I agree with Abdal Hakim Murad. I have lived in Thailand, Brazil, Dominican Republic and Peru (all poor countries) and I found for myself that the people in these countries were on average much kinder and more generous than in my own wealthy country (Britain). I have come to dislike the company of the rich and the well educated (with few exceptions) because they tend to have harder hearts and more arrogance than the poor and less well educated.
He drops these subtle zingers in his speeches all the time that just crack me up. It was fun to watch him make the interviewer laugh out loud here. He is such a heavyweight scholar, you never see them coming. :)
I'm a simple man, I see our lovely brother and Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad, I click. May The Most High help us attain his love, nearness, and attain fulfillment in our dunyah, death, and akhirah. Jzk to all here and all involved.
Amazing to see such a scholar like Sheikh Abdul Hakeem Murad on your channel. In fact I will be heading to Cambridge Central masjid this Friday for iftar and taraweeh. Alhamdullilah
Alhamdulillah that i have been guided out of a long career in pharma and into non profit environmental justice despite a huge title and pay cut. This is not by accident and money no longer serves humanity.
Shaykh Abdal Hakim is a river of knowledge. May Allah give him long and healthy life and reward him with a reward like no other. Aamiin. May He benefit us by his knowledge. Aamiin.
Wisdom come from whom Allah chose s to... May Allah give Sheik Murad long life good health to provide his knowledge and wisdom to other brothers and sisters.
Shaykh Abdak Hakim and Shaykh Hamza Yusuf are a God send, May Allah give them long life, Jannah. They never back bite and call people out (who derived to be)
with people like sheikh abdul hakim murad islam will be safe and inshallah will thrive in the west, we have so much to offer our fellow citizens, our path to our Creator is so straight and dignified, all the dawah boys would learn a lot from the esteemed sheikh and his wisdom and approach to islam, may Allah grant him much blessings and success
Among the English speaking Islamic scholars alive now, I like the following: 1. Shaykh Mukhtar Maghroui 2. Dr. Umar Farook Abdallah 3. Hamza Yusuf Hanson
There are so many one liner gems in this. My fav. is beauty is dangerous because beauty is truth and therefore it makes people uncomfortable. Another one line: money can buy you ease, but not happiness.
This interview captivated me with its wealth of knowledge and informative content. I want to express my gratitude to you brother, for delivering such a captivating interview.
Jordan Peterson and Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad should have a dialogue in Cambridge. Their combined insights would be greatly appreciated by many, similar to the impact of the Hamza Yusuf interview. Discussing the "religion of nature" (dīn al-fiṭrah) with Jordan, especially in relation to our inherent nature and understanding of evolutionary history and archetypes, would be enlightening. They can explore the balance of psychology, spirituality, and philosophy. The points made by Shaykh Murad on 'The Nature of Nature' delving into the philosophical and psychological implications of human understanding of the self from an islamic point of view would resonate with and potentially complement Jordan's expertise, bridging any gaps in his islamic understanding of Fitra and Submission.
Assalamu Alaikum Brilliant. It covered a wide range with Very erudite view as always. In Bangladesh the poor ppl got into the net of micro credit riba( although they are poor & unaware but good Muslims) Whereas the affluent or educated ones are fearful About riba & atleadt wont put money unless its sharia based Jazakullah khairan From Bangladesh. By the way Moderator kids from Dhaka are Amazingly brilliant. So they are DOING fine in melting pot!!
Such a lesson in change management and alternative proposals! Its fair to say that whoever holds onto the Quran words of the Eternal will not be bound by the fluctuations of time. And we should always see those fluctuations as a good opportunity to strive and do good. Allah is the greatest.
IFG did a great job in interviewing the shayekh, imo. I love the man for his brilliant talks and he just oozes a different class, but it is important to note that even deep philosophical or spiritual knowledge has to be translated into practicalities. Which is why both sufis and businessmen have their places in Islam and you cannot be sufficient with just the sufi anymore than you'd be with just the businessman. I think this is the first interview I've seen where shayekh Murad didn't have the necessary answer, and that in a sense is a credit to him and to Islam imo
Historically, Sufism was not isolated from the realities of the practical life. It always was integrated with personal and professional world, and elevated both to a higher ethical and behavioral standard. Sufi tariqas and lodges have often been associated with certain professions. The accusation that authentic sufism is detached from practical realities of life is unfair and historically inaccurate.
