Dr. Javad T. Hashmi
Dr. Javad T. Hashmi
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Pray for PEACE and Stand Firmly For JUSTICE (Sermon after the Hamas attack)
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This was a Friday sermon delivered in Southern California by Dr. Javad T. Hashmi (Harvard University) the week after the October 7th Hamas attack.
The Made-in-America Mullahs [Part 1]: Wahhabi Islam, From British Protectorate to U.S. Asset
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In this lecture series, delivered at Emory University, Dr. Javad T. Hashmi (Harvard University) takes a look at the long history of British, American, and Israeli support for right-wing Islamism a deep and dark story that stretches back many decades and explains much of the world we live in today.
DEBATE: Is Daniel Haqiqatjou the Ultimate Grifter? (Hashmi vs Haqiqatjou)
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This was the epic second debate between Daniel Haqiqatjou and Dr. Javad T. Hashmi. Because Haqiqatjou cheated and removed the slides on his channel, it is important to watch it here. This debate was initially hosted by Modern Day Debate as Dr. Javad T. Hashmi of Harvard University took on Daniel Haqiqatjou of Muslim Skeptic. We are debating the thesis: "Which organization is more beneficial (or...
MEGA DEBATE: Islamic Modernism (Dr. Javad T. Hashmi) vs. Traditionalism (Daniel Haqiqatjou)
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Is Islamic modernism a better paradigm than Islamic traditionalism? In this debate, Dr. Javad T. Hashmi faced off against Daniel Haqiqatjou to discuss modernism vs traditionalism, especially in regards to the sub-topics of sexuality, religious freedom, warfare, and slavery. This debate was initially hosted on Modern Day Debate and has been reposted with permission.
The Quranic APOCALYPSE? Did the Prophet Predict the END OF THE WORLD?
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Islam, the RELIGION OF LOVE?: Love Talk and the Golden Rule
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How the Quran CONFIRMS and PROTECTS the Torah and Gospel
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What is THE MOST IMPORTANT Quranic Verse About How to View JEWS and CHRISTIANS?
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Are Jews and Christians Considered to be INFIDELS in the Quran?: An ANGRY Email
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Does the Sunna RULE OVER the Quran!?: Reaching a More BALANCED View on Hadith
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Beyond Religious DOGMA: What is the Difference Between FAITH and BELIEF?
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DONATE to MPAC RESEARCH to Support The Show -- THE IMPACTFUL SCHOLAR's Ramadan Donation Drive
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Fellow Muslims, Why Do We Sometimes Act like BARBARIANS? We need to STOP!
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What is THE STEEP PATH in True Religion? SOCIAL JUSTICE in the Quran
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What is THE STEEP PATH in True Religion? SOCIAL JUSTICE in the Quran
What is THE PRIMORDIAL RELIGION? The Supra-Confessional Faith of the Quran
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What is THE PRIMORDIAL RELIGION? The Supra-Confessional Faith of the Quran
Interview with Dr. Craig Considine, a Christian Academic Who Thinks Muhammad was a Prophet
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Interview with Dr. Craig Considine, a Christian Academic Who Thinks Muhammad was a Prophet
What Does "islām" Mean? And are JEWS and CHRISTIANS SAVED According to the Quran?
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What Does "islām" Mean? And are JEWS and CHRISTIANS SAVED According to the Quran?
METHOD to the MADNESS?: How Historians of Islam View the Early Sources
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METHOD to the MADNESS?: How Historians of Islam View the Early Sources
Why Religious Exclusivism is HARMFUL and the ROOT OF EVIL
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Why Religious Exclusivism is HARMFUL and the ROOT OF EVIL
Why the Aisha Marital Age Hadith is a FORGERY: An EXCLUSIVE Lecture by Dr. Joshua Little
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Why the Aisha Marital Age Hadith is a FORGERY: An EXCLUSIVE Lecture by Dr. Joshua Little
Hello and Welcome to The Impactful Scholar: An Intro Video
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Hello and Welcome to The Impactful Scholar: An Intro Video
Why Andrew Tate Represents EVERYTHING Our Religion OPPOSES: The HELL of Hedonism
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Why Andrew Tate Represents EVERYTHING Our Religion OPPOSES: The HELL of Hedonism
Oxford Scholar Dr. Joshua Little Gives 21 REASONS Why Historians are SKEPTICAL of Hadith
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Oxford Scholar Dr. Joshua Little Gives 21 REASONS Why Historians are SKEPTICAL of Hadith
WHY RELIGION STILL MATTERS: Speeches to Religion's Uncultured DESPISERS
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WHY RELIGION STILL MATTERS: Speeches to Religion's Uncultured DESPISERS
The Hamline Controversy: Why MPAC Supported the Professor and Academic Freedom
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The Hamline Controversy: Why MPAC Supported the Professor and Academic Freedom
Oxford Historian Dr. Joshua Little: From ISLAMOPHOBE to Islamic Studies SCHOLAR
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Oxford Historian Dr. Joshua Little: From ISLAMOPHOBE to Islamic Studies SCHOLAR
MPAC Fireside Chat: Islamic Declaration Against Religious Police with Mustafa Akyol
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MPAC Fireside Chat: Islamic Declaration Against Religious Police with Mustafa Akyol
How Islam BEGAN as a Religion of FREE CHOICE -- Rediscovering Quranic Liberty
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How Islam BEGAN as a Religion of FREE CHOICE Rediscovering Quranic Liberty
Why Muslims Should Say NO to Morality POLICE & YES to Religious FREEDOM
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Why Muslims Should Say NO to Morality POLICE & YES to Religious FREEDOM

