00:00 Introduction 01:30 Why is this topic important? 04:50 Islam encourages independence 07:23 Is this a new problem or has it always existed? 15:37 What makes Islam so special? 20:28 Are there any books written on this topic? 26:35 A detailed breakdown of the word ‘jahl’ (ignorance) 31:01 What does ‘imitating’ mean? 33:52 The different types of imitation 35:29 The prohibition of imitating animals 40:11 The prohibition of imitating the opposite gender 41:28 The prohibition of imitating the devil (shaytan) 47:22 The prohibition of imitating the disbelievers 55:42 Distinguishing between what we can and can’t imitate 1:22:15 Imitating the disbelievers in non-religious things 1:29:40 Isn’t this just based on a person’s perspective? 1:31:57 Specific questions about clothing (suits, jeans, thobes etc.) 1:37:41 The different levels of imitation 1:53:16 The hadith of following the Jews and Christians into the hole of a lizard 2:09:01 Specific questions about celebrations (Christmas, New Year, birthdays, anniversaries etc.) 2:23:20 Are we allowed to imitate haircuts? 2:26:49 Are we allowed to talk in slang? 2:33:22 Doesn’t this approach isolate the non-Muslims? What about da’wah? 2:40:19 The profound impact of clothing on your mood and actions 2:44:56 Imitating the disbelievers without intending to 2:45:42 Closing questions 2:51:09 You’re making things extremely difficult on the people! 2:54:10 Final thoughts and summary
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته Ustad What about Copying laws from non Muslim societies and implementing them in Muslim countries. Effectively replacing Islamic law. And does the hadith ومن تشبه بقوم فهو منه apply to Muslim rulers? Jazaka Allah kheyr
Unlike most podcasts out there that have little to no benefit except wasting time and just talking. These brothers are benefiting the people mashallah, may Allah reward them and make us those who follow what's been said. Ameen
May Allaah save us from imitating the disbelievers May Allaah make us truly happy that we have Al Islaam May Allaah make us of the strangers who have been given glad tidings جزاك الله خيرا
Subhanallah when the last podcast came out on niqaab I was like ahh I wish they'd covered Christmas and birthdays. May Allah reward them for their efforts and keep them high in energy علو الهمة always
@@perilouslambasting6816 Ameen i am warning everyone else too. He has got lots of multiple accounts sending the same message trying to instill fear in people's hearts so they depart from they money! Astaghfirullah
Masha-Allah. May Allah grant Sheikh Hasan the highest rank in the Aljannatul Firdaus. He is indeed a rare scholar in the West. His depth of knowledge is something else. I wonder why scholars like him are not highly regarded in the West
@@safiasaleh7322 Wallahi sister you're right. We pray for our brothers and sisters in the West that may Allah SWA protect them from the fitnah of these so-called compassionate scholars.
Asalamu'alaikum, I just discovered these podcasts. My daughter is a student of the Shaykh's weekend class. I really appreciate all the efforts and the wealth of knowledge. I also really like the fact that hardhitting questions are asked and really do put the Shaykh in the "hot seat", Masha'Allah. I feel blessed to have the opportunity to listen and learn, Alhamdulillah. Jazakum'Allahu Khayran. May Allah guide and bless everyone involved in producing these videos, Ameen.
i saw Mohammad Salah posting a picture with his wife and children in front of Christmas tree, Vallahi I felt anger and sadness because sadly many young Muslim are looking up to him
Asalamu alukum sheik I was hoping you would cover the topic regarding riba and student loans and what to do with the debt and how to settle it even though it is a huge amount and does it stop someone doing hijrah guys pin this one up we need this is in the west
@@sb_1389 Muslim: islam is the religion of peace!! Abu Hurairah (RAA) narrated that the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said: “Do not initiate the saluting of Jews and Christians (when you meet them), and if you meet any of them on the road, force him to go to the narrowest part of the road (i.e. do not give way for them to pass, but keep going). English reference : Book 16, Hadith 1489 Arabic reference : Book 16, Hadith 1445 Me:hahahah religion of piss hahah
@@sb_1389 Muslim: Quran is perfectly preserved WORD BY WORD!!! It was narrated that 'Aishah said: “The Verse of stoning and of breastfeeding an adult ten times was revealed, and the paper was with me under my pillow. When the Messenger of Allah died, we were preoccupied with his death, and a tame sheep came in and ate it.” Sunnah.com reference : Book 9, Hadith 100 Me: ate by sheep? hahh
As-salāmu ʿalaykum wa-raḥmatu -llāhi wa-barakātuh I would really enjoy a podcast on shirk and minor shirk, and talk about the common forms of shirk that are committed now a days. Like for example explaining whether it would be shirk to say “So-and-so saved me!” Or “Only a vaccine will cure you” and etc. which are quite common nowadays. I would really enjoy that In-Shā-Allāh
"This tablet cured my headache" unfortunately some of our brothers and sisters says such stuff without thinking it through it could be the one word that may cast them into the hellfire, a'oodhubillaah. We need detailed explanations of shirk and its various forms
Alhamdulilah best Podcast ever Mashaa’allaah with clear Benifits May Allaah’azzawajal Grant them the Highest levels for their Hikmah…..and grant Muslims to correct Knowledge Allaahuma Ameen
SUCH a beneficial podcast. I was surprised to hear that we shouldn't gather with our families on federal holiday days, even though that's the only time many of us have EVER based on how the calendars in these countries are set up (aside from the days we take off ourselves for Eids). Also, I could listen to the brothers talk about everyday happenings in their lives living in a Muslim country all day.
