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Monday Nights with Mufti Abu Layth : Session 51

wudhu wudoo wuzu ablution al-wudu wudhoo salaah namaz prayer salaat namaaz as-salah al-salah salawat sawm roza siyam rozah saum zakah zakaat zakah al-mal zakat al-mal obligatory charity aqidah aqeedah aqida creed aqeeda aqaid hadeeth ahadith ahaadeeth hadis hadees ahaadith tafsir tafseer exegesis tafasir tafaseer malik ibn anas malik bin anas imam maalik imam malik ibn anas al-bukhari imam bukhari sahih al-bukhari sahih bukhari saheeh al-bukhari saheeh bukhari imam al-bukhari takbir takbeer takbirat takbeerat azan adhaan call to prayer imaam prayer leader qiblah kiblah kibla direction of prayer eid al-fitr eid al-adha eid ul-fitr eid ul-adha eidul fitr eidul adha bakra eid bari eid choti eid festival masjed masaajid masajid mosque maaliki malikite malikiyyah qiyas qiyaas muftis hukm ahkam hukum hukam ahkaam halaal lawful forbidden mubah mubaah wajib waajib wajibat sunna sunnat sunan prophetic practice bid'ah bida biddat bidaa dalil daleel adillah adilla proof riba ribaa sood usury hasan hadith hasan li-ghayrihi hasan li-dhatihi hasan sahih kufr kuffar kaafir kufar kaafirun imaan eemaan eeman kalam ilm al-kalam kalaam sihr sihar jadu jadoo kala jadu sorcery shaytan shaitan shaytaan iblis iblees shayateen shayatin akhirah akhira aakhirah akhirat hereafter jannah janna jannat jahannam jahanam jahannum koran quraan al-quran aya ayat ayaat aayah aayat wahy wahi wahee sahabah sahabi sahabiyyah sahabiyat as-salaf salaf al-salih salaf us-salih al-salaf early generations ummahat al-mu'minin ummahat al-mumineen umm al-mu'minin umm al-mumineen ummahat ul-mumineen khalifah khalifa caliph khulafa khilafat caliphate khilafa makkah makka mekka al-madinah madeenah yathrib ahl al-sunnah ahl as-sunnah ahlus sunnah ahl al-sunna sunnis shiah shi'i twelver ithna ashari salafis salafism wahhabi wahabi wahhabism milad meelad milad un-nabi mawlid al-nabi mawlud eid milad 'alim aalim ummah umma ummat takfir takfiri takfeeri fitnah fitan strife trial nikah nikkah nikaah nikah nama nikahnama talaq talaaq triple talaq talak iddat idda mehram maharim mahaarim niqab niqaab burqa purdah parda face veil in sha allah in shaa allah insha allah inshaa allah alhamdulillah alhamdulilah al-hamdu lillah alhumdulillah alhamdulillaah ma sha allah masha'allah masha allah mashaa allah bismillah ir-rahman ir-rahim bismillahir rahmanir rahim bismillahi bismillah al-rahman al-rahim as-salamu alaykum assalamualaikum salaams salam alaykum wa alaykum as-salam greeting niyyah niyah niyat niyya niyyat taqwaa muttaqi sabr sabar duaa duas duaas supplication aadaab adaab manners etiquette ikhlas ikhlaas deen al-din ad-deen ad-din ibadah ibada ibaadah ibadat

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where are we where are we just get this out there she loved all of our people just already on arrival I alaikum as-salaam look at the people over so I'm talking about people that's what I'm

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talking about oh look I can just just sharing this from my other page and I'm with you guys just one momento momento por favor so almost done o alaikum

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as-salaam Alamos Alan bill comb a long with salmon right let's let's get this show on the road people let's get this show on the road alaikum Salaam shook him for tuning in those of you just look at that all the way from Karachi Pakistan going out the right people as you tuning in like click the share feed get this get this live feed out there share it amongst people share the goodness on this auspicious

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occasion of Halloween the COO foreign the facade right so let's get started in hamdulillah wa kafa what salat wa salam o allah rasool mustafa ala i body in Ladino baba mom be ho de ho method Bobby a 30 al madina testify wad for Salam wah he ll own Allah o me Ali Facebook right bienvenidos a todos Mohammad Asif saying all the way from

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Brazil all right might be and that's what we're talking about right so people shokran Kshama t1 Ying lighter and both both swagat holes so people where we is another interesting week is always Haram you know we nothing else seems to quite cut it these days Haram is like that the minimum benchmark we go for right that's

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like the that's what we aim well people people people how has this week been yes alarm Brazil speaks Portuguese Claro que si of course but they understand they understand in the end in espanol they understand Spanish trick or treat tonight so what are these questions people what are these questions please define what comes under leave a soft aqua that's a good question to start

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with isn't it what comes under Lavasa taqwa the clothing of God consciousness or piety ma'am Hassan nothing but love right back at you we've got chef Suleiman van al on online with us in the house people in the online house you see we could call this actually one online look at the interesting thing that despite people being from all different parts of the world yet technically Sharon from an Islamic perspective this

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is one modulus you see so we would call this as a lot of the [ __ ] high in the past said they said al modulus yes my alma mater far apart so you get this principle that say I'm giving you guys an axiom look at the words people axiom a car noon this is an Islamic principle which upon which they built Islamic rulings and law and that is al modulus judgmental mater farah thought that a modulus can despite it being it's

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something that brings together disparate it's difficult actually how to translate it but they made it as an axiom what the florida art means like I suppose [Music] diversity Zoar differences or but what they meant when they said it you see what they meant when they said al modulus yet my mother for record that you could have different things in terms of people in terms of spaces as well and yet it could be classed as one

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modulus to do transactions in and the classical example was if a person was on one mountain communicating with a person on another mountain that may have technically fallen under a different Kingdom even yet their interaction is still one modulus it's one context which affords validity Allah what a technical discussion to begin with yes see this is so based on that you could say we are

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all technically in one modulus right here people so transactions could take place marriages could take place I'm not saying marriages are taking place here but they could within a match list and this is how people do that online by the way when they do Skype kind of nikka's or Skype buying and selling or I suppose buying and selling you just click on a button and it's done anyway people anyway I always wondered how it would feel whoo man yeah sure Monaka oh yeah

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what's with the pocky timing Mufti it's in my DNA Cochran Beauvoir well we're we're kind of much bored we're forced speaking of DNA there's an interesting discussion I was looking at by Steven Pinker look at these people have combined my drinks not only does the modulus yes my veil on Mustafar records but my modulus is yet banal ha well all buried between hot and cold look at that I've got a cup this is one

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of this is the ultimate people I'm taking you guys to the limits to the limits this is this is hot I thought let's bring some green tea and mix it up what say you people what say you I just had you know some these desi food does kill it you can't compare with us I just had that the roti made the Thurid style you know the Julie monarchy so now just to help with that but let's take some of these questions what with the ha well

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car and there's a famous saying of Sedna Ali but audio Lahore and when when he was during earth man's rulership he was asked once some people who'd caused they they were in trouble about something and they were they were gonna get dispensed some punishment and so what happened was signals man rode alone and said he said he said she said Ali you handled with the you handle the punishment like you do you give him that

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like you sort that out so said Ali wrote the Alliance says like why should I have to do that and he said he said Wooley ha ha ha ha ha ha in other words those who get to chill out because of this whole situation let them deal with the problems as well what should I deal with the problems and they deal with the chill aspect so yes let's move on so some insight there a bit of history I was saying about Steven Pinker there's

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an interesting kind of lecture I was listening to his on human nature and this whole thing about the blank slate fallacy and how he was actually showing a lot of research which is quite hmm it was quite challenging to my normal discourse that I held which is what he was saying is that parental input in how they manage a child has almost zero - no I

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mean - very little if anything impact on the child's personality at a later age I was really interesting the research they were they were demonstrating through separated twins and things like identical twins and stuff like this and how it's actually quite a myth that parents shape their children and what his research was demonstrating is that yes children do inherit traits from their parents but that is more so due to

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their DNA and genes as opposed to the the kind of nurture effect and what they do pick up from nurture is usually more to do with the actual greater environment like their friends and areas and stuff like this as opposed to the appearance so it was just interesting and he gives examples of identical twins who are split from birth but when they meet 40 years later how they still have very similar like they dress in a similar type of dress they have you know they both give the example of wear rubber bands both have certain OCD

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perspectives about flushing the toilets before they go to it and after and and it's just interesting how both like he was trying to say these are people who haven't shared any similar environment but nevertheless let's move on people let's move on Khalid Murshid Rizvi sahib while he changed the shirt Kabhi Kabhi sometimes right what is a mama and Halawa and Khilafah are they considered as kufur wha-what is the

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prominent Shia belief whoa right a prominent Shia believe I've done a whole estado para animus allakum assalaam all the way from Chicago Canon EOS d600 mashallah mashallah right so okay now I've done a whole detailed lecture before on the Shiar kind of things and that look the Shia also a diverse spectrum of people there not one particular person per se they they have many groups and subgroups

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and further subgroups amongst them the the difference no matter what people say is actually a political difference in essence it began as a political difference obviously people religion eyes D and emotionalized look at that people I'm just generating the vocab emotionalized the whole thing they charged it up with all this emotional rhetoric as they went along the main issue really with the Shia apart from I don't mean some have very weird wacko

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beliefs but maybe many of them don't the main difference has been abuse verbal abuse of venerated figures within Islam so to them they feel it's okay to verbally abuse them and some Shia have condemned that I believe Sistani condemned they and other people condemned it so provided there's no issues of abuse then I feel people should work together as much as possible and we should just really avoid these discussions of differences there's no point you know some people say hey why don't you come sit down with some [ __ ]

