Monday Nights with Mufti Abu Layth 164

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bienvenido a todos people bajalia Sharma did and as always awesome swagatam what is going on people what is going on [Music] let's see what we've got going down tonight first of all before I go any further let me just check everything is cool yep it looks cool over here just do

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on people what is going on I've RIE some would give people giving me the thumbs up everything's all good I'm just going to share this to my other page meanwhile I know all of you are gonna be liking sharing I'm giving you that opportunity to do it sure Alfred sit i just opened facebook and i saw this question as arathi you do in it you do and he says if adam alayhis-salam was

a messenger who was his message to eve and the kids question mark let's come to a question like that that's an interesting question but uh let's first of all let me just share this on momento come on the internet today has been

slightly right post up alright that's done we is good to go it's all it's all clear folks it's all clear so look at that the questions firing in let me just run you through people what's been going down before we get into anything always obviously for anybody that's new people

look at that look at that people subscribe yeah what are you waiting for what this let me just go through the facebook pages and and the most recent right this is the most recent mind trap that we've done it had hamza rosa on it who is a chaplain from boston us or do check that out

[Applause] [Music] I thought we'll start off with one of my heroes of all time uh Poland Sahib Allah Allah Adam Allah he's an absolute legend so I thought why not people why not so what is going down meanwhile as you've

noticed people I'm alert why am i alert is it because of this coffee is it because of that no it's because of his Excellency Boris people boris has given us some clear non mutashabihat he said what on earth is mutashabihat what are these ambiguous let me speak to you with clarity people the busy now has come to

you and here is go out but stay in go to work but don't play sport but don't go to school but don't sunbathe but don't but all of this is conditional or not stay safe stay home but don't stay home people go out but don't stay alert stay alert on public transport but only in Phase three [Laughter] what on earth is Boris on about nobody can understand what he's actually saying

and I've got here is too we all sit so we are saying do good work good work didn't take part said oh it won't go do the work stay indoors if you can work from home good work don't do the work Gus I don't go outside and then we will all wait you know everybody had been anticipating Boris's speech that maybe is gonna relax the guidelines maybe he's gonna I don't I'll come up with something much more strategic he's gonna explain exactly what the plan is the

vision they're waiting for all of this I'm right okay guys it's no longer the buzzword the slogan is no longer stay home it's now stay alert alert ja ja ja [Laughter] what exactly does that mean stay alert and then they said stay alert means stay home and save lives okay save lives people it's always the better thing to do as opposed to not saving lives saving

lives is always the bad thing you know what hilarious was even the you know the guy who's doing the death signs wall tease sign language was Boris is speaking even he had to be taking the mick I mean check him out this can't be legit no way I think he's just poor a hit on his head he just can't like you know why is Greenlee that's it I mean seriously is he not doing one of the most the appellate signs right there people that see it's going down it's

going down god the UK and the UK you know the funny thing is you'd think that in a country like this nobody would be able to get away with stuff like this but yeah it's hilarious oh so right with that behind us with us being alert alert people alert saving lives saving lives right so we're going to be taking a look at a few different things we'll also look at a part of a tough seed on a

verse that had been puzzling some people some friends of mine had asked me so I thought well okay it's why not also share it with people so since it may bother other people as well and that is the did God command these relights to kill themselves is that true is that what is that a commandment from God that he'd asked them to kill themselves we'll take a little look at that also you know some of the surrounding context to that verse as well we'll take a look a little

later on at this been some controversy you know in a with a Mufti Abdul Kavi Sahib from Pakistan who's given a fatwa on look at that in the masala segment and obviously all your questions in between guy three put three port three also I know some people have been asking me to review some more performs people perfumes so you know what I quickly

selected some and I thought I'll go over some for those the fragrance connaissez out there but let's with all that look at the questions firing in are you allowed to pick and choose from the different methods look at that people look at that that's what I'm talking about the questions are firing in all you allowed to pick and choose from the methods hmm you see it's not Haram to do so but usually to learn fifth you would

have to learn from a particular so you'd have to start with a method I learn your basic this is if you're interested in learning fit which you know to most people I'm sure it I mean to me it's very fascinating but maybe to some attain alright so once you've once you've done that you can can you pick and choose from other methods you can it's it's not haram don't listen don't listen to they you see the thing is the

clergy will tell you some of them will tell you it's Haram but it's it's it's not okay so right what is going on somebody said guy three port is a character from it's gone now from Monkey Island is a game from Monkey Island I've got no idea but guy you've asked about my opinion on even oughta be invited to would you'd well you seem right okay one

momento momento sorry just got a check alright so I just gotta see here what's right right so okay just have to make sure that the admin team are awake and alert alert some some people are trolling but

they're trolling on Facebook uh-huh a cha-cha-cha cello up in half give enough hang in there right so far look at that so there was a troll there Nadeem is being blocked right so right now let's

take somebody's asked me have I seen a girl I haven't actually it's not being do it's not really appealed to me so much and there's so many other things to watch that I just haven't really got around to that most eSAB are you following the Saudi royal family on my beard you think so do I am I making the royal cut do I look regal is that what you're trying to say that you know I

look like a king so what is going on Mufti how to learn black magic black magic these things don't exist people you need to you need to kind of grow up grow out of all of these hocus pocus it's it's dumb it's magic sorry it's what it's a you know magic you know done a magic spell magic it is you know bell pepper this needle magic

gets a here there's always a here wraps the here no I I'm not quite sure I understand magic so you say that your relationship has broken down because of magic okay so you say that your insurance premium has gone up because of magic okay so right right now about the even auto big question I was asked right the

even Arabic question I you know I have come to appreciate if you know how to be much more now in at this stage in life after having a dislike for him previously I am now quite fond of even RB that said I do admit I haven't still read him expansively I haven't really pissed some of the ideas like that when we do things like this the kind of oneness of being all being being being sourced in the

ground of being am I just doing a Boris with clarity yeah am I just being like super clear in what I'm saying so that being things that be being with the capital B exists with God in that sense as in with the ground of being which as Tillich and some other kind of theologians have said in English but I think they took that term from the are

Muslim Mata kalamoon because Raja Babu Jude is the ground of being read and that's an Arabic term that the Muslims used so I know Tillich used it and things like this but it wasn't historically used in the English sense so I feel that yeah I'm more intrigued especially with you know this whole consciousness thing I feel that mmm maybe even horribly was onto something and you know this this kind of what's a

better term this it's kind of forgiving outlook of for the whole of humanity a kind of it doesn't like even though Islam is the hawk but even people who are not upon Islam is the hope for them and is the and even our abhi was obviously one of the key proponents of this theory of this whole philosophy that there was an immense you know that the salvation doesn't have to be exclusive to Muslims

and obviously basing that on certain verses of the Quran I find that intriguing I find it very interesting and definitely something a message that I think resonates with a lot of people today so I find it not to be in more recent days much more interesting and you know I definitely like him right so somebody had asked a question as Zarate is asked a question your views on seeing the prophet sallallaahu I leave

salam in a dream hmm you see I feel that dreams this once again is more a recent kind of development type of thought I've had may when I say recent maybe like the within the last one year or so and that is that I've started to kind of feel that maybe people are gonna say yeah I [Laughter]

start local you see people may feel it's because I'm kind of going crazy I'm not but I've started to kind of find more interesting this theory that was posited by certain physicists actually and certain researchers that what if dreams are a dimension in and of themselves that sounds crazy when you say like this with the standard you know model or physics but not necessarily see physics is much more in kind of intriguing than

like let's say biology as a science physics it can act it because it it is intrigued by things like consciousness by the invasiveness of time by quantum realities it sometimes much more mystical then like hard kind of 3d views like biology which is much more rigid so there are certain models of phys physics and certain physicists that are trying to kind of reconcile between all the the kind of

reality so from the quantum to the cosmos and Ben Ben car who's an amazing leading you know he's he's an amazing physicist and he's from the UK he was somebody who was junior too but close to Steven Hawkings as well and he in his lecture was explaining to us how the m2m from we you've got basically they're trying to reconcile from the quantum to the cosmos everything and he said that

