Monday Nights with Mufti Abu Layth 161

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welcome back to Monday night sweet move T Wow yeah yeah but God I'm exhausted today I was like all right I need a solid cup of tea I think so what is going down with Ramadan around the corner questions galore panic in the air fittin facade going on tour about the bontyre

what else is going on alright so hey chef Anna was silent all the way from India vah vah vah kakakaka me Sharada put Iraq hahahaha Caesarea call Jesus rear car and nos doing it you two in a zipper awry so let me bring up my my facebook center as well just make sure that they can hear is right just make sure they can hear me all good as

well right there it is it's brought it up you know what it is this for bringing up the Facebook comment it sometime drags a little all the way from Antwerp opera people are in fact that reminds me let me waltzed I'm gonna go through this let me go through the slides here the usual show you guys the latest episode if you haven't already subscribed people then what on earth are you waiting for this was the where's it gone a bride the

latest episode of mine trap that was 15 now just let me just bring this down slightly yeah so that was episode 15 if you haven't seen that it was by far I feel the most perhaps the most controversial episode till date but it's definitely I'd love to get your feedback on it let me just share the yeah you know you're trying to do one thing and

the phone's all these bloody pop-ups and notifications right right let me just go into here to share this and then we is good to go all right all right wait come on you could do it you could do it yeah I mean today got a bit later than usual but I think you know in some ways I feel that the I don't know I think that's just the

story of my life I think honestly that's what I kind of feel sometimes Oh Mischa dear cardi Tommy you know that famous poem of mony of Niazi I really feel that I think that's just so true come on you could do this why is it not loading how there is just about right just gonna press share

mm-hmm so yeah I always kind of feel that I'm always kind of playing catch-up in life I don't know whether that's a common feeling with other people but I'm you know it's always I don't know it's like whether I'm a few hours behind or a few days behind sometimes let's go add

the realist order here right so all right that's done so what is going down people what is going down let me bring back your first of all whilst people are tuning in waltz you guys are clicking like and share like you always do you know what's funny is you know on my You Tube videos every single video as soon as I put it out

this this one guy or girl presumably but I'm assuming it's a guy who is so dedicated to always disliking my video so this is this one always down down Vil always like I could just put it up now there's no way that the person would have watched the entire video let's say I've done mine trap and it's three hours long I mean there's no way they could have just watched it but straight here within minutes they'll be this one always one [Laughter]

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people people people what is going down let's move to some of your questions bring them up and some of the comments we've got one comment from Azhar Mohammed need share cash if again you doin it [ __ ] cash if was awesome had a an amazing chat with him even after even after we finish the whole podcast we're still kind of conversing chatting on skype is amazing I really loved his courage yeah absolutely somebody asked masses pranaam pranaam of TG from

pranaam per mom right so yeah somebody when when you have a link up with nominally hon and homs ali abbas e right yes so homs ali abbas eSAB has said to me previously that he's more than happy to come on this you know he'd love to come on this this podcast so I was just you know what it is because my early batch is going through a lot of I'm going through teething issues

and I know that so I'm trying to every single day I mean you guys won't notice this but behind the scenes I'm doing something like with the hard way so on some of the days I've I've replaced I mean I've had mic issues I've replaced now the the whole kind of kind of computer PC so I've kind of had it all wired to this room so even though I'm doing it from my other room but it's kind of wired to this kind of special focused gaming laptop which is much more powerful so I've had that done then the wires the extension and connecting this and having all these kind of monitors

set up then the mic issues and I've been replacing that and trying out substitute mics and and I've ordered some professional ones and they're on their way just there's a delay because of the you know the quarantine but my point is that every single day I'm kind of learning something and I you see the reason I didn't want to kind of bring on really esteemed kind of guests straightaway was I I mean not saying that there are other guest scientists teamed but I mean like super celebrities like hams alia bossy sabor you know huge profiles I don't want them to come on

then we've got a streaming issue or we've got a mic issue I want all these to have kind of so I'm hoping by the time I've done between 20 to 30 episodes within this quarantine it's gonna be smooth I mean I'll have everything unlock and then I'm you know more than happy to start setting that up but do watch him they're very you see the whole purpose behind them is real talk I'm trying I you know I'm being very real in these things even with Jeff cash if it was a discussion on ended up on matters like pornography on things like you know

say more sex related kind of issues but you know as it always does no matter what we're discussing it always returns to you know it's quite Freudian in that sense that everything comes back to to sex it's all you know it's as Oscar Wilde said that you know everything is about sex except sex of course which is about power you know

some of his quotes right so people I hope that a knack I have reached out to knack but I'm not sure I think he's going through a whole kind of phase where he's revamping and doing stuff so I don't know whether he would respond whether he'd be keen to do it right now hmm I don't know I I don't think so I think maybe he needs a bit of time to kind of re brand himself as he I think he's trying to rebrand and do the whole thing and emerge differently so yeah

xever much-loved shukran you know may you be blessed as well ideally appreciate that yeah Mina shukran shukran shukran I'm I'm on it right so somebody said get [ __ ] yes sir are they on here yeah of course I mean I'm happy to get all of these people on here what I mean what I would advise you guys or or request you guys is if you people are in touch with some some people who are interesting and interested do you see this second point is important they have to be interested as well so sometimes I reach out to some of

these scholars but I think you see me reaching out to them some of them I think it's a bit daunting for them so they feel hmm you know I don't know how to respond so I think it's better sometimes people who know them that as in know them very catch some of these like Sharia said are the I don't have a direct kind of like I don't really I don't have his whatsapp or anything like this and I doubt it if I did he would really respond to somebody like me so now if some of you are in touch with people like that or other scholars why don't you just are

them say you know ask them to come on and and then set it up I'll set it up cool it sounds awesome some people are saying can I come on your show you've got to be interesting and interested you see the interesting that's that's also important right so what is going on people let's take a look at Mufti why are you such a boss GOG OTO MIDI Jon right so that's going out to AR when will you have a link-up somebody else

had asked about knack no monolith on I you know I honestly would love to I would love to as soon as within a few weeks I'd love to have knock on I just think right now okay this is my thoughts now on some I think this is more so in America I think it's more an American thing but I could be wrong I wonder what your thoughts are on these I feel that in America this this whenever something happens some kind of like the boat is rocked with an individual and I think there's a few different shoe I see this

with that I think what happens is they obviously they try to cope with it but I feel that one of the coping mechanisms is that they maybe their advice maybe they are advised by similar people because I've seen this at least with three major individuals from America that they try that they kind of rebrand that they go away and they rebrand themselves so you know they could be this kind of chilled out cool kind of

all you know very kind of hip or maybe not so hit but very relevant very kind of maybe a aura appearing kind of modern or they kind of like in touch with the young people issues and and something might happen that rocks the boat and it rocks it severely I don't just mean you know huge on the Richter scale kind of thing for them personally and what happens is they disappear slightly and then they reimagine rebranded themselves but they're rebranding is always a very kind of like a like a su 'fuck spiritual very

like coming back as very kind of spiritual people and I don't I mean I I would say I personally see that as a bad move I and I don't see I don't see the wisdom in that but I mean maybe that with you know a lot of because I've seen this with several individuals from the u.s. now and it's not just one it's not just to you I mean they at least three prominent and a few other non prominent likes not huge celebrities but and I don't get what that's about like this whole BC coming back as a kind

of like I'm very you know this this like people come back very kind of Sufi and I don't mean by Sufi as in to so whoof even though the sub wolf is they but I mean the cultural like as in like a la vallee you know huge like taco ah I like kind of like maitake kind of presence and everything is all about now like subhanAllah and a stock for the lawn everything's very spiritual and and you see the issue with this is that a huge amount of the crowd that these people initially resonated with were not that crowd because that you know that kind of a love ollie

that kind of scene this kind of like a la loge seen this like you know subhanAllah you know I put a button on my head I put a this kind of like a cloth over my head I'm always like this I dress like I've become this whole spiritual kind of mystic or even if it's not mystic but this very kind of like saintly steps I'm walking in that market is already saturated I mean this like a huge that is the common religious person so like all the peers from Pakistan are like that

daddy there's no shortage of those people you know this kind of like this huge you know I carry at this B II or I'm like these and I'm immersed in my life according to the board into the core of Allah and I just so the initial people who warmed the hundreds of thousands of people who warm to some of these people before it was because they were more real because they were very kind of that they could relate to them that that their issues resonated with these people and what happens is when they re emerge they reimagine like

the bandwidth is different oh you know the wavelength they're not on the same page anymore they not in sync with their own crew that crowd yeah so I but I've seen this in America especially on several occasions and I don't know what what is it like the same adviser that's going what is it is this just like the normal go to kind of quick like the kind that everybody resorts to or I don't know I don't know but I definitely do not support that I would say if

something happens just only but this is why I would say never try to play the pious pious card anyway see the problem with the playing a very pious card is it's too fake like it's not real and if you are going to be some baba from like let's say some village in Pakistan or some village in India or from the deserts of Morocco or something then fine you know if you are gonna be that but if you're not if you're gonna be the

