Indonesia and Malaysia are far from Middle Eastern Islamic civilization,But they are the ones who are most correct in wearing the hijab covering all their hair, I feel that Islam in Indonesia and Malaysia is a friendly, peaceful and tolerant version of Islam.
actually, hijab is not just about covering your hear the right hijab about covering your body and your face too but you can't say for a girl who covers her hair not hijabi but she has to complete it by stop wearing pants and there' are lot of wrong info about Islam from the girls I think koreans got the Islam rules in wrong way also the most important thing that Islam talks about obey one god and do everything that Allah ordered when you know who's allah you will do everything in the right way الله يهديهم على كل حال
@@rashedahamed1722 أنا فتاة لكن لا النقاب واجب كل المذاهب الأربعة أوجبوا النقاب لكن حدث تشويه وغالبية الفتيات يعتقدوا انه ليس من الواجب بينما لا هو واجب it's compulsory والحجاب اسم يطلق على تغطية الشعر مع الجسم وبعض العلماء قالوا انه من حجاب الوجه اي حجب الرؤية للوجه والله اعلم
@@rashedahamed1722 it's compulsory according ahmad bin hanbal , alshafie,alhanafe and almalkey all of them said that covering the face compulsory especially these days because fitnah
((وليضربن بخمرهن على جيوبهن)) البعض فسرها انه المقصود هنا تغطية الوجه وكان الصحابة لا يسألوا عائشة رضي الله عنها الا من وراء حجاب كانوا يستمعوا لصوتها فقط دون رؤية وجهها ولو كان النقاب غير واجب لما أمر الله المرأة بعدم ارتداء القفازات وتغطية الوجه اثناء الحج فلماذا يوجد حكم هكذا ان لم يكن بالأساس هناك حكم بوجوب تغطية الوجه وايضا دائما الرجل عندما يريد ان يتزوج فتاة الجميع يسأل عن وجهها ان كانت جميلة فالوجه موضع فتنة والله اعلم
نقاب برای یهودیان بوده است در اسلام اسمی از نقاب بر صورت دختران در قران نیامده ولی خلیفه دوم نقاب و بعضی از رسومات دینی یهودیان را وارد فقه اسلامی کرده است حتی حجاب سیاه رنگ در اسلام وجود نداشته و تمام زنان در زمان پیامبر حضرت محمد (ص) لباسهای سفید و بعضن رنگی میپوشیند جز زبان بدوی صحرا نشین که البسه سیاه داشتند و در چادرهای سیاه رنگ میزیستن@@1orntn
wow very interesting episode. i would like to have another episode like that but with muslims from north africa (algeria, tunisia and marroco) and koreans people I like Mina, she explain everything so well
Speaking as a lifelong atheist, I'm not convinced that atheist rationality has been a solid net positive for humanity's performance on this planet, any more or less than any religion has been. Atheist want to BELIEVE we are more rational, logical, intelligent, etc etc but ultimately we are still the same hormone-driven meat computers that our superstitious, devout ancestors were. Same hardware, different software and OS. Non-religious secular movements have given a lot of momentum to physical and social sciences, but what material impact or changes has this had on human populations? The sciences have given us a much better understanding of our world, geology, weather, biosphere and ecosystems, the place and impact of human activity within these systems, as well as the impact of human choices on human populations and individuals. But has secularism positively moved the needle on wealth inequality, have versus have-not (developed versus underdeveloped) nations, healthcare and overpopulation, climate change and mitigation? I'd argue that while there are many dedicated individual people who have become experts in these and many other topics, none of these people have been able to halt or reverse primal human tribalism and greed. Corporate exploitation and wealth aggregation still dominate any society today just as it did 700+ years ago during the European Renaissance or any other point in pre-industrial society. Arguably industrialization has done far more to provide tools of leverage that accelerate and exacerbate these behaviors, and industrialization isn't a religious belief or movement, last time I checked. Look at the most non-religious states in the world. The Soviet Union called the tsars' brutal excesses amateurish and went all-in on methodical purges of its own people. China took a huge hit to religiousness thanks to its 20th century shenanigans. The Cultural Revolution was an explicitly anti-capitalist and anti-religion government policy that saw millions of people killed through policy, famine, cannibalism in a few cases, and tens of millions more forcibly displaced. WW 2 Germany saw some interesting attempts to distort, exploit, and eliminate religion for political control of the population. And all of these events had secular apologists using quasi-scientific reasoning to justify them. Even today, after a century of broadly declining religious belief in industrialized states, all it took for xenophobia and extremism to see a resurgence was approximately 2 generations without periodic, massively traumatizing conflicts to teach everyone a hard lesson on why violence is bad. (referring here mostly to Europe and the US; not as informed about other developed countries or regions) As soon as personal, firsthand experiences of death and deprivation were unloaded from our collective RAM, the meat computers defaulted back to factory settings. On any continent, in any period of history, I think you'll find humans doing whatever they want first and foremost, then backfilling their rationale for doing so. This rationale will conveniently use whatever religious or non-religious concepts they can hammer to fit their purposes.
