So in conclusion backbiting is allowed when: 1. Someone has taken your right and you want to get your rights back, by telling an authority. 2. When someone's actions are harming the community 3. When someone asks you for personal advice about whether a person is good or bad 4. Maybe to ask for sincere advice from a trusted person if you dont know what to do or if you are in the wrong or the right.
@@muslims890 yeah im in the same situation as you. Idk really. It depends on your judgement. Are the people who are backbiting him friends with him? If yes then you should probabky tell him gently. Also are they ruining his reputation? Then maybe you should stand up to him behind his back or tell him. Also it depends on your friend, is he going to be upset by it? Ig it differs by situation
What if the niyya was you don’t want to work with someone that your boss wants you to work with…and you tell them, you don’t want to because that person has attitude with you
le prophete Mohamad etait triste quand Abu Bakr a repondu a son provocateur : l'affaire a ete reglee. Les calomniateur purufient leur victimes et par la deviennent des Dhalimeen ! Repentez vous ya qawm Dhalimeen ! the prophet Mohammad was sad when Abu Bakr replied to his provocateur: the matter was settled. The backbeeters purify their victims and becomes Dhalimeen ! REPENT ! Sourate Shura 42:21 اَمۡ لَهُمۡ شُرَكٰٓؤُا ؟ شَرَعُوۡا لَهُمۡ مِّنَ الدِّيۡنِ مَا لَمۡ يَاۡذَنۡۢ بِهِ اللّٰهُؕ ؟ وَلَوۡلَا كَلِمَةُ الۡفَصۡلِ لَقُضِىَ بَيۡنَهُمۡؕ ! وَاِنَّ الظّٰلِمِيۡنَ لَهُمۡ عَذَابٌ اَلِيۡمٌ ! Sourate al hujuraat 49:12 يٰۤـاَيُّهَا الَّذِيۡنَ اٰمَنُوا اجۡتَنِبُوۡا كَثِيۡرًا مِّنَ الظَّنِّ اِنَّ بَعۡضَ الظَّنِّ اِثۡمٌۖ ! وَّلَا تَجَسَّسُوۡا وَلَا يَغۡتَبْ بَّعۡضُكُمۡ بَعۡضًا ؕ اَ يُحِبُّ اَحَدُكُمۡ اَنۡ يَّاۡكُلَ لَحۡمَ اَخِيۡهِ مَيۡتًا فَكَرِهۡتُمُوۡهُ ؕ وَاتَّقُوا اللّٰهَ ؕ اِنَّ اللّٰهَ تَوَّابٌ رَّحِيۡمٌ www.islamweb.net/fr/article/217927/Garder-le-silence-pour-le-bien-de-notre-Ommah
Prophet Muhammad PBUH said, "Allah the Exalted, will continue to stretch out His Hand in the night so the sinners of the day may repent, and continue to strech His Hand in the daytime so that the sinners of the night may repent, until the sun rises from the west" - Sahih Muslim
@I LOVE ALLAH SOO MUCH!! Assaumu alaikum. It’s just a phrase don’t go too much on the details. Look at the central message. Allah is the most forgiving and the most merciful so seek forgiveness brother/sister. May Allah guide us Ameen
@I LOVE ALLAH SOO MUCH!! It means that Allah makes sure to forgive the sins during the day and night of the one WHO seeks forgiveness. It’s talking about mercy and forgiveness. So seek forgiveness brother/sister
THIS IS SO IMPORTANT. I feel a lot of people don’t take the time to understand their niyyah ( intention ) very clearly. Because maybe they don’t understand that if you end up backbiting someone and hurting them, your good deeds can be lent to them or their sins will be given to you. This is a very important message and I’m always wondering about this as well. I will like this so it gets recommended to me from time to time. Thank you so much.
What if niyyah is not reconciliation but not to humiliate either? For example, if a woman has been going through domestic violence for a long time and she wants to escape it and get divorced, it will be natural for her to talk to her parents, close friends, a councellor or a lawyer about it... It will ultimately be humiliating for the husband if the society finds out he is an abusive person. But is the woman wrong to want to get out of a miserable situation?
@@livelife2324 Well, she’s trying to get help right? If she’s talking to her parents and others to find someone professional, to find a lawyer, to find a solution, then of course it’s okay. Niyyah is a big part of everything. If she doesn’t mean to humiliate, she’s just looking for help, then yes it’s okay. As long as she stops talking to other people about it when she’s found professionals and does something about her situation, we understand that her Niyyah was to get help and not to humiliate. Edit: also, if she tells people about her husband, not to humiliate but to warn people of the kind of man he is, that is also okay. She’s protecting others and their matters with that man. Again, niyyah is crucial.