Surah Kafirun Say, "O disbelievers, (1) I do not worship what you worship. (2) Nor are you worshippers of what I worship. (3) Nor will I be a worshipper of what you worship. (4) Nor will you be worshippers of what I worship. (5) For you is your religion, and for me is my religion." (6)
Subhān ALLĀH, excellent. Eid means that returns at a particular time...a repetitive celebration. Majority of the celebrations including birthdays, Valentine's Day, new years , new years Eve, labour day etc etc started from paganism & it's really shocking. نسأل الله العافيه
@@Muhammad_Nuruddin It was narrated from Anas that : 'Ali came to some people of Az-Zutt, who worshipped idols, and burned them. Ibn 'Abbas said: "But the Messenger of Allah [SAW] said: 'Whoever changes his religion, kill him.'" Grade: Sahih (Darussalam) Reference : Sunan an-Nasa'i 4065
Abu tawbah recently did a podcast with John fontain, I'm not a revert and definitely don't know your personal state but imo it was motivating to see a brother who wasn't even born Muslim going through so much for the deen. Maybe check it out?
Perilous Lambasting as Salam Alaykum Jazakallah khairan Akhi. I think we all need motivation. Every struggle leads us to a beautiful way ;). It’s not easy bringing up children in Islam when we need to get the proper tools in education. But al hamdoulillah when Allah guide us He got a great plan. Which struggle make us stronger. Like any person who targeting the akhirah it’s a big challenge to teach them when we are ourselves lacking in knowledge. So we can only get motivated by other going to hard work to achieve a better chance of getting JANNAH:) May Allah grant us all Jannah ;)
Be careful of this guy named “ AMAU “ . Funny how he is trying to tap in our psychology with Ustadh Abdulrahman Hassan’s photo on the front. Anyways wherever you see this filthy person report him/her.
Salam aleikum! I had to mention that here in Finland and in my officr i am wearing these Sirwals that are being mentioned in 2:39:00 so Akhi, they are amazing at the office as well 😀👍 Seriously, very comfortable, warm and obviously they cover you up and they are above the ankles.
Jazakallah Hu Khair, Theres one thing I definitely got out from the podcast and it stuck with me, is the difference between whats known by the non muslims and what everyone does. If i got it wrong someone correct me Jazakkallah Hu Khair.
@@Urbro_meast jazakallah hu khair, I realised anyone who comes across the message in replies by AMAU dislike it and report if that does anything inshallah
Allahuma baarik great podcast. When I came to the west at age 11 I noticed alot of muslims wearing rap style clothes and even just the other day I saw a da'ee endorsing some halal rap. I really really dislike this personally and wondering if it tashabuh... I pray more muslims dress like you brothers. How about things like using wine glasses or champagne style glasses and doing those non alcoholic "toasts" at weddings. Buying dealcoholized wine and beer. I can think of many non religious things that non muslims do that we copy. High fives? Fist pumps? The slow dancing of bride and groom at weddings even if it's in a halal setting Baby showers before baby is born
@@sali3492 Be careful of this guy named “ AMAU “ . Funny how he is trying to tap in our psychology with Ustadh Abdulrahman Hassan’s photo on the front. Anyways wherever you see this filthy person report him/her.
Assalmualikum brother can you pls answer my this question i know this is a bit off topic but still for the sake of Allah i heard the prophet Muhamamd pbuh forbade to imtate animals but i want to know what about imitating animals tactics in fightings like kungfu is it halal is kung fu halal? because in kungfu you observe how animal attacks and try to replicate that and what about bio mimicry is bio mimicry halal
One point that was broght up but not emphasized about pants is that they were changed to make to a difference. I listened to sheikh al albani on UA-cam saying the Rasulullah alayhi salaam said the disbelievers wear izar without pants and pants without izar we wear pants and izar. They wear sandals without khufs you wear kufain and sandals. And that the messenger would not allow the muslim men to pray in pants alone without izar.
