Monday Nights with Mufti Abu Layth: Session 109

ha Arai we is life we is live his life por que tan tarde this is the story of

my life story of my life honestly it's like I'm always it's like the whole world ruins in a different time zone and I'm just in a day it's a miracle I've made it this far alright people alright in al hamdulillah we'll cover what salat wa salam o allah rasool mustafa my bad in Ladino a mummy hotel master doctor for bad for Salam Allahu al elcome an asylum become more

marhaban warning light bienvenidos a todos people esta Lexi on parabola Shama deed and swagatam swagatam alright ah ha a nice D is in the house a long sullen enormous island right so let me just check this is ok you know for the last few weeks in a row the Facebook had been playing up I don't know what's been what

had been going on so if there are any issues just let me know if you guys can't hear me or if anything because last week I was speaking away and then I was just told oh hey none of you guys could actually I disconnected right let me check alright so I'm just about to share this

all right of rye that's done so what is going on people what is going on what are I a right over I see I've got a kind of really zoom in the writing seems to have become microscopic so homicide and become right all the way from the USA Ibrahim animus Allen Abdel Karim you doing it do any somebody saying when did

you start working out yes I'm started working out many many years ago but I suppose it's a journey and like all things it's a journey right so what is going on people what is going on you just one momento right I'm sure I have my tea right here so what has been going on first of all let's just say that the mayhem regarding brexit people the mayhem regarding Breck see what is going to become of the UK I

mean it's just wow honestly so today Theresa May presented her plan B which I'm not quite sure how it was a plan B it was just like okay so the plan B is that we won't extend article 50 and we what was the other factor we and we won't go for a second referendum as far as she's concerned and that's it oh and

by the way we're going to there was a there was a 60 something pound charge tariff for people wanting to apply about their status we're going to waive that okay all right so that's your grand solution to the problem Shosh bravo Bravo so that's what's going on here people right that's what's going on I'm telling you it's mayhem I for one I'm hoping

that they're going to maybe I don't know come back with they're gonna have to put the vote to the people let the people democracy this is democracy you know the vote of the people for the people by the people Genta can demand agent Tucker demand that we ought to have the vote put back to us so that's Breck see nothing interestingly Teresa is still stuck in there in in the mess that she's a part of that to be fair she inherited the

mess from David Cameron the the Pratt for messing up I know let's give the country a referendum that's how you get you know that's like they'll never do it watch yeah and then you inherit this kind of a mess anyway so that's in terms of news for the UK what else is going on people well we've had this who are the people the people

in this case other other British people but the people right so right Muhammad s Lampeter it are a long silence all the way from Kashmir people all the way from Kashmir doing some great work by the way some humanitarian efforts in Jammu and Kashmir's AK that Kashmir that's like that side of the border you know that where there's a struggle so if you're ever want to get involved in some humanitarian work that's you guy right

there beaver card reach out to him inshallah right so Imran Khan I know asylum is that the NYC like Rondon pop down oh is that another Enron right so mom the Bible states the earth is flat well well well is that so hard the Bible of the honey a dick Maura you can asure have the honey editor meteora man ready sure honey a Decker is who I like to consider from amongst my teachers he's an I mean he's passed away many

many I mean when I said many years ago probably what maybe over a decade ago or something like that so he I met him in Damascus many years ago probably I don't know it may have been something like 2002 or something like that but I met him there it was the Masjid where I used to go to read my Quran so basically what had happened is I memorized the Quran in Pakistan and then I wanted to read it to

a share in in Damascus and gain an ijazah an unbroken transmission a chain going back to the Prophet in the Quran so I went back to Damascus for a second time and spent a few months there probably about three months or so three to four months and during that time I had to find a share and then read the whole Quran to him from memory so I found this ship and and and in this Masjid she had the honey a dhikr who he's a major he was a Don people of Arabic grammar this guy you know I've got a book about him some way but it's

good it's over there I can't really pull it out and it's just a small kind of booklet book but it's got his photograph on him to be fair the photos a bit freaky cuz you know he's got that that kind of like because I suppose he's a bit old and and you know he's got he's kind of like steering into the he's got like he's got I think blue eyes so he's just staring into the thing and he looks a bit freaky but the guy he wouldn't mind me saying that because the guy had an awesome sense of humor I gotta say I've never met a share I mean first of all you seldom meet she with a good sense of humor anyway that's that's already a

rarity but then to meet somebody so mature in age like so he must have been when I met him he must have been maybe in his late 60s presumably maybe 70 late 60s probably 70 you know like he was an old man he wasn't like there's no border not totally frail but borderline you know like so but he had a sense of humor the guy honestly I'm cracking jokes and him and yet this other kind of sidekick with him all the time in the Masjid so they used to just come and chill out in the mosque and so I ended up talking to the mice to have a fascination with grammar so we developed a kind of

friendship and that's it really eyes to ask more kinds of discussions and but he was an amazing person ask him things he would explain them and but yeah so may Allah elevate his maqam in Jannah obviously he passed away long before all the this crises or these crises that occurred and in Syria so he never really saw any of that as far as I'm aware so but hey if you know may Allah grant ease to anybody wherever they are suffering

cool people so what else right can you explain why we don't see historic heritage in the city of Medina while in Baghdad Istanbul or Cairo we see a lot of interesting historic infrastructure right that's an interesting question the city of medina medina - rasool or medina Tanabe it's called the city of the messenger of the Prophet you see after Othman wrote the allahu anhu time the caliphate if we can

call it caliphate i've put up a clip by the way on youtube where I'm asked a question about Kali fate or kingdoms the early Muslim rule what was it were they caliphates were they kingdoms so it's worth a listen I mean it's probably about 20 minutes long it's on YouTube it's definitely I would advise you if you're interested in the topic do check it out according to me that this whole thing Caliphate per se that there is no such thing there are no sahih hadith regarding caliphate because this

whole this whole notion could not have existed it is a post prophetic notion an entity an idea because the Arabs never even had the word enough I like the way we use it today so for the Prophet to have been speaking about a Halawa makes no sense you know it's just like if you I don't know if you've got a lets us say you found some articles of somebody or some writing of somebody historic or even if they in the recent past based if you found something off I don't know

let's say Churchill Winston Churchill or Abraham Lincoln or anybody speaking about Facebook for example that doesn't add up because there is no Facebook and they wouldn't even understand what Facebook is and so they wouldn't understand what the internet for example so if you've got them speaking about the internet well you know that this can't be so in the same way Halawa is an understanding that Muslims came up with after the Prophet had passed so for the Prophet have been speaking about Khilafah makes no sense or using this word in that sense so I hope so there is

another explanation one explanation could be that maybe the the people narrating these have then you know that maybe the Prophet said something but the people transmitting it afterwards are reconstructing it through the understanding of the world at that time so in their day and age because a say laughs I had existed so they superimposing that on to the words of the Prophet that possible but once again the whole thing is no longer so stable but I've got that on there so right yes sockless man with

man rally Aloha I'm having passed away the Caliphate or the rulership or all of the politics moved from Medina never to return to Medina or to the hedgers general Issa maybe to Makkah one could argue with absolute news away later on but never in a proper sense okay so because politics left the left Medina nobody really invests in a city unless it's the capital city you understand so Medina was just left as a spiritual

kind of hub an Islamic base where people lived scholars lived but apart from scholars and helm and the city of the Prophet and the Masjid of the Prophet it really didn't have much it wasn't like a booming business enterprise it's obviously right down in Arabia it's not on some major kind of road to Tran to kind of like you know for commerce and things like that so therefore it was just left to itself okay and that's why you don't see any major historic heritage or relics in that sense like

infrastructure from Medina okay because there is nothing beyond the prophet's mosque Oh Marlon Allen we've got Billy's in the house all right somebody's asking if the word Khalifa already existed I don't see how Khilafah is anachronistic rather well I do beg to differ how is

this naturalistic one may presume right so the hello fuh ha ha ha ha you see he laughs ah you've got to understand something the Arabic word Khilafah and Khalifa are not made up they existed in the time of the Prophet nobody's saying the word Khalifa I didn't exist in the time of the Prophet but it didn't mean what it means today you understand so like the word mobile exists in the English language so mobile means to move

around now if you had a letter from Ike I gave as an example let's say let's say Einstein if we found some of iceland's writings and in his writings he's using the word mobile he can't be referring to mobile phones because that's an acronym that does they do not exist in his time but the word does exist it carries a different meaning which is linked to the meaning that we've then created for mobile phones so halifa in the prophet's time as an Arabic word me meant

something that comes afterwards so as an Arabic word I could say that this thing is a halifa so one could say for example spring is a halifa to winter because spring comes after winter it succeeds it this is what the word Khalifa simply meant hence Adam was a khalifa not as wrongly translated by people that use a deputy deputy is a political understanding that emerges later on halifa simply meant something that comes health it comes after now what happened is in

the time of Abu Bakr wrote the law and they said we're going to cool you Khalifa to Rasulullah we will call you the Khalifa of Rasulullah no hollyford did not mean successor to a ruler none of the Arabs ever used Khalifa in a rulership context you can go through ancient classical Arabic poetry they use the word Malik King they used the word they had whirly like as a nun like a governor in that sense they had a mere like a commander they use these they had like say it say you del cone

and they had not EEP for the no Kaba of a Kabila they did not have halifa this is my point this is where I prove this is the whole this is what the argument rests on the Arabs did not use to call any rulers Khalifa's this does not exist it's a made-up term they had the word Imam by the way so in the poem lacunae coleman say ye what is it lacunae comments on matin what Imam Oh ha and they have an imam this is so all the this these words did exist although they never used to use words like Imam for generally leaders but they had the

word Imam they did not have the word hollyford like this in any kind of governance rulership anything to do with that it just meant something that came after it's just an Arabic word that they had Muslims invented this term reinvented it during the lifetime of a worker of the LaJuan so they started to call him the one who comes after who came after the Prophet so in his time it was fine and then later on Oba Omar Khalifa to hanifa T Rasool Allah they said well that's too long now we're just going to call you Amir al-mumineen for example

and this term Khalifa then goes on to take this socio-political understanding and then all of a sudden this hadith which are using the word halifa which is amazing right so that's a yes so somebody saying didn't the Prophet have knowledge of the unseen that depends on what you mean by the knowledge of the unseen do you mean that the prophet knew everything there is ever - no no I mean I don't think I mean I know some Muslims do believe things like that but we wouldn't believe that but but you would