The fact from 4.21sec. I am a bit confused. Here the boss of that girl was abusive kind of misbehaving with her, so she came back home and expressed her frustration what happened to her. Now definitely her husband or anyone has no power to control the anger of her boss.in this case there's basically no solution, except her husband makes her understand that people in this world will be abusive its a test from Allah, don't worry.let it go. Off Course not every time It's feasible to leave ur job or avoid contact with certain person who's being abusive and rude. Hurting you any way nor u can approach this matter to the person who is hurting u. In that case, telling these incidents to ur loved ones like ur husband here will it be considered as backbiting? A gray area.
@@sanjidaislam4064 It is most certainly a gray area. Once again, it depends on the intention. First of all, I’d like to address that if your boss is being aggressive and abusive, depending on the severity, you should be cautious. Of course it’s not always feasible to leave your job, but if it is detrimental to your mental health then you should take action. But as always, this depends on the circumstances at home and at work. Second of all, intention. If she intends to cause bad impression of her boss on other people then she should get rid of that intention and talk to Allah SWT for help. If what happened to her REALLY affected her, and she can’t seem to shake the feeling, she can’t seem to get rid of the frustration then she can vent to her husband, to avoid bottling up feelings. And the husband should listen, and make her feel better, but he should not go around telling people of this, because that is Ghiba on his behalf. If she can get rid of the feeling herself and can avoid talking to others about and cause a scene, she should. This is what I believe.
Then end when the protagonist is so happy and cheerful on seeing her husband is so wholesome😊❤ and the video deals with such a serious matter which is unfortunately so common but MashaAllah explained very well. May Allah protect us from committing sins which can upset him. Ameen
Ya it was very beneficial but as an English teacher I noticed quite a few mistakes BCS of the generated subtitles. Double crush? 😂 It's supposed to be double-cross. They need to correct those for the people who don't understand English well and want to look up the word.
I WAS ALWAYS CONFUSED ABOUT THIS... I MENTION EVERYTHING OF MY DAY TO MUM... AND I SOMETIMES THOUGHT THAT I WAS BACKBITING... THANKS FOR THE DEMONSTRATION IT MAKES IT SO UNDERSTANDABLE...
The fact from 4.21sec. I am a bit confused. Here the boss of that girl was abusive kind of misbehaving with her, so she came back home and expressed her frustration what happened to her. Now definitely her husband or anyone has no power to control the anger of her boss.in this case there's basically no solution, except her husband makes her understand that people in this world will be abusive its a test from Allah, don't worry.let it go. Off Course not every time It's feasible to leave ur job or avoid contact with certain person who's being abusive and rude. Hurting you any way nor u can approach this matter to the person who is hurting u. In that case, telling these incidents to ur loved ones like ur husband here will it be considered as backbiting? Someone make me understand plz😥
@@sanjidaislam4064 No your loved one is your well wisher... No problem in sharing things of your day to him ... It's not BACKBITING... U are just telling him the facts... Something that has happened... It's good to atleast vent it out... IF YOUR BOSS CROSSES THE LINE ... OBVIOUSLY U MUST GET OUT... RATHER THAN SUFFERING...
Brothers and sisters, in my social circle, all my friends backbited for something that I told only one friend, and even slander me I think, and now they only joke me all the time, I became a clown when I'm with them. NEVER BACKBITE, NEVER DO IT.
1 must not mention what the brother might be embaressed of 2 do not disclose personal sin 3 niyya must be pure (Reminder for myself and many other allahumma barik.)
ALLAAHUMMAA BAARIK quality videos, with quality content, minute details, amazing animation and edit, easy to understand. may ALLAAH سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَىٰ bless the team of fqe, Aameen.
Thank you for this video. I shall repent for my past actions as I have realised that a lot of my subconscious actions and words were indeed Ghiba. May Allah bless you all, and prosper for this channel.
Thanks a lot guys for spreading knowledge in a simple way and much better that your animations show the modern day Muslim society in all its sides with all the diversity it has 💗
The fact from 4.21sec. I am a bit confused. Here the boss of that girl was abusive kind of misbehaving with her, so she came back home and expressed her frustration what happened to her. Now definitely her husband or anyone has no power to control the anger of her boss.in this case there's basically no solution, except her husband makes her understand that people in this world will be abusive its a test from Allah, don't worry.let it go. Off Course not every time It's feasible to leave ur job or avoid contact with certain person who's being abusive and rude. Hurting you any way nor u can approach this matter to the person who is hurting u. In that case, telling these incidents to ur loved ones like ur husband here will it be considered as backbiting? A gray area. Isn't it?
FQE great thank to you for bringing islam so close to us making us understand soo easily. May Allah grant you jannah and give progress in ur work. FQE its and humble request please make an video of kalma , how many are there with correct pronunciation and meaning.