Brother fahim. We need only Sufis who renounce the Dunya in their hearts. This is the goal of our religion. But in agreement to the spirit of your comment, some Sufis are encouraged to seek the Dunya to help others if they have the capacity/acumen to do so while striving to keep the Dunya away from their hearts. Others who are not suited are limited to what is obligated. Yes we need both, if that what was meant in your first comment. Many saints and friends of Allah were rich, but their wealth was truly primarily to help others and the Ummah. They said O Allah make the Dunya in our hands (so it could be an instrument to do good) not in our hearts (so we don't get attached to it).
Great interview bro, Masha Allah. Personally, I consider that you should amend the title to include his lengthy discussion regarding British identity. I found this discussion to be very important.
Assalamu Alaikum and Ramadan Mubarak. First time watching your interview. I am a regular listener of Shaykh s lectures. Overall, well thought-out, probing, and relevant questions. Potential for improvement: there is room for improvement in phrasing the question without convoluting it. Will subscribe to your channel.
Ill answer the maximization question bro. In capitalism the driving principle is to maximize profits for the shareholders (stakeholders) at any cost. In Islamic economy the driving principle is to maximize benifit for the citizens. For example in an islamic system if govt decided on a project they would take survey and offer companies to propose. Once all the proposals and bids come in the community would choose that project which would most benifit the most number of citizens.
Salam. Great interview/conversation/discussion. May I understand more on what the Sheikh meant when he said ‘women in mosque’ and the other guy responded with ‘god forbid’. Thanks.
Very Interesting and Stimulating conversation mA. Ibrahim kept trying to press the Shaik on the validity of wealth seeking for Muslims but shaik seemed to keep putting it off as a not so noble pursuit. I still wonder though if Muslims take the backseat on wealth creation wouldn't we be always the people of the lower hand rather than the upper hand. It would be good to summarise some of the key takeaways from this chat.
Haroon, you are making a very important point. I wish there was a hour long substantive panel discussion just on this point probing it from various angles. There is a statement attributed to Ali(RA) on this (I am paraphrasing) : "as long as wealth is in your hand, and not in your heart, it is ok" However, the discussion needs to delve into the tangible realities of today's world, including how much time one should spend daily towards acquiring wealth, to what extent and for what purpose we can depend on the credit mechanism of modern banking system, etc.
A bit surprised that although Zakat was mentioned very briefly, the importance of using wealth to help aid so many millions of Muslims living in poverty. Mothers who see their children crying with hunger daily. The importance for vastly wealthy going behind just Zakat. Instead poverty was talked of as a kind of ascetic ideal😮
Can you provide the translation for the things Ibrahim is saying in Arabic? I have no clue what he's saying when he drops these hadith or verses of Quran
Some constructive criticism. Please practice your questions before asking. The questions took an age and were incoherent at some points. Should have got more out of such a great thinker of our times. I believe the interviewer was trying to ask if Muslims should take a lead in innovation, technology and finance in order to lead the way rather than taking a passive herd following approach. Bottom line is, Shaykh leans towards the akhira an not dunya.
Ha - it would be fair criticism only there's one complication: the man opposite is a genius. So we were off the agenda by question 2 and operating on a philosophical plane that required me to have an early night that day. 😅
@@IFGuru no offense to the interviewer. His previous interviews were really good. Your content is always helpful and insightful to us that live in the West.
The muslim ummah nowdays have few scholars like Sheikh Murad. Just how many scholars do we know now are so well educated, so articulate and has rich knowledge like him? You ask a youngster what Fikh is they will ask you if its some kind of clothing brand? What I see now is that muslims worldwide, or the majority of them don't dive deep about Islam is all about? About the many facets that Islam governs? More so in Islamic Finance and the dangers of riba!
Great video Ibraheem! Fascinating insights! Could you make a video on the Saudi Arabia vision 2030 and whether or not you think it will succeed. Im especially interested in your opinion about the various megaprojects they are building such as NEOM.
I wish you spoke of the other extreme, Where low-income & middle-income people don't save anything at all. They live pay cheque to pay cheque. Should they be encouraged to develope a habit of saving and investing?