say that did the Prophet have knowledge of some of the unseen like what we have prophecies that yes he did have prophecies that a time will come like this or he's saying that you know my own mouth or the Dean the faith will spread across the globe these are prophecies all from the unseen so from that angle yes but if you're gonna say the prophet knew every single thing there is to ever know that means he just just had useless info like let's just say I'm picking this phone up putting it down on my lap now have I put it on my left lap on my right lap or the Prophet knew this as well like he was

just being told and this he was being told just redundant data that's useless and that's actually I think it's an insult to its it's blasphemous in many ways because in one way it's to say that the prophet knew that his companions were going to end up fighting each other and thousands will be massacred and he chose not to intervene that's just that blaming the Prophet as an irresponsible person now that is utterly unacceptable it is disrespectful

it is blasphemous so anybody saying these kind of claims are not really thinking through what they're saying that's to say that the Prophet knew that is OMA because one of the greatest tragedies that befell dis OMA was the leadership issue let's just be honest like after the Prophet the leadership is issue destroyed this Imam because all the sects that emerged in the beginning are all to do with leadership whether it's the Shia issue the Sunni issue whether it's going to be the huar age whether it's going to be the Kurama table whether it's going to be all of they were all concerned with

rule now if you're saying the Prophet knew in detail this is what's going to happen and he knew for example earth man or I Lee is going to fight a shiny new this and he knew all of these and he knew that's the way it would be killed like this and he knew all of these things if you're going to say that and some people might believe that but I find the blasphemous why as in the precise detail not just generic so for example the prophet may have given like maybe he had like a vision or like a prophecy in

intuitive revelation that such-and-such will be martyred for example and he may have said to somebody you know I give you glad tidings that you may be martyred but to say he knew the exact specifics and he knew exactly how it's gonna happen and he knew everything about one is justice have the vision that this person will be martyred for example and to say to him that you will be martyred that is one thing that yes the Prophet did give prophecies like that but to say the Prophet knew precisely that what will lead up to that and the massacres and then he never

stopped it and all he had to do the Prophet had to do was just legislate so all he had to do in fact according to Behati when they asked the Prophet to write down who should rule he refrained and abstained and he said if I write it it will become a problem so yet now that's the you see so in that case if you're saying the Prophet knew step-by-step that this is gonna happen he's gonna kill him he's gonna kill him that everything's gonna go downhill based on leadership and I can stop all of this right now by just giving clear directives but I refrain from doing so

is highly it to me it's an affront and it's disrespectful is blasphemous to the honor of our prophet sallallaahu lives on right so right that's it what else is going on people I had been asked ok I'm trying to remember some questions I've been asked some different questions usually I jerked them down on my part to kind of answer them but my daughter's put my she's taken my pad and put it somewhere I can't bloody find the damn thing so anyway I'm gonna recall some of

these questions so I was asked since I've spoken about the the whole sunni-shia I think the early political divide I was asked a question about that just this week and I did say I will respond the question was that somebody said look they've watched my video one of my previous videos about how we out of the allow on and in it they said that they really they said they appreciate my perspective they obviously disagree with me and they said that look they feel that I had maybe tried to justify some of the actions of

my how we ever the Aloha on and that they felt that only intentionally they said that you know we're not saying you we're doing this directly or you intended on business but I may have put save na Riley Road Elon in some negative light this is in the past this is probably at two years ago it's one of my videos that is online on YouTube and they said that by quoting that I said I quoted Imam Malik by saying that when Imam Malik was asked who are the best of people and he said a worker and they said then who and he said Omar and they said then who then he said worth man and the person said then who and he said after that everybody is equal and the

person says what about Ali and he says well we don't consider those who sought this matter as in rulership like those who didn't now this is a statement of imam malik i wasn't but the person's point was you know you didn't quote any of the virtues of said 'no i lee this was the the point now they asked me if i could shed some thoughts on all of these so I wanted I said look I'll clarify certain things okay so I just want to begin by saying look that to me all companions are amazing people and obviously said Natalie rhodiola Wan

undeniably is one of the greatest figures in Islamic in Islam okay and amongst the Companions that is unquestionable but I want to make something clear and look this was in my you know when the what is it when I had a discussion with some of the Shia brothers I said Rosa said I li and and we did discuss and obviously there was a great interview totally loved it and after that we continued some of the discussion and I think that part was off-camera and you know you've obviously unfolded into more of a discussion and somewhat of a

another debate but like a just a dialogue and we did discuss things like adalat of Sahaba do we consider the Sahaba to be all sahaba to be just and things like this which is usually a very contentious topic the same topic that I will beloved friend share a surah Rashid I had agreed to debate the Xian and then as Mawlana as what's his name or smile said to him in the phone conversation that was released that's right on this you flopped it Eve but okay we're side

tracking me with side tracking but this discussion I did have this discussion with them as well and you see to me I have I would like to explain this to people okay I'm a realist okay I am i I take things very really sticky uh you know I think I I try not to be kind of living some utopia right when it comes to speaking about the Companions of the Prophet sallallaahu a little m and really Allah I see things as of two there's two doorways people that we can take we can

walk through and I think generally this and this is it there there is no third as far as I'm concerned right now at this in this scenario so this to do is there's two pills people what are the pills usually the the red one and and the blue one not that blue you know what is people have a sick mind me I'm straightforward it's the minds of humanity that have become polluted do a stop fire

people right so it's simply you've got two options in front of you right so one doorway one pill I can't remember what pill was for what in the matrix now so I'm just going to so you've got one door way people in which we just treat venerate these figures we just it's the kind of halo angelic kind of doorway you know we're walking through this doorway and everything is all sweet you know this is bright light this harps playing

in the background it's everything is just so cozy its countless smells of roses that is this the whole hey people now I advise common people generally to walk through this doorway it's nice this one this is a this is a it's not realism its I suppose there it's just pure veneration you know you just every everybody is up there it's the halo effect there's a big halo on this door

saying you know pious people this way no not pious really but just this one so right so if you go through this doorway everybody is just good you know we're gonna read about a companion and he's the best of people you know he's amazing he's like almost almost very angelic you know he's always great he's you know it's just he's just like a superhero almost like a superhero you know they're amazing people and these are the kind of stories we're gonna tell our children we're gonna you know people are gonna

kind of grow up on the kind of thing and this is a this is a nice two-way take it you know take it this one they spill this one this one nice this is like a trip just enjoy enjoy the ride enjoy the other doorway the other pill the blue pill see this doorway people is this one is where we're going to be really objective there's no halo effect we're going to be real we're going to remove all blinkers

we're going to be academic rather Wow what do we have here so here we want to look at everything in a very human this one that one had a halo on it this one has the quote of nature that human all too human you know this one this doorway this it's not bright it's just real it is it's it's like the dull weather of

the UK who you are all sunny you know you can't you don't know when it's gonna start raining you don't know what the Sun could be out and suddenly starts raining right that's you know good yeah we've got no real I not loyal is on these doors eight Lyle so this door it's a very oh my god you know we're gonna go through here oh we're gonna see this this side of humans we're gonna see the bickering the fighting we're gonna see all of this it could be excited don't get me wrong

could be exciting you know the the blue pill the blue pill can be quite helpful at times it can be very exciting so my so I've read online but it can have side effects people you know maybe if you OD on it either you can't get rid of the problem oh you could have a heart attack so the blue pill this one not too nice you know sometimes so now

if you take this this door this pill people are all too human you're gonna see the real side you're gonna see these companions swearing you're gonna see them fighting you're gonna see them being human or too human now the problem is whichever door you take that is the only one you need there's no switching halfway I mean you can switch but I mean what I'm trying to say is if you're going down that hallway you've got a poor connection right so if you've gone down this way you've gone down that way

so what happens is some people they want to be very objective with the companions they want to take this but then they say we're going to criticize only selectively companions the truth is that if you take this doorway everybody is gonna get scrutinized there's gonna be no exception so when I had this conversation even with you know some some of the our Savior brothers the Shia Brothers I was very real

I said look they said to me will you accept this about mahalia will you accept this about abu huraira will you accept I said I can accept it I can accept it you know I can accept these things that possibly I mean I don't know whether they did happen but it's not beyond belief for me that you know you're gonna say that out of power somebody had such-and-such killed or at this tunnel had this village razed to the ground right I can it's not unbelievable I mean I can I don't know whether it's true I haven't checked it out the actual reporting but it's not beyond belief but the truth is if we're gonna go down that road you can't then

just single out Satan I literally Allah on as like protected and the rest are all scrutinized everybody if you everybody's gonna get thrown under the bus so if you are prepared to walk down that road then you're gonna have to treat everybody as human all too human and everybody's bad sides are gonna come out so I advise people personally to take this doorway this one very nice you know this one so I say take this one it's okay you

know or if you want to be very academic and you want to be very objective and as a personal preference you want to study this then study it fine I mean I I think it's up to you you know I'm not gonna say it's Jara I mean I mean some people would say if you start abusing people then that's Haram but okay but if you just want to learn about people where they went wrong or where they did things true but then everybody remember the filters have gone this one's no filter there's no filter to make them look all nice everybody is just going to be lying stark you're gonna take a look and think

well bloody hell that wasn't pretty so that's what my answer is okay so I hope I've given shed some light I personally do advise people to take this route with everybody just you know that they've gone anyway you know and I accept the reality is actually probably that that human all too human but I still like this you know it's this one is still nice you know it's like it's like when we sit back and watch a movie we know it ain't real but it's still entertaining

it's still good you know it's like it's this is it's like when we were kids we used to watch dumb analogy now by the way but we used to watch I mean I used to be a major fan of WWF back in the days you know warrior and we all knew it's fake but it was still good and I'm not saying that this is fake but what I'm trying to say is that this is it is very nicely polished over and that's okay you know it's it's not 100% but it's okay it's got its true but it's polished over cool

am i debating anyone soon not that I know of uh actually uh maybe like to reach out to a few people have a few discussions I was contemplating reaching out to Daniel hockey Gazoo and discussing some of these issues with him after I watched that video which I which I can't now get out of my head so I was thinking of debating it's not debating sorry having a dialogue about things like apostasy and stuff like that I was thinking about it I think it would

probably be good if we did right so what else is going on what are some other questions people ask right somebody had asked me a question is that Omar had asked me a question somebody said how about doctor yeah settle oddly I don't think I sort of thought they would want to have a dialogue with me you know it's too much at stake you know too much at stake me you know I'll be obviously taking me on as an underdog it's no good