Recently i am going through a issue that i used to backbite some people and i didn't realised that time I'm doing so wrong to them. I even made some false stories about them to two person. That time i didn't realised that the consequences of my actions will hurt those people badly. Recently that 2 people leaked my all chats and told all things i said to whom i used to back bite. They are now very angry and wants to cutoff with me. They even shamed publicly about my sins also lied about me in points even after I apologised to them about my bad deeds and wrong doings. I even publicly apologised to them because I'm guilty about my actions and I'm really ashamed about my wrong doings. They said they forgave me but still they are making fun of me publicly which i saw and saying some things which I'm not. They are even humiliating me saying that I'm mentally sick. What should I do now? What Islam says about this. As a person I'm really guilty about my deeds and I'll work on myself to be a better and trustworthy person. I'm asking for Allah's forgiveness everyday as i feel like I'm the most horrible person in the world right now. I want to know what islam says about this and what's the solution of this.
Alsalam Alikum Allah forgive repentance from backbiting occurs by regretting what has passed, giving up the backbiting, and resolving not to return to it, along with supplication and seeking forgiveness for the one who backbited him. It is not a condition that he be informed, because of the harm that this leads to in terms of making him jealous, attracting his enmity, and bringing grief to him.
Masha'Allah this video clears my mind what is right and what is wrong subhan'Allah indeed Islam is very reason able so when it comes to ha'aq we shout stand for it.. jazak'Allah kher..
A great video and a great reminder alhamdullilah, but I do have one question: what about if you tell someone something that happened to you so that they can comfort you?
Assalamu alaikum. This is a very useful and informative video, so keep up this great work you are doing. That being said, I think the speaker is saying "faults" and not "false." Also I've seen several other mistakes in the wording of subtitles in your past videos (ie: you misheard the speaker so the captions/video isn't matching what the speaker is saying), so I really hope that you can avoid mistakes like these in the future, to avoid confusion.
waalaikumussalam, thank you for your feedback brother inshAllah we will try to improve our quality control in the future before we release the video/subtitle
JazakAllahu khairan sir...You helped us a lot.I was very confused regarding this topic.May Almighty Allah shower His blessings upon all of you..FQE team love u..
Alsalam alykum ! Irony is every back bitter can justify themselves with this, whenèver I advice my fellow muslims about back bitting wallahi they say we are doing ISTISHARA. They is a very powerful tricky tool for Shayateen. Rest Allah knows best
Excellent video with clear understanding. Only I would like to mention, in writing (3.23 min) instead of 'False of Muawiyya and False of Abu Jahm' should it not be 'Faults of Muawiyya and Faults of Abu Jahms'? I am sorry, I just wanted that nobody misunderstands.
I was going to say that! There and in the sentence a few seconds later, it should say mentioning 'faults'; 'false' suggests that Prophet Muhammad (saw) was lying about those two proposers, which is clearly not the case.
If someone spreads lies about me and I discuss what actually happened to clarify that thats a lie, when its not possible to bring that person- is that gheebah? Definitely purpose is not to seek advice just to save my broken reputation from false accusations. Note: that person is not a judge and cannot help. But i felt the need to clarify that it was a lie about me. Please advise 🙏
In fact Giba or backbiting destroys the relationship with one another and make people hate one another as well so whatever a person did to you don't tell other people and don't ever try to demean that person just keep it to yourself and your God. May Allah make us understanding people.
Assalam o alaikum, Alhamdulliah that you been making these videos it's always sometimes what question I have been looking for. I was kinda thinking How should I mention my things,is it appropriate am I doing backbiting. Its all depends on Niyyah, That should be on the right way... (I have a ques.. if someone backbiting of any person to you then How should I tell that person yuh have to stop telling people like this? )
you know sometimes people come to me and say something bad about someone even before I can stop them.... is that bad? and what about when you are in a bus and someone is talking bad about someone and you can not get down and you have no choice left but to listen?