Islamic teachings emphasize balance, ethical progress, and stewardship of the earth. The Quran advocates for sustainable development and warns against corruption and wastefulness. In finance, Islam prohibits usury and promotes fairness and transparency. Regarding technological advancements like the Metaverse, Islam encourages knowledge but stresses ethical use and maintaining human dignity, ensuring that digital progress aligns with real-life responsibilities and moral principles.
And so should be Muslims and others seeking wealth from its corrupt financial systems. Everything belongs to God, seek wealth from Him alone... yughnihimu Allahu min fadlihi... [Quran chp 24 ver 32]... waatuhum min mali Allahi... [Quran chp 24 ver 33].
A piece of advice, your content is important dont make it click bait style thumbnails and you shouldn’t try to be doing the latest trend of attention grabbing useless behavior. Understand that God will distribute the work to the right ppl. Be serious. However, love the content keep interviewing amazing minds. Thank you
I just started watching and I'm looking forward to watching the entire interview. What is the translation of the quote that is referred to in the very beginning?
The world is designed for progress.... there are negative impact but that should not be a hindrance to the development and fulfillment of God Khalifa on earth...
dear brother interviewer, a sincere advice - avoid repeating the phrase "You know" again and again in each question. It's very distracting and eventually becomes irritating. otherwise, it was a great interview and Sheikh Hakim is excellent.
I'm shocked about the sheikh's views on renewables. He has no idea. These are not renewables. They are first and foremost unreliables. Fossil fuels are needed and in greater quantities. That's the reality. Solar and wind energy is a dead-end. Too expensive, and very poor in terms of yield.
A wonderful interview
lovely to see you here brother paul
We'd love to get you on here as well :) We've emailed you
Just have so much love for Paul. May God bless him.
Please have him back on Blogging Theology as well, brother Paul!
I think your comment made me watch this video ..... definitely a good interview
I agree with Abdal Hakim Murad. I have lived in Thailand, Brazil, Dominican Republic and Peru (all poor countries) and I found for myself that the people in these countries were on average much kinder and more generous than in my own wealthy country (Britain). I have come to dislike the company of the rich and the well educated (with few exceptions) because they tend to have harder hearts and more arrogance than the poor and less well educated.
@@jellyfishi_ Of course. Every generalisation admits of exceptions.
The sense of entitlement is hard to rid oneself of. It is only when one is rid of it than one becomes in touch with Reality.
Agreed, people don't laugh in UK. but I also lived 4 years in Jersey, Channel Islands and I found people over there are much reasonable and happy
I'm not Muslim but I found this interview fascinating and I would want to invest in Muslim investments with these ethics.
I love how humorous shaykh Murad was in this. It’s always a treat to listen to him speak, حفظه الله
He drops these subtle zingers in his speeches all the time that just crack me up. It was fun to watch him make the interviewer laugh out loud here. He is such a heavyweight scholar, you never see them coming. :)
@@shyman3000 love him
What a snob! This Murad 🤢
“Flog themselves”😂😂😂😂😅
I'm a simple man, I see our lovely brother and Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad, I click. May The Most High help us attain his love, nearness, and attain fulfillment in our dunyah, death, and akhirah. Jzk to all here and all involved.
I could listen to him for hours.
Thank you for introducing me to this gem of a human being, a lighthouse of hope and enlightenment in a roaring sea… jazakum Allah khayran
Nice imagery
Amazing to see such a scholar like Sheikh Abdul Hakeem Murad on your channel. In fact I will be heading to Cambridge Central masjid this Friday for iftar and taraweeh. Alhamdullilah
He's an amazing scholar!
What an interview! Subhanallah. Mesmerised by the facts and common sense answers. I am going to watch it a few times with pen and paper in my hand.
I m just done with that. 10 pages notes. alhamdulillah
Yes, I as well
He is a great scholar! With deep understanding and deep clarity and insight!
Had no idea you knew shaykh Abdul hakim Murad. Love that guy
We are so blessed to have Sheikh Murad amongst us today. Thank you Allah SWT for such generosity.
Subhanallah, the collab we never knew we needed.
🎉🎉 jzk khyr
Alhamdulillah that i have been guided out of a long career in pharma and into non profit environmental justice despite a huge title and pay cut. This is not by accident and money no longer serves humanity.
Shaykh Abdal Hakim is a river of knowledge. May Allah give him long and healthy life and reward him with a reward like no other. Aamiin. May He benefit us by his knowledge. Aamiin.