like I want to live this life as well which I would say there's nothing wrong with you know be live this life be part and parcel of this world that's what the hadith teaches you the Sunnah teaches you but then if you're gonna play very saintly figures it's you know it's gonna when it's good when it's gonna crash it's gonna crash I mean on on off like biblical proportions when it crashes so just beware of that so you know it's what's interesting is I was talking with my discussion with chef

cash if and when he was speaking about some of the great scholars of the cellar like were Kia who is a great Mahadi he's really fascinating that how you see the annual Iraq the people of Iraq were huge including imam abu hanifa amna beef which was an alcoholic drink and they refused to let it go and they just have like they said this is not the alcohol of the quran which was wine so you see

to them wine had to be I mean that's exactly what it had to be wine and that's what Hummer was and so it had to be from either dates or grapes that's it so other kind of alcoholic drinks that were being made from things like honey from Bali from wheat from these kind of things they wouldn't class them as Hammer the Imam Abu Hanifa refused to accept that he's come up and they said that this this falls under what they

used to call in a beef and it was an a drink that was mildly intoxicating but it wasn't strongly intoxicating so it's mildly you know so if you drank loads of it you would get some effect but generally like you know a glass on its own or even maybe two gods wouldn't really do much so they said that the Sahaba used to drink this so imam abu hanifa said that i would not say this is haram if you gave me everything in like if you paid me the wealth of the world I wouldn't declare it Haram

so it's really interesting Browdy probably are don't I've seen you I see you've deleted some of Sharad Sharra's messages doctor don't put Shera in timeout please I'm sure he's definitely not a troll so you know don't avoid avoid deleting his messages shukran right so right now I was going to say coming back to this that look so work here who's a great scholar he had said on several occasions when he he was a

great fan of Nabi and on certain occasions he was all invited to a wedding and he said that will there be no BD and they said no and he said well I'm not gonna come then you know that's the that's the life huh so if there's if there's nothing to drink what's the what's the point of turning up that what

was the damned what's that oh yeah that statement that everything is always better with alcohol so yeah so okay yeah this was his thing and he actually would on several occasions would you know if students want to study hadeeth with him he would actually say okay bring me about bring me some no B's and then that's the they kind of like that's what they got that's the incentive he'd say if you bring me some newbies and cool

I'll teach you haha sorry this is a new you know Sagar Sydney Cleese up you know the legend he has his baccarat head a soccer pili Gao Xue monkey goes Schatzi gerak a pig Allah Allah epic he was an epic poet and in light of that so this but this was the self just being real you know if you read about the actual turbine in the people who and those who came after them their

attitudes were very different to a lot of the the people that come after so they were very relaxed on things in fact they would be deemed heretics by the kind of institutionalized clergy that emerges after them I mean they weren't deemed heretics most of them but they would be if the true thing in the the thing is a lot of these kind of things about them the the skull is headed so the scholars refused to kind of transmit

them and that that was the kind of thing that what's the facebook comments Mufti have you ever had a beef no but I would like such decree Allah Mehmed ho chi minh locating his other code ayah Allah Allah so the you know as he says that people let's let's bow down into prostration

whilst under the influence of this of this drink people claim that souther does not reek you know does not remember God right so and Shara had asked a question about getting Homs Ali Abbasi on the I am going to get him I definitely most certainly will be amazing but like I was saying give it a few weeks I just want to make sure everything run smooth is running smooth and then I will start setting that up

insha'Allah what happened to part two of dr. Ali's minecraft that will be too borrowing Charlotte dr. Shapiro Ellie I should have him on tomorrow night hopefully so if all goes well have you read much on Native American tribes I haven't actually no I'm I mean it's fascinating I've read up a bit on the you know the Central American and South American historical kind of tribes and civilizations a lot of that in in relation to grind Graham Hancock and the Lost Chapters of human civilization I've

been very intrigued by that so I have read up there that kind of stuff right so what else is going on do you believe RT that the how we are mmm I you see a key that the hawea you see the problem you opened my mind on many things bless you Mufti yeah Mena right may Allah bless you may bless us all I mean huh yeah I mean it's not like Yamuna Ganga Yamuna Saraswati you know the Yemen

eyes the is the river that runs by daily right by the Taj Mahal I believe so right so what's the pit system and sending money no idea where you can send a super chat feel free to send it mostly how did you get a fresh trim in a lockdown the Lord provides seek and ye shall find so what is bothering me gente Mufti bring on bro [ __ ] on minecraft I have actually reached out to bro [ __ ]

and he he said he would love to come on but it's just that he's been really busy he's been really busy trying to sort out his own videos he's doing videos every day and and his videos are I think he has to actually edit them afterwards like I run a software so once my videos over it's over I just you know it's life but he has to edit them then chop him up fix him up then upload them so he's really I think caught up on that

but yeah I would love to get him on inshallah Mufti what happened to the video about how we are or the Elan I don't know what happened I hope nothing's happened to it not him nah but Yamina awesome awesome name right bring on Alaska romani sure I mean I'm happy to bring and you know anybody on that's interesting and interested what you skipped my question broth alright broth what's your question broth alright so what's your views um what is

what is your opinion on Kemal Mustafa Kemal atatürk okay I'm that's an interesting one let me just there's a question here by Salem 3 1 3 3 note 3 we will hang you bill that was Anil Kapoor from Ram Lakhan this salaam Mufti three one three this is the the bat of the brigade of brother although its not actually established he's 313 but it is a popular number mostly looking slick could you elaborate on Maliki's not

paying zakat on gold does it apply to gold for investment of gold owned by businesses right so the school of Medina and other schools as well like the chef in meth lab they don't recognize as a cat on jewelry or on gold assets like that because to them this was never something a person had to give zakat on it was only as a Kurt was given on things which are kind of deemed currency I mean I suppose even though that has value but it's not

kind of in a state of currency if you like so even though you own a house and a house is wealth but the home that you're living in or that you own is not in a state of currency so therefore it's not part of this circuit concept or system that has been the school of Medina that has been in my Malik's understanding that because Imam Malik said that look I live here in Medina he said that the people my teachers they learnt from their fathers who lived from their fathers who learned from the prophet sallallaahu a little right here

in Medina and we don't give zakat on jewelry and to me that just did it you know what there's no comeback to that see this is why the amel the practice of the people of Medina to me was such a compelling kind of argument yeah right so sugar and for that arrived what is going down Amica can non-muslims shukran shukran for all the love and support people Sivaji shukran shukran as always I've gotta say a very consistent watch

watches all my mind traps like like a few like others as well but I I dearly appreciate it always live regardless in spite of let me put that in spite of my incredibly awkward vampire hours yet you guys show so much love shukran shukran what do you think of Heidi gives philosophy on time Heidegger's philosophy on time you're gonna have to remind me the key aspect they take my cash can you please do a recommended reading list be fun to go through a few

reads during quarantine yeah I mean that's interesting I'm going through a few reads myself as it is my books are actually downstairs the ones I just finished a and now I mean it's not a novel but it's a nonfiction story it's called I began it last year actually and then just got distracted and never went back to it but I picked it up and I thought you know I need to finish it and I finished it just this week gone and it was an amazing I mean it's very interesting because it's it's about this

couple who are slightly elderly maybe I mean they're in their 50s and you know everything the world has come crashing down on them the husband is diagnosed with some terminal illness and they've their their home has been repossessed and they've lost everything they had this farm and every and this is just right from the offset like so I'm not ruining anything and what happens is they they don't know what to do with life and all and and they suddenly get this idea to go on this on this on this walk to walk the

the south coast of England over 600 miles and but and then the struggles they face during that kind of travel the difficulties they wild camp the cash issues the food starvation the it and because it's a real-life story it's really intriguing what I found very interesting well I and this is something I not Indy I can't you know they struggle may Allah make things easy for them there's still life but I feel that and may Allah make things easy for anybody going through these kind of

issues of homelessness and and stuff like that but what I found incredibly interesting was this concept of torkoal that they had that this kind of divine but they never had it in a divine like they weren't saying it's God but you see I saw it as that because in my life I also I deeply kind of rely on this sense of the coal I know I know it sounds crazy but I do I as an individual I mean people who know me very closely like my very near and dear friends like whew the kind that I absolutely

chew with I travel with that kind you know that they will see that I you know I I do have a kind of tsetse to certain people I have a carelessness in my approach to life in certain things and you know like almost in money matters and and stuff like this but deep down that is actually based in my understanding on a lot of torkoal that Allah will always just give and and I know it sounds crazy to people from a from a distance and I can't explain how it will work that way but it's just a

faith but I feel and this is why the hadith there is a hadith that I find incredibly interesting on these matters and that is that that where the Prophet gives the the the parable of the birds and they trust in divine providence although it's just a parable I mean birds are not thinking this but that they set off from their nests with no idea where they will find their Providence that day they have no idea that you know we where their food has

has kind of will be that what will they bring back for their kind of you know in the nest for for the for the offspring for the kind of children that they've got the little yet they find it every day you know they find something and this is and the Prophet is giving an example of sheer and pure - whoa cool upon Allah and somebody had mentioned the Haditha Omar Omar is this not is the seventy thousand people without account going to China so here these you see I I would feel that hadith was simply