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and discuss this whole Ali versus Maria thing or Ali versus obeyed and are you sure thing or why don't you see with the Shia and discuss Hussain versus whatever all of this and and I see no benefit in doing any of that because it's just an it's just a topic that's going to cause further harm because people are going to get just offended on both sides so there is no kind of verbal solution to find so it's better to just bypass all of these things put them aside and just meet together on normal greater grounds we

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don't need to talk about history look we can disagree about you know your stance on some companions as long as you're not abusing and abusing people then it's gonna it's it's you know it's your way of looking at things I don't agree with them but I you know it's it's your it's your life you do as you please but when you start hurling abuse at people obviously it's going to wine people up and cause offense to people so that's the thing you see to me too you know some compiled oh the companions are amazing people the wives of the Prophet are the mothers of the believers and we

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venerate and respect them all and that's my stance I have made detailed videos and highlighted that look said now here are the allahu an was one of the one of the greatest companion he was the brother-in-law of the prophet and he was I mean he was one of the people who used to write revelation and it's wrong to abuse people it's wrong to abuse him it's wrong to these people in general that is my stance I you know I had there was this somebody tagged me in to an article right okay somebody tagged me

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into an article by the Daily Mail now alright people those of you just tuning in right sorry that okay I've got your question I'll come to that those of you just tuning in if you click like click share share the live feed get it out there people let other people benefit let me tell you now somebody kind of tagged me in to some war this Daily Mail article about some guy who I don't know from the UK and he's a teacher and he's got two wives in the same house how he manages that how they not slicing each

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other's throats every day he must have no rooms left for peace or to get away to in his house [Laughter] right so you don't like sometimes you just need a getaway he must be like I go in this room there's that wife I go with that just be like double the headache right so it gets like you but anyway somebody tagged me into this right so and although that's crazy I don't know how people pull things off like that by

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the way I mean I don't mean from a moral or that kind of perspective I mean just actually pull it off like I'm surprised that they but hey hey he seems to have done this so anyway my point is that somebody tagged me on there and I just said look I made a comment by saying look because it's a non Muslim thing we don't need to talk Islam this is a non Muslim thing and I said look from an evolutionary perspective the male species are always polygamous generally as a rule and as long as they the main thing is they're adults and they're consenting otherwise this is not because

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people were saying on the post oh my god how can you have two wives you should be prosecuted by the police he should have this and that bigamy is illegal so I mentioned that his usage of the term wife is a colloquial usage it's not he doesn't mean in a legal sense he simply means a religious ceremony has been undertaken and that's not the same as a legal capacity and I just said look I'm not advocating for or against I'm just saying this is evolutionary nature of the male species and I think if if we think humans will outgrow this evolutionary kind of instinct that we have then I don't think it would be done

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within decades let alone centuries because humans have evolved as creatures over you know potentially over millions of years so and this is amongst all mammals in general so anyway I highlighted this so some people got offended and and I saw and I saw a lot some of the guys like all liking my but anyway some people got a bit wound up and this one non-muslim guy got caught on Danny made some kind of a dumb comment by saying oh you know what do you mean natural and many things are

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natural in society but society doesn't accept them like stealing is natural it has evolutionary advantages to it so and he said bullying is natural but now I don't want to get into an argument online so simply responded with one comment I said look stealing unless you mean natural unless you mean metaphorically cannot be natural ok stealing cannot be natural because stealing is built upon the premise upon the understanding of possession and

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ownership which is a human social construct human beings have actually created this as a discourse it's just a story outside the human mind possession and ownership do not exist this is a human social construct you can hold things so if you mean they're in your possession as in physical possession but they're not actually your possession naturally speaking this is a human construct we've made it up like oh anybody this is my car this is my house this is my family this

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is my these are these ideas don't exist in the world of nature these are human constructs bullying is a human construct what you could say it's a social construct what you could say is exerting control over your environment is does exist in nature but anyway my whole point of mentioning this was I mentioned this so some woman kind of followed up later on she deleted her comment she said like well Oh what women want to be with many men as well and I

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said look I said that because she was a Muslim so I began by saying that look well I'm simply stating the science I'm and since this is a discourse to do with 21st century faith has no part of this discourse therefore I said by all means if you're a consenting adult right I said it's a free world you can be with as many partners as you like because it'd be they men or women you can be with ten or hundreds of them well and I said and if you want all at the same time it doesn't you know it's a free world if not you're you're just asking

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for so do whatever you want you know if you want to you're saying you because you're obviously not debating this from a religious perspective and you're not debating this from a scientific perspective so you're just saying well so I said well do whatever you want I said if you want to be with ten men or a hundred men be with whatever you want like it's a free world the last time I checked so so you see and that there by the way let me show you a set let me just kind of go off on one that there is the core the kind of litmus test of the difference between the male and the

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female species all men would would dive head deep into that scenario with a hundred of the other all straight men straight men I give the caveat of homosexual society straight men would dive head to an opportunity with hundreds of the opposite where as wimp the female species most likely wouldn't right but anyway the reason I was mentioning this story not so as not to offend people but simply assume came on there and and he was because the question was was she on and he said oh I

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is this is this what you tell your mother as well your mama's well said is this what you tell your mum and I can see that you're a more obvious supporter more Aryan and so is this what you learned from years heed I thought well is this what I tell my mom so I hope not that would be rather awkward wouldn't it to tell to talk to tell my mother that ah it'd be an awkward conversation to

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have one must say yeah I think he underestimated my capacity for humor but my response is that is if my mom wouldn't are such stupid and dumb questions so you know you are stupid questions you get stupid responses so me what do you what what what are you what do you expect so that was my point of saying but this person came out to say this on a public non-muslim foreign to me discussing just because he said you support Maria and so you must have picked this up from Yazeed

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haha whoa ease up ease up stop projecting all this hatred onto me you know I don't I haven't picked up anything from you seed it's okay relax so that's my point I do believe look we should work together in terms of Sunni and Shia but I don't think we should discuss history I think we should just put that aside don't discuss history and just move forward on regular the overlap which is the huge hundreds and hundreds of things that we do agree on core

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people let's move on to the next question those of you just tuning in if you click like share the life or you'd get it out there people spread the fitter and spread the facade no I'm just joking and it's not fitting in facade people this is I'm trying to spread some guidance here yeah I'm trying to let me Mufti G sitcom all right judo expert is are in the house people through the dead hear us in the grave when we visit them alaikum as-salaam those of you just

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tuning in click live like and share the live feed right looks like I'm out of the do the dead heroes this issue has had a huge Estella from the time of the Salaf so from the time of if not the sahaba definitely they're their students the turbine in coming right through people have always they have always sorry I'm just reading some of the questions I only have like this much of a where zero you can post your questions there is no specific topic per se

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now that's after you've liked and shared that's the cost that's the zakat you have to pay right so you can like and share the live feed can you hug an on my harem girl but not in a seductive way Imran nothing not kill me up people this is a non seductive hug what is what is the seductive hug like is it like are you like kind of like winking away then

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saying this this is a non seductive hug you got this is non seductive right so anyway coming back to that topic people coming back that topic of can the dead heroes so this been Manx Estella from the time of the sahaba yeah coming down this evidences in the Quran and Sunnah which can be interpreted on either side so for example this a hadith that the Prophet said oh you do not bury the dead except in Houla yes Malcolm er Lee

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kun-hee he is the footsteps like the sound of your footsteps as you walk away and things like this now then there's the hadith in Bukhari that the Prophet is addressing the dead saying he'll reject umewakamaru abu qamha have you found what your Lord promised you to be true now but this then these verses of the Quran woman anta be most mindful of or you do not you are not one that can make those in the grave here so I think there's a difference my personal understanding is that look they're in a different paradigm okay people that have died or

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in a different paradigm I think it's natural for people to talk to people even if they're not they that is still kind of natural for human beings so you know sometimes I suppose if you said you know like I could be looking at a photograph this is not photograph but I could be looking at photograph and just talking and just and that it people talk to themselves to I mean so this so people when they go to graves they can talk to people in the graves like whether they are actually hearing them or not in my personal understanding I don't think they are I think that's there in a different realm all together

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once a person has passed from this world but many people there are there is a split in my understanding I I would have assumed it's both are valid from the text both interpretations of it okay try talking slowly bro I want to understand you Arai I will talk more slowly okay mas despacio right so the dead can hear that the slim of the people when we do see out of Kabul was Edith was here what a name was

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either was eed right okay Sid correcting me is jiu-jitsu jiu-jitsu not you know right so yes that's the take the was Enid was e that's the take of people who believe that the dead can hear they say that the Salaam when you go to a grave is for them so you say you know assalamu alaikum ya lil kabul all people of the graveyard assalamu aleikum to those who don't believe in that they say this is simply a ritual like in the quran it mentions that for certainly moral and

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physical that you that you say salaam even if you enter your own homes nobody's there you just say Salaam when you so when you go inside your house here Salam o aleikum it's just a nice it's a ritual it's a nice way so it doesn't mean the house is listening to you would be rather strange if all of a sudden the house said bye alaikum as-salaam that would bring Halloween that would put a whole new face on Halloween right so let's get canary islands all right what's la ma animus Island what is the

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high spiritual state one can attain for either shape I don't know I mean what the highest obviously I'm not the best person to be asking about spiritual spirituality but I think spirituality I think it's my personal understanding is it's not as the way people understand it like people understand spirituality to mean this kind of like apparent piety like we like very and there's like I don't know 240-volt or we're not bulb shining off their face in terms of mood

