Monday Nights with Mufti Abu Layth: Session 142 pt.1

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demons those of you that do not know today I will be sharing a secret own secret oh and that is that it appears people that I have been dabbling in the dark arts [Music] so alright wait wait

so ho today's Mufti masala segment will be me explaining why I'm in the dark arts why I dabble in these dark arts and what that's all about aha and apparently my demons and my jinns who are like like that with me they see we're like what we homies so we're gonna talk all about that since people are actually people are

victimized they yeah I'm undermining the undermining the term they are traumatized they are tragedies I need I need more grandiose terms yet it's not quite befitting people are suffering because apparently I've been sending a bunch of genes to attack people oh oh yes zone but it is one of these

people osseous osseous so I'm going to speak one about that a little later on about the people that I've been sending genes to attack because apparently they've got the truth out of the genes you see and the genes have confessed those people these genes ain't loyal these genes ain't loyal people no matter how many how many shitty sacrifices I did for these gene mother job ever fault

I will be upon you so they've the genes have gone and informed them in pharma in formatting in for mummy right so they've told they've confessed that it's a belief who are centers this I'm not making up this is actually a real event but I'm gonna get to that at the end of this today's episode in the multi masala segment we'll look at the genes that I've been sending and these disloyal disloyal heartbreaking ruthless

Informer genes that have kind of dogged me in will be speaking about that a little later on that's it man snitches get stitches these these Jim I'm gonna have to put a hit on their head now call my other gene to put a hit on these genes head alright so but we've got a lot to of other things to talk about as well today so people don't be puns let me just bring this up keep the questions at hand ah comments are disabled in the YouTube all

right you know I'll tell you how this works I will check I will you know this is almost like the Copenhagen interpretation in quantum physics that I'm serious whenever I observe the YouTube comments they're always disabled so it will work that I will you know before going live on YouTube the times that I will go into YouTube to check it will say chat disabled so I'll say well okay and I'll do that let's say so many times in a row and then one time I'll be like okay let it just go because

let's say I'm running late and that day the chats will be enabled and I'll think oh that's odd next week I'll remember like today I checked in it's the same yeah oh yeah who's playing this game you know the the gym YouTube it's a conspiracy people it's a conspiracy but other than that other than that people what we'll be taking a look at today

right what we'll be taking a look at we've a few things I've listed a few topics I do also what I haven't listed and I'll be going through as well so you can click like click share I've come across another video by that his name is I think his name is a smile but he has a channel don't convert to Islam so in this in this video Robinson last week's class was really good with the sugar and Robin chakra and bienvenidos it's always a pleasure to

see you online here Oralia shukran shukran right people tuning in click like click share so I will be taking a look at there's a video a new video by the me smile the who was a convert a white convert he then left Islam I think is a Christian now so he's got a video on the plagiarism forgotten white school now I think but it's along the lines of is the Koran plagiarized or the Koran is

plagiarized something like that now but today he's released a part two saying that the Quran was plagiarized from the ancient poets of Arabia namely Imran faced the Malika Billy Lee the libertine King people oh right so a favor of many one that appeals to that human rascality right so emerald Isis is a legend in his own right and will speak about him but he feels that it's my ilk Abu Adam feels

that the Quran was plagiarized from Umbra el pase who is really just a generation you know more or less a generation or two depending are you measuring generations before the prophet sallallaahu I leave Salem but but these are the the celebrities in the time of the Prophet so the when the Prophet was growing up the celebrities that all the Arabs spoke about with the poets people like Nabi Rasool be any people like a lot of people like labeed like payees paratha all these kind of people so did the Prophet plagiarize the Quran from

him this is the claim that is my love Adam is made so I want to although I hadn't scheduled that but I want to respond to that this this Islam knocking over this Islam is not that easy you know they have to first of all go through me you know this awesome this so I would like to respond to his his claim on poetry and things like this in today's session in addition to that

all right okay no idea I'm just trying to read a question a comment but it's not making any sense to me so no idea I think somebody's just I also wanted to speak about some random topics like I mean not random relevant but one is on the Barbary Masjid in India the case from the Supreme Court and also so the decision has come through and so what are our thoughts about that right so the

other thing is the the Pakistani famous actor Hamza ali abbas he has made a statement recently about a wishing to devote more time to religious dialogical discourses and moving away from the showbiz industry now though I don't watch many Pakistani films don't think I've hardly watch right but obviously homs ali abbas is a huge name and he's somebody I'm definitely very impressed by intellectually and I'd like to maybe what are my thoughts on that so these are some people lest I forget the problem with the far left we need to

address this tough talk people needs to be done tell the hoja you know when you're doing so many bunga bunga is like hashtag bunga bunga we call in our language this is in they say say in Punjabi as well and mid body and all the Patwari language is that it's when you when you're looking for trouble the panga you cause the panga so but what the hell I think this is now this

is a serious issue I would like to address this the far left I think it is a huge problem and it needs to be addressed but cool so any questions let's take a look at that do remember to click like click people right spread the love people spread v any officer you never know you

know you never know people of a stake addiction familiar Johnny Allah I was de que de clochette Oh Millie Johnny Vern re Omar Burke Asif oh my god he says that at the very least you might as well just cry out and yell perhaps you might find the person or the

thing that you're looking for by yelling out you never know the poet says that varna yo Omar burkas Fri GaN to him otherwise this journey of life is just going to waste anyway these people are some of the wise words huh hi hi so what is going let's take some of your questions not seen you in the gym yeah I've been I've been on a break for I think it's sulfite it's been four weeks

I've not been to the gym and probably another two weeks I've been told you've got to stay off for about four to six weeks in between so want to recover so you had a little fracture and - I thought you know I thought it's a good time what I'll do is I'll use the time to cut down instead so I've been actually I mean you can't really see today because I've been wearing a trip up but I've been cutting down quite a quite substantially and I thought what I'll do is I'll cut down in fact I've just had abort a spin bike just had it

assembled today so I thought what I'm gonna do is these remaining one two weeks and the further cut down I'm taking some of those supplements seems to be working wonders honestly I noticed the other day that my my jeans had gotten loose and I don't I just wear a size 32 and that had gone loose for me I was like oh so people it seems to be working and carnitine or carnitine people l-carnitine works wonders honestly obviously many other things as well so yeah so that's what I'm doing I'm gonna be cutting I'm cutting down and then I'm hoping to in

about two weeks time to start one two weeks and then hit it hard and heavy and just proper once again lean muscle build it up stack it up again so that's my personal my personal little mini project going on but yeah right so let's take a look at some of your questions first of all people what's bothering the awesome minds what's preoccupying the awesome minds of me my amazing facebook empty

myth empty I can't obviously see the questions today on YouTube thank God now I'll open this as well soon soon come soon come they do mention each other I can't see a boo was Reihana forced to marry Muhammad I should look into lean gains yep I am I'm looking into a lot of got my only all thing going on is there a secret to mikata are in the Quran are there any village Wars going on how did angels fight against the hostile

polytheists at Buddha ah interesting s muy interesante you see let's take this question first people you see it's interesting that the Battle of Badr okay first of all depicting the Battle of brother of the Companions and the Prophet the Prophet site the believers as they were then manone they were one not in huge quantities people this famous number three one three three thirteen but it's not necessary that they were three hundred thirteen they may have just been

three hundred three hundred and whatever or not number but the point is they weren't they were outnumbered that part seems to be you know what the evidence clearly suggests that the army of grace were probably at least a thousand strong and the believers did not want to engage in any kind of warfare but they were prepared for it like they weren't prepared but they were you know hoping for the best but expecting the worst it was that mentality but they were hoping that they were just able to reach the

place and because the whole thing was to do with a caravan arriving and they didn't want it they didn't want it to be intercepted by the Quraish before they could get to the caravan and so this is what the race was - it was - the caravan now the dangers were if they if grace got there in time before them there was going to be a showdown face off and they weren't in a good position to take on because they were heavily outnumbered they were not militarily equipped very well I mean they had swords but that's it really you know they had a few Spears

a few horses they weren't really they were just apart from I mean they did have swords and things like that but they weren't compared to the other people who came Camelback and horseback and you know with all these kind of drums beating and all these people making a big hoo-ha really prepared a whole parade for war so now as it happened that or I'm cites the believers saying that they were hoping that it was not going to be a war outcome but yeah Allah says in the Quran but Ya Allah what Allah had destined

was to be and the point is that they there is a clash there is a face-off they turn up the ratio of the now the believers do stand their ground and they fight passionately battle of badr is overwhelmingly a clear success for the believers and obviously reinforces the entire faith structure and it was a very moving emotional kind of battle because one they don't want to you know sometimes when you pushed against the corner you come out of it

fighting really hard so so they were kind of just fed up and it's a very uneven some of that I had eath that transmit the final doors I mean not the final but the doors the final two hours before warfare of the Prophet where he says to where he makes it to a de ya la in toilet idolize Baba let me talk about fill up that this is all there is of the believers if they today perish you will not be worshipped on this earth it's as simple as that and it is an amazing very

emotional kind of event that takes place now later on you see a lot describes in the Quran that they were reinforced and assisted with angelic help now is this literary usage or is this actual physical descriptions many Muslims who believe that this is just literary kind of symbolic usage of language like when Allah says in the Quran for example about the Beata red one that when they made a pledge to avenge Rosman because