highlighting this same thing that I'm saying now it wasn't and first of all it wasn't a set number the Arabs used to use 70 it just to mean countless and when you add thousands to it means like an incredible amount of people that what it's trying to say is that people will find the true salvation in this kind of tackle upon a lot that look you know this kind of don't worry it will work out that you know that a lot that he will kind of catch you so yeah I definitely would will definitely advise

trying to because in the West sometimes we forget this it becomes a very distant handsome hound you do any you do any or an says not to hold highs with kaffir women why are you trying to block people from from other women that Koran says not all ties with kafir women and some

people of the book are called kaffir so can we marry women of the book yes we can I mean look this whole thing the Quran you know this verse well atoms it could be I Sam Elko I feel that do not hold onto the the wrists of the disbelieving women it had a context to it yeah it wasn't just even the actual verses around it highlight it it's to do with the people who have migrated the muhajireen they've come to Medina and they've left behind in Makkah many you know they've left behind people family

wealth wives children I mean people husbands people have left behind this kind of stuff and there were certain occasions where people were kind of still longing like they weren't they were in a state of limbo they didn't like they didn't have closure that the relationships over and the wives hadn't kind of their wives were still very clearly not interested in embracing the faith and migrating so these people weren't too sure whether to kind of move on on one side they're kind of thinking of moving

on with their lives on the other hand they're thinking well you know what should we do here we've got this and these people and we've got property and other things and and the people of Makkah had confiscated by the way their properties and and even the women had kind of remarried as well so they were addressed that well Adam saku bi so Milko a fear that look don't kind of hold on to this to these kind of the wrists that that story that chapter has gone you know it's it's over like you need to move you know what is important is what is in front of you

this was the context it was not trying to say disbelieving women as a as a whole as a kind of collective because if that's the case why were they intermarrying with disbelieving women within Medina they were because they would many start settle Jewish tribes there were many Christian women some did embrace Islam some didn't so yeah all right Monday nights makes me so happy shukran shukran evening a--there Mufti will we meet our family members in

heaven yeah I mean look my understand what is the afterlife do any of us ever truly know what it is I would feel that it's not what we are imagining here at all and if anything it's more linked to kind of consciousness and but we just won't fathom that and I get that and this is why I feel the verse of the Quran that were multi-terminal Elmi kalila that when they ask you about the

roar which I understand to mean consciousness Allah saying that you've only you know attained a a very brief like you've not been given much true factual knowledge of it except a small amount that you guys have this is like a great unknown consciousness so yeah hmm right what are your thoughts on right okay can we discuss chaudhary will lead our I mom cozy how's it going how's

it going somebody's asked Mufti was even a kathira and extremist and problematic in general right we've got two other questions here let's just take them before they move on and disappear as our Muhammed can you give the car to someone with with them with dem dem you know damn people with them not knowing its zakah right ghetto this is called ghetto

zakat and do you think we have galactic farms star seed connect it's an interesting question and the early in the hanafis totally opposite of today yep that's why handsome hound you do in it you do in it right so right so there's so many fascinating questions here look first of all can we give the car to someone without them knowing it's

a cat of course you can you don't need to say yeah this is the cat and you know the problem today is the cat has become like a dirty word it was simply a mechanism that was being put in place as a welfare system that's all like to help people but it's become this kind of like yars you know this is the cat you know the it's the upper hand and the person asking is the lower hand and you do not need to tell people that this is a cut and during my mind trap episode with

cash if we discussed that what about where governments take taxis can that constitutes a guard and it's interesting I mean he he was of the opinion he can and I know a la ma Java dramedy Saab is of the same opinion that it can and it's interesting he was highlighting that that some people from the Salif were of that kind of view right so restricted to the classical meanings for instance in India the Muslim kings married Rajput princesses to the dismay of many on both sides yeah it's interesting that you know this certain scholars I actually

would feel that the Indians today the Hindus today or people of India or of the world by and large but let's just say because somebody's asking about India I would consider that they would take the same ruling as people of the book I would agree with those cult you know there was a great Salafi scholar al-hadith scholar of India of modern day kind of he would fall in Pakistan but the pedido Zaman now his fatwa and he had written was that the Indians and the Hindus of our age are people of the book

even though we don't necessarily we may not agree with the kind of books that they have today but we would feel that in the past it is very likely that people like Krishna and these kind of people were prophets inspired by God I mean that's very likely in fact if you read about people like a ROM and an Krishna that they especially Krishna that you will read that a lot of in the early kind of Vedic tradition he's deemed a scholar he's kind of seen as this incredibly wise scholar and later

on slightly deified and not slightly later on deified by other later generations but by the early generations he's seen as this kind of wise scholar and I think that that's so he had argued that the same way the Prophet said about the miju's because the miju's if you think about is there to shhhhht you know this is a Rasta the or Zarathustra as you want to say sir Rasta in Greek but the thing was that he this whole teaching of Ahura Mazda and this whole thing of God and you know

these two kind of entities of of darkness and evil is is almost parallel to God this is very antithetical to Islam you know to monotheism but yet the Prophet said am Elohim army litter a little cuter treat them like the people of the book why because in that the early teachings were divinely inspired even though they Miller is entirely different from the Abrahamic reason based Mila and the Miller of the people of hint of India traditionally is a is a mystical kind of Miller it's not one

based on reason and I would feel that it was also divinely inspired even though today may not appear that way but to many Muslims so I would agree with that great a hadith scholar but he or she would use a man and and others who've said that the annual hint the Hindus are we would treat them give them the same hokum as either get up and that would mean and I've got a detailed video on on the nikah would be valid even though if people weren't happy with Anika but be

Asli he it would wouldn't be Bartle some might describe it as far said of not having met certain conditions but I would argue that it would still be valid I hope that helps right the question on aliens and things like this it's it's possible it is possible that you know there's some kind of alien life form it doesn't have to be yeah and somebody said a bar said DMT inspired I would feel that yeah things like DMT it's a shame Muslims are not on it with these kind of things honestly we are

missing out hugely I feel that this is a huge you know because think okay check this out people here's a thought experiment imagine you were setting up the cosmos awesome look at the cosmos you're setting up the globe for creation for people humans they you would leave certain signs in the and certain may be kind of cheat portals if I can give it that like imagine you're designing a virtual game people tend to leave a kind of like a cheat in the they tend to

leave certain portals certain you know things that are like game changes in in a certain way and and where else would you leave them you wouldn't leave like a like a kind of like a digital device which only would be understandable by certain languages and certain civilizations and others wouldn't have access you would leave it like in an even plane that everybody would have access to this regardless of language culture and where else would you leave it you would leave it in nature but who

would have thought that you'd have to lick a toad but I'm serious I think that this is a huge thing here that the ape not the Abraham because Christians and some Judaic some Jewish kind of people scholars have have kind of embraced this but I feel Muslims have really missed out unfortunately somebody said Mufti been playing Oh Bela Billy's in the house doin it doing it people if you are stuck in this lockdown and you need a man with a van to still

that's still yeah you're still allowed I take it so if you need things being moved Billy's your man right there Bill O'Reilly Facebook hook him up right so right so what what do we think about this whole thing of these movies in Pakistan have made an announcement they have said what we're gonna do is we can open up the mosques we do not give a damn right we do not give a damn we're gonna open up the mosques what is that

what is this about people I know you know this defiance this kind of hubristic this kind of like arrogant defiance of the state right Kapil you've asked a question I'll come to that in a moment honestly I think that the mullahs these movies have lost the plot honestly Ike I so struggle to relate you know this is the disappointing thing and I'm a Mufti I mean I'm a Mufti for god sake and I struggle so much to be a to

relate to any of the icon I cannot relate to these people honestly in not just in this issue generally we are like worlds apart and I think to myself that how can religions survive on the back of these people they can't I'm telling you this is a drowning ship you know if this is why I think once aboard this ship we need to kind of craft our own little ship and and you know set about our own salvation because these people are going

to drown everyone with us it's I'm telling you and I tell you that you know these mullahs that are these movies and you know people like they've they've all got together you know and this is the irony they all get together these different sects they hate each other's guts they can't stand each other coolly to the care fails then they sit together just to kind of be kind of defiant oh we're gonna and what they do is we're gonna we're gonna open the mosque who have made a statement like you know telling the government that don't you dare stop us and the government's are really scared on

matters of religion because people the key not the public is sometimes as dumb these people when it comes to religion like they anything they think is religious they apply so much sentiment to it and they just kind of the whole thing so people must eat duck Lisa and I'm gonna be honestly I am so disappointed in general with mostly Turkey as of late maybe before he was okay but I feel that recently in the last few years mostly talk the Saab is I don't know to me he's just been really

disappointing mostly turkey is probably watching this thinking is giving that kind of look like what the hell right so but it's true I don't know what's happened to and you know it's interesting I was discussing with Chef Kashyap and I've discussed with other people as well that look just think about these people we need to seriously analyze society Muslim societies because it's only been a few decades that Muslims have become like