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so this nor I don't think that spirituality - time I mean I think spirituality is a connection that you have that is special to you what my religion my religion is Islam fan Tali Hawass sugar and for asking thank you muchas gracias right for the question now the chip a chip air from knockoffs chip it was a cool character in it right so let me mistake to answering this so spirituality in my

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understanding people have different like you could be somebody that is for example many people think you have to be into thicker into praying nothi into fasting all the time voluntarily to have spirituality i think spirituality is a connection which may be done through those measures it may be done through other measures like maybe for some people it's about learning like when Imam Malik was asked sure Abdullah world is in the house people all the way from London

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so when right so when people when Imam Malik was asked about you know you don't fast much apart from the obligatory fast you don't pray nothing you know and he said to the person that look you do what you do all your Knuffle and things and I teach and I learn and both of us were kelana Alafaya and both of us are upon goodness and I think reading learning even normal learning learning you could somebody could be learning science they could be learning about I don't know anything

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they and they have that connection this kind of sincerity this this does bring about a sense of spirituality in my understanding if people do things like meditate that bring their spiritual people in all kinds of religions you know we can't say they're not necessarily spiritual they are spiritual so I think I think to how the understanding that people have I disagree with they have this understanding that spirituality is only this like Muslims are only spiritual when they're doing thicker and fasting and doing these things and other than

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that they're not very spiritual people my understanding is it's all about a connection and it's subjective it's not something you can measure about people it's what they have okay Imran is asking can we hug these people come on shut work yeah your nature we shall we help a brother out here shall we Imran is like standing there saying yes or no can I can't I can't I can't I come on help all right Iran I'm afraid from an Islamic

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perspective we can't help you out but just you know like just I suppose just being people if we were there we could have given you a little anudda you could have now don't don't quote that do not quote that okay that is quoting out of context right so now coming so the thing is no islamically that's not it's not going to be sanctioned by religion these kind of things religion doesn't sanction them but they I'm sure I understand what

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you're saying it's not in many cultures these things do happen people have like a friendly hug and stuff like this it's not you know the kind of end of the world or anything like in that sense and it's equivalent in some cultures to doing things like shaking hands in some cultures obviously in some cultures is totally not but in some they are like that I know in some Arab cultures many Arab cultures they will kind of kiss not like that kind of kiss on the cheeks or just like kind of a peck Spanish ear in Spain and things like this and maybe parts of Italy and stuff like that so it

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is cultural in some parts of the of the world but obviously religion has to have certain demarcate it kind of lines it's just the way it is okay do you read them books are they just for sure these are just for show right why you not wear stud stud what do you mean by stud like an earring I would love to wear an earring huh why not in my younger days I wore one for a little while until my ear got all messed up I had to take it off right so he wears it because he likes in

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likes pointless and he likes to score points with the cool kids on the block let's take another question whilst with the razor blade blow bro what's with the razor blade bro this is to show that I cut through all the nonsense straight to the point like Occam's razor if you haven't heard of Occam's razor check it out people Occam's razor right let me go through some of your questions whoa look at that how sorry is really when you have to hear your own voice it's a shocking is no

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right let me go back onto I'm gonna because I've got questions here let me kind of fluctuate between are there any diseases mentioned in the Quran there ain't no diseases per se like that that Allah mentions in the Quran he speaks of tribulations suffering things like this in the Quran but it's not like a lot doesn't mentioned for example cancer or things like this in the Quran that doesn't happen like that okay but Allah just mentioned that look when people suffer and they are patient that these rewards for them and stuff like this

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so the general positive message within the Quran about people who may be afflicted and that if they that they kind of afflictions do earn them rewards for their patience okay right now can you stop picking on the floors and focus on the positive shukran north man very well his dream interpretation something that can be learned purely through study or is their spiritual man right now that's an interesting one that's an

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interesting one Gerardo Gabriel is bored no I problem and my problem Gerardo right so you can obviously if you're bored adios right now the right look at that I forgot my I forgot the question now let's move on to another question your misguided bro Rahim Chow Ali all right okay there you go it's always covered up shook around people right let's take another question some sorry there's a follow-up question

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this or people who get cancer they're going to heaven it doesn't say things like that in the Quran just say there is a hadith that anybody who has an illness and dies from that illness is a Shaheed okay twin study mentioned what are your thoughts about one being twin being LGBTQ or startup Ajira that's a good question I'll come to that in just a moment right so right so there is a hadith that anybody who dies for example in a tragedy in an accident out of disease a woman during birth a person

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drowning protecting his wealth property anything like this that that person dies a martyr that it there is that understanding in Islam that person dies the martyr and they will be raised amongst the martyrs in the afterlife that's what the hadith teaches okay what's that hadith number you just mentioned hadith don't have a number like that they are within books and then within books they have various numbering and different additions can have slight variations in their numbers but they don't work like that you don't have like what it's not like the Quran and verses like what's that number it's more to do

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with what book is that it okay right Tipler direction for North Africa and North America right the tabla is you point towards Mecca okay now there is huge leeway between there is leeway in your kind of variation you're kind of marching forever if you like or your margin of error has some leeway now according to some people in modern terms you could say to some people like a 45 degree kind of angle variation is fine according to like the Maliki school you could even

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have like a total 90 degree variation like completely off but you're still as long as you're trying it's fine okay really the tabla is only a point of direction of unified direction to turn to otherwise as Allah says in the Quran or lillahi'l Mishra for our mother the mother of that Allah he to him is everything the East and the West ænima to Alou forth on my watch Allah wheresoever you shall turn you will find a lot but we just have this as a direction a unified direction to turn to

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how would you respond logically to an atheist who says if God created everything who created God right Mohammed Adam yep you've asked your question let me just get that Gerardo's asked what do you say about black magic just going off on a side just on a tangent here I am releasing my video tomorrow on the occasion of Halloween right about it's the final part of the debunking myths series it was co delivered with chef Akram Midway a senior scholar of the UK on and it is on

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how Magic has no reality within Islam so look out for that do like and share it watch it inshallah that's tomorrow those of you just tuning in if you can click like click share share the live feed to get it out there people get it out there right now how do we respond to an atheist who says if God created everything who created God the truth is look you can't there's some things you just can't you don't have a an overwhelming response to we have to accept that okay we have to accept that

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in Islam too in faith all faiths we don't have the answers for everything we you know so we have just because sometimes what is also an issue is this arrogant it's perceived as arrogant this attitude that we know it all we don't and people will say people will say that look if God created everything then who created God and that's true look we there being a this is simply to us a rational understanding that look

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the world seems to have some meaning to it for us and therefore there must be a creator that makes logical sense to us now in relation to that what do you say when nice is a God creates something greater than right so so somebody could say well well if God created this universe who created God now a normal response would be well God wouldn't be part of this creation kind of this this creation discourse that things are created therefore require a

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creator he would be part of that discourse just as if I for example if I look at this mobile phone and I see it runs by or you know like I'm by charge or by batteries and then I assume that the person who made it must also run by batteries that's an analogy which demonstrates that well okay some systems operate within certain parameters so creation has a creator that's a system now we are assuming that God is beyond that system he's transcendent but that

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doesn't stop the question from being still a valid question it is still a valid question that people who do not believe will ask that if God created everything then who created God and the truth is well there's there isn't really a cohesive conclusive response to that because what if you said well for example then who created God well let's just say X created God then the natural follow-on question would be well who created X then and so this is what in philosophy they call infinite regress okay he just

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goes on forever and this is why in the past philosophers Aristotle and pre arista Aristotelian thought people felt that look were an infinite regress was nonsensical you can't kind of keep going back and back and back because it has no beginning currently science does seem to show that there was a beginning with the Big Bang although there is there are some theories that maybe this universe came out of another universe there is that theory as well in science but I

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think look we it's okay sometimes not to have all the answers this is a matter of faith so if somebody says to you look why do you believe in God you say well look to me this seems to make more sense they're not believing in a creator it doesn't mean it has to make one hundred-plus it doesn't mean that there is no valid question left ever to question faith of course theories there are valid there are hundreds of valid questions that could quote that could kind of that

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could still be like spanners in the works for faith but this it's like a balance the balance of probability that's what it is this is not beyond reasonable or beyond any doubt that's not what faith is it's not beyond any doubt this is simply a balance of probabilities for people what preponderance okay the preponderance of one over the other so you're feeling that look to me I feel like there is something greater than me out there and I feel that there is meaning and this tips the balance for me and therefore I

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believe right so I robia Bradford just said this guy is lost muchas gracias and with that you just got blocked have I ever been visited Faison in Medina Karachi yes at the hub I have I've visited I've got my photographs on Facebook when I visited I have a Muslim girlfriend why is it the Muslim people cannot marry out of their religion Jesus awry Jesus himself all right bienvenidos Jesus I think look within faith there are sometimes some guidelines I've I've given a more

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greater discussion on this in my previous QA I have mentioned that I think this was done with certain strategies or goals in mind that religion that Islam came up with certain rulings in essence I think all marriage was not in essence based to do with religion but Islam introduced those rules to to kind of create and facilitate for a society that can flourish and flourish in a way that would allow the message of Islam to prosper so that's why I think it came up

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with these kind of understandings are you a Braille V for the sixth time no I'm not abraded me I'm not a deal Bundy I'm not a Salafi although I have been to all of those mattresses and studied in each and all of them yes okay let's write there was a question where is the distinction between higher 15 and assertiveness I'm not sure I don't understand that question junior is it right let me just come eat that question Imran I'll come to your

