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ha ha ha we is life that's what I'm talking about let me just bring up mm-hmm ha people people people you just check in l-hamdu lillah wa kafa salatu salam o allah rasool allah mustafa ala i body Ladino towbar Oh mommy who da master Wahby Arthur Almaty Natasha whopper are

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fossil Allah he ll comb Alamosa and become who marhaban running light bienvenidos a todos magenta rally-ho Sharma did Parker Raleigh swagatam swagatam people we is lie alright alright alright let me just check on

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what is it me gente on Facebook what's coming down Chico see chicas let me just see a rice seed is in the house you do and it said you doing it you doing it that's what I'm talking about ha ha ha quite early somebody says no it's not actually a least actually late by Monday nights standard but it's it's cool Ibrahim Salam alaikum of the Abu layth

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Oliver greetings from Belgium likewise people right back at you all the love shokran shokran all right I'll get bad what's going down or if I blend it with the que onda with that one you can kind of blend it with the DC and the Hispanic folks gay on that okay on da right so people can look at right what's going on

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Cher Sharada put is with us right you doing it you doing it right people right back at you all the love show grandma tool from India you doing it so what is going on people what is going on um you know we're hearing old this news this so much going on throughout the world so much fear panic frustration politics health concerns then we're hearing that

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the mosques are faulty the masks are faulty people how many masks should a person way I mean he's not our fake persona enough but then we've got the genius of some fair play fair play see that's how you combat the situation people those of you just tuning in I'm going to write I've got to share it to my other page let me just bring this

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back right so click like click share people let me just see what's going down last time you didn't answer my question oh you they cool where we got someone frustrated that I didn't answer the question I charged Wayne oh boy this one not nice my friend what the fault what the faulty

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right oh my god what's going on what's going on please never leave the UK oh I have no intention on leaving the UK let me just share this to my the page or moment eco right so right there is people there I see you all now I see you that I've tuned in yeah I mean almost

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done right done awesome awesome awesome a rough start a charity here to help alright what have I just done see even my computer didn't like that suggestion let me see to help those who need food and supplies we would support awesome I

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have got a somebody sent me a link I'm gonna speak a bit about that remind me about a website they've got where you put low you know this the support that you're providing in your community you kind of update and it allows people a kind of map to be able to look out for the resources that they need within that area during this crisis the corona crisis people now right people are missing me every day Allah yeah this is

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the this is the the love and the appreciation that's going that I get hey yeah come on lost somebody saying I really enjoyed your podcast excellent that's what I'd like to share a few thoughts on that and then I will be taking a lot of questions but I did want to share some thoughts on that let's before we get into that whilst people are tuning in whilst they're subscribing clicking like doing the usual I'll tell you what here's a

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bit of John Eliot supportive of people Johnny appeasing them say yeah [Music]

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[ __ ] shark is the giver of junior EDT double serum Nicholas F gamma T they will say how many die if the Illini equality CC a medically I said bava bava and to top it up people because I know some of you are depressed I came across another interesting one I thought I'll share that as well fish commander Oliver Bernie Tiede Jose mera Holika Kavita

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oh so many here today a mohawk but gay men asados TV kibarim initiative to key at messiah do kilo game Kaka Kaka what is going on what is going on what is bothering me Center let me let me speak about some updates then we're gonna take a look at the political situation and deal with your questions

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as well so right people I have began a a new show podcast called mind trap with Mufti Abu layth alright people are doing it doing it right so this mind trap if you haven't checked it out already it's a podcast it's a discussion dialogic it's a dialogue there's some great objectives I've got behind this but if you haven't already checked this out do check it out it's on

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YouTube on my page it's got its own playlist you can just I've done about 9 episodes already so do check that out what it is is what am I trying to do with all of these I want to kind of just share some thoughts and then we'll get back to your questions you see this mind trap with multi able 8th or mind trap with Mufti this is something I've wanted to do now for probably just under a year it's probably around late spring early

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summer last year that I got this thought that look I would like to do a podcast where I'm speaking with people and I'm just giving you guys a bit of a backdrop to this so and I thought that look you know where we could engage in difficult discussions but keep it real you know real talk they could be friendly casual but and get a variety of people on and just really talk like how we talk of a so on

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many occasions I've been so sometimes I used to let's say before I although I haven't been active on snapchat for quite some while now but I was active before and on insta story I still AM so sometimes I'm having a discussion and I'll share some stories and people will say look these are interesting discussions why don't you you know it would be great if you could actually share them and so this is kind of what fired up that thought now I did try setting this up for several months almost half a year it just was not

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working with much success for one reason or another I mean first we had we were thinking of the actual physical layout calling somebody in a studio and you know just one hiccup after another and then I I thought to myself actually it may be better if I could set up a virtual studio that way people have no spatial restrictions you can call them in from anywhere and so yeah I mean with the quarantine I decided I was kind of reminded by some good friends that look

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get off your about time you stopped being so lazy and do something you know get a move on with this and I thought well why not and handily lights being great I've been thoroughly enjoying it in fact this quarantine has been highly productive for me I mean this whole series so far I've done about nine interviews and it's been just thoroughly because even before the interview you see this the networking there's the reaching out to people there's the discussion beforehand is the podcast

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discussion after the podcast obviously when I switch off I'm usually still talking to them maybe an hour sometime more it's been thoroughly productive engaging and entertaining in a very beneficial way for me so but the objective behind this is to let you guys have a glimpse into the real world of when people are discussing it I mean it's not restricted to a llama by the way or Islamic scholars but even when when people are having discussions in a

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very real you know like a bay keeping it kind of raw and real and this is why some of them will have things like you know they may people may sway on the they may I mean not swear at me but they may swear in the usage and so yeah but I feel that so far we've just to give you some idea that we've there was a very there was an interesting discussion with they there was an share misheard from I think that was the second episode from

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the US we spoke about kind of cultism and bullying within religious circles and and then there was um I'm just trying to think of some highlight some key once there was Momo Mamadou tall I think the fifth episode where we spoke about social issues urban anxiety depression amongst young young people and and those kind of and those kind of topics and then they I spoke on one with sheikh sadiq ball a very interesting

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deep discussion on issues of religion theology Islam the Maliki mother all of these things really there was doc Imran from Metroflex and that was incredibly fascinating the topic of toxic masculinity and toxic femininity gender roles that was a very real episode as well like keeping it real if you haven't seen it do check it out in addition to that then there was with startup O'Hara from Chicago that was very interesting I mean especially when it got to the point about spiritual abuse

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we had a perhaps on some things a different perspective getting into that that what constitutes abuse and how you know should there be some parameters definitions I mean or is it just I thought that was a very fascinating part of that discussion it was very real we also discussed the Usama cannon kind of controversy although it wasn't necessarily about that but that kind of stemmed I mean that was from that that discussion stemmed and then the last one was with a fellow atheist friend a

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fellow friend who I kind of somebody who's always a you know he's got great ideas Dail bet and that was on atheism and we discussed things like Naruto logical truths narratives that human beings need within society and can they be a world without religion is religion always harmful these were some interesting discussions so do check this series out and if you do have other people that you think I should get on the show if you're

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already on a kind of level with them hello hello whoa alright if you do have some people who are on somewhat of a level with you and they're interesting and also interested then do ask them and do reach out to me about them I mean I'd love to get them on it'd be awesome I

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have are some people are saying right so I have got quite a few people ready and I'm kind of trying to coordinate dates I'm also trying to upgrade the the system I've got as well which is in the works but do reach out to me with people but maybe ask them as well sometimes I feel you see I felt this is just real talk zebb are saying I'm interesting you most certainly are hibachi absolutely

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interesting but I I feel that you see there's certain things like one because I'm a controversial person some people are a bit reluctant to kind of come on a podcast with me that's one issue but then I feel greater than that is I think that many people all these kind of speakers and these thinkers especially within the Muslim scene are are a bit intimidated by me I don't know why I'm an absolutely friendly person I mean

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there's nothing but I genuinely get that impression and I've been kind of told by some people as well you see they're afraid that I'm gonna kind of bring them on live I'm put on them waltz they live and kind of you know maybe mahkum or I don't know and oh maybe they won't be able to answer me and I don't know I think there's a lot of these kind of anxieties going on so I think now that I've done about nine episodes in fact today I'd really got several kind of feedback from people who are messaged

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ready now that they've seen well actually you know he's not been doing that he's been quite respectful he's been quite so more you know so quite a few have responded positively yeah I am I'm keen I'm keen to kind of do that with people do let me know somebody said what about molvi mercury mercury mercury and the Lion of Allah Sunnah people if the mic is I just tweaked something over there so I'm not sure if

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it's caused a kind of negative so if it's if the mic is playing up a bit or you're hearing some kind of just let me know cool right so right what is going on Mufti love from Germany or Fri you're doing it so what is going on people what is going on right mic is perfect awesome

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awesome awesome right so where does this the phrase come from Omar I'll come to your question just a moment where does the phrase come from gel-v Shaitan come which means in Urdu I mean it's an order to statement but what it means is that doing something in a hurry is from the devil's work this comes from a hadith which has some problems with it but but I think it could be an authentic hadith

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and it's trying to say and the hadith says Allah Allah - min ash-shaytani well Anatomy not Rahman now it means that kind of hastening to do things haste is from the devil and taking your time in doing something diligently is from God I don't think this is a literal thing but it's it's religious rhetoric that is being used to say to people that look when you're trying to do something try not to do it in haste try to do things carefully you know and meticulously that they will be much

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better off so I think the message is still kind of true what about Omar Suleiman I have messaged Omar Soliman I haven't heard back from him yet a cerrar awesome dr. awesome use of yeah sure I'd love to or drop him a message actually it's a good point somebody mentioning srr I've allow it you see the thing is the problem is I don't think people like us are are are capable of a dialogue the whole point of this is not to start an argument because if I do that all that would happen is it will then be deter