he's working on a theory where there's something the missing thing what is the missing thing and he was saying that it would make that he feels its mind mind being consciousness so you've got at least let's say 11 dimensions or 10 whichever way you want to see it some people have gone you know many more dimensions in reality not just the three dimensions that we see there's many more dimensions mathematically so at least 10 or 11 is the kind of like standard accepted view now these dimensions some people have felt what if dreams was a

dimension and that sounds bizarre when we think about it but I don't know like in a different way it doesn't mean that you're physically kind of there but what if from a consciousness perspective you are they and that sounds I know all weird and but I'm kind of open to this I'm not saying it is like this but I'm open to it as opposed to a few years ago I wasn't so this was actually when I went to a lecture last year a conference held on psychology and it was from there that I

got intrigued with this kind of thinking so I do feel that mmm dimension they' maybe a dimension and in that case seeing the profit it does it doesn't mean that that was how he how he actually looked but you know to you you may it may seem that this is the profit and obviously that's an amazing subjective experience but it I said hopefully kind of Sharia icon so you can't say you know the Prophet told me this so now I'm gonna spread this message to people that doesn't hold any weight in fact you know this is an

amazing call the job is is writing to even a ruched really taking a fatwa from him and they both epic legends of the dawns of the Maliki math of absolute up there you know the major players within the method and father yard both from Muslim Spain and he is writing to the grandfather be nourished and he says that look there's a judge who he's dealing with the case and in this case there's a key witness and it rests on

this key witness but what happens is before the judge was about due to sentence or you know give not sentence but give his decision decision verdict on the matter he then one of the nights before he had a dream and in that dream he saw the prophet salaallah alayhi wasalam and the Prophet said to him that do not go by the testimony of that person I mean you must discard his testimony because he's a liar now this person didn't know what to do so he was

like you know you woke up and he said well everything seems to check out when it comes to this witness and the case rests on now if I go by textbook I will you know this is that's where I'm going but that's I've now had this dream where the prophet has told me don't so I don't know what to do

confusion his state of mind was as clear as Boris Johnson's so he asks call the yard the legend and called the yard rights too and this is just once again epic Pierre kind of you know companionship almost like this the the the kind of deal that there isn't this arrogance that people used to write to each other miss Carla is a scholar so what let me ask his get his take on it and if nourished writes back saying that dreams have no in this

world we do not take them into consideration so the judge must go by the evidence as it stands so if the evidence points to a particular verdict based on the testimony of that witness then that's how you rule you discard the dream so I thought that's an interesting story really why not so I thought about Sheree chef's please keep my brother earphone in yours may Allah have mercy on earth on Salaam of T is none the be

ha animal rennet halal vah vah vah vah hmm you see you know this thing about rennet that is used in cheese and stuff like this I would say that it is permissible because there were several companions that used to consume it and I know other orlimar have ruled against it it's because I would argue that once again the nature has changed to a great extent but

I would go in line with that that the beam wasn't seen it was kind of treated very with ease so I I would I would rule like that alright somebody said his two are his jokes got no idea what that means right so what do you think of the book fickle Sunna by Sabich say it it's actually a very good book it's it's well summarized I'm sure I have it actually I

don't know where it is now oh there is three volumes it's it's a really good book actually so it's a neat summary I do like a wall bar I mean years ago I used to check it regularly when I was checking multiple books right not they do a meet-up in Pakistan yeah we should do and all these movies turn up they like a cha we heard this a musty

coming they go ah who dragged here and it's kafir go veg dear lady who is refuting that atheist ex Muslim and she says if she's refuting she's refuting several X Muslims but amongst them how they solve on and because I've had a dialogue with him so she says that and he speaks to many Muslims and a few Muftis have even taken him up on a dialogue and then she puts

my picture then says I searched this multi and I the only thing I could find on him was this and she shows the picture of me and she says Eska holy Otto mulehead sebas Adam all he denied my the way I look is more atheistic than the that atheist himself right speaking of Pakistan people I'm utterly

disappointed to hear that the Pakistani authorities had arrested Mirza engineer Mirza Ali engineers ah who is an I think he's a you know he's a great person he's a a scholar from Pakistan I think he's from Lahore or somewhere in Pakistan but he's independent he has his own thoughts he's free kind of thinking and he's not as rigid nowhere near as rigid as these are the groups naturally he is from Pakistan born and raised so his views will still to some extent reflect that backdrop you

know he's not gonna be like at the end of the day he's not gonna look like me or maybe permit I mean forget him most people don't permit what I say but uh you know but that's because is that because is that because I've lost the plot or is that because I can see way the site does not reach Allah see is it because of a perspective but that said I

mean let me I get distracted sorry I'm utterly disappointed to hear that the Pakistani authorities have arrested him Marisa engineer Saab you know may Allah make things easy for him this is unacceptable seriously it's nothing but jealousy nothing but sectarianism I think Homs Ali Abbasi I saw a tweet by Homs Ali Abbas it was a tweet I think or it was a Facebook post where he was saying these Pharisees the Pharisees of the Pakistanis of Pakistan today you know cotton likening them to the

Pharisees of the time of Jesus who were this kind of rigid group of Jews so you had the Sadducees and the Pharisees and yet different people so and this is what it is people it's just sectarianism you know and because he's got such a huge following of you know millions of views he gets on YouTube and he's very open-minded he questions things he he questions group mentality he'll question these kind of things so that's what so I I'm anybody who's prepared to think out of a box

I've rate them just for that ability whether I agree with the outcome or not is momentarily irrelevant but I've rate the fact that they are open-minded that they are prepared to kind of think out of the box they are prepared to kind of to challenge the psychosocial narrative of the age Nadeem has asked Musti how do we explain why Allah commanded ibrahim ali salam to kill his son you see a lot i've mentioned this before did not

command ibrahim ali salaam did not command one Abram Ali Salim to kill his son this was ibrahim ali salam had a dream so he says yeah Barnea in me are awful minami and me as baroque I see in a dream that I am sacrificing you and his son then says who most likely would have probably been I think it would have probably been Isaac is hot but and that's why in my Malik felt buddy you know I know majority of the people

feel it's a smile but fair either way his son said that yeah but if Alma to a mark that you do what you've been commanded he kind of tells him oh that he believes this to be revelation but Allah Himself does not say in the and we told Abraham to sacrifice his son but Allah mentions that Ibrahim had a dream and becoming convinced that the dream was revelation he went to the extent to sacrifice his son but and I've got a video explaining that somebody

mentioned that their friend's daughter Aqsa is in ICU on a ventilator may Allah grant her Shiva I mean right so what is going on people what are your thoughts on women leading salah this one Mossad this one happy try to get all the men in the Masjid ah that's one way to motivate

they start hiring these kind of models supermodels as Imams all the guys of the they like dopey guy with my somebody said answer my question god damn it I don't know what your question is Abner guy has asked another question guy three three would that even Harvey series

future I'm not sure what that means even a horribly series future view on waha DeMuth have the my view on the diary method is I think yeah I mean I I respect authority method i i love even hasn't by the way i've you know i have a huge liking for even her son is one of my heroes so absolutely somebody said so what what do i think about women leading I think the Salah is fine Salah is valid I don't think the Salah is invalid

if women lead the prayer but I mean I can understand why I know people will say look people will say that you know but you should tell them not to think like that yeah but how does one tell thought how do you think you see if if men are just praying it's just the nature's this is I think it's just because the Imam is a dignified role and

in all honesty I'm just being honest if a woman men are just gonna be men at the end of the day and you know whether they say or not whether they like it's this or not nice you know nice he's not teasing too much nobody's going to only mama is in ruku everybody else behind is just still like in deep contemplation over the creation of God

they have like reached another stage of exultant ecstasy but I think this is why just have that kind of dignity although people could say look yeah but mention really think like that up Gawker you know it's like like I said that who's gonna control the thoughts this one this one rebel without cause you know or no three thought three top yeah somebody goes and then that your

mom goes into such that everybody is like hmm and there's like a pin drop silence everybody just like in that seriousness of you know like you know what Nietzsche said that there's that the the way there's you know the seriousness that is found with children at play when they said that there's the intimations of the divine in it and that is the ultimate maturity Nietzsche said to regain the seriousness

that a man once had as a child during play so Mufti will you hold classes Andheri Salah inshallah I'm gonna try and stream Myra Salah rissalah classes right so DNA tests show that jews and palestinians are relating surprise use disputed this wall except in the local populations converted to islam right jews and palestinians are related yes but they not the same people