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other question if two people don't want to be with each other Allah look at that Imran that went really quickly from can I hug them too I don't even want to be with buss Bothell here things escalated quickly didn't they that take the necklace necklace off first I'm a DG take the necklace off first and then what should

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I take off second why you put necklace right I put necklace just because I like put necklace I hope that make sense right okay let's get back to these questions right well stirred up by her I'd asked a question and I think that was an interesting one it tied into my discussion earlier on on on Steven Pinker's whole natural the natural state the state of nature and they have

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research has shown that identical twins who were separated since birth there have been certain cases where some of them have grown up to become homosexual for example and the other type and the other twin hasn't whether it's a he or she and that demonstrates once again that you know is this I suppose that could be an argument is this genetic is homosexuality genetic I think there's a huge discussion in

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science nothing conclusive in my understanding has shown that homosexuality is genetic I I don't I've come across the arguments that demonstrate that what they show certain variables which seem to suggest a stronger proclivity or inclination towards homosexuality if due to some genetic things but then there are a lot of confounding variables as well so it's not conclusive in any way in any

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scientific manner as of as far as I'm aware okay it's not so and I don't personally buy into the thing that homosexuality is genetic and as I'm not of their opinion although I feel with some a minority of cases it could be as a result of saw that it could be it could have some strong genetic basis so some people may find like a hormonal imbalance therefore as men for example they may lack testosterone or as a woman lacking Eastridge urn and things like this and it's having

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a certain so they could bees and you find sometimes I draw I draw genus kind of women and and vice versa and things like this so I think they could be some genetic reasoning for some cases which are a minority in my understanding I feel this is my opinion people don't need to take it that this is more just the way people kind of end up going I do agree I do think there is more sense resonating from certain psychological

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and psychoanalytic findings that suggest all that most creatures right most mammals most creatures including human beings are bisexual and I I think that mace have some reality to it in my understanding I think that the way it explains it is that if bisexuality is a spectrum mammals and creatures including human beings will be somewhere on this spectrum so they will be for example

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they may be very heavily heterosexual but they're still on this spectrum somewhere and and I think that shows a lot of there's a lot of data that supports that in my understanding so I think what creatures are more concerned with is the act as opposed to the gender but it's what triggers and excites the act in the person so I think it's more about the actual sex the actual sex

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itself as opposed to the gender per se but people will be triggered by let's say three things which come to mind like let's say femininity or masculinity and then there will be anatomy and then there will be social kind of constructions so so sometimes I think maybe all of these don't need to be present to excite the other person so you could a person could come across for example some people could be men or they could be males now

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if I say that better but they could be incredibly feminine and therefore right and therefore they could tie into some of the social constructions like let's say if they I don't know like within society they dressed like women or did certain things and that might be enough to excite the other let's say males that might trigger off the responses all three may not be necessary to trigger that kind of stimulation now the same kind of thing like having kind of like I

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said doing all this or you know how how women walk and the whole thing as an example I'm just saying like that that's femininity or masculinity and it's found in things but anyway right so I hope that answers some of that I think it is I think one of the greatest problems of this age is that people are almost forced into believing that if they are attracted to want let's say the same let's say they are bisexual they are attract let's say it's a man and he finds attraction to men he is forced to

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believe that oh I am now homosexual so we have what we call a light switch effect you are either on or off and I think that forces a lot of people to kind of superimpose an identity upon themselves and this is something that didn't exist in the past so coming back to discourse analysis today we have this whole discourse of homosexuals or LGBTQ what of this whole thing and it's causing also a lot of confusion as well that said I I do believe that people as human

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being speaking have their own rights and it is it is unacceptable to discriminate based on their like you don't need to kind of agree with them but to hate on them for being homosexual is wrong from an Islamic perspective right okay now let's move on to another question do you have to do will do when you put on the socks no you don't have to do will do when you put your socks on discourse analysis all right let's take some other

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questions people oh right Imran had asked a question sorry to pick on Imran this right those of you just tuning in if you click like share the live feed getting out there people get it out there let the fitting facade go for a heart that's becoming a motto now right so look at that refills people refilled right some now get this out there get this out there people get yourself there right there was a question about Eid

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there right okay one point Atma Delhi do I think Allah created the universe and never looked back no I do not think that okay I think Allah did not dis on the universe although I do believe that he set Sciences laws of nature in place to act out okay I hope that helps right Messala shukran shukran shukran right drinking coke and energy again hell yeah and after this I'm off to the gym people the gym right so right now and I also hear the steam rooms vacuum function as I'm

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talking about people those of you that do not visit a steam room you need to visit steam room people you need to de-stress you need you know I was watching some of that Ricky the stand-up comedy that Ricky Gervais say so funny and he had this one way is dissing fat people so hilarious but I mean oh I suppose we shouldn't these people like that but he gotta say he's really he's really funny anyway Obama always in the house people

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are more obvious in the house how here who has as his background poem hustle is in biggie can't do saw him Bashar al a were funny here oh yeah you're killing it with that poem you're killing it right so that is that's his poem on his wall by the way so that simply means that shall I give you the summary so I sum up life for you that man is incapable of loyalty right so coming back to this aid the question

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I get asked this a lot by people that look so a divorce has taken place and first of all let me reiterate this I was asked again today by somebody that his wife wanted a divorce and he wasn't really agreeing you have to understand something the Islam it is man or woman it is the fundamental human and god-given right to be in a relationship with whom they want or be out of a relationship who they

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don't want to be with okay so that is their right if somebody does not want to be in a relationship you have no right to impose a relationship on them against their will be their man or a woman just to clarify that okay and if it's a man well and if it's a woman she too will be entitled to a toe lock if she I did tell the husband this as well that look if she or she has to simply do is apply with an Islamic council and she will be granted a lock and you can't because look Anna and I'm all for encourage

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reconciliation but I'm just saying you can't that has to be a two-way street okay it has to be a two-way street you can't have this kind of like I you know you'll be in this relationship as long as I want you to be in this relationship no that doesn't work okay so right now and then another question I get by a lot of people is oK we've had a divorce now what is the purpose of an aid there because the woman will say look I'm not pregnant okay which okay is definitely one of the wisdoms behind and I'd there let me first of all explain what on it days and

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either is the waiting period after a divorce has taken place it is in essence a nyla gujja what does satan drink well nyla gee I hope it's not this right so the thing is that right Ubu trim Wahid behaved I expected more intelligence from you with the name white right rather anyway things it's a

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reverse camera people so just show yourselves show yourselves right now anyway so the idea is in essence three menstrual cycles that the woman waits by this the once she hits the third mention sauce third menstrual cycle she can now perform a Munich air okay there are no prohibitions the only prohibition there is a difference of opinion the understanding I go with is and many of the olomana go with the only prohibition during a night there is sorry I'm just reading some of these comments is Nika

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that the only thing she can't do is get married everything else everything else is is permissible she can go out she could do shopping she could work she can chill to do whatever she wants the only thing is Nika she cannot undertake a new marriage until the three menstrual cycles have passed now what is the wisdom behind this one of the wisdoms is obviously pre-pregnancy that makes sense but it is more than just that as well you see because you have to remember Islam has come for the whole world it hasn't just come for your

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locality right it hasn't just come for you know you or me you it's come for everybody and we have to understand that it's it's come for human beings who have a human being nature sometimes and that has to take into consideration sorry the good parts and the bad parts of their nature okay he has to take all of this into consideration for demas asked what if her three menstrual cycles are not regular then she can just wait three months okay some of the Olimar say three

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months is fine right now my point of saying this is you see a lot of the times and remember taking into consideration humanity not just us within this part of the UK or that part of Europe or that part of the u.s. the whole world when a divorce has taken place quite often emotions are running high there's a lot of kind of sometimes hostility tension adversity if a woman goes immediately and does a Myka not that there's anything wrong with that

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but quite often in huge parts of the world it will lead to it may lead to kind of very very horrible consequences in the sense that people will start you know like people may say oh is this why she was playing up you know she really had this guy lined up and she had all this and I bet she must have been having an affair I bet this must have been happening I bet that must have been happening honor is bought into course oh my god she's been dishonouring this

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family she's been doing this she's been doing that and and you have to remember the home world isn't so humanity isn't always very calm and rational and it isn't really very amicable so you have to take this into consideration if Islam was to say look yeah as soon as you do this just to another Nica it placed like a safeguarding measure a buffer zone which isn't that long it could be you know just over a month and a half to three months anything between that but it's enough time for people to

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at least to some extent move on right it's slightly to move on to two to not kind of because otherwise you know if a person divorces and and like I said look people in this part of the world might be a bit calm but I'll be honest with you I I deal with a lot of people going through divorces and stuff like this they're not calm even in this part of the world so but in other parts of the world it's worse still you know where societies are incredibly patriarchal they may even end up killing people because they may say oh she was having

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an affair she's dishonored us she's done this she's done that and it leads to bloodshed so I feel that this was also one of the wisdoms behind having an eight-day which should still even in modern society be maintained and the only prohibition is one of nikka everything else is normal she can carry on everybody carries on as normal why is there no compulsory three-month period for the man to labeled with false accusations you see I think say it I think just being realistic and dealing with what we're dealing with in society men pickers in Islam they were allowed

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to take multiple wives anyway at the same time it's not usually the cause of a breakdown of a kind of relationship I mean it sorry can be the cause of a breakdown but it's not cause of this kind of it's not seen I'm and I'm not trying to come at this from a is this fair oh no I'm just being descriptive I'm merely describing the scenario society doesn't seem to hurl that kind of dishonor on men it doesn't now you may say you may say well okay that's a shame or that's you know but it's just being realistic