@@ainula3901 I know that... But doesn't the Quran say if they don't have much but they get married by to protect themselves Allah will give them from his treasury ??? So it kinda contradicts that's why I want a clarification... Allah knows best
@@mmrrizon This is an insightful question. While the Quran encourages marriage even in situations of limited wealth, the hadith about Fatimah bint Qays does not contradict that principle. Let's explore the explanation: Quranic Perspective on Marriage and Wealth The Quran encourages marriage and assures believers that Allah will provide for those who marry, even if they are poor: > “And marry those among you who are single and the righteous among your male and female slaves. If they are poor, Allah will enrich them out of His Bounty. And Allah is All-Sufficient for His creatures’ needs, All-Knowing.” (Surah An-Nur, 24:32) This verse emphasizes reliance on Allah and encourages marriage despite financial challenges. Explanation of the Hadith 1. Context Matters: In the case of Fatimah bint Qays, the Prophet (ﷺ) considered her specific circumstances. Marriage advice is not one-size-fits-all, and the Prophet tailored his guidance to what would be best for her as an individual. Mu'awiyah's Financial Status: While Mu'awiyah was a companion, he was known at that time to have very limited means. The Prophet likely foresaw that Fatimah's needs might not be met in such a marriage due to his poverty. Abu Jahm's Character: Abu Jahm was mentioned as being harsh, suggesting that his temperament might not suit Fatimah. 2. Practical Wisdom in Marriage: While the Quran encourages marriage and trust in Allah's provision, it also recognizes the practical aspects of married life. The Prophet (ﷺ) balanced spiritual encouragement with practical advice, considering factors like financial stability, compatibility, and personal needs. 3. Usamah as a Better Match: The Prophet recommended Usamah ibn Zaid because he was known for his good character, reliability, and the potential to provide a balanced and fulfilling relationship for Fatimah. This shows that the Prophet prioritized compatibility and practical considerations over wealth alone. Conclusion The hadith does not contradict the Quran's encouragement to marry despite financial difficulties. Instead, it highlights the Prophet's (ﷺ) wisdom in giving personalized advice. Islam emphasizes both spiritual trust in Allah and practical planning, making it clear that marriage decisions should be based on a combination of faith, compatibility, and personal circumstances.
I have this one classmate who is yk very loud, annoying and even has sexually harrassed some of my other classmates. We have told her multiple times to stop it and it is very frustrating to us. We cannot complain about her behavior to her parents or our teachers either as she might end up doing worse and she is VERY strong both physically and mentally. We often discuss about her behavior and probably even backbite. So what should we do in this situation and is this actually gibah?
@@chairmanmeow3884 ah pretty much anything that isn't European or American. If it's French they will do a tiktok selfie pose to try to speak properly, but if it's something Asian, they will say something that is completely different from the original word.
What if someone almost cheated me or were in the process of cheating me...I can't entirely be certain I was being cheated but I had a strong feeling of it. I simply left. Are such circumstances considered zulm??
So in conclusion backbiting is allowed when:
1. Someone has taken your right and you want to get your rights back, by telling an authority.
2. When someone's actions are harming the community
3. When someone asks you for personal advice about whether a person is good or bad
4. Maybe to ask for sincere advice from a trusted person if you dont know what to do or if you are in the wrong or the right.
Thx a lot
Thx that was really helpful
Jazak allah
@@muslims890 yeah im in the same situation as you. Idk really. It depends on your judgement. Are the people who are backbiting him friends with him? If yes then you should probabky tell him gently. Also are they ruining his reputation? Then maybe you should stand up to him behind his back or tell him. Also it depends on your friend, is he going to be upset by it? Ig it differs by situation
What if the niyya was you don’t want to work with someone that your boss wants you to work with…and you tell them, you don’t want to because that person has attitude with you
Remember your own faults before you mention the faults of others .
@steve Dad why have you spammed this everywhere...
le prophete Mohamad etait triste quand Abu Bakr a repondu a son provocateur : l'affaire a ete reglee. Les calomniateur purufient leur victimes et par la deviennent des Dhalimeen ! Repentez vous ya qawm Dhalimeen ! the prophet Mohammad was sad when Abu Bakr replied to his provocateur: the matter was settled. The backbeeters purify their victims and becomes Dhalimeen ! REPENT !
Sourate Shura 42:21
اَمۡ لَهُمۡ شُرَكٰٓؤُا ؟ شَرَعُوۡا لَهُمۡ مِّنَ الدِّيۡنِ مَا لَمۡ يَاۡذَنۡۢ بِهِ اللّٰهُؕ ؟ وَلَوۡلَا كَلِمَةُ الۡفَصۡلِ لَقُضِىَ بَيۡنَهُمۡؕ ! وَاِنَّ الظّٰلِمِيۡنَ لَهُمۡ عَذَابٌ اَلِيۡمٌ !
Sourate al hujuraat 49:12
يٰۤـاَيُّهَا الَّذِيۡنَ اٰمَنُوا اجۡتَنِبُوۡا كَثِيۡرًا مِّنَ الظَّنِّ اِنَّ بَعۡضَ الظَّنِّ اِثۡمٌۖ !