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other guests from coming on so if I get somebody on and it turns very just like Oh shouting and raising you know just getting turning into an argument or becoming an embarrassment what that will do is other guests I have lined up they will probably watch it and think you know what maybe hmm these are not nice you know so and in all honesty I don't think Assad is capable of a civil kind of dialogue like that there's too much I mean he is capable as a human being but I think not with me because there's too much power dynamics

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at play a cerrar just like the rest of these mullahs plays to the mob mentality these people are populist you know like populist kind of like leaders if you like just like how Trump is in in his own way obviously I'm not saying as Rob is you know necessarily racist or something but in his own way this populism all it really is is just playing to the mob mentality so they will if I invite him on he'll probably accept the offer but he'll be told by his you know the mob that oh you have to put muffed in his place make sure you

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you know like last time he came he got a phone call from somebody on the way telling him that loco make sure you put moth in his place get him to apologize for something so you can show the public you set him straight you know like you and get him to kind of like restrict his humor and tell him may place these conditions and whatever you do keep it firm make it look like you're kind of telling him off and and he was being given these guidelines by people whilst he was driving to to our meet last time so you see this is the problem people like that they play to a mob mentality they're not about genuine

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conversations in fact a cerrar once we switch the camera off became a very decent person start having an awesome chat started chatting start being friendly cracking jokes and I said look and in fact our camera was still rolling and he knows that this is why he's not gonna tonight it's only his camera stopped so he knows we've still got that on tape I didn't release it because it doesn't really you know let it be now but the point is we have got it so if he denies it we can always release it it's where he starts talking comfortably starts cracking jokes he starts becoming really relaxed and then I said to him

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look how about we do this with the camera and he's like no he was an avenue and as soon as the camera came back on he went back into character so yeah so I mean he's not a good choice but other people if you do know them chat to them let me know right people Omer Eunice's question can you touch upon the hadith about Mahdi in Abu Dawood which talks about bono bono culpa and the death of a ruler prior to al mahdi bashar al-assad is from 100 calibers well what's your opinion on this Omar you know in all

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honesty there isn't a single hadith to do with the mati that I saw I'm gonna you know if you want to study how religions you know as a case study of how religions absorb concepts and then these concepts eventually become mainstream and then institutionalized its this would be an amazing case study the Mahdi concept in Islam in clearly this is so clear to somebody who removes any biases and looks Ali came to this tradition I mean the Messiah concept

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already existed in order most traditions but it came to Islam through the Shia rebellion okay it began with in fact the whole thing even the names okay the Maddy and being from the family of the Prophet and being you know this whole thing was a very Shia kind of thing that he had to be from Fatima or the Allahu on hand this whole thing and it begins with people like ma terasaka fee who avenge kind of who set out to avenge the death of

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Hussein now rowdy Allah on but then it carries on after Matar it goes on to other people some people claiming Mohammed even if he is the Mahdi other people claiming other people other mati none of the seller speak about Amati Imam Malik never speaks about Ahmadi there's no you know this concept didn't exist then because what is this Madi supposed to do the Mahdi for the Shia was very important he was supposed to set things straight finally with the with against the you know the tyrant

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regimes so stream with a non-muslim contact yeah sure somebody said are you open for a stream with a non-muslim contact of course of course it reach out to me on Instagram and will take you from they drop me a message and we'll take it from there i'm absolutely open for all kinds of dialogues and discussions civil discussions so coming back to this mahdi point the Mahdi concept was really a

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kind of Shia thing it was in essence part of their tradition not part of the Sunni tradition it only gets absorbed into mainstream Islam probably five six hundred years after the Prophet and this is why even a hold on when speaking about it says that it comes from Shia Islam it is absorbed through Sufis and they tariqas we who in some ways you know had some resemblances with in some practices to Shia practices and then from here it becomes mainstream Islam so I mean I there isn't a single

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sahi hadith on things like the Marty I mean and I know most people do believe in the Mahdi but I'm just being honest this is how and it's even like I'm saying even the name it's always been a very kind of Shia thing Maddie yeah I mean it doesn't have to be but it means the rightly guided but it's always been in like some names have kind of been on the Shia side and some on the other side but cool I mean that's this is an N and that like a kind of attack on the Shia thing this is just saying how Sunnis

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have actually been themselves they've been kind of unbeknownst to them they've been influenced by the Shia tradition so that's interesting a variety of rice somebody saying why have I been blocked who will be the new what is going on people let's take so whilst we're waiting right now all right people we

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all know about what's going on in the UK politics coronavirus and one of the most major high figure victims is currently the Prime Minister himself Bojo Boris Johnson and there he is you can see look you have visitors really who and it's the coffin head dancers from Ghana I totally love those guys I can't get enough of their memes honestly you know especially the one

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where they're kind of looking in when somebody's doing something stupid and they're just waiting and then they've got the coughing up [Laughter] but don't worry people don't worry going

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widest to Nasik da people so i thought let's bring that in I mean what is going on with all of this I personally I have some thoughts I I'm a bit skeptical about the figures the government keeps telling us I feel that the figures are skewed I don't feel that they are an accurate reflection I think in the sense that what they're doing is any deaths that have that bear any maybe a far-off

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resemblance to covet like he's coughing or something they will put that death down to covet just two right now beefed up the figures because I feel the figures help maintain the control I also think the government is purposely stressing this stay at home I do think look I think stay at home does reduce to some point obviously the spread of the virus but I feel now I could be completely wrong but I feel it's not overwhelmingly substantial the way the government is

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making it out and I think one of the reasons the government is doing this is because it's shifting the blame because what it's doing is by saying to people look you're not staying at home we're gonna take away your right to do exercise we're gonna take away what's gonna naturally happen is people will stop blaming each other so people will start and it's already happening so people are saying what the hell you know people are dying why are you out of your house it's your fault you see any observes meanwhile it absolves the government of what they were really meant to be doing which was

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meant to have a very but you know a very strong health service in place they're meant to have fortified the NHS and they haven't they're you know they set up one hospital and you know Nightingale and and now maybe another one somewhere they should have set up 15 hospitals by now but I I think the government personally this is my personal opinion I think that they that this neglect is perhaps intentional like they don't really care too much they just think well who cares we'll do

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a little bit and that's it and what we'll do is we'll stress I think initially they didn't even want the quarantine but because the public mood was so overwhelming they had to do it now they optimizing it as a scapegoat because they stress stay at home stay at home this will then distract the attention of the public into blaming each other when you ask the government now the government will just say oh but we already gave you the cure which was just stay at home but you guys didn't listen so it's your fault it's not awful

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it's your fault and and I feel that's a great tactic hashtag orogeny t-tell Riobamba orogeny p this is all a cxeh right so you know I and this Boris Johnson thing I don't know I don't know is this part of a drama as well or is it real I I honestly don't know and it could be real is this just or is it just a path to hell as a hero back to victory

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because even these numbers I think what's gonna happen at some point they're just going to start saying look we're controlling it and hey and rise as heroes and I really honestly I have some genuine questions I don't believe in these kind of global conspiracies or that aliens are here oh I just feel that and I don't feel that this virus was I do think it was tweaked by humans but I think the whole spread of it was accidental it was no conspiracy was no plot but now that it has spread I really do believe that there are certain people

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that are massively profiting from it and I would love to know what that is because even this quarantine I am certain that there is you know some kind of profiteering going on I mean some kind of behind closed doors between people who you know the movers and shakers I'm sure of it you know these things we see in like house of cards and all of this stuff do we really think to some extent this stuff doesn't happen in the real world I don't know I feel it does to some extent

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but I don't know so you don't believe he's in intensive care I genuinely I'm I'm just just cynical and skeptical I feel he is there but easy real easy there under false pretenses or easy there is this part of like maybe he was ill but was he that ill that he needed to be hospitalized he needed to go in or was this part of his PR to kind of garnering more sympathy and to kind of help them you see because they and it's already began if you watch if you read

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some of the the comments on social media you know our prime minister he's struggling for his life you know how come on get behind him you know it's already kind of began I mean to be honest if you were what's his name Frank Underwood not that Bo Joe is Frank Underwood from house of cards but if you were him and if you were in this position and you were slightly conniving which most people are with some intelligence what would you do to what kind of stunts would you pull like let's just be honest let's think about it and and I think

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you'd rely on that kind of naivety of the public to not never believe it like I think even this guy that you know that something whatever happened with what was it Sajid Javid they you know whatever he resigns the politics behind that I wonder what it was at this Rishi guy that comes in he's the son of some some huge business tycoon I hear from India I mean I wonder what kind of you know behind-the-scenes deals were done there to make him you know that in that position I mean I I just think I do believe that there's always a lot more

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going on than people know but that's my politic my thoughts anyway cello now I've that's me being a political analyst yeah so right what is going on people Nasser saying do you think Yahweh is the name of Allah no I don't think Yahoo is the name of Allah so it's interesting because Yahweh is a God from the from the house from the household of L isn't he so Yahweh was one God from a

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household of gods and that name then ends up getting becoming the main God for Judaism which then eventually signifies God with a capital G so but the the kind of developmental journey of Yahweh does not originate with him being the ultimate God it begins with him being a God from a household of God's a bit like I mean very far-fetched but a bit poor analogies like saying how for example Haram in Hinduism I suppose is

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you know within a structure of all these other you know he is the reincarnation of Vishnu and he's this and he's that and yet in some to some extent he then becomes comes to symbolize God all together in orem insert to some extent I mean it's a poor analogy but to give you an example Switzerland yeah absolutely I mean Sweden as well have no lockdown policy Taiwan seemed to have something interesting going on and WH oh don't even seem to be acknowledging them and they seem to have

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locked down this whole coronavirus or flatten the curve so to speak mufti saab are you in favor of getting married four times if the guy has means a bonus aha autobot the Vltava for different women at the same time huh I'm just thinking of the mental headache I'm not thinking of the physical thing because after a certain while I'm sure you're gonna be