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @TheCinamanic
    @TheCinamanic День тому

    Academics will speak like academics if you treat them like academics. He's here, at the end of it all saying "wrap it up, you are stupid" and not letting his opponent finish a sentence through out the debate without interrupting with some mumbling. Your ideas were useful in what we can call the 'Richard Dawkins era' and could be seen as a kind of 'revolution.' What Hashmi is doing is offering a counter-argument to new-age atheist myths, using historical, sociological, and philosophical perspectives to bridge the gap between those myths and the realities of the function of religious grouping that could be realized through Islam. He sees it as an evolving entity and views its operationalization through the ages mostly as a human creation, like any other world religion.

  • @Clapping-lisi
    @Clapping-lisi День тому

    WRONG!! That same word for woman is used for killing babies in the river in the time of Moses.

  • @TheCinamanic
    @TheCinamanic День тому

    Harris made me hear the, "fcuk u, fcuk u, fcuk u,.. " as in the Indian accent meme. The "four-horse-men" era of atheism is out dated bro. Well done Hashimi for trying to bring out a much deeper understanding of Islam 🍉🫒❤️

  • @QuranOnlyFans
    @QuranOnlyFans День тому

    The key important points he made here I've not heard articulated before: - the isnad was a later invention - some narrators seemed to have suspicously long lives - hadiths had a rough cut off point for prophecies - hadiths reflected the changing times - you can measure the rate of variation using ICMA and conclude it is exactly like a 'game of telephone' - the hadiths contains storytelling tropes - there's an amnesiac disconnect between hadiths and the Quran

  • @homer1273
    @homer1273 День тому

    i cringe! really i cringe when i hear yasir qadhi speak

  • @QuranOnlyFans
    @QuranOnlyFans День тому

    @1:50 you clearly started feeling the fires of Hell, right? 😄

  • @QuranOnlyFans
    @QuranOnlyFans День тому

    Interesting, but does anyone really need a PhD to be sceptical about the hadith? They're just anecdotes about what was allegedly said or done in a specific period well before they were documented. They often contradict each other and are based on a chain of hearsay. They wouldn't past muster in any (Western) court of law to be admitted as evidence. Memory is fallible and people exaggerate. Then you've got to take into account that they were recounted and then compiled by believers, so there's a possible bias factor coming into play there. And how did Bukhari, e.g., collect these in the first place? Some Dawahgandists will claim that he memorised ~600k without writing anything (or very little) down. Thats literally impossible as it would amount to him having to memorise something like ~25m words, inc both matm and isnad. He also needed to mentally organise these, memorise them, analyse them and cross reference them to work out which contradicted each other and which ones contradicted the Quran - all in his head! Ludicrous.

  • @jokrwx3
    @jokrwx3 День тому

    it's like a pure water with drops of black ink, give it more time and the whole color will change without mixing it. give it more time and the image will change. this is just sad.