وَّلَا تَجَسَّسُوۡا
وَلَا يَغۡتَبْ بَّعۡضُكُمۡ بَعۡضًا ؕ
اَ يُحِبُّ اَحَدُكُمۡ اَنۡ يَّاۡكُلَ لَحۡمَ اَخِيۡهِ مَيۡتًا فَكَرِهۡتُمُوۡهُ ؕ وَاتَّقُوا اللّٰهَ ؕ اِنَّ اللّٰهَ تَوَّابٌ رَّحِيۡمٌ
www.islamweb.net/fr/article/217927/Garder-le-silence-pour-le-bien-de-notre-Ommah
My name is similar to yours
Tell that to girls 😂
Prophet Muhammad PBUH said, "Allah the Exalted, will continue to stretch out His Hand in the night so the sinners of the day may repent, and continue to strech His Hand in the daytime so that the sinners of the night may repent, until the sun rises from the west" - Sahih Muslim
*Hadith Number Reference*
@I LOVE ALLAH SOO MUCH!! Assaumu alaikum. It’s just a phrase don’t go too much on the details. Look at the central message. Allah is the most forgiving and the most merciful so seek forgiveness brother/sister. May Allah guide us Ameen
@I LOVE ALLAH SOO MUCH!! It means that Allah makes sure to forgive the sins during the day and night of the one WHO seeks forgiveness. It’s talking about mercy and forgiveness. So seek forgiveness brother/sister
@@iffathashmi1336
Reference : Sahih Muslim 2759a, b
In-book reference : Book 50, Hadith 36
USC-MSA web (English) reference : Book 37, Hadith 6644
THIS IS SO IMPORTANT. I feel a lot of people don’t take the time to understand their niyyah ( intention ) very clearly. Because maybe they don’t understand that if you end up backbiting someone and hurting them, your good deeds can be lent to them or their sins will be given to you.
This is a very important message and I’m always wondering about this as well. I will like this so it gets recommended to me from time to time. Thank you so much.
What if niyyah is not reconciliation but not to humiliate either?
For example, if a woman has been going through domestic violence for a long time and she wants to escape it and get divorced, it will be natural for her to talk to her parents, close friends, a councellor or a lawyer about it... It will ultimately be humiliating for the husband if the society finds out he is an abusive person. But is the woman wrong to want to get out of a miserable situation?
@@livelife2324 Well, she’s trying to get help right? If she’s talking to her parents and others to find someone professional, to find a lawyer, to find a solution, then of course it’s okay. Niyyah is a big part of everything. If she doesn’t mean to humiliate, she’s just looking for help, then yes it’s okay. As long as she stops talking to other people about it when she’s found professionals and does something about her situation, we understand that her Niyyah was to get help and not to humiliate.
Edit: also, if she tells people about her husband, not to humiliate but to warn people of the kind of man he is, that is also okay. She’s protecting others and their matters with that man. Again, niyyah is crucial.
The fact from 4.21sec. I am a bit confused. Here the boss of that girl was abusive kind of misbehaving with her, so she came back home and expressed her frustration what happened to her. Now definitely her husband or anyone has no power to control the anger of her boss.in this case there's basically no solution, except her husband makes her understand that people in this world will be abusive its a test from Allah, don't worry.let it go.
Off Course not every time It's feasible to leave ur job or avoid contact with certain person who's being abusive and rude. Hurting you any way nor u can approach this matter to the person who is hurting u. In that case, telling these incidents to ur loved ones like ur husband here will it be considered as backbiting? A gray area.
@@sanjidaislam4064 It is most certainly a gray area. Once again, it depends on the intention.
First of all, I’d like to address that if your boss is being aggressive and abusive, depending on the severity, you should be cautious. Of course it’s not always feasible to leave your job, but if it is detrimental to your mental health then you should take action. But as always, this depends on the circumstances at home and at work.
Second of all, intention. If she intends to cause bad impression of her boss on other people then she should get rid of that intention and talk to Allah SWT for help. If what happened to her REALLY affected her, and she can’t seem to shake the feeling, she can’t seem to get rid of the frustration then she can vent to her husband, to avoid bottling up feelings. And the husband should listen, and make her feel better, but he should not go around telling people of this, because that is Ghiba on his behalf. If she can get rid of the feeling herself and can avoid talking to others about and cause a scene, she should.
This is what I believe.
what if the intention is to let out our frustration...
I was thinking of this typo thing the day before yesterday. And, once again allah gives us what we need, when we need.
I was too. I had an argument with my sister about it and I had certainly became more confused but this helped me alot
Then end when the protagonist is so happy and cheerful on seeing her husband is so wholesome😊❤ and the video deals with such a serious matter which is unfortunately so common but MashaAllah explained very well. May Allah protect us from committing sins which can upset him. Ameen
It’s very important that you change that word “false” to “faults” otherwise it totally changes the meaning.
It's a typo. I think most people can understand what it really means from the narration. And also the captions correct it.
Ya it was very beneficial but as an English teacher I noticed quite a few mistakes BCS of the generated subtitles.
Double crush? 😂 It's supposed to be double-cross.
They need to correct those for the people who don't understand English well and want to look up the word.
I WAS ALWAYS CONFUSED ABOUT THIS... I MENTION EVERYTHING OF MY DAY TO MUM...
AND I SOMETIMES THOUGHT THAT I WAS BACKBITING...