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to some extent bored anyway oh you mean for at one time then move on to a new batch of four what is it the jungle huh the law of the jungle a la aqua I don't know if they'll let you live though you know it'll be like every time you drinking a cup of coffee you'll have to be like you'll need like a taster with you like somebody who's a guarantor I mean if it's poisoned or not you've got always he's gotta bite the bullet for you it's like there you go bro take one

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for the team [Laughter] no but on a serious note I think if people can get married multiple times and it works then why not why not if they can you know what's life if not lived until it's not lived anymore until they get together and kill him they go this is just they just add this to the cold read rate it's all it's all right is he was coughing if it is essential nature of God to be God

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cannot can be other yeah yeah he what kind of a question is this right it is if it is the essential nature of God to be ie God cannot not be he is that drink still I still got the alcohol effect or can I not read this question oh yeah yeah you hasaki a dear cat someone will Allah Allah Allah Allah for

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mental cocoon of some feature our killer Ishqiya as Allah Allah Allah Allah so that's one of sheer Aziz Hafiz Shiraz ease poems actually that Allah ya a you her sake either catch someone now will have that Oh sake you know the one who gives you something to drink a bit of that the alcohol he says keep the the cups keep keep the drinks coming pass it over now we'll have Fuhrman talked it on of

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some fee so whosoever has been thrown by his own nafs his soul into Cheryl caleche the trap of love yeah illa he can only blame his own self people right so it is the essential nature of God to be ie God cannot not be can other things obey our Bulgaria

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[Laughter] let's have a final attempt at this question our lives are other things also be said to be can we attribute being to both God and creation I think I'm not sober enough to really understand what you're asking let's put that under the categories of mysteries of creation for now mufti you've trapped me in your love

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I do too you see this is why there's the scandals you know the scandals man people they they they want the scandal so can you quote from where you have that even had your chaste women actually a Hanafy scholar Zahid elko 3 brings it in an argument where he's refuting it mahadji and he brings all these narrations even hydra used to do this and you stirred but don't get me wrong I respected my Hydra and I respect him even more for that in a way because he's

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being real not you know look if he wanted to chase women he chased him I mean it's it's to some extent a a natural human thing to do it's not but I'm not saying you need to go around chasing women what I'm trying to say is you know to in my eyes it makes him just human so I kind of respect him even more from that aspect Mufti Saab you're a sex symbol now I have some of my videos

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leaked that would be an ultimate disaster wouldn't it not that there are any videos related tranquilo tranquilo tranquilo hermanito it's so good it's so good he's dying the hair black haram and why some people prohibited right so they it's Haram according to it's not Haram according to the school of Medina Maliki

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method but some methods do consider do consider dyeing the hair to be black to be wrong like the hanafis and and you see they base it on a hadith they say the Prophet said it but the others understand that saying if true to mean that he said it in a way where it didn't suit someone like like imagine somebody is I don't know 60 years old 65 years old 70 years old like if that person had jet black hair at that age it doesn't suit the person you know it would suit

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them better to to kind of it doesn't look graceful it doesn't look good it looks weird so sometimes you know you get the kind of that they see uncle's you know the you see but now I suppose am I am i I must be amongst them now they must be like ER to uncle kee Scoob all right you hear from our agent now no but you get some older older than me but they've got the whole you know but they've got the the tail shell jet black here you know mm-hmm jet black B to be fair my hair has naturally I mean I'm

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not saying that you know but generally the color of my hair was was an out like a very dark uber dark black it was like that even from like when I was young so it used to be very dark and people used to think so when I used to study in Pakistan and I was only like what 1920 and I remember the teachers used to think that I wear what they have this thing called kala kala hey diary jet-black and they used to think I must wither because my hair was really black and but it's just been

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like that that's that's that's I'm not saying now Abdo chalo opto bora peak is Omar may now at this old age in life so what's going on somebody said chasing women isn't natural it's harassment right let me put that caveat in there I didn't mean chasing women in the sense harassing them hobby understand the subtext you know one the one problem is I'm speaking to Joe Hills agile or right to her right you have to understand the

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subtext I mean chasing as in where it's being received as well like as in the attraction compared indeed or I'm no is that is that Mufti how old are you I'm too old now yeah right now what one of my 41 yeah it is not that I feel it I should be acting my age but yeah so

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alright yeah I mean somebody said women like the men Robin said to chase them yep why not of course as long as it's good not in a harassment sense I don't mean in a harassment I'm against categorically against harassing women and things like that what are your thoughts on the book the sealed nectar yeah I'm not too keen on that but I think it's okay but it's typical of ceará books right so what is your question your voice is on tik-tok yeah I

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I saw this there's this whole thing with this you naughty naughty you teasing me and people are doing this as a voiceover I was like I was like oh yeah have fun with it don't worry it's good it's good it kind of look know press is bad press and this is still good press you know somebody said our Mufti you should be making royalties of this you know it's not you you should be making money relax your money is not every in this world so sir songket ale

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somebody asked a question your voice is on Mufti I asked with it Khan share Abdul Hakim Murad all right that's a great shukran Maryam for that I will reach out to share Abdul Hakim Murad and hopefully we can get a kind of discussion going in I am of these 41 but looks 20 see this is where this is where the gullible me then using me this this

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is a Boomer ah yeah old old age now old age wisdom people wisdom that's what it is mm-hmm what else let's take some somebody said do you think this corona is a punishment from God of course it isn't is it not a punishment from God people calm yourselves down this is not a punishment from God trying to read the

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full question make t-shirts I I will get some merch soon so let's see Mufti what FERC is the correct one well I mean any [ __ ] is is is valid from the fix that survived however obviously I'm gonna say the school of Medina I ride the Maliki method I will at some point do a course on it as well I have got some courses on it on YouTube already do check them out in my playlist Chaudhry Saab salons all the way from

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Sialkot love you Gia love you yeah right back at you Yusuf shukran shukran much love much love I take it zeebad asked a question the dream of a believer is dreams cannot be false please share your thoughts it's just that it went right to the top and I'm trying to read it so dreams what do dreams mean I don't you see okay now I I've kind of my views on dreams have

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evolved over time so where I stand today on dreams may not have been where I stood a few years ago and I don't know in the future whether I'll stand where I am today on these are used to believe that dreams were kind of just absolutely meaningless and they were just your kind of imagination creativity memories entangled and just randomly sporadically kind of surfacing and that's something that psychology some psychological theories that explain dreams explain use

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that model I mean there are others like Freud about suppressed kind of desires and things like this now I now kind of do feel that not always not always but I feel that dreams do have the capacity to I don't know like I feel like there were some theorists theoreticians that have and this was part of physics some physicists

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that are actually positive that what if dreams were another dimension the way you have three dimensions you have dimension of time that is put into that four dimensions what if a dimension was dreams now that sounds a bit crazy at first but I don't know now at this stage in life I feel that consciousness is something that I didn't really I mean I still don't understand it necessarily I don't think anybody totally understands it but I feel that

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it's something I overlooked and it's much more powerful than I thought maybe there is another realm to dreams in which people do kind of have some subliminal kind of sublingual kind of communication that they do manage to at a low frequency connect with people it's strange because some dreams can be so powerful some dreams can be freaky and thence I suppose your dreams can be influenced as well I have like crazy

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dreams like I mean my dreams are like full-feature kind of movies I wake up kind of like just exhausted from my dream ha ha ha I'm like sometimes I'm just like oh thank god thank God that was just a dream that was stressful and and sometimes I don't know I they just leave me kind of bewildered like I don't know if anything if much happens but I'm about to just I don't know but I just wake up strange after them line it lingers with me I don't

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know whether that's because of the glutamine I take I do take daily glutamine as an amino acid and I know that can heighten your dreams cool people war is going on have you read the book biocentrism should check it out shukran Sharada put I will check it out I haven't now yeah Zev are saying she believes in dreams yep I do now but I didn't before I'm just saying I don't know like I continue to develop we all continue to develop somebody's

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asked me that what are my thoughts on Mohammed Abdel Wahab this Mohamed Abdel Wahab I don't know like it depends like what are my thoughts on him well okay let's let's start off simple now if I was to let's say we look at it dichotomously as in in just a bipolar fashion in the sense negative positive what are my thoughts my thoughts on him are if I was to group

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him in one and I could only group him in negative or positive then at a simple level I would probably put him in negative that said as we build on that simplicity I'm sure there were things he did which were good as well it doesn't mean that when somebody does something doesn't mean that they are the kind of embodiment of evil but he did have very strange hard line he was a pure uber dogmatist he was a Puritan East he considered you know he kind of linked up with the South family and and they benefited from each other and he wanted

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establish this Puritan state he wanted to kind of knock down he did knock down several tombs and he thought that this was kind of all polytheism and sherek and he did you know if if and any killed people he killed many pilgrims he thought they were kind of polytheists because they weren't practicing pure Islam he inspired a movement which I feel I feel was was dangerous the Salafi movement the hadith move you see it does not mean that no good came from me

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because I just want to clarify things are more complex than that good did come from the Salafi movement as well but I feel overall it did much more harm than it did good but it did good as well it revived the concept of hadith it once again challenged the concept of blindly following it did challenge the you know the lack of Quran WA Sunnah in discourse a kind of revealed superstitions so I feel that there was great goodness that did come from the Salafi movement as well but it also kind

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of it injected a level of of of kind of like hatred this Puritan is hatred into people it also is the number one springboard for extremism although that doesn't mean every Salafi is an extremist at all it does not mean that at all but it is a very easy springboard to kind of land in extremist views from the Salafi doctrine so I don't you know he has huge problems the

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anthropomorphize is God and but it's not even about the anthropomorphize ation it's more about the the way of thinking so here that's if I could I hope that gives some clarity Sharada pathes asked are Martin Ling's bio on the Prophet reliable you know I have got it somewhere but I have never really read it to be honest I mean I think I've read a bit of it but I don't really finish the book and I didn't go through it I'm not sure I think he's based it on evening he sham