@@dakaodoAgreed on most things that you have said. Still there are aspects within religion that make the grass greener on their side. It's that there are different types of rewards that you can receive when you avoid sins (which these days science can back it up to be the better option from which psychology and sociology roots can be found back within religion) and doing good deeds. There are guidelines that show how to not only treat others but when they work for you, what is considered a humane income and what is considered exploitation. Furthermore the different things all humans are struggling with can be categorized within four groups from which you can read the tafseer (deeper translation in surah Kahf -> try looking this up!) belief (story of the cave), wealth (story of the wine garden), knowledge (story of prophet khidr with prophet Moses) and justice (story of Dhul Qarnain). Other than that I stand by your side in your thinking pattern 😊
Di Indonesia seharusnya rokok adalah haram, karena termasuk merusak atau menyakiti kesehatan sendiri.. tapi karena di Indonesia rokok adalah bagian, jadi yaah seperti hal yg biasa
Yes it is! Even the punishment of being a part of LGBTQ community is deat*h in Islam but many muslims will say it's not and try to justify that in non-islamic country but when they will be the majority they'll want their islamic law which is very dangerous i believe as an ExMuslim💀
In Islam, anything that might harm a person is forbidden, such as eating pork that is full of diseases or drinking alcohol. gay transmits sexual diseases to a large extent, and it is indicated that it is forbidden in Judaism and Christianity as well👍🏻
Try looking up the story of the prophet Lut in which the people in the city Sodom acted against God's wishes after decades of corruption causing havoc there and the only barrier they still hadn't crossed was regarding the topic you are very interested in. There you will find that the first ones who committed these sins, didn't do it because they felt like xyz but because they just wanted to defy God. That was the first time this sins was acted upon and after that people do what people do, they follow without really realizing why and the ones after that try to find some kind of reasoning why how so etc... So when this type of stuff comes across we know that the society that is dealing with these types of transgressions are already in the fase of collapsing. When you have a relationship outside what God has permitted it is an indicator that there are many societal problems in which traumas that have reached the levels of generational traumas. It's a very heavy test for them as they do not realize the background story regarding how their actions portray only in societies that deal with certain problems that are not being properly addressed. Keep in mind that doesn't mean that they should be killed etc... That is also a very wrong approach but that regardless of their choices we need to keep treating them as humans like every other person around the globe. 😊
It is not "haram". It is just discouraged because traditionally, we wash with our left hand. So eating with our left is kinda disgustang. You can always use fork and spoon if you are left handed, like me.
@@fillji9843 yeah sure , i suggest you to read more hadiths by bukhari and muslim , also read your quran with tafseer , without only listening or reading it like a dummy
With different culture and countries ofc theres difference about what they call a "hijab". Religions and culture still often goes hand in hand. In her country its not an islamic rule but more about country's law, even tho youre not muslim you still have to wear it. Thats why their version of hijab might look different than the one who follow islamic rule and for them it can be used for fashion item. And then again, theres many people who only follow some of islamic rules. Like some muslims think that cigarettes is haram but many dont, some muslims think music is haram while some are not, some muslims dating around even tho thats not allowed. Its like that with hijab, its differ for everyone regardless of their belief and cultures. Even in many countries theres many muslims who doesn't wear a hijab, and while some people considered it haram from their understanding of islam, its still their choice and its their own business with Allah. But i understand what you mean, theres a different name for all kinds of hijab but many people called anything a hijab as long as it cover hairs.