THANKS FOR THE DEMONSTRATION IT MAKES IT SO UNDERSTANDABLE...
@steve Dad hey why are u typing this reply to every comment??? What does that mean???
@@peaceisbrave133 am pro
Omggg sameee
The fact from 4.21sec. I am a bit confused. Here the boss of that girl was abusive kind of misbehaving with her, so she came back home and expressed her frustration what happened to her. Now definitely her husband or anyone has no power to control the anger of her boss.in this case there's basically no solution, except her husband makes her understand that people in this world will be abusive its a test from Allah, don't worry.let it go.
Off Course not every time It's feasible to leave ur job or avoid contact with certain person who's being abusive and rude. Hurting you any way nor u can approach this matter to the person who is hurting u. In that case, telling these incidents to ur loved ones like ur husband here will it be considered as backbiting?
Someone make me understand plz😥
@@sanjidaislam4064 No your loved one is your well wisher...
No problem in sharing things of your day to him ... It's not BACKBITING... U are just telling him the facts... Something that has happened... It's good to atleast vent it out...
IF YOUR BOSS CROSSES THE LINE ... OBVIOUSLY U MUST GET OUT... RATHER THAN SUFFERING...
The animation is fantastic.
Brothers and sisters, in my social circle, all my friends backbited for something that I told only one friend, and even slander me I think, and now they only joke me all the time, I became a clown when I'm with them. NEVER BACKBITE, NEVER DO IT.
dont forget to say
subhanallah
alhamdulilah
la ilaha ilallah
allah akbar
Its like I just watched an entire movie, MashaAllah. The art style and animation is soooo beautiful.
1 must not mention what the brother might be embaressed of
2 do not disclose personal sin
3 niyya must be pure
(Reminder for myself and many other allahumma barik.)
ALLAAHUMMAA BAARIK
quality videos, with quality content, minute details, amazing animation and edit, easy to understand.
may ALLAAH سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَىٰ bless the team of fqe, Aameen.
Thank you for this video. I shall repent for my past actions as I have realised that a lot of my subconscious actions and words were indeed Ghiba. May Allah bless you all, and prosper for this channel.
Thanks a lot guys for spreading knowledge in a simple way and much better that your animations show the modern day Muslim society in all its sides with all the diversity it has 💗
MashaAllah thank you for all of these great videos. You are educating many people.
InshaAllah you go the highest levels of Jannah
MashaAllah the animation has become so good and unique! I love it.
I love the video style, Very informative!
Jazakamullah khayr.
Ma Shaa Allah Subhan Allah ... May Allah guide us ❤️
I was having a little bit confusion about this but الحمدلله now its clear☺️
The fact from 4.21sec. I am a bit confused. Here the boss of that girl was abusive kind of misbehaving with her, so she came back home and expressed her frustration what happened to her. Now definitely her husband or anyone has no power to control the anger of her boss.in this case there's basically no solution, except her husband makes her understand that people in this world will be abusive its a test from Allah, don't worry.let it go.
Off Course not every time It's feasible to leave ur job or avoid contact with certain person who's being abusive and rude. Hurting you any way nor u can approach this matter to the person who is hurting u. In that case, telling these incidents to ur loved ones like ur husband here will it be considered as backbiting? A gray area. Isn't it?
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A shared sorrow is half a sorrow, a shared joy is twice the joy
Thank you Allah for giving answers to my questions.
And thanks for the effort you put in your channel.
Masya Allah..
This is really helpful..
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One of the best channels ever!
Thanks a lot FQE! BarakAllahu fiikum, may Allah bless the entire FQE team❣
FQE great thank to you for bringing islam so close to us making us understand soo easily. May Allah grant you jannah and give progress in ur work. FQE its and humble request please make an video of kalma , how many are there with correct pronunciation and meaning.
@steve Dad what do U mean?
Animation of the video just helped me a lot to understand what the person behind it is saying.🙂
Keep doing good work.👍
The animation is lit🔥
This made me fear 😢 may Allah(SWT) guide each one of us aameen ❤️
Thank you.. JazakAllahu Khairan for this information.. I was really confused for a long time about backbiting
Recently i am going through a issue that i used to backbite some people and i didn't realised that time I'm doing so wrong to them. I even made some false stories about them to two person. That time i didn't realised that the consequences of my actions will hurt those people badly. Recently that 2 people leaked my all chats and told all things i said to whom i used to back bite. They are now very angry and wants to cutoff with me. They even shamed publicly about my sins also lied about me in points even after I apologised to them about my bad deeds and wrong doings. I even publicly apologised to them because I'm guilty about my actions and I'm really ashamed about my wrong doings. They said they forgave me but still they are making fun of me publicly which i saw and saying some things which I'm not. They are even humiliating me saying that I'm mentally sick. What should I do now? What Islam says about this. As a person I'm really guilty about my deeds and I'll work on myself to be a better and trustworthy person. I'm asking for Allah's forgiveness everyday as i feel like I'm the most horrible person in the world right now.