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and things like this hmm I don't know I think he has based on but then I suppose we're is he getting the serotype nation he's maybe based it on other people who have said that I don't know I'll have tea that's a good question I'll have to look into it I I thought he presents it the Prophet in a very sensible way I thought I could be wrong though because I haven't ready I don't want to speak out of you know out of place Mufti Saab can you answer my super chart I'm a psychiatrist dealing with adults and kids and addiction especially marijuana

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thoughts on wave hmm thoughts on wave of legalization regarding Muslim community tons of use with Muslims I've said before I do feel that I do feel that marijuana should be legalized I do feel that because I feel it would just take away the whole drug industry and if it's legalized it would be regulated and therefore you would

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have a kind of a pure quality that can be there be quality assurance the government could benefit you know it's all you're always want taxes there are only two things certain in life death and taxes so I feel that it should I do support that argument and I have spoken previously about marijuana and I have said although I don't believe it's Haram but I do believe it is haram for people who are you know there's okay there's a bit of a shady area in maybe from twenty

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five to eighteen but below that categorically Haram even eighteen I think it's probably borderline I think until your neural tract is City hasn't really set out in the brain I think damaging the synapse is and things is very dangerous Mufti which woman would you rather Marie Algerian or Moroccan yeah I'm a man of the world could I say no to to anyone how much do you weigh how much do I weigh that's an

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interesting question I mean I'm just no it's not an interesting question I mean I'm just intrigued why that's an interesting I don't know I think I weigh about what is it I think you see I don't actually weigh myself much honestly I probably last time I were like as a one-off I may weigh myself I'm not at all fussed about weighing I'm more about how I feel like if I feel I'm out of shape or I feel I haven't worked out or I feel I'm putting on weight or I feel I'm losing weight I don't actually weigh myself generally but I think last time I was probably about 12 and a half stones

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or something like that I think yeah right so Mufti should stick to the Pakistanis for how tall are you I'm 5/9 I'm just average people how she stick to this a lot of these personal [Laughter] yoky are Baba Yahoo Chiara so somebody saying you should stick to Pakistani somebody saying you should what about Moroccan somebody saying what about this what about that yeah here

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wah-ha-ha-ha mostly can you make a video of describing how to do will do according to Maliki fit I was going to do that I do intend on doing that Anaya saying you still can't see my super chats yeah I did unblock your thing by the way so I don't know what that is I'll check it again but I'm sure I did I'm blocky right ah damn I forgot

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what I was about to say now Moroccan equals crazy Algerian equals more crazy somebody's had some bad experiences with I think North African I mean I think you guys are just I think the issue sometimes the issue is with the person themselves okay you have to be a kind of

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chilled out personality I think right so you you have to you know I think sometimes pull themselves or problems in how you handle things how you handle people as well chef boy this explicar LT bit and tribal Walid Alper he even has some solute oz desde el Cairo is twickum mas all right you're doing it you're doing it right so the debate between al bhaji and even has a mile speak about that in just a moment

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right Mufti I reached out to you on Instagram jaeseok for any advice sure I'll check that out in Sharla Mufti if the beard was only custom why did the prophets say Allah commanded him to grow it yeah you see now first of all if that hadith is true if that hadith is true I don't believe that hadith is actually true but some people have transmitted it like that you know that's a very powerful question Wow do you believe our

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thoughts create reality I have more and more started to think like that I don't know like sometimes do you get these thoughts that you think mm yeah okay I watched this movie once right let me share this with you and and in this movie they they kind of stranded I forgot what it's called now but they stranded on a highway somewhere an expressway like a moat American kind of

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not a motorway but they yeah so and this they kind of stranded I think the car breaks down and they're trying to survive they run out of water they fight it's two to two guys two friends but then there's this point where they're at breaking point right at the end and the almost dying and they kind of reach this place eventually and there's no water in the top or anything and they sit back and they're just kind of like you know or you know beaten by the heat and the Sun and dust dry mouth and dying for you

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know out of thirst and and what happens is from that point one of them kind of like sees something and they I think there's some water and then they get some help and then they're back home then they would their families and then everything's awesome and life's going so good until one point where one of them says to the other like everything's going so well he says listen he says he says everything's going so perfect isn't that strange and he says the other person says well you know I guess so and he says that I don't think we're actually here I think we're still

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stranded at that place and this is our imagination that as we're dying its inventing this story but I was so you know that thought has lasted with me I watched this movie probably 10 years ago 11 years ago or something I don't know I watch it ages ago but that thought has always stayed with me like I've always thought at times Tom what if this is is this real or is it not real I don't know like these are sometimes the kind of

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crazy thoughts that I I have but yeah I I definitely think the way we think impacts our reality that's unquestionable okay so yeah whether it totally creates it or not to the wrong more careful must eat the wrong folder mostly do you have thoughts on different killer ads of the Quran do I have thoughts on it what's it called I want to eat my Karma I think it's called route something in like how Americans

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say route route I think is it called route something I can't remember I think I think so would you debate apostate profit wolf debate but I would have a discussion with him insha'Allah at some point I'll call him on the show as well right wash is main thoughts see Abdul Alim sure has just come on and he said or

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Mufti all right Oh smart our head has asked a question how can we use connect with the Quran as non Arabs you can learn Arabic right if you want to it's a beautiful language by the way I absolutely adore Arabic I mean each language is unique I find Arabic like really because the language almost carries its history with it don't you think so sometimes because

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languages by the very essence of social phenomenon they can only exist in society and the day and age in which they exist there's a there's like feedback so Arabic is a very kind of like a powerful kind of language still echoing that era of power and it's very you can see how it could wield kind of control and it's it's I I do love it it's amazing just as all languages are

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amazing in their own way I find all too phenomenal in its poetic sense its I find it to be a quite a soft language or two it doesn't have to be and people I know it is there's an equal amount of Swiss believe me not to but it's I find it very kind of soft Spanish I find amazing but I find Spanish very kind of like like a sexy kind of language I think it's so may think yes but an Italian I think a bit like that as well but yeah I think languages are something that we should invest our time in to learn it's

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actually nowadays it's much easier than ever before but how can people connect with the Quran they can learn Arabic if they can if they can that is the best way to connect failing that then I suppose it's just recitation and translation that's all you really can do I guess yeah I'm just trying to think I mean you can fix your pronunciation you can work on today we'ld yeah Mufti can you discuss the hadith where the prophet said I will not

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bless the people of nudged is that talking about selfies I'm not sure if it's talking about selfies somebody said the movies called scenic route I don't think it is called scenic route - no I think it was called something else I think or do is amazing it is amazing actually I had a poem around here somewhere I came across this poem and I

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thought wow honestly I was just wild bite it is a bit like many poems it has a kind of dark undertone to it but cello let's see it begins it was it's by some guy called holida Nadeem I don't think he's so popular but I mean unfortunately not because this is amazing this he says hot caciotta cetera she Minnehaha inky rum Giada he um Giada live off a mini

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eyeing that they won't fit into a paw like it's like a small envelope okay that my sorrows are so much that I can't contain them in that way ooh ski couch rubber head oh but how er all hunky sea or de la same in he eyeing mortiser rocked me about nahi ho sakta third it nahi Ola say many like gesture

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ah up maybe Marseille row subtly South Lake Tahoe Jana's a mini proper Dukey Ottoman proper Devdas very highly depressive but he says that if you have some news about her then tell me I won't fall under any other district like if you're trying to distract me by something other than that then forget about it and he says muck to serve rocked me ye baat nahi ho sakti

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that I can't get half this I can't speak in such a small set of time like in a in briefly I can't do that that my pain is so much a summary just won't do bullet points won't quite cut it he says just that I happen to be Mars here or certainly the way that you've asked the sick person for leave like for your Li like as in you've taken permission to leave Safa like thigh it's so clear

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Jenna's a mini hankie it's so clear that you will not be attending the funeral then you just have those kind of garni and you know those those coughing dances looking in right please get me on your podcast all right let's see why not why not we'll see we'll see inshallah Petra theory like somehow Petra's maka saying something else do check help my I have a clip called a

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reply to Dan Gibson and I mentioned in the title Jose Jose is one of the ancestors of the Prophet and that explains this whole thing the kind of Petra theory I hope that helps any thoughts on hey Gail Hegel right so right Hague alien philosophy just one moment Nadeem says is the meat of peccary halal it's not really a pig peccary what is peccary see this is where my

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ignorance comes out all right so weird the other question girl Hegel right Hegel Phyllis hey Gail Ian philosophy I mean it's right so one of the key features of what he has is in ton Durst and look at this in this kind of like spy device I don't understand that's

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because I'm not talking to you I don't understand right so right now what is what does it say what does it say where did it go Ben right yeah so Hegel that's it so he has this thing on always it kind of dialectic hermeneutics he speaks about this well basically each era a each era produces its equal counterpart which then produces a kind of a middle which then produces

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its counterpart and he feels that this is a trajectory to attain the utmost you know the the state of the kingdom of God if you like will be ultimately attained like this now I I think that's interesting I think that's interesting that is mm-hmm but otherwise zzq sir if you do in it looks like a pig but it's less related to pig then donkeys are two horses right okay I'm not sure to be

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honest I don't know what that animal is mere puri chillin mirror each could collide we've got to do a show just in Milbury la you know some people the way they speak mere booty I can't I can't stand it but others other people speak it well that I can't stand but some people speak it fine but we could get a I wouldn't be the ideal person I do speak Nepali but

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it's or do micro Dada Mossad do speaker mere booty is av sorry apne Bali yeah don't worry man fit fat first class right so why would you want to eat it anyway yeah I mean I am mmm I don't know what that animal is I can't really is Nietzsche's philosophy depressing I don't know if it is really I think Nietzsche was very interesting you know he had his genealogy of morals

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is very fascinating that how morality came about there was not how people think Nietzsche said that morality came about in a way that it came from the poor people kind of in an effort to self validate so they needed self validation because they were poor so like helping the poor doing these things and because the rich the masters were greedy that became immoral so the kind of the masters began you