this to this extent like if you take these very countries like India Pakistan the Arab world you go back to the 70s the 60s they would not like this I mean take Pakistan as an example you had people like pervaiz from the Quran East Movement I mean he what they call the Quran the people of the Quran they he utterly denied hadith he lived in Pakistan he I think he was in Lahore he taught he had in like I think he had an

institution or a place to teach from he wrote books several books he lectured he did and and he died a natural death I mean he outright categorically denied all the you had people like like I'm saying this mallanna buhdeuce a man is preaching about look the Indians are al-khattab you had who I quote often Maulana Abdul Karim a xxx who was in I think he was in gaja Han or is it I think it was good your huh good John well I don't but he was in the Punjab in Pakistan he was a

hottie be he's to give the day you know the Friday sermons he wrote it up seed his teacher that had lived there previously a llama in Ayatollah Shah Gujarati was Irrawaddy they had preached things like they said that naturalistic explanations about miracles they had said there was no such thing as a virgin birth of Jesus Ali Salaam that said there was no second coming of Jesus they said there was and they they wrote I mean his teacher a llama in Ayatollah Chavez Irrawaddy he has a book called a

unison 'sm he will add the tip no Miriam where he wrote this book and it's a brief book it's available on script it's in order to where he writes that look essa aleihsalaam had a natural birth that his father was use of him job Joseph the carpenter and and these people lived they preach they thought they had gatherings and they died in natural death in countries like Pakistan this I mean Maulana Abdul Karim I think died in the 70s you see something in Pakistan in the last few decades changed

and I'm telling you it is to do with this Afghan war it was to do with the Mujahideen movement it was to do with the funding that came from the CIA to kind of support this jihad movement so the motherís has got heavily funded to produce Mujahideen Saudi Arabia was on it the Arab world were on e America was happy just to stop the Communist war the Communists kind of invasion they did not want them to so at any cost necessary they flooded in money you know if you watch the movie

about Charlie Wilson's War and it's all about this so they flooded in so much money to promote this Russia Afghan kind of and it wasn't just about Afghanistan but it was about the mentality and the only way they could do it was there to breed you know metaphorically a generation of people that were that were kind of drowning in Jihad and they really kind of they went OTT all in like bringing out anything they could all this

literature they all the young students the hot buzz the madrasahs were extremely oriented around jihad everything is about jihad the earth earnest of the kaffir became so highlighted and the contrast became so sharp so you're not gonna get people like you know where before you had people like share but use the man as you know from the al-hadith movement saying oh Hindus are a little Kitab but now Hindus are the other the kaffir you know they are and the the the Russians are

the kaffir and we have to do jihad and we have to have a hatred because you see it's not easy to tell somebody to go and kill people you see if you if you like if if you're sitting there and somebody said to you hey go and kill those people it that ain't easy to take life is not easy what you have to do is you have to dehumanize the other in the eyes of this person you have to make this person feel that that person is not even really a human being he doesn't deserve life and

this is what this Russia Afghan project did this kind of jihad Mujahideen era and he triggered the kind of clash in Kashmir obviously the rise of the Mujahideen be triggered and against India this all these kind of haricot came about Haruka told a hardly Slammy haircut tarik I don't know the tally the Taliban was born out of this much later but the JJ Muhammad what is it leshka rehtaeh but these are much slightly later moving but they all born out of this mentality

that kill kill kill cafes or nature's cafes need to be and you see they need to kind of almost robot a size these people turn them into these robots in order to execute these kind of missions of killing people and then what happens is as you approach the 90s the Russia Afghan war comes to an end okay that's indeed but we've got hundreds of thousands if not millions

we've got millions of blood thirsty religiously driven zealot Muslims now there are left behind that are the the byproduct of the but they still they you know they're now they've set up mud like what were they they're gonna they further invested in these mud races have been teaching further they've been kind of gathering student because what do you do with these people now here you raise a kind of the equal the way these people

think is like a fascist way of thinking you raise a generation of them and they give speeches upon speeches upon speeches right so and then you decide okay we're going to you know like we're going to okay like the America okay we're not gonna fund you Russian Afghan war is over ban and you know this is no I'm Chomsky speak so much about this and he is another gem that Muslims have because of our blinkers we haven't really benefited from so all this hatred against the kuffar is

a byproduct of really what of just this funding by you know the the the CIA and the US government just as a proxy war against Russia and then you're left with Osama bin Laden and this iva of Mujahideen so we've got such a mishmash and it's gonna take now like a few generations to try and get back to some kind of sanity if we can because now the whole public has been kind of brainwashed with this mentality the whole because they've just grown up they've been to Juma hood was even though they're not religious but they've

just heard these things as being normal so yeah I am I don't know I mean I think the whole thing is somebody asked is it wrong to fight in Kashmir you see it's not about the the the fighting the resistance you know the resistance must is a fight for freedom and they have every right for that but what happened in Kashmir was slightly beyond the resistance you have to be real that you see this kind of vile hatred of Hindus

was injected into thee you know in the early 90s that the Brahmin and the the way that the the you know the uprising against the Brahmins they the way the Muslims then the Mujahideen tortured them they killed them raped the women exiled them I mean most of them fled from the from Kashmir this should never have happened like something like this that that's not freedom you know I tell you well why he you know people this is the kind of thing that triggers me I've mentioned before look at when the British had

colonized India read up on these things there were so many legends and amongst the Muslims people like Ashfaq Ullah Han now Ashfaq Ullah Han when the British went when they were gonna execute him because they eventually caught him before he put the noose on his around his neck he said that he said all praise be to God that never have I wrongly shed blood like in defense and we did these things like they used to hijack I mean they's to kind of steal the the

assets and things like this to support the the uprising against the British colonialists but he said I've never kind of perpetrated what is murder and you read this and you think real men of a true resistance that this is is this not what the hadith to is this not what the prophet sallal Aslam said that the foot that he said I will guarantee salvation so long as you do not have blood on your hands and what's happened is you see the it's not about is it's not about freedom

freedom is a must but it's this virus that has kind of infected the minds of people it's kind of taken root and it's kind of spread this hatred that you deeply hate the other person that you can't stand them that you dehumanize them you want to and then you commit atrocities so absolutely what the the atrocities against the Kashmiri people are utterly unacceptable what the Indian army the occupation is so heavy-handed and it is nothing short of a fascist occupation and I want hundred percent condemn it but on the same token I will admit that yes the

Muslim the Mujahideen era did breed a very hateful bunch of people who when they had an opportunity did also commit ruthless atrocities against the Hindu citizens just because they they had you know had some momentary power yeah so this is this is the thing really people and I tell you that it's it's this is what we have to be weary that when you fight monsters you cannot become a Muenster and this is what Nietzsche was kind of going on about that look that when you fight monsters most people end

up becoming the monsters right so cool I hope that I know I kind of went off there but I just felt it's so relevant really that me and I wish people will will would investigate that what happened to the Muslim world during the 80s or the late 7080 s going into the 90s it destroyed everything I mean we are in that we are still suffering from because of that cool people let's take some somebody had asked a question if two people non-muslims got married did they need to kapil had asked it do they

need to renew redo the Innoko if they both convert they don't need to know so during the time of the prophet sallallaahu solemn people who converted to islam they were never asked to renew the Innoko so the Prophet never said two people two tribes many tribes did embrace Islam the Prophet never said all right everybody renew your nikka and do things like this in fact even the prophets daughter when she when her husband came when a husband Allah asked

came to visit her in Medina after so many years and then they reconciled had been years of separation he was a kid he was a cafe tienen embraced Islam yet the Prophet never said about renewing Anika everybody deserves freedom regarding a couple had made a statement the last few minutes and still going is beautiful words by you sugar and sugar and I appreciate everyone is a human being and needs to talk in this way we are all human everyone deserves freedom regardless of faith absolutely I really

Envisat I you know dream of a world which i think is it is not only possible it will but we you know that you can have these freedoms you can have you your liberties you have your birth rights regardless of your faith and that you can be different but not hate the other you see this is the difference that you can differentiate between you and the other you can dislike sometimes like a look I I speak to certain you know I speak to several I have non-muslim friends I have

yeah people from a variety I will sometimes see something that they their view on Islam and I may dislike it as a person that view obviously may make me feel let's say slightly uncomfortable with it like what they're saying or they're cracking some jokes and I have a huge sense of humor so I'm always on these mean pages following them and I see that and I'll laugh along most the time sometimes I might think oh but it's not you see you can dislike a thing without having to hate the person and I

think that's important right right it's time again of rah what's what's going on what are some of the questions so people just - somebody asked were you ever a seller for you extremely strict Muslim at one point in your life I was extremely strict I was in a selfie although I may have looked like one but you know when I first started to take the Deen very seriously I took it too

seriously so I must have been a I was still a teenager late teens approaching the late teens and so probably around 17 going into 18 even at that kind of time when I took this religion C took it as in like I want to learn this I wanna you know this is really important I took it too soon like very seriously and I had an approach which would be a very hard line approach because I don't know any better I thought everything is almost Haram and you can't do this you can't do