you know I might just win in ever no you see I'm I'm unpredictable and if you if you end up having a dialogue with me you know so I don't think he would engage me in a dialogue doctor you know Carly I would love to have a dialogue with doctor yes it'll party there's many things I would drop instantly things that rank quite high on the on the

spectrum of gratification shall we say I will drop them in an instant to have a dialogue with our beloved brother doctor share yourself Adi but I don't think this one possibly you know no it's possibly somebody said you should reach out to share a bromo see I know I sure blame OCFS doing great work in Liverpool he are a grassroots level let people like that do they work masha'Allah they're you know great people let them work duh don't need to do the fungi you know with

these people it very much Allah they don't cause any ever any issues they never see them causing trouble online you never see them spreading wrong information generally I mean that I'm aware of so just you don't let these people be like why should the only issue is because in recent times I've seen share the acid or called the making public statements about certain things doing a 180 affirming certain thing saying it's wrong indirectly kind of even attacking me so that's why I called invited

extended my lovely invitation for a dialogue that's why Maulvi Lambada Sahib oh I would love to have a dialogue with more feeling hi Jenica Lambada G I would love to have a dialogue with him if he came and sat down I'd be like ah ha ha ha ha it would be that would be an an early eat gift

for me so and I write so what else is going on right so right ok what are the questions what questions having online check some of the questions posted online I am going to discuss a bit later on this some some questions that have been questions stroke challenges stroke objections that have been raised by some ex-muslims notably abdullah samir amongst others as well but one is to do with 10 weird

absurd rulings within Islam and so I'm going to respond to that I'll do that a little in a while and then one is an objection on the quran's origin and authenticity based on the Sun our manuscript and I'll speak a bit about that in a while okay so don't worry people this serious talk also you know we see your stock as well I do we don't just it's not just all love and play it's not just games people we obviously we do serious talking serious talking did you share

some it on us homonym us as in like one have a Tyler you see people like chef Sam adorn us they just there's they kind of like just grassroot shoe has in they just get on do the kind of things I don't even think chef Sammy Samuel is somebody who gets involved in any kind of dialogues like that I think he's just somebody who's just interested in the Turbie and you know these are good people let them be you know in fact you know last year chef Sammy it also came out and tried to respond to the Jesus and debate thing and and really he

was just put up to that by people and a lot of shoe kind of condemned that his followers for kind of trapping him in that situation because he I think he visits quite a bit frequents the UK often and when he came here they just kind of just told him oh this is what we want the talk on and he didn't really understand the backdrop and he didn't really know and but people kind of just put him up to it and almost kind of setting him up for me to refute him and you know I had some great people kind of reach out to me as well and explain that to me that look you know he's not trying

to refute you like that and he's not even aware of these situations and it's unfair of people to set him up like that who are his own people you know it's this is the thing this is the the shocking kind of thing his own ki mureeds and followers are the ones that are inadvertently setting him up to kind of like for me to refute him and to get this kind of thing going and so he's not really like that and and neither was his wrist of a great academic in me kind of thing really and that's not his field as far as I'm away I think he's really invested in Kara of the Quran and and teaching

people that are in general therapy and that's good and I appreciate that I like that I see there's a sheer tan we often see his photos with Chef Symon and mass chef tan weed is from the UK I'm not quite sure what city is based in but many years ago we were in Damascus at the same time I don't know if he remembers me now but I do remember him back then he was very cool back then I obviously I haven't spoken to him in ages but I do have him on on social media and things like this and I'm often seeing their photos they

always take shifts amber and us is doing these kind of groups and Tavia groups and taking people on so I have you know kind words and and and and you know good doors for these people okay so yeah say it come on hey Denis who say it come on hey tree oh this the shia scholar i i have a lot of respect for said Kemal Haider he from what I've seen of his things I found them very informative they are in Arabic he's an old senior sure I don't know where he's based I think it may be Iraq or somewhere or maybe I don't think it's Iran but he's speaking in Arabic and he

has some very forward-thinking views and he opposes the general mainstream Shia on many occasions so I do like his his stuff Mufti do you lead Gemara in any Masjid for Salah behave do I look like I could lead Salah in it do I look at that that question is just wrong on so many levels it's like one do I look like I could lead Salah who do I look like any Masjid would accept me three do I look like I'd ever be on time to lead Salah

ah this note no chance people no chance you know mostly your views on the village Wars village wars right so how people we've got some love tea masala right shall I throw in the move tea masala already the mysterious Allah right so what's going on with the I tell you one let's take a few questions then we'll come to the mufti masala but all humans of the same are same level of rights to exist he could lead Salaam Facebook life so far Jima in budget I could make because I'm a vampire I'm often awake to fight him I know

move did Ivan Drago here come back in fashion all right Ivan Drago you like it you like it you know my hey it's just naturally spiky I don't know why it's like that I can remember it as a kid being spiky but it's a spiky you know it just I mean obviously I've got gel on it but it's actually spiky like if I wash my hair it'll just be standing up it look like weird kind of drill bits hanging out it really is like that I don't know what's wrong with the obviously deformed genes I guess you know Pakistanis way up it's all

incestuous it's all incest and right so very good question but why is a prohibition blend it says alcohol what's that with it but then on the can it says no point not 5% yeah I mean that's that's that's permissible that can be you can drink that that's absolutely if it's no point no 5% kind of thing that is fine that is

fine people right okay okay Tom what's going on here I'm just trying to get the comments back where have they gone oh there they are you should get dreads dreadlocks I'm not so sure let me just touch that's almost kind of went out of focus on this thing for a while can we wear the narleen Sherif what does that mean now Elaine Shari weary as in where the shoes is

that way now Elaine means the two shoes and people say the two shoes of the profit or the nataline of the profit you know I mean I'm not really these things I'm not really sold fussed about muslim some muslims some muslims have seemed to have made this into a symbol like an islamic symbol i do find it quite amusing and i think in all honesty if we were in the time of the selleth like let's say the the companions and the Taba and yet about ever in like the Imams like Imam Malik and so on and we told them that we made the Islamic

symbol the shoes of the project I think they would probably laugh if I'm gonna be honest I don't think they would understand what the hell were on about so I I'm not really down for making this a symbol an Islamic symbol but many Muslims have I mean you can wear it somebody saying can you wear it of course you can wear you know people wear it as a symbol they wear badges with this kind of outline which is meant to be the outline of a kind of shoe I just find it I don't really I'm not down with that like super imposing these kind of new symbolism to reflect Islam

Islamic symbolism generally has pretty much there's a consensus not not an Islamic that kind of consensus but there's a a kind of social consensus of Muslims that the symbol for Islam has become a crescent and a star okay I accept that as a symbol of Islam because the world seems to have accepted that as a symbol of Islam the Prophet never introduced in the prophets lifetime there was no such thing as a simple or crescent and a star if you did that you know the prophet or the Sahaba they would have had no I what you're talking about that's not

Islam by any standard and even the early Islamic kind of flags that the like dynasties used like the Oh Maynard and these people they actually used the flags of Quraish which were like black flags with I think some slits in there and things like this they weren't you know and the Abbasids and stuff like this they weren't this crescent and star but I accept that as a symbol I'm not really into trying to recreate new symbols mm-hmm he should be the hawk of

courage Allah Allah the Falcon of Galatia it's the after of man even though mahalia right let's get let's get some questions that were posted online just gonna see this all right some people had asked me about my you know I shared a photo people of ten year challenge now I couldn't

somebody said can you please explain this verse in the Quran been in your day he places use people translate it this has old books or books of past if they get this train actually means between hands I'm not sure what context you're using that in are you talking about Jesus for example as in vania day you see Baena your day well bay near take is it means literally between the two hands okay but it means

kind of before you as in if like if I said to you in Arabic like under a llama Benny I take like look what is before you in front of you now this is how it's generally I'm trying to the person hasn't mentioned what what context I think went because of what you the reference to past books you may be referring to Jesus in the Quran where Allah says that we have sent him asunder Alima been a day to reinforce that which has gone before him or that which is in front another thing is that you see it's

weird because it's gonna sound dumb now see something sound better in your head in front of you can mean behind you this sounds crazy see when you say it out loud yeah you're worried that by saying it out loud I might get kind of like sectioned right I'm in a psych ward now because I'm trying to explain right that in front of you can mean behind so in front can mean behind and no and that's

not the reason for and that's not a kind of euphemism or an innuendo for no I said from him front not from Allah but I thought it meant [Laughter] is that where the my lucky fatwa went wrong is that way they misunderstood the hole right so the whole thing is somebody saying behind itself behind

itself but you see you see but sometimes the the Arabs did use to use things like the word in front to mean behind I know that's gonna sound that sounds totally wacko when I say out loud it sounds like I'm on some kind of drugs but they ticked so so you get that in a few of the arrows so in this context you can understand it because it means like in English put it like this it means like before you now before you in our week I

could say hey look at the food before you and there it would mean kind of in front of you but if I said that which has gone before you you would understand that which is behind you and has gone you understand so that's the best kind of parallel I can kind of give so it's it's like the the verb war ah sorry not verb adverb a war ah which means behind but it can mean in front as

in the tafseer of the Koran when he says volcana war ah ah ha malecon yeah cool less affinity husba that and they had behind them a king who would take every ship by force in the story of Heather but here if not beside what art meant in front anyway people confusion overload in front behind in front behind imam sub is it from in front oh yeah Yahoo Cara ha ha right so so that's the that's the gist of it generally you're right it means

that but in the context it can mean that which went before hope that explains things out the fact that it says between your two hands that's just an idiom okay it's idiomatic to mean in front of in the Arabic language you say that do the methods we've got share how Bob Ahmed is in the house people I love a silent chef G right sugar and for tuning in Salaam Musti do you believe the Quran is created or uncreated oh oh oh war a debate yeah um this debate is one of the

most nonsensical ridiculous and absurd debates to have ever entered the Islamic discourse no soppida nothing in this debate makes any reasonable sense this debate is as absurd as the Christian Trinity okay honestly that's what it is unhand the Christians use this debate to kind of catch Muslims out in saying that you our concept of Jesus is as your concept is of the Word of God you see so they try to catch us out on this because this is absurd this debate is nonsense right imam show cannae points that out

in his thing he says look just say whatever the hell you want about this you know believe whatever you want it makes no difference in my understanding the Quran is the most half in front of us okay and that book that we have in front of us is obviously created okay the rest of this debate makes no sense and means nothing okay so I would not advise to getting involved in this debate exactly so let's leave that debate out of it right so what of what was some all right I was going to say that somebody had asked me you know a few people had asked