  • @elliot7205
    @elliot7205 3 дні тому

    Dr how do you reconcile animal suffering with a compassionate god?

  • @teardropsonmyfallen
    @teardropsonmyfallen 3 дні тому

    I actually think Daniel should be arrested

  • @philosophy.and.coffee_
    @philosophy.and.coffee_ 3 дні тому

    Daniel is the clown who once said " if you say yes to college for women , you are saying yes to your granddaughter on onlyfans " What an imbecilic individual he is

  • @megag52
    @megag52 3 дні тому

    Shit job here Javid. You really didn't seem like You were interested in what he had to say. Very poor form

  • @garifhimself9987
    @garifhimself9987 3 дні тому

    Religious pluralism doesn't mean that kafirs will not be in hell forever. They will.

  • @Kassalawy56789
    @Kassalawy56789 5 днів тому

    Without the Quran there would have been no hadith....!! So, the Quran is the superior & hadith explain the Quran...

  • @hhe5357
    @hhe5357 5 днів тому

    The Prophet peace be upon him followed the Quran. The Quran states that the age of maturity has to be reached for marriage. Children are not for marriage.

  • @DrWoofOfficial
    @DrWoofOfficial 6 днів тому

    16:19 yes reports from liars like the rafida. no caliph burnt hadeeth books.

  • @DrWoofOfficial
    @DrWoofOfficial 6 днів тому

    How do you verify the qira'aat and riwayaat of the Quran?

  • @Kassalawy56789
    @Kassalawy56789 6 днів тому

    Until this day in Sudan, Doctors in the rural area guess the age when a birth certificate is needed in case of starting school for example .. Because mostly there are no records keeping in villages & the country sides. Islamophobes like this argument against Islam when they're cornered about the bible corruption.... Too bad for them we like our prophet & our holy Quran... Thanks God for Islam

  • @GeloThaTopBoy
    @GeloThaTopBoy 7 днів тому

    You made Islam make so much sense to me. Alhamdulilah

  • @Shahzaib_0123
    @Shahzaib_0123 7 днів тому

    Thank you very much very helpful and informative vedio

  • @khalidNroses
    @khalidNroses 7 днів тому

    Thank you Dr Javad for doing this interview learned a lot .

    • @ainulhussain9490
      @ainulhussain9490 3 дні тому

      If the Quran never said anything about needing anything other than the Quran, does that mean in terms of guidance or survival? You are contradicting yourself because there are so many things that we require in order to learn and grow that aren't in the Quran. So, when you say we need nothing aside from the Quran, does that mean you don't need science, geography, and all other knowledge? Is the Quran alone enough? Right, aside from the Quran, you still need other books. That is why you need the Quran and intellect to understand the religion of Islam. Quranism is a religion of brain damage.

  • @wongprakosa
    @wongprakosa 7 днів тому

    It is good for muslims to revisit hadiths despite the authentic ones. Alot of works ...

  • @GarethBryant15
    @GarethBryant15 7 днів тому

    Muslim&Non-Muslim Islamophobes aren't Islamic-Authorities: garethbryant.wordpress.com/2024/05/22/islamophobesarentauthorities/

  • @shaheedabdulazeez7366
    @shaheedabdulazeez7366 7 днів тому

    Written with their own hands; TALMUD!!!!!

  • @ayowhat6139
    @ayowhat6139 8 днів тому

    I have recently discovered your channel and i like your way of thinking. But if we cant trust hadith then how do we pray? How do I know how to pray?

    • @DrJavadTHashmi
      @DrJavadTHashmi 8 днів тому

      Two things: Firstly, my intervention is only to say that we "downgrade" the Hadith, so that we no longer consider it scriptural canon, but this does not mean that you can't use it as a source. After all, the sīra is not scriptural canon, yet we still use it from a religious perspective. In fact, we could simply "downgrade" Hadith to the level of sīra and that would solve a lot of problems. (Although, for the record, I think the sīra is superior to the Hadith.) The point, though, is that one can still use the Hadith selectively in a critical way, which would not preclude using it to figure out how to pray. Secondly, the fact is that we don't learn how to pray from the Hadith. I could give all the books of Hadith to a person living on a remote island, and if they hadn't been taught how to pray, they would simply not be able to reconstruct Islamic prayer from the books of Hadith. It's just too fragmentary and contradictory. Not a single hadith tells you how to pray from beginning to end, or even anything close to it. The reality is that we learn how to pray due to the continuous lived tradition of Islam, which is passed down from one generation to the next, from parent to child. You don't need Hadith for that.