@@mivey_ so basically each country have their own version ? For example isnt hijab mandatory in islam and smoking is haram so why some saying yes some say no
All of these people seem like such wonderful people to be talking to- as an atheist. Especially hearing about how accepting they are of other practices around them. I doubt any of them would see this, although for the atheist question, my answer would simply be that I have seen plenty evidence of humans believing in religion/god/gods throughout history, but I've simply never seen evidence of any god or deity individually. I do love learning more and seeing such accepting religious folks though, especially with how many Christians here in America act. Very refreshing, best wishes to all the people in this video, and I hope they keep their open yet positive minds. 🫶
Thank you very much for your insight, I can see where you are coming from and this is also the arguments that I usually hear from many atheists. It's that there was a time in my life I stood in front of the same situation and luckily I chose to understand why God created all this darkness. It took me many years to understand as someone who is born and raised in this religion, so I see your points. When I really went deep into this and saw that light is more vibrant in times of darkness as its light illuminated everything in a different way than in broad daylight. Next to that when I hear that God says that everyone will be tested on their belief and some get tested with poverty sickness, injustice and more things like evil being done to them, while others get tested with richness, overindulgence, abundance etc... Have you heard those many celebrities that make it eventually tell you that although they have all the riches of this world and can do whatever they want they still feel empty inside as if something is missing. They either live with it or go on a journey to find the things which fills them up inside and makes them truly content. Something that isn't temporarily and doesn't need continuous care. Usually they end up becoming religious as that whole in their heart is a special spot only reserved to the king of kings. Think about this one for a minute and please give me your thoughts on it. When you were trying to get your degree, didn't you had to work hard to get that degree and didn't you make different examens to show you are worthy of that diploma. Well that is the same concept you are dealing with in this life. This life is a test and different problems occur in your life that you need to solve as best as you can without the help of your teacher giving you those answers. You can do good but you can do evil and this is a life choice everyone of us have to make every single day. We don't always see its value unless we see this life as an exam to receive a place in heaven. Just like every other subjects, there are going to be those who fail their exam and get lost while causing havoc in your life. That is basically why the world is getting worse and worse, because we don't only make more wrong choices but also don't keep informing each other about this knowledge. Cause knowledge not practiced is either going to be forgotten or twisted in some way or another. So that is why we say why do bad things keep happening and God doesn't do anything against it. Because we are being examined to either fail or pass to get our ticket to heaven.
i love the vid but the girl for the muslim girl explaining at the begining, i just wanna tell please dont show ur hair and stop wearing makeup, wear loose clothes, u need to hide ur beauty thats the purpose of hijab pls do not show ur beauty to anyone, this is posted with all respect for her
You shouldn't say that, as even in religious texts mentions that God reacted people different from each other so that we can learn from each other. Atheist look at things from a different perspective and it's our challenge to sit down and talk with them to not only understand their viewpoint but to help them by giving a nudge into the viewpoints they can't see without conversing with us. I am grateful they exist and they ask questions and look at things differently that helps me look things up more in depth than not which gives me more enlightenment to understand what God really is saying in his scriptures. We need each other and eventually if we are able to create that utopia which one day will be concurred by working all together, we might be able to appreciate our differences more as they help us navigate towards the straight path. Seeing them as different viewpoints when working together makes the whole house complete instead of looking just at the front or back of the house as the ultimate truth.