me with this 10-year challenge I couldn't find any photos that were 10 years old so I put out of a photo that was about 15 years old I think I was in my final year of study and and some people had asked me look what was the mode of transformation I mean what was this journey could I share a few words so okay I will write can I share some

words on that Ibrahim Ibrahim is in the house along with saterland people Ibrahim from cough-cough al-maliki repping Coventry right here okay people so this is a kind of I want so I thought let me share some words on that you know this whole thing of where I was when I was studying too now all these years that have gone obviously this is a journey life is a journey faith is a journey and our development our developmental process is a journey

so yes I'm sure that there's many you know fuse that I've kind of developed along the way that may not have had then that's but that's natural okay do I still believe that was the same me I mean I'm not sure what that question actually means like am I now a totally different person I honestly if I'm being honest I don't I honestly don't know what that question means because you know when we say me who is the real me right because look every single person that knows me let's

just and this the same applies to each one of you every single person that knows me has a version of me in their mind okay what me is to them okay now I have a version of me in my mind which I can guarantee you is not the version that other people have because they will obviously be sides to me that not everybody will see like so to some person I may be quite serious I mean although that would be only a very few people that but I you know to some people I may have I don't know a comical

side a humorous side maybe I'm funny maybe I'm knowledgeable maybe I'm you know some people they might think oh what a fool what an idiot what a clown to some people they might just think oh he's you know this guy is just way too out of the always crazy and some people might think well actually he's quite sound and very you know grounded and maybe some people think I'm wise in some extent and some people think I'm an absolute fool and and to me obviously this this because I'm seeing the world from my perspective which is very different to anybody so the version of

me I have in my mind will never be the version of mean anybody else is mine so what is that even it's almost mind-blowing that I guess how I see me doesn't exist out the you know and that same applies to each and every one of you and this is now obviously I killed and the shocking thing is life is such that when we look back we can't even really understand how we were then that mindset we think we were how we are now back then so I would

now think yeah sure of course that me then is just like the me now but maybe I wasn't maybe I don't know because it's it's like aging like because we're always seeing ourselves we can't see the stark differences like I'm thinking hey didn't I always look like this but obviously we all change we don't all just look the same but to us we kind of over because of the gradual so we don't notice these things but there has been a very long journey I mean so much has

happened so much I mean just life that you know that the whole thing being in a world being away for some my studies were probably around eight years you know being out of this country being in a different part growing up I explained to some people you know I met bro again just recently and it was an amazing amazing gathering by the way much love respect going out to brawl and his crew do any honestly I amazing really chilled out I've only had only before that I mean met him once but then seen him in his hyde park debates and i picture this very kind of tense or serious persona but nothing like that

very chilled out great sense of humor but yes all my point is that look you know you're taken out of an environment and i went through and i was telling some of these guys that I went through stages when I first began practicing I was probably just about maybe 16 you know 16 and a half that kind of ate and I went through a lot of struggles as well back then and to even start practicing it was very difficult it was like even just with the whole family situation because my family won't really like that and not that it was a problem

practicing but still I explained to them I actually went on Jamaat and my family were really opposed to things like that the whole tub leaky Jamaat and this whole thing not necessarily on principles but just because of the whole societal they thought that these people may be part of the Wahhabi thing and they misled and and there was a great struggle in that and you know I actually I mean I'll maybe in some detail some other time explained but I did explain to I actually ran away as a kid from home to go on jama'at and had to suffer some consequences when I came back but

but the point is I and then I went I started studying and I took things very seriously I went through a lot of state people told me certain things when I began practicing people told me things were Haram I followed it to the letter like because I didn't have knowledge you know people told me you know you can't do these TVs Haram I stopped TV you know people told me you know you can't do certain things I was explained to these people I just have a particular haircut which was like really you know I suppose like curtains like long cable an undercut completely shaved underneath and I remember somebody just people telling me that's Haram I just went to the barber shaved

all my hair off you know I was very I went through all these is that people now you know some people may be still going through now I went through them in the 90s you know like as I was young as I was in my teens as I started practicing you know people told me luxuries we shouldn't indulge you know you shouldn't really you know dumb things like you shouldn't sleep on a bed you should sleep on the floor and I thought okay you should sleep on the floor so I just slept on the floor you know I just gave up like what people told me because I didn't have knowledge I went through that I gave it up I honestly like I just said all right fine I bought a sleeping bag and slept on the

floor as dumb as that sounds but I did these things it's not that so when I was like I want to learn Arabic I want to do I went out on those journeys obviously very difficult I had to struggle I had to kind of go through a lot of things but I think you know and then obviously we went through the whole phase I went to Damascus I probably spent I don't know here and a half day I went to Pakistan I went to slum abarth I went to Karachi I went to different mattresses I went back to Damascus back to thee and during those several years that I spent help you know obviously that is gonna have a certain impact on you but during as my knowledge started to

increase I did start to become more relaxed and that natural persona did start to emerge again I did feel that you know these are saying in Arabic well Mohammed hakuna in the marine min Holly cotton what in Halawa allen nasa ptolemy that you know whatever a person has within even if he thinks it will hide away here eventually emerges and I think that relax I did have a relaxed personality I think that did emerge as my knowledge increased even during my studies but since I left that and came back here you can imagine starting from scratch and the whole thing and you know

I working going back to studies encountering studying different views philosophy psychology I did a degree in psychology I met with you know professors I discussed with them had dialogues with people I completed a teaching degree I taught in you know I'm just mainstream schools I talk religion I talk philosophy I told aerobraking colleges I did a master's in education you know like doing all of these kind of things you can imagine in just life in general going through the live processes

embarking upon things you know just the ups and downs that you're gonna get the just everything in life you know the friends that I guess you'll make this the kind of I suppose everything and and you get this and then also encountering a lot of challenges that Islam is being faced with you know seeing these struggling with them I have struggled with certain things in the past and I think over time Allah opened up certain responses to me I I did seek out and in some occasions I did I was lucky enough to get certain answers in other things I

had to find answers you know it wasn't nobody really kind of want something's helped me until I eventually just came across them and they you know I've just intuitively I eventually kind of found some answers but after many years but there's been it's been a whole kind of journey thee and I have to say one of the most important things has been friends having a close network of friends is incredibly important it allows you like a safe zone it allows you to express yourself it allows you to bounce off people to get ideas from them to get opinions to to kind of puts you

know to check things people you know friends that will encourage not just you know along the way one of the great blessings I will say is that managing to filter that process and just have a good network of friends that are trustworthy that are safe that are you know that you can just be yourself with that are non-judgmental that's one of the most difficult things I think for people to find and hamdulillah I think I have a very good network of friends a lot of them you always see me in pictures with people you know very close very tight see Chabon albemarle who's it's often confused as my stunt double

see people like authority quirk or shekel ohm awesome and you'll see other people as well but these people are like obviously you need in life a certain circle to be able to bounce ideas to grow as well so that has helped networking with scholars all of these kind of reading different opinions having I think for a good while I did seek the validation of others if I'm gonna be honest with myself I think I did for a long while I think I did seek the Islamic validation like I felt insecure to be able to just express an

opinion I needed that that opinion to be approved the approval of others for a while until al hamdulillah just outgrew that and it's amazing once you do you know you kind of outgrow these thing and then you realize well you know I don't care that you know you you reach a certain stage and Allah gives you that ability like I said everything contributes to that you know your family your relationships all your experience is kind of poured into that into life and you develop an and I have definitely developed along the way and so I would

say that a lot of these what I felt were crises within faith challenges within the Quran I think perhaps most of which that I came across up until now most of which alhamdulillah I have answered and I've provided those answers for people out there that are equally struggling I don't know maybe there's one to this I mean there I'm sure there's some still looking around but some huge ones you know that people really struggled with that I would have felt things like that people would have said well you know what does Islam have to say about these from little things to major issues like

how miracles are viewed for people that kind of didn't believe in that kind of whole folkloric kind of way of things magic jinn possessions demonic possessions all these things superstitions - things like evolution - things like what does Islam say about for example ethics the penal justice code today would Islam today allow things like stoning and stuff like these were trajectory hermeneutics things like difficult verses in the Quran like the people that people have highlighted like

to do with either slavery or wife-beating these things I have responded to all of the you know the female testimony I've responded to that you know provided some response I'm not saying people have to accept these but I've at least added to the discourse discussions on homosexuality for example discussions on even euthanasia discussions on things like the the virgin birth the miraculous birth of Jesus the second coming of Jesus so many

things I think I've at least managed to kind of broaden at least for people the spectrum and in saying well actually there is quite a bit on the table here as far as Islam is concerned and you know the murder or by by Moses and Heather of a child for example this story how did God sanction murder like responding to death I won't lie that was one that I really struggled with and it was one of the most difficult things that I actually asked a lot of people for help on that one and I'd never actually got any help from anyone on

that one and I asked a lot of major sure but but I mean these are some kind of things so I think hamdulillah I just I've shared these things with people out there that maybe for some it can you know it can help them in their journey you know Michaela each a lotta Johnny women Selma girl look at a gay or Cara Bonta it's that I just set out alone on this journey but people came along and he became a caravan in the end so that's my kind of that's just because a lot of people did ask me that look especially

seeing that photo that what do you have to say so I thought look okay in shalmar share some that it is a journey and you know and I think it's it's good that if we're not changing there's a problem you know as Imam Shafi he said in a poem that Amira Etobicoke Falmer Eve c2 who in powerless in surah tauba in la mochila mía TV that i see that water so long as it doesn't stagnate like like if it stagnates it becomes foul but so long as it flows it is always pure and I

think that that constant kind of thing has to be you know we have to continue that in life and if you just stagnated if you look back at your life and think well where was I five years ago ten years ago ideologically I'm still at the same place then I think my friend you need to seriously you need to like look at buying your head repeatedly in a war and wake up people wake up right so that's

exactly messenger right let's take a few questions and then let's move on to some of those checkup the reticular activating region okay okay about the Buddha I was not flowing but stagnant ah come on for God's sake this the same person asking about Barrow Buddha had the same well in Medina what is the obsession with this well in this well apparently people say that there was all kind of women used to dispose of the sanitary kind of towels and of the the sanitary cloths sorry that they would