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that's not like most likely if a divorce happened right if a divorce happened people usually don't say like if the man let's say he remarried next month whatever that obviously may lead to bickering and things like this but it doesn't usually lead to bloodshed okay whereas in the other scenario it does in many parts of the world now the other thing I want to add here as well is what if the woman was pregnant like let's say

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a woman goes off and now she remarries but then she finds out as soon as she's about to get married to somebody that she's pregnant with with the other guy now the other guy would say well I don't believe that it's my child now I know you could say well there's DNA but remember throughout the vast you know majority of the globe DNA is not accessible to people you know you can't just run a DNA analysis in some remote village in Pakistan it's not gonna happen like that so I think there's many kind of angles to this aid that thing one is the pregnancy the other is it

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also at the same time protected the women by you know allowing kind of this tension to be defused so they are safe from any kind of patriarchal backlash if you like is there a generally there isn't Fatima a difference of opinion even if the divorce is issued afterwards but I mean there is an opinion that the woman could just sit one menstrual cycle and that's fine okay that's fine I mean these things like I said once again are not so much

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the only prohibition is one of mica right okay next question do I think Hinduism has divine origins has Jamrock no one talked bad about guy why only women Bushra no idea what you just said must be another language what is the thing what's your view on istikhara it's the Hara I've answered before on several

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kind of for several on several kind of videos so you can check that out several q and A's coming back to this question on Hinduism I do believe that Hinduism a my understanding also had most likely that's my belief I could be wrong I do feel that in essence it was a divinely inspired religion Allahu Alem but I feel most of these religions most likely would have been people like if

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you look in the in in in the rig Vedas people which are the classic classical you know thousands of years they predate the Upanishads and the kind of the bhagavad-gita now in the rig Vedas you will see people for example he is an example like Krishna is spoken to be of a spoken of as a scholar and a wise Leonard person he's not spoken of as a God now in later kind of writings he spoken of as a God so you can see there

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is a distinction plus I think in essence that maybe this is mom this is once again my take I could be wrong on this I think maybe religions were revealed with different kind of takes different angles on on reality based on these circumstances right so let me let me kind of expand on that so it's Hinduism is a very kind of

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mystical religion it's based on a kind of mysticism to it as is Buddhism whereas Christianity Judaism and Islam are based on a kind of Reason based approach so they're based there they considered rational faiths okay they're not considered mystical faiths right now current deep is asking what am I talking about right now I'm just discussing I've been asked do I feel that Hinduism had divine origins as a Muslim as a Muslim scholar do I feel that yes I do feel

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that I do believe that Hinduism in essence may have been obviously I can't say with certainty but may have been a divinely inspired religion coming at it from a different perspective so this whole thing about addressing things like I know it's a it speaks about things like Brahma that you know the the whole kind of I suppose art mother the great art my fee like the the soul of everything being everywhere kind of

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permeating existence and maybe it was talking about things from a different perspective which with different times it didn't like people maybe didn't meet other societies that wasn't their way so for the Middle East maybe things had to be more rational based and that's why these religions like Judaism Christianity and Islam centered more on reason as opposed to on mysticism but anyway that's my understanding it is a shame really today to see that

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kind of tragedy that is happening in India today the kind of u-turn that some some people are taking in India towards a religious fundamentalism and this kind of whole you know this this the with the cat with the banning of beef and the renaming of so many things and turning this kind of like Hindu ization if you like to to really change things back to

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become more Hindu this kind of Hindutva legacy that we're seeing it's a shame really I came across a beautiful lecture by a Hindu professor speaking on history I'll try and share it in shala on facebook and on there he speaks about he gives examples of people like when throughout history tip assault on fighting against like Hindu kind of rivals but how this is portrayed by some people as Hindu versus Muslim but he says but is it he says look at this they who were his chief commanders Hindus who

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were they achieve commanders Muslims he speaks about when one of the the kind of Maharaja's is leaving the province of of table salt on he destroys a Mundell it destroys a temple people sultan pays to have that temple rebuilt and the same discussion he highlights with people like Aurangzeb who is seen as who's portrayed today by some hardline people as like a Muslim fanatic but yeah he shows that look some of his key representatives Aurangzeb's he's key kind of like generals in his army and all these were all Hindus they weren't actually Muslim I mean there were

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Muslims too but and the people he was fighting against and he says that look when his fight against you know he speaks of people like Shiva maharaj and how people like Shiva who is hailed as like the Hindu of hero of the past how he was so some of his key people were all Muslims in his army and everything and how when he sent people to attack there was a particular attack where he was sending them he actually says to them that you will come across a Mazar of Hazrat full on there's some hazard G that's buried along the way and he says that no harm should come on to that and no harm

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should come on to this church and and you should actually he actually gives an offering for this hazard geez Mossad so all of this shows the kind of tolerance towards religion people had in the past and it was really political that's what it was I'm not sure who's is somebody trolling let me see I can't find I can just see people making a reference I'm just all momento momento

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okay I've blocked him yeah it's nothing quite like a block is there I've blocked him now otherwise it is known well as historically come from otherwise science isn't correct or rational or anything in fact sciences is is is something that tries to be as objective as one could possibly be when you make the argument that men are polygamous by nature we can both agree that Allah created Adam would know the natural state of man why weren't there multiple Eve's created then for him it's a good question

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que pasa amigo all right muy bien muy bien eatos ah ha ha right so it's a good question I don't know about Adam ELISA Lam per se and you know why they want multiple women or stuff like this but the nature of man is polygamous by scientifically speaking that's male species throughout mama and things like this are polygamous as through religiously speaking as well like Islam seems to recognize that and just move on about it doesn't make a big

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deal it doesn't say you have to be like this but it just it just recognizes it is and that's one way of just it is what it is I guess Imam mark is in the house people Imam mark one of the cool Imam stateside people if you're on social media do you add him and follow him and reach out to him common ancestor I mean tour Eve was created from the ribs of Adam I started later modern human beings humans B I've spoken quite a bit about this in the past about evolution I have

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said that look what we know in the Quran is that a lot of states that all humans that all life sorry has a single source of region one mineral man Roger Allen Ameen and macular Shan hey and from this source this water we created all things of life so humans have a single source of region how they diversified we don't really know the Quran didn't really go on to give like a biology lesson week the attitude is just go figure figure it out yourself that's what it is and I think science is trying to do that I'm not I think up to

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a simple statement would be that which Jamel Dean Lahani made like over a hundred over a hundred years ago in fact a contemporary of Darwin who said who said that well bar Adam we have no problem with evolution that was back then so and how does Adam fit into all of this I I don't know I'm being honest with you I just don't know okay but I I do believe evolution in my understanding to be true but how did it work out I just don't know I don't think science

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claims it exactly knows every it doesn't claim to know everything anyway but it states that life is definitely connected all creatures all live plants humans we're all connected at some stage and I feel that reflects the verse of the Quran I feel it also reflects this understanding that I said earlier on about other faiths having this thing about we are all one with nature and we are all connected and how they may also have from their own perspectives and divine origins which were for their time and which the Middle Eastern religions didn't really take that approach and took a more rational approach for their age

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do you speak Urdu or do G bilkul but of course I speak or do write those of you just tuning in if you click like share share the live feed people get out there whoa is that the time yes I am oh no sorry sorry sorry sorry sorry I freaked out almost forget I forgot listen haha they haven't put the hour back look at that yes Salam can I shed some light on the existence of dinosaurs I'm gonna need one hell of a beam light to shed on

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dinosaurs look dinosaurs are factual they existed during the Jurassic and the other eras it's you know theirs they don't contradict or clash with Islam in any understanding of the word in essence they say something like about 65 million years ago they kind of collapsed and for whatever reason they died out now I mean human beings or not even humans but like if you want to say hominids the kind of an Homa means home and needs the kind of

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they existed maybe eight million years ago so it's not seven six seven million years ago and this in this different species coming along so I don't think that obviously dinosaurs are ages ago okay what how do you think the pyramids were built I've got no idea how the pyramids were built there's some interesting theories out there I don't know I genuinely don't know it's it's very intriguing right let's take another question I hope by the way you'll start out just seeing I hope that answered your question I don't know what more to add

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for how how long does one feel sorrow upset for past sins that not that not letting do other stuff well say ziad what is your view on the moon sighting comma T comma T comma T of badly I don't know what comedy is o communities that were you mean community right so right anyway those of you tuning in if you click like share the live feed post your questions I'll try to get to them what is the thing about the 12 Imams and she I believe someone disbelieved in the Sahaba does this make them a Kaffir by rejecting the Sahaba you don't generally become kaffir no I don't I don't

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personally cool Shiite Arabs and stuff like I don't like to call anything back at all I'm not into this takfeer game okay I've done a whole video detailed on that before on this whole shower response thing so you can watch that V it's on YouTube when does a mean become a goal Oh for a moment for either she had no idea what you were asking but okay you mean Islamically Wenders of waseela become the the kind of Moxon in itself I

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mean I'm not sure it becomes a goal I mean I think a vasila is just a vasila I'm not sure what do you mean by that when do when do things become obligatory which are non obligatory how dangerous is taking means for yeah I think right I think it could be very dangerous people could you see like I give an example people want to identify who are Muslim is so they've come up with a system on saying I know men should wear a hat on

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their head now whoever has a hat on the head we know he's a Muslim fine okay that's the kind of cultural identity formation now so many people do it until that becomes Islam in itself now we don't care about anything but they must just have a hat on their head and if they don't have a hat on their head then they are they even Muslim these are examples of things going way out of control you know Islam simply being about symbols or about another way to look at