that I ended up because my family weren't really religious you know they weren't really practicing in that in fact they weren't praying or anything and they although they respected Islam obviously were Muslim but they weren't in that way kind of you know the things I was viewing was too much for them so I was like TV's Haram obviously my parents house I couldn't throw the TV out but if it was up to me I would have and I was very I didn't like sometimes some of the the way like my younger sisters would go about and I would think oh this is wrong

and this is Haram and and and so really it was just this this kind of way of looking at the world and I took this very ascetic approach I mean within I think within a year I probably a year and then I had left the country because I went off to study so I was only going through I mean I this face probably lasted about probably about two years but two and a half years maybe but the latter part or more than half of it probably was sixty percent of it was abroad hamdulillah so so it mitigated

some of the damage but you know I I used to do all these things like you shouldn't have luxuries in life you should dress simple you should I like this out dummy these guys you can probably think of I'm embarrassed to say this now but but it's true like I for example let's say I thought to sleep on the bed is luxurious and this is not how the Sahaba used to do things they would sleep simply so I I had a sleeping bag I would just kind of sleep on the on the carpet in my bedroom I wouldn't kind of use the mattress and

things like this and I restrict it because this is what I was being told you see and obviously I was like only 17 and I was being told that this is how the Salaf today and if you truly love Islam you will do it I had I remember for my hair I had like in I don't if I had this thing we used to call it a an under kind of step so it was like an undercut so I had long hair which came down all the way but it was an undercut right up into here so I don't know what they'll call it today but that's the kind of hair I used to have as when I was that age so somebody

told me this is Haram so I just went to the barber barbers and I said you know what take it all off so I just went bold but this was my conviction and my kind of submission to what I thought was the faith and this is why I can relate to people when I see it you know when you know when I see people going through this and they look at me and they say you deviant you know you've lost the plot I fear for your arkarow you know you're gonna go to hell you made all these people you know ball model Balala you know gum rahi whatever

and I kind of like laugh at it but I it's because I I've been through it I mean thank God I went through it as a young as a kid so I kind of grew out of it and I didn't go through as a grown man because it would have been pretty crazy I mean I just think how I would have turned my life upside down if I went through at a stage like this so but I do understand what they're going through and I think like waha got me hungry Kyogre today is uh I don't worry I think you'll grow out of it but it's

not that but I'm so glad I did experience it so I know what people are going through yeah so if that makes any sense cool alright so what is going down was even a kathira an extremist I don't think he was an extremist in that sense but if you you know some of his views might be a bit weird today by today's and you see he was in some things he was strange and you've got to recognize that I suppose he was a student of even a taymiyah and even in say Mia was very

kind of here to rage inside him as well I mean sometimes you get that you see you gotta understand the individual he struggled and was imprisoned for a huge part of his life and those kind of prisons were you know if you if you been to prison today this is luxury completed those prisons you were just chucked in this bloody dungeon I mean it's not a laughing matter and you just lingered the you know and they and he was there for years I mean you'd lose the plot so you can understand sometimes and reason I'm explaining that is to sometimes

understand where that bitterness in anatomy is coming from because he's very bitter sometimes against people and very kind of harsh and and I think that's where it came from this kind of trauma right now here the realness is appreciated also right I missed also keep up the general critique Muftis been there done that got the t-shirt which is currently wearing sugar and Taher sugar and chicken there's a quote by a comment by mine you do in it you do in it mostly amazed you mentioned atrocities many

consider a genocide committed against Kashmiri pundits by Parkash media Muslims hats off to you absolutely I am utterly I you know I'm disgusted by what the Muslims did to the Hindu pundits in Kashmir it's utterly unacceptable but I do at the same time I condemn I'm disgusted by what the Indian Army is doing its but just because the Indian Army is doing it it doesn't mean that when Muslims do it we turn a blind eye and pretend all it's okay it's not okay you know you did exactly the same you know you did when you were given an

opportunity you killed murdered raped all this kind of stuff and looted I mean that's that's not on under any unused aslam to justify which disgusts me even more because like I would feel that in some ways the Hindu army are just simply used they're not using a religion to justify they're just using the kind of military power they've been given and that - it's not been officially sanctioned but people turn a blind eye and they've you know they're the ones holding the gun so they're gonna bully people and they're gonna but you guys not only did it but you used

Islam to say it's okay and that obviously kind of hurts me that that happened yeah Mufti would you consider setting up a whatsapp group you know what it is i whatsapp groups are create there's only a few whatsapp groups I'm ever on one is the the chill-out kind of my own the lads banter that's the only real group see these whatsapp groups and me we've got a twisted history according to

some almost some serious trouble one speaks of these because my sense of humor whatsapp grooves the stuff people send these are not nice you know this combination it's muy muy peligroso it's very dangerous right thoughts on awesome al-hakim it's too extreme peace verse have been abrogated by the violent verse is it true that the peace verse of the Quran has been abrogated by the violence verse no I don't believe so

not at all you see the Quran Islam is not a pacifist religion you know if you're gonna ask me look is Islam a pacifist religion I would be straightforward I'll be very real with you Islam is not pacifist you see me as an individual I wouldn't consider myself a pacifist like um you know that I would feel that nothing ever would justify violence it would in defense you see because at the end of the day if somebody is not going to listen if they're not going to and I don't mean somebody's not going to listen like

you're preaching to them then up and listen but I mean the law if they're not going to obey they must be some enforced you know kind of reality otherwise it's not gonna happen so if if I was running a nation I would definitely believe in having military might because at the end of the day it's irony that look nuclear strength check the irony people isn't this amazing that nuclear strength has for once brought about the prospect of global peace you see because when the

guns got that big people have to now think everybody has to be calm but I mean it's it's absolutely Socratic the irony that we reached such levels such capacity of devastation that from it emerges a an unprecedented peace and so I I definitely would say that look Islam is not a pacifist faith you know if if you try and screw it over as an entity

as a civilization it would have not only an army you would have a mighty kind of a military aspect to it because it has in it the backdrop for these kind of things you will find these kind of verses encouraging you to stand up don't take being bullied in fact even the verse that you're speaking of says was in a little Edina really more that those people who were being oppressed God it has now been permitted for you to stand up take up arms if you have to to defend yourself and because cowardice is is never on you

see if you're just gonna be a coward and just take people bullying you that's not that never cut encourages the bully to go further so Islam is not something like a pacifist monk kind of religion but it's not a religion of war this is wrongly interpreted by certain people because they've taken out these aspects and then just said oh it's all about war it's not right so if someone doesn't listen Gurria how often is mind

trap mind trap is as often as I can get it so hopefully it's gone it's going down tomorrow we're gonna have chef dr. Shapiro early on unless something comes up but hopefully he's he's all booked right so for if there's any right there was a question there was a question on how there were quite a few questions I thought they were interesting right are similar haki my thoughts on him I just think are similar Hakim is a nutcase sometimes I think does he do what he does as a priority is it like does he do it for you know if he was a parody it

would be awesome but he is kind of views of Islam what's amazing is how people follow him people in there are born and raised in places like America UK Europe Canada these people follow him Wow I don't know we need more we need more kind of real people I yeah that's what we need somebody had asked about

reincarnation reincarnation see it's interesting I some there have been a very small minority of Muslim scholars that have entertained the concept of reincarnation but not in a way that like it's slightly different to like how Hindu reincarnation and things like that that what some of these scholars felt was that maybe they understood that the roar is what is the main its external it's not this so ok too many Muslims

they they've taken this kind of whole Aristotelian kind of this whole thing of the raw is this kind of this kind of gaseous element that lives within us this you know how has early presents its this kind of spirit this kind of ghost that lives within so my roar is a ghost that looks like me this was Imam al-ghazali writes in his reply so this kind of view obviously many people hold this which I totally do not believe in but that view is is different in this view that your raw is you it's just a ghost version of you that resides within the physical version

of you and both of them together kind of move around and do stuff now according to other understandings and the truer understanding of the Quran wouldn't really reflect this ghost version it would just mean that the raw is something that we have access to and in essence was from God so now according to some of these scholars I think there's even a hottie band there's a few people that have been quoted to have said some people have argued even if not a mojo SIA has argued this but I've read some secondary references to Eve no clay I'm

saying this but I haven't managed to find him actually saying it yeah which maybe he has but I haven't found it yet but there's some other people as well who have entertained this view that if the rooh is something which the human is tapping into it may be that the same version if you like or that same connection later taps into other humans so they by connecting the Agua and then they used verses like you know this because there's several verses in the

