yes uh let me just switch this off uh i think i shared last week about yasir khadi sharing bollywood dialogues

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maintain rhythm maintain so people as you can see has now also got fancy mugs and cups who influenced who do you think how closely let's be honest how closely do you think these guys or even forget closely do these guys watch me so

do these guys watch me up i need some insider intel so those that are behind the scenes those who work closely with yasir khadi if you wanna defect and let us know but i i definitely do feel they they watch they must watch me it's interesting the other day i was um

i messaged this mufti saab and and i said to him look i was just sending a message oh you know if you wanna i don't really see him on social media or anything and i said you know if you want to come on a mind trap or something and i told him i said look i have this podcast called mind trap and you know and normally i do my monday nights but do come on my so you responded like come on everybody knows about you he said you'll be surprised how many people eagerly watch your masala segment i was like nothing

so people multi check your super chats did mufti lose mass hell yeah loads um it's been what two months i can't go to the gym we're dying for the gym to open up here let us get back in the withering away here but that said people uh many great stuff is being achieved i have to say um i've created a little executive task force people executive task force

and we've been on it i mean super honey uh part of it is we've been creating this discord group i will be advertising it very soon hopefully this week and it will have several features on there that are already integrated with things like patreon and hopefully youtube membership programs where there will be general things that i will be that will be featured for people on there some which are exclusive whether it's sharing videos courses um and an actual um

air channel where you it's i mean it's amazing i mean discord just has so many features but i've got an amazing uh this one voice channel which is obviously an exclusive um entity on there which is uh the sanctuary people and that will be just for absolute live whenever those people are on there the but there's many other things whether it's going to be shared learning streams uh but but all of this we've been working on it this uh in the last uh good few days

and so much love and respect going out to the whole team ah especially right so there's some great stuff being prepared so inshallah i will share that soon get it out to you guys but uh good things good things are happening so the reason i was saying that is a lot of uh there's a lot of movement happening people a lot of movement so right yes there is a just to be clear there is a mounds fan group on discord and that's i support that and i uh

advocate it if you guys want to be a part but that's not actually my thing that's open to everyone uh i that's i believe inaya and zebra and other people um they've run that and there's many people on it so and i think that's great so they do later on share the link to that do join that my discord is different i'm not on that one this one obviously i will be on and it's more about this is more about memberships so it's about what i offer to people who are on patreon who are supporting uh supporting me who are showing their

love showering their love they're like so it's a bit of what i'm giving back to these people exclusively so it's certain exclusivities idiosyncrasies people um right so what is going on people mariam alright we love you mufti um all of you guys man much love much love right so people what is going down is watching netflix haram ali

of course watching netflix is not haram what what a miserable life one would have if they lived in this day and age and did not watch some form of tv speaking of tv out of uh your my thoughts on the series and of or tandav right so i have to say i is impressed haha you

in that tv series i fully advocate i mean i fully think it was epic amazing it's got my vote but yeah right so what is going on people what is going on mufti what are you what is your opinion on frabri muhammad ibn yusuf al or farrad the verb goes to fabricate i are fabricating

is um all right i'll check some super chats in just a moment forever is the only soul transmitter of sahil bukhari he is a dubious somewhat somewhat let me caveat that people caveatory speech right so he's somewhat dubious um i think i'm not saying he's evil or is bad or something but he's somebody there must be some level of suspicion

towards him some level even if it's a small level with some level of suspicion towards robbery because of certain statements that he made that was such so grandiose in nature like 90 000 70 000 people transmitted bukhari from imam bukhari and only i am today the soul transmitter the soul people [Laughter] so this makes you think that there's a lot of ego play going on here with this character

and and then since bukhari is such a huge uh thing for you know later on with sunitam i think we have to take this into um we have to just kind of zone in a bit on it and just be and take it with a pinch of salt what he's saying so hmm okay let's examine all the hadith individually that's my thoughts on fabri uh i don't he was not a he was not an evil person and he was not a defamed character

was somebody that's been vilified in his time he was not but likewise he was not this great imam that later people back projected onto him you know because he did something he became like this major imam and it's like hmm that's rather convenient so it doesn't you know he transmits this and it becomes later on a huge success it does not make him a major imam of his day and age you could say that you know thank god he did this so he's so

endeared and revered by me but to to to you know claim he was this major imam in the past is just it's misleading and it's simply not true mufti could this ayah be speaking about dmt and the intoxication of death will bring the truth that is what you are trying to escape

that has always been one of the most hard-hitting surah surah for me it just uh it just has such a rhythm to it um that it's just it grips you shakes your soul uh right so um do i think it's talking about dmt i don't think it's talking about dmt specifically but could i feel that the dmt death experience could also relate to that verse of course

certainly you know allah you know this now your sight has become so sharp and i feel that the kind of death breakthrough that one has with um dmt or psilocybin these things are really glances and glimpses and of themselves a portal into the world hereafter

i definitely feel that i feel that they it's a portal to that dimension um and it's a very the strange thing is when a person experiences it it's a very familiar dimension it's it's strange um but yeah and i and i feel that once again i say this on so many occasions that i feel it's a shame that there's several things which the muslim ummah um you know kind of lost out on they missed the boat with and amongst them were things like art

and even though muslims developed their own art but they kind of missed out on general art and painting and music they missed out on but they missed out on psychedelics and i feel that this is the the elixir the holy grail of this age and i'm telling you you can mark my words people allah that in the coming generations the the entity that will lead people back to god will be

this portal and psychedelics people it will be this the clergy have long failed an institutionalized religion is nothing but a new form of slavery this people want to free themselves of these shackles and that

that which will guide him to it will be what comes naturally from this earth what just grows out of the ground people um staring you know hidden in plain sight allah until it becomes clear that this was the truth we will show them

but the question is if one was to say where would have god hidden these portals he hid them in plain sight just thinking about that is so [Laughter] but yeah i i don't know this is so i definitely feel that yeah i value these kind of things uh dmt psilocybin all this kind of stuff i feel that they are [Music] the experience that they bring to someone is no short of an incredibly deep spiritual state

that the person experiences the only problem is i say problem the challenge sorry is that you see it's such a shortcut so people sometimes don't know what to do with all that profound spirituality that they've just stumbled upon [Laughter] you know it's like somebody just suddenly uh landing upon wealth so and and there can be also bad trips and things like this as well which i don't i don't know if there really is ever anything such as a bad trip or is it just another experience which one can really

learn from but still these are issues of legalities so disclaimer this disclaimer please to please to disclaim [Laughter] wait is that my is that my lawyer on the line he's like what are you doing [Laughter] right so yeah so uh i'm not i'm saying that these i advocate them in where they are legal legal legal legal people people some jackaroo some

jack at all right what is going on what is mufti's educational background [Music] you see one people expose me too quickly they catch me out they go yeah he doesn't even know anything so

yeah i mean i've i have a bunch of degrees and stuff but you know to me these degrees honestly mean nothing i think degrees don't teach people anything the amount of people i've spoken to with degrees and they're so um i i genuinely don't really think there's anything special to but i mean my own i have uh in religious studies islamic studies i mean religiously being islamic studies but i have um i have a degree in psychology which um a bachelor's of science which to be

fair i really did enjoy doing and the only reason i did it not for the degree but for the passion in psychology i have a postgraduate degree in teaching in being a qualified teacher i have a master's in education um yeah those are the kind of degrees but i have my own um aalim course uh degree which it was a qui is equivalent to a masters in pakistan which would then be a masters in arabic and islamic studies i have

my mufti course and ijazat which go through the masha'ikh going right back to these major books of hadith i have jazza asani in the quran going back to the prophet in a chain of transmission from my teacher teacher teacher all the way um yeah so these are really the um the main um yeah those are the main kind of qualifications i guess i did have some college stuff back in the days you know nvqs in it and stuff like that but those days are

long gone right so yeah these are the kind of things but i don't honestly i don't to me you know if somebody said i have a degree or have a masters masters is okay maybe at the beginning that level of research is at the beginning where people really start some they're just starting okay a phd level of research i would respect that see that's where my respect starts yeah so that's how it works respect you know it's it's not easily earned you see

right so what is going on how do you explain the prophet and the companions seeing gabriel in human form i don't you see the prophet seeing gabriel when the prophet sees jibril it's in this trance-like state people are not seeing it it's it's a vision that the prophet is having alone people may have assumed

that certain people uh sorry at certain times that person that came was a was an angel but this is not the case these were just their assumptions you know like how people today have this belief in many parts of the world like in india in pakistan uh but especially in india i think more so maybe in pakistan as well but people will feel that like let's say something was about to happen and some person a stranger came and saved somebody like let's say a child was

about to get hit by a car or something else and some person that you know out of the blue just comes and saves the child now people sometimes have this belief that that person wasn't truly a person that was an angel that had been sent and but he came in the form of a person so these kind of beliefs even exist today that people they interpret that oh this person was um you know he wasn't actually the person he was and some people sometimes believe death is like that like they feel that some person that may have been watching them

wasn't actually a person was the angel of death so but these things are not true these are more folklore but still in that sense some of the companions may have interpreted a stranger as oh maybe that was gibril but it wasn't that wasn't the case right what is going on