they thought lost man this later on in Medina had been killed but he hadn't and the Prophet took a bay a tall red one he took a pledge till the end with some believers around him and Allah says why yet Allah he Foca ad him you know they put their hands on top of you and Allah placed his hand above the hand now this nobody believes that to be literal they all take that to be kind of symbolic usage to mean that God is with you so this thing when Allah says they were you know 5000 angels or you know thousands of angels we sent reinforcing you was this about reinforcing your

determination your your ability your steadfastness in the face of adversity is that what it was or were these literal kind of anthropomorphic like men like people that were there fighting so many people would feel that this was this was simply symbolic usage of languages literary usage it was not real the thing is that some Sahaba do describe later on like we have descriptions of some companion saying oh we saw these angels come forward and

fight they were you know cutting off the the limbs of the people in front of us they were sliced slicing through the enemy ranks ahead of us now they say and they some of them described him in color that they were kind of armored Clady this green clad armor that they were wearing and the horses were clad cladded in certain kind of armor and a green color and they had and their faces were masked and some of the companies the prophet doesn't describe this but some

people have made these descriptions now it's interesting that you see on one hand were these simply simply kind of narrow to logical stories that these companions were telling other generations after them as one would maybe at times anthropomorphize forces or determination so was it just a literary thing like storytelling was that what it was that many people may feel that other people have felt that this may have been in the midst of the battle that's what it felt like to them

that they felt that oh my god were people did I see something you know and they felt they saw the these things so you know whether those things were actually happening but they felt it and that's fine so that's another into that's another interpretation now I did come across recently a rare interpretation now I'm not saying this interpretation carries any has to be has to carry any truth but it was an interesting one and it was

just intriguing I mean most likely it isn't true I don't believe it's true but I just found it interesting and I haven't looked into it so deeply but from what I came across you see some people have proposed that and and these are some kind of historians and non-muslims you know and people who specialize in in kind of Persian history and things like this they have proposed and hypothesized that Salman al-farsi

rhodiola one who was a Persian and he'd come from a he had a very illustrious kind of history like somebody who initially was from the family of of his rastering background and that too from a kind of priestly lineage and then he converts to Christianity and then he baked and then he becomes a very like a successful trader and then he moves to Makkah now the interesting thing is that

I'm sorry to to Medina and embraces Islam now the interesting thing is that these people feel that salman al-farsi was originally sent with a kind of military intelligence perspective from the persian empire and he because the persian empire had fallen into a bit of disarray as well and it was quite insecure and because he was from a family that were of highly priests they were close to this you know the the kisses and the rulers and things

like this so they feel that as a very intelligent person they nominated him and sent him to kind of gather intelligence and hopefully this is what this some of these historians have alleged the salman al-farsi was to mobilize these southern forces who were these Bedouins and non bedouin but these Arabs who were a neglected people because you had the you know you had the Byzantine and you had the Persian sassanid dynasties and at the South you just had these Arabs who were neglected negligible force so he was to mobilize

them and use them to attack the Byzantines eventually in time to come this allegedly is was some kind of conspiracy that some people are I have argued that Salman al-farsi was originally sent with and then he may have truly embraced Islam whether so they've not I mean from what I've heard they've not argued that whether his embracing of Islam was fake so they feel that maybe he truly embraced this message but he always kept a and he was close to

the house of Karen now sometimes just written in English as Karen like the the English name Karen like of a woman but here Karen was a I mean it was it was a man not a woman in Farsi who were a particular that like a fiefdom they had like a like a miniature Kingdom if you like within the Persian Empire and they were rivals with the current sassanids but they were still Persian at the end of the day part of that kind of heritage and now this historian argues that there was an incident when a new Chauhan the

famous leader of the Persians is is facing a Turkish kind of unscrew that from you know the torque the original from up north central asia and he's going to fight them and he stands there and they standoff and he's losing he's losing you know he doesn't seem to be able to hold his ground and then this army turns up that are not a part of his army but they come you know with this kind of green armored clad Clady dharma sari and the horses have this green cladded kind of armor and they have the faces covered and they fight off the

torque and save sure one inertial one is before islam he's probably about two generations before islam now you see he's a famous Persian one of the the epic kind of leaders so he then at the end of the battle once they've won allegedly gets these people and managed to kind of encircle them and he forces them to own up to who they are and they are from the household or they they've then revealed that we are from the household we are Knights from the household of Karen of Karen now these

historians like Joe Johnny Jason job Johnny and others have then argued that they feel Salman al-farsi had sent message to the household of Karen of Karen who then sent those same Knights because this description is he feels and some of the people I can feel the description of the household of the Knights of the household of caring so they came and helped the Muslims beat the battle of badr and then they just

disappeared so two Muslims it felt that maybe they were the Angels because they didn't expect anybody to be this so when they saw these things you know these horses in cladded armor and and the knights in green cladded armor and masks and they associated this with maybe an angelic help or because they were told there is angelic help as well they assumed that this was the angels that's an interesting kind of interpretation obviously it requires a lot of exploration into the history into looking into these these armors sorry

these armored Knights of the house of Karin and what role they really did play in history and how powerful they were I mean even if it is true it in no way is it's not worrying or anything like this it just even if it be truly simply just goes to show that okay that there was help but and some people because they were told there was Angelique help as a literary device they assumed this help to have been the angelic one as an assumption because otherwise it didn't make any sense I mean I'm not saying it's true I don't most likely it wasn't

true but I feel even if it was true it's not in any way problematic but I found it an interesting theory nonetheless I did find it interesting cool so I hope that's broadened some research horizons for some of you out there so what else is going on missing there right so what else is going on

people's people's people's shared the questions you know share the fittin and shares the last it loves him or her but gah yeah I'd be nervous on that a word of love this is its its miniature kind of story reduce story it loves him ha but God yeah at the novice online simply to delay a shake pellet awesome online

right that he says if you if you completely wrap up this word it embodies the heart of a of a lover and if you allow it to unfold eating it in and of itself is time Allah right so can everyone be their own movie you see that's an interesting question what does that mean I would say to some extent if you mean by to some extent yes there are certain things that will just disturb you as an individual and you

have the right to be disturbed and you have the right to question and you have the right to kind of not blindly follow these things are all right and I don't mean they all right they are all correct but you see with that comes a responsibility of owning up to your limitations you can't be a musty in the true sense of the word what our actual multi years a Mufti is somebody who is

trained and has a skill to not only understand Islamic law but to legislate he can himself oh she can themselves legislate Islamic law so just because you can in some ways if I use that term like if I agree to that sentence can we all be our own Mufti to some extent but not in the technical sense not in the sense that you know a person should say well look you know what I'm just gonna pick this book up and or I don't accept this and then if they say well why fine you could say it disturbs me and I'm

going to look into it and I'll ask people or try to learn but not to assume that all of a sudden you're an expert on hadith or you're an expert on Islamic law or you're an expert on you're not I mean it's not these things you know they don't just they're not you know just because people just because I make this look easy that's the difference I just make it look easy this this stuff is a science an absolute science as they say the man on the top of the hill didn't just Landy he had to climb his way of me so people it is it is hardware it's fun

but it is hard work it's not something so not to so although I do support people being critical and being very and I encourage that but I do at the same time kind of press on the issue that they must acknowledge their limitations like a person must acknowledge look I don't actually understand the Quran you know I must like just because you're following you critical doesn't mean that now you've become a master of all I understand the Quran just as well even though I don't understand that's not

true so yes so in that sense would you add more qualification on in this day and age would you add more qualifications on being a Mufti I'm not sure what that question means can you clarify the hadith about long nails I'm not sure which hadith that is about long nails but generally I know that look Muslims the Muslim culture generally does not like long nails and the the general description is one of

hygiene it's because you see obviously you have to understand that having longer nails exposes an individual to greater unhygenic circumstances that's just a given you know that as they say in Arabic tassel hassle you know it says the it's a given people you know you can't argue with it the question is if you can maintain your hygiene I don't think it's an issue I think this issue was simply a hygienic ruling that the Prophet gave where he generally spoke about hygiene because you have to

remember as well hot environments where people are sweaty where there's a scarcity of water where things like this and there isn't remember nails weren't I mean I don't they definitely weren't in the Arab culture a symbol of fashion so although today they are I mean they're a huge industry but and I think you know people with fake acrylic nails or different kind of fake nails that they were I don't think it's Haram or anything like this to weather and the rulings of Islam are still

relevant from a hygiene perspective that's what they always will like is religious studies sufficient enough on being a Mufti yeah if you specialize I mean if you do the stuff if you study you are or it you know it's like if you study engineering you're an engineer it's not like if you study the island course the mufti course if you do these things you will be a monkey I mean hopefully a few as long as you don't entirely sleep during the lessons but

it's a Mufti somebody who really specializes within Islamic faith and law and things like that and it's anime imeem to be honest with you I think I love the fact of being a Mufti it's one of my it is my life's perhaps the greatest achievement I love it to bits it's this is why I proudly only you know it's like I've said it and it's a title it's a rank it is a rank you know when you have to pull rank it's like I've often said people I don't have a hierarchy I am