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know became an emblem of immorality and the slaves and the the downtrodden the the low classes of society became the epitome of what is morality and that's I mean whether it's true or not I don't know but it's incredibly fascinating I definitely think so and I I think Nietzsche made some very good points generally speaking is Kara mean red food additive Halle yes all of these things that are like small food additives they

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are so tiny and kind of beyond the original you know whatever they were extracted from so they are fine it's not a they're not Haram even if they were from animals or pig or they've been kind of transformed so we call this in Arabic esta hala and the Maliki assay that esta hala a taco be at the Hara just as alcohol once it transforms into vinegar becomes pure just as if a person

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urinates over a growing plant or a tree or people urinate over tree right and then the jinn comes and gets them the typical jinn story but if if people do that it doesn't me and let's say the soil absorbs that you know urine which is impure and now the plant extracts nutrients from this as fluid to grow it does not mean that the plant is Haram or impure because there's a transformation

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so this is in arabic is called esta hala and that the same goes for gelatine Mufti do you believe some people are born evil like serial killers hmm it's a fascinating question because I think there are a tiny amount of people who due to abnormalities or like that so I so for example they may have certain parts of the neocortex is developed

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differently they brain like so we have inhibiting elements within our brain that inhibitors now they may lack some of these like so they have them but not to the power that everybody else has them or they have sometimes enlarged there was a study on serial killers and murderers and and they found that I think some part around the hippocampal area and other areas were slight were larger significantly compared to other counterparts so I think they could be that biological element definitely I'm not gonna try and say that that can't be

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the case but I think as Freud said that we are more moral than we think yet far more immoral than we can imagine I think that is true given circumstances but generally speaking I don't think people are necessarily evil but they can be you know there was this interesting movies it's a recent one it was what's it called it was in Spanish I see I love watching Spanish movies just to help my Spanish so you know try and look out for

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any movie I can on Amazon on Netflix that's in Spanish all these TV series and I try to go through them to improve my Spanish so there's this movie the occupant and it was on Netflix and and it's really it's a strange movie but it just I mean it is kind of like artistic in a way because it just shows how certain people have this element of malice to the nature that they I think

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that they are kind of beyond I mean beyond normal people in being kind of somewhat evil yeah I mean I that is strange that is strange Jim Mufti what do you think about Bangladesh and its separation from Pakistan I don't I mean I'm not a specialist on hahaha these here I don't think it could have ever worked to be honest with you Bangladesh and Pakistan could never have been one country because they're not

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joined anyway like they've got a huge they're separated by you know thousands of miles it's not so this it how could this work you know you've got to fly over India to get to validation or you got to take the sea route I mean it doesn't could that ever work I couldn't see that working anyway and then it was kind of obvious that Pakistan because that's where the seat of power was ultimately that they were going to then neglect the Bangladesh because they saw that East Pakistan as which was

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Bangladesh was called East Pakistan as kind of you know their secondary the main thing is here it's a bit like how the UK will always focus on primarily London and West Minister and that kind of by extension England it will never focus on Wales you understand it's not a focus for the UK unfortunately but I mean in a similar way I mean it's the same with many places it's like America will you know it'll always focus on Florida because that's where it gets a huge amount of revenue from but it's not going to focus on some of those you

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know the poorest state so in a similar way that but this is even worse because they're so far separated Pakistan just wasn't going to focus on East Pakistan as much so it was in their interest to get separation independence and and then I think the the kind of civil war that broke out if we can call it that civil because it was still at the time Pakistan I think that was just a tragedy you know I think there was much wrong done by you know many Pakistani soldiers towards Bangladeshis and I think you

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know Bangladeshi women rapes and things like this and to be honest look this is you know it's it it's kind of gonna it's an unfortunate natural consequence when you're gonna get a bunch of foreign soldiers in a time where things are not really ruled by ethics and put them in a territory where they are different by ethnicity and they are the superior kind of being in that situation they're the ones with the guns and they're just a bunch of young men you know geared up for action just living the and then you

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get you know this this is what happens unfortunately you know they're gonna see women these people are gonna be like bloody you know testosterone is gonna be through the roof they knock and this is why in many scenarios you're gonna get this wherever you put armed forces like this in a scenario just young you know men that are kind of like all there for a while and that to kind of men that are very kind of action you know driven they and they you can end up getting these kind of tragedies where they're gonna end up trying to rape women and do stuff like this and so yeah and then obviously

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Bangladesh kind of took support from India and betrayed Pakistan but well I mean you you know one could say well what else were they meant to do but and then Pakistan has kind of not you know Pakistanis kind of still unfortunately that resonates this kind of traitor treason thing in some Pakistani culture that they will see Oh Bangladesh as a kind of like a traitor state that these people kind of betrayed us and had the Indian army come in and surround Pakistani soldiers and and then Bangladeshi culture sees Pakistanis as like you know all these murderers and rapists and yeah and it's

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us it's horrible and it's really bad and I think it's it's a part of history that I wish never really happened and I think is a tragedy so but generally I think I think Bangladeshi people are by and large a kind of a good kind of more peaceful people I feel I don't know from what I've seen compared to like Pakistani lots kind of I don't know a bit loud as a people whereas I feel that the Bangladeshi community by and large is a kind of like just gets on with a

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very you know they're not a kind of like a rowdy bunch they're just kind of quiet and get on I don't know that's my impression and so yes sir Allah is or Allah right most eSAB which philosophers are your favorite I I love all kinds of philosophies really I I mean I love the classics from Socrates I suppose being interpreted by Plato right down I mean I I will really take from any person that

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I can you know I'm not I'm not kind of like oh I only take from this particular philosopher because I think he's awesome I will take from you know what kinds of you you tell me something interesting from the school of stoicism and I'll take it you know if it's good cool all right answer me Mufti it's called excess testosterone yeah I agree I agree and I think that's unfortunate but that's what happens you know you get a bunch of men who are kind of all riled up you put them amongst women

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and you know it's not gonna it's like bloody yeah just I say this anyway men are dogs it's in the it's unfortunately a it's it's it's it's a bad part of the nature of of men of males yeah so what is going on answer me Mufti I don't know what wants her is alcohol made from

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honey halal no so alcohol made from not like none basically not grapes and dates the hanafis do not call that hammer they but they call it an intoxicant still muscular now that they say technically you can drink so long as it's not of an intoxicating kind of like a strong you know intensity so the so like something the kind of units that it carries if

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it's I think they say like if it's 3 percent alcohol or something the hanafi madhhab and that they kind of allow it I believe even what they mean believe it or not the hardline Salafi he's on YouTube saying look of his three percent ah don't worry about it and then he puts the cup down your opinion on Zaytuna College in Cambridge Muslim college right say tuna I think his is great day

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to night is great Cambridge as well I I think they're doing great jobs you know it's I think these things are needed more and more in our society sorry I believe the sahi of Abu layth that would be interesting somebody said why are you telling us about the Hanafi method oh because the Hanafi stance on alcohol was a very very interesting one because they said it wasn't somebody it was an alcohol that's

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why I'm quoting it right so because that's the stance it's the Hanafi stance do you speak Punjabi okay da I not generally I suppose Milford is a kind of Punjabi dialect I suppose this Patwari it's a kind of that but I mean I understand it Punjabi but uh yeah I'm more mostly if I'm speaking let's say DC I'm mostly speaking more to mostly but I do speak Nepali as well like let's say you know with my parents and and you

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know Kanaka da Telugu boy Johnny you like Mario explain where that goes studying my master's in Islamic studies awesome awesome if you are studying Sudip sardar punjab away what is it

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conser conser saga of it sardar punjab of it is Mufti is there a compilation of verified hadith only there is but I would disagree with those many of those hadith like obviously Sahel Bihari is a compilation of allegedly sahi hadith but it's the we see there's like three waves if you like now so this the early kind of you see there's an early stage

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in which hadith just floats around it just free floats it's not a it's not bound by any chain okay chain of you call a chain a senate okay or an it's not you can call it it's not as well is from the same root as senate now then there comes a time when people stop trying to bind the hadith with a chain so in the first century after the Prophet hadith is kind of just free-floating but the chain then emerges the concept about a hundred years after

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the Prophet this then starts to get documented however the central theme the main thing like in the time of Imam Malik the main thing is that mutton the text of the hadith is the primary focus and the chain is secondary this is why mom Malik sometimes misses out the chain what happens is after this first this Eva comes the the major wave of the next wave of Maha theme the next wave of Mahad Athene are the major compilers that you know the book the book the

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people the authors of these books like Bihari Muslim you know all the infinitely shaper Abdul Razak all the d'armée all these kind of people Ahmed in Hamburg these people are all combined and compiling and writing out books not they have a say on what hadith essay or not what happens in this era is a Copernican shift o people the world Copernican people think Musti does not know that does not invent

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decent terminology this the Copernican shift people happens so all of a sudden you have a shift from hadith sorry from the mutton being the center of focus to the Senate now being the center of focus and the mutton is now secondary so the mutton is also important but it's not as important as the chain this is then further solidified by a later wave of Mahad Athene that comes several centuries later like even a Salah and

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air RP and even a Haj are and all the that that final wave crystallizes this and what happened in the last century has been this wake-up call to realign this focus to how it was in the time of the Salaf okay to go back to how the early part of this Ummah were upon in making the center focus had the mutton the wording of the Prophet and the secondary aspect to be the chain not the other way that those Mahad Athene you

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know the second wave Mahad Athene had kind of turned it into so I hope that makes some sense yeah right so that's yeah I feel that that's interesting because that's the Senate people the Senate as the poet says he says Kunlun Issa Allah Allah Oh women says he's saying to this woman that the rest of the women : Nisa a hadith humble our sanity all these women to me are like a hadith

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which have no chain what anty anty hadith on Libya passing he says to her and you are you you are you yeah you to me I like the hadith of evening bus Kunlun me sorry a hadith humble affinity or anty anty hadith only near Allah so mm-hmm let's see what else is going on Mufti