use back then and all this kind of stuff and how how would people use that well but allegedly the well was so deep and and when the Prophet was asked he just said that look if the water when you raise it as in when you take water out so long as it you know it's color taste and smell are not impacted you can use the water this is allegedly the hadith this is what the Maliki method bases its thing on don't worry about it man what's this obsession just chill out yeah chill out can we say say either now before the name of the prophet in Salah yes of course we can

say say he's dinner and in fact recently I shared a fatwa of chef Muhammad roogie who is an amazing living legend amongst the scholars today and especially amongst the Malik here and he used to be the former Grand chef of the Caribbean in and he is still in Morocco he's currently teaching and a lot more of his stuff I shed his fatah about this saying say it and he's and and same thing it's absolutely fine you can say Sedna Muhammad it just means like our master that's all who is shift the rod from Leicester should we take knowledge from him or not

chef chef Lauren chef Selim Dorrit is a respectable senior scholar he is the Oh Bundy he runs a matrosov I don't know what the particular name of the mother sighs it's one of the three popular mattresses in Leicester as far as I'm aware irrespective of person and yes of course you can take no of course I mean you can take knowledge from anybody people like chef Salim Dorrit I've been serving their community for decades on end I'm sure he would probably not see eye to eye with me and I'm vice versa on many

issues but that said that doesn't mean you have to become like boycott everybody who doesn't see eye-to-eye with you that would be ridiculous right right anybody have any profound questions stating the idea yet that's the Institute is called I think Islamic that work Adam II or something like that yes that's it sugar and sugar and for sharing that ma here right most eSAB where do Tablighi Jamaat get their three days for tea is four months from this is just strategy it's nothing Islamic in that sense it's just this strategy of saying

go out for three days go out for ten days go out for forty days people have asked me what are my views on the bleakie Jamaat I think that they're fine ee Jamaat are good and they suit a particular stage that you may be at in your development so that you know they take your way focus on the some root issues and help you develop them that's all good I think but they come to it you make then hopefully you'll get to a stage where you can move on that's the only problem some people just don't move on that's the problem

somebody you once said Muslims should stop relying on Aristotelian logic but isn't Aristotelian logic logical oh it is but there's no harm in Aristotelian logic I just meant that we shouldn't become obsessed from a religious perspective on it I mean sure it's it's great it's great there is no such intoxication like the religion um I'm not so sure I agree with that statement I agree that religion is an opium for the masses I think what Karl Marx meant

when he said that is that it was he may it was more a positive statement I think I could be wrong but my understanding is what he meant by that is it's something that still sedates and numbs the pain for the masses that's what the religion is like and that's true a religion gives meaning to life and it does numb the pain and in fact it's something that atheists really would struggle with because whether you agree with it or not superstition is is messed up and atheists you know if you're gonna

compare atheists and let's say believers when it comes to superstition atheists win there's no two ways about that because a lot of religious people unfortunate we become superstitious people but when it comes to things like tragedy and suffering in life you find that people of faith clearly win we're atheists don't because they have a meaning with what with their suffering they associate some kind of that look like you know God this is part of God's plan and God will make something better and and that

narrative is incredibly not only powerful but important at that stage and so yeah right I don't know what that question is right people okay what's going on let's take right so before I look at some of those then ex-muslim questions what's the masala for the weekly well though I thought though he was Harlan I got to do the salt bay kind

of pose sprinkle a bit of sprinkle a bit of masala on the so what's going on with these village wars people what's going what going on you know what's going on so village wars people I got a update on these is this being quite a number of videos taken out by Osman he has released a few videos where he is further shown some blasphemies by Ahmed Raza Han Braille V Sahib and a few others where they saying things about

the Prophet which where they're saying things like I think one of in one of his latest videos he's saying things like the Prophet meets up with his wives every evening and they and they have a good time that's the kind of wording like I think it's a Chaba she owes that that's the it's a Farsi term not Shaba she even like you say shava shava shava Hajj but and so that's what it's a euphemism for try I think like

sexual interaction now I think speaking like that about the profits is ridiculous because obviously this is to do with the profit has passed it's not in this world of ours so we shouldn't really be speaking about anybody just let it be so it is interesting that how would the bravery community respond and how would share a sir RG respond so it comes to I think I've arrived at a conclusion right that I think chef I saw simply just can't do it this one he can't do it you know and I've got some further gossip

people it emerges that you see before this village war debate thing before the sit down it emerged it transpires people it transpires it is quite egregious this on that Mulvey mercury who is yeah Cyril Hanafi Sahib from nuts from north from north from Bradford Bradford sharif he paid a personal visit to the honorable

to the honorable share a cerrar g yes the the lion the meow lion of a listener so he he paid a personal visit came all the way to boom personally behind closed done harm him will look at who he is gonna be a killer i can be a cure i and he brought along he brought along two of Birmingham's

do in this color i'm even aware who they are but you know I won't disclose them avi porta / da da da da da so these three so led by the Honorable father Gonzales himself he went and gave His blessing to share her sorrow privately people privately oh yeah and said to him look listen that he's going

to come off my knees and my knees a jaw healed and this is the background and Othman allegedly has had a fallout with such and such share and from such and such of his teachers this particular teacher might be against him or this particular person and and you can use this to your collaboration the collab people is a collab going on or coalition

so there's like a deal Bundy bravery coalition going on I teamed up against [Music] simply because they talk simply because they're what brings these people together people what brings them together is it the love of this Ummah is it the power of unity is it the unbridled power or passion of the same objective is it [Music]

[Laughter] [Music] haha it's none of those things people [Music] it's me I bring these people together because I am the common enemy this is the hash tag this sleeping with the enemy you know this so all these people have been united because I am apparently the the common enemy I'm the kryptonite you know the kryptonite

so all these people are like so all this so these people met and all this has been going on I'm like whoa no way yeah so I've had all this from my ISI intelligence yeah so people Intel Intel so we're just seeing well what's going on can share a cerrar ji reply to some of these videos can I think now too late you know I don't think I don't think he can do it you know the power

the power is not there no no no no hope I got them say no right so anyway that's the gossip let's see what happens what time and I do get the fact that the the village wars are obviously stupid they are stupid they are ridiculous and the whole debate is as dumb as it gets but that said because they have embarked one thing it is people is entertainment

entertainment entertainment so that's why it's interesting to see can share astrov live up to his challenge of saying defender of Atlas suna oh and these we got these what was the Hulk cult we got these pythons so let's see so III think she and if she has rod wants any help with these you know bandana cheese has it and you know look baked was attic eyes only a phone call away

no you not you have my number you you you right so all you gotta do is just send me a message just sent to sender I love heart I'm so much o Sanjaya Rajaram Oh samozang right and I was straightaway on speed dial oh my beloved she is coming right so no

so that's all of that fun and games are fun and games so people so what's going on let's take some of these so there's ten rulings I gotta read these rulings outright where are we where did you guys can't see my passcode can that healthy healthy heart over like I said the past the passcode

it's easy at that that comes you know the macaw seed of the Sharia according to all the religions in the past they begin with enough saw life a Dean faith a local reason and Nestle progeny and man wealth these are the masses of the Sharia preserving these five but I would say in our day and age it's six it begins with preserving the pass code all else can be can be compromised to

preserve the pass code then in that order so it's like so it's like we have to we have to emphasize it bus code was good and then enough and a deep postcode let's go let's go let's go so people right right so what let's see oh yeah oh here is mm-hmm so here are the questions people I'm gonna take

these ten questions these were presented by Abdullah Samir who's an ex-muslim now I've done less to me I actually believed to be this is my I could be wrong but this is my you know since I'm doing a refutation should I twirl the Tash you know like oh ma la doctora I give the you know Mawlana Mawlana Mari the Milani murder right so anyway damn thing doesn't stay all right so I actually think Abdullah so me personally I think

he is genuine honest sincere person you know like sometimes you get some X Muslims or atheists and I don't find them to I kind of see them as more kind of like trolled some of them and they just troublemakers and they like the very bitter against Islam and the very or against religion as a whole and just hateful hateful but I don't actually see him as one of those people actually see him as a genuine person this is my experience I could be wrong but this is my experience anyway I think he is genuine in what he's doing so he I have this video I came across this video of

his I have this video of my video collection of people like what move these video collections of people my special webcam hacking right unveiling the X Muslims [Laughter] not-not-not and not into that peeping thing you know right so anyway

here are these questions so I'm gonna read them first and then we go through them people one breastfeeding makes you related in Islam so that is a rather intimate one you know that's one it makes you related you can relate it to so we're gonna come back to that one okay next we're gonna come back to them let's read through them first and then we come back to them robin sink all

right Cecilia card up Sofia carbons indeed right so what's question number two not question these are not questions these are beliefs he's saying which are in Islam magic is real magic is hocus pocus number three an adopted child cannot take keeps closing on me I'm I'm gonna end up swearing but namaha down you know I'm gonna get I'm gonna get you know name and shame you know on the on the on the live I don't want that you know so

number three an adopted child cannot take your family name or inherit from you mmm number four if you divorce your wife three times you cannot marry her again until she marries and has the sexual intercourse with another man who is not obviously in the same marriage that would be totally awkward if we like three people in a marriage so we're gonna come back to that one as well don't come back to all of these no fighting in the sacred months hmm that's

a cello cello dictum Victor pray for getting a wife and a new animal are the same Oh brings a whole new meaning to the word riding the beast are you alright honey this one too controversial you know so these are allegedly Islamic rulings and I'm gonna explain all of these and explain why this is all wrong well but but patients people patience patience is

a virtue wipe your butt wipe your butt with an odd number of stones yeah yeah well this brick do bro can you pass me that concrete slab can two of you carry here please now it now in sync please if you can move in the same motion yeah in the same motion I

said so we're gonna come to that that's men cannot wear golden silk imitating number nine imitating non-muslims is Haram and number ten pants above the ankles or hell and pants you see for British people we're probably picturing Underpants around the ankles at this stage which is a very you sickos all of you picturing that right now huh featuring that the the under use sickles the what thought I thought I said this

this is what I get as an audience pant American pant yeah trousers trousers are also around the ankles no not it not in that sense not as in dropped as in up yeah he people not an innocent soul left on this earth yeah car hopper scam Baba right so hey let's let's focus let's focus people let's focus let's take these one at a

time so Abdullah Sami has gone through these showing that look these are in Islam and this is the ruling so if you go to his youtube video it's called ten strange rulings in Islam the only thing is they probably didn't think about how strange