  • @QuranOnlyFans
    @QuranOnlyFans 9 днів тому

    It still amazes me that people think that this is the methodology a supposedly all-knowing Creator of an entire universe would use to convey a final message to one particular species on one particular planet. Relay a message via an angel to a supposedly illiterate man who will, in turn, pass that message onto his followers bit by bit. Some of them may hopefully take notes (scribes); others will just memorise the recitation..... oh, some of these key narrators have been dying in battle, let's collate everything into a book and then subsequently have disputes over the correct recitations, so Uthman has to order variant copies to be burned, but you still see textual variants now (Hafs vs Warsh va al-Bazzi).... and you can only understand the Quran by using the hadiths... but loads of those were fabricated after being collected by Bukahri and others just wandering around over several years and somehow working out their own grading systems.... but if you still have questions about Islam you also have to consult the Sunnah and the scholars..... and now academics like Dr Hashmi here are now saying those same scholars were wrong. You've only had 1400 years to sort out such an incoherent mess!

  • @CB66941
    @CB66941 9 днів тому

    I'm not diminishing the general intent of the message, and I think most, if not all people who listen to this would affirm the humanity of everyone in the conflict, regardless of religion or lack thereof. But I did get uncomfortable when you mentioned atheists as being a major force behind Zionism. Not that I think your statement isn't correct but I do think it can be weaponized by people who might quote mine you against non believers, especially with them being minorities in many countries.

  • @SillyTubereal
    @SillyTubereal 10 днів тому

    The Quran refers to the Torah and the Gospel as they were sent down, not the corruption that the Jews and the Christians have added into them. The Bible is not corrupted but a compilation of the sacred texts of the Christians and the Jews that include parts of the previous scriptures as well. Imagine if Muslims decided to combine all the Islamic texts such as the Quran, the hadith, and the seerah into one volume and gave it a single name, that would be what Bible is to the Christians and the Jews. No Muslim would refer to that book as the Quran. Similarly, the Bible is not the same as the Torah, Injil, and Zabur, the Bible contains parts of those scriptures. So we use the Quran as a criterion when reading the texts of the People of the book. And also, "with them" doesn't mean that everything they have with them is correct.

  • @BM8C7
    @BM8C7 10 днів тому

    Very smart man

  • @almazchati4178
    @almazchati4178 10 днів тому

    Hadith is collected and sorted into into various reliability categories. I don't think that there could be an issue with that process. The question which may be raised is if the prophet really said them. From person-to-person transmission errors, and the transmitters failing memories, to malicious transmitters, they may be compromised. That may be so, but still they could be significant if the transmitters are known to be non-malicious. So if they do not negate Quran, or each other, or the common sense, or contradicted by well known facts, their may be partially true. In those cases, one needs to take them into consideration. Aisha was 5 or 6 or 7 etc. for example, is one of those case where one should not rely on them. However, that her age may be wrong, does not mean that, the rest of the story is wrong.

  • @GarethBryant15
    @GarethBryant15 11 днів тому

    The Age of `Ai'shah bint-`Abdillah (May Allah be pleased with them) and Muhammad ibn-`Abdillah (Peace be upon them) is well documented. garethbryant.wordpress.com/2013/11/17/thechildmarriageissue/ garethbryant.wordpress.com/2020/10/29/judeochristianislamophobia/

  • @GarethBryant15
    @GarethBryant15 11 днів тому

    "Abrahamic" is a Mythos/Pseudo-Narrative...the 1st Muslim-Human was Adam (Peace be upon them): the Progenitor/Patriarch-Of-Humanity. (Noble-Qur'an: Chpt.2, V.30-36) garethbryant.wordpress.com/2022/01/30/abrahamicfallacy/

  • @GarethBryant15
    @GarethBryant15 11 днів тому

    This-Video is Islamophobia by default/definition via al-Qur'aniyyah/Qur'anism. garethbryant.wordpress.com/2013/08/17/quranandsunnahjointly/ garethbryant.wordpress.com/2019/11/13/quranism/

  • @homer1273
    @homer1273 11 днів тому

    The Quran doesn’t confirm the bible in the sense that people think. When the Quran points to what is revealed there in, it doesn’t mean it endorses everything in the bible between the 2 covers, including the writings of Paul. The bible and its contents have changed many times

  • @homer1273
    @homer1273 11 днів тому

    You’re an expert in saying a lot without really saying anything clearly. And the Quran is not endorsing the bible. Even Christian’s don’t claim the whole bible is revelation. except conservative evangelicals who believe the earth is 6000 years old.

