Who did Shaykh Omar Baloch study with?

people of right so those of you who are not too familiar with chef omar Baloch he is an imam as in he does do imam at by a scholar within islam that's what I mean by Imam but also trained within Jungian psychology he's got a he has a fascination with psychology with CBT cognitive behavioral therapy is a practitioner he's somebody who's very involved in the local community and has

and brings a plethora of experience to the table so Damas Y Caballeros let me present to you ladies and gentlemen the man the myth sure tell us a bit about your journey your journey a bit of your background you learning about Islam maybe some of the kind of tradition you're linked with just to give some of our viewers a greater horizon about you so I was well genetically in Pakistani geographically genetically hahaha yeah my mom is from the

my father is from Desmond fun I was born in Chicago stayed there for a while my dad got a job in salvia our family was in South India so there was a famous school in Arabic school called Minato - shabbiha where I studied for a while my dad had an accident our family you know a head injury we had to move we decided to move to Pakistan so he wouldn't have to work and and you know he needed some time to like in rehab kind of situation while he was there I started studying with dr.

Ahmed when I was like literally thirteen years old and so that was really where my first Islamic studies began there's a whole set of things that happened and I just liked him from the very beginning really actually I started studying with some of the jamming through Hadees did you study with when you say doctor I saw Ahmed you studied with him on a one-to-one personally or do that but what he has is he has a course called wonderfulness of okay and his students and this kid went out there was that song they were teaching this course in quran academy at that time and so I would sit in for those lectures my dad

was in that class also and then over time I became one of his like main students and here in the US for sure and you know when he would come to Chicago dr. sir I'm with you would come to our house and stay there or even one time when he had to you didn't feel like speaking he asked me to speak in his place one time he made a famous comment and it was a state convention in Columbus Ohio before the internet convention we had we had a convention with him you say you know Columbus discovered North America and in Columbus Ohio I have discovered Homer

Baloch he had many students and yeah obviously you cherish you know that type of encouragement then you know a shame around of saying had also given it that time beyond wait did he used to take bay house yes you did ah okay that's interesting yeah that's that's the whole discussion in itself obviously I'm sure but I understand had joined hands with him and that's when you know I was hearing I was in Chicago so every summer we would spend in New York taking classes either giving classes or taking classes I see uh-oh

I had heard coming from Chicago that some really famous scholar has joined hands with dr. Simon well you know I didn't know him but I went to the mustard that was the Queen's Masjid in New York and went upstairs I saw this old man vacuuming the Masjid and and then I was like oh let me go up to him because I was there a bit early so then he was vacuuming the mustard I went up to him I said you know why make this older person do this so I went up to him I said give me the back in cleaner I'll do it and he's like no no I'm gonna do it and you know he's picking things up with his hands the pieces are too big for the vacuum cleaner and I'm like what's

what's your name and he says my name is my rock you know it was right and so that's when I got to know him but what am I now where was this this was Islamabad or this was in Queens New York oh right okay Wow okay yeah and and one of my memorable moments with him because you know Islamic eschatology is one of his it's a Forte kind of integrated some of his ways of thinking into my my way of thinking from him he kind of like taught us for two years because he was appointed as the

immediate you know of the Jamaat that we were in at that time and and so one day when I was giving a lecture or as you know we were both giving lectures usually I'm listening to him but in this one year I was speaking at it is in the same to the same group of people within the Jamaat that was training and I was you know you you have ideas and you're young and you have conclusions and you're sharing that with a scholar right you know I'm sure so I used to do that with her I mean all the time but chef Mourad was a new scholar so that I

started sharing my ideas with him and then I said you know it's it's interesting how stuff and bunny is right I was talking about the truth I can say what it is but just I was talking about the relationship between Sudanese right instead of God and he said shame Aruna said he said now you're beginning to think like a scholar so before that when I was in husband didn't count how is chef Imran Hussain as a person and you know how is his dynamic and personality I've never met him I've obviously come across his kind of the