Wisdom come from whom Allah chose s to... May Allah give Sheik Murad long life good health to provide his knowledge and wisdom to other brothers and sisters.
Always a pleasure to listen to the UK’s leading intellectual
The best sheikh of our times
Love the moving sofa at around 3:19
Lol hadn't noticed this myself 😂
MashaAllaah at a Muslim Jinn joining into the conversation
Such a rich interview - Jazakallah
Wow such a great exchange! God bless you both
Thank you so much!
Shaykh Abdak Hakim and Shaykh Hamza Yusuf are a God send, May Allah give them long life, Jannah. They never back bite and call people out (who derived to be)
with people like sheikh abdul hakim murad islam will be safe and inshallah will thrive in the west, we have so much to offer our fellow citizens, our path to our Creator is so straight and dignified, all the dawah boys would learn a lot from the esteemed sheikh and his wisdom and approach to islam, may Allah grant him much blessings and success
Sheikh Abdal Hakim is on my list of top 3 living sheikhs.
Please share the list if you can. It’ll expand the blessings and faizan iA.
Among the English speaking Islamic scholars alive now, I like the following:
1. Shaykh Mukhtar Maghroui
2. Dr. Umar Farook Abdallah
3. Hamza Yusuf Hanson
Among others:
-Shaykh Muhammad Al-Yaqoubi
-Shaykh Nuh Keller
-Shaykk Hamza Yusuf
Allah swt bless u sheikh in both worlds ameen .. proper gem ❤😊
A very enlightening interview on the challenges that face Muslims in the Morden world.
There are so many one liner gems in this. My fav. is beauty is dangerous because beauty is truth and therefore it makes people uncomfortable. Another one line: money can buy you ease, but not happiness.
What a great interview, I wish it was longer. Thank you both!
Thanks for the interview. The climate issue is very serious.
Thanks for these interviews.. I've enjoyed every single one.
There’s a lot to learn from this discussion, and a useful reminder of what’s actually needed to attain a happier life. Thanks
We need a part 2!
Jazakallah Khair, again fantastic interview mashallah
Thank you Shiekh Murad. ❤
Mashaallah Ibrahim is making some great videos.
What a refreshing take! Thank you Sheikh Abdal Hakim Murad.
Great interview! Greetings from Ireland
We are so lucky to have this Man ! God bless him and thank you for bringing him on 💕
15 years ago, a TV programme was announcing one would be able to grow olives in the region of Strasbourg in France. I'm still waiting.
The quintessential British humour 😊
So refreshing mash'Allah tabark Allah
Mashallah. Enjoyed Sheikh. ❤
31:00 What should happen to greedy bankers
33:05 Islamic banks
This interview captivated me with its wealth of knowledge and informative content. I want to express my gratitude to you brother, for delivering such a captivating interview.
One of the best interviews on IFG. Would really appreciate a second episode
Subhanallaha no matter what man wants or how much he wants he will surely have his mouth full of dust , Allah okbar, reality right there
What a blessing to have Sheikh Abdul Hakim in our lifetime. May Allah preserve you sheikh.
This man is a trust to the world.
Amazing wisdom. How enlightening to hear the great shaikh.!!
Two valuable personalities in one video.
Jzkk for an enlightening interview
Very informative... Great topic. Not often covered ❤
Jordan Peterson and Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad should have a dialogue in Cambridge. Their combined insights would be greatly appreciated by many, similar to the impact of the Hamza Yusuf interview. Discussing the "religion of nature" (dīn al-fiṭrah) with Jordan, especially in relation to our inherent nature and understanding of evolutionary history and archetypes, would be enlightening. They can explore the balance of psychology, spirituality, and philosophy. The points made by Shaykh Murad on 'The Nature of Nature' delving into the philosophical and psychological implications of human understanding of the self from an islamic point of view would resonate with and potentially complement Jordan's expertise, bridging any gaps in his islamic understanding of Fitra and Submission.
very intersting question asked,barakallah
Interesting interview touching on the challenges of modernity and the the Muslim mindset.
Excellent interview, good questions.
Assalamu Alaikum
Brilliant. It covered a wide range with Very erudite view as always. In Bangladesh the poor ppl got into the net of micro credit riba( although they are poor & unaware but good Muslims)
Whereas the affluent or educated ones are fearful About riba & atleadt wont put money unless its sharia based
Jazakullah khairan
From Bangladesh.