so this is the first one so let's take these rulings one at a time people so alright I'm just gonna keep this open in front of me right breastfeeding makes you related you see first of all this Optima Samia goes on to explain this is for anybody like for grownups as well now that is not the case according to the majority of Muslims this is talking about infants and it was talking about in general having a like kind of foster mother status so that is true Muslims do

generally believe that if a child was of a toddler infant stage so for example generally the Quran says well were leader to your Dada Oleynik am so up to like two years that kind of vary so the quran mentions two years so you know an infant that suckling that's feeding and if a woman was to feed him or she was to breastfeed him he would she's not his mom but she's like a mother to him okay so he would always have that motherly

status with her and he obviously I mean not that he would anyway but he like as in Marie her for example you wouldn't but even her daughter's would then be like his sisters they're not his actual sisters as in they don't there isn't like the same lineage or inheritance or things like this but it's just they have that kind of respectable honorable status that you've shared a similar mother in some feature this is actually a maqam of dignity okay that's what Islam said that these are simply just a dignified status study from if a

woman fed you like that she's like your mom okay there's nothing this is not about grown-up men and some kind of fetish to kind of say yard where can I get some protein oh good session at the gym today yeah where are some of these piece of protein at you know some protein art that's not what he's talking about grown men don't just go suckling off lactating mothers they don't just go

like hell yeah I'll take some of that man and that's not how it works and in fact some people even consider it Haram like the hanafi madhhab and people like that but okay the Maliki mother doesn't consider the consumption of that milk Haram it doesn't consider it but it doesn't say that you become relatives okay none of these the Salafis say that and yes there is an opinion that they are trying to base this on that is not even generally the mainstream islamic opinion okay that you can have some kind of macrame like this they're basing it

on one isolated narration of one of the Companions of the why sorry one of the wives of the prophet sallallaahu a little who the other companions and wives said that they got this wrong they disagreed with okay so so that's just a misunderstanding they said that they've misunderstood this or maybe they're saying the Prophet said this to them but this is not what we understand so that is not true people so it's not [Music] but like scientific evidence says a man's semen becomes part of the woman's

DNA if they have sex Oh it'll don't go don't go latest scientific says that a man's semen becomes part of the woman's DNA if they have sex what am i reading aloud lucky Google doesn't just hear me and say okay and just brings up all it thinks this is some kind of a come-on thinks I'm

googling something right now I'm definitely not how it works you don't you know men's semen doesn't just become part of the DNA oh do you mean of the of the child that's going to be born well that's obvious that the man's semen and the woman's obviously the the egg it's going to fertilize and both are going to contribute chromosomes that's obvious if that's what you mean then of course and can the nourishing milk of a lactating mother to a very young infant contribute

to the nourishment of the child can impact the can impact them I don't know maybe maybe can I don't know I mean it contributes to the nourishment I don't think it contributes in any way to the DNA but maybe to the nourishment and stuff like that right right the only works well see I'm going to find out this info just don't send any video links and images here guys are like here here mostly I've got a video

link right here of lactating and and I'm like ah here here we go again right okay right so that next rule sup just to clarify people that's not what the ruling and that's wrong ruling number two magic is real magic isn't real right I've got a very lengthy video it's on YouTube the magic is not real okay there's no such thing as magic bean now I've explained in my video when we say magic

is real the all of my in the past put this into categories okay and folklore Dino Rossi I think categorizes it into is a seven eight kind of categories and they can be reduced if not sure the great maliki legend further reduces them into three now he says these three are what magic applies to what we can what people in the past and we can even just today to some extent use the term magic for now he's explains one number one is

things like so number one would be like mind control or hypnosis or that kind of way you insinuate behavior and people that are good at this I know people in NLP claim that they can kind of embed commands I know hypnotists claim they can do stuff like these that kind of mind control priming people that you can call magic okay I mean it's not magic as in but people in the past would would have called that magic so that is one layer that everybody agrees in the past that falls

under this thing when they said magic is real this is one of the things they were referring to okay and this is mentioned in the books hundreds of you like for Athena Rosina stuff seed it's mentioned by Abner Shona stuff seed so that is real okay they mention and and part of this can be things like yes also that that this can include things like illusions okay so you can have illusions sorry that's a separate sorry sorry the second category is things like illusions people that actually do trickery and the slate of hand like the quickness of your

hand tricking things like magicians do today hide things without you realizing pull a rabbit out of a hat that kind of thing people did in the past as well like the great Indian rope trick and and this kind of stuff and you know climbing up a rope and doing all this kind of stuff this is usually trickery but people call that magic and that does exist not as in there isn't a way to do it but as in to the perceiver it appears that this is what they saw and that is the magic that is mentioned in the Quran Ana's world so Allah says why you hate yellow Olay him that appears to them as a high al as an

imagination that the snakes were moving so they put things like Quicksilver mercury and that inside these rods that would react with the sunlight and things and and it would make the thing move so this it's not that there wasn't a trick behind it but to the person who is unaware of the trick it is like magic so that is the second category that does exist but once again today myths is still called magic and people in the past called it magic the third categories things like potions okay now potions existed and as they still to do today is medication that can

impair or that can impact your perception of reality so today like certain psychedelic drugs can do that psychoactive drugs can do that mushrooms things like this can make you see things that are not the now like that there are other potions as well like things like for example lithium which is naturally found that is a mood stabilizer though so it can stabilize people's moods you find things that are like that can numb out pain morphine and all these kind of things like drugs today even opium we discussed earlier on

things like this aphrodisiacs by the way or part of this because you can boost a person's sexual so this why does this matter but this matters you see like like let's just say we spoke earlier on about the the magic blue pill today but let's just say like because people in the past were obsessed with finding a sex a kind of sex drug they they were obsessed with this if you read the books of the past people the kings and royalty and aristocracy and and chemists of the

past were obsessed in finding sexual boosters for men so they would find certain plants certain things and a lot of these sex things are from trial and error so you know whether it's going to be the makeup the chemical makeup of viagra for example or stuff like this these things are going to be based on certain things that have their roots in nature those chemicals now because and hence they impact the male kind of body in that way so can you imagine a person that in the past if if somebody through trial-and-error as as people have you know they kind of herbal versions of

viagra and things like this can you imagine a person whose love life is dead and then all of a sudden you know some beat sabor some person says here here's this magic potion I've said these magic words on them make your husband drink it and he has a sip and lo and behold who is his deputy has stood to attention

he's like you know it's like the self in the past used to say you know this is actually from the self in the past they used to say that sorry they scald space to call the the the other fella the mini fella is to call him my companion sorry be they used to say Sahib II last summer Allahu Allah pasa you know they are nice to say like Sahib II at my awesome that my companion my mini friend is both blind and deaf that once he rises then he doesn't listen to

anybody it's like a telethon it's like what and then it's like people afterwards would say there was one civilization here bloody ell that's one hell of a powerful potion can we buy some so the point is that can you imagine this in the past would be like magic that doing this because it could rescue relationships it could can you add a few aphrodisiacs you person's in

the mood all of a sudden all of a sudden he's madly in love you see things which boost the oxytocin's in the brain see the oxytocin is that kind of lovey dovey brain I mean that lovey-dovey kind of neurotransmitter floating in the brain when everything's in love you know and you're like walk in that cloud9 and everything's in slow motion it's a Bollywood movie when the girls the pot eyes just flying floating that Bollywood kind of scene scene Jerry this is so

right so oxytocin in the brain yes it does it does boost the whole lovey dovey kind of right so it boosts that kind of so my point is these things would have been magic right so now no not serotonin serotonin is to do with depression oxytocin is the neurotransmitter dealing with that lovey dovey kind of feel but anyway the point is the point is this is an saying a psychoactive drug lesson going on right the point is that these things in the past were considered

magic then you also had folklore magic like somebody's gonna turn you into like turning a prince into a frog that kind of thing but this thing is nonsense and yes many Muslims in the past may have believed in these things not all Imam Abu Hanifa it's transmitted from he rejected this outright many people did outright reject it many people did even has some speaks on it even for Adina for Ozzy problematizes it even has early kind of problematizes certain things you have many of the Hanafi are people like

a work it'll just sauce you've got other people they do problematize and show that this stuff doesn't make any sense and in later days you've got a lot more scholars if not are sure and all these people show that this is nonsense okay so it's not true to say all Muslims believe this and yes in the past because people were so prone to superstition but you have to remember in the past like if we're going if you're gonna say 500 years ago people believed in magic but then the whole world believed in that kind of superstitious magic and they were just one of so many people regardless of religion so that's the important thing to understand the

religion does not say that I've got a detailed video explaining that right so we've got the next an adopted child cannot take your family name or inherit from you I've got a whole detailed section on these it is available on YouTube where I do explain I do give the fatwa that a child today can take the Muslim we can't take your family name they can't even inherit that these laws today are different with the trajectory yes in the time of Islam in the early time of Islam the Arabs were very they

had very deep and strong roots in tribal society where lineage was everything and therefore to upset that would have been a problem because it would have just created discord now one of the things that Islam does is it maintains the earth the convention of the people so I have mentioned that look names today in the like for example you could take the indo-pak society me nothing and a good example of this is a woman can take the husband's name if she wants and this happens in countries like Pakistan all the time and the Allah ma don't say it's Haram right so that's not true and I've

done less Amita I believe is from Pakistan and you ought to know that so the thing is that people take these names all Omar don't describe as Haram anymore because in countries like Pakistan we don't have lineages like that anymore and your surname doesn't mean anything anymore because people in one family ridiculously have like four difference but pakis are just lost when it comes to surnames and obviously I mean wait and we're all a part of that like they will just give this son a different surname that son a different surnames or call him Hussein call him mahmoud call him khan called the girls Parveen called the world's these are

surnames bebe Begum all these kind of surnames which are just generic surnames and they don't mean anything okay right so and my point of saying that is it was the same so you will see these same Allah mother objected to the child taking the surname they object to the wife taking the surname they say this is Haram and hence Arab women don't take the surname even today pretty much they don't take the husband surname but the indo-pak Muslim women do because you could say it's a British thing but it's not Haram according to them right and that's even the mall on us right so no

fighting in the sacred months this is a bit of a redundant one there's no point kind of going on too much about this I've got a video clip on this where I speak about the Nesi what was the nnessee and I do mention that there was that there are these four months that that the Arab custom this is pre-islamic that they had a custom that during these sacred months we will not fight and and that allowed it was kind of like it didn't mean that you would fight in the others but it just meant that it was a custom that nobody kind of violated so everybody always had