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this is you see this two ways means are either brought in and made obligatory oh they're taken out and made Haram so where you take them out you call that said does that ayah okay and and will you bring it in I suppose there's a principle called Malaya Timor Allah being worshipped for worship now you have to understand

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somebody's asking would you know if Omar [ __ ] anyway is responsible for so much fitna and facade I tell you I'm really really disappointed in that person's kind of way of doing things and creating this whole drama that he has

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online and hope you know allowing just but anyway I've done a post on on him I really don't want to talk about him but uh yeah so coming to this yes so these both things of of making something obligatory or making something Haram is it's slightly arbitrary these are not agreed upon okay so for example Imam shocked I mean is a federal for who his book amazing Mosul book kind of goes to town on this whole concept of Sethos RI

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decimating saying that this has what the hell is all of this nonsense of sandals awry making things Haram that ain't Haram or making something watch if that ain't watching but I think at some level it's fine you know but it's it's you've got to really take I suppose a case by case scenario so like people saying well look Allah says in the Quran the folks in Ubud you how come what idea come ll maratha that you know what's your face is for voodoo and your arms to the elbows does this to

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include or exclude the elbow here in these kind of matters I don't see a big deal in saying well ok you make something watch it because it's not really complete without him you know these are small kind of martyrs which there's no real big deal about whether you do or not the issue is in other things like in the past people said you know drinking coffee was haram why was drinking coffee Haram they said drinking coffee was so if you read hot pop he speaks about this is from about 500 years ago now in his commentary upon Holly he'll say how old am I said

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drinking coffee was Haram because because it provided a get-together culture where people chilled out and hang out and you know they would kind of hang out and drink coffee and then just chat nonsense and so they felt this was a medium to greater shock to greater harm and therefore declared it Haram so like today people would say she sure must be Haram because it provides a get-together for other people I disagree I feel that we don't have the authority to do things like that I don't feel I

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think Haram should be really really high as the way Allah placed it really high to attain we seem to have made her arms so low you know Imam Shafie an authority who was a legend from the sellers and a contemporary - Imam Malik Innova hanifa he said that Dean Islam is really creating ease for people and permissibility otherwise Haram is something he said anybody can say but the skill and the kind of the

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dexterity the kind of the beauty within Islam was making demonstrating things to be permissible am I saying she chose halal of course I'm saying shisha I am saying she sure isn't I'm saying it's not Haram it may be macaroon it may be kind of I personally feel that shisha is no different to smoking cigarettes it's it's discouraged simply based on its it's on your health grounds like it's not unhealthy it's a waste of money it's just it's just a bad habit based on that it's discouraged within Islam it is not

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Haram because to declare something Haram you need clear-cut conclusive evidence and we don't have that right so right let's take another question okay I had a question here about the other on and this ties in I suppose with the Shia question as well the right the other is it true that saying the words Hey Ya Allah al amal was how come you still

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drinking coke I drink Pepsi Max sugar free sugar free right so the thing right saying the words the phrase hey yeah najeda lament is this something that was in the other and it was removed by saying no more the alone on so it's something the Shia do as part of the other now being objective hey Allah feral animal is not proven from the messenger of allah salallahu alaihe salam through any

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sound happy and it is not in the right so it's not in any of the major books of hadith like Bihari Muslim tell me the abu dawood with a valid chain in anyway going back to the Prophet okay neither do we know that this was ever practiced during the prophet's lifetime with a sahi chain however let's be objective it is proven that some companions did used to say this in their other on okay they

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did used to say the hey Allah haydn Amal so I think it is transmitted by even OMA radi allahu han and maybe some of the selleth did used to do this the popular are then that we have that has been taught by companions like abu missourah by bilal radhi'allahu on not only Maktoum these kind of these are the main as urns which are transmitted in these advanced it is not the so we don't so we don't believe that this is something that came that the prophet introduced an

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almost oft I don't believe that allegation or accusation to be true okay however as Imam Shokan he brings this whole discussion in his book nail Akbar and he brings the Shia sources too and he demonstrates it translates as it translates hey al ajillo homily just translates as her hasten like hey yeah Alice ilaha il-allah come to salah come to success hey yeah hey daemul come to the best of actions it's a nice translation but generally in the main structure of our on we have we don't have it it was practiced by some of the seller let's not freak out it's not I

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don't think it's fair to say this is some kind of pure Shia conspiracy but it was practiced by some of the Salaf and we know that the other had variants so they have some precedent the seller although it's not proven from the profit as far as we are aware from our sources okay so I hope that answers that right and we and actions and what's interesting is when Imam Malik you see the Medina and Adan was slightly different to the Khufu event so we have to understand the other on deep very in

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the time of the Prophet and in it in the time of his companions so in Medina and in the Maliki method the Adan is only said allahu akbar twice not four times right when you start off now when our use of the companion of abu hanifa came to Medina and he saw the Adan and he said to Imam Malik he said Wow he said the people of Medina don't even know the event you know about yourself had a you gotta give it to them though some of the hanafis did have a very kind of like a a sake personality to them you

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know very a kind of weekly stroke sarcastic humor they maybe to have that to them and I think they I think that was encouraged by that kind of Iraqi spirit they had this kind of spirit in Iraq at the time so imam abu hanifa was incredibly witty and incredibly kind of he was always somebody like he would take the mick out of things he would be very kind of humorous he would be hurry and even people like sophiana tholi who's from iraq - he would they say that he would always you know it his enjoy his joke and his laugh and he would laugh so much sometimes i didn't fall

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over and he'd be stamping his feet and as a grown man you know and it goes back to there's there's a saying that april mubarak he he was praying next to abu hanifa in salah and and you know even when Mubarak like in the other methods they do ruefully then like in Maliki method is both position so before you every time you know before you go into a cool every time can I record they do roughly name and if somebody is looking to learn Salah I have got a

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YouTube video on how to perform Salah according to the school of Medina so feel free to learn and watch from that but anyway there's a so it is roughly then and so everybody does kind of roughly thing to start this Allah but they don't do it the Hanafy method doesn't do it during the kind of he's now during the movements so about an if I was praying next to ignore Mubarak and even or Mubarak was doing roughly then so so when you finished I'm a hanifa said to him he said Asha and I guess it appeal he said I was getting scared

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there for a while that you were gonna take off you gonna fly away but even when Mubarak said to him he said LM a painful Allah for land appear awful Bhatia you know Phil bhavati he said that if I if I didn't take off in the first then why would I take off in the others but I love the kind of humor that they had they had this kind of this kind of sense of sarcasm and totally and I think that's something unfortunately seems to have died out in the Muslim community seem to be so miserable so

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Stern Yahoo you're gonna die I remarried - wind if I'm gonna die why are you trying to kill me today at it hard so Gina there it's like now at least let me live today it doesn't mean unless I'm dying right now you aside people they have what's that poem that caca hooyah dunya of a loco to a curry sauce

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permeate our Oscars that's the thing these people at least let me enjoy but people seem to be so serious and they think this is Islamic it's not Islamic it's just their personality that's all so coming back to this point so our Yusuf said to Imam Ali go the people of Medina don't seem to know the athan because the Adhan in Medina was slightly different so what Imam Malik said to him he said I'm mad they said he was the dawn of Medina I'm telling you the dawn and he said Amazon o yume wa lillah falah

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Adderley he said as to the Adhan of a single day or a night that maybe the Prophet read somewhere when you know they recited somewhere when he was on a journey or something he said I don't know about that he said but as to this he said then the children have taken from the fathers who have taken from the companions from The Messenger of Allah in this city five times a day Allah with an unbroken chain people that's the school of Medina that's what I'm talking about

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so let's see what else you guys can't be serious drink with the right hand bro and say bismillah well I'll say bismillah Zablocki bismillah there you go blocked did Prophet Adam have sexual relationship with someone other than Eve they are I wasn't there well I wasn't there when Adam alaysalam was on earth how would I know I don't know honestly I don't know

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all I know is that this how I mentioned in literature which is Eve other than that I don't know I don't know but you read books I read some books I watch more TV stream more Netflix and Amazon than I should but uh I don't I don't know the answer to that I mean I don't think anybody knows the answer to that it's not like if it was in a book I just read it to you but it's not we don't know I said is it appropriate for girls to dress in jeans and t-shirts in the UK look I

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think from an Islamic perspective the only thing that is emphasized is modesty okay you can dress modest you can dress modestly modestly look at look at getting some tongue twisters recently so you can dress modestly wearing any types of clothes whether it's trousers skirts

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shalwar kameez those whatever people whatever culture that you come from you can dress modestly according to that culture that's fine right no one will enter paradise if they have an atom's weight of pride inside them well let's just go with the understanding that are lies merciful huh can you combine prayers in the Hanafy method no you can't in Hanafy method wear a burka seriously I should wear a burka on Halloween maybe on Halloween yeah so what is this thing about Halloween

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people Halloween why are people freaking out I don't get it if you haven't read my I got a an article and note you can click on it after I after you finish this this tonight's Monday nights and it's it saved in my notes it's called Halloween or Halloween right so in there I discuss I go into all of this and I explained that look the original name the whole thing we the Christian

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intervention came in what this means today to people right Halloween is not today seen as a religion I don't care if its origins were in some kind of heathen pagan of region much many rulings in Islam are based on pagan ruling in essence like in essence they came from just like pagan origins but they just became Islamic because Islam just condoned them that's all like look many of the practices the things I've raised in the past about blood money and how certain interactions were done how