so this semitic so they are related but it's like the way you'll say distantly kind of cousins but they were not like the jewish people today are not Arabs so i feel the if i remember correctly i think that the arab haplogroup is j1 i if I recall correctly now I don't feel maybe some pal maybe some Israelis might have that but Israeli generally will not be descendants of the J haplogroup you thought you talk science to me you see this and you think you see the earring

and you think a char let's chat science let's blind him with science haiku can read [Laughter] right what is going on people what is going on why do you keep leaving me on scene on Instagram Jaden my GCSE revision guide is useless research my

friend research what is going on Mufti what happen you i'm or you know the the predominant one within kind of Pakistan and North India the r1 be too easy or something and it goes on so I know r1 is also European but then r1 be if I remember correctly but it's the one that because indo-european they at some

point related but the one dominant in Pakistan and northern India is that one I think it's is it or 1b or something but it stems from thee I'm the I'm from that haplogroup I did my DNA test a while back I was like yeah I was like I don't have to find out if I've been adopted most eSAB can you tell us something about me sir I'm a Riley can I tell you something about women I can

tell you many a things about women for any be a body hidden anymore that's a cha-cha-cha Nisa 34 he's talking about a surah a touch of this religious talk going on religious religious talk kawaman Amir Ali I've answered this before Kuwata rajala Munna Ali Nisa this is a descriptive verse so

this is describing how society is for the most part so society is generally has been more so if you if it's looking at a global picture it seems to be historically definitely was patriarchal and although today in the West it's no longer a patriarchal it's kind of egalitarian and maybe in some places it's been matriarchal but by and large for the most part it was

patriarchal and therefore the Quranic discourse was the Kitab was simply reflecting the society that it was talking to you and and humanity for the most part because humanity for the most part men have been the kind of the keepers and the and the safeguarding element within a family unit they have been the providers the breadwinners and that still is the case from you know from the cognitive revolution from the time of Adam Addison I'm coming down for the most part men are the you know the kind of people that have been kind of

responsible for protection responsible for security responsible for these things and even though in modern societies that is not necessarily the case now actually right they let me take that back I think it's still subconsciously there I think that you see from a subconscious perspective I feel that it's interesting because I think we see there's a subconscious unspoken it's not it's not not about words but there's a kind of comfort I

feel that women and this is making a generalized statement but from a psychoanalytic perspective that I feel there's a kind of psychological assurity that is sensed by women with the presence of a man that even if he's not doing something but so for example in a home setting the presents the mail present so not just a mail like a child but man presents

I think non spoken but it kind of provides a subconscious psychological assurity for women and even if they don't even if the guy is and he doesn't have to be somebody that is you know gonna be some kind of warrior but still this I feel that we still have that psyche with us that's my kind of reflection but so the if in certain societies women are the problem at a larger let's say they are matriarchal societies Oh egalitarian you know you

know baboon a woman Allah Bob no it's like in that case the verses would apply accordingly this isn't to say that men are better than women is not to say that so they have that kawaman but that's in those societies in some societies they don't so that's all I'm saying she just needs the presence of a big gun no but I feel that they you know it's interesting because I feel that you see men so you

see I think men this this there's a time that men want kind of solitude III don't know whether this is I don't know what the people relate to that not always not always want solitude but I think there's a time way men kind of they don't mind that being alone but then they want obviously you see I think with men it's more about certain needs this is gonna sound very wrong now but I think it's more about convenience and needs and

obviously there is that you know that kind of and I don't just mean intimacy could be like let's say in a home set taking care of children doing this doing that but I think men want that kind that there's a kind of need for just being sometimes not disturbed and just being in you know in their own world and I think you see the irony the almost the Divine Comedy is that women I think there's a need for the man to be present

that's like so comical because it just doesn't work as I'm sure the quarantine is proving I'm sure they need solitude to but I'm just saying that a lot of the times you'll get this thing that people will say mean relationships you hear this a lot that people will say oh you know like stuff if a man is going out some way or if he's doing something that the woman would want him home even though he doesn't have to be doing anything but just wants him home and it's it's and I think this is part of

that Divine Comedy that God has kind of let loose in humanity yeah mmm other monotheists be considered and look it up I think seek believe in the same concept of God as if Nara be yeah I think and and I believe that there were certain scholars that believed that we could consider many people of the Indian subcontinent as advocate herb and I think but it was a man from the Salafi hadith scholars of the 20th century also wrote about that

saying that that was his view and I find that definitely very interesting and the Sikhs I would say in many ways are very close I would I could see that that that would make sense because the Sikhs do believe in Eckankar which is one God and they even the name Allah appears if I correct I believe is it sixty something times in in the guru granth sahib and they have several Muslim Saints in the and guru nanak dev ji sahib was highly influenced by you know muslim thought i mean

whether people acknowledge that or not but he was and some of his close friends were you know Madonna was Muslim and another people were Muslim so and he was from what I'm aware of I believe that he could wear the Guru Nanak could read persian/farsi read Arabic I believe he could speak a certain amount of Farsi speak I don't know about speak Arabic but maybe he could speak a certain amount but yeah right so what is going

on people wore Mufti my father just passed away Mohammed Aslam in allele a he went nightly Rajan may Allah grant him an elevated maqam Indian little fear those two may he grant your family ease I mean right so hmm let's take some questions what is girl win Oh what is going on people what he's gone can you please expand on other people of other faiths

attaining salvation of course I do mention this I've got a clip that what if reason leads me away from God and you can watch that clip I go in more detail the explaining that look that even if a person uses reason and it takes him away from God I feel that that person would still be saved because you know they have done their best and this is what I quotes and books and Muslim theologians

they of all we quote said other people that you've jar Buddha is what we are hopeful that that person has salvation I believe that's in the Pahlavi he he quotes but yes oh sorry the metalia now but you can watch my clip on it and I feel that yeah that is it seems to reflect the the understanding of Islam that I that I see mostly you look tired

eight we all ain't we all people must be Sahib can you answer my question I just did alright what is going on what is going on somebody said you're a Mufti with an earring okay that's old news yard you can watch my video detailed video clip on earrings rights thoughts on Farhan Hasan al Maliki Nadeem is asked right yeah for

Han Hasan chef for Han Hasan from Saudi Arabia he I don't I don't think he's molecule meth head by the way I could be wrong but I think he's Maliki from the tribal Malik so he's not actually you know he's not actually Malkiel meth help from what I'm aware I I could be wrong but I that's what I've kind of read that he's Maliki in his Mizpah to his bubbly nice pie in his kabila not Maliki al

shock to Imam Malik but yeah so he's is definitely a very open-minded person I like many of his views you know it's very forward thinking he problematizes a lot of the kind of folkloric kind of cultural islam that is found things like voodoo and hocus-pocus islam he kind of dispelled a lot of that as far as i know we demonic possessions magic stuff like that that's what I so he's very I do I like that I admire that obviously these are the kind of views I hold so

naturally I will I do that the only issue I I personally as a person not that I have with him but with his views I don't have an issue with him but with his views where I'm at conflict with his views are right so where he his his his attitude towards companions of the prophet like mahalia or the Elan I think he is very kind of he takes like a Shia kind of stance or a Shia inclined stance towards mahalia out of the allow

on and I think he's quite dismissive and maybe even strongly dismissive so obviously my views clash with his views on things like that and I've got a detailed video I put it up on Instagram as well because many people are asking me about can we criticize the Companions so do check that out right so what's my view on chef Nina we ship Nina we are I

somebody just said of Rai Oh Martha here you're doing it mine you doing it he just sent 500 stars you doing it much love yeah right so there's a question what are my thoughts on chef Nina we yeah I mean chef Nina we uh I met up with him on several occasions very detailed conversations dialogues many years ago I haven't seen him now for a good number of years I think he's not frequenting the UK as much as he used to or maybe I don't think he is but maybe

he maybe is he's you know he's a great scholar in his own right he's very I love the way he's very concerned with had if you know you don't get many scholars that are preoccupied with hadees yet he is and he's somebody who looks into us I meet once again a very rare thing you don't find that among scholars I've had discussions with him on a hadith kind of points and he's kind of you know after this are off-the-cuff discussions were like we're just eating food and I've said well you know what do you think about this year what do you think about that what are your thoughts on you know and I just bring something up you know