I would love a dars on obeying authority in Islam the conditions etc. that would help me know the subject more deeply before my hijra to a Muslim country inchallah and barakallahufikum for all that rich content may Allah increase all of us in 3ilm nafi3 and in the 7ikma required to make good use of it ameen
Example : Canadians saying "Eh?" This is something specific to the Canadians from the worldly matters. I guess we can extend this to words and phrases that rappers and specific things the non-Muslims do (the hand signs like:🤙🏽🤘🏽🤟🏽✌🏽and from startrek I think:🖖🏽or say (this is well known). I hope this is helpful even though it's a bit too late.
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته Ustad What about Copying laws from non Muslim societies and implementing them in Muslim countries. Effectively replacing Islamic law. And does the hadith ومن تشبه بقوم فهو منه apply to Muslim rulers? Jazaka Allah kheyr
can u plz use ustaad abdulrahmaan recaitation in every start video plz is so beatifull and yeah ik my eng is bad😩 or can ustaad make video of him recaiting quraan on same way
I'm having some confusion and a misunderstanding about the hadith were its said that the Messenger of Allah. Used to love to follow the legislation of the jews and Christians. I know he explained it some but i didn't grasp it . Can anyone help me with this?
Asalamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu. I am from Australia, and many shuyukh have given an ijazah to take the student loan here, even though it is definitely not halal. It’s called the HECS-Help loan, advertised as “interest-free” but indexed. I need a fatwa which mentions the situation in Australia. Most students, even the most religious, take this loan. People simply don’t believe my position on the matter, and they stick to their shuyukh (and they’re even respected ones too). Help please
Alhamdulillah. I am benefiting from these podcasts but there are some important issues which I feel are missed out in this podcast which are as follows: 1.Evidence to say that all celebrations are religious even though there are celebrations without any religious elements and people don’t intend to come closer to Allah by those celebrations . Example : national day , Mother’s Day , birthday etc 2: Is there any difference of opinion Among the Ulema about the Hadith that speaks about 2 Eids for Muslims is for communal celebrations not individual celebrations like birthdays etc. 3.Evidence to say that even if we don’t intend to imitate still it will count as imitation. Because I heard from Yasir qadhi’s lecture that there is difference between Tashabbu and tashaaabu. 4. If the origin of something is paganistic but now it is completely secular . Still it is haram to do that? Do we have to base our rulings on the origin or how it is perceived currently. It will be of great benifit in sha Allah if you can address these issues because these are the main points in Yasir qadhi’s lecture.
I believe it's because we are a distinguished nation and this is the legislation of Allah and his messenger and as Allah says we should obey and follow the messenger and I'll are also says take what the messenger gives you and stay away from what he has forbidden you. So how can we need any other celebration the others are following how will we be different to them how can we be followers when a lot also says that he has sent down Islam the way of our religion that it's supposed to be above all other ways and all other religions if Allah has legislated to eats fast and it's only too fast what he's what the prophet aggregated that which came before then it also includes that which will come after because the prophet knows that other celebrations will cover after so therefore he wouldn't need to say and that which comes after is that is abrogated and this is what you have and that is that so we should be happy with what we have and it's a matter of it's not a matter of can we celebrate this or why what's wrong with you know birthdays and and New Year's and like the Shiekh said everyday you should take yourself to account and every day to be a resolution for you, to prepare for death(your Akhirah). it's a struggle with your self with your soul, and we don't need to celebrate birthdays. Birthdays is a Pagan tradition and also if you look at it logically why would we need to celebrate a birthday in fact we should be thinking what have I achieved that year what is there for you to be happy about how will you know that you're going to enter the fire or Jannah, you know you don't know so what is there to celebrate and if the Prophet alayhi salaatu wa salaam didn't celebrate it why must we celebrate it just because others are celebrating it just because it's fun. We can do other things that are fun we dont need to celebrate a birthday if the Prophets and Messengers didn't celebrate birthdays and didn't integrate with the celebrations there nations had and they said as the shiekh quoting the Ayah they said that we are free from you and that which you worship i.e free from you means everything that is with you(every thing about them such as celebrations)and that which you worship which is their disbelieve and shirk so if they didn't integrate with their people their own fathers and families and people turning away from them then who are we(who have the complete Deen) to say we're gonna turn away from the way and Sunnah of this Deen, and Allâh's Book. This believe that we can have one foot in another out, and an out that has no logic such as anniversary. Valentines. New year, Halloween etc it's not legislated by their religion like Christmas have become attributed to them they have actually invented this celebration to their religion so it's an act of innovation and you know you don't see the Pope and other Christians or other kufar in choosing to celebrate or do acts of bid'ah some Muslims have put in to the Deen, it's not part of Islam but they attributed that to Islam and so you'll never see kufar liking it and celebrating them innovations. They stick to theirs and we are more expected to stick and remain and be upon ours(to you be your religion and to me be mine). These celebrations are easy to turn away from. No one will have a gun at you for not following. I don't miss them Alhamdullillah. As the salaf use to say, every millisecond that goes part if you has gone with it. And as Rasullullah alayhi salatu wa salam thought us that we would laugh a little and cry more if we knew what he knows i.e of Naar and the like. I think the more celebrations each year there is nothing exciting, the less you have a lot to anticipate of joy. Not only that, the joy of finishing Ramadan well(with hope of acceptance) then celebrating it, THAT has a better meaning to celebrate so as Eid and Adha. Or a person finishing the Qur'aan. Imagine, 114 chapters of the Qur'aan and much Ahadith, are we fulfilling them? Do we know where we are destined for, will we die happy or not? Imagine celebrating all your live your birth and then end up in the Fire, or die as a kafir. You'll wish you never was born. So much to say. To end, you'll never see the kufar imitating us or following our Deen or even the innovations attributed to our Deen. We must be dignified, we weren't created to be followers.