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buying and selling was done in the time of the Prophet a lot of these practices were just the same practices that the Arabs had from before it was the same kind of the same kind of thing the same a lot of these things were based they had some roots in that and I give a very [Music] newer york they come salaam Imran Khan is it permissible to sleep naked yes of course it's permissible to sleep like that in fact in the Quran that is the understanding it gives although the Quran is not saying one way or the other but there's no impermissible T about

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things like this right so just coming back to this Halloween thing that look if we I give the example of things like archaic I is a good example and I've mentioned this before because it has its roots in pagan traditions of Arabia and Islam just simply just accepted it as a practice because it wasn't going to impact the Eman of people today boys mice partaking I don't even like the word celebrating Halloween because it's not really celebrating but okay but fight if you want to call it celebrating or partaking in Halloween kind of

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festivities you don't forget Islam you don't think oh no now my name is sorry I'm now Abdul in beliefs that never happens right when is that happened ever so those of you just tuning in if you can click like or share share the live feed get around there people right so look you don't just become kaffir you don't just become like oh oh my god I put on a Halloween costume oh I forgot what allies now

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oh I forgot I now worship the devil Oh chill out people because look if you claim your Eman is that ridiculously and absurdly weak that by putting on dressing as a witch or as a I don't know as a goblin or as a bloody as Dracula as whatever as a clown right you think by dressing like that you've now become a Kaffir or you are practicing some kind of other god worship you're deluded

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you've got greater problems that is most befitting for the game of thrones dialogue that that is a problem but the more immediate problem is that you've got serious issues this is absolutely absolutely fine to partake in ha a Halloween okay relax people you know these kind of things look if you want or nothing you have to if you want to if kids want to dress up and go to a Halloween go to school in some kind of costumes there's nothing

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wrong with this okay I'm not saying you have to push this as a it's not an Islamic event it's just a cultural thing but we just need to stop freaking out with oh my god this is Haram this is Haram this is Haram stop this because you are coming across you're making Islam appear very kind of very separatist it is not separatist it's harmless for the whole world it wasn't about just forming a community within other people and living isolated lives it was about being part of the world The

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Messenger of Allah Allah I lived solemn said in Asahi a'these he said shall I tell you the best of the people he was asked that in a time of so much where everybody's messed up and this fitna and his facade and this should a person take his livestock his sheep and whatever off to the hillsides and live there to seek an honest living and the Prophet said that is fear hey the person has goodness in him he you know he intends good he's got a great intention and the Prophet said shall I tell you of the means Ali Kemal Hiram minimum what is

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better than that the Prophet said he who lives with people while you Holly to mass well yes Ben Allah either homework a person who even if he sees some things that may appear harmful he is patient he lives with people he integrates Johar little nurse he integrates with people he is a part of society Islam was never meant to be a separatist kind of society we have today turned this into some kind of separatism that Muslims should only live as Muslim Haram should cook for

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don't bring your qu4 to me don't bring your facade don't bring your kind of shaky Halloween Halloween you know Valentine's Day oh I don't know Mother's Day or you I don't know we don't vote in this system we don't look fireworks I heard somebody say bonfire night is Haram what on earth is wrong with you guys why are you making you have no right to demonize Islam like this look at the irony demonize it's

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demonizing Islam look people live where they live they have coaches look all over the world look in Pakistan Pakistan they have several culture cultural events like in the Punjab they have these the kind of Basanti thing with the kites and they celebrate these things and these are not like in Saudi Arabia they have their cultural national days and things like this not everything is based on religion god dammit religion didn't come to micromanage you it just it told you if wanted you just live on leave your life but today people like bonfire

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night is Haram and look I understand if you have safety concerns I understand safety concerns like you could say look I don't want my children going around fireworks I'm scared for their safety that's fine that's your choice it's your cool they you know they may be young and small and vulnerable and that's fine you may say look I don't want my children going doing and going participating in trick-or-treat or going that's your call it's fine you know you don't need to you could say look I think Valentine's Days is nothing but a marketing strategy in which they make money and you're probably very true I'm very right it is most likely things like that in which just money is spent

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and all this kind of stuff and it's a marketing commercialized tool that's true you might say Mother's Day is the same that's true you have the right to do that but stop religion izing it stop trying to stamp god on to what you're saying god isn't saying these things God doesn't care if these people if you do go to bonfire nights or you don't God doesn't care about that that's not it's not Haram God's not telling you to do it he's not telling you don't do it there's many things in this world the vast majority of things are just permissible

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they just Luba al Assad Felicia ala Baja right so the majority of these things are just mobilize so just leave them that way people leave them that way are those real books well I opened one last week well look here let me take this one people this is a book by his name is a bob don't know start laughing he's a great scholar that's how not to introduce somebody isn't it that's how you don't introduce

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somebody this is abul abbas al kebob a great legendary scholar from i believe he was from the motherland the north but he did travel to to as well in places like that about a bar sell kebab from I believe the 8th and 9th century yep that's correct yes of eighth century of Islam and this is a commentary he's done on a book called a lamb now alam is an amazing book by the dawn the dawn of Muslim Spain the pride

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amongst the pride of the Malik here are the herb people call the ER who has his famous book known as Shiva which is a Syrah book about the the life of the and not just a life but life and aspects of the messenger of allah salallahu alayhi wasalam why is my book backwards because the camera is flicked just as why you thought I was drinking with my left hand when I wasn't but uh so in God the yard has this who's the author of the Shiva which is one of the most famous books there are on on the Prophet on the messenger of allah sallallahu leave

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Salem and the famous poem that you have that Kulu Boomhauer Luda alack him that they all attempted to medicate but ma attabi Shiva Allah yada that none came with the cure with the Shiva except called the yard but that's but he has a book called the foundations of Islam this is a commentary upon it in three volumes it was brought into point recently in the last two three years it was brought into print I have some further good news for you there Alam

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I have actually already taught and is available online free I've taught it in you can get the audio lectures 20 audio lectures I've done on it it deals it's called in English it's translated as the foundations of Islam I cover the five pillars of Islam in it that's what he covers and I just go over them and give explanations and so I think it's 21 lectures in in total which includes the intro now that's by me so it's available I think it's on YouTube otherwise you can search Facebook as well and that's to get your basic stuff covered that's what I'm talking about right those of you just

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tuning in alright so if you just click like and share get this out there people there are some questions as some people are you not the guy that classed masturbation as halal yeah this is this is interesting isn't a human nature am I not the guy I think all things have been deemed halal by God not by me so if you're looking for God you found the wrong wrong wrong person right not

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Gardea but I simply explained how the ruling in Islam for masturbation is permitted and that's what people like him have NASM and other people have argued and shown that the selleth used to do that and he quotes people like Hasan al-basri and other people who used to command the youth to to do things like that to keep remain pure of mind should we say and and people say no they want to believe it's Haram and that's fine you can believe it's Haram it doesn't bother me and the irony is some people got so passionately upset about

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my foot why yeah I can be so certain that each and every one of them partakes in this that somewhat of a glorious actual we say and and instead of being grateful for me to to kind of say well look you know that this is not Haram they were just really flipping and kind of going all weird but anyway look if on rulings like that nobody's forcing you to use so it's relaxed I never said it's

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why gypped to do that conduct that on other people and the guy goes oh is that way here's me everyday offering a community service anyway people right so let's say somebody is asking for men or an women yet for everybody these things are permissible and that was the understanding of imam ahmed even humble as well and you know you need to we need to stop kind of like having this purity mist understanding of islam it's not

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Puritan Aslam is it's not Puritan estai although some people have turned it into a kind of Puritanism is molded aloud okay somebody said why is mo lead problematic and Halloween fine you see I don't say moly this Hara um I've never said that although I have said that mo leaders fall under the category of an innovation and I've done a video on innovations in Islam and generally the Malik here Imam Malik considered that and the malakut not mo lead but considered innovations to be discouraged

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so macaroon the reason why that is there is a difference between a cultural event and an event that has been introduced based on religion so for example imagine somebody said that let's celebrate birthdays now birthdays are not something that Islam introduced you're not doing it because of a religious act you're doing it just because the culture in which you live people view these things now that's different to somebody saying that oh all of a sudden the number 63 is a special year let's just say is a special number and somebody

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says why and you say well because the Prophet lived to 63 now this is a religious deduction that you're making right so you're kind of like you're saying that this you're looking at religion to provide some this new thing so if somebody came up with I know like let's just say I don't know let's say the month like they chose one of the Islamic months that not considered from like within Islam this certain for let's say sacred months now let's say you considered a fifth one

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and you said well I think this is also sacred why because this special event happened in Islam but you're not allowed to really start introducing actions into the religion so when people say that I want to celebrate the prophet's birthday and people say well why do you want to celebrate the prophet's birthday say well because the prophets a great man we should celebrate his birthday and by celebrating his birthday we will be getting rewards you see now this is an act of religion that you've introduced so that's why it becomes controversial that's not the same as saying should I celebrate Mother's Day because Mother's

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Day is not a religion religion it's not religion that's giving you the day you are here taking this molded from religion it's not that hey you move to the UK and people in the UK happen as non-muslims happen to be celebrating the prophet's birthday that's not what happens so that's any way to answer that did Immanuel Kant or can't deliver a blow to religion um I think maybe partially but I don't know I think he

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came at a time where religion in general was suffering was beginning to suffer within Europe as it was when are you starting your online courses I need to start them seriously now I need some advice guys those of you that are good with them or have used some social sorry online teaching platforms if you can advise me reach out to me send me a message send it to me on my private pay Mike you see I've got my public page then my private one so if you send it to me on my private one then I can you can