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who is it that said without Buhari a Muslim the Dean would still be fine right there was I slipped my mind but you're right there I did actually quote it as well but it's just slipped my mind right now I am from Chuck Safari father I did go to Jack's party many years ago so he know I was really interesting I was chatting to someone just the other day and they were telling me that there's

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there's an institute in Islamabad and it's got a right I'm just gonna come to this question mark and it's got I think it's called Jala Beebe Institute or something but it's about Islamic Sciences and reconciling it's it's one that works in reconciling between you know science and religion and and that kind of stuff and the fact that I was told that they actually do discuss me and my views they quote you know it's not uncommon that quite commonly

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at times and I was I was really genuinely kind of wild I mean I was flattered but I was kind of like wow I did I mean it's amazing cuz I in many ways I feel that places like Pakistan and you know that they I'm obviously I'm in a different category I mean you have like you know you must have like fasiq soggier kaffir Cindy Shaitaan Pharaon and then they must be like me no but I was joking aside I was I was very kind of flattered to learn that Ana I hope that there's more and

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more you know Institute's that talk about me no I mean I hope there's more and more Institute's that kind of start to develop an open mind in Pakistan that's no not judge Institute Adam this is I think I think it was jalebi I mean that's akin the name of a companion alright so mostly could you explain the hadith in Bukhari about the lawful and unlawful are clear and the two odd between the two or doubtful matters which people should avoid yeah I mean what the hadith is saying Al Hilal you begin will Haram evasion were being a

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homage to be had right so what that means is that look in life sometimes some things are clear and some things are you know like clear as a yes and clear as in no some things are in life you know just as in the Dean but they will be many at times they will be a gray area and it's just saying that looks sometimes it's better to just stop it's giving this cautionary advice I think there's nothing wrong with that

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aspect of the hadith Chaudhry Saab says Musti how many times you got married yeah I've lost count [Laughter] mutt pooch would say mera dil ki kahani hum dum is member hot pardon Shino cabina mati you can't ask me to expose these kind of things on here yeah that's that's just a pure self-destructive move

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[Laughter] alright so right what's going down what's going down save us asked worries the book of blank clear records in Islam sorry in the Quran book of Bank book of clear record I'm not sure what that means do you mean the low hell my fools I'm not sure what that means actually I'm not sure what the question fully is how many fingers

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did you'll see I'd say 20 plus I'd say it's in its three digits okay I add if I'm going to be honest it's probably in its four digits three is being generous three is being modest you know even number two paw he was a great maliki legend and he used to he was a great traveler of the world and what he would do is every place he would go he would stop and make sure he married and even if it was a short stay but he would you know it it'd kind of be

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part of the culture get a feel a real feel of how that culture community lived and when he went to India hey because the Indians were so like with the caste system they don't marry out of the cast so he was kind of like so frustrated with he was like he had what the hell is wrong with these people yeah I think there were one or two that he still did marry but generally he said that there are a lot of the castes they didn't marry outside their own people

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in India he soda yeah so musty please comment on bacha bazi but shahbazi tauba tauba tauba that's disgusting musty fancies himself a Solomon I see why not is it not a right so I think I was reading about I'll come to the bacha bazi question of Manhattan or why somebody is thinking of what job Ozzy that's disgusting and despicable right so I read somewhere was it the king of

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Thailand or some way he's gone into self-isolation with a harem of his of his women with like 40 women or something he's like 40 days 40 women see that's the life that these people this is well people it is what it is huh Mufti have you seen a cerrar video for body washes of the dead right clay that's a good Billy saying I've got a friend called ridwan who thinks he's

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even about dota I know really really from the Mamluk ah ha really is a is also upon the tracks of eben Battuta I think there is not a continent untouched that really has not set foot in and he is not whilst the enculturated with a real feel of the community long live that's the way that's the way Reedy right so right I'll come to that clay I'll come to the question about

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Assad but Chavez II somebody's asked in somebody else has asked that as well are you married to white women I don't see color in that way I only see beauty in the creation of God Allah a fillet do they not ponder a philosopher Karuna do they not ponder over the magnificence of God's creation what's a bit of melanin or a or a lack of it here or the who cares what's the

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you see we're not those that see melanin ends at kaykai's it in right so any good Arabic books you recommend for beginners mm-hmm that's an interesting one I would actually there's loads of books doctor sorties Quranic Arabic is really good it may be a bit boring but for some people but it's actually very or an oriented so all you're learning is always kind of centered around the Quran they give you new verses they you know but you now understand and you feel wow like I'm getting some way with this so I would I

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definitely do like that I would support it there are other books like our V Urbania they can this book one two three four I think and they're good there are quite a few books right now right this thing of share a serves my beloved beloved he's come out saying people you must this is an obligation you must give

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the dead body of wash these cowards are you lying meow sorry ah meow the you know the Lion of a listener yeah you know this is the thing with a cerrar isn't it like I feel that as rod so desperately wants to be relevant but he he's just not sure how to do it and and the way he does he it's like don't don't do it

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this was the one thing you're not to do [Laughter] you know it's like a years ago there was this sketch for me in a clip from this movie scene where with the he crashed the driving on a desert and he crashes the car it's about the guy who has bad luck and he crashes the car and the guys like there's only one tree in this entire desert and you crashed our car into it there's only like one tree in the entire desert and that's you know it's like there's only a select few things that this is how not to do it and

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that's how he goes and does it so I said ah I don't know what his situation I really think he's going through maybe some depression or some anxiety and I don't know some some stress I mean I saw you want to talk here you can always fun we are but yeah this thing of look should we wash the dead body look you don't need to wash the dead body it's not an obligation you you know you can just let these things be it's not the end of the world relax

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you know people go oh my god oh my god but there's many people you don't wash you know these things like it's not like you know if if if water is an issue you just do tear mom tear mum in my Malik said it's not any less than washing it's not like the dead body is gonna benefit from the washing so it's just a ritual so it's good if you can do it if there are circumstances don't kind of go OTT it's Russell is like in many ways the same as the or sulfur for the living if you're a living person your Hustle is an

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obligation you know if you're in a state of ritual impurity to take a shower is an obligation within the Sharia but if for example there's some issues like you're late for prayers or according to the Maliki you can just do tim'm or if you weren't feeling well or if there was some even you see the Maliki assay even if there was an issue like a coal though you fear the cold you could do TM um now that's for the living for ma by Luka bill um what you know what do you think about those that have actually passed away I mean what's the the big deal that if you just do to your mom for

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them I you know so I don't really know what his issue is yeah there's a new vid from Mohammed hablas I'm scared should I watch I can't stand I'm gonna be honest with you shukran by the way Suleyman Shah shukran much love right back at ya look man I'm gonna where is the number 72 coming from let me get to that right

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so 72 isn't enough you know in son for in son nothing is ever enough this is the thing we need to teach ourselves contentment and complacency Allah Allah you know this kind of speak of spiritual contentment it doesn't suit me but still somebody has to teach you Jay healed no I mean this let me get to that but okay first of all this thing on hablas I just

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can't stand the guy you know since he what I've heard about him from people who you know allegedly know him and but that put that aside just the fact that somebody can go on video go online say things like look it doesn't matter if you kill babies if you rape children if you rape women if you murder if you're a drug dealer if you do this if you do that but if you miss your praise sorry but if you pray then you are still more loved by God than somebody who misses his prayers or her prayers honestly just

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what at what that there is nothing you know there is nothing more damaging to Islam then this kind of nonsense and I'm so disappointed by stuff and I think somebody else said it as well maybe inspired by him so yeah this is I so I really don't have much respect for him because of that I would have expected him to have released a few years ago a kind of an apology video about that and kind of retracting that but he hasn't because they believe in easy so right

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yeah hmm right what is this number 72 of rui-zhi in the house right so what cost saying how are you I'm cured Lille I'll hunt I'm good right so this number 72 I'm not quite sure where they get this simply to from there is an Asahi hadith or anything and it's definitely not in the Quran you know people say it's in the Quran you're gonna get 72 virgins waiting in paradise right so hey Yousef

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fuller shukran shukran right may they be 72 waiting for you in paradise right so and Miyagi I'll get to your question in just a moment right so there is no it's not an Islamic thing this 72 in that sense it's not established it's not in the Quran it's not in any authentic so now there may be some fabricated hadith around it I think it just became a popular kind of number that kind of just drifted somehow I know the number 70 was popular with the Arabs to represent like

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countless like people will say in English we today use 100 so we'll say our man I've told you a hundred times the Arabs used to use the word 70 like that you know so Allah says in the Quran that you know well in your for Allah Allah will not forgive them it's tough in Lahore Miletus tough philmc and even if you saw forgiven sabina mara 70 times we still won't forgive them now this doesn't mean that if you said it's 70 times but it just means like countless times but 72 they didn't as far as I'm aware don't generally use that number like that 72

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they did use 70 but not 72 and this is just something that's just kind of floated and it's you know taken some currency and people believe it and the old is gonna be 72 virgins you know it's it's amazing because you get sometimes like you know very dark purity nice people who kind of look down on all this sex in culture and like ah you filthy people with hatred and AH these women who don't cover themselves ah ah they

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full of so much rage and yet they kind of so like cloten you know boast over this amongst in their own search circles that of fantasize over these kind of orgies in heaven of you know it's like the the irony and the hypocrisy it's it's shocking because you think well you know look don't get me wrong I mean you know I'm sure I'm sure there isn't a single person who the thought of an orgy won't bring a smile to their face huh I was a test

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I was testing he was testing you human effects nothing right but I mean let's be real why the rage against people in this world then why the kind of hatred for them you know like sure you don't have to do it you know but I mean why the hatred why the kind of you know so I

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yeah I mean to me the afterlife is something much more complex and like it's different and it's not something that can maybe put into words that's what the hadith says as well actually that it's something that can't even be put into concepts to me maybe it's the continuity is one to do with consciousness the raw and it's to do with maybe there is no gender there is no it's it's a continuity I mean we just don't know we can't fathom it but I don't think it's like in this way how the the way it's but I get I