what are your thoughts on even Allah he and one of them had the thing said about him and well and I you know and he'll just respond off-the-cuff like well you know he is problematic but if he's transmitting from the Abba dealer these four kind of Abdullah Stan will kind of consider it and so on and so and this isn't something which your common scholar would really know and so I definitely have an immense respect for chef Nina we I do like him he isn't too obviously his own Sufi tariqa thing I've forgotten what Marika is a part of now I

think is it I can't remember what Daria Clyde is it might be shadow is it now I can't remember but he's he's got his own tariqa it takes bay and things like that and the problem with that kind of stuff though is that you see the tariqa business is a cult business whether people like it or not you see people who are part of a tariqa it's always a cult and that always brings politics with it it always brings power struggles this you know this kind of shake them status that a person has and yeah so and you

know we also does have a bit of that kind of inclines towards he's not obviously Sunni but he inclines I think towards that kind of Shia understanding on how we are of the Aloha so these are things where my views and his views would clash know him as a person I you know love him as a person but I'm just saying all views would be different but he I have found him to be open-minded so I definitely you know have much love for him cool right most he can make his own 30 I'm not

interested in making a party a car what would we do with a tariqa man Northy would you consider going to speakers corner hell no what on earth for speakers corner and these kind of things I find see that kind of stuff is like that's not where thinking takes place that's just for people who wanna shout you know it's not my style mind you if I did go to speakers corner I would probably unite everyone unite them against me for once they would be

unity guy has asked would I do a future a lecture on open our be in the future sure if I if I manage to kind of read some of his stuff right so what is going on people oh speaking of reading I finished a book this last week and I thought I'd just say a few words on it it's by Daniel playing and I've got a few books several books by him he's very fun witty kind of writer like I mean I mean his words are

very you know they're easy flowing and he writes in a kind of almost like a humorous lively manner and it's but yet it's deep-seated in philosophy always and this this book I mean I don't know whether I've had this book I must confess for a number of years now and I never really ready and I remember beginning a few years about maybe four years ago five years ago and I read a few pages and I got distracted and I never read it again and I came across it just about two weeks ago or something and and I thought well

you know I've never really finished this book and let's let's you know make the most of you and I'm trying to get back into more and more reading every day so I read it and I have to say it was it's very you know it's very ironically it's a very lively book although the topic is about meditations from a Greek island on the pleasures of old age the topic may seem quite samba maybe even morbid to some I don't think it is morbid but you see how

do we deal with old age and it's it's like it's you know in many ways it's like the elephant in the room you see whether we like it or not we're all aging we're aging with each second now many of us are either so young that old age seems so distant that we can't really you know we know it's a reality but we haven't got time to really take it seriously at this stage or to ponder

over it and then there's those who are starting to a let's say reach older and not old age but they no longer necessarily you know they're not in their 20s anymore not even in their 30s and people who are definitely in their 40s 50s 60s he was right in this book was 73 now especially at that stage he speaks about how in this society people were living this foreveryoung culture that was so frightened to kind of embrace old age that people he speaks

about his friends who are having kind of dental implants who are having these veneers who are having facelifts whose some of his friends who are having breast implants at that stage who are guys who are having you know testosterone patches and viagra constantly and and he's not printed judge he's not trying to say this is necessarily a bad thing but what he's saying is that we are trying to still live a youth a stage of youth and that maybe there's a grace

in embracing old age and he chooses Epicurus because Epicurus is you know when a Greek philosopher who really speaks about old age and speaks about embracing it and the joys of it and this um you know he's got a quote from him that it is not the young man who should be considered fortunate but the old man who has lived well because the young man in his prime wanders much by chance vacillating in his beliefs while the old man has docked in the harbor having safeguarded his true happiness it's

intriguing but it's a very daunting topic I have to say when I read it it's and it's not that he answers the question necessarily but you've really grappled with it and looks at different angles and what does it mean and what about loneliness and what about what do relationships mean and he reflects on his own life so I found it very very enjoyable also a very kind of there's like a timelessness to the book so I I find myself kind of drifting away with it I have to say and I definitely say

you know people who who are who have contemplated that topic they for them it's a must-read cool all right people let's move on right Mufti can we activate our junk DNA I think you see which will lengthen our telomeres you see this this thing about junk DNA I'm not so sure that's what it is in that sense obviously there is a you see there's a

certain amount of DNA obviously there's billions of you know the actual base codes but there's a certain amount that is being referred to as junk DNA I don't know whether we need to be activating these kind of things I think that what we already have has a huge capacity there isn't a kind of epigenesis as well our DNA can kind of interact with our our lives socially with arses and kind of certain there's a certain aspect to it that does still adapt and change and it's designed in that way hence our DNA

kind of changes over time because not just because of being shuffled but also he adapts as well to certain circumstances of survival and things like this right so just on my mentor just checking what's going on here right Chevy has Koran made you laugh like you laugh at jokes I'm not sure if that's a real question

mm-hmm right so right okay made me laugh no I've never really you know I mean sometimes maybe like if you mean by that like a wondrous laugh like like oh wow like that maybe certain verses or certain realizations of certain verses

but not like haha by that kind of laughter obviously the Quran is not trying to be comical it's not a humorous script it's not it's you know it's it's dealing with very serious matters so shukran but I think you've Anaya reptilians brainwashed subconscious mind to believe in old age we are meant to live up to 900 years like pleadians and

lire and et clothes closet et's to human I can't understand that question Anaya apologies somebody said could I give the name of that book and the book was called travel with Epicurus I just put it there because I mean I thought I kind of mentioning he does have many other fun books like joke books on how you can learn philosophy through jokes but I really did enjoyed this book I've got a few others of his but I thought I'm gonna give it a little break you know I'll tell you a technique especially

with that which is I don't know if you want is you know if you choose sometimes you can get very kind of like study background kind of music and which is like a slow kind of almost nostalgic tone to it very strong kind of piano II tone and I sometimes I will I haven't got my earphones here but I will I will with them and I will place it had a very low kind of volume so I'll put it out like maybe 20% 25% maybe so it's very

it's in the background at 200 to what I would normally listen at and so it's very faint it's very like just subtle in the background and then I would read you see with that going on so it's not loud at all it's just subtle and it's almost like it's in the background somewhere just distant and it's amazing the kind of effect it has I mean I was reading that and oh my god right somebody's asked mostly what do you think of Almaty Institute I think Mady Institute is amazing that's enough that's enough

right so somebody stop spamming right so I think it's an amazing Institute I have spoken to I have spoken to the Imam and asked to get chef sorry I was just seeing yeah just seeing a message there alright so yes I have spoken alum at the

Institute I have I think it's an amazing building one of the best buildings I've seen for an Islamic Institute I've spoken to chef RF about coming on mindtrap he has agreed we gotta just set a kind of date I know Roma Bahn has made it difficult really the Minecraft because people fasting and if bar and all this kind of stuff yeah but it is a Shia Institute but by as far as Shia go I think you know and they believe so I think it's so there so Almaty is that you guys are so open-minded

it's not what you would picture I'm just saying how generally people have this concept of Shiites nothing like that as far as that was my experience right so what is going on there's a question there by Hamza which was deleted all right so it happens early a bus he coming on my trap I he did say to me he will I haven't asked him yet you see the problem has been I've just got just in 20 episodes and I've resolved a lot of the teething issues and hamdulillah because I don't want to call on a major guest without having sorted out

all the technical issues which I think by in mole for the most part I've now resolved but then it's Ramadan and it's difficult especially people in America people I think Homs Ali Abbas he's in Canada or America right now and it's difficult because there you see I normally do this at midnight and for them that's like iftar time and then by the time they finish iftar it gets too late here and so hmm it's been a bit tricky during Ramadan all right let's people should we deal

with a little all right I haven't I was gonna share a poem with you guys yeah what what is this one man what is this on my own momento momento of rice so this people I have to share this with you this was by the legend a myth for us one of my favorites when it comes to

contemporary poetry legend writes in a style of his own and in this he says what yourself you do in it man much love opium betrayer shiet kabhi huh boom Emily g-star asuke hua pull Kattabomman look at the imagery that if we were to now be separated then perhaps only in our dreams we shall meet once