Do you really think it's so peaceful? Then try leaving under Islamic rule or just take more muslim immigrants in your country when they'll be the majority You'll understand how life is just like me who is an atheist in islamic country Bangladesh and if i say that openly that i left islam then those crazy people will just k*ll me ☠️
@@YungYohanBangladesh is known for its extreme religious extremism, especially against women. It is the fault of your country, not the religion. Go to a normal Muslim country and you will know what I mean
Indonesia and Malaysia are far from Middle Eastern Islamic civilization,But they are the ones who are most correct in wearing the hijab covering all their hair, I feel that Islam in Indonesia and Malaysia is a friendly, peaceful and tolerant version of Islam.
Indonesia is more
@@gwenmloveskpopandmoreaceh is more, not Indonesia
Java Island, Sumatera (Indonesia) and East Coast (Malaysia) are extreme ones. Religious doesn't mean that you're good.
@@Kane_2001 👍
100% accurate
The young dude is totally on a quest to find love 😂
The old man was so nice
His Islamic knowledge is quite well
Korean people seem so respectful, asking kindly and with interest. Here in Europe it’s different
actually, hijab is not just about covering your hear the right hijab about covering your body and your face too but you can't say for a girl who covers her hair not hijabi but she has to complete it by stop wearing pants and there' are lot of wrong info about Islam from the girls I think koreans got the Islam rules in wrong way also the most important thing that Islam talks about obey one god and do everything that Allah ordered when you know who's allah you will do everything in the right way الله يهديهم على كل حال
Sir hijab is not something that covers face
Also covering face is not compulsory
@@rashedahamed1722 أنا فتاة لكن لا النقاب واجب كل المذاهب الأربعة أوجبوا النقاب لكن حدث تشويه وغالبية الفتيات يعتقدوا انه ليس من الواجب بينما لا هو واجب it's compulsory
والحجاب اسم يطلق على تغطية الشعر مع الجسم وبعض العلماء قالوا انه من حجاب الوجه اي حجب الرؤية للوجه والله اعلم
@@rashedahamed1722 it's compulsory according ahmad bin hanbal , alshafie,alhanafe and almalkey all of them said that covering the face compulsory especially these days because fitnah
((وليضربن بخمرهن على جيوبهن)) البعض فسرها انه المقصود هنا تغطية الوجه وكان الصحابة لا يسألوا عائشة رضي الله عنها الا من وراء حجاب كانوا يستمعوا لصوتها فقط دون رؤية وجهها ولو كان النقاب غير واجب لما أمر الله المرأة بعدم ارتداء القفازات وتغطية الوجه اثناء الحج فلماذا يوجد حكم هكذا ان لم يكن بالأساس هناك حكم بوجوب تغطية الوجه وايضا دائما الرجل عندما يريد ان يتزوج فتاة الجميع يسأل عن وجهها ان كانت جميلة فالوجه موضع فتنة والله اعلم
نقاب برای یهودیان بوده است در اسلام اسمی از نقاب بر صورت دختران در قران نیامده ولی خلیفه دوم نقاب و بعضی از رسومات دینی یهودیان را وارد فقه اسلامی کرده است حتی حجاب سیاه رنگ در اسلام وجود نداشته و تمام زنان در زمان پیامبر حضرت محمد (ص) لباسهای سفید و بعضن رنگی میپوشیند جز زبان بدوی صحرا نشین که البسه سیاه داشتند و در چادرهای سیاه رنگ میزیستن@@1orntn
as Orthodox Christians from Ethiopia we also don't eat pork
It's kind of a mismatch to show these interviews with Hava Nagila playing on the background 😅😅😅
Southeast Asian vs Middle Eastern Muslims❌️
Southeast Asians and Middle Eastern Muslims✅️
English must not be your first language 😂. Vs doesn’t mean against each other in this context.
Example when you make religion your whole personality 😂
Happy Eid Selamat Hari Raya
I'm from India muslim you are explain so nice 👍
wow very interesting episode. i would like to have another episode like that but with muslims from north africa (algeria, tunisia and marroco) and koreans people
I like Mina, she explain everything so well
Deena is so pretty!!
"I can't understand atheists" is a great way to get an atheist to say "Don't worry, I'll think for you".