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also do get the fact that to a lot of people they need like they can't you know they they need something very concrete they're not with the kind of abstract they're not into abstract art [Laughter] they say you are queer hmm consciousness consciousness a chuckwei consciousness thinking a cha-cha-cha attack we sex be whoo yeah this is the kind of thinking a

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check with alcohol Rob this is how people you know they this is how the kind of level that many people are at so I get that and that's why the imagery reflects it works for them yeah mr. miyagi had asked any tips on health during isolation right awright awright awright so Ania have you always had such a happy-go-lucky attitude I don't know

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you know I well well I know childhood was a horror stories I'm not gonna go there but I I think once of age of some I think maybe I but it's difficult now because in hindsight it's difficult sometimes seeing yourself not through your own current lens because when I look back on myself I kind of almost see myself like as me now but just then and I'm sure I wasn't because I'm sure my views have

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changed my thoughts have changed my attitudes may have changed my so yeah and I think you also do you know something you know this attitude that in I you asked I think you pick it up being around certain people so I think this is a it's it's a kind of it's like a contagious attitude if you're around certain people that have this kind of stoic approach to life a bit easy laid-back I think it's amazing honestly I think I've been around a few people

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like that that have kind of really influenced me in that way amongst them one of them was my uncle in Karachi who I lived with may Allah have mercy on his soul he's passed away but he hadn't a great style I totally just loved his style I loved his he's kind of he had humor he had kind of charisma he had and he had a very positive attitude so I don't know maybe I subconsciously I mean I definitely were always influenced by people so I definitely believe I would have been influenced by him as well but maybe I had it already I don't know it's

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difficult to but I do feel that these things can be picked up Salam from New Zealand yummy yeah yeah yummy yummy yeah yeah kisses Oh Mahathir mmm so human-looking Mufti on which datum are you born what does that mean datum on which datum what's a datum

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data the thing the singular of data on which data I don't know does that mean a particular calendar or mostiy on which datum are you I don't understand the question yeah genuinely don't know what data mean mostly what's your credit card number what's your PIN move D what's your PIN quickly just say it before you take you know before you kick the bucket for example fifth July oh my birthday do you mean my birthday

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is that what you mean is that what it means what when's your birthday can you please talk about the fear of death and its implications woof somebody dokku equals swedish is in a specifically cheating no don't spam how much you bench it look at the questions coming through people ah yeah my birthday my birthday is on January the 16th so right people really curious

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about me personally yeah I have siblings we're actually I'm right in the middle of six siblings there you go right but they're not really involved in the religious thing at all really so yeah but I'm bang in the middle we're like three boys three girls I'm in the middle so Mufti do you skip leg day I don't but I'm right now being forced to skip the gym altogether all right so somebody said we have the same birthday avoir doing it doing it

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where'd you buy your books from I order online I a lot of the times when I go abroad I take trips to buy books sometimes like you know and I'm feeling a little break I might fly out not right now with Corona but I've I've bought from online websites I think there's an eel war for art there was Makabe with I think not the British but there was it's based in Lebanon it was based in Lebanon I vote from them I fought from other websites I've had people buy me books post them to me I've all kinds if I'm

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interested in a book I'll just follow it through did I go through did I go to Darla Lew Marie I absolutely didn't know I didn't go to the lumber at all thank God otherwise I'd be sitting here like brothers this is Haram am i from Pakistan ethnically yes I'm from Pakistan originally from ethnically from Azad Kashmir like the the other Mir booties but I have spent I did have family in Karachi as well though mine and was in Karachi and that side monk oh

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yeah but and I spent most of my time in Pakistan several probably about five six years in Karachi so yeah but I think yeah why not why not it's all good somebody said they're from Kashmir I take it you mean the Indian Kashmir probably that's awesome I would love to visit India someday but then you know the problem is India's just so volatile sometimes you think yeah but anyhoo okay I know it's like you never know right

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mostly Hasan nice are you doing it you doing it what are my opinions on even Arusha tell her feed and his and his Islamic legacy I think even a roast is a legend who's been undermined by Islamic by Islamic scholarship his book with a little much the hey this an epic book which to be fair did K is you know is given due credit but he isn't even a rushed al her feed was the philosopher the Maliki from Muslim Spain about maybe about

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about 900 years ago and he he was I mean he was amazing he had some you know some amazing thoughts he thought out of the box and things like that so I really do love him he has a book he has many books but he has this book called fossil McElwee he speaks about is there a clash between religion and science and because philosopher in his day and age was science falsify in his day and age was not restricted to philosophy today philosophy today is just abstract

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thought but falsify in day day and age covered the world around you so he covered biology covered things like botany covered things like about you know zoology about animals it covered so the sciences weren't that kind of unpacked and separated as they are today so in his day and age when he says so in the book he does explain it's about the world around you and everything in it is there a clash between what we would say today science and religion so yeah I smile has asked would I have Dawa man on the podcast why not I wouldn't mind having da woman on the podcast yeah I'll

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try and reach out to him at some point Oh get him on the ask him what's this about the lollipops ya like this lollipop and the wrapper is off it and it's on the floor and there's ants on it sister the ants sisters the ants of eat in Europe I honestly don't get and I don't get the general I mean I suppose I do get but I don't agree with the whole insecurity that a lot of men have when

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it comes to especially I think sometimes religious people more so when it comes to women and like sexual partners and things like this and they feel that my god you know this is she's used you know it's like whoa God he'll help me he used and I feel that that's an insecurity that the person has with themselves that they feel you know that they can't I don't know like maybe they they feel that they're gonna be lacking you know it and it doesn't just have to

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be quantity I know we're not all of a particular breed shall we say but the thing is it it's a qualitative experience isn't it and a person doesn't need to feel so insecure but I feel that in religion this unfortunately a lot of this is pushed yeah I mean somebody said do you mean experience to be honest I totally agree I don't see and you know the Arabs of the past never had this they never had this thing about I mean it did exist it wasn't that it didn't exist but it wasn't generally about

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virgins it wasn't about like they you know died of because you see in the old Arab societies and early Islamic societies the divorcee women easily remarried instantly remarried it wasn't even a you know it was just instantaneous it was like such a norm it was never a thing that was being sought out even you know people might say about the Prophet it's not true because the Prophet with the exception of a share of the law on her all of his wives that he ever married one were not virgins when he married

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them it was never they never had this obsession with kind of and I don't know why I just see that as insecurity that's been kind of wrapped up in religion because there's no religious aspect I mean don't get me wrong it's not obviously it's it's fine but what I'm trying to say is it's fine in any scenario it's not something which yeah

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mm-hmm certain doesn't Douaumont believe certain sex positions are haram I think if I recall correctly he said certain positions lead one to becoming homosexual unless that position was like in the men's shower room and it was was their bending over to pick up some soap I don't know wha-ha-ha position would any position in a heterosexual relationship

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would make a person become gay I just ah these people I perceive men's services as my virgins I've not slept oh you got to be careful here people best way to learn right so somebody had asked a question about v how to do hips let me share some tips there's a little bit of a masala segment I'll do a bit of that and then we got to wrap this up folks so if if you're doing hit a good way to do

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it the way I did it okay when I memorize the Quran what I would do is I haven't now I haven't got the most half here but nevertheless let's just say I mean we say the most half but let's pretend so let's say this was the most half now what I would do is I would take a line so before I would set a time when I'm going to memorize so let's say my time for memorizing was usually after Maghrib it was like into the evening and then it

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would be up until then we'd have a break would have food and then after that it would be up till YCJA and then a bit after Isha and then we'd kind of go to sleep so because this was in the motherís are that I was staying in Islam well many many years ago so now what I would do is and I had set this myself it was my kind of strategy that before we even got to memorizing time so we used to have a break between Asura and Merapi was a break you go out chill out play walk drink some tea do whatever you want so you know kids played cricket

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football whatever they wanted now before that break what I would do is I would read over my entire thing that I'm going to memorize but the way I would read it over is I would take one line one verse I would read one verse until like I'd read it a few times like let's say five times six times until I can look away and read it now once I can do that I'll read the next verse I'll read the next verse next verse until I can look away and read it and then what I'll do is I'll try and read the first verse and second verse and then I would do this

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till halfway on the page and then I would start from the second half of the page doing the same thing again I would just read one line until I can one verse until I can look away and read it so I've read it let's say five six times now the next one with it so the first and the second then the first second third then you know fourth first second third fourth and now I would go to my break and now by the time I come back I forgotten but I'm happy to forget I want to forget so when I come back now what I would do is I take a break Maghrib time

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I used to up until eating up until the the kind of dinner break which was like about an hour about 50 minutes I used to go into a separate room and were into their library I had permission to do so and what I used to do is I used to go over each verse with its translation in English I used to use the Abdullah's of alle Quran I should check up any hard words that I didn't understand in Arabic so I had like the what is it what was it called the Morpher that of the Quran and I had by Rajab last for honey as well he's as well and then I would check up one two tough

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seeds to add some detail to the story now because let's say I'm memorizing two pages today or four pages today then you know it's not too difficult to do or check a few tough seeds and now I'd go I'd have my break I mean dinner break would and when I come back now I would memorize in the same way I would read over the verse several times until I look away and can but this time I would do it continuously and once I've done that that's how I do it to one page stop start fresh from the second page all the way then I'll do page one page two together then start page three down then

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page four on its own then page 3 page four together then page one two three four together now once I've done that I used to be good now I would then try to repeat that in my salaah so when we went to Isha I would try to read that what I've memorized to myself and where I get stuck I would really struggle but I have to get that breakthrough and sometimes I would end up going and looking it up but that would be and I would repeat it through that ish our thing I'd repeat it once before I sleep to myself as I wake up I would try to repeat it in the morning prayer and now when I went to class I had it simple as that so that's