again and then the imagery of how dried flowers are found sometimes petals in books and this is a custom in the East in the East people used to sometimes put like rose petals and stuff inside books like as a I don't know whether they did it as a book marker or what but but it is a custom or was a custom in yeast wound odor a way logo may wafak mot yes Asami to German King Jeroboam Emily Lama

dunya Bahama armacham ill carlo ramadana be la meilleure miss a meal nasha Barajas Charbonneau shut up on this hill this and Hermes so difficult to translate in from the poetic sense because hum in Urdu poetry is not necessarily a negative but in sorrow or depression or melancholy in English or negative kind of terms but this this whole thing that ami our of the of the

beloved he says why didn't you mix it you know the the problems of this world you can put them with that problem that true alcohol is only enjoyed when it's mixed with other alchemy duniya bigamy armacham ill carlo NASA / - our Avenger a moment to Cudahy - could I - CUDA in America Far East Indies don't know in

saheeh talkeetna hijab we said you know you neither God nor is he says nor is my love so platonic or angelic then why should we be meeting in all this head in all this hijab he terapia can just mean barriers as well though Arjun DARPA qingcheng a gin bottle / ketchup ketchup Calvo semana con la boum Emily I'm gonna come back to that that's a very deep up

neva hang up now home a novel to her novel Marcia for us Jay said Oh shucks Tamannaah kisara poem Emily and and Serapis is a mirage okay but that lying this this couplet uh-hum da and dollar even though it means like a house or something but it's used in this sense to mean like the kind of gulag or the gallows to be broke to for execution or something the are jammed our peak hinchik a gin bottle bot that today over those things which they dragged us to the gallows

Ketchum calvo's the mannequin is a poem Emily that is a deep line people that he says you know that how astonishing it would be that oh isn't it amazing that maybe in the in the tomorrow to come these very things over which people are trying to kill us these kind of concepts see whether it's the concept of love freedom or these notions for which we are being dragged out he says perhaps

tomorrow they will be taught to so many people in the syllabus of that civilization that meaning that this is what will be inculcated this will be part of a mandatory education yet today we're being kind of slaughtered over these things over these concepts I find that so are jammed are peckin jagged in bottle / ki a jab Calvo semana con is Abu Musab is a kind of syllabus la remetanea be home AR Misha mill Carlo

NASA / taaha Shah be Yashiro bomb people legend so what is going on people what is going on somebody asked guy asked about answering this question I don't know what your question was what do you think of Martha Z lights and embodies a

body fit and ways of praying seems very similar to Marla keys yeah I mean when it comes to prayer these things were not really sect based they were kind of an inherited practice so and I feel it's a good way sometimes to triangulate beliefs so when you want to see something if you can get the the Sony narrative the Shia narrative and the hora Jie narrative and you can

triangulate the the kind of truthfulness of veracity the the truthfulness of something and I feel that was a good response also to the maka question and I've got a detailed video on that speaking about or say the the you know the ancestral grandfather of the prophet sallallaahu lucidum and how what what was meant by maka being the sharmee Kaaba and I explained that why it wasn't Petra and these people saying that the

Prophet lived in Petra doesn't make sense is because of this triangulation method that there's no way the Sunni the horrid and the Shia would Co conspire to something like that so yeah all right what is going down bro you just threw a satanic symbol any satanic satanic people satanic

most is it permissible to hunt with snare traps as in with yeah I mean if hunting you see isn't if when it comes to hunting its buy any hunting means available it's not you don't have to kind of do the Behance and sacrifice like that it isn't work like that so hunting is fine you know people can hunt with spear with a bullet with with a kind of snare trap with you can hunt with hunting dogs as it's mentioned in

the Quran cool all right what is going on people didn't know I live for nine hundred and fifty years I've got a video on this I won't do it much justice here if you watch my video why do you explain in much more detail see no he didn't Noah no Holly Salaam did not live for nine hundred and fifty years and by the way it doesn't say he lived for night he says he spent that amount amongst his people but this philosophy him this verse where it says that is not

referring to years as we understand them but if you look at the antediluvian counting system that was found by the sumerian cuneiform and other kind of artifacts that were found there that gave us an awareness of how they used to count they're not numbers like they were they had a different counting system for certain things that were magnified like times 60 times 600 times it was a ridiculous so they've got lists of kings so for example this king ruled and he ruled for they will say for example he

ruled for fifty thousand years you think what and he will say he ruled for twelve thousand years and this person ruled for three thousand years but and he but they're not talking about and it's not a kind of hyperbole they actually like they're trying to be very factual but it's that at that time they had a very different way of documenting figures and some of this is then picked up by the later so you've got what you see where the Sumerians are doing this they're documenting obviously the ante Duluth

people before the flood the great flood now which I would argue was the younger driest time like maybe at the end of the the kind of Ice Age that was the the great flood of no Holly sallam now if after that people have still inherited this kind of thinking and then the the civilizations after them so if you look at Mesopotamia and these places afterwards they still have it but to a much lesser degree and the Jewish people inherit it from them so in the Old Testament you've got a lot of this because the Jewish the Jews when they

live in exile they are influenced by you know what's going on there the whole thing so yeah so I mean it's so they will say oh this you know personally for eight hundred years nine hundred years this is still that kind of remnant vestiges of the Babylonian and the pre Babylonian kingdoms right so what is

going on what is going on people there is no second coming in Islam I know but it doesn't really bother me if you want

to bellezza I don't feel oh yeah somebody's mentioned Graham Hancock I feel Graham Hancock is definitely on to something definitely I very intrigued I've got several of his books I've been for so many of these lectures are you find it very intriguing somebody said what do you think of DMT it won't closer

to Islam I think T is amazing more in summer awareness of consciousness because it is ultimately boy coming to a greater awareness of that we get to understand reality and by extension God so I would feel that somebody said the mic is going bad is it voices rattling what

right on the mantel all right hopefully it should be back now I was just resetting the mic if that ever happened somebody said sounding good let me know they should be it should have fixed it now all right so audio please check the audio now it should be fine right so look at that breaking up Mufti breaking up breaking

up breaking up yeah I've reset it so relax yeah so what's going on people what kill win on all right now let's deal with a verse of the Quran this is the toughest Eve that I quote sometimes this is orbital luthfi now I know there was it have seen a little worse part by oh sorry a the writing I don't know whether is

actually I don't think it was printed in a in print but anyway of Muhammad Abdul but this is of the sub-continent scholar Maulana Abdul Karim la3 who was part it was part of the animal hadith the Salafi kind of denomination but one of the most open-minded scholars I've ever come across I passed away in the 70s I believe it was and he during his life was a Habib throughout I think throughout Pakistan I

think in Punjab somewhere may have been Gujranwala or some way like that but but anyway he's way ahead of his time so absolute legend right so I was going through but I was asked a question and I just thought well I'll kind of use this as a little anchor point that's all the question I was asked was to do with the verse of the Quran in surah al-baqarah that is

verse 54 I believe yep 54 and it's to do with Moses and the Israelites and it says why father moussala told me he yeah I mean comes along to Memphis accompany her the Kamala idol that when moosa aleihsalaam says to his people that o people you have transgressed against yourselves by taking this the kind of carve the the golden calf that they take to worship for tubu elaborate come now so repent to your Creator [ __ ] to law enforcer come there Lacombe clayton lock

amanda body come and kill yourselves that is better as far you know that will be better with god Futaba aleikum and then he repent and then god turned back this he turned back upon the meaning turn back here as in forgave them Futaba aleikum from the word Toba in who were tewara him indeed he is the oft-forgiving the most merciful now this verse here that [ __ ] to Luanne FOSE hakuna the kind of worship that

they had taken did this mean so what certain for serine have said is that this meant that God had asked them to kill a group of IDA T the actual verse reads as in suicide kill yourselves now some people have done okay most Muslim mother sitting don't accept that absolutely literally because that would mean just everybody kill themselves [ __ ] to ruin for circum there will be no more is realized so we know that didn't happen so they say okay [ __ ] to ruin full

circle means killed some of yourselves so they take this to be amateurs that a Bardem inkum ô ô phylactery bar become bharden or some of you should kill some of the others ií'd the perpetrators and i think some biblical kind of commentaries say that the Levites because the Levites was levy was the the kind of the ancestral figure for father figure of Moses and his tribe or his people from the Israeli from the Bani