  • @tyronealaka6537
    @tyronealaka6537 11 днів тому

    Look how Muslims treat women and gay people so I do believe he married a child

  • @sugagal1000
    @sugagal1000 11 днів тому

    Shouting, raising your voice and being argumentative does not mean that you are right. It's suppose to be a dialogue, give Dr Javad a chance to speak.

  • @shaheedabdulazeez7366
    @shaheedabdulazeez7366 11 днів тому

    Hadiths = Talmud

  • @eee-ip3ji
    @eee-ip3ji 11 днів тому

    ua-cam.com/video/5W1Ez_XNZb0/v-deo.htmlsi=qVb1L0Yz9oZ4SHjZ

  • @santhiramorgan8329
    @santhiramorgan8329 12 днів тому

    Dr Anthony, Islamic website has the same rock inscription. They have translated line 8 as BUILT while you have translated it as REBUILT. Who is right?

  • @ryandrake1034
    @ryandrake1034 12 днів тому

    Hello Javad I am a Islamic traditionalist I just want to give a few points of criticism First the idea that traditionalist Muslims were not rationalist is simply an absurd idea example asharis (the majortiy of sunnis) It is said that in the early period, Ash'arites followed a method that combined reason and revelation. This is in contrast to the assertions by some Ash'arites that those who believe without thinking (mukallid) cannot be true believers.This view indicates that believing in religion without using reason and thought is considered invalid according to them. The later period some Ash'arites prioritized reason and relegated revelation to a secondary position, stating that revelation could never contradict reason. Examples of these include al-Juwayni, al-Ghazali, Fakhr al-Din al-Razi, and Qadi Baydawi. The majority of the Ash'arites went further, stating that only reason provides certain knowledge, while revelation is merely a matter of conjecture and cannot provide knowledge or certainty.(you can find the sources in wikipedia) As for the flat earth their are list of muslim scholars who did not believe it and some even said their was conseuses (Ibn hazm ibn tayimyah ibn jawzi fahkr al din razi al juwayni and al ghazali as examples of scholars who said the world was round) As for arab superortiy all the sources are salafi and if you read the rest of ibn tayimyah you find him saying However, the people of theological rhetoric are of the view that there is no excellence or preference of one race over another, and this is the view of Abu Bakr Ibn Al-Tayyib and others. This is also the doctrine of 'Ash-Shu'ubiyah' (a group who hate and oppose the Arabs) so majortiy of muslims (asharis and maturdis) do not have this view and we have clear hadith and quran verse saying that everyone is equal on them being pious As for slave women dress even seculer historians disagree with you pernila myre says in her essay slaves for purchase says that most jurist do require slaves to cover themselves up in the hanfi school Abu Hanifa and al-Shaybani stated that a concubine's chastity should be protected and she should be established inside the home According to Ibn Abidin, most Hanafi scholars did not allow a female slave's chest, breasts or back to be exposed for the maliki school they use prove form the people of Medina here is what they say Ibn Jurayj (150 AH/767 CE) reported that it had reached him from some of the sheikhs of the people of Medina that slave women wear the khimar (it is big enough to cover the chest) when they begin to menstruate, but they do not wear the jilbab. in the hanbail school kuwait encyclopedia of fiqh says that The Hanbali scholars said the nakedness of a maidservant is like the nakedness of a free woman. It is not permissible to look at her except with what is permissible to see in regards to a free woman. The zahrir were know to also say that their awrah is the same as a free women also they could not just be bare chested in the middle of the pubic evidence for this is It is not permissible for a man to look at a slave woman other than his own Muhammad ibn al-Hassan al-Shaybani (d. 189 AH/804 CE). Al-Mabsut, vol. 3, p. 47 If you want more information of the topic i reccomed reading the essay Status Distinctions and Sartorial Difference: Slavery, Sexual Ethics, and the Social Logic of Veiling in Islamic Law it clear that this was done when there was no fitna as stated As for what has been reported about the jurists of the garrison towns (fuqahāʾ al-amṣār), who permit a woman to expose her face and hands, this is restricted to [cases in which] there is no fear of temptation (fitna). Where can such a well-behaved society-in which a person is safe from the fear of temptation when women go about unveiled-be found? zāhid al-kawtharī (d. 1371/1951) As for enuchs and boy love this is clear haram if you just read the Quran and hadith remember the scholars are not infalible. There is more but these are my main problems and sorry for my bad English hope to hear a response and salam.