[Laughter] because it's you know a Mufti is up there when it comes to Islamic knowledge and Islamic science it doesn't mean they know you know everything but usually you're more better trained than most most kind of regular scholars and Imams and shook and it's a rank above the hierarchy right so what are the rules regarding such that till our MA see it people like this that that my heart

bleeds see in the midst of everything what bothers what bothers brother Imran is how are the rules for the such that till our like when I'm reciting the Quran and I have to go into prostration oh no but Pakistanis have this who they kind of go over do with the actions and go see a lot of it years ago in Pakistan

you see here as well amongst like some yadi people but you'll they'll be like you know if they're going oh right so such that took Tyler Wow well basically there are certain prostrations in the Koran that are deemed kind of necessary as in one should do them unless there's some preventive factor otherwise if you read those verses of the and you ought to do a prostration and it's just a single you know you just go

down into prostration that's all right so it's not you know so you'll just be standing and you'll just go into prostration and these obviously you will to do this you ought to be upon what when you ought to be facing the tickler that's the general rules that most people agree upon and how many you know such that or how many of these such days are they in or on people will generally disagree it's usually to do with certain verses that instructing the imperative tone so it says first you do Leela you

know and and prostrate to Allah so according to the the Maliki method this 11 the the general popular version the Hanafi school and others is this 14 in the Quran and some have argued 15 even but that's the whichever usually when you're reading along the standard editions of the Quran I think they will generally go with 14 you'll see it they it will just say next to it such that and you can just do and they'll usually underline it and you could just do a prostration I mean don't it's not you know it's nothing to kind of really get lost in the in the technicalities of

saying well is this a isn't it who cares I mean just if you can that's but I don't believe it's a sin if you didn't and there are many narrations to support that when people didn't like so when for example said now tomorrow the alarm on during a speech read one of the the verses and on one occasion he did get off and do such that but on other occasions he didn't he just carried on but yeah and such that to sugar is a different form such that the sugar is a such the prostration of gratitude it can be done in voluntary like as in it's

just a spontaneous action like thank you God for doing this and you just go into such that a bit like maybe when some you know Mike Tyson or Muhammad Ali or some of the you know those boxers they won a particular March and they just fell into salute prostrating or you see sometimes some people who do sports do that that would be described as a surge that's a sugar it's not really described in the sumner so the profit it isn't really described that the profit actually did that ever but I don't think it's problematic to do it okay it's transmitted that some people say I will work out all day long and it

is some people say it's a week narration either ways and I know the Moloch here sometimes they are you know maybe we shouldn't do such that their sugar so do the sugar because the Prophet never taught it but I would say for person did it it's not a big deal you know fine it's just an it's an it's just an expressive act that's all cool Wi-Fi here keeps going on and off okay alright so right what's coming people let's go

to this question on hums Ali Abbas II leaving the showbiz industry what are our thoughts on that now what's life without a drinker huh drink I I just said drink I left it mutt lock see that's in the O sulie term in the word mukluks when something is just left

i what's life without a drink it I just say what kind of drink ah ha ha ha and then you have the terminology and Muhtar off which is that sometimes something is our Clipper ERG a little motor out of it if you let it go it's understood as it is in the custom and convention so you might say well we understand it like that but then you could argue but all conventions all Universal is what I was sleeping through my own classes [Laughter]

all right so nevertheless people so as you know the great we're gonna come to the poet later on today the great poet in Moroccan place he said in his famous statement he said a young Hummer well doesn't he said today it's alcohol tomorrow it'll be business so we let me sobriety is over eighty disease right so

coming to this ham sorry a bossy I am actually very impressed with Homs alia posse after I watched his dialogue dialogical debate stroke discussion with hardest salt on to be honest I had no expectation that he was that intelligent and I don't mean that in a disrespectful way I and I expected him to be intelligent like like general actors you know like the way Shahrukh Khan is I expect him to be kind of like shadow Han intelligent you know like a bit witty got a few dialogues you know read a few

philosophies here and there and just you know a bit of wisdoms on life and that kind of intelligent this guy is mind-blowing this intelligent I mean he is genius-level intelligence I was wowed I mean he was talking about quantum physics quantum mechanics Einstein's relativity he was speaking about genetics DNA you're speaking about causal you know the the kind of theodicies the cosmological arguments you know teleological arguments the pros the cons the multiverse theory this guy

I was wowed like is that an actor you know I just did not anticipate that level of academic profanity from an actor I just did not anticipate that and I was kind of wild like whoa this guy is next-level genius and I think he kind of came out you know on if I can say you know on top in that discussion really with her assault on who's the next Muslim so he's now I'm

Talia bossy has now announced that look I'm going to give up Shelby's I've I'm divorcing the showbiz industry not on any with any bad blood but I want to devote more time to religion and religious discourse so what are my thoughts on this I think first of all I think that's awesome because I think we need in that part of the world especially in or do we need people with more courage to be able to voice things because the divergence the gap is getting you know it's just growing day by day between the middle classes and religion and just peak people are

becoming so disaffected by religion and because it's only represented by the mullahs you know the mad mullahs so so people are starting to have a disdain and a hatred for it so I really welcome this thought and these discussions I hope you know they're gonna be awesome i opening I would love inshallah I died I don't know if you'd ever accept I'm not a big fish on this kind of level but I would love to have him on one of my podcasts as they got you know as they start running shuttle I think it would be epic but nevertheless

I think even if that doesn't happen I I really do think it's an amazing thing that he'll be doing the only concern I have and I I'm pretty hopeful he won't go down that road is I hope he doesn't become like a full-on mullah because I think the problem with that is the you're no longer the bridge you've just become one of the sides so it's a bit like a bit like Junaid Jamshed who was an icon

and you know like I mean people loved him he was an obviously musician he was singer he was very famous you know women idolized him men kind of deeply admired him I mean he was I think slightly I mean he was in my time but as in him being an icon I was probably a kid or just just kind of growing up what's I didn't I heard of him much later on but the point was that he when he became religious there was a great sense of hope that he could have bridged the gap but really what happened is he just ended up becoming to if I can use that word to religious as in nutcase

religious and he just became a weird kind of like I mean he wasn't an extremist but he can't became kind of like a mad mullah himself in a way you know like this is Haram that's Haram women can't do this women can't drive women can't do this because and you think well you know you could have done so much more for people if you just kept it kind of cool obviously his choice his life I mean he has passed away and died in a tragic accident may Allah you know and grant him a blissful afterlife I

mean but the point is that I I'm hopeful and I hope that hums Ali Abbas he doesn't go down that route because that's just be a waste but that was my thoughts on that somebody had asked about ah we've got maulana sure a nice buy it in the house too shall Ruffner share people from the Midlands from Leicester I believe if he still they always feel free to reach out to share a nice bayit very clued up in his field right so somebody asked what do I think about the Rabi peers other case I've already

answered about this that I found it utterly kind of disturbing disgusting that people would leak kind of nude videos and really you know people blamed I said this that look people blamed her but I feel look like why was she so she made these videos I don't know I don't know maybe she made him for herself maybe she made him to share with her partner I don't know but the point is she made these videos where she's kind of this I mean it's there all the descriptions are all you know in the newspapers and things where she's kind

of mastered and just uh naked and but the point is that instead of criticizing her as some people have chosen to do I've said that look what she was doing was in her own private space like who are you to judge somebody in their private space like at the end of the day she wasn't doing that in public she wasn't doing it outside on the road she wasn't rude she was in her own kind of privacy now we may argue one may argue well it was foolish to record yourself because these things can be leaked and

they clearly have in this incident and I could agree with that argument I would agree with that argument that look these things are incredibly foolish and dangerous to do because they can become life wrecking for for many people but that said I would argue against the condemnation factor because I still feel that although you could argue that's foolish but I don't feel you have a right to condemn her for what she did in our private space because at the end of the day she's on Iran in a private room even if she is recording herself you know I may be foolish but why you know it's still her privacy - what right do

you have to control another person's private life so I've you know and I don't feel Islam does not give you the right to control someone's private life so yeah so that's been my thing and I've said that I feel that things like the Internet are another attribute of kind of divinity this sounds all [ __ ] icky when I say that it's you see what I mean by that is that it's like how uvula Harare is arguing in homo Deus you see I do feel that humans I kind of

agree with him that we are transitioning from Homo sapiens the wise humans to homo Deus the divine humans the god humans godly humans and and I think when we say this that becoming God or becoming God's people you see if you're picturing God as in Islamic Islam or Abrahamic faith God's God then obviously that's not what is meant in this in this thing because that's not human beings are not becoming that kind of God but they're becoming the kind of gods like

the the mythological gods of of the Greek tragedies of the of Hindu mythology of the ancient Roman kind of mythologies if you picture those gods like Zeus and Apollo and having immense strength and being able to fly and being able to if you picture you know like being able to send messages across and being able to harness certain like wind power or being able to you will see that those kind of gods we are becoming I

mean we have already in many ways become like that we have you know we have immense powers now and and this for a civilization before us would just be magical divinity like they could never understand these things that how could you how can I send how can I sit here now and have this omnipresence throughout the globe potentially how could I I do that how could in real time you hear my voices and my voice my voice is those are the other voices in my head and and see me is that not a sense like

you know the gods of old like Indra and these gods so I I feel in some ways and the Internet is one of those attributes the ability for an infinite source of information the ability to never forget which is not human you know so we now you put something like one of these videos on the internet to shame someone and the internet never forgets and do we really deserve having the power to destroy somebody's life like that I don't feel we do I would argue that we do not have the right to destroy anybody's life like that so yeah

so these are my thoughts on that I have said that before right let's take a few live questions and then we'll get back to some of these criminals of Islam I haven't watched or read that if that's a book I haven't read that I'll try and look into the summary let me just go to people's people's what is going on I'm just trying to go to the questions right what are your thoughts on DMT Sajid Khan

a man who has his priorities in place I think DMT is not Haram and I think it's awesome I would personally think it is awesome I do agree that I think it's a kind of it's maybe a gateway to I don't you see because I use the word spiritual in a different sense to what people use it like so to me spiritual is more about consciousness because I see the raw as consciousness so to me things like DMT may be the hidden cheats in this world a

