How Holy Prophet and Imams of Ahlulbayt Faced Racism |
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- Опубліковано 21 лют 2022
- The month of February (or October, depending on where you live) is commemorated as Black History Month in the Western world, highlighting the sufferings of the people of colour and their journey towards liberation.
Although Islam discourages racism very strongly, we can not assume that Muslims do not struggle with being unprejudiced. History tells us that even the Holy Prophet and the Imams faced racism. And their lives teach us how to embrace all races and colours.
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Salaams, what’s the full title of this lecture? I can’t find it. Can you give me the link or the full title so I can listen to the entire lecture. Thanks.
Found it. ua-cam.com/video/ODMCaVJG-BU/v-deo.html
May allah bless shaykh vinay khetia
Allah Akbar Allahuma swale Ala Prophet Muhammad wa Ahlbait prophet Muhammad saww wa Ahlbait prophet Muhammad saww may Allah swt protect Us from all evils minal jinat wa naci Bihurumati Prophet Muhammad wa Ahlbait prophet Muhammad saww twahrna
BarakAllah akhi I’ve enjoyed this video
Wow,this has been so informative
Its mostly a lie
@@AyanAli-py7ci
of course, any thing you are not familiar with is " mostly " a lie.
Any thing you do not like is " mostly " a lie. Any thing differs from what your sheikhs say is " mostly " a lie.
Be honest, patient and learn as much as you can about Islam and the Prophet of Islam is mostly better for you. READ.
Maa shaa Allah.
SubhanAllah I didn't know Mariyah (RA) was a black woman! That's so interesting and such a cool thing to know.
We will suggest you to do more research on coptics :)
As salaam alaykum alhamdulilah. Is there a possible way to see the entire lecture. Masha’Allah I really wanted to hear more about this.
ua-cam.com/video/ODMCaVJG-BU/v-deo.html
Shaykh Vinay, how come the Arab shia scholars never said or atleast I never heard them talk about ibrahim (son of Nabi Muhammad, a.s) being of darker complexion. I’m passed right now
Many a times scholars do discuss but of course issues like these are assumed not to be present in our societies.
Salaama Alaikum, what lecture is this from? What’s the “title” of the lecture; I’m trying to find the full version.
Here you go. Apologies for the delay. ua-cam.com/video/ODMCaVJG-BU/v-deo.html
The lecture is indeed an extract from the seemingly or presumed suppressed hoards of truth about what actually happened and who were there, and how were they to be precise. This is just the herald of what is come because white wash agenda within our community based on deliberate cover up must vacate us as soon as possible to allow a lasting solution to reign. We can't continue to get unnecessarily confused with minor issues as educated Muslims whilst we have the solution. We have to simply have the courage to accept the fact that the dark tone of skin is link to all the prophets and their descendants (a.s.) and stop the confusion.
🙏🏻🙏🏻😘🤲🤲
Kokab Batool ,
May I share some of my " ridiculous " thoughts with you ,,
So many Muslims worldwide have no problem using the - face to face hands - symbol to express their thanks, sympathy, gratitude or pleading ,,,
My humble assessment is that this icon is not easily fitted in the overall islamic culture just because it is originally from other cultures and ways of doing prayers ..
Thank you.
@@adamnouri23 Salam Brother,
Thanks for giving such a great advice,Remember me in your dua .
May Allah s,w,a bless you for telling the truth but the other hypocrite will say color doesn't matter in Islam and i said did Allah not said He made us in to tribes in other to know ourselves ? so how do we know ourselves if we didn't discuss this
"Abd Al Muttalib fathered ten lords, Black as night and magnificent." -Al -Jahiz..... just saying...
Indeed my bro
Bro people here don't know that Hashmis are Blackish because of BiBi Hajera. The mother of Ismail AS. If anything, this is proof that Hashemis are from Abraham.
This.