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send me on either worst case basis sometimes it's easier to respond to on my normal kind of one but if you send me a message please saying that what platforms you've used and what are good I'm thinking about this zoom let me know what you think on it teach the lava inshallah can we wear our Halloween costumes in our Masjid but its current a girl reverts to Islam but is current I don't know what that means John Cummings a girl reverts to Islam but his current considering marijuana is used for

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medicine in your opinion I've already highlighted before that and I've said I've given more details previously holic that in my understanding marijuana is more a matter of legality than it is theology I don't think I to me I see very little distinction in marijuana and cigarettes from a religious perspective I see them you know equal like I don't see the harms I seen a cigarette I seen marijuana in fact less harms technically

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in marijuana and it actually has more benefits than tobacco so I see as an issue of legality if you were in a part of the world where marijuana or cannabis could be purchased in some parts of America in some parts of Europe I think that's fine it's not Haram it would still be MUC ruin my understanding discouraged because it's not good it's not helpful to your health overall but I don't think it's Haram that's my understanding that's separate from the whole gang culture by the way the gang culture is Haram the kind of whole

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criminal culture the underworld the robbing people dealing drugs doing all this kind of stuff is Haram and there's a lot of atrocities connected to that and this is also one of the the kind of I think the double standards and hypocrisy of the the kind of a lot of the modern world governments in you see they should really kind of legalized things like marijuana because they will then cut away all that kind of nastiness and all this and allow just a very kind of regulated brand to be produced for people who want it and

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they could charge taxes on it but why do what they do I mean they allow alcohol and that causes countless deaths per year so this is why I see almost as a double standards of the of the system can alcohol based fragrance be used yes of course it can may I wish my daughter likes you next sugar and sugar and I also I also like what can I say ish style ish style right so deed did you watch the boxing I didn't watch the boxing now all right people let's take

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some rapid round questions and we'll wrap up so can't get the old cockatiel huh shall we take some rap should I speak some speak some sense there's a poem that love baladi Sakia bayman Ave Monica Bob that keep the drinks coming one after another a glassful after another horse ki baate karoonga Horsch

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me on a kebab I'll speak about of speak on matters of sobriety once I'm sober right so curious are Ishak quiero do can you speak Punjabi I can understand Punjabi Aziz Mia I know this wasn't as easy on her see if this was followed up by the famous line that what does he say he says [ __ ] sorry zindagi me though he goes my hair cut in that right through our life only

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two kind of times have been so incredibly difficult cut him Experion Isabella Akira Johnny K Baha it's a very famous line I think it was by a Mead is it not by a mere main ie but he says that two times have been incredibly difficult one before your arrival and two right after your departure these two times solid poetry in poetry people eyes wisdom in poetry

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lies wisdom as the hadith says that in diminish re la hikmah indeed in poetry there is wisdom so you should learn poetry let's take some rapid round questions and we'll wrap this up can this I am e to the death outside sleep is not caused by Allah takes the soul death outside sleep is not good

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there has been a classical debate on things like generally people understood see death when does death occur my understanding is that destiny is like many options okay and how you choose them it's like a a video game it's all being designed but where you get to is up to you so that's my understanding are we allowed to make dua for non-muslims of course we are of course we are and the Prophet made the earth for many people and make dua for hypocrites and

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you know traitors and he made to ask for people like abu jahal for his iman for things like this so my man is blanking heavily Imran what am i blanking about my man is blanking heavily candy let's get some of these questions why not reply what's the reply to you Neil Ohm's call it if you watch my youtube I've got a lecture taken out of one of the previous Q AIDS all about interest and yes uni loans are permissible so if you watch it's about now along it's on YouTube

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Arriba if you type it in you'll find it what is reductive what is red what is that okay without no idea what do you think of similarities between the great flood and epic of gilgamesh it's interesting it's interesting Navid khan a Gilgamesh is definitely one of the oldest kind of written documented things that we have really the whole thing about Gilgamesh and there are some overlaps and even in the variations of

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who they consider to be the first species and so on it's interesting it's interesting are you coming to Copenhagen soon Yunus let's see insha'Allah why not why not in someone I know intercourse I mean I know - I know - I know the intercourse everyone's asking can we know can we declare it void Vesta clear it null and void it's an old I

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hope in mind that's not how you've been understanding things when when you've gone somewhere and you said can I apply for an annulment and the other person said yes of course you can and then you've gone I can okay thank you right now [Laughter] oh is that like when you've got a phone call from like the TV company or something we're gonna this been an

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annulment of your service you go what are they saying yeah Amara annulment occur annually I'm gonna get an old yeah you're asking between a husband and a wife don't don't another if you destroy each other like ah well anyway let me get to the question I've been asked this actually it's interesting I've been asked this by

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somebody else today as well what uh I don't know what's in the air right so there's two things yeah I've been asked about oral sex and I've been asked about anal sex we're getting to your nose Imraan we're getting this so the thing is that according to the school of Madinah when a couple of behind closed doors it's all a green light zone okay in general so things like oral sex are absolutely permissible

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there's nothing haram about them that's both ways the thing about anal sex generally most of the Olamide generally have prohibited things like that some of the Malik here have considered it to be just discouraged based on hygiene but not Haram and some people and there's some narrations going back to Imam Malik saying it's not Haram some narrations going back to some companions like if not almost saying it's not Haram either some of the other elimi of Medina and

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and other orlimar within the Maliki method so father Yod brings several people even a ruched bring several people that said that they didn't they they said that it was they saw it as maybe discouraged like I said based on cleanliness and hygiene and you can't remember their age as well not their personal but the day and age they were from so the medieval kind of times and stuff like that but they didn't declare many within the molecule mother didn't see necessarily as haram okay and many others did within the

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Malky method so there's a split within the Malek here the other methods generally saw these things as half right so right so the thing is right nothing not a sickle right so the thing is that look just two so that that answers that question okay and I hope that gives them now people are gonna flip out and say what the hell but look I'm just stating

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the facts don't shoot the messenger okay I'm not saying you have to do this I'm not saying go out and get it done right I'm just saying this is what the books say this is what the Malachy method says and the Malachy method is always the most kind of relaxed on certain things as you can see it's hip-hop a music haraam I've answered before that no I don't believe this is Haram I've given much more detail I know the unibrow all right definitely right it's all I've answered if you go on YouTube I've got some Q&A I think one

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at York University so if you type in York and my name and one at Plymouth University and in both of them I deal with music and I give much more time to that response right so I hope that described other for the best of the how do we describe Adam for the messenger of allah sallallahu aleyhi salam I think

2:13:59

well the best way to to look at it is as as it has been said in the pasady in the Buddha when he said that leave the fact leave what the Christians did with ISIL I don't describe the Prophet to be a god and other than that praise as much as you can Ryan and I and and you know so we accept the messenger a lot to be a human and the way he says that one more of them will only feel a new Bashar on that the best that I suppose the the kind of some

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of everything we're saying is that he was human whoa an Ohio howl of Taylor he could lahee me and yet he was the best of a lost creation that is our understanding as Muslims towards the messenger of a loss of Allah who lives alone okay Abdur arrived right so right people I think with that we gotta call it a wrap it's been over two hours all right got some controversies in there's gonna be a lot of I know a lot of people are

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gonna be kind of flipping going what the hell all this fitna facade Halloween everything all these kind of other annulment acts all these things have been declared permissible in one sitting god damn that goes back to what I said in the beginning people al medleys judgment Safari hearts that one gathering context can gather a hell of a lot of things so with that I'm gonna wrap up what I'll say is if you are on Facebook do like my page if you can like this obviously like this post and share

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it but if you like my actual public page I'm a private both pages like it follow it now if you have any questions reach out to me message me and I do try to get back to people if you're on Twitter add me if you're on snapchat you can add me at Mount 2014 mal m20 one for and you can shoot me up your questions I will try to respond in Charlotte right so I've got no right anyway so I hope that's been of some help Charla we I'll sum up with the words that

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subhan allahi wa ta'ala i'm my your cell phone yep if you are searching to search my name on facebook Mufti Abu layth okay now some handle over to Adam may your cell phone that are lies above and transcendent above that which they describe or describe him to be while the low salat WA Salam and I've got a little mum noon that the best of blessings salutations upon the blessed messenger who said Al Madina - hey de l'homme lo camera on the moon that indeed Medina is better for them if but only they knew with that people take very good care of yourselves remember me in a kind of are

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or Salaam alaikum warahmatullah to Allah or barakato

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Mufti Abu Layth. (2018, February 22). Monday Nights with Mufti Abu Layth : Session 51 [Video, auto-transcribed, may contain errors]. Mufti Abu Layth Archive. Retrieved November 1, 2026, from https://muftiabulayth.org/r/xy6m1nceycs/
Chicago author-date
Mufti Abu Layth. 2018. "Monday Nights with Mufti Abu Layth : Session 51." Video, auto-transcribed, may contain errors. Mufti Abu Layth Archive. Recorded February 22, 2018. Accessed November 1, 2026. https://muftiabulayth.org/r/xy6m1nceycs/
BibTeX
@misc{abulayth-xy6M1NCeycs,
  author = {Mufti Abu Layth},
  title = {{Monday Nights with Mufti Abu Layth : Session 51}},
  year = {2018},
  month = {2},
  date = {2018-02-22},
  howpublished = {\url{https://muftiabulayth.org/r/xy6m1nceycs/}},
  url = {https://muftiabulayth.org/r/xy6m1nceycs/},
  organization = {Mufti Abu Layth Archive},
  urldate = {2026-11-01},
  note = {Auto-transcribed, may contain errors}
}