    • @DrJavadTHashmi
      @DrJavadTHashmi 11 днів тому

      Thank you for your input. You raise many different points. I will try to respond to them all, but I really can't invest that much time in UA-cam comments: 1. As for Ashʿaris and rationalism, scholars will often call them "semi-rationalists." But they can equally be called "semi-fideists," depending on whether or not you see the glass as half-full or half-empty. First, however, keep in mind that my debate was primarily directed against Ḥanbalī traditionalism, not Ashʿarism. Secondly, Ashʿaris would fall under a wide spectrum of thought, with their more rationalist thinkers -- such as Fakhr al-Dīn al-Rāzī -- being something I think modern Muslims can indeed take inspiration from. Yet, at the same time, there was also historically a tendency towards closing the gap with Ḥanbalism, as evidenced by the eponymous founder of the school himself, i.e. Imām al-Ashʿārī. You are right to note that the later Ashʿarī tradition was more rationalist. That is not something I deny. However, this is in no small part due to the influence of the Islamic philosophers, who are takfīred by traditionalists. Furthermore, Ashʿaris typically endorsed using reason instrumentally. They believed that reason was used in order to get you to affirm God, the Messengership and Message of Muḥammad, after which one should submit one's will to revelation. That is to say, human reason got you through the door but then after that, you are to park it at the door and not rely on it. So, I very much look down on this type of instrumentalist use of reason. And so no, I would not classify them as rationalist believers, although we could quibble about terms. I acknowledge the Universal Principle, al-Qānūn al-Kullī, which you mention. Yet, I reject Ghazālī's claim that one can resort to a higher level of abstraction only as a sort of last resort option or when forced to do so. Anyways, this is a long topic. And all I will say is that the advanced later Ashʿarī and Māturīdī schools are indeed much better than the traditionalist schools and expressions before them. 2. As for your second point, there were any number of traditionalist medieval scholars who affirmed that the earth was flat and even who fought against those who said otherwise. The claims of consensus, as they usually are, are false. I have even read that it could credibly have been the other way around, i.e. a majority of scholars holding the earth to be flat, although my only claim is that the belief was held by not a few scholars based on their flawed methodology. I don't need to make the argument that all traditionalist scholars were flat-earthers for my point to be effective. My point is that the methodology is flawed such that a not a few scholars insisted upon a flat earth. I'd rather not follow a methodology that can often lead to this sort of conclusion. In fact, we can just ask you right now: Do you believe that the first human (whom you call Adam) was the result of human evolution? If no -- or if you hedge and give some complicated answer -- then can we just acknowledge that this is a similar bind as flat-eartherism is? 3. Your claim about Arab superiority is simply not true. It is not limited to "Salafi" scholars, Salafiyya being a term that only came into existence in modernity. Actually many Salafis would emphacise human equality far more than Ḥanafīs, for example, the latter of whom have historically actively discriminated in marriage on this very basis, i.e. Arab vs non-Arab. There is a whole doctrine about this. As for your claim against the Shuʿūbiyya, it was THEY, not the so-called "orthodox" traditionalists, who argued for non-Arab equality, which the traditionalists twisted to pretend they were "hating" Arabs. This is not terribly different than white racists complaining about blacks wanting equality and pretending that equates to hating whites. 4. As for your claim about slave women, I will simply reiterate the historical fact: a very large number of Islamic scholars allowed for slave women to be exposed at slave markets, where they could be inspected and even groped. This was indeed done all the way up until the 1960s in Saudi Arabia, continuous with practice before that in the Ottoman Empire and before. Your claim about "even historians disagree," I am familiar with the work of Pernilla Myrne. Why don't you give me the citation for what you are referring to and then tell me what sentence I uttered in my debate that conflicts with anything she said. But, give me a direct quote from me with time stamp and an exact citation from her, including page number. 5. As for eunuchs and boy love, you will need to cite exactly what I said that you think was false.