[Laughter] what do you think of your opinion of bro [ __ ] versus i obviously nah jio i have much much love for bro [ __ ] um like i say you know there can be people that you disagree with uh when it comes to opinions but you just love them and bro [ __ ] is like that uh so i have uh love for bro [ __ ] now what do i think of him versus

did you watch oh has it happened oh damn i just watched something where he was calling him out to a discussion on that i have not watched this i will have to watch it and then i will do a summary of it i will speak a little later on about gangutili and his sidekick snow white sajid so we'll speak a little bit about that later on um where we've got all right i can't recall let me see [Laughter]

now that danny boy boyz actually as well danny y danny boy as well but uh where did it go yes so right i'll i'll find it anyway shortly but there's a whole clip on um them attacking shabir ali so i will be speaking a bit about that but speaking about this i've uh i will watch it and get back to you i've not seen it

on that note i have sent a message on twitter to uh ustad abdulrahman i wonder what it must be like getting a message from me [Laughter] yes so i sent him a message saying um um you know they love you inviting him to mind trap saying that i would like him to defend

the position the selfie position uh of akida and my challenge my challenge is that he will not be able to do it i said according to but just according to quran quran quran and i said my challenge is that you will not be able to do it but i i assured that will i'll be courteous and respectful and uh obviously i'll be passionate i have that you know that much but i will

um be respectful and courteous and so i said i do hope he takes it up i did also extend to him the opportunity to say will you um like to take me upon boharigate because if you want to take me up on bukhari we can do that as well but i said look let's be fair people you know it's unfair because you know what my research in this is too much [Laughter] mufti this one egotistic you know i have to beware beware

no egotism okay so but let's be real my you know it's a bit of a handicap match isn't it on me them trying to defend bukhari gate against me because yeah they would have to do a phd and still fail so i said look but should you feel ambitious you know i'll get monkey but you know if you if you feel it you know if you feel it uh then of course i'm right here right so we can do bakari gate but i i recognize you know i'm being fair i don't want to i don't want to be

kind of come across like oh being old you know because look it's hard it's hard trying to defend against bukhari because you need so much knowledge on manuscripts the people the transmitters and then when you get all that knowledge you're just going to learn that i was right anyway [Laughter] so i said look how about you know if not that akita let's just do akita yeah

let's and i challenge you that you cannot do it i put this out so let's see what he says so far it's it has been i think it's been on twitter it's just one tick isn't it on a message um and it says the date and time but i've had no reply i was hoping ustad of the rahman hassan might take it up maybe he still will ustad ji if you're listening to this

[Laughter] sit with us let us let us you know experience some faith huh so people moving on uh right so he won't debate him these people have an agenda i also sent a message on twitter to danny boy because danny boy i'm going to speak about that a little later on his attack on um

um i mean his attack on shabir ali but also when he's uh he's kind of he's trying to come back with this whole thing of um you know ijuma and consensus so i said look i how about you come on we have a one-to-one discussion on consensus and once again i said look this is my challenge that let alone defend it you won't even be able to define it successfully

i said that you know this this is uh you won't even be able to give us a clear definition of what it is then you can talk you know what it is they pick on these people who don't respond to them come talk to me [Laughter]

you know you you may have you know your tyranny and um aggressive tyranny it may be a calamity for some but by undeterred determination people this it's not comparable to anything you know this is so you whenever they want and you know this if a different sheikh wants to on their behalf first of all i'd feel that's chickening out because you should just be able to have a convo with me and and this is my challenge there that i i will lay out it's a dialogue but

i'll lay out what the challenge is that you will not be able to even successfully define it i will ask such questions so this is uh but anyway people but they won't take me up see this is the problem you know this is they don't uh they go pick on these other people like dr shabir ali such a nice person picking on him you know because he's very respectable and he's very kind of

he keeps himself to himself and he's not the type to kind of engage back like this so they pick on him uh you know but here you know but anyway so that's that people my super chat la says my super chat below it much love for your superchat jio right let's go to uh let's catch up on some super chat

hussein has asked a super chat very important one okay [Laughter] which finger this [Laughter]

with a finger i don't know what games people play whilst they're doing this today which finger eeny meeny miny [Laughter] what finger people what finger this is uh a person should always if possible use water water people water obviously if if you're stuck and you don't have water then you will uh use paper but you should always and obviously combine

both when i'm saying use water i don't mean you don't touch paper but you should always be you know hygiene should be to the utmost and to be fair i feel that it is embarrassing that the first world for the most part i know france and certain places excluded but for the most part the first world still does not resort to water when cleaning themselves after going to the toilet they don't have like a toilet shower bidet

or they you know nowadays you get these shut offs kind of toilet showers you can just get them but they won't but they don't do this and and that is so how can they you know not after all these realizations and breakthroughs and discoveries and being at the pinnacle of so many different things in life how can they not on the basics how can they miss that thing out like forget to wash their behind you've cracked the atom and you you've gone into the quantum world

and you've done you know you've created artificial intelligence you know while trying to being so preoccupied with these things they forgot to wash their behind ah this is uh i thought i thought the french used the day but i could be that's the impression i got that they did use um and i think maybe some places in spain i thought because of but i could be wrong i've never i'm not that acquainted with the french but

yeah so oh somebody said they created the b day but but don't use it okay but it's just so shocking that you know it's like it's so common sense that let's just say let's just say okay people i'm gonna give a horrible example now so beware right so let's say accidentally he he wiped some some crap let's say there was a whole a tongue taken right there right this this turd is somewhere but you

accidentally got some on your hand or on your clothes let's say let's just say god forbid god forbid would it seriously be enough like let's say a person got some turd on his hand would it be enough to just get a tissue in the skull yeah it looks pretty much like it's gone now you know

the the projection and the ciarge [Laughter] you know it's so disgusting that you come on let's face it you would wash a hundred percent you wouldn't just be like oh it's okay no no no wash wash my hands why why would i need to wash my hands i've got a tissue look you would never accept that so how is that okay i i just don't get that but yeah um

hello from canada mufti you're doing it you're doing it shukra and shukran somebody said you laugh at your own voice are you mental uh yeah actually i i think i am a bit i think there's a fine line between in you know being a mental or being a genius abhyar i don't know which side of the line i fall on it's like yeah i'm here i don't know where i belong here or here either either one sanity is a bit overrated anyway so right hello from mars

right uh right what is going on did i miss any other super chats much love is there any ruling on intention hallucination like experiences like it's a lot of likes here like like like like sensory deprivation tanks or meditation intention hallucinate oh so what you mean is to set yourself up to hallucinate via things like these deprivation tanks

where um or just meditation yeah i mean when you say ruling i'm not sure what kind of a ruling you're expecting but i don't think these things are haram if that's what you're asking do i feel this is haram no no um it isn't haram um obviously i get the fact that look it's not everybody's cup of tea but um i think yeah it'd be interesting i wonder what these sensory deprivation tanks are like maybe i should experience one and then let you guys know

is birmingham a proper bleep hole [Laughter] right i i actually love birmingham um no i don't think it's a crap hole i think it's amazing i think you see i think there's areas which are run down because it's a large city it's obviously the second largest city in the entire united kingdom um so there are areas that are a bit run down you know very um not much investment in them there are some areas like there's some

areas very very pretty very kind of uh expensive very middle-class kind of things so you do get that as well but and you'll get a lot of like in between um there's a lot of investment in birmingham it's a lot of people i generally feel that the vibe is good but that's me uh people may disagree but i feel it's decent it is a shame that there is this side to it as well i mean i i'm not saying as it's this is exclusive to birmingham but it is there in birmingham as well uh even if we don't see it

but this whole this side of crime drugs mainly drugs and what kind of goes with it so drugs is a a wretched cancer in you know in in the corpus of the community and muslims unfortunately are within the uk they are well immersed in the drug scene so you know a lot of drugs are circulated by muslims a lot of drug dealers are muslims um so you see although that doesn't involve the general public so they do have like

let's say you know sometimes you'll see these whatsapp clips of there may be a shooting or there may be like between rivals and so some of them maybe or attacking or you know this is between drug dealers they do stuff you don't see it but you might get a viral clip on whatsapp where you will you know now obviously in day-to-day life if you're around you wouldn't notice these things and it doesn't really involve it's not like they go around trying to attack normal people of the public because that's that would be stupid it's usually between like one drug dealer is trying to rob another drug dealer stash or