So what about little children who want celebrate there birthdays are they going to burn in hellfire as according to you. Your comment has to be the dumbest thing I ever read may Allah guide you.
Can someone please explain why the hadith of the prophet peace be upon him abrogated the past celebrations and also the future ones? I feel like the ustadh hasn’t explained it properly. Jazakallah khair.
I believe it's because we are a distinguished nation and this is the legislation of Allah and his messenger and as Allah says we should obey and follow the messenger and I'll are also says take what the messenger gives you and stay away from what he has forbidden you. So how can we need any other celebration the others are following how will we be different to them how can we be followers when a lot also says that he has sent down Islam the way of our religion that it's supposed to be above all other ways and all other religions if Allah has legislated to eats fast and it's only too fast what he's what the prophet aggregated that which came before then it also includes that which will come after because the prophet knows that other celebrations will cover after so therefore he wouldn't need to say and that which comes after is that is abrogated and this is what you have and that is that so we should be happy with what we have and it's a matter of it's not a matter of can we celebrate this or why what's wrong with you know birthdays and and New Year's and like the Shiekh said everyday you should take yourself to account and every day to be a resolution for you, to prepare for death(your Akhirah). it's a struggle with your self with your soul, and we don't need to celebrate birthdays. Birthdays is a Pagan tradition and also if you look at it logically why would we need to celebrate a birthday in fact we should be thinking what have I achieved that year what is there for you to be happy about how will you know that you're going to enter the fire or Jannah, you know you don't know so what is there to celebrate and if the Prophet alayhi salaatu wa salaam didn't celebrate it why must we celebrate it just because others are celebrating it just because it's fun. We can do other things that are fun we dont need to celebrate a birthday if the Prophets and Messengers didn't celebrate birthdays and didn't integrate with the celebrations there nations had and they said as the shiekh quoting the Ayah they said that we are free from you and that which you worship i.e free from you means everything that is with you(every thing about them such as celebrations)and that which you worship which is their disbelieve and shirk so if they didn't integrate with their people their own fathers and families and people turning away from them then who are we(who have the complete Deen) to say we're gonna turn away from the way and Sunnah of this Deen, and Allâh's Book. This believe that we can have one foot in another out, and an out that has no logic such as anniversary. Valentines. New year, Halloween etc it's not legislated by their religion like Christmas have become attributed to them they have actually invented this celebration to their religion so it's an act of innovation and you know you don't see the Pope and other Christians or other kufar in choosing to celebrate or do acts of bid'ah some Muslims have put in to the Deen, it's not part of Islam but they attributed that to Islam and so you'll never see kufar liking it and celebrating them innovations. They stick to theirs and we are more expected to stick and remain and be upon ours(to you be your religion and to me be mine). These celebrations are easy to turn away from. No one will have a gun at you for not following. I don't miss them Alhamdullillah. As the salaf use to say, every millisecond that goes part if you has gone with it. And as Rasullullah alayhi salatu wa salam thought us that we would laugh a little and cry more if we knew what he knows i.e of Naar and the like. I think the more celebrations each year there is nothing exciting, the less you have a lot to anticipate of joy. Not only that, the joy of finishing Ramadan well(with hope of acceptance) then celebrating it, THAT has a better meaning to celebrate so as Eid and Adha. Or a person finishing the Qur'aan. Imagine, 114 chapters of the Qur'aan and much Ahadith, are we fulfilling them? Do we know where we are destined for, will we die happy or not? Imagine celebrating all your live your birth and then end up in the Fire, or die as a kafir. You'll wish you never was born. So much to say. To end, you'll never see the kufar imitating us or following our Deen or even the innovations attributed to our Deen. We must be dignified, we weren't created to be followers.