Israel were the Levites or so some commentaries say the Levites killed the perpetrators who whatever they were you know a certain number of them they kill them now some Muslims have taken that most Muslims have not taken that I mean all Muslims MOFA sitting really have not taken that verse absolutely literally because that would mean all the the bunnies trying to just kill themselves and then there were no more bunnies right but we know that isn't true because that's not what happens in history and then the verse carries on talking about them so obviously if they cease to exist that would be pointless so what does this

verse mean and some people have said well you know God can say I I heard some people have said well because they worship this false God they had become mortared they had apostate heed and the punishment of an apostate was murder and therefore he was justified to kill those who perpetrated this act of worship that in my understanding is is wrong it is inaccurate and it's in conflict with this verse of the Quran why I feel that is because if you look at this verse you

see Allah mentions Futaba aleikum and then he forgave you God forgave you question would be why would he forgive you what does that mean because there's as he forgiven like rather mean he's forgiven those who have been killed I mean that well you know in all honesty that does very little for them in this world because they did oh he forgave those who didn't worship but then that doesn't add up because they don't worship anyway so what why are they be they don't worship the false god so why are they

being kind of you know punished so and then the verse ends within the who what to were rahim indeed a lies the most merciful and to kill yourself seems to conflict with mercy so i disagree entirely what this verse actually means is this verse is a kind of it said as a kind of repudiation as a kind of rebuke that [ __ ] - LuAnn for second that moosa aleihsalaam is saying this to them not God but moosa aleihsalaam is saying this to them that

you know what what you this is like what you deserve you know it's like if somebody is that angry and they say you know what you you you deserve to just because what Moses is saying is that look we've done this Exodus we've done all of this I go away and you guys you sabotage almost everything so you know you deserve what is deserving is that you just kill yourself god dammit what is wrong with you you should be destroyed that is what you know that he said that like a hydraulic Oh mind our

become the in the body comes sorry that that is more better you know with God but this is Moses speaking Ali Salaam to them but they do Toba because the verse begins by them saying for tubu Moses is saying to them repent god damn it he's saying repent and they repented Futaba alaikum and allah came you know turn back to them and forgave them in know

what - were Bora him he is the most forgiving now that makes sense it lies you know it's very congruent to the rest of the verse it's congruent with the fact that Moses is saying to them to boo seek forgiveness if he's gonna say you know what you kill them what it's a bit I know people who say well for the al-qaeda but come on as far as things not many of the Israelites probably didn't even believe in the in the afterworld as from what we learned from their version of the religion to say

we'll kill them and you know what repent and kill you it doesn't really tie in with the word rahim and it seems that repentance is redundant if you're just gonna kill them anyway and this is how you know one of the readings from Qatada so from the non motiroti readings of the quran because the quran was just written in the earth manic script without the dots so Qatada is reading that is not motivated but his reading so if you had the word [ __ ] to Lou it's written as far a leaf and then there's just that the head of the kind

of path but no dots there's just a kind of bracket which could be a tower or a year or a bar it could be anything there's no dots and then there's a lamb and a while he read this his reading of this was for a kilo and for circum which means and forgive yourselves then for to bow elaborate a comfy pillow and fossa calm so repent to your Lord and then you can act it a collar is to kind of you can let off the hook and it's used in

fact for a refund you use as a refund in if you go to give something back it kind of cancels out they pay you back they call it an ekala for a kilo and for circum Futaba alaikum and then allah came back as in forgave them and that seems to tie in this is also similar to what Mawlana Abdul Karim Allah three had written as well where he says

so he mentions here as well kay opening up cattle car Anika who come talk good apni jamocha cattle Caro Goya hood Khushi Carlo yay kisi Hal Pisa Hema Hema septa open engine Oh same rod conky Luke he ho saktha hain so he says that nobody accepts this as in you kill yourself entirely and then he goes on to say or heavy moon king he came Musa al-salaam kiyaah hukum son Kirkham Nepalese belly sak upon a Logan go cattle cart a apne clunky Lucas at liquor a la semana Talib key and so he

mentions that these people it was very likely implausible is that they saw repentance from God so it's very similar to what I'm saying that kind of the same kind of thought and that ties in with the non-motor water reading of the Quran because these non-motor water reading sometimes were more reflective of the meaning of what was being meant so it was not that Allah said to the Israelites kill yourselves but rather when this was said it was like out of repudiation from moosa aleihsalaam to them that Allah Cathedral lucuma in the body come but they did

Toba because he begins by saying - boo Allah body come seek repentance and then it mentions and then Allah forgave them so that is what kind of ties in well there is a actually there is a verse that follows on that worth highlighting here and that is to do with did the Israelites live a second time after having died some of them because this verse goes on to say that they say to Moses that they demand to see God Zweifel tamiya Musel and not Manila

Cohutta nor logic Allah so they say we want to see God we won't believe until we see God faster that como saya and then they were kind of struck down and I believe that because they I mean it may have been a kind of like a storm as well by a storm I mean like a thunderstorm as well but this was a volcano okay so they were at a volcano site and it would have kind of erupted or had you know had some turbulence to it what anthem tongs Arun some about nakum members multicom la la Comtesse karoon

now this verse 56 and then we brought you back and it mentions after but the multi combative multi come after your death la la Comtesse karoon in the hope that you are grateful so some people have felt that this of course Allah said it so and people will say to people like me all was wrong with you know Allah said it so it has to be that they died and then they were brought back so they lived again after death so they died and this was a miracle but it doesn't have to mean that and many more first serene and even I mean since we've got this open and Maulana Abdul Karim Allah

theory he even writes that he says there another ayat me he gives several meanings of death in the Quran he says this Romani Murad hanji say uttered his he says uncle Castle he says uncle in Keisel ho GAE or be who she or her sheet are yogi that these people had been over they had become unconscious or they lost they kind of intellect he gives several meanings but I wanted to actually show just in case people feel that you know what I'm saying because I would say that

that was not actual death that that would be understood in two separate meanings one is which is the most likely one that they were kind of struck down and perceptibly dead like they feared that they would the people that would have witnessed them would have thought that these people are dead but they weren't actually did that's the meaning that I would generally go with and yet they were revived just as you know if somebody has gone into cardiac arrest or something like that he's perceptibly dead now but if he's revived he's not actually dead

in the sense of a kind of brains brainstem death etc now that's the other understanding is that you were a dead people and then Allah brought you back to life as in gave you a civilization this is the other understanding and some people have taken the understanding that he knew he sent met prophets amongst you now I'll just show you some of these actually so you can see this here is tough fear of a Lucy and you can see he

goes with he mentions as well so he mentions that and he says what we the baths be Healy and nocardia Cunha are no mean come on who if he shot Neos hobbled calf he says sometimes death is used it could have been that they felt they became like comatose in a deep sleep and he mentions that this is in the Quran as well and he gives the examples oh yeah tea he'll Malta min-koo limacon i believe in surah Ibrahim warmer whoever made it and death comes to him from

every angle yet he is not dead that is a verse of the Quran and another verse a woman can amaze him faheen a-- what about he who was dead and then we gave him life this was not a literal death so even you've got a Lucy here in ruin my honey saying that if we take a look at Babel we he mentions thermal baths not remember the multi combi service IIFA and he mentions little cardiac unum and aroma oh no he says that this could mean but because it's from a kind of unconsciousness it does not have to mean

a actual death so you've got babe are we there as well here is even harsher the great Maliki legend he mentions that a very similar to a contemporary cardiac arrest situation so he mentions here that look he says why the hustle on Hardison car here in money I'm available I mean Amelia can little Jason sorry Colonel ingested Rahman mote fetal Cal holla he says if for example somebody was they hot be almost stopped or something like

this momentarily they would be deemed to be dead and he mentions just as doctors say today but they may be revived or they had a very such a low heart rate you would call that death as well this was even I assure the Maliki legend here was even an idea great scholar from Muslim Spain as well he actually writes and that mimbar demote was it were all a full moon he mentions and some people have said in no home where are we sorry