he's trying to do stuff like this so this is it's it's a shame it's an embarrassment it's disappointing that most of these or if not many of these people um or in birmingham i would argue most perhaps are muslim pakistani usually so it is a shame that parents don't really i mean i don't know what power the parents would have now anyway over these people because they would be grown you know men but even if they're young men but parents generally tend to have a turn a blind eye to all of these

you know they you know it's interesting i was talking the other day um with um i mean just yesterday day before yesterday with uh ashara and arami i don't know doing it rami right so and it's interesting we're talking about the the kind of uh juxtapose in canada uh with the the uk and it was fascinating that they were telling me that this description of how muslims are in the uk especially pakistani muslims is how in canada the sikh

community is it's very kind of involved in the drug scene involved in all of that in involved in and the very you know the the more educated middle class scene that we might see sometimes here with indians um is over there with pakistanis and it's interesting it's just the opposite they were saying but here that whole scene of that very rural mindset and just is is definitely with pakistani muslims and it's a shame but i don't know um you know may allah make things it's this is why i think that several

drugs should be legalized i i do feel that you know especially things like cannabis and stuff like because it would just cut out this entire market and then it could be regulated and people could take them sensibly and they would be you know pure but yeah so i i don't know i don't know right yeah somebody said brom is full of uh of wobblers

birmingham is mini mirbur the uk is mini mirpor because majority of the muslim pakistanis in the uk i would assume maybe 75 percent if not 70 are all from mutual back in pakistan and they're all from a very rural uh understanding and this is why we have that even in religion because that's where they're coming from back home

right unless you're starting my dad doesn't reason he just exercises authority and then he wonders why i left is it okay to slash eyebrows not pluck slash what do you mean like have a cut through them yeah it's it's okay if you want to do that there's nothing wrong with that kappa khan said as a wise man called ice cube once said they give us guns and drugs and then they wonder why we thugs some wise words right there rom is full of wobblers it you know the interesting thing is

that um in uh in birmingham every group every sect has a strong denomination which is very interesting because you see everything cancels out everything then see because that's the kind of art if you look at how you know from a scientific perspective you see if you get everything and it's all powerful you get nothing you know you know what's that poem of johnelia

you know now that you're afraid everybody's afraid of everybody it just cancels out fear it's weird it's ironic but yeah there's some philosophy to it but yeah you've got everybody here you know and and i think that's a good thing because there's certain towns like leicester is close to birmingham which is heavily diopandi and now because it's heavily the ubunti it then controls the narrative of religion whereas in birmingham you will have brilliance are very strong but then the ubundies have a strong presence but then salafis have their main center green lane

um cardianis have a mosque although they're not very influential but they they have a a huge mosque shia are you know have several key mosques in birmingham so you have jamaat islami mosques and so what it is is when you get everybody it it just leaves everything's up for grabs and then you get yours truly in birmingham [Laughter] spreading the fitting and facade people spreading the fitness as allah says [Laughter]

you know if allah is saying look facade has manifested then obviously somebody has to fulfill that divine proclamation so oh and the birmingham accent oh i hate the birmingham accent but that said you know what surprisingly ethnic people have their own variant of it they don't have the actual white uh bromi accent i hate that and i hate the west you know the black country accent oh my god on the bus get the bulls you know where they there was that poll

where he said would you rather have that accent or have chlamydia i would just opt for chlamydia i'd be like yeah hell don't worry about it i'm sure i can just take a pill and get rid of that [Laughter] so uh mufti what is your accent i i i don't have a set accent i don't i think i don't have a set accent but that might have been because i traveled a lot as well so i spent seven eight years out of the country and which were key years developing years where a person develops

and and then part of when i went through when i came back and did the post-graduate teaching program as well part of that was all about voice projection and controlling voice and how you speak in order to maintain things like [Music] you know people management but classroom management how you maintain that how one maintains authority while speaking and so a lot of that was in there as well and that helped so but i but i i yeah so it's difficult to place my accent right

so sounds like a kind of midland accent when i speak to people over the phone if they don't know who i am they don't they can't seem to place me so usually when i've spoken to people over the phone they've assumed somewhere south ish but they're not sure where yeah it has a [ __ ] twang does it have a [ __ ] twang [Laughter] but definitely over the phone you can tell you see in the uk with british english we can tell over the phone usually your ethnicity by listening to

the texture of your voice now you can tell if somebody's uh asian uh which is desi or you can tell if somebody's white or you can tell somebody's black you can tell these things by just listening to the texture of their voice i know in the whole um you know um o.j simpson trials where they said oh so now we talk black and now we sound black and this was obviously it came across very racist but the truth is people do like i don't mean the words you use the texture of your voice like if i was speaking to somebody who's black on the phone i

could tell straight away or if i was speaking to somebody that's asian i could tell straight away or white that immediately and maybe there's the tiny anomaly where you miss it uh but almost you know 99 of the time buying on straight away you know exactly but that's not as easy with americans though uh especially with the desi americans some of them have you know they don't have that um so i don't know how that is then is that the british english that allows that to happen or i don't i don't know that

right so uh what is going on someone said indian names are funny like deep dip [ __ ] [Laughter] i've not heard of that one i've heard hardy dick [ __ ] i've heard [Laughter] sorry i'm who are you i'm dick [ __ ] yes you know shouldn't be so hard on

yourself really that's not like no no that's hard no no no no hardeep's my my brother that's crazy man honestly the sikh community they need to you know it must be so embarrassing having those names it's the same thing that certain muslims have like but you know they have like button butti and like you think what the hell that is so embarrassing [Laughter] oh my god i you know if you did have a

name like that just go to deedpol and change it for god's sake you know it's so easy to just change your name i mean why would you suffer for the rest of your life by being called bhatti or being called but it's like and this there's others as well there's uh i'm trying to think of some now um i can't i don't know i can't nothing's coming to mind but there's loads like that oh that's it my boob

have you seen my boob huh what no have you seen my boob so these names people need to change them what are your thoughts on manchester because i'm the peer saheb of manchester

let me check the super chats did i miss any rami you're doing it you're doing it much love much love see people rami is also part of the executive task force now it's doing it rami he's making a me contribution so so people how much is too much what is the islamic view of materialism versus asceticism the bible i think has a quote about the struggle for the rich man to enter paradise the quran sends some signals against wealth but seems more so about abuse of wealth but still huge emphasis on giving from wealth so okay

again how much is too much how much is too much people and that your honor was where the misunderstanding began sorry the question was how much was too much [Laughter] your honor this was applied philosophy taking place

this was applied philosophy how much is too much yeah so uh see these questions rami can get one into a lot of trouble if if you discuss if you practice the applied sciences before the theory so yeah you see islam is not against the aggregation of wealth right so you know making money islam is fine with people making money

okay so it's not an ascetic religion but asceticism seems to have won the cultural war throughout the decades that ensued in islamic history that unsued people oh right so [Laughter] right because if you look at the hadith literature the prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam is saying when the companions ask that they say you know

we we would like each one of us or we don't we tend to like in antakuna you know don't we want our clothes and our shoes to be good and and you know look good we want that and the prophet's response was that he said in allah he said of course he said because you see this hadith is an extension of where the prophet is condemning arrogance and the companions say but ya rasulullah we like dressing up good

we like having you know expensive shoes and expensive clothes and full from their day and age so the prophet said well in allah allah is beautiful and he loves people beautifying themselves and taking care of themselves aesthetically and he loves this but he said that i'm speaking about arrogance which is where you despise other people because of it so you see it's not what you do to you it's the moment you treat others

based on you that this is where come in okay because this is an element of the rights of other people that exist so you can wear very expensive clothes you can wear expensive perfumes you can do whatever you buy expensive jewelry you can save money you can there's nothing wrong with it the question is in fact these things are actually very good sometimes i would highly i personally advocate that people do make money that they do um you know amass

wealth if they can that they do dress well if they can or by investing i say invest but i would rather replace investing enjoy things you see because why not but the question is that don't look down on other people don't think haha ah you [ __ ] don't that's haram yeah now you looking down on someone you trying to make fun of the poverty or the um the vicissitudes of life that have struck

them this this is haram okay and and it crushes their hearts as well so these things this is why islam was just against that and and you see having wealth means you can give wealth you know you can't you know in arabic there's a saying you know that somebody who doesn't have something can't give it you need wealth to be able to give and it's true you can just give in charity in the sense that you know a person says look whatever little i'll get i will just give that is true you can do that but really

to make a difference you need to be able to you need to be able to have money have influence you know imam malik in his day and age he would wear expensive clothes and he also had this thing about having a strong build every day consume meat and you don't understand how expensive meat was in malik's time it was a luxury it was not deemed a like today meat is quite common you know having chicken or having because it's it's so abundant but in malik's time obviously they didn't have chickens in medina but they