What about something like cowboy hats? They are not religious symbols but one could argue that they are something specific known to the non-Muslims, could a Muslim wear them?
@@changinglifestyle6675 This man/ woman already has like 100 or so comments for someone who has recently joined UA-cam ( at least from that account ) . That is definitely a red flag.
السلام عليكم جزاكم الله خير I feel like at 1:28 the question wasn't answer can the shaikh explain more What shaid said about how before pants became worn by muslims they were worn by non muslims only. then a Muslim followed by many more started copying them and now it's the norm.. so that orginal person who copied them is sinful but current muslims are not ?! I am confused are we saying the ourf عرف changes and so once it does we are okay and that's why wearing pants most of okay because now its not only attributed to non muslims
He explained, he said that yes it was a wrong sunnah back then people might have been imitating the kufar(that is if we assume that they came with it ETC), but since it’s not exclusive to them anymore, it’s no longer a problem.
If I find a non Muslim's way of taking is beautiful can I talk like him??...also If I see some non Muslim playing something and I find it enjoying can I also play that game??
@02:32:45 "I'm not just coming from the perspective from the deen, morally it's not even right" Was this a slip of the tongue or did he just separate deen from morality?
Why are all of your comments so overly critical? It seems as if you are missing the point of the video and nit picking unnecessary points. Maybe spend your time learning the Deen, instead of critisicing those who are learned while you're sitting in your bed typing away. I won't even bother replying to anything you respond with since I can sense your ego will be triggered. So take this advice on the chin, and may Allah forgive all of our shortcomings.
@@SimulatorWhiz why would I need to reiterate the things he says which are correct? There is literally no point in doing so. No one is above criticism. If other people are like you and consider this to be the calibre in which you can start calling someone learned, there's a lot more to worry about.
What? Al-Bukhaari (5921) and Muslim (2120) narrated from Ibn ‘Umar that the Messenger of Allaah (blessings and peace of Allaah be upon him) forbade qaza’. Naafi’ (one of the narrators of the hadeeth) said, explaining qaza’: Shaving part of a boy’s head and leaving part. Al-Nasaa’i (5048) and Abu Dawood (4195) narrated from Ibn ‘Umar that the Prophet (blessings and peace of Allaah be upon him) saw a boy part of whose head had been shaved and part of it left. He told them not to do that and said: “Shave all of it or leave all of it.” Al-Albaani classed it as saheeh in Saheeh al-Nasaa’i.
@@MohammedAlSharif2002 I am only asking if thinks that haircuts are haram then why does he go the barber if Abdul Rahman hassan can answer Insha'Allah I will make tawba
@@Muslim-87 Just replying to you since you deleted your comment from this video: #26 Porn & Atheism Ft Aanghel || Muslim Experience Podcast ua-cam.com/video/6-wHgK8BXX4/v-deo.html In your comment you said something along the lines that we should focus on the real problem which you said was social media and etc. I’m here to tell you that social media , gang crime , drugs , fornication/adultery and etc are not the fundamental problem within us , the real fundamental problem within us is the corrupt aqeedah and methodology people are following . Here is a video that is going to explain that in detail: #60 The Role Of Aqidah In Da’wah || Chai With My Bhai ua-cam.com/video/ekA5-PJemkU/v-deo.html
lol this Ustaadh is an absolute jaahil when it comes to linguistics. His answer when asked about slang is complete nonsense. Consider this: -Languages constantly evolve -The way he pronounces his own Arabic would be laughed at and seen as lowly (as would almost everyone else's today) if heard by the Arabs of the time of the Prophet PBUH. -"Slang" is a type of language consisting of words and phrases that are regarded as very informal, are more common in speech than writing, and are typically restricted to a particular context or group of people. This always develops everywhere and is the mechanism in which different languages evolved from each other. -He mentions that people throw their slang out of the window when going for a job interview, as if somehow what other pepole think of slang is a daleel. -He says "standard" language when there is literally no standard for English, the slang of which he was discussing. -He is using his own prejudices against slang to justify his opinion on it. -Most slang speakers are not criminals
He was talking about UK slang which is filled with criminal language like calling drugs food and alcohol juice and the rest. He specifically said don't speak like the criminals. I don't think he's telling people to speak like the Queen lol just don't go overboard in criminal slang Not sure if you're from the UK or not but you'd understand better if you hear how some 'roadmen' speak
@@AB-xx7hy I'm from London. Grew up by Mozart Estate. Google what that is if you want to get an understanding of it. If you think I talk the way I'm typing you'd be dead wrong. We don't speak the Queen's English. I type the way I do because it's the most effective way to be understood by the most people, not because it's some misguided understanding of "better". He didn't say specifically "don't speak like the criminals". Had he said that I would have no issue. He said you shouldn't speak slang *because* it is that of the criminals, which is an utterly ignorant point. Even the examples you stated, if that becomes common parlance, there literally cannot be an issue with it, because that is fundamentally how words change. Even the Arabs of the time of the Prophet (on whom be peace) were aware of differing utilisation of language, and the many words with many meanings. If you understand linguistics you'd realise they all came started off as slang of something else.