gateway into the realm of consciousness I'm very intrigued by these things I don't think they're Haram and I find it utterly utterly disappointing that certain countries that many countries they deem them deem it to be illegal I find that ridiculous I mean I've been to certain lectures by professors and experts in DMT who've shown the statistics there's never been a single death by things like DMT and the body has natural receptors for DMT so it you know I must isn't that doesn't isn't that intriguing

that why have we got so many natural receptors for DMT where are we getting our DMT from so that's so intriguing I find it that yeah so I I i think that the british government needs to review its drug policy you know how can things like alcohol which caused deaths ridiculous amount of deaths on an annual basis you've got reports like that deemed so toxic the toxic you know toxicology reports and things like this and then you've got something like DMT which

really is a entheogen it's not a recreational drug it's an entheogen it's something that is to connect people with god but once again i don't feel it's for everybody so don't i don't advocate that everybody should take it but I feel that you know I don't definitely don't feel it's Haram but I do understand that it could be overwhelming for people to make that connection with the realm of consciousness like that mushrooms exactly the same thing I don't feel the psilocybin is the psychoactive ingredient in mushrooms psilocybin is

not Haram none of these these drugs receive psychoactive drugs like that I'm not a matter of Haram they may be a matter of legality and they may be a matter of you know sensibility health sensibilities and how people take them but they're I don't believe them to be Haram somebody's poster question somebody said mostly wearing a soap is the sign of the Day of Judgment no this

is for my musty masala at the end this is when I'm gonna express why I dabble in the dark arts but that's gonna come later on what about kava kava kava what is kava we use cover to mean just it's it's like basically just tea without milk ree and it's it's seen sometimes with a few other little herbs in there just to usually use this medicine that's what we

call kava right who would the one so far wanna suffer you know someday i've got a bunch of the articles one someday I'll go over that some of these things and they were an intriguing anonymous group that did on many levels try to echo the voice of reason but I'm not they may have come up with other weird things as well but I'll I'll I'll bring out the books and I'll go over some of these things as well and then maybe try and summarize it you look like the grim reaper

hell yeah that's that's the point because we're gonna speak about that a little later on you don't think psychedelics are intoxicants psychedelics are not in toxicants psychoactive drugs are not intoxicating they are they may be hallucinogenic some of them and you see this is another thing people don't really study like okay they don't really study the brain they don't understand how drugs are organized and categorized and things like this but it's not a an intoxicant

right but it is an intoxicant SAR usually depressants it's not it's it is psychoactive it's a psychoactive drug that means it may have hallucinogenic properties most likely does that's the nature of psychoactive drugs but the question of you see hallucinogenic properties is that a hallucinate elucidation or is it a peep into the realm of consciousness you see what what's to say that it's not a realm that we have access to see many

people like Huxley and other people had argued that the Neo frontal cortex you know the brain the prefrontal cortex is actually a which is the CEO of the brain is actually a consciousness of reduction is 12 so we cuts off narrows the amount of consciousness that can get into the brain and the brain is actually like a receiving device of consciousness and see because studies have shown when people are in DMT and when they're on psilocybin mushrooms and even to some extent LSD that they've shown that what

happens is contrary to what neuroscientists anticipated activity seems to shut off and be incredibly reduced in the near frontal cortex which is really fascinating so what is going on then why is why is this person getting all this experience by the Neo frontal cortex or reducing activity so I am inclined to that view that consciousness is non-local and we are kind of like receiving devices so I do feel that and I feel that that is the concept of the Ruhr right so yeah that's

my and enhance with this there's a kind of like a social network of consciousness and the hadith that Allah Raja Newton which ended up and that Allah in essence like bandied group together kind of formations from matter RF I mean telephoto ma Tanaka Romina its elephant and that which kind of gels well the people gel well and that which doesn't they repel one another I just find it very fascinating that's all right Wolfie is it wrong to use the term war hobby a hobby happens to be one of

the names of of Allah our hobbies are not Allah right heavy mob love oh yeah that hadith came to mind and so it does right so what hobby is it derogatory to use the term war hobby I mean it might be derogatory to the people that you call Wahabis but it's not wrong in Islam to say the word Wahhabi because our hobbies also a name of Allah but that's not what's meant here by any sense and people understand that see what hobby is

in reference to Muhammad did not do well and the sorry thing is that you see he's the one who did all the Ho's you know we have this word put our lingo you know when somebody does some gerbera when they they kind of do a bit of fitna facade they kind of mess things up so we call that book so this guy he does all this put so to speak and and people don't kind of keep ragging him they don't kind of have a go at him I mean

they do but the name that embodies that disaster of what he did is his dad his dad gets it for free because his name was Muhammad even Abdul Wahab that's his dad's name so so people going waah hobbies were hobbies I mean don't get me wrong I will say it as well at times but the in essence that's his dad he was getting it for free I guess but but people mean by him so they mean the movement the Wahhabi movement and things like this it's not wrong islamically but obviously can be provocative and I mean people use

it I get it I use it at time so it's not a if you can see this you like this Facebook playing up I've got no idea what you're saying right so what is going me think they're right should we take all right Salaam bro Musti a belief go slam bro what's up bro do you do life talks yeah this is a live talk right now I'm doing it right now

so right Mohammed Maddy says Salam Mufti just to say the stuff you mentioned in your Monday nights has had many reevaluating their faith I listen to you talk about the return of Jesus and listening to your opinion has made me question my whole understanding of the topic including the fact about you saying that the prophets hadith about 10 major signs will never mentioned it's not yeah and really in all honesty you know this all the a Scirocco saw and

everything most of these have either kind of made up they may have been made up with good intentions but and this is why you know the one of the famous statements of imam ahmed didn't humble that he said like three things to Farseer mikaze and a shot these things have no basis to them that much of the tough seed you receive from like let's say if they saying the prophet gates of seed of these or the companions most of it is made up as are most of the battles descriptions most of them i mean maybe the underlying theme but there's so much detail in some of the books it's usually

is made up and or it's kind of just just because it's a story that somebody's kind of spun and then somebody else has added to it and somebody else has added to it and they've tried to dramatize it and and the same thing about a shot you know the end of time so all these kind of apocalyptic fear-mongering kind of predictions and prophecies are usually made up that's the nature of really with a capital re does a lot of that

somebody said need to read the book of Apocalypse in Islam by Jean Pierre whew okay I've not read that but I will look into it is the Friday pray in the mosque also an obligation in the country that's not Islamic I believe that the Friday prayer is good it's good to go to if you can I don't believe it's an absolute obligation to attend to in especially in this day and age in this part of the world I believe it's a good thing that you know it's good that some people are going and that it's one of those things that a portion of the community or to do

that's my belief I don't believe it's an absolute obligation and and hence many people sometimes did boycott oh they just didn't go to Jamaa like Imam Malik he abandoned going to the mosque for the last 25 years of his life he didn't used to pray in the mosque and obviously never Easter Parade you might be rather silly if he just turned up for jihad and don't turn up for the other praise so he wasn't like so I don't believe that he was sinful or anything like this and I don't believe it's an obligation but I believe it's strongly encouraged

I do accept that but I do feel that Juma did have to it and still does in some ways an underlying political theme and motive motif that is that is inseparable from Jamaa people sometimes how the words come to me even astonish me [Laughter] why didn't the Prophet compile the Quran in its current form prior to his death because that was his life's purpose much

Salim asks well I wasn't there why didn't the Prophet compile the Quran in as a book you mean good question the Prophet didn't compile it as a book now why didn't he compile it as a book we see in one way one could argue like I'm sure some people here may be arguing or in other places that that's a shortcoming some people may try to say oh that's a shortcoming of the Prophet

or the shortcoming of the message of Islam okay the other way to look at it is you see in a world where nature dictates that survival is only by the fittest in a world like that a message that comes to you so powerfully Griffin will bring with it some challenges that unless you rise to those challenges then you are not worthy to transmit that message the Companions of the Prophet were left with

that challenge some have have said the Quran implicitly directed them to that trajectory by saying their little kit book you know that there is no doubt in it oh the little was talking it is a guidance that this in the time of a worker as the challenge manifested itself and intensified the companions were met with some confusion about what to do but they rose to the challenge and

how do they not the message may have dissipated it may have withered away and in some ways had of they not rose to it one may argue are all such people who didn't meet the challenges worthy to transmit such a powerful message but they obviously proved they were so in many ways I can understand the question as as a critique I can I get that that look the Prophet did not come the book but he left it in the hands of

people in whom he saw competence and potential and and it was then up to them you see because this message was not for the Prophet to do everything with it because it was not a message just for him it was a message for mankind if mankind were to fail it then they were to fail it anyway so in some ways I do see this you know I see this criticism I get it but I also can see the strength

in the history that we have it's an undeniable history that the Companions did document it and the Quran was transmitted you know they may argue whether well you know there was this there was this variation there was this that true but it was successfully overall transmitted so yeah if that's of any help Allah on four harms baby all right from the US people he doing it you

do and she I believe the Prophet wrote Quran Lee Quran Allah Quran Quran written by Ali alright okay yeah I mean the she I do disagree on certain things I don't think by and large they disagree on the Koran today and the Shia amongst themselves are very divided as well they're not a monolith body you know so it's not you know so some of them may have said things that you know there were other portions of the Quran but to be honest with you some some knees have said stuff like that as well you know if you read the soon I've always argued