uh had other you know whether it's going to be mutton or other meat but buying meat was a luxury that people who could afford it maybe had once a week that was the the kind of the average malik every day ate meat every day and he was criticized by the scholars of his day and age for you know this kind of exuberance this kind of um this this this almost for this arrogant display of uh of what they thought was

wealth or um they didn't understand it and they they saw it as just this is ignorance and it's arrogance that you are eating meat every single day this is what in fact there's a famous letter an open letter to imam malik that was written by the some of the scholars in his day and age where they criticized him for his his lavish clothes uh for eating meat every single day whilst people can't afford it and only those who can eat it once a week maybe and for not praying much or fasting much apart from he prayed the obligation obligatory

prayers and fasted ramadan but other than that you never caught malik you know praying these extra knuffles why do you think we love imam malik so much but this is why they wrote this open letter to him yet people in his time he was the dawn of madinah and malik responded to these people he said look he said as to expensive lavish clothes and eating meat every day he said that i find that if a person maintains himself he said the meat maintains your posture

it's protein and it maintains your posture and he says it maintains your posture and makes you look strong and the good clothing gives an impression like it is whether you like it or not but good powerful dressing power dressing it it it impacts people subconsciously and he said i find that when if the people of knowledge have this impact then knowledge will impact and he said and as smalling much and not fasting he said well i read i

learn and i teach and he said that look what you do he said what you do is good but what i do is also good he said that teaching and learning and researching is not any less than you praying your nuffal and he said that that we're both doing something in its own way that's good like basically mind your own business [Laughter] so that's that was imam malik's reply to them and so yeah there's nothing wrong and in fact people should amass wealth it is it is power it is influence it is all of these things

but not never become arrogant and the quran just highlights more about giving it never the quran never condemns wealth ever that that now one may say oh it speaks about it in things like al haq you know but yes you know or that is true all malue that is true but then what allah is saying is that yes wealth it distracted you from any meaning in life don't let that happen you see get all the money you need make all the money but have some purpose

to life as well have some mission have some you know some engagement let it let there be meaning to life not just because you know you'll get money you'll get this but you need some substance some meaning some value so that's these verses that speak about look wealth it distracts and so on it's talking about that otherwise the quran never condemns people for being rich cool i hope that makes sense people right uh is there another

let's see some super chats ja ah covered co what are covered calls in stocks halal right or haram asking for some friends also let me know if some if still interested in that facebook ig service on insta what's facebook ig service cello okay message me on insta and we'll pick that up there um our stocks talks these things are halal there's nothing wrong look all of these all of these trades today

i do not feel any of them are haram okay they operate within a framework and greater statutory regulations that uh protect that framework which therefore removes the uh tahrir which the rulings had that my youth whatever that you know things that lead to bloodshed or altercations and stuff like this you see there are laws in place to protect that now so it doesn't quite work like that so that's

fine um okay let me just check what else have i missed any questions fmc says mufti why is pakistan full of crazy angry religious people i thought muhammad jinah was pro-education pro-secular uh yeah he was actually but um it's sad you see it's because people they're kind of lost and confused and and and really you know you see it's it's a complicated process if i'm gonna be honest

um a lot of it is to do with um not i know it's gonna sound crazy but a lot of it is to do with geopolitics you have to understand that sometimes some things in life may look very simple but there's intricacy to how they evolved so the pakistani nut case not just the pakistani but the nut case tradition throughout the islamic world was really boosted into fast into a fast evolving phenomenon largely

by the cia and the war against the russians you see you can't ignore the role that these people played now it's not entirely their fault they're not re solely responsible for the phenomenon but they played a facilitating enabling character in this play so they promoted you see to stop to thwart the russian and communist advance and threat

they encouraged highly the leaders or the you know the powers that be in the muslim world to um to kind of enable the mujahideen these people who will go on jihad to the russia afghan war and this is where the likes of osama bin laden were born this is where they they emerged from that understanding that in the early 80s and the mid 80s you had huge investment they told pakistan that look open up your borders

let mujahideen go fight they told the pakistani army and the intelligence to supply weapons they paid you know millions of dollars to pakistan uh to supply weapons to the local afghans to fight off the russians but the afghans were good but it wasn't just afghans they they said send more fighters now the pakistani army did probably a bit for them as well but how about voluntary passionate fighters you see because it's a soldier is not a soldier is not necessarily a passionate fighter it's not a warrior a soldier could be somebody that who

just this is my job but then you meet someone who's fighting with zeal one of these people with zeal could take on 20 sometimes 30 of the other people because with that zeal they embrace death they're not afraid to die in fact they are coming to die that is and it's it's the phenomenon in and of itself is so terrifying so you see where would you get these people so naturally the afghans are fighting anyway they were a rough kind of people who

were used to that kind of a train but you get these people through the mujahideen i know this is a holy jihad send fighters so worldwide throughout the arab world speeches began on on why jihad is an obligation you know why you know all these verses started being recited on the members the jummah were all about jihad people were you know when they are told why do you sit down to the earth when allah says rise and go take up arms and they

started reciting all of these things that you know all these verses and this went on for like a decade a decade people tv members magazines articles newspapers uh these people that were getting inspired were opening madrasas which were then teaching people which would then teach opening madrasas there was a huge huge uh effect of proliferation of this cancer and then obviously

russia collapses and america is kind of like all right cool we've had this done and noam chomsky speaks so much about this you know and america is like all right cool thank you you know now it's time we kiss and say goodbye and then you've got all these mujahideen who are like this has gone russia let's turn our attention to the other tahut the united states of america and thus you know frankenstein emerges this new

islamic terrorist so this mindset that evolved in the 80s and it began you know in the in the late 70s went through the 80s this whole thing it is what we're still seeing today you know if you look at these big madrasas in pakistan all the people running it are from that era and then now they've produced like i gave an example even though my mother said that i went to they weren't you know mufti naim he was the principal he wasn't really like a hot head in that sense but he was from that

you know that whole diobandi club was part of that but if you look at like just take that madras as an example not that it was involved in this kind of stuff but i'm just saying as an example this is a major player institute it had at least like three thousand students um jamia binoria the main one which were quite hot-headed right now if you look at jamia binoria a good few thousand students there jamia faruqiya in karachi which was hot-headed a good few thousand students there and remember

this is each batch is not as hot-headed but still they you know it's kind of part of the same deobandi network but it's not as hot-headed but a good few thousand there you know muftis zaruwelis you'd see now this is just one city in pakistan and they're producing thousands and thousands of clones so and these people are going back now what job do you have as a as a alim i'll tell you what job you have your job is you go back and you start a new madrasa

in the village or in the town and this is what happens and you've got thousands upon thousands like this it's just uh multiplies and multiplies and now how do you clean this this mess how do you clean it because it's like the production hasn't even stopped so it's like how do you replace the let alone trying to clean up and provide an antidote you haven't even stopped the problem which is still mass producing so it's it's it's it's a it's a mess man

it's a mess but yeah so i hope i mean that's my thoughts right let's take a look at some of these uh uh every awakening no man's an island you're doing it no man is an island man you're doing it much love for the super chat every awakening narrative seems to have an ascetic phase moses in the desert jesus in the forest prophet in cave buddha under the tree yeah i mean these are like archetypes ain't they that you have uh

you know it's like leo tolstoy when he said that every great story begins with one of two that a man comes into town sorry that a man goes on a journey or a stranger comes into town that that is really the archetype of all great stories you know it's and those kind of stories are what flourish and even if those stories you know they don't have to be fictitious they could be real but this these are the great stories yep so

mufti can you be the imam at my wedding next week [Laughter] i doubt that i doubt that but um i i'm sure you can get many better imams than me to attend the weddings uh how was your mother assigned pakistan my mother was all right to be fair he was very chilled mufti naim was a very calmest-minded individual he kind of he saw relevance in you know speaking earlier on about

capital and money and he understood that and so he had an incredible business acumen he had bought out that entire area um yeah and he wasn't really hot-headed although look he was a obviously the madrassa ultimately was a diobandi madrasa which is it's kind of like a safe zone for some hot-headed elements you understand like so the brillvi scene in pakistan has only recently become extreme

with people like uh khadim hussain rizvi and these kind of people recently this is like the last few years that they've taken up guns and said that you know we should kill blasphemers but really the brilliance were never like this in pakistan the real views were sufis kind of all about love and and they maybe have a lot of sectarianism but they were never about violence never i mean it was you'd never find um even when it came to you know like taking a stance against violence like all they would do is just speak they wouldn't ever raise

arms and the bravies were the majority of muslims in pakistan the rural um so it's a shame to see them recently also become radicalized violently like with the likes of khadimus let's take life in the name of religion but otherwise this was not them but the diobandis this is no new phenomenon to them the mujahideen were mainly always the ubunti a lot of the jihadi elements in pakistan are the ubandi sepa sahaba which was the militant wing of um sorry which was political group