@@NK-vd8xi ok. I still think you're misunderstand his statements it's pretty clear he's talking about speaking like a criminal. Him and many of his students are from London as well and they all do have somewhat of slang in their vocab but he's not against that just how roadmen speak.
@@AB-xx7hy I'm not misunderstanding, you're adding additional meaning to what he is saying whilst I am taking the meaning of what he is saying. Unless he comes out and clarifies the context of what he says, there is no reason to accept it in the manner that you have.
@@user-su6vg2un2u if someone makes blanket statements on what one should and should not do based on ignorance relevant to the actual field they're making said opinion on, it should be called out.
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00:00 Introduction
01:30 Why is this topic important?
04:50 Islam encourages independence
07:23 Is this a new problem or has it always existed?
15:37 What makes Islam so special?
20:28 Are there any books written on this topic?
26:35 A detailed breakdown of the word ‘jahl’ (ignorance)
31:01 What does ‘imitating’ mean?
33:52 The different types of imitation
35:29 The prohibition of imitating animals
40:11 The prohibition of imitating the opposite gender
41:28 The prohibition of imitating the devil (shaytan)
47:22 The prohibition of imitating the disbelievers
55:42 Distinguishing between what we can and can’t imitate
1:22:15 Imitating the disbelievers in non-religious things
1:29:40 Isn’t this just based on a person’s perspective?
1:31:57 Specific questions about clothing (suits, jeans, thobes etc.)
1:37:41 The different levels of imitation
1:53:16 The hadith of following the Jews and Christians into the hole of a lizard
2:09:01 Specific questions about celebrations (Christmas, New Year, birthdays, anniversaries etc.)
2:23:20 Are we allowed to imitate haircuts?
2:26:49 Are we allowed to talk in slang?
2:33:22 Doesn’t this approach isolate the non-Muslims? What about da’wah?
2:40:19 The profound impact of clothing on your mood and actions
2:44:56 Imitating the disbelievers without intending to
2:45:42 Closing questions
2:51:09 You’re making things extremely difficult on the people!
2:54:10 Final thoughts and summary
Great topic,
Ending this year with an interesting topic
Allahuma barik, much needed topic
Why is It not showing in the video ?
Thank you ☺️
Jazakumlah khairah
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
Ustad
What about Copying laws from non Muslim societies and implementing them in Muslim countries. Effectively replacing Islamic law.
And does the hadith ومن تشبه بقوم فهو منه apply to Muslim rulers?
Jazaka Allah kheyr
Unlike most podcasts out there that have little to no benefit except wasting time and just talking. These brothers are benefiting the people mashallah, may Allah reward them and make us those who follow what's been said. Ameen
آمين
May Allah reward everyone involved in making these videos possible abundantly, ameen.
Aameen!
As a new revert to Islam this podcast was so helpful and knowledgeable. Thank you for this.
May Allaah save us from imitating the disbelievers
May Allaah make us truly happy that we have Al Islaam
May Allaah make us of the strangers who have been given glad tidings
جزاك الله خيرا
امين
آمين
allah is moon god with 3 daughters al-lat, al-uzza, and manat ua-cam.com/video/Tckw37eroTo/v-deo.html&ab_channel=Idomalion
@@ALLAHwithdaughterALLAT did you watch the video you liar?