Speaking as a lifelong atheist, I'm not convinced that atheist rationality has been a solid net positive for humanity's performance on this planet, any more or less than any religion has been. Atheist want to BELIEVE we are more rational, logical, intelligent, etc etc but ultimately we are still the same hormone-driven meat computers that our superstitious, devout ancestors were. Same hardware, different software and OS.
Non-religious secular movements have given a lot of momentum to physical and social sciences, but what material impact or changes has this had on human populations? The sciences have given us a much better understanding of our world, geology, weather, biosphere and ecosystems, the place and impact of human activity within these systems, as well as the impact of human choices on human populations and individuals. But has secularism positively moved the needle on wealth inequality, have versus have-not (developed versus underdeveloped) nations, healthcare and overpopulation, climate change and mitigation?
I'd argue that while there are many dedicated individual people who have become experts in these and many other topics, none of these people have been able to halt or reverse primal human tribalism and greed. Corporate exploitation and wealth aggregation still dominate any society today just as it did 700+ years ago during the European Renaissance or any other point in pre-industrial society. Arguably industrialization has done far more to provide tools of leverage that accelerate and exacerbate these behaviors, and industrialization isn't a religious belief or movement, last time I checked.
Look at the most non-religious states in the world. The Soviet Union called the tsars' brutal excesses amateurish and went all-in on methodical purges of its own people. China took a huge hit to religiousness thanks to its 20th century shenanigans. The Cultural Revolution was an explicitly anti-capitalist and anti-religion government policy that saw millions of people killed through policy, famine, cannibalism in a few cases, and tens of millions more forcibly displaced. WW 2 Germany saw some interesting attempts to distort, exploit, and eliminate religion for political control of the population. And all of these events had secular apologists using quasi-scientific reasoning to justify them.
Even today, after a century of broadly declining religious belief in industrialized states, all it took for xenophobia and extremism to see a resurgence was approximately 2 generations without periodic, massively traumatizing conflicts to teach everyone a hard lesson on why violence is bad. (referring here mostly to Europe and the US; not as informed about other developed countries or regions) As soon as personal, firsthand experiences of death and deprivation were unloaded from our collective RAM, the meat computers defaulted back to factory settings.
On any continent, in any period of history, I think you'll find humans doing whatever they want first and foremost, then backfilling their rationale for doing so. This rationale will conveniently use whatever religious or non-religious concepts they can hammer to fit their purposes.
@@dakaodoAgreed on most things that you have said. Still there are aspects within religion that make the grass greener on their side. It's that there are different types of rewards that you can receive when you avoid sins (which these days science can back it up to be the better option from which psychology and sociology roots can be found back within religion) and doing good deeds. There are guidelines that show how to not only treat others but when they work for you, what is considered a humane income and what is considered exploitation. Furthermore the different things all humans are struggling with can be categorized within four groups from which you can read the tafseer (deeper translation in surah Kahf -> try looking this up!) belief (story of the cave), wealth (story of the wine garden), knowledge (story of prophet khidr with prophet Moses) and justice (story of Dhul Qarnain).
Other than that I stand by your side in your thinking pattern 😊
Di Indonesia seharusnya rokok adalah haram, karena termasuk merusak atau menyakiti kesehatan sendiri.. tapi karena di Indonesia rokok adalah bagian, jadi yaah seperti hal yg biasa
كثير حلو انه الكوريين و الاجانب يعرفوا عن المسلمين و العرب😊
They are so cute ❤
Their smile is so Beautyful.💜
Beautiful*
islam in indo is 86 % not 99% ...
The young korean tryna rizz her up bruh 😂❤
I will point out many baked muslim desserts or those sold in Islamic regions have alcohol as a by-product.
у нас он вообще в магазинах продаётся. хотя он запрещён как таковой. [является ущербом для организма]0
You mean fermentation?
Alcohol is prohibited in my country
술 마약 담배하지 말라면서 양귀비를 어마어마하게 재배하고 판매하는건 괜찮다고 했나?
I wanted them to ask about lgbt stuff among muslims
Like is it against their law or just personal beleief???