    • @ryandrake1034
      @ryandrake1034 10 днів тому

      @@DrJavadTHashmi Thanks for the replay Javad I will try to respond to them the best I can 1.I acknowledge that some asharis were not rationalist or that you were mostly taking about hanbails my point is that you are calling this Sunni traditionalism so this would be more broad of a topic then just one school which was actually then minority thorough out history. As for abu hasan al ashari (or just hasan for short) not being a rationalist is something I would have to disagree with as statement form early followers say Imam Abu Bakr b. Furak (d. 406h) said, as reported in Tabyin Kadhib al-Muftari (p. 127): “Shaykh Abu al-Hasan ‘Alī b. Isma’il al-Ash’ari went from following the doctrine of the Mu’tazila to aiding the doctrine of Ahl al-Sunna wa al-Jama’a with RATIONAL proofs, and he wrote books on that.” Other scholars mentioned he followed the path of Ibn kullab like Ibn hajar al asqlani and ibn Khaldun Even the Al jahiz (a know rationlist ) was scared of ibn kullab movemnet as stated According to Benjamin Jokisch, those who converted to Islam became known as Nawabit (Neophytes) and formed the fundament of the traditionalist opposition in Baghdad.However it was also used by scholars such as al-Jahiz as a term for a group he and other Mu'tazilites grew increasingly worried at for they were seen as having more INTELLECT able than them and had advanced in KALAM. Al-Jahiz confesses that they have been building up a type of solidarity against the Mu'tazila and have become aggressive against them, claiming to have on their side, "the masses, the recluses, the jurists, the hadith people and the ascetics". Wadad al-Qadi notes that all of those who wrote on them, aside from one, were Mu'tazilites or Mu'tazilite sympathisers and that he finds it curious that none of the Muslim heresiographers mention them as a sect, aside from Ibn al-Nadim, who Wadad would hesitate to call a heresiographer. Wadad concludes, "Indeed, under different names, they are still with us today. And dont forget philosphers like Ibn Khaldun, Al biruni, Ibn nafsi, and Ibn arabi were ashari in creed Personaly I would call them rationlist for their ideas which they did defend with reason based proofs In fact even Incoherence of the philosophers use tons of rationalist proofs to debunk the philosophers. 2.All am saying is that you saying that it was a common belief of the scholars that the earth was flat is not fully accurate and at least half of the scholars (am giving a generous answer) belief in a round earth in fact even companions of ibn hanbal believed the earth as round heres links if you want more information All in all you can be a traditionalist and also believe in the round earth sapienceinstitute.org/does-the-quran-say-the-earth-is-flat/en.yabiladi.com/articles/details/81729/muslim-scholars-knew-that-earth.html 3.I think you forgot what the rest of the statement of ibn taymiyah which clear say that the people of kalam (Asharis, Maturdis) belived that people were depend not on their skin color am not saying that muslim scholars were not racist all am saying is that all or even majortiy believed this is over all far fetched. Also you trust when they say their was consensuses for the race but not for other things like round earth? (Also for the Shuʿūbiyya, I never claimed that about them that as just a bracked in the quotes however if you want to know some of the fierces enemies against them were Ibn Qutaybah (a Persian scholar) and some source say they created the quote "all knowledge belongs to the Iranians" so make of that what you well). 4.for the page number and quotes here Myrne, Pernilla (2019). "Slaves for Pleasure in Arabic Sex and Slave Purchase Manuals from the Tenth to the Twelfth Centuries". Journal of Global Slavery. 4 (2):218 Also for information the women often had to inspect the slaves and not to men source for that Amira Bennison. The Great Caliphs: The Golden Age of the 'Abbasid Empire. Yale University Press. pp. 146-147 Even still am not a Fan of slavery as even traditionalist scholar like The great Egyptian scholar Muhammad Abu Zahra summed it up: Islam would welcome a day when slavery was banned. 5.I actually agree with you on this am just saying how even the tradtion is not divine I stil believe it has many good that out weights the bad. Additional criticisms Ibn hanbal of anthropomorphism has been debunked by even in the 12th cenutry by ibn jawzi in his book Daf' Shubah al-Tashbih a book about how hanbails went away form tawhid to anthrophomophism and abandoned ibn hanbal. Also watch this video and masud.com article on the topic ua-cam.com/video/HJcowL6KlIQ/v-deo.html In conculsion I just want to defend tradtional islam I just want you to know that you are not my enemy and just want to learn like all people oncue again sorry for my bad englsh best reading to want more for sunni tradtionlism muslimanswersfiles.files.wordpress.com/2014/02/critiquingacritique-foudah.pdf on logic asharidefence.com/2023/08/25/50-scholars-who-said-allah-exists-without-a-place-makan-and-a-body-jism/ On were is allah In general my misson is to show that islamic tradtionlism is just more then what it crack up to be anyway have a good day and salam.