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SAHIH BUKHARI HADITH NO. 6922
"Whoever changed his Islamic religion, then kill him" hahaha
Subhanallah when the last podcast came out on niqaab I was like ahh I wish they'd covered Christmas and birthdays. May Allah reward them for their efforts and keep them high in energy علو الهمة always
Hes a fraudster ignore him he's sent the same massage to everyone
@@changinglifestyle6675 I know lol hahaha
@@perilouslambasting6816 i am warning everyone. Hes sent the same message to quite a few people making us act on fear
@@changinglifestyle6675 jazakallahu khayran. Really appreciate it :)
@@perilouslambasting6816 Ameen i am warning everyone else too. He has got lots of multiple accounts sending the same message trying to instill fear in people's hearts so they depart from they money! Astaghfirullah
These podcasts are gold it ends the the controversy for once and all
Masha-Allah. May Allah grant Sheikh Hasan the highest rank in the Aljannatul Firdaus. He is indeed a rare scholar in the West. His depth of knowledge is something else. I wonder why scholars like him are not highly regarded in the West
Ameen Ameen
Because he talks straight. No sugar coating. Follows the Quran and Sunnah and the Salaf. Most people want a heart warmers and not straight talk
@@safiasaleh7322 Wallahi sister you're right. We pray for our brothers and sisters in the West that may Allah SWA protect them from the fitnah of these so-called compassionate scholars.
Asalamu'alaikum, I just discovered these podcasts. My daughter is a student of the Shaykh's weekend class. I really appreciate all the efforts and the wealth of knowledge. I also really like the fact that hardhitting questions are asked and really do put the Shaykh in the "hot seat", Masha'Allah. I feel blessed to have the opportunity to listen and learn, Alhamdulillah. Jazakum'Allahu Khayran. May Allah guide and bless everyone involved in producing these videos, Ameen.
i saw Mohammad Salah posting a picture with his wife and children in front of Christmas tree, Vallahi I felt anger and sadness because sadly many young Muslim are looking up to him
muslims should not take athletes as role models. The fact that the youth look up to him is a problem within itself
@@soprano3612 yeah most of them including me are not very knowledgeable about the deen
@@waleedsied3837 watch from 1:52:20 for the awnser on why is it wrong.
Again, he made a hattrick... Allahul Musta'an
Assalaam alakhum very well spoken may Allah protect and guide us all
Asalamu alukum sheik I was hoping you would cover the topic regarding riba and student loans and what to do with the debt and how to settle it even though it is a huge amount and does it stop someone doing hijrah guys pin this one up we need this is in the west
Yes, and to piggy back off this, taking abu hanifas opinion in dar al harb etc etc. The problem with it etc,
allah is moon god with 3 daughters al-lat, al-uzza, and manat ua-cam.com/video/Tckw37eroTo/v-deo.html&ab_channel=Idomalion
@@ALLAHwithdaughterALLAT I will complain about your comment on the Day of Judgement. Repent and take care of your tongue.
@@sb_1389
Muslim: islam is the religion of peace!!
Abu Hurairah (RAA) narrated that the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said:
“Do not initiate the saluting of Jews and Christians (when you meet them), and if you meet any of them on the road, force him to go to the narrowest part of the road (i.e. do not give way for them to pass, but keep going).
English reference : Book 16, Hadith 1489
Arabic reference : Book 16, Hadith 1445
Me:hahahah religion of piss hahah
@@sb_1389
Muslim: Quran is perfectly preserved WORD BY WORD!!!
It was narrated that 'Aishah said:
“The Verse of stoning and of breastfeeding an adult ten times was revealed, and the paper was with me under my pillow. When the Messenger of Allah died, we were preoccupied with his death, and a tame sheep came in and ate it.”
Sunnah.com reference : Book 9, Hadith 100
Me: ate by sheep? hahh
Knowledge upon knowledge ma sha Allah Jazak Allahu kheira
As-salāmu ʿalaykum wa-raḥmatu -llāhi wa-barakātuh
I would really enjoy a podcast on shirk and minor shirk, and talk about the common forms of shirk that are committed now a days. Like for example explaining whether it would be shirk to say “So-and-so saved me!” Or “Only a vaccine will cure you” and etc. which are quite common nowadays. I would really enjoy that In-Shā-Allāh
"This tablet cured my headache" unfortunately some of our brothers and sisters says such stuff without thinking it through it could be the one word that may cast them into the hellfire, a'oodhubillaah. We need detailed explanations of shirk and its various forms
I believe this is one of the best podcast
Alhamdulilah best Podcast ever Mashaa’allaah with clear Benifits May Allaah’azzawajal Grant them the Highest levels for their Hikmah…..and grant Muslims to correct Knowledge Allaahuma Ameen
I clicked so fast! May Allah reward you all. I love the outfits 🌻
SUCH a beneficial podcast. I was surprised to hear that we shouldn't gather with our families on federal holiday days, even though that's the only time many of us have EVER based on how the calendars in these countries are set up (aside from the days we take off ourselves for Eids).
Also, I could listen to the brothers talk about everyday happenings in their lives living in a Muslim country all day.
Another gem from the beloved brother. Jazakallahu khayran
Hes a fraudster ignore him he's sent the same message to everyone
Assalamu alaikum from Bangladesh. Love these long podcasts.