Yes it is! Even the punishment of being a part of LGBTQ community is deat*h in Islam but many muslims will say it's not and try to justify that in non-islamic country but when they will be the majority they'll want their islamic law which is very dangerous i believe as an ExMuslim💀
Its against the religion, you can be lgbtq but its not allowed to act upon it so it isn’t allowed
@@YungYohanI would like to inform you that gay in Christianity and Judaism are also being killed. Why did you not mention the matter?
In Islam, anything that might harm a person is forbidden, such as eating pork that is full of diseases or drinking alcohol. gay transmits sexual diseases to a large extent, and it is indicated that it is forbidden in Judaism and Christianity as well👍🏻
Try looking up the story of the prophet Lut in which the people in the city Sodom acted against God's wishes after decades of corruption causing havoc there and the only barrier they still hadn't crossed was regarding the topic you are very interested in. There you will find that the first ones who committed these sins, didn't do it because they felt like xyz but because they just wanted to defy God. That was the first time this sins was acted upon and after that people do what people do, they follow without really realizing why and the ones after that try to find some kind of reasoning why how so etc... So when this type of stuff comes across we know that the society that is dealing with these types of transgressions are already in the fase of collapsing. When you have a relationship outside what God has permitted it is an indicator that there are many societal problems in which traumas that have reached the levels of generational traumas. It's a very heavy test for them as they do not realize the background story regarding how their actions portray only in societies that deal with certain problems that are not being properly addressed.
Keep in mind that doesn't mean that they should be killed etc... That is also a very wrong approach but that regardless of their choices we need to keep treating them as humans like every other person around the globe. 😊
Eating with left hand is haram it’s a sin that’s why Muslims eat with their right hand whether your left handed or not u must eat with right hand
😮😂 come on. We're living in 2024!!! And are you entering the toilet with your left foot and exiting with your right?!
It is not "haram". It is just discouraged because traditionally, we wash with our left hand. So eating with our left is kinda disgustang. You can always use fork and spoon if you are left handed, like me.
I saw Southasia Muslim are eating pork..
Just started watching Giggle yesterday
And now I am in love with it.
Pin please
maybe you should read your religion more to understand why people would be ex muslims
ExMuslim? most of them did not understand the correct teachings and followed wrong things 🤷🏻♀️
@@fillji9843 yeah sure , i suggest you to read more hadiths by bukhari and muslim , also read your quran with tafseer , without only listening or reading it like a dummy
@@fillji9843 as an ex muslim , your religion says that i should be murdered if i don't return back to islam , LOL
how many rakats are in wudu
@@HiImCool2008 lol
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Hijab is actually coverage of the entire satr. What the lady at 28:00 was on about was a headscarf. Hijab isn't worn for fashion, its an Islamic rule.
With different culture and countries ofc theres difference about what they call a "hijab". Religions and culture still often goes hand in hand. In her country its not an islamic rule but more about country's law, even tho youre not muslim you still have to wear it. Thats why their version of hijab might look different than the one who follow islamic rule and for them it can be used for fashion item.
And then again, theres many people who only follow some of islamic rules. Like some muslims think that cigarettes is haram but many dont, some muslims think music is haram while some are not, some muslims dating around even tho thats not allowed. Its like that with hijab, its differ for everyone regardless of their belief and cultures. Even in many countries theres many muslims who doesn't wear a hijab, and while some people considered it haram from their understanding of islam, its still their choice and its their own business with Allah.
But i understand what you mean, theres a different name for all kinds of hijab but many people called anything a hijab as long as it cover hairs.