safe passage in Arabia during those months so it allowed for commerce it allowed for things like because when the caravans used to come it allowed for safe travel it allowed for the Hajj people wanting to go on the Hajj which was pre-islamic as well now I have explained that I do find it interesting that some research has been done that Muslims were meant to like the Jews also due to the leap kind of month because of it being based on lunar months they were meant to kind of go back like adding an extra leap month every so often three

years or so but they stopped doing that and that messed everything up because these four years sorry these four months were meant to be during the spring period so it allowed for crops it allowed for animals to kind of reproduce it allowed for these things hence the Jewish calendar is still quite static but the Arabian calendar started to just drift and just go into kind of free fall so it just keeps changing all year round but in essence the the the research that I've shared on YouTube is that that was not the original position that people used to every three years have a leap

month to recalibrate the calendar so moving on that so that's what that is that's not that absurd prayer for getting a wife and a new animal is the same now this is nonsense now he does quote a hadith this is a weak and unreliable hadith it is an Abu Dawood it's in the book of German Nika where he says

you see and the hadith first of all the hadith reads is that the Zellweger I had to come in rotten I wish to raha demon if a person was to marry or to bring a servant then he should make it all ask you for the good of this person and I seek refuge in the bad of this person and then it goes on to say or if a person purchased an animal and it mentions like a camel then let him hold the kind of the hump part or the front part and say hey - I like that our lies seek refuge in the harm of this animal and ask you for the good of it and this

this hadith ok now even though albani said this is fine there are so many problems let me just highlight first of all the first this is absolutely life Adi okay absolutely life it begins with was manic Nabi shaper okay he transmits from after liveness Saeed who transmits from Salomon Indian from ignite learn from am ribbon shape from his father from his grandfather right so that's the now first of all was my nickname shaper Abdul like Muhammad Abdul Lightner Ahmed in humble had transmitted that he was a

curb a liar okay and that he would fabricate hadith that chain immediately is thrown out sorry if maharaj said he would fabricate hadith but Abdul Lightner if not Mohammed said he was a liar heads up okay you had and some people said oh he used to take anything transmit anything but he said you know after that kiss up you Halloween know after the Kitab behind him had this it is said that he took the book of somebody who wasn't even a hadith scholar and started transmitting it hence he said a lot of crazy wacko stuff

that's him in the chain and he he's the chain begins with him so it begins with somebody who is called a cab and many people said about him one thing that he never used to even know the Koran but one thing good about him is he apparently had an amazing sense of humor right the second thing if not agile and in this chain yeah he had no seasonal coupon said he has a problem he's a problematic narrator and our attorney said he suffered from dementia during the latter part of his life and therefore came up with weird narrations he's in this chain as well if natural

and then you've got this part I'm reading a shape and a B he and Judy first of all I'm rippin shyvanna be he and jetty they're not even sure who his when they say his grandfather which one are they talking about because the great grandfather they agree is Omri bluffs but it's the son Muhammad Abdullah and then his son is tribe and his son is Amma so some people say it's Mohammed which we you know cuts the chain anyway makes it more cell those who say it's Abdullah even then yeah given in mind said this is not a connected chain he had found a

book with the narrations from his kind of grandfather with this lineage and started to transmit it okay so it's not actually something that he heard so all of these people are in this chain and beginning with somebody who is accused of being a fabricator of Hadi so people this is naive ye okay so if you're gonna base an argument against Islam then I think at least it should be based on something sound that we can then say cha AB Messiah coming this kind of stuff is a joke we need you know you could you

can do better than that you can do better right so okay now wipe your butt with an odd number of stones okay so this is a Hui well let's pull out the stones lads real kind of spiky this is another level of masochism going down I tell you look people you have to understand something this is a complete miss portrayal of Islam first of all

this rests on two things one is the custom that many people in many parts of the world where water is scarce relied on and that is that if they went to the toilet they would rely on whatever was was excessively available to purify themselves now water in a desert is available but it's not excessively available hence the Arabs did used to do is stitch Mars this is not an Islamic practice this is just what the Arabs and many people even in India Pakistan even non-muslims do this like if they're in a

place and even though water is more prevalent in places like India than it is in Arabia but people will still in the past more so when technology was less and irrigation was less that they would use stones obviously we're not talking about like using a brick somebody said why not sand yeah sand this one this one genius this one you bring that bouquet of sand are they

gonna put out a fire do you want them to just block the exit hole yeah let me just lie down you brought the sand yeah you got a funnel down low just fill it up problem solved why not sand whatever you're smoking you need to share it you know you need to share it the good stuff

right so okay so now that's one pot okay that people use stones in certain places they use leaves in certain places so this is nothing to do with religion this is just what they used Islam actually encouraged in the profit actually encouraged using water afterwards and that's in a very famous hadith the Prophet said that there were certain people that used to always make sure that they took water with them and the Prophet said encouraging others that look these are people who Allah loves like they love in Allah your Hipple

mother 13 he loves those people who want to be very hmm so look not so let's not misrepresent so that it is true that people not just in Arabia in many parts of the world where they don't have water do use other things like stones obviously they would be like like kind of like large pebbles like those kind of stones you know those polished thought those kind of stones that you get not obviously like like a brick like smack a brick in his head it obviously wasn't anything like that so yeah so that's that the second part is why did the

Prophet say use odd numbers then if you are going to whoever is going to use East egde mod use stones and other things let him use an odd number why was the Prophet saying this well let me answer is this because we're gonna say something like oh because God is one and that's an odd number [Music] [Laughter] obviously not don't we talk such a dumb as it gets

okay right that where did they put the stone after they frame it they just after this is this is what they do with the stone off that they once they've got it they go hey catch and then they go here catch another and the guys like look I'll catch another he stopped estas and that's how juggling began that's the history behind juggling people because everybody kept throwing stage

milestones in Arabian people they don't want to hold on to them so that's how we ended up with juggling's right so so now okay this you see you have to understand something in the arab star in the arabian time in the time of the Prophet people generally did things they kind of did things twice like especially in things like this that they would just go and generally a lot of people do a lot of things just generally like twice like they'll do something and just repeat it once more so the Prophet war is a way that people

were just going to clean themselves and they were just probably clean once and then just do it once again and what the Prophet said is if you are gonna do this you're not gonna use water do an odd number why because an odd number would mean one more go once more clean once more meaning that make it extra you know just just go that extra step that's what this was this wasn't trying to say stick on one because gold is one that would be as dumb as this gets right because

people generally just did things once and then twice once over and if you are aware of this you'd probably say hey go once more do that one step more like we would say that this wasn't some kind of superstition even if and I'm not saying some Muslims didn't take this as a superstition they did but most of them recognized this was just a a ruling for kind of X for what they call mobile aha or for like going an extra step in cleanliness that's okay so that's what

used to happen next one men cannot wear gold and silk I have a video it is on YouTube I have explained that right I have explained that look there is a disagreement with this man can we gold and silver sorry gold and silk and that is actually even my photo I've got a youtube video I do explain how scholars like evening the bakelite did bring he brings several hadith to demonstrate that at least five companions if not more died wearing gold

so he says if anything there is no such thing as a consensus that people can't wait gold and and he says that you know that this is a debate I do accept though that the general culture has gone with the understanding that men don't we gold and they don't wear silk I have explained that the the origins the origin of this ruling where it emerges from and that was because during the prophets lifestyle sorry during the prophets lifestyle lifetime the lifestyle of the Arabs was a warrior lifestyle they were if

anything akin to like what you had later on the Viking lifestyle they were very much like that they lived off raiding they lived off that was kind of Arabia they weren't an agricultural people and it all depended on the Warriors the fighting nurse that ability that kind of culture pervaded this was even before Islam came so in those societies what brings value is the ability to kind of be a wall ready where if if a wall was to break out hence the Prophet not just the Prophet people in general relied on these kind

of characteristics now during the prophet's lifetime in medina medina was attacked and potentially attacked on several occasions and the the Prophet himself was attacked on several occasions and people were attacking so the Prophet had a safeguarding duty to make sure that people were on standby they were on alert and they couldn't afford it wasn't the time to live a life of luxury even though some people did have luxuries and the Prophet did dissuade a life of luxury for people but that was the the cool of

the time you know the Prophet said a time will come when you will see luxury but that day is not today like today we need to be alert we need to be on standby and and and rightly so because they were attacked they were people that died they were these things so things like men wearing silk and it was seen as a very kind of it was seen as two things in that culture it was one seen as luxury and to a bit effeminate so the profit dissuaded this he kind of dissuaded them and he said look don't whistle and don't wait gold because these were seen as kind of like one

women ly feminine attributes and two they seemed to take away from that culture that that the men needed so that's why the Prophet said that that is my understanding and many there are many scholars that have said that and I do accept that although many scholars have gone with the with the ruling that these things are Haram but this is the kind of origin and the how this this ruling emerged so and I've got a lengthier video explaining that so you can watch that there right now we're right at the the end sorry ninth imitating non-muslims is Haram

I've got a whole video explaining this that looked Muslims today using this in a ridiculous manner this is a modern phenomenon that Muslims have started resorting to this ruling to segment the shabiha be forming in the past Muslims were not that insecure they were just absolutely fine they do you know they dressed as other people dressed even hasn't speaks about how he lived in Spain and dressed differently you can see how Allah listen listen Athene ignore ha teep the great historian and and Adeeb and scholar Maliki scholar from Muslim Spain

when he speaks of the Muslim kings the Muslim kings in al-andalus they all used to dress with this the dress of the Christian Kings they used to dress in that style they adopted that style the Muslim kings of yeah the Mughals and so on used to dress like the Persian kings and so on this wasn't a like people just went with the coach a wasn't this thing is a modern phenomenon that Muslims have started to resort to don't copy the West this doesn't you know in the past people weren't that freaked out and this hadith I've said in the past and I've said

today that Muslims who use this are naively doing this because this whole earth is no Muslim or no mainstream Muslim accepts this hadith because it begins by saying things like all that we must go and fight all non-muslims we must do this woman nobody accepts that and in fact if you watch my clip called the wolf wager hadith paradox that why these dogmatism is is paralyzed and gridlocked by that paradox I present so on YouTube you can check that out but this is this is wrongly used I do agree I agree with Abdul Asami that it's a ridiculous ruling but it's wrongly used

and it's actually a modern interpretation that recently Muslims have used to come back at modernity with so what's happened is when modernity has arrived Muslims have got confused and they've kind of tried to dig deeper and they've used certain things rulings to kind of reinforce and validate themselves and this has been one right so and the final one people and we'll kind of wrap it up with that pants above ankles or hell and this one having your dropping you wrapping raising you don't

know so the pants go down roll up drop them to raise them oh god I confuse your food right so the whole thing this is ridiculous as a ruling you first of all Abdullah Samir is right certain Muslims do make a big deal out of this but this is not this has not been historically the Islamic trend historically Muslims like ignore what looked as a thousand years ago a thousand years ago as written in his estate car in his other books that this ruling is simply rola referring to arrogance is referring to people who have a trend and they're

trying to be arrogant with it it does not refer to people who are just generally doing that amam know we you know reiterates the same thing that even after Bart said that's like we're talking over 800 years ago you see many scholars have said that even a Hodja reiterates the same thing so it's not fair to say that this is what Muslims have believed but in the past it is true that Muslim dressed generally as in the Eastern world today has been like the Azhar they were the kind of sarong and the sarong usually is worn a bit higher up usually so for easy

movement rightful for quick action oh I have some sickos tuning into me they Minds wonder I tell you right so they have they were a sarong and in recent times they've obviously changed that to have more of the shalwar or the cell wall or whatever you want to call it and then the trousers but these things are absolutely fine there's nothing to do with scholars in the past have said but you're right today some scholars have started to reinforce this especially the