I want to know what islam says about this and what's the solution of this.
Alsalam Alikum
Allah forgive
repentance from backbiting occurs by regretting what has passed, giving up the backbiting, and resolving not to return to it, along with supplication and seeking forgiveness for the one who backbited him. It is not a condition that he be informed, because of the harm that this leads to in terms of making him jealous, attracting his enmity, and bringing grief to him.
Excellent vedio. Jazakallah khair.
Masha'Allah this video clears my mind what is right and what is wrong subhan'Allah indeed Islam is very reason able so when it comes to ha'aq we shout stand for it.. jazak'Allah kher..
Such an important issue to be delivered lecture on, which we all need to understand. Jazak Allah khair
A great video and a great reminder alhamdullilah, but I do have one question: what about if you tell someone something that happened to you so that they can comfort you?
MashaAllah animations are too awesome...
MaashaAllah clearly explained ♥️♥️♥️
Jazakallah, I was confused in this , now I am clear
Thank you for the video
Masya Allah. Jazakumullah khair for share this beneficial video ❤️
SO funny Animations!! Mashallah 💙
Mashallah. I love each and every episodes of ur channel
JazakAllah Khair...this brings so much clarity ...
So useful topic . Thanks 👌✨✨
this video literally helped me. jazakallah!
Thank you so much this video really help me a lot
Wallahi I was just thinking about this yesterday. My questions have been answered. Jzk.
Amazing thank you for your hard work :)
Assalamu alaikum. This is a very useful and informative video, so keep up this great work you are doing.
That being said, I think the speaker is saying "faults" and not "false."
Also I've seen several other mistakes in the wording of subtitles in your past videos (ie: you misheard the speaker so the captions/video isn't matching what the speaker is saying), so I really hope that you can avoid mistakes like these in the future, to avoid confusion.
waalaikumussalam, thank you for your feedback brother
inshAllah we will try to improve our quality control in the future before we release the video/subtitle
@@ArioAntoko *sister
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this was so helpful
I find this video very helpful.... Thanks
JazakAllahu khairan sir...You helped us a lot.I was very confused regarding this topic.May Almighty Allah shower His blessings upon all of you..FQE team love u..
MashaAllah,best advice understandfull
Jazakallahu khayran for this video. It was really helpful to me. ❤️
Jazakallah khair , May Allah bless you
The animation is so cool
It’s a great video for me.masha Allah
JazakAllah khair
this is very informative, jazakallah fqe for this video
Yayyy. Second one to like!
Alhamdulillah
Say:
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AstaghfirulLah
SubhanalLah
La ilaha illalLah
Allahu Akbar
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Good one.
Love your vids you deserve billions of subs and likew
I just want to ask if it is backbiting if I talk without taking the name of a person about something rude they did to me ?
Alsalam alykum ! Irony is every back bitter can justify themselves with this, whenèver I advice my fellow muslims about back bitting wallahi they say we are doing ISTISHARA. They is a very powerful tricky tool for Shayateen. Rest Allah knows best
Always wonderful.
Now I know. Thanks.
Alhamdhulilah subhanallahi wabihamdihi
This helps so much thank you
I loved that ending scene btw. So romantic 😅
steve Dad ?
@@programmerbd1486 Wa alaikum assalam me too from🇧🇩🙂
@@bangladeshipalestinelover7946 Translation says "The fate of me is a tyrant" what does that mean?
Wasif Zakwan idk. But its kinda creepy
@@programmerbd1486 Don't you see the translation button under the comment?
Excellent video with clear understanding. Only I would like to mention, in writing (3.23 min) instead of 'False of Muawiyya and False of Abu Jahm' should it not be 'Faults of Muawiyya and Faults of Abu Jahms'? I am sorry, I just wanted that nobody misunderstands.
I was going to say that! There and in the sentence a few seconds later, it should say mentioning 'faults'; 'false' suggests that Prophet Muhammad (saw) was lying about those two proposers, which is clearly not the case.
Plz make an video of all 6
kalma with correct pronunciation and meaning.
Masha Allah very nice valuables video.... Pr aap hindi m v banaye to aur acha hoga thankew👍
Jazarkhallah khair
Jazakallah khayran
A request Please make video this video in Hindi/Urdu also bcoz I want to share this as much as possible 🙏🏼🙏🏼
If someone spreads lies about me and I discuss what actually happened to clarify that thats a lie, when its not possible to bring that person- is that gheebah? Definitely purpose is not to seek advice just to save my broken reputation from false accusations.
Note: that person is not a judge and cannot help. But i felt the need to clarify that it was a lie about me.