against that you know what's in those have Ethan Sahil Bihari and that the Quran used to have more parts that disappeared and you know like the hadith which is Sunni hadith Asia saying oh that an animal a portion of the Quran things like this and I feel these things were always nonsense and you know that I felt that they always blasphemous to the Prophet transmitting these things and this hadith that the Prophet saying oh he forgot portions of the Quran but thank God so-and-so reminded the epitome

of blasphemy and other Sunni scholars you know they they said this is a stupid and dumb as it gets to say things you know reading what Matt woody had to say in his tough seat about this stuff you know a woman sort of maturity he says that this is ridiculous to believe stuff like this he says because if you're saying that the Prophet forgot portions of the Quran there and then if somebody was to if somebody had asked him about that verse he won't have known about it which would show a failure and a failing in prophethood so I find these things

ridiculous but you know this ties into a more interesting question and that is that we lack a critical review and a critical evaluation of our own tradition this is the problem people honestly if we as Muslims had just gone on with it and reviewed our own tradition but we haven't and then we only review it once it's given to us by its it's handed to us we're kind of smacked in the face with it by Orientalists or Islam

revisionists or X Muslims or atheists and then we're like what do we do well that's what you get for not reviewing your own tradition and being critical you need to review it yourself as I mean I'm not saying you guys individually but we as a Muslim collective as Muslim scholarship they we have a burden of responsibility to review and evaluate our own tradition and yes they have mean some scholars throughout history that have been inclined that way they have reviewed things you know people like even has

other people who had a very critical voice show Kearney and some irony and people like this but by and large this tradition has been of kind of confessionalism you know it's just kind of just taking it and just pass it along and pass it along and then you get smacked in the face with it and you're like hmm yeah so yeah you know that's the thing so then we're just awaiting another tragedy to befall us really you know masazi show me Kyra a guillotine

Shahzada Koopa war hunger marital ash me he says that I'm he says a an orphan prince who has become engulfed by conspiracies against him that a hidden dagger some way is silently seeking him out masazi show me Kyra a Kia teams a

Saba koete Chippewa hunter Mary Talaash me very powerful very powerful people so right so what's your view on boxing I've answered this before boxing is permissible there's nothing obviously these any of these sports or sports they have dangers and I'm not saying I advocate that but I do advocate people learning boxing but I don't advocate necessarily taking it up as a sport as a kind of profession but people want to people who are cut out for it why not I mean if that's their thing

they know the risks and they do it yeah when the last and final messenger you are right I'm not sure early post prophetic history and the early Muslim community political issues yeah isn't it true that some Jews started the she asked sect Jack Bauer saying she found the five hard to perform ones that need could be performed like Hodges Alonso would you agree with my analysis and study of the Quran if I found the five pillars and how to perform I'm not sure

what Jawad is trying to ask me right so the right now this thing about I'm not sure what the question is there's a few questions going on but people are talking about them they're not I don't know what the actual question is right so this thing about did a Jewish person of the liveness Sabha or these kind of people or did they invent Xie xiè sect you know honestly I don't I think that's

just a Sunni hype that like a Jewish person invented that's just like a typical Muslim kind of response isn't he blame it on the Jews i I do feel that the early people in the early generations teach us a spell to control I do believe that the early jet in when this shia thing kind of was created it originally just began as kind of a

taking so it wasn't a theological thing it was just a taking sides so the Shiar to ally with the people who took sides with Ali or the Ilan and the other people who took sides let's say with the other people and it wasn't just mafia of the Ilan and I think this is sometimes what I this is what I strongly disagree with on the Shia that they only present it as an alias is mafia when really there were many companions that Ali was against you know oh you know and this this whole including sube and talhah r isha and all these are the great companions were on that side

so yes so this thing of some people who took sides so those who parted with Ali became known as she ugly it's only later on that this became a theological kind of belief structure and yes I do believe that many people who joined the Shia to highly exploited the vulnerability of the situation so they may not have been sincere about Ali Rodion but they just realized this is a great opportunity to you know to get what we need and to join this rift and this faction and I do believe that I

that you know that there were many people that did exploit that as many humans would you know if you saw an opening he'd go for it simple as that but I'm not I'm not kind of saying that the whole Shia thing was a conspiracy I think it was in all honesty it was a human problem you know it's it's like with anything isn't it that after the leader passes it falls into disarray and and Islam in some ways was no different I guess that the huge mess that was created after the passing of the Prophet

I'm not saying created intentionally but that manifested and it was just because people were humans and just that's the issue human or to human and they just you know the fighting the wars and and it's interesting that some certain scholars have argued that you know we have in Islam we have this history of ancient Arabia jahiliya amel jahiliyyah what they call a young Arab the days of the Ahram and the days of the Arabs were simply Wars like the you know horrible pursues and hard well for us and helpful you know a few jar and all these kind of

things now these things were really just like these long like let's say the forty year war and this war and that war now although many wars did happen but some scholars have argued like da Hussain that that this was really a back projection of Muslims that they manufactured who exaggerated many of those stories just to kind of be able to outshine them with Islam so they kind of exaggerated like what they tried to do was exaggerate the darkness to amplify the light you

understand so some scholars have argued and to some extent I think bajas saying may have a point that historians may have done that this is an Islam doing this this is remember 200 years after the Prophet that people may have done things like that that amplified they may have kind of exaggerated in in how the the horrific fighting of the Arabs and so on just to kind of demonstrate that oh when is land also to kind of acquiesce the infighting of the Muslims that happened after the Prophet to kind of take away from that detract the ultra kind of eclipse it because if we say

well look all this fighting happened and thousands and thousands of people died and then he said well you know pre Islam so many forty years they fought in you know Harbor bus Orson and you're thinking wow that's crazy and so all of a sudden this looks very small so I think that there's some truth some bitter truth to to maybe what sure Baha Hussein was saying right so somebody asked Traverse key why was Imam Ahmed Smith have not accepted my mom tomorrow knee it's not Imam tabarani it's a man poverty Papa Ronnie is another scholar a broke-ass Amitabh irani is a famous mohith who has his MA

Jim his books on hadith here's the Marchman sorry it will also tell Kirby and many of the books as well on the practices of a day and night the words whose name is Appa and several other kind of books he has that are in print now but the I would job for a property who passes away in 311 in Judea Oh booth or do you think I don't I don't still got it [Laughter] even when I'm on a mini break from the gym chilling at home I still got it

Sabu JA for a tub buddy who passes away in 311 hit early he was very opposed to the kind of the meth above imam ahmed i don't think he was i don't think he was opposed to imam ahmed as much as much as his followers because he doesn't really meet him am ahmed at all he's after imam ahmed whether he met him briefly i don't think so but even if he did but he it's mainly his clashes with the followers of Imam Ahmed and he kind of says to them I

don't think Imam Ahmed is really had a method he was just a scholar of hadith that had some opinions you guys are begging him up too much in some ways I kind of feel some cruise to that statement I think that hum believes were just they were just accept you know the humbly math hab is just a kind of pity method that the other methods never even for several hundred years of years never even acknowledge them and then they just like yeah they like the token guy in like they right here you know equal

opportunities equal option as well then the hung beliefs are like mmm they have means one to kind of Donham belize I've been impressed with over the time like even a seal and a few of this even though Josie and even if Adama has had a lot of talent as well but really by and large most of them have just mean really

weird weird doesn't even cut it they've been like the token convert yeah it's like it's like is alright you know we look we do have great sympathy look we've got the humble ease we this we're not bad people we let the humble ease be part of Addison as well I am a series in the house I am doing it doing people let's take a look at this this this Quran discussion was the Quran

and plagiarized so this is the discussion yeah now what the argument is let me bring you up to speed with the argument it is that people are claiming all this is especially from the video of is my elbow Adam his channel don't convert to Islam where he highlights that the Quran was plagiarized by the the poem as in the prophets sneakingly stole poetry from some lines from in

rural case the the epic poet pre-islamic and he the Prophet then posed these off as the Quran some verses and this is how the Prophet you know also the Quran is plagiarized now why has he made this claim so why is he made this claim because he feels that this there were some claims - it's not a I mean it is a manuscript but it's not an manuscript of emerald days but it's a manuscript of a poem that is attributed much later as in

centuries later after in rock case that's attributed to him that has some lines in there like some of the poem that is a verse of the Quran if terabit is sir I want chuckle come on that the hour has been brought near and the moon has been cleft asunder now this Akhtar Abbate sir r21 schakal comma is or is claimed to have been in one of the poems of immoral pace in the more popular version and and these are not Sara Lee authentic but I'm gonna get to that but in the more popular version its

dentist sir that the Syrah has grown close dennah is another word from where you get the word Dounia and actor Abbate sir so then it is I want shuttle come on so right so they're saying that did the Prophet steal this from in royalties right the answer first of all is this is totally absurd okay and I'll explain why and I'll go into a bit of improvement this actually was first of all this look this if the Prophet had been stealing

the Quran from in rural case let's say in Raqqa case by the way was dead way before the Prophet but what we're trying to say is the Prophet somehow got hold of some of his poems and he's tries to sell them off as as verses of the Quran you see in my case was not a an unknown person he was a legend to the Arabs this would never have worked so let me first

of all explain Qumran phases and who who has brought up this debate so this I know his smile is speaking about it but he's not he hasn't obviously could invented this discussion this discussion was brought up during the British Raj okay the british raj of india there was there was this there's a famous scholar of Orientalist of the names sir charles lyell who was a civil servant in the british raj and he

was an alleged expert on arabic he entertains this discussion but he's seen as the expo who actually were of disowns this this claim it is brought to him by William Tisdale now Tisdale is really this person who is meant to be very talented he he knew many languages he knew Arabic he knew things like Persian Hindustani Punjabi he actually wrote out the grammar for things like Gujarati and he tried to codify certain languages like Punjabi Persian he was an expert on