@@mivey_ so basically each country have their own version ? For example isnt hijab mandatory in islam and smoking is haram so why some saying yes some say no
@@Noiz01 yes, each country has a different version of hijab
All of these people seem like such wonderful people to be talking to- as an atheist. Especially hearing about how accepting they are of other practices around them. I doubt any of them would see this, although for the atheist question, my answer would simply be that I have seen plenty evidence of humans believing in religion/god/gods throughout history, but I've simply never seen evidence of any god or deity individually. I do love learning more and seeing such accepting religious folks though, especially with how many Christians here in America act. Very refreshing, best wishes to all the people in this video, and I hope they keep their open yet positive minds. 🫶
Thank you very much for your insight, I can see where you are coming from and this is also the arguments that I usually hear from many atheists. It's that there was a time in my life I stood in front of the same situation and luckily I chose to understand why God created all this darkness. It took me many years to understand as someone who is born and raised in this religion, so I see your points. When I really went deep into this and saw that light is more vibrant in times of darkness as its light illuminated everything in a different way than in broad daylight. Next to that when I hear that God says that everyone will be tested on their belief and some get tested with poverty sickness, injustice and more things like evil being done to them, while others get tested with richness, overindulgence, abundance etc... Have you heard those many celebrities that make it eventually tell you that although they have all the riches of this world and can do whatever they want they still feel empty inside as if something is missing. They either live with it or go on a journey to find the things which fills them up inside and makes them truly content. Something that isn't temporarily and doesn't need continuous care. Usually they end up becoming religious as that whole in their heart is a special spot only reserved to the king of kings. Think about this one for a minute and please give me your thoughts on it. When you were trying to get your degree, didn't you had to work hard to get that degree and didn't you make different examens to show you are worthy of that diploma. Well that is the same concept you are dealing with in this life. This life is a test and different problems occur in your life that you need to solve as best as you can without the help of your teacher giving you those answers. You can do good but you can do evil and this is a life choice everyone of us have to make every single day. We don't always see its value unless we see this life as an exam to receive a place in heaven. Just like every other subjects, there are going to be those who fail their exam and get lost while causing havoc in your life. That is basically why the world is getting worse and worse, because we don't only make more wrong choices but also don't keep informing each other about this knowledge. Cause knowledge not practiced is either going to be forgotten or twisted in some way or another. So that is why we say why do bad things keep happening and God doesn't do anything against it. Because we are being examined to either fail or pass to get our ticket to heaven.
deena is stunning wow
Ngl Kimia looks like a Pakistani idk whyyyy
I'm also Muslim and they are another country and I live another country.
i love the vid but the girl for the muslim girl explaining at the begining, i just wanna tell please dont show ur hair and stop wearing makeup, wear loose clothes, u need to hide ur beauty thats the purpose of hijab pls do not show ur beauty to anyone, this is posted with all respect for her
crazi....
Islam not like that.. Please learn and gain more Knowledge about aurat.
디나님 진짜 예뻐요❤❤❤. 이집트는 낭만과 클레오파드라의 나라죠❤
나도 무신론자들 별로임. 유신론자들이 우월하고 지혜롭고 예쁨❤❤❤❤
You shouldn't say that, as even in religious texts mentions that God reacted people different from each other so that we can learn from each other. Atheist look at things from a different perspective and it's our challenge to sit down and talk with them to not only understand their viewpoint but to help them by giving a nudge into the viewpoints they can't see without conversing with us. I am grateful they exist and they ask questions and look at things differently that helps me look things up more in depth than not which gives me more enlightenment to understand what God really is saying in his scriptures. We need each other and eventually if we are able to create that utopia which one day will be concurred by working all together, we might be able to appreciate our differences more as they help us navigate towards the straight path. Seeing them as different viewpoints when working together makes the whole house complete instead of looking just at the front or back of the house as the ultimate truth.
한가지 확실한건 무슬림들이 세계에서 제일 우월하고 아름답고 엄청나게 착한 분들이라는 것. 팔레스타인 독립전쟁도 세계의 92%정도의 사람들이 팔레스타인을 지지한다고 유명 언론에 나왔습니다
느금마 위안부
Do you really think it's so peaceful? Then try leaving under Islamic rule or just take more muslim immigrants in your country when they'll be the majority You'll understand how life is just like me who is an atheist in islamic country Bangladesh and if i say that openly that i left islam then those crazy people will just k*ll me ☠️
@@YungYohanBangladesh is known for its extreme religious extremism, especially against women. It is the fault of your country, not the religion. Go to a normal Muslim country and you will know what I mean