Please advise 🙏
Hey masha allah❤️
In fact Giba or backbiting destroys the relationship with one another and make people hate one another as well so whatever a person did to you don't tell other people and don't ever try to demean that person just keep it to yourself and your God. May Allah make us understanding people.
Assalam o alaikum, Alhamdulliah that you been making these videos it's always sometimes what question I have been looking for. I was kinda thinking How should I mention my things,is it appropriate am I doing backbiting.
Its all depends on Niyyah, That should be on the right way...
(I have a ques.. if someone backbiting of any person to you then How should I tell that person yuh have to stop telling people like this? )
I missed this this vids sm
you know sometimes people come to me and say something bad about someone even before I can stop them.... is that bad? and what about when you are in a bus and someone is talking bad about someone and you can not get down and you have no choice left but to listen?
❤️ mashallah
This animation is so cuteee tho
3:10 can someone explain about the money situation with muawiyya here
I think it means Muawiyya have not much wealth@no wealth.
@@ainula3901 I know that... But doesn't the Quran say if they don't have much but they get married by to protect themselves Allah will give them from his treasury ??? So it kinda contradicts that's why I want a clarification... Allah knows best
@@mmrrizon
This is an insightful question. While the Quran encourages marriage even in situations of limited wealth, the hadith about Fatimah bint Qays does not contradict that principle. Let's explore the explanation:
Quranic Perspective on Marriage and Wealth
The Quran encourages marriage and assures believers that Allah will provide for those who marry, even if they are poor:
> “And marry those among you who are single and the righteous among your male and female slaves. If they are poor, Allah will enrich them out of His Bounty. And Allah is All-Sufficient for His creatures’ needs, All-Knowing.”
(Surah An-Nur, 24:32)
This verse emphasizes reliance on Allah and encourages marriage despite financial challenges.
Explanation of the Hadith
1. Context Matters:
In the case of Fatimah bint Qays, the Prophet (ﷺ) considered her specific circumstances. Marriage advice is not one-size-fits-all, and the Prophet tailored his guidance to what would be best for her as an individual.
Mu'awiyah's Financial Status: While Mu'awiyah was a companion, he was known at that time to have very limited means. The Prophet likely foresaw that Fatimah's needs might not be met in such a marriage due to his poverty.
Abu Jahm's Character: Abu Jahm was mentioned as being harsh, suggesting that his temperament might not suit Fatimah.
2. Practical Wisdom in Marriage:
While the Quran encourages marriage and trust in Allah's provision, it also recognizes the practical aspects of married life. The Prophet (ﷺ) balanced spiritual encouragement with practical advice, considering factors like financial stability, compatibility, and personal needs.
3. Usamah as a Better Match:
The Prophet recommended Usamah ibn Zaid because he was known for his good character, reliability, and the potential to provide a balanced and fulfilling relationship for Fatimah. This shows that the Prophet prioritized compatibility and practical considerations over wealth alone.
Conclusion
The hadith does not contradict the Quran's encouragement to marry despite financial difficulties. Instead, it highlights the Prophet's (ﷺ) wisdom in giving personalized advice. Islam emphasizes both spiritual trust in Allah and practical planning, making it clear that marriage decisions should be based on a combination of faith, compatibility, and personal circumstances.
Assalamu alikum
Waalaikumussalam
Assalamualaikum fellow brothers and sisters ☺️
w asalam
Walaykum wasalaam
I have this one classmate who is yk very loud, annoying and even has sexually harrassed some of my other classmates. We have told her multiple times to stop it and it is very frustrating to us. We cannot complain about her behavior to her parents or our teachers either as she might end up doing worse and she is VERY strong both physically and mentally. We often discuss about her behavior and probably even backbite. So what should we do in this situation and is this actually gibah?
Brothers please upload the other episodes of the Salahuddin series. I am waiting desperately
@@chairmanmeow3884 OK thanks for the info
@@chairmanmeow3884 ah pretty much anything that isn't European or American. If it's French they will do a tiktok selfie pose to try to speak properly, but if it's something Asian, they will say something that is completely different from the original word.
What if someone almost cheated me or were in the process of cheating me...I can't entirely be certain I was being cheated but I had a strong feeling of it. I simply left. Are such circumstances considered zulm??
Asalām-Alaykum. I would request you to change the thumbnail as a portion of a women's neck and forearms are widely exposed.
Beautiful art! anyone knows the artist ??
I think both come under the category of ghiba. One is permissible ghiba and one is forbidden ghiba.
what about when we have write history or biography of person after many years of his death
Since it's for educational purposes, I suppose it's fine. It depends on your niyyah, as long as you aren't just trashing them
Can we say to someone that so and so did backbiting about you does it also come under backbiting? Telling someone?
This is a new information
Im so happy her husband came to take his frustrated wife home ^-^
very beneficial even for a Saudi.