Persian and he was based in Persia he was an Orientalist right so now what happens is right so during his time he comes across a he comes across a manuscript that that states that oh this is an old poem of him royal face so when he looks into it he finds that okay

sorry is just seeing this this message right so when he looks into this message he realizes that oh this is Wow these verses look very similar to some verses of the Quran he then starts saying well okay this could mean that the Prophet stole this from this famous poet in Bronte's this is where the argument originates oh he presents it to this scholar like who takes a look at it and eventually concludes that no the style doesn't match up and this doesn't seem

to be an authentic poem or a line from a Morocco pace that's the kind of gist of it this argument was presented around the early 1900s 1910 1920 approaching that kind of time really so it's not something which is in a new argument in in that case okay so who was sorry I'm just trying to

so who was in royalties right in rural case is in rural case is one of the major celebrated poets in Arabia he comes from this tribe of kinder now kinder were an immigrant and this is why you can understand why this is so important kinder a few hundred years you got a backtrack so first of all pre Islam we're gonna go back a couple of centuries you're talking like 300 years before Islam a group of migrants from southern Arabia they migrated towards

central kind of Arabia central arabian peninsula peninsula around places like nudge than these kind of places these people go on to become known as kinder they were a migrant kind of a community that set up they they get then they establish a kingdom they eventually become very powerful okay in rural places grandfather al-harith and by the way this many in rural days simply means the the servant umber act like the man of face was a god and there were many people many ancient arabs before in ronald days with the same name who are

very popular so not to be confused with with you know with those emerald face now his grandfather the poet's grandfather was very well known because he stopped he conquered a huge kingdom if you like he set up the kinder kingdom and he conquered parts of i've spoken in the past about the northern arabs in the capital cultural capital here are this was where the famous left me dynasties were and they were under the protect they were protectorate a protectorate state of the sassanids persian empire now hurry through is the grandfather of

the poet captures here are for a few years and you can imagine his whole kind of influences massive they stabilize the central place which is places like nudge than Yamamah and these places and and what they do is they make is a safe passage so because a lot of tribes would fight and things like this so they make a safe passage for caravans and things like this so they are very well known the tribe of kinder they're not like unknown by in any chance you know in any kind of circumstance now after hadith passes away he has like five sons and he sets them about on

different kingdoms so one of these guys his name is Raja he's the father of the poet who they're saying that the Prophet plagiarized this guy Hojo once again has an established kingdom close to her chest parallel you've got nudged and your mama and these major Arab tribes like hot fan and Bernie Assad and these kind of people who he is in charge of he's not a just a nobody and they were at one point started to conquer many other territories and they were seen as like a brutal force to the extent that the prophet has said allegedly allegedly that the Prophet

said it's it's attributed to the Prophet that he said you know when Islam came things changed otherwise kinder would have swallowed up the entire Arabs like that's how because they started to expand they were also at one point one of the few tribes that attended to intend to unite all of the Arab factions so have a Confederate kind of state so the grandfather of arak days attempted that with some success and in rural place arguably attempted to unify all the lot of the different Arab factions in his time he was one of the few sons

and he was a useless kind of like a vagabond he was somebody that was a bit like he was just a wanderer he was drunk often loved drinking loved women much of the world hasn't changed they as you can see so he his poetry is full of that and he didn't have this kind of he was like a wandering person he wasn't a mystic but he was like he was like a lost cause a rebel without a cause he would he had this group which were known as the sort of look they were they

became like almost like a tribe like they were a community of people from lost causes from different tribes that came together they were like his gang so they would often just travel about obviously they got into fights they got into things they would just drink he would just always you know he was into women and and he was really known for this his father at one point hoja who was like a like an established mighty king he he gets into some battle takes over some people and then you know he's trying to punish them or something and then he decides to forgive them they

seizing the opportunity kill him and it's interesting actually because they do they decide to kill him as an act of rebellion waltz incited by a car him somebody you know can speak tongues and do this kind of he's he feels he's kind of dabbled in the dark arts and so they get inspired and then they kill his father as he's dying he argued this is what it's claimed he said he kind of sends a message to in rural days his son that you must avenge my death and he's like the the useless son it's a proper Bollywood movie so the person the

messenger comes to him and he is drinking alcohol and the person is playing a game of they st. nerd which is back a man or something like this so it's may have been similar he's playing this game with of wit of dice and he's drinking alcohol and somebody comes and tells him you two your father has been killed and before he died he he he put it on you to avenge his death so he says his famous statement in Bronte's he says boy ya aini ABI severan raha Melanie dama who Kabir he says that

my father wasted me as a child like he ignored me neglected me I was never of importance to him and when he died he ruined me further by kind of burdening me with with vengeance for his blood so then he says that you know he says that today is not a day for sobriety he says a young Hummer that today is a day for alcohol well rather nama and tomorrow we will see to this effect Allah legends are in their own kind now

in rural place then gathers his vagabond kind of gang he's sorry Luke who are like disaffected tribal members and he tries to any to kind of raise an army of a Confederate Army from different tribes to avenge you know his father's death against this tribe who's enough protection from like the sassanids and so on and and this this whole thing and he does actually rise to a scale where he is it's claimed he's invited by Justinian the the Emperor but although

he doesn't actually get to meet him he dies on route but he rises to feed on from a complete lost cause to that status where he almost is successful in building a confederate army of varying tried factions to unite in a cause it's actually a very epic tale you can follow it through in much more detail in your own time but he this is celebrated as one of the most powerful attempts although it was you know he wasn't fruitful it was an abortive attempt it was unsuccessful but it was celebrated

as a major attempt only then to be successfully carried out under the banner of Islam that the you know varying faction tribes of of Arabia United so it's interesting that some people have argued that oh this was in you know like a mission of many a vision of many people to unite unify the different tribes varying factions but if this person in brothel case who is seen as an epoch a hero whose tribe are so powerful who oma praises his poetry saying that you

know he dug into the spring of poetry and made words flow that these are the words of Walmart regarding him royalties and they argue that the Prophet said I don't think it's authentic but they say that the Prophet said he would be carrying the flag leading all poets behind him meaning that this is how he is rated as a poet if the Prophet was to plagiarize his work which by the way is not in his d1 so this is the this is the d1 of Umbraco place this is his poetry that is arguably compiled those lines

are not in this but they're saying that if it was a separate thing that the Prophet got hold of and he managed to pull it off they would never have let him he would have been caught up the Prophet would have been caught out like that kinder were not hurt just a nobody they were a force to reckon with you know they were not they were huge and they had sway and power they weren't just a like you couldn't just and then take such a celebrity and you happen to know something which other people don't and you would compromise an entire message

by trying to steal a few lines and risk being caught hell so that's absolute nonsense it makes no sense that the Prophet would have been able to do something like this so surreptitiously so kind of you know inconspicuously in a way you know it just will not have happened okay so yeah now the other thing is if these lines were true now they're not actually true because even the Orientalist scholars like Lyle and these are the people themselves conclude that look we don't

you know upon further of this it's not actually this does not look like the lines of Imran tastes because he was somebody who's known to be a worshipper it wasn't a devout worship everybody worshipped idols he was not and this speaks of the final day in day of judgment and he doesn't believe in things like this so these poems wouldn't even make sense the other thing is the metric scale is problematic and even if somebody was to argue just by saying certain words overlap they will always overlap in language I'm just saying not that this is a strong point but you will always get certain words

that overlap like because if I speak something in English and then there's so many verses in the Quran with words now you're going to get a small you know one chuckle come on a small overlap if people share a similar kind of psychosocial land space so I just wanted to highlight that the other thing that I want to conclude with and I know many people may not agree with this but I do believe this to be true is that you see a lot of J Hilley poetry like you know this like this is in Broca's people by the way these are his

kind of he has the amazing you know his famous poem they find a perky baby kuraha be been women see me they certainly were bein at the holy for how that this you know he's telling his two companions to stop and cry about this this you know this woman he loved who's kind of left she used to live at this place and it's an amazing point but he doesn't obviously it's not he is somebody that you will if you stop reading him you'll see he'll speak about so many you know different women look cuz that became in Emile Hawaii say