Quran things like where losses and he has you know and you were dead before and then he gave life and then he'll give you death and then he'll give you like so they understood these verses to then say that that's what it's referring to or these verses like la aduana feeha a little motor Tallulah that they only ever taste the first death to mean that it was several kind of times and and you know the hadith that the Arwa are like bands are grouped together and that those are were those rows that knew each other before when they meet again later on

they get on and those that didn't and that's inside Albahari they kind of have an Ave versity that you know they a verse they don't like each other this attention now you see this for most people have said well oh the RO ah they you see so most what this led many Muslim scholars to do was create a a kind of like a not a reincarnation but a pre incarnations state so many Muslim scholars believe in a kind of pre incarnation state if I can call it that which they call a lamellar wasps or these ghost figures like let's say my

ghost used to live there looking like me before I was born and he used to get on with other ghosts and then the ones he knew now find this so dumb but yeah a lot of people believe this that that's the one that when I bump into those people in the world I get on with them but what those skull is felt is that this was talking about that reincarnated connection so they are or when it connected with this body it kind of gave it this mind and consciousness and if it connected to another body it would even though it would be a new experience a new person it wouldn't

really but that Aurora there are why I had connected with this person would get on with and I find this in just as a discussion incredibly fascinating but it is very different even those ala ma who did and I think more so it was held by some of the Smiley's it was held I think quite widely some of them held this kind of a belief and then there were other scholars as well in between someone named from Alison alike I mentioned even elaine's named and several others are named surprisingly I've read loads of references of names but I've not I'm still yet to find I'm still researching

this area but I don't think it's in any way coup for that belief that they that these scholars have held to I think it's just different it's not maybe most people don't believe it but it's not it's not the kind of hindu reincarnation that you it's the same person who's starting again as a different person and then he comes back as a rock and what's interesting is the arabs they used to call incarnation nasa and these two cool when you're reincarnated this was from

jahiliyyah as an animal muscle and they used to call so this four states that to a human to an animal to a plant and to a an object like a stone so they called it nasa must first and wrestling you can see the irony is the scene and the car get reincarnated in all of them and you see this is the so saw mean so when it comes in the hadith which by the way i

believe are false hadith that the bani israel who had must learn to them that they were kind of turned into these and they lived on as generations of monkeys and so on and that's not actually true like that but yeah so these people yeah but anyway not to get totally distracted it's interesting this whole thing about the raw is very fascinating alright let's take some other share can i get a 20-minute call with you i want to discuss about the jail and the return of

Asia most er reading prophecies from astrologist such as Nostradamus haram right reading prophecies are not Haram but they're not Haram I mean they it's interesting that some people may that they have certain visions sometimes that they may materialize and and that is fascinating and sometimes it's it could be a self-fulfilling prophecy and sometimes it could just be mysterious events and I don't know how that exactly works but I do find it very intriguing what I would say is if you study these things from a perspective of curiosity

it's fine but don't kind of adopt these things as superstition you see beware of superstition if Islam came for one thing one key factor you could say but to kind of like to make the the on-the-ground difference it would have been to eliminate superstition somebody said where is he getting these questions from there on YouTube people are posting these questions mostly thoughts on looking in the sky while spraying the hadith says that you go blind now that's not true you can look around although really you should try and focus see the

irony is that in the real Sunnah of Salah is you look straight ahead you don't actually look down and and this is why in the school of Medina they actually say you generally look ahead so you're just kind of standing there but I find that so distracting and this is why some of the people said why don't you just look at the place of sujood then it's a point of concentration and how the yard from the Maliki I says he and the Hanafi mother have said look why do you just look at the place of so truth and I kind of agree with them it helps focus mostly do you support Imran Han

PTI I do indeed Imran Khan I feel is a legend all right sometimes he answers Facebook questions I do as well I am looking at Facebook questions Mufti you are in my Rose Army hell yeah hell yeah it's amazing that you sometimes do meet people and you feel that you kind of gel so well with certain people it is amazing that you do that it makes you think these kind of hadith that wow that some people you just gel well with male and female men and women

and this is from here comes the concept of the one is it the many ones in a parallel world or the one that got away mad pooch much say mera dil ki kahani Dom DOM is member hot pardon a sheik a burden she no kami namitha right so Mufti while they are your views on the thoughts of the conquest of Spain justified or unlawful Muslim conquest of

Spain I feel it was justified absolutely in fact Muslims contributed significantly right the concept of finding your other half hmm I yeah I mean I see sometimes it's I don't know I think I think in some ways people we all kind of long for that for the kind of perfect but does it exist because we are not perfect so does the perfect other exist will it not always be a perpetual search hmm

that's the thing will come but will the heart ever be kind of content why was the poet says Sailor Moon alaihe salam on ali her in here audience what's the poem he says no salaam una ley her in here fabulet what allure for Salam o

Allah he says that Selam I think there's actually an order equivalent as well we says that something about yeah me he told say he or nahin doors you know something like so he's saying that Salam like greetings to her as long as she accepts it if not then cello he says another greetings to another I don't know I think in this world human beings are just so we're so confused in result and it is a a kind of yearning but I don't know and I think

when we find it we don't know and we're so confused I'll tell you something these are this is an interesting thought I feel sometimes people we messed thing we ruined I don't know if ruin is the right word but we miss it we kind of missed the trees for the wood by thinking that we have to talk to connect and I feel that because we're talking species that we feel that you know oh now that we you know we need to talk we need to and if we're not talking we're not kind of really connecting but I feel

sometimes some people just their company it does it like you don't actually really need to be talking I don't know like these are I don't know am I just getting too old but I genuinely think that I think sometimes there's just a you see it's just the actual company but we think that the silence is indicating something wrong so therefore we need to break the silence by talking and so long as we're constantly talking everything's ok but I think that might actually be disrupting the I don't know the this is

a a thought a philosophy cello we'll see maybe I'm just saying maybe it's the quarantine musty can you marry random Christian woman or not random look at the everybody's intrigued why the word random do you consider miracle in itself was able to preach starting alone and not if you preach Buddhism how long would you serve I do I

consider that the Prophet preaching alone was a miracle I do I'll tell you you know my view on the message the Prophet SAW Allah I leave Salam board the Quran I feel that and people will disagree with me here but I genuinely feel that it was too easy to mess it up it was too easy to make dogmatic errors like is it not fascinating that when the Prophet is asked about certain things their responses even if they are sometimes vague it was too easy not to be vague so let's take the miraculous

birth now I don't believe in the virgin birth but it's interesting that none of the verses ever clearly stated and when they asked the Prophet about the virgin birth the verse is that his similar to Dizz like that of Adam like it's mattered but it was so easy to hear state that Adam did not have a father but the Quran didn't do it and then you think well wait a minute but the Adam wait they're from this kind of self and from its partner and the feminine is used that from this feminine itself and

from its partner and then you were now this is and then Allah says and you and he sent forth many men and women and so on and you know this was this is mentioned at least five and then there's a sixth verse mentioning a similar thing but never is Adam used now that is that could have to easily been done like I don't see why did you see because Adam is mentioned on so many of the verses but yet here Adam Ali Salaam is never mentioned as whereas in the hadith it's mentioned that all of you are created

from Adam and Adam from the soil but yet the Koran never mentions it like that whereas if it did mention it like that it would have still the message would still fly like people in that era would have still easily accepted these things so I find this to me is it's like one of the most compelling points of the Quran as an individual this is to me that it was too easy to make these kind of dogmatic statements that were already

existing but it always seemed like for example the Quran never mentions how I Eve where as the hadith does now that's interesting like because I would have felt that Adam you see I would feel that Adam was the father of the cognitive revolution and he would have had he would have mated with multiple Homo sapiens like multiple female you know humans that were around and that's how humans would have obviously with this cognitive revolution would have spread it wasn't just him and one woman like

that would not have been the case so and it's interesting the Quran never says that like they never mentions a per se and what's also interesting check this out how the Quran highlights that when they take and it never mentions that there was what the fruit was just mentions this tree that they're eating from never mentions it as a fruit now when they eat and I believe that it was like a psychedelic substance and that was psychoactive and it triggered that kind of because they were already on a spectrum of consciousness it triggered

it and created this kind of boosted this effect now it's interesting that the Quran mentions that one of their first reactions is for badet Lahoma so automa the private parts become apparent to them all of a sudden I mean it didn't mean that they never knew they had private parts before of course they did and they start to cover it now what's interesting is shame first of all shame is a social phenomenon human being seldom feels shame if on their own they only feel it in the presence of others or if they're

being watched and shame is incredibly tied in biologically even within the brain now to self-awareness so do you see that the the parts of the brain like this within the frontal cortex and the temporal lobe you see these parts get activated with shame and guilt and things like this now if this theory be true Neanderthals would have also worn clothes but as in they wrapped themselves but that you see what I'm what I feel is that Neanderthals would

have worn these kind of hides of the animals they killed but it was for warmth not for kind of modesty reasons not out of shame or kind of that kind of that they that I don't think they really cared about the private parts it was more about staying warm and I think Homo sapiens modern Homo sapiens since the cognitive revolution there has been this element of shame around the genitals and so this is and I find that amazing that the Quran highlights that and it links it with some kind of some some substance they take and it triggers this

consciousness and and then with it you've got cell phone you've got this shame aspect on on another note I was reading up some psychological studies and they say that shame is when they had several participants and when they were exposed to certain stimuli that triggered shame in the brain it was equal it was mirrored by male and female he was the same but killed things that triggered guilt there were more regions of the brain in men that are triggered for guilt then off of there are for women so in for both men and women it

triggered the kind of to cortex but for many also triggered I think it was part of the occipital lobe it triggered also the amygdala it triggered other parts which in women it didn't forgive I find that fascinating as well like hmm does guilt and that's something I'm still investigating does guilt wear down then separately on men than on women but these are all incredibly fascinating somebody said the forbidden fruit tea tree being marijuana no no no not marijuana psychoactive substances that which connect you the

portal to consciousness but yeah people right so what is gold summon young I don't know what that is trying to say people let's right so I know Ramadan is approaching so once again I've been asked a few questions on Ramadan so let's get a few of them out the way