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how I used to do memorize the the Quran when I did and and I had a rule that when when I'm ready to increase I can it's double or nothing so if I'm gonna increase how much I memorize I have to double the entire quantity otherwise I ain't doing like I can't go there's no fractions so I began from one page and then I went from one page to two pages then from two page I had to go to four pages this was my own self-imposed rule so and then eventually I went from four pages to eight pages

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and then like half a juice right so but you can you you have this cognitive opening okay there are also some doors and stuff that you can read that kind of helps you as well right okay and I have got a video on that as well right I think I've forgotten how to read the Quran there's not look there's no harm if you've forgotten in owning up to that I think I think that you you can start again it's nothing you know don't think look

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there's a lot of people who've turned religion into something unfortunately nasty or horrible or something a bit somber and a bit kind of morbid don't let them you know monopolize this religion it doesn't belong to them it belongs to anybody who wants it if you don't know how to read the Quran there's no shame in just learning you know you can learn from YouTube nowadays you can just I live but you get a basic thing you can get printouts nowadays you get free lessons online you get you know you practice a bit within I guarantee you

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would learn all the alphabet you'd learn how to read the letters you'd learn all of that within one week you would be reading I think within four weeks you'd be reading with fluency if it's just reading that's how that's guaranteed so it's nothing difficult I think if you've forgotten you can always learn all right people let's wrap this up right Oh before we do wrap it up right now people people people's people's people's you see for so long people have been

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criticizing not only me but many of the people on our haircuts yeah so I actually need a hick I'm just ah bloody quarantine but now you know this oh yeah there's a fade show back inside this is Haram this is Azhar this is this and the Salafi I bang on about it and the do Bundy bang on about it and the mullahs bang on and they bully these young children into saying that's Haram they make them have like these ridiculous geek hairstyles all day long and then with time they just realized as

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well so this before us is I came across this this was a boy eisah share a boy from the UK who as you can see I think that was his kid he'd kind of done his cut is here and many people thought that was a picture of me which to be fair I thought god damn when I saw it as well I thought bloody oh so the people went off as well saying in commenting they were saying like so some of the comments

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said Marshall I didn't know you a move to Abu layth Baba it mentioned this somebody said this hey Curt reminds me of someone and a so cool musty from the Midlands and somebody said nothing all rise everybody said and and then they've obviously asked about a sir that look is this whoa isn't this Haram and you know is this haircut permissible on his question I was never allowed to have

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these and then Abu ASA says yes it's permissible you know it's this one no problem you know this one this R this R now the thing is that you see for so long so many for like two decades in the West especially children have been bullied by you know these kind of movies to say this is Haram and now what's happened is they're just gonna eventually just say the same thing that I've been saying all this while that actually that isn't Haram because the

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other Hicker obviously looks dumb on my you know my own children or on my own nephew or on my own this looks normal so you know when I I see this kind of stuff it makes me think can we have mail love me a good shot occurred so this you see this is the thing I I now we're probably gonna get I guarantee you there's probably gonna be a soon a ruling from now yes sir Rd or someone saying that now that's actually absolutely fine to have a fade haircut

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and you know because now one of their own like shareable Issa is doing it so you're gonna get and then some other kind of Salafi scholars are gonna come and say well actually yeah yeah it's fine and all this wild that they've been kind of you know these kind of people I'm not saying necessarily share hub or user to me but this group of people from that denomination al-hadith and the O Bundy's have been kind of slagging me off for saying look at his haircut and look at how he trims this and look at

2:26:12

this and this is how they tease me people so when I say that I'm just ahead of the curve that's all it is these people I guarantee you that you know in I guarantee you in maybe the next 10 years they will be saying all these are the rulings that I'm saying now and they will be saying that you know things like oh well actually you know the beard you know it's not her arm if you shave if

2:26:51

you shave it or if you do this they will say things like evolution isn't it's not her arm to believe in evolution they will be reconciling between some of these they I guarantee you they will be doing all of these things it's just that you know I'm ahead of the curve here people that's all it is you know as the Joker said I'm not crazy I'm just ahead of the curve and yes somebody's I didn't know that that's popular that is so popular these people you know in

2:27:29

schools in in schools in Masjid they are my own nephew was sent back from his Masjid I know several people they sent back from my shades it's Haram you know you're not allowed to have this acre because all you heard same Lynton me well how can they hear be same limb to me because if this me is growing long and that is going long that's hey go be sure meme okay the guys looking at a new

2:28:08

car and he's like oh this new kind he says like he says to the salesman he says oh he looks at the boot and he says cargo space and he and the guy goes no cargo road car no go space cargo this car no plane this cargo Road so this is the thing you see that you can't have different lengths here that's dumb that's like the dummy nobody even thought that through they just oh I do have a feeling to me hmm well you know

2:28:46

that the Prophet had long hair how can you have long if it's all the same length that's dumb because you see you can't do that because that means your sideburn hair is gonna be as long as your head here which is gonna be as long as their hair growing from the back of your neck that just can't be you're gonna have you're gonna trim certain here to kind of tie it in together and the profit at times did braid is here as the Companions often did so this is the ridiculous thing that we're seeing you know we we see this and the movies are like you know who should be worried and they think this is a punishment they I

2:29:26

don't get you know I don't on one hand they think it's a it's Islamic I don't know where they get that from you're not the Howey he kind of screws this up a bit because he comes out with oh it's Islamic to kind of shave your hair even though the hadith in Sahih Muslim says to shave your hair is a sign of the Huaraz of this Ummah those who will be astray and misguided that's what the hadith inside Muslim says he says what see Muhammad Ali and this symbol you will know them by the fact that they shave their heads

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that's the hadith now so this okay now but anyway mamta how we kind of says oh because the Prophet shaved his head for Omaha I'm for the Hajj sorry that therefore its Sun and you think well hmm well in the Hajj you walk around in a Haram I don't think walking around in a Haram is also Sun but anyway the other meth-heads considered look you know just have the Prophet said if you're gonna have here take care of it you know man can Allah who shall fell you cream home take care of it you know and the companion says when he said that to me I used to comb my hair

2:30:42

twice a day at least because the Prophet said that so I think you know these things ah and it just it's so yeah and and and it's become this thing especially in the indo-pak world and in the madrasahs on one hand they do it as a punishment a control mechanism so this one time check this out people and then we're gonna wrap this up the there was the we were in daughter hadith here which is the final body class and and they used to be about 90 odd students in our class and

2:31:21

still somebody took top positions in the exams [Laughter] alright so anyway there are about 90 AD students in our class and this one time the you know the like the principal he comes in and he's teaching us Bihari and he's fuming and he slams the book shut and he goes yeah hop it Ali Bey in kiisu Atma Shaitaan you know this some Devils

2:31:59

demons amongst you pretend to be students of knowledge and we've caught one out so I thought that oh my god and he goes you know what and we're gonna punish we've punished him and we've done this and I'm trying to figure out what was this guy doing because I'm everybody I'm thinking anyway he must have been up to some naughty naughty not some hanky-panky and he must have got busted and everybody's like what did he do what he's like huh worst poly Bell native or Shaytan posh a pawn he was a Shaitaan

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and then all of a sudden we're waiting we're waiting the suspense drum roll is killing us what did this guy do I mean was he caught like how many students had he done was he trying to be a Casanova amongst the male dormitories what was this guy doing right so it turns out that this was a Sri Lankan kid and all he had done was he'd gone out on the day off which was a Friday we should have a Friday off and he was watching some TV in a cafe not

2:33:13

too far from the motherís ah that was it I was raped uh I was wait I was expecting like there was some kind of like either rape or some kind of like what some brutal kind of like what had happened the way he said that this devil we caught him we punished him you know we made an example out of him and I was thinking whoa and then he's like oh it's this the Sri Lankan kid and so we realized oh yeah he's not in class here there was this a Sri Lankan kid usually sits over there and he wasn't there and it's because yes

2:33:51

because what we've done is we've punished him and we've suspended him and we've beat him up and we they battered him with sticks it's like what the hell is wrong with you guys and they huh and he was wearing jeans waltz in the cafe huh Temari haircut he sat in jeans and he was regulating the guy was watching cricket or something and do you know what they did they shaved his head they they got him as a punishment they

2:34:30

brought in in in the in the Masjid courtyard and they shaved his head I just thought wow like what the hell is wrong with you guys like you know is this like seriously all need some serious help this is not where's the reset button can i unplug this and plug it back in and reset the whole software here it's this is and they were like huh you know now that he's bold we're gonna see does he go out

2:35:10

people are gonna say yeah they cool I'll get a claw they're gonna say two o'clock yet a claw ha ha ha you're gonna say the Baldy has come and you know ha ha ha let's beat the drums on his head and they go I mean this honestly it was somebody said that's bullying there was next level of bullying that used to go on in those mothers I'm telling you you know one day I'm gonna try and get on on my mind trap a student and maybe we can reminisce over some of the things if you'll agree to it that is yeah but yeah

2:35:48

so guys let's wrap this up but it's just crazy stuff man he's touching the eyebrows is touching the eyebrows haram what why would touching your eyebrows to be Haram I mean most wrong with touching your eyebrows was in the races whilst he was screaming know who turned him into this is it what influence it was ridiculous I'm telling you these these it was next level don't get me wrong some teachers were great people but you know it's it's a different world though honestly it's a different world it's a

2:36:27

very kind of brutal do you remember what you've read when you've read academic works how do you remember what you read how I remember usually when I read something interesting try to enjoy I try to explain it to someone that always helps you know if you enjoy something try and explain it someone guys let's wrap this up if you do want to reach out to me with anything Instagram message me if you what is it facebook Messenger as well subscribe to my channels I'm gonna put them on if you

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  title = {{Monday Nights with Mufti Abu Layth 159}},
  year = {2020},
  month = {4},
  date = {2020-04-07},
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  organization = {Mufti Abu Layth Archive},
  urldate = {2026-11-01},
  note = {Auto-transcribed, may contain errors}
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