By the way Moderator kids from Dhaka are Amazingly brilliant. So they are DOING fine in melting pot!!
This is the 2nd time I watched the channel. Alhamdulillah. I've learned many things in just 2 videos.
World is changing with times for both people who want better future also worst
Alhamdulillah wonderful to listen to
Such a lesson in change management and alternative proposals! Its fair to say that whoever holds onto the Quran words of the Eternal will not be bound by the fluctuations of time. And we should always see those fluctuations as a good opportunity to strive and do good. Allah is the greatest.
One of my favourite
Jzk khyr!
IFG did a great job in interviewing the shayekh, imo. I love the man for his brilliant talks and he just oozes a different class, but it is important to note that even deep philosophical or spiritual knowledge has to be translated into practicalities. Which is why both sufis and businessmen have their places in Islam and you cannot be sufficient with just the sufi anymore than you'd be with just the businessman. I think this is the first interview I've seen where shayekh Murad didn't have the necessary answer, and that in a sense is a credit to him and to Islam imo
Excellent point @fahim
Phenomenal observation, thank you for sharing!
Historically, Sufism was not isolated from the realities of the practical life. It always was integrated with personal and professional world, and elevated both to a higher ethical and behavioral standard.
Sufi tariqas and lodges have often been associated with certain professions.
The accusation that authentic sufism is detached from practical realities of life is unfair and historically inaccurate.
@@mash0000 didn't make any such accusation.
Brother fahim.
We need only Sufis who renounce the Dunya in their hearts. This is the goal of our religion.
But in agreement to the spirit of your comment, some Sufis are encouraged to seek the Dunya to help others if they have the capacity/acumen to do so while striving to keep the Dunya away from their hearts. Others who are not suited are limited to what is obligated. Yes we need both, if that what was meant in your first comment.
Many saints and friends of Allah were rich, but their wealth was truly primarily to help others and the Ummah. They said O Allah make the Dunya in our hands (so it could be an instrument to do good) not in our hearts (so we don't get attached to it).
great camera work. 10/10 framing.
indeed, great audio too
Very valuable conversation indeed
The sheikh is very cool, he remind of my Prof. The late Muhammad al Mahdi. may Allah grand him Jannah
Great to see.
Great interview bro, Masha Allah. Personally, I consider that you should amend the title to include his lengthy discussion regarding British identity. I found this discussion to be very important.
Alhamdulilah !!
Assalamu Alaikum and Ramadan Mubarak. First time watching your interview. I am a regular listener of Shaykh s lectures. Overall, well thought-out, probing, and relevant questions.
Potential for improvement: there is room for improvement in phrasing the question without convoluting it.
Will subscribe to your channel.
Ill answer the maximization question bro.
In capitalism the driving principle is to maximize profits for the shareholders (stakeholders) at any cost.
In Islamic economy the driving principle is to maximize benifit for the citizens.
For example in an islamic system if govt decided on a project they would take survey and offer companies to propose. Once all the proposals and bids come in the community would choose that project which would most benifit the most number of citizens.
This was the best content fro IFG. Please could I have a part two with sheikh
Absolutely brilliant
*Wa alaikum as Salam wa Rahmatullahi t'ala wa Barakatuhu sayyidi. Eid al Adha mubarak to everyone* ❤ 🤗
awesome interview. thanks!
Really enjoyed this talk
Salam. Great interview/conversation/discussion. May I understand more on what the Sheikh meant when he said ‘women in mosque’ and the other guy responded with ‘god forbid’. Thanks.
Word Shaykh!
Very good informative video. Again and again we have to watch this video to get more understanding useful for every one .
Wonderfully Wise thoughts 💚
Very Interesting and Stimulating conversation mA. Ibrahim kept trying to press the Shaik on the validity of wealth seeking for Muslims but shaik seemed to keep putting it off as a not so noble pursuit. I still wonder though if Muslims take the backseat on wealth creation wouldn't we be always the people of the lower hand rather than the upper hand.
It would be good to summarise some of the key takeaways from this chat.
The very first of shaykh's Contentions reads "Activism will only succeed when it remembers that history is in Good Hands."