but it's militant wing jaish muhammad no and its militant wing was what was it called i think was that the but that so they used to take out kill shia these so it was no stranger to radicalization but not all the urban these were radical and not all madrasas were radical kind of breeding grounds they weren't so abliki jamaat for example are dipandi but they're not radical and they're not

violent and they don't promote violence but okay they they are a very good example of they they will even speak against violence the tabli jamaat from the ubuntu so you do have them but you'll get others that are more in the center so they not they won't speak against the other groups but they themselves won't be um kind of violent or take a bomb so mufti names madrasa was like that it was a very kind of neutral but diobandi so you know they wouldn't ever advocate violence or things like that but naturally because it was a neutral deobandi ground

you could have elements within them that would come there and find a safe zone to camouflage who were for example sahaba or who were taliban they would find this as a kind of a resting ground resting zone just as you know with the salafis the wahhabis you see not all wahhabis are extra violent extremists they're not i mean many wahabi speak out against violent extremism but they are a kind of neutral zone and a resting zone for people like isis

and al-qaeda and daesh and these people they find they can camouflage amongst normal salafis because they are also selfie but they are the jihadi salafis and so even though all selfies are not jihadi but they can just normally mingle with them and you can't tell that who's who so it's like that you see yeah if that makes any any sense right what is going on people what is going on uh mufti would be branded a heretic i'd definitely be branded a heretic

[Laughter] uh right let me see trying to check if i've missed any super chats uh right jerry idris had super chatty shukran mufti what proved islam was true before we knew about the prophecies that we see like tall buildings and and so on um right there's also what is the ruling on not hitting the face is it haram to do uh in the context of training do watch my clip on

is boxing uh permissible or mma and it is permissible absolutely the those things were not talking about this they were talking about discipline when you're disciplining people so culturally people will discipline sometimes children um you know if they told it like it happens still in most part of the world it's you see it depends it's not right it doesn't necessarily fall under abuse okay some versions of it can be clear abuse some versions of it could just be a kind of a harsh discipline which

you wouldn't really you know maybe you wouldn't do but i don't think it's necessarily abuse either so it's different when it's done to your own children and to other children so even in this country there is a difference between so when it's your own children unless they've changed the law recently and i'm not aware that they have but when we were when i was a teacher and we were going over these laws they mentioned that you see with your own child um there has to be it like if any force is used with your own child it is

reasonable force they had this this this caveat of um or this proviso that it was reasonable but any against somebody else's child would be deemed an offense but not against your own unless it was unreasonable so this is why the and i think recently in scotland they may have changed that law but in england i don't think it's changed yet because look sometimes some children they need i mean hopefully if you can raise your children in a way that you never ever need to do that that is really the way but you know you

see some people's kids and you think you know you watch some of these programs and some of these kids wow man honestly and and some of them not to be kind of stereotypical but they usually often like white kids and the way they speak to their parents and they bully the appearance man and and they then you should see the things they the tantrums they throw and you think that would

we would fix that in a dizzy household within seconds that would just never happen you know it's like uh so i think there's there's a a difference so like this anyway the hadith uh back then you know for speaking on discipline mentioned that you shouldn't hit the face of each other oh it didn't say overchampion hit the face or just even casually with people but it wasn't talking about war training or learning how to fight or practicing the art of fighting because that's obviously uh that's what people do in those things

but you can watch my um khalib nur is the prophet's parents going to heaven or hell see the prophet's parents the question i understand you're asking genuinely but it is quite absurd the prophet's parents are unquestionably from people of salvation just as anybody before the prophet sallallahu alaihi islam uh la or somebody had asked look his super chat i can't really see it i've been through all the super chats here um

anna what happened with you and that moroccan shirt you see nothing much happened uh he was obviously speaking against me and he was trying to say all right [ __ ] yeah right he was trying to say that i'm a deviant and right so that's better right he was trying to say i'm a deviant which obviously by his standards i am because he was and i highlighted the fact that look i had looked up

um and is online that he is a convicted terrorist who served many years in prison and then was uh he was pardoned he was not exonerated he was just pardoned the rest of his sentence because of the connections his family had with the king and the state so i just highlighted that and they obviously got very offended and said well oh you know why is mufti highlighted this point and because they said look you even met him in 2015 or something or 2014 was it but i can't remember but i met him

several years back now i i did say that look yes of course i did meet him uh i didn't know at the time this was his background and i did speak well of him when i met him okay now i didn't look you have to understand that he's from a family it's not him he that family carries so much the lineage carries so much prestige about knowledge now so they've had so many you know the katani's even my ijazat go through abdul hay al-khattani you know from so these people have been huge

muhammad jafar al-kattani and all their brothers and all these kind of huge major mahathir idris and all these huge players now there is also even their father uh i think his name muhammad muntasir al-kattani was huge now the these two brothers that are are that are still there today morocco obviously there's many others as well now this name is what initially kind of how i came to hear of him because i'd heard of the name katani so as an example let me give you an example let's say uh there's

muftitakhman now he carries this name uthmani so and there's been these people before him now you've got obviously mufti rafi rasmani you've got all these people but from here let's say their children now he has got children is it uh imran uthmani or something but now let's say they've got children now if you were in a place and you hear that oh look this and this such and such uh share something with manny who's the grandson of such and such so yeah you will probably reach out to him and if you could connect you would probably

connect and i did connect and so it's like that i went and and to be fair when i went to visit him about in it's been many years when it was i i think 2014 or 2015. he was very respectable you know when i met him he he had he didn't really know who i was i or i think he'd probably maybe seen my profile or something briefly or maybe i'd messaged him but we didn't really know each other i went with somebody else i went with an assistant of sherroogie uh we were there i went with sheikh uh what's his name um um

[Music] now who's also he's like a researcher as well today now when we went to his house he was very respectable and i spoke good words about him afterwards said look it's a pleasure and he told me look i'm teaching this and i'm teaching this and i'm teaching this although at that time i did get a little hint because there was a point where he was i was going to ask him oh i'm going to go to meet sheikh rugi now by the way i was going to tell him because we were actually on route to meet sheikh rugi but we'd made contact and hasan kathani and said why don't you come over you know you can i'm at home you can meet me so i was going to tell him hey we're

about to go to meet sheikh rugi and he popped out to get some i don't know drinks for us or something and he told me he kind of like nudged me and said don't don't say don't tell him that you're going to meet sherroogie so at the time i thought maybe this is um because i i did say why and he said now he he won't like him so i thought okay maybe this is just politics now fast forward a few years and then when he's one of the people who starts condemning me because i'm attacking so i'm attacking hizbut who are

speaking about we need to take over the world and we need global domination and islam needs to rule all the world and we need to subjugate kuffar and so when i'm attacking them they contact him and he makes a post against me so at this time i was like why is this guy making a post so anyway i look into him that what's his connection and then i realize oh for god's sake this guy's a convicted terrorist himself so i then made a point of this i said look this is funny you're going to him because he himself is a convicted terrorist um you know and then so this was basically the essence the story of it

um but yeah right so uh let's move on people right i wanted to highlight as well the uh if i can here uh what's going on in india

so those of you that ain't familiar this whole tensions have been brewing massively rihanna had created some awareness about the farmer at the plight of the farmers

obviously he was offended but what isn't modi offended [Music] people watch this one all right

ah damn right so i just want to share my thoughts on this so if you do watch this just one moment [Music] because this has really become such a huge thing right now in india i would say it's almost really shaken the roots of the country because it began as something not so you know maybe or what's going on here and it's turned into something that has gripped the entire nation and india being who they are you know is this something that one can just ignore because there's been people there's fighting going on now there's been

cases violence has erupted police brutality they're beating up farmers they're doing all of these things yeah and farmers are the the the backbone of the country from an agricultural perspective of what they provide [Music] but check this out