Mahina zoster question does the Quran mention human tendency towards cults hmm I don't think it specifically mentions that but I think you could you could understand that from certain things but I don't think it no it doesn't clearly mention things like humans have a tendency to be an occult or but I suppose maybe people could extract some similarities of how people of group

think mentality right so Ramadan people Ramadan all right what is going on right so it's around the corner I reiterate some of my people have asked about the fast once again the same rulings you can if you are ill due to corona and then fast mutt corona if you've got the corona and then fast mutt corona then do not fast people you need obviously to improve your immune system

and you can you can make it up or you can simply give Vidya that you have that option or you can make it up later on now that's if you have the coronavirus if you don't have it and are afraid of getting it or you want to remain strong then one option one you still want to fast and you feel you can fast then go for it you should fast if you want if you want to do it then you should do it now you want to keep the entire full lengthy day fasts the day like entire day like fast

within the northern Western Hemisphere which is going to be obviously you know in certain parts the incredibly long days we're talking about 18 hours maybe 17 hours so that's up to you if you want to do it fine okay option two okay people so you've got what check that out spying on me right so you've got one people we've got two option two is that you can do a timed fast so you right so

you just fast a certain amount of hours you can set it at 12 to 13 hours in a day and you can just fast that timed you can begin it with let's say sunrise and you just go with whatever the hours are or whenever you begin it that's option you know - I believe you can do that there is a mezzanine there is something in between them - I was going to say if you just if you want to do the entire day but just want a tiny extension you can do that by you can do that by fasting up until sunrise okay that I do have a video explaining that some of the

cella fuse to do that so option three people is as I've explained you don't fast at all you just delay the whole month and you can make up for a later on in the year when you know you feel that now ready to do it so all of those are actually valid options and I don't feel it's permissible for any one person to condemn another so okay so cool I hope that helps and it's interesting actually the we were discussing in the mind trap about imam shafi'i and his statement that when he's asked what if you know

some people do music halal some people deem marriage without you know with no witnesses halal or they deemed this halal or motor halal or that hell are and we deemed these things clearly Haram or they deemed a beef an alcoholic kind of drink hell he said that you have no right to kind of condemn them on it because you can disagree with it but you can't condemn them because they believe that to be permissible and look at the things he's quoting like alcoholic things and this and bharden yeah cool I

hope that mm-hmm is of some help right so okay other fast related questions that I've been asked about things like I've been asked about inhalers of course you can use inhalers during Ramadan it does not break the fast quick rapid round Ramadan rapid round I've been asked about things like if you people who who need certain medication once again my answer would be the same look if you if you need it that bad then you can just resort to the earlier three options I've given okay

cool what is the fidya the Vidya is a brief amount of a kind of meal so in the UK I would assume it would be three to four pounds would cover the Vidya of one day right I've been right pregnant women and women who are still feeding their children nursing breastfeeding their children right so the this category of people they they do not need to fast they can make up the fast or they can simply

according to abdullah bin a person abdullah bin omar they can just they can just pay the vidya they do not need to make up the fast and that's my ruling as well they do not need to make up they can if they want to but they do not need to sufficient that they pay a fee diya to the poor for each day they've missed cool does IV fluids break the fast no it doesn't and chef mohammad al Aziz Jie had given that fatwa with injections taking injections that even had nutrients had like vitamins and things like this in it he said does not break the fast he was a great he was the share whole

Malakian his time from delays up until the late 60s so and my I I you know I definitely ii know back that fatwa cool right let's people right this takes us to what's been going on with some of the the masala segments right so people once again I'm brought to my beloved my beloved I've got so many beloved's but

it's the same people were back to our mashallah Chaudhry Saab Chaudhary Humpty oh sorry I mean having that microworld sup who had been speaking about remembering me in one of his videos even more glorious and more YouTube followers and why none of that stuff bothers me inshallah it's all if he's using it for for Dean it will be good for him in this world and in the hereafter as well I have no problem with any of that even our friend

the 2id did y'all from Birmingham positions I never said anything it's only when he started spouting the kufur in making in cars I said I saw dastan is dead and he won't come back etc which is which is which is see a far worse statement than what this individual made even though both are bad and they're both in the same they seem to be progressing the same line of badness but one is much more fun Thank You sugar and so the latest interesting thing is that there here is a statement

by chef Chaudhary Humpty and you see this is my point people before are going to this I just want to explain these people why do I highlight some of these things because I'm genuinely telling you these people do not know their staff and I know that they you know by looking at them they look like what people stereotype as Imams so they so you assume that these people know what they're talking about when it comes to Islam but the truth is they

don't you know but and I think just by know the word that's why I get it it has the word fat in it but it doesn't mean that it makes everybody qualified and this is an ideal example that here you have a statement by Chaudhary Humpty sob who got into an online battle back and forth a facebook battle with some other people because he was trying to teach them about taraweeh and he said look there's a lot of cool traditions from

which the you know which formed the intellectual heritage of the Maliki tradition because he's Maliki and he's trying to say this doesn't mean it's an unsorted free-for-all hmm the fatwa is only from mortiser fellini right so you can only give fatwa from mortiser Halil and you can't give it from other books and you can only give it by commentaries written on the motors are bite that ear and the tsuki you were from the last you know two centuries or so taraweeh is 20 not 8 if you want to read - knock yourself out but you are making my life of a bunch of stuff including

the animal and this was important for the male Kia [Music] [Laughter] alright so now the interesting thing is that this went right now I'm getting let me just one moment right this went back and forth on line between Humpty Saud and between some other Maliki as some students of and himself chef Abdul Shakoor Brooks it went back and forth

and although I personally have my disagreements with both of these Imams but to be honest Sher Brooks Abdul Shakoor Brooks really schooled Hamza sorry saga proper schooled so I thought well this is interesting with the masala so what had happened people since you're wondering is you've got Hamza went on after making that post he made there were several comments that were kind of put up there

where he highlights where he's being told that look the Halil is a book for you know to say that Halil is a book for Fatah WA and other books like this is what called the tow there is not acceptable that this just doesn't make any sense so where on earth are you kind of getting this stuff from and and this went back and forth and there were several kind of statements and this is up the Shakur Brooks his own kind of post he's highlighting this saying look he highlights stating that look it Nam is a the Sedna's rissalah you know many

of the Olimar of this met help of the malcolm met up say there's no prescribed number for taraweeh a person could even just pray 2 rakaat but that's not the way it's done and generally he goes on to highlight here several other scholars that have highlighted this he doesn't mention a worker if nairobi also mentions this even after bar also mentions this he's mentioned here I'm mentioning it that a person could even pray to and there's no such thing as a fixed number within this tradition now the if I just bring up so they quote

this book called right they quote this book called the told ya so Chaudhary Humpty sobs response was the todya is an interesting piece of academia and history so he says I've been to over a dozen robit schools in Mauritania I don't recall any of them memorized much less taught that all there all of them taught Halil and had them and had every intermediate student memorize Halil

he was then told in a response that obviously they don't teach other books either books like them the winner of Imam Malik are not taught either it doesn't mean that it's not that's not reliable so I want to add here by the way I just want to explain for you guys now so what is what is going on here so let me just bring this up so Chaudhry Saab here is explaining that the tody you guys are saying the tow there so there is written by Halil himself so Halil this person

who he is saying who has this small book called the motor song what chaudhary Humpty is saying is that the mortiser is the book you give fatwa from in the mal KEMA that that's it because he said in the beginning that this book is for fatwa but by the way so many other books have written that if not the burden is Caffey writes that in his introduction this is why I'm writing al-kafi because the this is what the photo will be given from and is given from in the school of Medina if he calls it the sufficient text but anyway coming back to Humpty sob so when

he's told that look Halil himself first of all the most assertive Halil has many opinions in it which people will say are weak opinions secondly Khalil himself the author of the motto sir has a commentary on this other book of hypnagogic called the toll there and they say looked at Obi in it Halil himself is saying there's a difference of opinion on taraweeh and it can be has no fixed number and so on and so forth and then Humpty sobs reply is that well I've been to Mauritania and I don't

recall them memorizing the todya right okay so he says where as they do with the Halil see now people this right can you guys see this book over here starting right here where my finger is and it runs across to this volume D right so this is the toe there okay so you can see it right here this particular print has seven volumes of course they're not memorizing the toe

there must a circle eel is right it's a tiny volume a simple book that is just made that is I've got it in several places I mean it's it'll be like something that thin so it wouldn't even it'll be like even that is too thick for it really I've got a few variants of it it's over there now it's a very thin book which is just a summary text nobody of course people don't memorize commentaries so there is a commentary text like this goes to show you see when

these people say to me that oh this person is misquoting he doesn't know the Maliki mother and I tell you guys that look these people saying I missed they just don't know the Maliki mother they don't know the books they don't know the scholars they don't know these things and people think well oh no you know I'm just exaggerating how can they not know here in plain writing you have people like you have himself I mean I'm not so you know I can't be making this up saying that hamsa Maqbool saying look