Pablo her you know like unrelated before her why her to her Amara Bobby B Marcella and her neighbor the other woman hero you know this guy hero you know he says that yes this poem that a la route by you this is part of his famous malacca al arab by omen lakum in Hoonah saliheen well se llaman yeomen Badar Jalali he says how many days have you had that were awesome with these different women he's addressing himself and he says

especially the day adhara to Julie no language ol means vamos let's go right but but he's talking about especially at the place where he were you're my apart Ollila adoramatv 84 yeah I J bromine cool eHarmony basically there was this place where he says these women were and he describes them as these young virgin he says they were at this place and they they're kind of bathing at some in some lake or something and they get stranded

and so he turns up he just happens to know where the places and he turns up and then they because they're stranded they need obviously food and they starving so what he does is he look at voila he says hungry takes a sword sacrifices his camel real man so right right so he sacrificed his camel and he feeds it to them and he says but what a

day that was he says I win over many of them he says o yama the hunter hydra hydra own a certain now he's speaking about another one on asia he says but the day I entered the little you know like the curtain'd little room but the is speaking about especially on top of the the camel you know what they were riding especially women they'd have likely availed kind of what they could sit in and he says well your mother hotel hydra hydra Anisa in [ __ ] all its luckily a lot o in the

commercially and she says that what are you doing you you're gonna make this camel car you're gonna make us fool and he says Takalua cut Marla Merrill hobby to banana and a Carter I am a lazy fanzini and she said that what are you doing you're gonna wreck my camel no it's like forgot for the love of God she says you're an ace get off Lee and he says for all to lahar city were RTC mama well at Oh breathing him in Jannah kill Molly he said I said to had let the reins of the camel go and you come near

idea he said why are you distancing me from this from this sweetened harvest check this out when he says for myth looky who Beulah dr. octo a meringue he says how many pregnant women like you and nursing like women who are suckling their young still like they've got a baby how many pregnant women like you and suckling women have I he says barakato

have I had sex with four I'll hey to her and Itamar in the mahogany and to the extent that she completely forgot about her young this is how he would this is why he was called the Malekith bhalil the the kind of libertine lost king the the one who was completely but this this is his famous poem by the way which people have argued was stuck on the Kaaba I think that's a myth but anyway they've argued that and he says you know it's it's interesting and about different 140 man a 40-man Maryland but the hearted elderly were in Connecticut

as Marty's army finally he says that you know if you unless you've made up your mind in that case leave with because why you argue and just leave and it's it's amazing you know his whole and this is a very epic line of his that were murder of a tiny naughty allure lithography missa make if he are sherry Alban Martin that he says and your eyes never like shed tears

except they shoot arrows straight into this killed torn heart of mine [Laughter] but this is people this is Imran and he has a very like which is proverbial a kind of line where he says while a link emoji l-bahá our hostal de l'homme Ali ABI and while homo me leptin he says an us and how many nights have kind of lowered the curtain of darkness over me like he says

as though it's a kind of a wave overcoming me of water tight and he says only to do so with so many different problems and calamities to try to try me it's amazing you know he his thing is so I would definitely advise people to to kind of explore him but but my point was coming back to this thing that if a moral case if the Prophet had done this one it would never have kind of it would

never fly people would catch it to this kind of poetry in all honesty I am convinced with BA Hussein's argument that really it was created during or recreated during the Abbasid period so that this poetry may be parts of it or the message was kind of authentic but I don't believe the finites and the wording is authentic because it's just not possible that these Arabs who lived in so many different parts of Arabia they

had the same dialect that they spoke high Arabic like this it's just not possible I don't I struggle to believe that they did and I feel that what happened in the Abbasid period early Abbasid period there was a huge there was a kind of like a craze and an archaic Arabic mining craze where people started to let seek out oh how do you say this in pure week how do you say this in higher week let's find Bedouins let's do this let's do that and a lot was at that time it went all is that is the time when all these poetry surfaces as written formats

and I feel that people they may have genuinely told these poems I'm not saying that the people who told them were lying on purpose but it may have been that it was told to them but people along the way either added to them or they definitely Ariba sized them into the high arabic that we have I don't believe that this was word by word verbatim and the dialect what the ancient pre-islamic Arabs would have been using I think this was later reinvented by many Muslims and

reinforced to solidify Quranic language and teachings and things like it was like basically Muslims were doing it some were seeking it out others were play this you know demand this supply and ultimately it was trying to reinforce that look o world Quran Nick language can be measured by this but really it was it was a self-fulfilling prophecy I do i I am inclined to tahoe Saints argument cool I do feel that the poetry is epic and definitely the poetry has been around at least from the early

Abbasid times I mean you're talking like at least 1200 years or so but do I feel that these model apart were exactly the model apart that Nabila spoke and you know Asha spoke and labeed spoke and thought of fun okay I don't think so I and if you want to read more on that you can read the book fish shadowjacky by bar was saying it's a very interesting book but i do but the stories of this guy were well transmitting guy this poet in rural case were world well transmitted so this argument collapses really of you know

whether it's Tisdale I mean they themselves the Orientalist themselves say we're not convinced but even what is my in don't convert to Islam is saying it doesn't really add up right guys with that let's move on Jack Bauer somebody right guys I want to quickly can we say that hadeeth verbatim prophetically I've answered this before most of the hadith are actually transmitted by meaning I

prefer twinkle twinkle little star than your complicated poetry well Daniel Steve there must be some divine wisdom in why God hasn't opened up your mind to this poetry and he's and why God has lefty with the cap at Twinkle Twinkle lucky lucky star you know there must be some divine wisdom in that after all who are we to challenge God's command and gods decree this on my friend you sing twinkle twinkle lucky

star okay so right so let's with that let's take a look people can we offer prayer as a janazah pray as a form of protest possibly possibly I haven't I don't know I'm not familiar with this incident I'll have to look into it Yusuf Ahmed the happies in the house people share lobbies in the house the golden one the real golden one I know

this about some other heavy it also goes by that name but look at Tversky saying muta what is it with the obsession with maja I saw this clips with some guy in High Park is saying muta muta we should do the Muslim say muta right guys let's talk about this briefly the the far left look reason I want to talk about this is because I feel look from a political perspective I I do believe that it's wrong to impose these

paradigms on Islam or religion especially Islam about the left and right because I don't feel Islam works in the same paradigmatic manner robbers but that said I do accept in politics of course and I would myself agree that I am on the Left I agree as in that is associated with more liberal values in less control you believe that you shouldn't be controlled by the people by other governments by you know you should have more freedom as a person I'm very

much inclined that way and I'm sure anybody who knows me knows me the issue is as a person who espouses such views I see that the far left the far left is a virus the cancerous virus that really people who espouse leftist views or to condemn because if you don't condemn it what happens is the far right use that to brand everybody with this kind of political understanding just as P pull on the left sometimes they you see

you've got people on the right who may be very conservative in certain things and more about governments having some control and you know in America maybe Republicans or whatever here maybe conservatives and the tall reason but then you've got the far-right who are usually very racist they they take these values and they're all about imposition a fascist form of them and people on the right are expected to condemn the far-right and obviously makes perfect sense everybody should condemn them but we should equally a condemn the far left it

is unacceptable some of the you know this kind of imposition ISM this kind of fascist form it is exactly the same except that what they're saying is just different but the attitudes are the same and I want to highlight two key things with that message one is on racism and the other on as the great scandal obviously sex right but the first thing on racism I read a story you doing black

magic there is right so the right there is a lot of they have been discussions in the past and I've even commented on these on things like white privilege okay I want to make something very clear that that is not an excuse for any kind or a cloak you should not be used as a cloak for any kind of racism towards white people it is utterly unacceptable okay it is not like I disagree

wholeheartedly with that kind of stuff and even this you know this when people speak massively I know I gave examples that it is in this country as well you do get it you there is this kind of discrimination true but this real kind of privilege that people are usually speaking about is really manifest in places like America you know what they say oh when a person like so for example a person there was this discussion of white people who became Muslim and then they have a lot of privileges as so they were certain questions I would we really consider certain scholars in the position they wish they weren't white that does not

apply honestly it's not manifest in the UK and it is unacceptable to kind of try to guilt-trip just normal let's say white converts to Islam by trying to say like apparently this mean things discussions and online where people are trying to say Oh as if you become a Muslim as a white person you need to disown your whiteness what kind of BS is that what kind of nonsense is that you know I I utterly condemn that kind of Volk ISM right this kind of old

Volk ISM like I think this is cancerous you can you just use your just that's just fascist that you're just basically trying to use liberal words and words to do with human rights and you're just doing the same thing you're just attacking people so you know people will say things like oh when a white person embraces Islam so there's a person I know who actually received comments like this like oh you're a white guy you embraced Islam and he married I believe he married a black Muslim woman oh you married a black woman just so you can subjugate a black woman just so you can

have captivate an exotic body just so you can you know like oh if you did this because that further proves you're racist or you did it to prove like just so you can have it as a token trophy wife or something you know this kind of stuff a lot of people that is I mean it's so disheartening to hear this I want to say very clearly I have not seen in the UK on the Islamic scene any white privilege on the Islamic scene in the UK that's noticeable or that it's actually being substantial that comes to my mind

generally speaking I obviously I don't you know money to everybody's lives but generally that comes to my mind for that discussion to even really hold any place in in the places in countries like the UK yes as a broader discussion as a broader discussion one could say that yes there is discrimination in the country yes there is and that needs to be tackled there are far-right use they need to be tackled you know there are these kinds of but let's face it people you know in it's the same in this country it's true that people with a certain accent will be equally discriminated against because

they will come across I mean people who have a strong black country accent the yam yam he'll be discriminated against white people why do you think they all vote it far-right blame it on the immigrants because people are just so fed up of like being you know living in poverty living in you know that that kind of state culture that these people have so it's not that if you're white you're living a happy life here not at all and I have come across some of these things and it really disheartened me so I want to set that straight I first you

know male or any person who comes to this faith of any color and especially in this country people have come to this faith if they're white you know that is a great struggle in and of itself for them and may Allah bless them Allah bless their lives may Allah you know give them all kinds of happiness and and protect them from this kind of cancerous hateful bitter people hmm so I just wanted to make that of me you know some people may be upset about this I mean I don't think they should be but if they are tough luck I say it as it is so that's one thing yeah because it does it

creates you know been here is saying and and you know he's witnessed this firsthand and so the thing is that look you it creates a vicious cycle because then they become more distant and then they hate more on the other people and then they hate more on the and he just gets it's a horrible cycle so I just wanted to put that out there the other thing people with this ultra walk ISM on sex let's talk about sex is that look I really can't stand this

