Recordings › Monday Nights with Mufti Abu Layth #176 *Q&A Unscripted & Unrestricted!* 🤣 · 4 Aug 2020 › Segment 18 of 31
A Birmingham mosque, meeting Mufti, and the new Patreon
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machinesummary, machine-writtenMufti Abu Layth speaks well of a Birmingham mosque, explains how to meet him and announces his Patreon.
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Asked about a mosque on a well-known road in Birmingham, Mufti Abu Layth describes it as an amazing, well-established community mosque that caters for funerals and gatherings, says he has been several times and has good thoughts about it. Mufti tells a viewer who wants to meet him to reach out through a close friend who arranges meetups, and announces that his Patreon is now fully operational, with sessions and group chats for supporters.
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Thoughts on Boyer Road Masid? What's your local? All right. Boy Mo Road. Boyer Road is uh a very popular road in Alamrock, Birmingham, which is known to the locals as Bavia Road. [laughter] So if you call it boy road I mean now people may but there was a time where people wouldn't even know what you're talking about. You have to say bavia road then they go ah bavia road aacha this one over here but it has a masid there called yaquran uh an amazing masid all done up amazing and it's it's a very wellestablished
masid with a lot of features to it accommodates for uh funerals and if not the whole funeral practice but several aspects of funerals and gatherings and it's definitely a community uh functional masid for that area. I don't know how much how whether I'm sure there's room for improvement. I don't actually go there so often, but I have been there on several occasions.
So yeah, I have good thoughts about it. Nothing really negative or anything. Right. So what is going down? Mi, what masid did you read at? I would love to meet you. Khabib, you're more than welcome to meet me. Just uh I often say reach out to Muhammad Shahaban and he'll set it up.
All right. And by the way, those of you if you want to support my cause where's my is this? There it is. My Patreon is in full uh effect people. So you can check it out. you can support the account. Um, it's fully starts. I mean, even though I started it uh I think about eight days ago, 10 days ago, but it's fully operational now from this month.
So, I'll be having those kind of sessions and the the group chats and everything. So, those of you that are on there, watch out for your messages. Cool. And Shukran Shukran for all your love and support. Somebody said, "It's that uh Muhammad Shahaban." Uh, he's a close friend. He's on all of my you you'll find him on my accounts and he's in several pictures with me and things like that, but we usually always do the link up at his place, the chill pad.
You're doing it. You're doing it. So, what is going down people? What is going down? When you going to debate, ass [laughter] wars are back on people.
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Mufti Abu Layth. (2020, August 4). A Birmingham mosque, meeting Mufti, and the new Patreon [Video, segment 2020-08-04-S18, auto-transcribed, may contain errors]. Mufti Abu Layth Archive. Retrieved November 1, 2026, from https://muftiabulayth.org/r/tr4-gh0qez4/s/18/
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