when I'm in Mauritania they all taught Halil and they memorized it but nobody memorized so there see that's as dumb as it gets so this is my point that these people seriously and and he got absolutely schooled on that point but it just goes to show it's so unfortunate that see because people look at these people and they think well you know what he obviously looks the part mashallah having consumed all that

kahlúa half a hollow ha so they think look he must definitely know what he's talking about but he doesn't knowledge is not found in the Juba people or in the soap okay it's not found in the you know in the three-foot turban that you wrap around your head knowledge is in the brain and in the heart people Allah it is an Enlightenment so don't be fooled so when you see these kinds of things I had to bring that up I saw that I was like that is absolutely hilarious

but obviously you know you get you get people like you know our Childress up getting these kind of indications there was another post as well just to bring that up I'm just trying to on momento let me see if I can bring this up one moment this was on earrings

you okay this is the one moment on mama Organa I've gotta bring this slash right

so what are the limits for ear piercing can you pierce the top of your ear or is it just the bottom and what is the reason for not piercing any other part of the body for example the ears and the nose etc it's permissible to pierce any part of the body that is considered to be acceptable among decent people as a sauce descendant for women so for example you appears in the ears which means that if your piercing one or two at the bottom that's considered to be

quite normal one or two two is kind of acceptable to a certain degree but to pierce up and above then that gets a bit abnormal for most people most people don't do that right that would problematics is fine because again you have many Muslim cultures which allow that and is considered to be quite normal and not indecent the reason why it's not permissible goron piercing every part of your body is because that's manipulating your body in a sense and there's no muffler in Islam Muslim means there's no there is no mutilation of any part of your body to make a hole through it etc so that's that's one of the reasons for it right

so that people is multi Manguera Saab and as you can see he's he's been asked a question on on piercing body parts so piercing the the kind of the helix the upper part of the ear or the cragger's or all the ear lobes or piecing the nose and and he begins by saying well you can do that because it's based on what people find approvable and then he says well actually decent people I don't know who the hell he's referring to as decent

secondly he says well no and you can't pierce the the of Hilux the upper part of the ear because that's not what decent people do and Muslims don't do that I'm thinking what kind of ethnographic studies has mogera Saab been doing what is yan about people pierce they you know i when i studied in pakistan and i used to go to the village my own grandmother had several piercings on her helix the upper part of the e and several women in the village used to have that and that is a very common standard practice they used

to have it you know they should have several kind of piercings this oh well you can't piece the helix because well nobody decent people don't do that it's problematic who problematize did you know this this is this isn't somebody's dad's Dean they just like when hey when they like this is problematic why because in my house nobody does it cha-cha-cha-cha

Gerke but yeah yeah so it's just like this is the dummy stuff and then the point when they justify okay so what is the what are the evidences evidence is why you can't piss your body says you can't piss your body because that would be mutilation and you think well but what about the year oh no but you can do the ear but isn't that mutilation oh no but uh decent people consider it okay you think well no but I just thought you said there's no Muslim in Islam which must lie by the way is nothing to do with this Muslim is when you get the

dead person you get a dead person and you disfigure a dead person this is what they used to do after battles so they used to kind of to kind of put the enemy the using muffler for body piercing is ridiculous now could understand if somebody completely distorted their face they changed it and I have seen some things like that and yes I could understand if that's the kind of analogy he was making but normal body piercing whether people whether it's on the face eyebrows at the parts of the you know the trackers the helix the lobe you know above above the

lip whether it's I don't know the lip the tongue whatever whatever people want to pierce if they do it's not Haram it can never be Haram like that okay this kind of whether it's the body piercing they want a piece they the navel many women do that or whatever it's not her arm okay now people may say oh people don't like it it's whatever that that's a different discussion it's up to people it's based on the culture the fashion but it's never a Haram thing and to say that oh this is distortion but when you do it here it's okay and when you do it

here it's Haram that is the the dumbest of all arguments I mean these are the arguments that make religion sounds so dumb honestly and speaking of questions and urgencies and Ramadan and most ease on a side note by the way people don't probably know these multi-man Garris up let me just bring up the comments again they just disappeared right most Iman Guerra Saab many many years ago was actually a

teacher of mine Allah say you know when I told you when I was just telling you guys today that when I first started to practice Islam and then I set off to travel so I think I must have just been 18 and I went to Damascus and I bumped into at that not bumped into I met of the Manguera sob at that time and his name's Abdul Rahman of the Rahman Mangueira I believe so I met him at that time and I was in Damascus University during the Arabic course and he came the and although I don't think he enrolled

well he used to come there often so I met him and because I was going through that whole very strict phase as well and and I remember him telling me about his whole each other and in the Quran and how he was saying that the Indian system of hadith studies is so enviable and it's the the hot peak of envy and things like and to be fair I'm actually in that aspect indebted to him because he inspired me to get any jazz in the Quran he inspired me that I want any jazz in the Quran and he inspired me to study

hadith because I I thought you know what wow that that is actually something because he was telling me that all here they don't have this and then I studied Hanafy fig with him for several months privately I used to visit him although many years later when I met him when I emerged as mosty Abu layth I actually told him that oh I don't know if you remember me and and he he obviously he couldn't remember me at all but everything I said about oh I saw you at Damascus University in this year he was like yes I was there I said I remember you having this certificate this Lord

certificate signed by sher Abdul Razak al hollaby and and he was like absolutely I did have that and I said then I visited your eyes to read not only that to you yeah I think in muhajireen oh and he was like absolutely I had a house there he was like everything you're saying is so spot-on but I just don't recall you so people obviously suppressed Roma no I'm only joking at that time I was a totally you know I was going through that phase I was still in that different mindset but it's interesting I mean thank God I didn't continue in that mindset otherwise I'd be giving what was

that pacing the helix is Haram and [Laughter] people and on that note we've got another very fascinating question mm-hmm people Iqbal's see the questions people the questions this is this is you see there's a lot of people are so intrigued so there was a Maliki group when a shoddy group discussing theology and firkin and the question that comes forward is that's really boggling the

people right so you just bring up this and I'll just read it out for you as you can see people this is what bothers this is on the minds of people this is what they really kind of caught up about okay yeah what is going on so someone has intercourse with his wife at Ramadan and

stops right with Fajar and ejaculated we're going to use a small prop okay so somebody don't just know pre-dawn sorry

they're like okay we need to they're excited so they start to have her intercourse but what happens is they stop right with Fajar but then the problem doesn't stop there people the problem is the vichara ejaculate right after fajar so this put everything aside

I want to know how this person's timing works that just look at his timing this person money at the exact at the instant crack of dawn he stops hahaha five axes he just holds that climax he's like mmm

he's like where is this gone hey just hold on he's like mmm this has come to an end this has come to the Sun's up I'm sorry this is warden the crack with with the crack this crack is over as well that's it so he stops right there he's like mmm control it's cocaine control

voila Chara Waltz is controlling does it perfectly II like it's like it you got a tight space and he brings the car from so far ripping it in at incredible speed doesn't complete handbrake takes it right in and parks it perfectly and then once he's parked as he switches it off he kind of stalls it leaps forward and crashes into the car in front of it he then ejaculates just after dawn he's

like yep I did it it's like Oh gah hey I'm see a lot of this one this one not nice it's like this or not nice my friend I thought I told you to hold put the brakes on but this are not nice one big problem now I've got a fakie problem you know Vicky's problem now I need to go to the Imam Imam brake good but also

brake not very good where did these people come up with these problems from and so this is what young rising Gulf teen post furture pour down after frigid days like just as furture pause there's a hole down pool and the vichara is like yeah what do I do now so well this is this is big problem you

know this one not nice my friend we need to work on that breaking power so well I've got good news for him for this brothers are so concerned that he had to put this question up in a well well we can take a ruling from this hadith that says look if you are eating and it is fudger then finish your food that's what the hadith says this it says finish your food relax once you've finished then go to pray so if it so happens that you are

busy well prop busy excited then you can talk worry you know this one you can finish it relax relax lot rankeillor and then you can you can carry on with your business don't worry the photo is there to save you I've saved you I've saved you unlike your braking system you can rely on my fatwas he's like yeah I wanted I wanted

an emergency stop yet the anti locking brake system okay anti locking brake you know this one anyway people you know what let's wrap this up it's been awesome as always right if you have any questions do reach out to me see some people making it very naughty in the comments about swallowing in teasing the viewers right so people reach out to me any questions any suggestions for the mind trap I should be on tomorrow

night just watch this space the only thing is I can't sometimes give perfect timings of when it's can happen I know it's around midnight just watch this space subscribe that way you'll have you know you'll get notifications you'll know when things are going down people when things are going down make sure you do like share my opinions get them out there people spread the fitting and facade Allah Akbar other than that those of you that don't Union till next I don't know whether we're gonna have a Monday nights in Ramadan I'm still in two minds but

till next time take very good care of yourselves well salam o alikum warahmatu lighter ila or Boracay two people much love stay blessed not over now