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foreign see they haven't even commented on the violence publicly they cut off the internet to stop [Music] transmission [Music]

wow [Music] right so that was an an overview there right now i personally i mean from what i uh know is that

let me just check something i'm just why is this mike giving a yep it's fine it's fine i just thought for a moment the mic wasn't the sound wasn't going through right so i um i do i stand with the farmers i feel that look you need to weather people look whether people agree or disagree in principle about certain um laws of economics you need to have the people that you're dealing with involved it is ultimately their land you know like even if certain like you're saying yeah but look trust me these laws are going to bring

about this change if that's the case then they should involve them you can't just you see tyranny dictatorship is not the solution but because you simply think you have what's best in mind for them uh you know i'm sure hitler thought what he had in mind was was best he didn't think you know they didn't think that they were doing they were tyrants tyrants never think that nobody thinks they were tyrant that's the amazing thing about tyranny on that note i don't know if you guys have watched that tv series tyrant it's actually

quite quite good but yeah so with rihanna having tweeted this caused so much of a stir in india so the hardliners were so against it they were like flipping out that oh my god who's this rihanna what does she you know how did because she's got what is it 100 million followers so and she has such a worldwide influence that people you know she's created such an international awareness now of these and then greta thundberg jumping on as well people were like who does this woman think she is and how dare she attack india and you know the the

right wing they just took it as a personal offense and then the funny thing is that many of them thought she was a muslim [Laughter] because they thought that look her name is rihanna i suppose it is kind of rihanna i assume her name is but it must be a like a variation because many african-americans have muslim kind of heritage names like jamal or sabrina or these kind of names you often hear of them anyways so but regardless they thought acha cha her

name is reihana because rehan is also a common name in india with muslim women and then in some of her pictures she is she is she she's wearing a hijab because of advertising so they obviously got these pictures and oh rihanna oh muslim oh hijab oh anti modi so uh yeah so this whole thing

um it just blew up so if you see the amount of searches that happened in the recent um days in india about israel muslim so this is what they were searching online it was one of the highest google searches so there's this backlash the government told people to kind of refute her so they try to ask celebrities and it's so funny because some of the celebrities in india are proper like lap dogs for the modi government and amongst them people like akshay kumar aj devgan these people it's a shame really because you know i generally do like aj devkin but

he's he as well is proper like a you know when it comes to nationalist kind of propaganda so that they were using the i they were using identical tweets okay can you believe that like they so celebrities gonna send something as a message as i think this is and it's exactly the same thing other word for word i mean it's verbatim it's just they've just been sent instructions and they've just tweeted it so yeah and that got caught out you know a lot of people were saying that look this is dumb you know you guys are just we've lost respect for you and but i do stand in solidarity with the farmers and

you know the people of punjab in saying look you know this this is wrong even if you have something good to offer them but it should only be done with a mutual understanding and mutual consent and arriving at some something mutually accepted otherwise it's just you know despotic kind of tyranny that's all it is so yeah that's that's what i uh

that's what i think anyway so cool i want to do a piece on that just share my thoughts that you know may allah make things easy for anybody who's struggling worldwide cool somebody asked give punjab to pakistan you don't need to give punjab anywhere okay just just respect the people at the end of the day it's their land you know they're working hard and they've got a problem haven't they because they're telling you that we're not doing this because we're going to lose money so either if you want to make the deal happen

put things in place that will ensure that they get more money incentivize it for them i mean what's this it's common sense really you know a lot of things in life can be resolved just through cool composed reason so right now i don't know somebody said yes

[Laughter] despotic sometimes the words just come to me it's just blame just put it on my uh my insanity tab right there was a question um what's your thoughts on the red pill movement that's popular amongst men nowadays they talk about female nature hype

you know then they're going to be like why does mufti swear [Laughter] abby who the hell is bloody calling me at this time [Laughter] so they talk about female nurture unless people are saying somebody telling me that the volume ain't going through or something no no you can you can hear me fine i take it yeah um right so right so uh they talk about female nurture hypergamy what is hypergamy

is that like polygamy are you talking about polygamy or but why why not polygamy oh do you mean like women marrying uh is that what you i was just checking in case that was somebody i telling me about the live stream but it's not uh i don't understand what heiberg hypergamy what you mean by i mean i'm assuming you mean by that polygamy but they talk about female nature what does that mean what's female nature sugar daddy not answering the

call we don't answer all the calls at all times some jacket right so men going their own way right oh men going their own way as in they are what does hypergam what do they mean by this hypergamy and female nature as in are they dissing women are they saying we should be more feminine female like

marrying upwards so so i take it this is a a diss against women is that what the the angle is i'm not sure about this red pill movement i i've heard about the the blue pill so it seems they are anti-women that's what people on the chat are saying that this uh they are dissing women is it that uh intel kind of stuff let's see red pill movement red pill movement

you know i've been trying to train myself how to text with i text in a handicap way by the way so what i do is i use this thumb but this finger and i kind of like text like that and so until some of my mates have been saying uh mufti why are you texting like a handicap now i've been trying to shift it to just two thumbs and it's so awkward right so the weird new cult for men a woman is a lock and a man is a key if a key opens a lot of locks it is a master of it is a master key but if one lock is opened by lots of keys

is a dodgy lock okay the men who use red reddit whatever okay mm-hmm right mm-hmm females get away with things by virtue of being female okay uh red pill had only 100 followers today has more than 15 thousand rights a manusphere

um loosely associated blogs you are hating women because you have the wrong expectations of them right okay i get the i get it so it's it's basically people who i get an idea um right look i right i'll be a sally you know what i have to

all right so the you see according to me the the this thing doesn't really make any sense like that okay so okay right now

i understand some of the arguments they're saying are maybe fine in and of themselves but i i i find hating on any gender whether it's hating on men or hating on women to be ridiculous i don't and i don't really know many people that are like that um in fact i don't think i know any men that hate on women just like that i i don't personally know any so and i i think that's dumb people that are hating on women are just really hating on their own insecurities because they probably

just can't get women but and and because it's just dumb why would why would a man hate on women it doesn't make any [Laughter] but i think you see it's amazing you know this you know from a psychological perspective if you look at the creation this man and woman what allah the way the dynamics now you see people may say oh you know it's and may sound stereotypical but obviously let's say men are there physically for the most part

physically stronger but just the mere presence of a woman can in certain cases mentally just debilitate men like the effect it has on man a man's presence doesn't have that on women not generally speaking and a woman's just presence can like cause a man's brain to just shut down

so that is the the presence in the presence of beauty people that's that's what can happen so you can see i mean in many ways you can see that and obviously there's so much more to to this the whole the form the power of femininity and things like this and you can see why people in many cultures in the past worshipped it or spoke of it in divine terms yes i mean it is unquestionable that it is the i think it is the manifestation of divine beauty in in this world is is the is what

is the woman that represents the manifestation of divine beauty on earth but i think it's ridiculous to but i can understand some of the arguments i do feel are true but it's not nothing to hate on but it's true that okay by virtue of being women do they get away with things that that's true i think they do in certain things but it's like a man is always seen as you know with a suspicious eye and a woman is seen innocently and that's just how society works you don't hate on them for that but yeah it is true it is a bit unfair like if

you know if a woman slapped a man in if you saw this you would automatically assume it's the man's fault [Laughter] but if a man slapped a woman it would automatically be assumed it's the man's fault you see so it's a double whammy and i suppose this is why it gives women a lot of courage as well sometimes to provoke men because it fee like if they do react they will always be deemed wrong no matter what um so i i do accept the that argument is true but um it's still not a uh

and i also do think things like let's say when when when crime so for example breaking the law it is women will be treated much more compassionately than men um so for example they'll often be spared prison whenever that's an option men won't be equally spared prison they'll be like chuck them in prison [Laughter] but yeah so you get these kind of things but cello yeah that's it is what it is you know i understand you could speak from an egalitarian perspective and promote more an egalitarian approach but the truth is i think men will just

always view men like that uh more suspiciously and you know it may not it may be sad but it's true and but it's not a reason to hate on women simping simping yeah simping is the opposite though isn't it simping is like when men just suck up to women because they're like you know you get some of these simps online they're just like they just have to agree with anything just because a woman said it and they think like oh yeah let me agree with it because it's [Laughter] shovels you have zero

respect for that kind of those kind of men if mufti was a muftis he would have gone to prison move mostly advocating the good old tapar when wait a minute but i never said that not about two women i never said that so uh behave no don't prop don't don't spread wrong propaganda spread the right kind of propaganda right people

uh too many shovels in the chat yep it is it is um i was feeling like a simp to ava who's ava and they hope they'll get laid [Laughter] see that's the thing that people don't get you see that kind of an attitude of sucking up nobody likes it and women don't generally it's it's it's such a anti-appeal factor so it's counterintuitive like they people think oh by sucking up and becoming this kind of like a lap dog that somehow that they they'll get a chance to be in with

but that's actually seen as such an anti-attractive feature especially coming from a man you know oh you gotta be a man you know man have some then people nowadays will be like but what does it mean to be a man this one gender neutral you know gender neutral society yeah but anyway mufti are you a male feminist yeah i'd like to think i'm a feminist i just think the feminists don't accept i don't know you know that's weird because

i advocate women's rights and i speak about women's rights in islam and i'm always trying to speak against people shunning women in islam or stuff like this but i i think i don't know why like feminists that are like the moment they watch any part of me they just don't like me um i don't know like even though i'm not i mean is it my joke so is it is it do i just give off this this vibe that they they think i represent male toxicity no sorry toxic masculinity

ah your toxic masculinity but yeah so i don't know what it is it must be just my kind of the way i am because they see as too you know old i don't know i wonder what that is i wonder what people's thoughts are why do they why why do i give a that kind of why do i have that effect on feminists so people write what is going on i want to be a girl huh i wanna something i wanna be a girl who's not oh i want a girl i want a girl who is not afraid to be worshipped this is in the