Salafis the and some hanafis for some reason they've kind of some hanafis kind of lost it a bit as well but the other methods don't accept this and historically they didn't accept this so that's a response to these 10 things I did want to speak about the Sun our manuscript but we've really gone on too late I'll give her a brief description and then I'll go into that in châlons next week so just to sum this up that look these 10 rulings a lot of them do a lot of them do exist in it all right did I miss one right damn I missed one else sorry sorry sorry sorry the divorced three times

I missed that out that was number four if your wife divorces you three times you cannot marry her again you sorry if you divorce your wife I've got a whole video on this explaining that that's not true that many people have said you can even write from the early days and what was the context to this divorce thing it was actually a safeguarding issue that got tilted and reversed and poor on its head that it actually came because the Arabs were oppressing so what they would is they will divorce the wife and then they would say okay to punish her and then when she was in her like a grace period

so she's not really fully married she's kind of in that grace period leaving but when she would reach the end they would just take her back revoke it and then she'd be like okay and then they will divorce her again and then she would be in the grace period for another three menstrual cycles then they would take her back and they would do this indefinitely just to torture women so they would be stuck they can't remarry another man and they're not really married to him and Allah condemns that in the Quran and he says well at our the rule is they do not leave them do not leave her letter the rule her al-majalah car do not leave them just suspended like that like encircled by my rules

auto sri ramadasa that's a verse of the quran either hold on to them in kindness or let them go gracefully do not do this so then what the quran introduced was to say okay you've only got three the locks now and then i tell you what if you divorce her you cannot even remarry her again why because you can't play these games with these women and this ruling came actually as a great relief to the to the women and it came as a safe guarding what happened is this got twisted on itself with time then muslims some

muslim men like idiots started to say doctor laughter laughter ah clock oh my god I've said three two locks oh my god oh my god what do I do and then the woman's like oh my god oh my god and she's suffering and now this the lock thing has just become another curse but if the ruling in the Quran was not like that and but today some people you're right Muslim culture unfortunately has kind of resulted in people doing things like this yet many people have provided solution even right in the past look right from the tavern I mean the son-in-law of Abu Huraira Syed Amin who say you have one of the the indirect teachers of Imam Malik one of the great Foca half the

school of Medina his foot were back then was a woman he said he said here about Oh unless a woman has sexual intercourse why was this said now this was simply said at the time to show that look there is no going back the meaning she will go that's it this isn't a game you know you can't just kind of say well oh but some people even opposed this thing right at the beginning like people like Syed the moon would say it was said that's not true he said that I mean he's from the turbine so you do have this and he was called the greatest of the turbine I mean one of the greatest hadith narrators of this Ummah

he said that's not true so you do have that descent but I do accept that although many olam I accepted it they did say that's not true many amongst them said it's all about safeguarding and if there was much life if people did it by accident or they did it out of anger then many of them said that the love don't count amongst the early Malik is called the smile you've got people are even harsher the great Maliki legend you've got people are even claimed Oh Josie in between even at a mere many other people in between saying things like look Affairs are van gay doesn't count they so they've said a lot of these things so let's beefy like look

yes there is a huge breadth of opinions and the solution is there as well but I do agree with Abdullah sameen that there is a lot of ignorance unfortunately amongst Muslims and that's amongst many people many religious followers and many Muslims have got caught in the sectarian kind of turf wars going on so this scholars will sometimes tell them this is Haram you can't do this you have to marry her off and they're really just doing it to defend the kind of sectarian opinion and you know it's so wrong what these people are doing I agree with Abdullah Samina on that part

that you know it's wrong what these people are doing what these movies and scholars push just to a sectarian narrative you just to get the the group they screw over the lives of many people it's horrible to see I've I spoke just the other day to somebody who you know and I speak to whenever I'm speaking to people that you know this one couple their lives have been ruined because of this you know because he said the Lark and and you know he was angry and and I said to them look this is fine you know you can't get back together but it's and they want to get back together but now the girl's family are saying no because

we have been told by this Mawlana there's no room for you to get back together so you better not get back together and this and that I'm placing unnecessary pressure it is wrong people it is wrong to intervene in the lives of others even if they are your kin right do not you know you know if it's your sister if it's your daughter if it's your whoever right you cannot impose a law says Valletta adieu luna you cannot prevent them or kind of control them in their matters of nikka and allah says that well that alone in the matter of the indica that's in surah Baqarah right so but you I do

accept that unfortunately especially in the indo-pak world there is I don't think this is cross-cultural throughout the Muslim world as a whole I think it's a lot less in the Arab world it does happen but it's a lot less in other parts like Turkey in other parts like Malaysia it's not I don't think it's as bad but in places like India Pakistan this is quite horrendous and you know and may Allah grant the people enlightenment may you grant these victims ease wherever they are and we really just need education but so although I agree with the ignorance and the culture of what Abdullah Samira's highlighted but this is not what Islam

has just said Islam gave a ruling based on a situation there have been many what is it there's there's there's many solutions with that ruling that many Olimar said like beginning with Saeed a man will say who said that hadith it's not even true like that that's not true women don't need to you know have things to other rulings like there is no Pelican anger there is a hadith for that it's without lotta Lotta fear love so hadith right that many people call this my other people defended that right so you've got that ruling day you've got the fact that 3 2 lakhs can still count as one many people champion that if not

our shoe speaks about it I am of Joseon attained me so many books have been written on it but just because this is a selfie selfies have championed this this kind of these rulings so other sects have started to bash this ruling just to get back at the selfies in the wahhabis but I feel that's wrong because the casualties of this theological wolfie the casualties of this war are the common public the common man and woman whom who simply just want to save their marriages so right so may Allah make things easy for this dear this is my

response to these 10 questions I hope it's been of some help guys as always write some I'll just answer one quick question because it's linked somebody said I've done Assamese so I have made a purse or amok in the Quran II went off by Sora off look as in the letter far and then cough as in like that to spell the word like either to say as far off or I take it yeah like look I okay

this is look this is my thing okay I'm gonna say this I don't advocate people you know being inflammatory or saying things that you know that they know we'll just like the only objective is to just insult and hurt that's the only objective I don't support that I discourage that I discourage any kind of hate speech or anything that leads to hate speech I in general I'm saying I mean sometimes some people might say things but in general okay that said I do believe that people have the right

to satirize and ridicule beliefs they don't believe in I will uphold that right of these as a right like if you don't believe in something and you wanted to show something absurd about it and you want to satirize II I feel because you don't believe in it you have that right I don't think it's necessarily this sensible thing to do although we all probably do it at some point or another I don't want to be a hypocrite I don't support Apocrypha I'm just being honest and real that said I think we as Muslims should have you know our faith should be strong enough you know if somebody said look I made this

about the Quran looks yeah the joking laughs if he's trying to be funny you know whatever I like if you find it a bit funny or you don't but I don't think we need to shake or tremble or think oh my god we need to kill this person oh my god time to shut up just relax you know I quoted earlier on a scholar automatic Nabi Sheba who is the brother of the great Abu Bakr who cannot be shaved but the great Mahad death or mine who I said was a weak narrator people said he fabricated hadith and some people say they don't know the Quran and the reason they used to say that is because he used to mock not mock

where he used to joke about verses of the Quran and it's known about him and he by the way is still mihari still accepted him despite all these things and you actually have his jokes about the Quran and he used to make some of these jokes like twist letters around in the Quran and make it sound a bit make it sound like what the hell you know like for example this is just one coming to the top of my head that he said like there's a verse in the Quran world or a babay Nachum be soaring la hoop up there on the day of judgment they will that

there is a fence that is struck between them as in the hypocrites and other people and it has a door the Riverbend whom be suing la who Bob and he ready because obviously the dots back then was still a bit he read it has B signorine la Hunab like Sonora is a wildcat that there will be a wildcat that has a Fang now bees like a fine year like the canine and he would do this a lot with the verses of the Quran hence people you know you got all these issues but he was a Muslim and he was actually a great scholar as well at the same time and he

was a brother of you know what is it the great Mahad death even a bee shaper what color and he's also one of the narrator's that mihari and Muslim rely on but what I'm trying to say is people look let's not be integrative people want to you know sticks and stones people sticks and stones okay look it's okay if they mock us you know and if you laugh I'm just saying if somebody said something and it was funny and you laughed at it it doesn't mean you've committed cool far right just relax but you don't need to it like if you get offended by okay but I would say look just let people be if they want to say something if they want to mock it

okay I mean my faith ain't that insecure you know people want to crack a joke about your slump cracky I mean doesn't bother me like I'm like my faith is not that weak that I'm gonna get neat it's alright man it's alright you know this what is it Joe shark said to tear apart a vote but then he em you know those leaves that just shake and they fall off a tree we're not these that's not us in on the unsecured or Sara Alcott Mary

that tell these storms who they're messing with you know this is not a that this is not I know that can be used the other way as well but it can also be used to show a sense of self-confidence guys I hope this has been of some help insha'Allah we've really gone on quite a bit today in Charlevoix take very good care of yourselves as always my much love man love you guys love you yeah right so Salam o aleikum Iraq metal light to Allah or butter cut