    • @DrJavadTHashmi
      @DrJavadTHashmi 10 днів тому

      @@ryandrake1034 Thanks for the response. As I can’t go back and forth on this due to time, I’ll let your reply be the last one. Take care!

  • @doctorofpharmacologytoxico9556
    @doctorofpharmacologytoxico9556 12 днів тому

    Since no one can reconcile evolution and the islamic concept of Adam and eve; I present my hypothesis. 1. Explanation of Adam and Eve as first humans; Adam was the first mutated Homo sapiens originating from within a neanderthal community. This means that he was the first Homo sapiens. Similarly Eve was also the first female Homo sapiens. God says that Adam is a messenger. This means a community was present for the message to be delivered to. The above mentioned neanderthal community could be the recipient of his message. 2. Who did the sons of Adam marry? They married the neanderthal females. They would have the dominant genes for them to produce Homo sapiens offspring from the neanderthal females.

  • @simoncosta1828
    @simoncosta1828 12 днів тому

    Christian comes from the name Christ , SO HOW CAN JESUS BE CHRISTIAN? RELIGION CAME AFTER JESUS CHRIST.

  • @Johnny-mr8pu
    @Johnny-mr8pu 13 днів тому

    This great why don't Muslims present this perspective when doing dawah. I would like to communicate a hypothesis how the three Abrahamic religions are one structural unit

  • @ishtiaqmiraj1853
    @ishtiaqmiraj1853 13 днів тому

    Muslims don’t realize that by canonizing “Hadith” they just turn themselves into Mushrikeen.

  • @CB66941
    @CB66941 13 днів тому

    I'm an ex-Christian and I think it is fascinating that back then we start to see Muslims try to get Christians to be, well, Christians by appealing to their book (though still asking to also appeal to the Quran). And I always thought it was weird that many Muslims don't quote the Torah despite the Quran having a high reverence for it. But it is certainly surprising to me that the Quran appeals to the Gospels. But I notice it doesn't mention them by name, merely saying the Gospels, which I think would include MORE than just the 4 gospels Christians currently hold.

  • @syedasimali1946
    @syedasimali1946 13 днів тому

    Excellent, but too fast. You need to go a bit slower and let the information sink in the mind of the listener.

  • @doncotti_certi4ever
    @doncotti_certi4ever 13 днів тому

    Qur'an 71:17 ‘And God has caused you to grow from earth like a plant (in a mode of growth particular to you) The verse alludes to the first origin of the father of humanity from the elements of the earth - soil, air, and water - and also the material origin of every human being, which are the same elements that are made into particular biological entities in human body. As Hamdi Yazır points out, the word nabātan, which comes at the end of the verse as an adverbial complement to "grow," denotes the particular way of human creation and growth. So, the verse allows no room for any inclination toward the Darwinian Theory of Evolution.

  • @syedasimali1946
    @syedasimali1946 14 днів тому

    Javed, Habibur Rahman Kandhalwi had reached conclusions similar to those of Joshua in the early 90s. Pls check his research book, available pdf online, Omar e Ayesha par Tahqiqi Nazar. I hope you can read Urdu, being a Pakistani. عمر عائشہ پر تحقیقی نظر، حبیب الرحمن کاندھلوی. Carry on your great work!

  • @GarethBryant15
    @GarethBryant15 15 днів тому

    Ex-Muslim Culture bears 0-Merit: garethbryant.wordpress.com/2023/02/05/exmuslimculture/