demonizing sex or lust like what look these are just creature instincts you know people will be you know this this whole thing because I said what I said about style sama Canon I never look I want to set the record straight I Reese the other day I got into this back-forth Twitter clash with some lady called rakia Hardy's now I don't know her but I mean now obviously I know so she kind of said about my Osama Canon tweet Deitz because of people basically is so

shocking that people like me being a Mufti will you know use these to justify the action of these people blah blah blah blah blah this is so honestly so I did respond because look she said that it's not naivety because I had said that look what you're arguing is the classical thick position you're trying to say that women because in classical feet they said women can take care of all affairs except Mika because apparently indica men will just take advantage of them so they always need a man to conduct them Iike a woolly now I

personally argued against that I said that I was in mind those people women are just as capable they know what they're doing you know they're not naive but to say well oh no that you no matter what it is is women just don't know when a person is you know like they don't expect a person to have sexual cravings and if he has these sexual cravings he's a sexual predator this is wrong language this this kind of stuff look these things you talk you to conflict between clear crimes they people who are sexual predators they attack usually not only vulnerable but

usually underage victims sexually abuse them these things are crimes there's a legal system in place to catch these people you know to say that Oh a bunch of women agreed to have a private short-term nicker with a guy and then it didn't end well that's in no way there's no sense of falsely you know that's not a yes it might not be a nice thing it might be a horrible thing maybe the guy you know as they were saying he was a jerk maybe he was but to say like just because it was a bad decision and you know I should have thought more wisely oh it must have

been abuse that's that's not true it there was not force you know you you may have been persuaded but it wasn't force you could have just said no so yes I did respond by saying look I said I said look if you open your legs every time a man asks you to I think that's more a muscle reflex issue you should see a doctor [Laughter] so they got really offended and they said well you know these men you know they just didn't you know you know and

then obviously she so I hit a nerve honestly you've got a criminal record and you've got this and you've got that and I thought okay so that turned personal real quick did oppressed turns oppressor within one tweet and oh you know this this oh you lost your job because you watched porn and I was like well I didn't but okay I mean I didn't

lose my job so it's like well oh okay you know you I don't need your opinion on this and all potential you know what is this what's the word but anyway these kind of like sexual predators and these kind of things and and you think first of all all I've said is it takes two people to tango you know like I agree I've agreed

from the very offset that these things I've never agreed with them I've said look people shouldn't use the religion like shouldn't be any man trying to lure in women and things like this but if a woman goes to a man and them don't be surprised don't be shocked that men want to have sex with women don't be shocked about that don't act like oh my god I'm so oh my god really you think no how do you think your mother conceived the Immaculate Conception

you know if your dad wasn't lustful you wouldn't be here today so just to demonize lust and to say well if men have lost which they do but you know it may not be a nice thing it's like saying human beings have greed it's not a nice thing but they have it you telling me most people would not want your money they would you know if most people could get your money from you and they could get away with it they would that's the nature of this world so don't be so shocked you know just it's a bad yeah it's it's bad but it's a bad decision you know it's like the analogy

imagine your friend persuaded you to to pull off some robbery and he said I've got all these things and I've got this massive scam and we're gonna pull it off and I've got all the tools and you think well I don't know you know trust me oh you're gonna love oh you're gonna love this so you say well Cohen and then you go along and they pull it off but you're the only one who gets caught that's gotta be one crappy situation to be in you gotta feel absolutely horrible absolutely horrible I I did that but you think if you say to the judge oh I was abused into that situation

mmm I don't think so it was it a bad decision yeah do you feel horrible hell yeah especially since the other people got away with it it was and it was initially their plan but this is why you have the voice of reason and you know if you feel so vulnerable then use that or will he go with the traditional classic fake position that look okay I'm not going to conduct any time I'm always gonna have a man that will conduct it for me because men obviously sucks all the men out straight away men know they

like that rascality right so I just feel that look I was in no way I want to be clear on this saying that it was a good thing that what these Imams are doing but I was just saying let's be fair it's not abuse it's a heart it's a horrible decision it's a crappy decision that you've made and you've got been you regret it and you feel horrible because a person's rejected you afterwards and treated you like a [ __ ] which he may have or may not have but the point is there's no force so let's just be real so I wanted to kind of tackle that but yeah so this thing of trying to force

this onto people creating this kind of like man hating you know men are dogs and they just you know I hate men somebody commented about me always to think this most terrible life was okay but now I just you know uh I I just can't bother with men well you're gonna surely live a happy life a here why not look I mean what why this hatred men don't hate women I mean that's the problem okay peace our

hero and don't demonize I agree where people should control try to control certain desires I agree with that but we shouldn't just because people have desires try to treat them like monsters because men you're gonna say all men have sexual desires this last evil they were all predators you think and a bit it's a bit a bit too fired up now right people on that note I want to speak about the Prince Andrew interview people if you have not watched this

interview you have to watch this interview of Prince Andrew giving an interview on justifying himself with epstein so basically they've said look you you know you spent several days with Epstein and you kept these so many years of contact and what's this all about so what he says they go well here's a young lady a girl teenager at the time who's come forward and said well she's had sex with you on many occasions and had orgies with you and things like this

and you know she was just a teenager at the time and you you know and here's a photograph of you standing with her so he's standing there with this [ __ ] like open a bit and I don't know what I think it was a club or some kind of thing and he's guys it's not club but some kind of animal party and he's guys arm round her waist and they say well and here's a photo she's produced a photograph of you two together so he says well he doesn't say the hand isn't mine ETA's better than that yes well well you

see ah well you see I would I want to say I have no recollection of this event of ever meeting this lady and I know that that is not true because when I travel I always wear a tie and I'm clearly not wearing a tie in that photograph so it could not be me because I when I travel my travel clothes are always with the tie it's just you know I

know type it just can't be me and then he is asked they ask him are you suggesting this photograph is fake are you suggesting this photograph is fake well first of all nobody can prove that it's that that bad actually took place and that's all I just want to say nobody can prove it and then the best people take this out I don't know

no wonder his PR guy told him don't do the interview the moment he did that guy quit they said well she you know she has a vivid memory of you that look you know she met you at this club and he said what another reason that can clearly clearly not be me is because I remember on that day I went to a pizza Express with Beatrice in Woking I I remember that I went to why do you remember that so clearly why would you

remember going to be to express so big because I clearly I mean I'm royalty I clearly do not go to Pizza Express and I've only ever been I do not go to Woking so I've already been there on two or three okay so I would clearly remember I I was with Beatrice I and we went to a pizza Express and then the guy says I mean sorry the lady says that right and she says in a description she was with you all night you know they had that later on you had sex and you did this and and she says that she remembers about you that you would sweat profusely

that this was a she mentions it in a description what would you like to say about that oh well he said I've actually stopped I actually don't sweat I you know I went I had an injury in the Falklands War I was fighting in the Falklands War after the war I just because of the shock I just do not sweat anymore I've given up on sweating and recently I've only started to sweat again so no that can clearly clearly not be me I I just do not sweat

people what the hell was that I'm sorry I'm gonna plug this name right so this oh my god was so hilarious you've got honestly you've got to watch it sweat I've stopped doing that you couldn't make up that interview if you tried please watch it for the love of God so funny right guys we're gonna have

to start to wrap this up before we wrap this up there's been some news that I dabble in the dark arts people so some guy Omar Mustafa I don't really know him but some I think he studies some way in Saudi I think American I believe he became possessed allegedly last year by his own admission he made some refutations against me and after refutations he began to become

ill and weird and he his strange things started to happen so he approached an exorcist as you do and the exorcist successfully exorcised him and the jinn spoke and the jinn spoke in a thick no Freudian slip there in a thick British accent hey Raza oh my my Abdul Rahman what am i doing

over here good for cheerio so the jinn spoke in a thick British accent this is in his words he he put this on Twitter and they said they were forced and they gave me up they said that Abu layth has test to destroy your life for during refutations against him so the gym these Jim ain't Lyle lives in non-oily bill watch in Solingen they in

pharma in these Jeana Fadi I'm gonna but now I've got some solid military-grade trained in on the case Omar's for people I know people I've got with us today as a mini representation of Omar Omar and the soap the soap is

not doing is bad look it's above the ankle right and because part of his table is under ease is doing this ball

it's below the ankle the ankle pain Oh [Laughter] dog spirits I summon thee shower down on

with calamity no mom you better watch out now these are not nice you know my friend czar is gonna be looking for a penguin he goes oh no he goes I did study I just knocked the I'll visit [Laughter]

right so see people look this is what happens I want to look I tell people that Jin position doesn't happen oh by the way they said that was part of my plot the greatest trick the devil ever did was to convince people he didn't exist and then like that so they're saying that's part of my magnificent plot to make people believe that Jin's can't possess people and then I send the jinn to possess them I gotta say though one thing I gotta say seriously these people give me so much

credit i I they leave me in a confused position you know cuz i partially want to admire them for giving me so much credit so so yes I wore this for because I'm Wonder Halloween and too because of dabbling in the dark arts so obviously as I've got my victim here who's studying in Medina University in Saudi Arabia and because he's been refuting now no oh

Oh people relax relax people I'm gonna revive him later on I'm right so this is the thing look I want to say seriously this is the problem I thought first this was a joke yeah I thought that they were just joking around trying to say well oh you know mom has sent some gins after us but then I realized they're actually genuine and this is why I clearly warned against this kind of superstitious belief that just look at this I mean look at the kind of misery that they

self-imposed and I tell you something