'Aisha and her father Atiq themselves were from dark skin origins. Their forefathers were brought as slaves to qureish and other Arabs. Abu Bakr's people like 'Umar's were brought and kept in the lowest social ranks. They had no say in the society. Both men offered their daughters 'Aisha and Hafsa to the Prophet of Islam as wives. The truth is they used their daughters as investments. They wanted to have access to the Prophet of Islam for their future ambitions. The Prophet of Islam knew all that but he was not allowed to turn them down. Almighty Allah commanded His Messanger to marry the trouble makers and keep them. However, Almighty Allah did not allow these two trouble making wives to have children with the His Messanger and He allowed that to happen with the believing woman Maria al-qubtia. That's how and why fathers and daughters got really mad and done all kind of plots against the Prophet of Islam to the point of killing him with poison ,,,
Are you intentionally hiding the fact that the original pure Arabs were dark-skinned like the people in the Sudan or do you really not know? I have a question for you. What color was Ali ibn Abi Talib رضي الله عنه? What color was Mohamed Al-Nafs Al-Zakiya?
Even though that doesn't change the contributions of Ahlulbayt to end racism, the Hashimites were known to have fair complexions.
Ahsmwm
Fair amongst Black people.
@@maa7332 What do you mean?
@@Thaqlain Like who?
@@thetariqberrychannel7315
There are light skinned African/Black colored people.
Many people are considered light around black people who might be considered brown around white people. If the Bani Isreal were dark like the Eygptians considering Musa(as) was dark black, then the Arabs who Ismeal(as) married into that never left the region nor married other cultures surely were not white like Europeans, but light amongst Black people.
Imam Ali a.s, acaccording to Sunni and Shia scholars, was described as Adam Shadid al-Udma (very dark) also the same color as Bilal r.a
Most of the Imam's were dark (Black).
Only 2 were dark
No Imam Ali (a) was not black, he was tanned. Not that it matters
In regards to Imam Ali, there has been researches on what his exact physical appearance was. To a certain extent, it has been found that in the specific case of Imam Ali, Ummayad historian tried to picture him with an appearance that can arouse aversion. Hence we see his description as short heighted with a belly along with chicken legs and a black complexion. Even though if Imam Ali had this kind of appearance he would still be Imam Ali, but in his particular case, this appearance neither meets that of his parents nor of his progeny.
@Wingchunspecialist
Why should we care what Suyuti, a Sunni historian, reports on any Imam?
Sunni books are filled with all sorts of baseless claims. This can be another
@Wingchunspecialist
Sunnis have an agenda. If they can make up lies about the Prophet “having a black dot of kufr on his heart”, they can make up lies about anything else
These are some of the licensed agents, please it has been too long for us to be able to put a lasting solution to this and stop the prolonged lies whilst wearing turbans claiming to represent the Sunna of Rasoolullah (s a w) when the He himself was a typically black African, Muhammad s a w and Imam Ali were both described as black people.
Please no prophet of the time from Adam to Muhammad was white and no proper or original Arabs were white as well, so we must not be promoters of lies here. The Hashimites of the house of the holy prophet were only black people. Both Rassool and Imam Ali were described as black Africans.
As far as i have knowledge, this isn't the case
I don't have a reference right know to give you but, this is not the case.
Khoi said no!. please. Lying about the race of the Imam is not a sin, it’s kufr. You can’t try to change the religion to proselytize.
This comment made me believe what sheikh wants to convey.
The irony here is this person who is denying valid history is of dark complexion himself so in other words it shows you how deep self hatred can be. Lol . Love you Imam Jawaad.peace and blessings upon you and on your family
@@giftoflight5326 I love Imam Jawad(as). I didn’t say anything racist.
@El Malakh Feo Imam hassan and Imam Hussain didn't marry Greek people
@El Malakh Feo the zanj rebellion was lead by a Zayd Ibn Ali progeny who is half Imam Hussain(PBUH) and half Sindhi