chat mufti is a male chauvinist am i i don't know i don't know right so i don't think i'm a chauvinist but is that the impression i give right let's move on to all right so what is going on all right okay so people right let's move on let's move on right so yeah you know we remember people

remember that our below it are below it we've got let me see peoples what this one not this this is to warm us up right people get ready we need a bit of that so [Laughter] i just can't get over this you know ever

how could any could you out could could you seriously take this scholar seriously after he did some you walk into a room you walk into a room and he's shooting someone with a space gun with conviction not as a joke but with conviction and you're just like turn right back around and i'll tell you what it's all right i'll just ask a seven-year-old this this deep philosophical question don't worry bad it's just

i'll just ask a pet right so yeah but that no that's actually legit stuff by the way i'm not making that stuff up but we do have right so all right people some we are living in times unfortunately let me add a little bit of spice to that right people so what have we got going on here there's been an attack we're living in times unfortunately where true knowledge of islam is disappearing

and ignorance is spreading why is this happening the main reason on social media is people who are dressing like scholars talking like scholars but in fact they're spreading all kinds of deviant and heretical views reese i've created a super cut of his videos to get a sense of what his views are like do you believe that stoning is stoning sorry what the hell just happened there right okay yep so that was just a

um a brief intro then i'm going to show the other clip so what we've got going on what is happening here um all right so basically people ow all right now the gang the gang people the you know the the the wahhabi intels the in-cell gang speaking of incels insults our beloved danny boy

[Music] the great genius dany boy right so danny boy has made a clip attacking and then also there was a clip made by you've got

a beloved other it so there's been multiple attacks on multiple fronts people [Music] the below it right so [Music] [Music] right so people's on that front you had the other incel ganguteli who's also attacking shabir ali

and what this basically is that they're picking out his islamic views they've made a video or they're sharing a video where it's so um they've pieced them together and they're saying look what a deviant what a heretic blah blah blah um you know we got to be weary of these people who dress like scholars and they've got deviant views and in some places he's calling him a light version of abu leith

light diet okay let's go to but here gangutili as uh below it has a sidekick with him people so the the sidekick as you can see doing these videos because now we're i think so i'm starting to get this perception that we're the guys that go after the messiah they go after and criticize their ulama and condemn and the perception of who are from the uh right so we're gonna get so in this video clip he along with his

sidekick snow white ah yes snow white so snow white and gangutili have joined alliances to attack dr shabir ali so let's just take a look at a bit of these people so it's just it's a few minutes but doing these videos because now we're i think people are starting to get this perception that we're the guys that go after the messiah we're the guys that go after and criticize and condemn the ulama and the perception of who or from the le mans right off topic oh you're snow white we're going after scholars we're going

after that's uh it's an interesting allegation especially considering we're talking about today did you do some research regarding his credentials yes yeah i wanted to share a benefit that we can all come up come away with and remember um there is this authentic quote of there is this authentic quote of there is this authenticity more authentic ailee the great companion if this religion were based on opinion then the bottom of the leather socks would be wiped instead of the top but rather i saw the messenger of allah wipe over the top of his leather socks there's two main points i just want us

all to derive from this and to remember um especially as we react to this upcoming video and number one islam is about following revelation islam is about submitting to allah allah knows everything he sent the prophet allah with guidance so we we submit to that we follow that if our intellect our conjecture our perspective conflicts with that we know the deficiency is with our own perspective our own conjecture so that's a very simple but it's a foundational concept of what islam actually is so that's number one and then number two the importance of following the understanding of the companions of the prophet

this was the best generation they were taught by the prophet himself and we need to understand the religion of questions i thought these are about to go downhill very fast if i had to go downhill um why is slow into it okay all right so here okay bismillah do you believe that stoning is stolen obviously you can't show the the girl's face nothing nothing that long or had punishments like cutting the hands of thieves still applicable today my answer will be controversial because many people would think automatically yeah that's the law of god written in the quran it must apply for all time but it's not so simple

and it would seem that in modern times when there is so much concern with preserving the human body even replacing a hand uh and and even doing transplants of the human hand now uh that evidence of widespread people who are ignorant who are speaking about things that they shouldn't be speaking about passing without knowledge because people are following them it's like this has been foretold um i've actually come across somewhere oh i've actually come across someone i'll tell you you've come across you come across someone

by the way he hasn't come across this i'll tell you in a moment you know they they yeah like being made uh against him because of saying saying the same thing saying that uh we shouldn't cut hands off anymore subhanallah one thing i'd also like to mention about the importance of these um especially cutting off the hands um theft is almost non-existent here in this part of the world which part of the world is that i remember i really locked my car in hadry where it's law based is on human so here's another meaning that secularism obviously will have a human base so they had a bunch of clips like this

as the basis of its law um so what i want more generally more generally i feel that it's it's best that uh the the rule is governed according to the majority um the decision within uh within a particular state so that um you know there was a gradual process and things changed based on majority votes to you know there's a new proposal and then um democratic sort of thing okay so this will work best in our modern times no i did want to say before i forget a lot of these issues um don't want you to forget snow white

don't keep happening right some might think it's just out the blue we're jumping the gun oh we saw oh yeah now we're making another video the reality is many of us hey why would we think that no yes of knowledge and we're familiar with who's out there and what they're preaching we've seen people go down a certain path for years

we're saying anything publicly but for years now he's been saying many problematic things far beyond for any secret of knowledge don't take your knowledge from someone who made the name from polemics oh like you know don't take your knowledge from someone who made the name from polemics so people just let's just get a let's just gather some thoughts on what we've just seen this uh

this incel gang of danny boy gangutili and snow white haha snow white why is snow white got a chill on her head though [Laughter] why is she wearing a dupatta you know the funny thing is they have this they go on about like uh homophobia all the time but then they dress like in a frock wearing a dupatta on their head [Music] [Laughter] and walk around in sandals all day so it's like yeah here

is this like a hidden struggle that you're fighting against so yeah so as you heard the wise words on right as you heard these wise words from the the golden trio right so what they're doing is they're attacking dr shabir ali you know why why because people like dr shabir ali naturally being the voice of reason that he is is to them a soft spot now i just put in a tiny section there the actual clip

is over half an hour long so he he goes through several of dr shabir ali's things as does danny boy does the same thing he's got selections that he's showing look oh he says this is allowed this is allowed basically what they used to do with my clips and gangutili also discusses oh it's very interesting that he dr shabir ali dresses very traditionally and do you think this is interesting that basically he's using this as a tool uh

right to right just one moment right if there's any person trolling can you block uh those people please right obviously i've got so many mods uh put those buttons to uh to use please right so there you go all right so now right now because he's a soft target dr shabir ali it's not his style to come back

at someone it's not a style to kind of make these kind of videos against people right so now why this is why they target him and yeah you could say well they you know they make videos on me they make videos on other people they do but all three of them simultaneously targeting him uh this is like a strategize um you know just a filthy attempt of bullying that's what it is i've openly said to these people you

know if you want to speak about i've time and time said to gangutili that look come let's have a discussion you speak about bukhari all the time let's discuss bukhari gate i want moderator moderator i i i will only do in person i will fly to london i will really child why do you need to fly to london [Laughter]

i'll save you the trip come live this evening i said right now i said let's make this happen i don't even any day of the week yeah i don't need no preparation and twice on sunday this he you know i'm ready obviously they won't take up my challenge oh don't discuss with deviants i don't discuss obese hello don't discuss with deviants you just discuss about deviance huh this is the cop-out clause i don't discuss with deviants well you know same thing with snow white

you know is just become muslim what like yesterday ah snow white disney's come here to save the world disney gee right would you like to come on mind trap and defend these views i will be very courteous but you see they won't i can guarantee you never they run a thousand miles before they would face me in a dialogue but they will attack people like dr shabir ali make videos on him because he won't

bite back this is the thing you know let's attack a soft target and let's kind of get this uh right so that's the seriously these are the three stooges you've got here the three stooges are danny why we've got here let's uh then why people great the genius why why people you have to say properly

this clip always gets me [Music] you're doing it [Music] right so so seriously if the three stooges any of them want a dialogue you know you they defend all the

uh all these things obviously these things rest on and and look at gangutili did you see the arrogance in there i came across i came across you did not he goes i came across a maliki did you guys watch notice that part he said i came across a maliki who said this by the way maybe 400 years ago

you didn't come across jack i told you about him forget him him and you know bahrain [Laughter] and his usora this whole family they couldn't find a sheikh like that they they don't have that kind of research i told them about sheikh al-islam of al-qasim al-burzulli who was the sherhol islam of his time for the malikiyah who said this fatwa initially they called me a liar they said no such thing was true baba i