yeah he mentions that they asked Moosa and yet Allah whom Allah who am BA that this was a that they were revived as they became prophets once again this is a one of the the kind of interpretations but I just wanted to the reason I mentioned that is because people sometimes say Oh Mufti you know you're making all this up there's no precedent for any of this ya know you're saying this but who has said these kind of things in the past so I thought well look let me quote different people there's obviously I Lucy this babe all we they said my food and you know this

obviously Mullen Abdul Karim Allah thirty people like this so my point of saying this was no first of all Allah did not command the Israelites to kill themselves that was a kind of it was said to almost rebuked them by moosa aleihsalaam and to that it wasn't an actual death because allah mentions in the quran liya through Nephi Hal Mota a lil mo turtle una that the only death that people only taste that once that's it so I hope that answers that question

all right what is going on people what is going on Oh take a little Oh people I said I was gonna do a little review up some perfumes so I found them lying around I know people are into their fragrances I and since I'm willing to my fragrances on proper an addict of trying to get hold of loads of niche kind of perfumes and things like that so I

thought well yes I've got these why not Tom Ford I mean this others but I thought well I'll pick out these to do a quick review on them and I thought for or women's to contrast it I thought since I was looking at two of them why not two of the same of another brand and I could see Lancome and I got this was la vie a bell and you've got la nuit Tresor so I thought why not people are quick few words on some of these those of you that are really into your

perfumes so it really is something that I would you know I would say it's it's something to get quite involved with if you can I encourage anyway this is you know an epic make by Tom Ford his earth would the perform these people those of you that are into it and you know the perfumes generally are divided into three layers so as you kind of open it up you'll have the opening kind of notes

which will only last usually really under a minute that's just that it hits you the strong that's the kind of hook and then you have the hot notes or the middle notes which will last usually maybe an hour sometimes depending on some a bit more and then you've got the base notes threw in the bass notes will last several hours and that's the kind of that's what makes up the whole fragrance thing this if I spray some on right here right as soon as you you kind of smell that you straight away you get this they

if they the opening notes will have this kind of like a cardamom kind of alight Chi peppery that kind of feel to it and within no time you get this this kind of OD presence coming up but it's it's mixed in with they will be vanilla it's a very smooth you know you know this if you don't me I don't really like my food so much I don't know not a good fun so if you're not too much into it then this is brilliant it is an absolute you know

because it's if I used one word to describe it people I would say smooth it's a very smooth kind of smell its woody its woody but but just a subtle it's it's kind of like vanilla it's got a strong vanilla base to it and if anything it not only does it have a nice hot note but you know a few hours later as a strong longevity by the way so hours later you're gonna still be able to smell it maybe by the evening you can still smell and then it smells epic it's a very kind of warm smell so if you you

know if you if you if you want something like that something smooth that would complement almost anything I would say people that's definitely one of my favorites from Tom Ford I'm not - I've tried out quite a few of Tom Ford stuff and I'm not mmm not really that sold on the Tom Ford thing except a few this is the other one that I'll be just mentioning today this is my go-to people honestly epic epic epic epic

so let's just all right people this C has a very similar that kind of like that cardamom thing when it opens but the leather comes straight through but this people you are it is I love it honestly this is one of my top fragrances so I find it very masculine even though Tom Ford will say women can wear it as well but I mean it's very

masculine leather but proportionately you understand it's not it's like a nice very loud I use the term loud loud kind of fragrance but but but kind of refer I mean it's not fresh but kind of refreshing it's not like you know Tom Ford has Tuscan leather that I find a bit dull very kind of that's very leathery strong leather this is it's got the right amount and this is my always

you know that's from my top my number two personally fragrance that I always use I mean I don't but I always go to so if people want any ideas ombre leather you cannot go wrong and you know something this is not from Tom Ford private blends so you know where he normally the very expensive two hundred pound kind of onward fragrances this is just a designer fragrance by Tom Ford he does have a number 16 what is the ombre leather as well but but this this this bottle that you're seeing is just a designer fragrance but

it beats most of bloody Tom Ford stuff I find a lot of Tom Ford stuff quite I'm absolutely distasteful if I'm gonna be honest there's very few things from Tom Ford that I've been impressed by obviously except these two are would be at the top of the list there is a there's a Kostas aura which is quite kind of very lively very kind of like a Marine

it's it's a very fresh kind of smell a bit like how you have the classic cool water and stuff but much more livelier that's nice I do use that but and there's tomforde odd mineral or which which to be honest you can really smell that within that once again that's a bit fresh it's got that mineral kind of sea salt thing going on but it's other things I can't stand them in fact today I was just trying on I had a sample come of Tom Ford's shampoo Kerr absolute and okay now because it's been

bloody it's like eight hours since I put it on or something like that it smells okay the base knob but it was discussed I found it it was giving me a headache during the day you soak that kind of floral and Jasmine in there but anyway so I thought look people ask me sometimes these are my absolute go to use okay so epic epic epic and for women's people women's women's women's well that I was gonna rate this and I thought well since I saw this with it as well I thought well you know they're both part of Lancome so why not this if

I know this is so well known I have to say when it comes to women's perfumes this is probably the best as in my opinion but it's so commonplace because everybody's probably got it but if they haven't epic epic that is an absolute it's very kind of fruity there's a very it's got a sweetness a bit of citrusy in

some ways but it's very long lasting epic I mean if women if you if any women are looking to get perfumes that's probably I would personally rate as my number one in women's perfumes seriously that is lovey a bell so love you Belle by Lancome absolutely but the only thing is that it's so everybody's probably already so it's not I suppose it's not unique it's one of those that everybody has it but if you don't have

it it's a chart smasher not what it is honestly absolute must I thought well since I was looking at that Lancome and that was lovey a bell by Lancome so I saw this one and I thought why not then what the hell since I was doing two of the tomforde I'll do two of the Lancome this is la nuit Tresor it does come in a series of four

this was the other puff on now this it's a very it opens up a bit fruity there's a kind of a rosy smell as well to it and it does have a bit of that kind of it's very sweet very sweet this is called la

nuit Tresor it's the ER de parfum one the first one I know they did fall they did lighter versions and different versions after it but it's a very sweet fragrance very strongly very loud so if people love that very sweet kind of smell that is it people that is very I mean I think it's so very strong but it's it's good so if you're looking for ideas I know people are probably thinking it's coming up so that is something definitely a Scottish it has a

like a caramel e kind of undertone of vanilla as well but yeah but definitely you can't go wrong with these kind of things I thought I'd recommend some people have been asking cool somebody said cool water in the day yeah yeah I thought some of these are I mean these are not necessarily nice but some some of the perfumes that I'm trying out all the time very much are but I thought I'll speak today I had been trying out for actually I won't go into them but one of them was that sham Parker absolute by

Tom Ford there was there was John Malone's pomegranate noir which you know it's faded now but it's so earthy it felt like you know after rain that kind of smell with Woody's really strong it was like reminding me of the village in Pakistan honestly I was quite shocked and there was a I had there was a John Malone would a would sage now and there was another one as well which did I get

today a sample I got a mfk that's Francisco Jones gentle fluidity which was nice as well but I'm not going into them alright people that's as far as the reviews are let's move on with some of these questions people's Big Bird's was going down right Chanel somebody said about Chanel I will do a review of some of the Chanel's the outer review of you know my top four when it comes to women Chanel and some utterly disgusting you

mention one I just tried recently I'll do a review of it the entire that's oh my god but anyway right so right earrings are I've onto that so many times Mufti do you think real and authentic Sufism still exists sufism do I feel it exists yeah I guess isn't Sufism a state of mind if that's what you mean then of course I feel that that will does exist if you mean the

Sufi Daria cuz you see I'm not too kind of sold on the Sufi perico stuff I find it very institutionalized Daniel Ramirez Mufti can you explain the events that happen between Khalid ib'n Alwaleed and by New Jersey Jud hey man I'll have to kind of look into that more then I will come back to that question in shablak somebody asked your ideal personality what does that mean

or personality what does that mean I'm not sure what that question means do you mean by that person do you mean by that somebody said I would love to Iman your question on personality I don't understand it you need to explain what personality means do you mean like a celebrity personality do you mean like a I don't know what personality means there right so [Music]