Haroon, you are making a very important point. I wish there was a hour long substantive panel discussion just on this point probing it from various angles. There is a statement attributed to Ali(RA) on this (I am paraphrasing) : "as long as wealth is in your hand, and not in your heart, it is ok"
However, the discussion needs to delve into the tangible realities of today's world, including how much time one should spend daily towards acquiring wealth, to what extent and for what purpose we can depend on the credit mechanism of modern banking system, etc.
But wealth is dependent on the heart, not money and assets.
A bit surprised that although Zakat was mentioned very briefly, the importance of using wealth to help aid so many millions of Muslims living in poverty. Mothers who see their children crying with hunger daily. The importance for vastly wealthy going behind just Zakat. Instead poverty was talked of as a kind of ascetic ideal😮
Excellent interview
Can you provide the translation for the things Ibrahim is saying in Arabic? I have no clue what he's saying when he drops these hadith or verses of Quran
Some constructive criticism. Please practice your questions before asking. The questions took an age and were incoherent at some points.
Should have got more out of such a great thinker of our times. I believe the interviewer was trying to ask if Muslims should take a lead in innovation, technology and finance in order to lead the way rather than taking a passive herd following approach.
Bottom line is, Shaykh leans towards the akhira an not dunya.
Ha - it would be fair criticism only there's one complication: the man opposite is a genius. So we were off the agenda by question 2 and operating on a philosophical plane that required me to have an early night that day. 😅
@@IFGuru no offense to the interviewer. His previous interviews were really good.
Your content is always helpful and insightful to us that live in the West.
The muslim ummah nowdays have few scholars like Sheikh Murad. Just how many scholars do we know now are so well educated, so articulate and has rich knowledge like him?
You ask a youngster what Fikh is they will ask you if its some kind of clothing brand?
What I see now is that muslims worldwide, or the majority of them don't dive deep about Islam is all about? About the many facets that Islam governs? More so in Islamic Finance and the dangers of riba!
Mufti taqi usmani is a great scholar with Islamic finance knowledge
@@tazboy1934 Thank you brother for the update
@@hishamosman4341 the problem is language like me in indonesia. How many syekh in here do you think?
Great video Ibraheem! Fascinating insights! Could you make a video on the Saudi Arabia vision 2030 and whether or not you think it will succeed. Im especially interested in your opinion about the various megaprojects they are building such as NEOM.
Cool!
Gangnam city
I wish you spoke of the other extreme,
Where low-income & middle-income people don't save anything at all.
They live pay cheque to pay cheque.
Should they be encouraged to develope a habit of saving and investing?
Good conversation.
Islamic teachings emphasize balance, ethical progress, and stewardship of the earth. The Quran advocates for sustainable development and warns against corruption and wastefulness. In finance, Islam prohibits usury and promotes fairness and transparency. Regarding technological advancements like the Metaverse, Islam encourages knowledge but stresses ethical use and maintaining human dignity, ensuring that digital progress aligns with real-life responsibilities and moral principles.
And so should be Muslims and others seeking wealth from its corrupt financial systems. Everything belongs to God, seek wealth from Him alone... yughnihimu Allahu min fadlihi... [Quran chp 24 ver 32]... waatuhum min mali Allahi... [Quran chp 24 ver 33].
Yes but we need to work to get the money
@@tazboy1934 What was Prophet Muhammad's job in Medina?
A piece of advice, your content is important dont make it click bait style thumbnails and you shouldn’t try to be doing the latest trend of attention grabbing useless behavior. Understand that God will distribute the work to the right ppl. Be serious. However, love the content keep interviewing amazing minds. Thank you
Hagiographic stories of phenomenal generosity in the culture are probably only meant as examples, with exaggeration stressing the point.
I prefer the old thumbnail
I just started watching and I'm looking forward to watching the entire interview. What is the translation of the quote that is referred to in the very beginning?
The world is designed for progress.... there are negative impact but that should not be a hindrance to the development and fulfillment of God Khalifa on earth...
dear brother interviewer, a sincere advice - avoid repeating the phrase "You know" again and again in each question. It's very distracting and eventually becomes irritating. otherwise, it was a great interview and Sheikh Hakim is excellent.
Thanks for the feedback
Very true 👍
I'm shocked about the sheikh's views on renewables.
He has no idea. These are not renewables. They are first and foremost unreliables.
Fossil fuels are needed and in greater quantities. That's the reality.
Solar and wind energy is a dead-end. Too expensive, and very poor in terms of yield.
These are messages that should be in the forefront of the youths mind