gave them references i've read out of the book if you watch my clip on i don't know if i've got no it's not no i didn't put i'll get the the thumbnail right uh if you if you search trajectory hermeneutics or can change and with my name you will find a clip where i'm discussing it at length and i'm going over these things they came to learn about these things from my discussion on it and he said a few people they said this he said there's a people called kaffir and he didn't do

making him out like he was a nobody ah you know this [Laughter] you know they're going to hear things from me right zany quotes him the whole scenario in his nawaz was known as these people know who azani is these people don't anyway let's he has the whole discussion and yes malikiya discr disagreed with him but many accepted and he says here um

these people went and then it was followed up by several people after him was ernie you've got it in the nozzles and he says that the fatwa of bursuli is established this is after him the scholar saying ayath

hold on to it with great steadfastness he says and he's advising that hold on to this this is what will take you into uh into onto the right path to the extent that it said in a poem then he says whatever

so he mentions that this is people that followed on to support him in this whole thing and this goes on for pages and i go through this in my discussion can hadood change with time and this quotes of the abu shaka shot to be speaking about this principle of punishing with wealth instead is established

according to malik it is established he quote they also call ibn lubabba demonstrating these things as well from the maliki method this principle and and then to the extent they say that this is something that is needed in this day and age this is obviously him speaking about his day and age goes on let me just uh cite

you've got and this goes on for pages and there's a let me see if i can find also you've got a mary quoting it as well one momento momento one

charisi discusses it as well you've got sidi miyara discussing it as well now he obviously begins the discussion by mentioning that this is something which people cannot be negligent of

this is one a very important masala he says that people should learn and there is a difference of opinion on it and he goes into and then he begins the whole which goes on for pages and pages there's also uh and so i go through in my video he mentions that even they wrote to the king the tunisian king in his time muhammad ibn muhammad sharif sorry the local sultan but they write to

the tunisian one as well um and then he mentions this and this is what the people uh was actually the law in fez in his time and he says that look and what is to the extent and his conclusion is that he agrees sheikh al-ahmadi says he concurs and agrees with the fatwa of burjuli and and then musa was then he goes on to expanding and stuff like this

so him saying oh some guy said it and you know he suffered and and he was just he was not some guy to start off with he was abu qasim al-burzili from 600 years ago and he was the sheikh islam of his day and age people the teachers of uh people like all these great people are junior to him he wrote about this and no the fatwa was not just he said it and it was ignored many people carried on with it after him to the extent some people may have varied some of the rules they may have varied so it was the

practice of fez right up until the last century you had shaykh like the mauritanian arguing in defense of this same fatwa so to come with oh uh you know oh i've come across first of all you haven't come across jack i told you about bursuli you would never have heard of him secondly oh he some guy said it and you know people called him a cav okay whether people called him a car for some people or not but he he said it and you know and then

it just disappeared no it didn't hundreds of years hundreds upon hundreds of people acted upon it the people the amalu al-fass was upon it writes about it saying scholars before him even all these people have gone with it he himself says his fatwa was correct endorses it in his name he's not uh condemning it like that so to say whether people disagree yes some people i'm not saying all the maliki agreed with it i never made that claim

but some great people have said this and it was acted as the law it was understood as the sharia for hundreds and hundreds of years so don't act like this was just something somebody wrote in in a notepad somewhere and threw it in into some cupboard that's not what this was this was the understanding of the according to many great ulama of the school of medina so that's just to correct these people and then this thing of obviously snow white saying well you know we're not just randomly we have for years we have assessed people how

many years do you have on the clock what were you assessing them since you were four right so this is uh this is the thing you know and it's annoying to see how they try to bully people like uh dr shabir ali obviously not that he's being bullied but dr shabir ali is a respectable uh senior individual he's and he's very courteous very kind of polite in his interactions and them trying to make videos to bully him and stuff like this

if you want to challenge then yours truly is sitting here for the challenge but yeah people let's uh let's wrap this up it's gone on quite a while uh some amazing discussions it's been very enjoyable uh i don't think did i were there any questions is flipping coins to decide things haram no it's not haram flipping coins um clear shukran for the stars it's not haram to flip coins but i would say look uh sure if it helps you in certain

things but if the decisions are important in life if you're about to you know if it's just something like oh shall i watch this today or shall i watch that let me flip a coin i mean that's not really important um you know whether you on these kind of things it doesn't matter if the thing is of any significance then i would say look just hold stop that for a moment just reason it what do you want to do what would you like to do what would you think would be the better thing to do

and then have to work and just do it charge through it you understand don't because look even you know you know because if things go pear-shaped you know [ __ ] it's the fun at least you you did this based on what you felt was right at the time and you may have been wrong it happens in life you know i may have thought oh that that was the thing to do and it was wrong tj you know you bear the responsibility

it may be saddening but but it will be much sadder still that you made a great choice based on just a random flip of a coin you know these choices deserve because if that's your attitude towards great things then you deserve to be a fool and treated like a fool when these things happen you know you get people who will base marriage on a dream you know all the lack of it yeah i want to marry someone let me let me watch let me see if i can have a dream abe you know this is not is this how you

determine things in life you you try and have a dream over it i mean you don't influence you don't i mean you influence but you don't have control over your dreams why don't you base this on reason i mean imagine you did everything else in life like that what career should i choose i know i'll have a dream [Laughter] you know how should i take care of my money i know i'll have a dream [Laughter] this

dream master right this this is not how things are done in life reason it even if you get it wrong you bear the brunt of it tk you can say look fair enough i got it you know it didn't work out how i wanted but at the time i thought about it i made a calculated guess and i did and you know sometimes things don't work out many occasions they do but you won't think oh you know i was so dumb i just drank some hot chocolate and went to sleep and had a dream and i thought okay i'm going to do this now

people do some crazy stuff you know sometimes i remember when when i used to be teaching i was at a school once outside of birmingham in warsaw uh i was in this school it was called joseph leckie i was there for a little while and there was this teacher there yes she was uh this lady she was our kind of um superior there's in in the head of department so she hated this place she absolutely hated it and and i i think she left soon after as

well but really weird as well this person you know very kind of uh like almost bipolar in behavior like just suddenly flip you think whoa okay but anyway i remember once she she was going on about how she hates being here and this was such a bad choice and and i asked her well why out of curiosity why did you join then well i mean why'd you take this this job because she was like you know when when i had when i took this job i had an opportunity i could have taken these other places i wish i took them you know they would have worked out so much better and so on and

and i said well okay why did you take this place so she said well what it was she said okay the truth the truth huh because the truth is you know the drive here when you're driving down and there's that road this major road that comes before it has these uh these kind of like tall trees i think like cypress kind of trees these it has like these the this this these nice trees not the school but this road main road leading up to the road that goes to the school so i said yeah and she said well i

really liked that [Laughter] so it's amazing what what does it for people you know you would i bet even the school wouldn't know why like they could never be able to predict that so this is it you know people amazingly amusing huh guys let's wrap this up uh do um do look out for i will be sharing a

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exclusive for certain members and stuff but do look out for that and obviously there's a q a quick fix it's called on there and different things a learning stream for sharing stuff but look out for that and to all of the members patreon people gio geo media right and guys and yes of course and uh inaya's discord uh you're more than welcome to join that as well that's a gen that's an open for anyone it's it's uh it is a must-have lathe fans i think it's called mouths i've seen it i've seen a picture

of it one letter difference from ye category so but i think that's great stuff that they're doing as well so you can join that i think they do share a um a link here in the chat or or she probably will you know probably will share that my one the memberships you can go to patreon but the discord server is 99 complete hopefully this week by the end of this week he'll be live and we'll go live with and you will just it's integrated into patreon already so

you will get your access through your patreon tier into and it will will integrate it's already integrated into youtube as well but i just haven't launched the memberships cool uh guys i'll wrap this up uh all right so uh there's abdul basid just said my last attempt at asking and then he never asked see now ahead of you actually in life you need to just do it not say okay i'm about to do it

reminds me one of my mates he was like uh he he you know he's in this car so they almost had this death defying incident where they're driving in pakistan uh with one of their mates and and one of their relatives and they're in this car and it's behind a tractor and obviously tractors driving at tractor speed so the guy is they're driving like that for a while and he's like look so he wants to overtake but he hasn't so he's like oh my oh my john's going away and he's like i'm gonna go i'm gonna go

all right i'm gonna go oh my john going away oh my john going away and he's just like saying this like psyching himself up and then looking at him like like will you just bloody go and like overtake the truck he's like oh oh my john going hold it on going home i'm gonna go i'm gonna go and then what he does is he pulls out and he just drives parallel next to the tractor so they're petrified because there's oncoming traffic they're thinking what the hell are you doing yeah it's a tractor for god's sake you can overtake it

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