Mufti will you respond to David woods I don't know what his issue is I mean his points are I'll have to look into what are David woods points somebody's asked who is mallanna until caramel a theory I've explained before he's a scholar from the Indian subcontinent he's part of a a whole league of scholars that seem to have kind of fallen by the wayside as a more standardized version

of Islam re-emerged in the late 70s into early 80s of of the Indian subcontinent there seems to have been with the rise of the Eva the Mujahideen Eva Innes of Islam this seems to have been this further cementing of the standardized view of Islam and it's this hardline militant view and countries like Pakistan on a state level kind of assisted like so you know you've got General Zia who was very kind of hard line in his Islamic thinking he kind of supported that the whole movie industry kind of followed that it's interesting I

spoke about that in the past how the Pakistani movie industry which is nothing compared to Bollywood but how they were on par in the early in the 60s and 70s and Pakistani movies were very kind of all about romance and all about this kind of stuff and and then what happens is these movies with the rise of the you know Millie the the kind of military in Pakistan not the rise of the military but with the martial law coming in with General Zia he outlawed these kind of movies he wouldn't allow

them to be passed anything romantic was deemed as immoral but the irony is they allowed still violent movies they didn't seem violence in movies as immoral which is an interesting take so they allowed so hence the rise of the whole more logic culture comes on the back of that and then that lasts right up until the early 90s but by then there's this whole culture of you knows mo logic ah mo logic right so right so what's going on people why is that are we forced in the movie sect I know the

Sahaba did it but the Prophet can go as far as is this more of a tradition yeah and it's also the Hanif effect is quite hard line on taraweeh there are we according to the Maliki method is you know it's just recommended it's not even like a really the way we call so now we say so nice for like the regular practice of the Prophet this is just mustahab just recommend it and yeah it's good if people do it but you definitely can't tell people to do it you know so

so that I come across that time I want you to play that clip I forgot it this somebody sent me this clip of this Nasheed confirm gently here confirm conformity here confirmed reservations been made people with God it's sorted somebody said Mufti I seen this clip of stating that you condone euthanasia

could you explain [Music] somebody said mostly would you debate David Wood I don't know what the issues are I mean I'd have to look into what are his issues and if that's my field if he was trying to debate on the Bible I'm not an expert on the Bible I mean there's no point debating me on the Bible the other thing is when it comes to views on Islam you see the issues some of these people have with people like me is that I don't fit the model of you know the other the

Muslim that they want to refute so they probably wouldn't you see because like they might say something like I don't know what his point is but for example they might say oh well you know this is wrong in Islam and I might say well I agree because I say this is the Crick view and they might say well you know Isis age was 9 and I'll say no it wasn't it was in LA tène so I agree with you in what you're saying and they might say you see so a lot of the things they have find issues with I also find issues with so

to them they're in an awkward position you see it's I'm theologically speaking I'm southpaw see because I'm a southpaw from with if I can use that term it's they kind of they don't know how to position themselves because they want me to be like the other people so it's easy in making sense in refuting me but it's not easy if it's it's kind of like a cognitive dissonance for them because everything they're gonna say I would pretty much I mean maybe maybe I don't know his specific points but I know a

lot of people who criticize a lot of Islamic things I also criticize those points but I would present a different Islamic view and they might say to me oh but that's wrong you need to accept that view now be like why do I need to accept it they want me to accept it so they can kind of thrash me on him put but I don't accept it anyway so yeah so that's somebody said mostly please answer to Allah Thea I don't know what who that is I don't know what that question is right so well somebody had asked about euthanasia yeah

I mean hmm you see what I had said is I feel that they should be and that they should be room in Islam in my understanding for euthanasia everybody agrees on some aspects all Muslims scholars accept some aspects of euthanasia so they accept the involuntary passive that you know you they switch that the doctors switch it off or the relatives switch it off that is still used in Asia but they don't

accept the for example the you know the voluntary active so if a person was to say that look okay I want I want to switch it off or I want to take something to kind of like in my life now you see I feel that they would be a that there is room for that discussion in Islam I don't feel that being compelling so and I think it's an act of cowardice

to force people to to kind of live their lives in that state and I'm not just saying people who are sad or depressed I'm talking about people who are in a stage of life where there is no you know it's just suffering so that's why it so that I feel that there is room for that discussion people may disagree with me

but like I care hmm what is going on alright ty Mitchell is in the house ty you're doing it you're doing it much love people if you haven't still watched my dialogue with on mine trap with ty you gotta check it out great discussion on what is natural Islam especially from a convert perspective it's on YouTube so

check it out there people right I think this is going on let's take a look at some of the what we've got here people right so people speaking nasha Berta hejab shabu-shabu me when it's it's only awesome when you mix alcohol speaking of alcohol we've got

here people people the masala segment the masala segment so mafia Belka V Saab

who is from Pakistan I know he was previously involved in the in the kind of scandals with candle Baloch who I think it was a great injustice what was an atrocious injustice what happened you know against her and she was murdered but not that most eSAB had anything to do with that but I know he was involved it was kind of scandalized because he was sitting with her chilling with a certain times and so and then there was

another I think she's an actress or a celebrity from Pakistan and he was there was some scandal about him and her some discussion of Mika and then I think he said short-term knickers are allowed anybody else say that right so now Muftis abdullah lisa has said in that clip that alcohol if it's up to 40% under that is permissible I'm not sure I'm not sure you see I wouldn't know

more about what he's saying yeah 40% alcohol strength is that what he's saying that dick and that would be spirits and every I don't know if that's what he's saying is that why saying oh is he saying 40% mix it in with another mixer like a tonic is that what he's saying or I I'm not quite sure and he said well if it was from Madden yet and I'm not sure what he means by that because Madden yet is what my minerals and things like this if it's from he says even if it's a hundred percent so I'm not quite sure I don't think he's speaking about the alcohol level is he speaking about the

percentage of the quantity when mixed with another drink so if it's like mixed with coke or Pahokee nasha berta hey jab shabu-shabu mamelon but move this up I mix this one with that one and I think

what he's basing this on is he's basing this on the Hanafi fatwa I think of Nabeel this is I understand this is what he's but I want to hear an explanation and he's saying well because I didn't get the analogy at the end that if cigarettes are okayed and this is okay I didn't get that analogy because that totally didn't make any sense I tried to find an explanation on YouTube but then I just ended up finding an interview where this this lady's this

the anchor is really going in at him for the scandals not for this though but she does mention about nickel or Mota and he seems to have said that's fine but mind you I don't believe my thighs Haram either but I was quite intrigued [Music] shooty shut up but a big big curvy never tire you know it's one of those so since Mufti Abdullah visa and he's been a prominent Mufti in Pakistan he's been like at the head of leading figure in several councils little healer you know to do with Ramadan and Eid he's

been like in a leading positions as far as I'm aware on things like that right so and then you've got you've got people like that and then on the other following on from you've got an emotional comma analyst me tell you over the phone I said when they're either in the law who mmm

Megan Ellison law some law Hassan Rowhani Muslim and potentially become the machina I think ahead becomes well in the predictor I mean in their [ __ ] neck first ever photos Delilah Dini well mr. Lombardo Larry McAfee like a meal and this is what we're dealing with people this is what we're dealing with and this is the kind of sorry I have to

just play this that's what basically they're doing to Islam nalli oh boy is Islam and that's the the Wahhabi scholar he basically just said that some guy some Jew wanted to embrace Islam and the only thing stopping him was alcohol he loved alcohol so somebody said to him you know what why don't you that's fine you don't need to drink alcohol I mean so you don't need to give up just become

a Muslim so the guy said ok I shadolla it I lost the mohammed rasoolallah and then the guy said ha now that you're Muslim we will if you drink alcohol we're gonna lash you and the guy said well that's not a fear are you no I'm not so happy I said ah but if you leave Islam then we're gonna execute you and then he goes on to say well javi he hey Latin Papa this is a good like this is a good trick to get people into Islam so basically he was like that

bitter mum and Islam was that little kid just gonna kick this llama in the nuts there this is what these people are doing to to Islam how on earth is this a hallelujah or a you know hallo Ju how is this a good loophole God does not need loopholes y'all be God bit away this is

another God you know these people honestly they completely this is the thing so the solution to them would have been mostly Abdul kawaii 40% 40% watts 40% not 40% nah particulars but right now I drink it I drink it right now drink it give it 40% love it man you gotta love

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