I love you both for ALLAH'S sake.
Jazakumullahu khair. May ALLAH preserve you both
May Allah guide the Ummah, ameen we imitate and adopt the way of those who have gone astray.
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Surah Kafirun
Say, "O disbelievers, (1) I do not worship what you worship.
(2) Nor are you worshippers of what I worship.
(3) Nor will I be a worshipper of what you worship.
(4) Nor will you be worshippers of what I worship.
(5) For you is your religion, and for me is my religion." (6)
Subhanallah
Salam Brothers lookin fresssshh alahumabariik
Subhān ALLĀH, excellent.
Eid means that returns at a particular time...a repetitive celebration.
Majority of the celebrations including birthdays, Valentine's Day, new years , new years Eve, labour day etc etc started from paganism & it's really shocking. نسأل الله العافيه
Talk about hair cuts, weedings and exchanging rings, rocking back and forth while reading the Quran, dating and many more.
* weddings
allah is moon god with 3 daughters al-lat, al-uzza, and manat ua-cam.com/video/Tckw37eroTo/v-deo.html&ab_channel=Idomalion
@@ALLAHwithdaughterALLAT Are you a pagan Arab? Those 3 names of 'daughters' you mentioned were invented by pagans.
@@Muhammad_Nuruddin
It was narrated from Anas that :
'Ali came to some people of Az-Zutt, who worshipped idols, and burned them. Ibn 'Abbas said: "But the Messenger of Allah [SAW] said: 'Whoever changes his religion, kill him.'"
Grade: Sahih (Darussalam)
Reference : Sunan an-Nasa'i 4065
As Salam Alaykum I would like a podcast about The struggle of Reverted people:) And bring someone to motivate us ;)
Abu tawbah recently did a podcast with John fontain, I'm not a revert and definitely don't know your personal state but imo it was motivating to see a brother who wasn't even born Muslim going through so much for the deen. Maybe check it out?
Perilous Lambasting as Salam Alaykum Jazakallah khairan Akhi. I think we all need motivation. Every struggle leads us to a beautiful way ;). It’s not easy bringing up children in Islam when we need to get the proper tools in education. But al hamdoulillah when Allah guide us He got a great plan. Which struggle make us stronger. Like any person who targeting the akhirah it’s a big challenge to teach them when we are ourselves lacking in knowledge. So we can only get motivated by other going to hard work to achieve a better chance of getting JANNAH:) May Allah grant us all Jannah ;)
@@ummabdulrahmaan8827 ameen, wa iyaak. May Allah keep us steadfast and strong and allow us to bring up kids who know and love their religion
Perilous Lambasting Amin ;) that all we need kids who are hafiz and who apply the rules of Islam to their life ;)
50k Subscribers Alhamdulillah! 😄
Admins watch out for this new spammer who is using ur name and profile picture and sending nonsense 😂😂😂
Hes a fraudster ignore him he's sent the same message to everyone
Be careful of this guy named “ AMAU “ . Funny how he is trying to tap in our psychology with Ustadh Abdulrahman Hassan’s photo on the front. Anyways wherever you see this filthy person report him/her.
Salamaleykum can you please Upload the Podcasts on Spotify so we can listen top them while driving or so. Jazzakum Allahu khayran 👍🏿
They are on Spotify, search “al madrasatu al umariyyah’ and you should find it
In the description box is the link. And as the comment above says
Wow I never noticed that. Jazzakum Allahu khayran
Tamiroy all of the points that you mentioned that is what the brother is talking about, listen to the lesson brother and have patience
جزاك الله خيراً
For the content
Salam aleikum! I had to mention that here in Finland and in my officr i am wearing these Sirwals that are being mentioned in 2:39:00 so Akhi, they are amazing at the office as well 😀👍
Seriously, very comfortable, warm and obviously they cover you up and they are above the ankles.
Jazakallah Hu Khair, Theres one thing I definitely got out from the podcast and it stuck with me, is the difference between whats known by the non muslims and what everyone does. If i got it wrong someone correct me Jazakkallah Hu Khair.
Is I original be careful of this AMAU ( the comment above me , it may be deleted soon ّInsha Allaah ) person , possibly he/she is a scammer
@@Urbro_meast jazakallah hu khair, I realised anyone who comes across the message in replies by AMAU dislike it and report if that does anything inshallah
@@isioriginal1 وإياك
Please talk about birthdays as well. Nawadays ppl give this more importance than Eid etc
Hes a fraudster ignore him he's sent the same massage to everyone
Allahuma baarik great podcast. When I came to the west at age 11 I noticed alot of muslims wearing rap style clothes and even just the other day I saw a da'ee endorsing some halal rap. I really really dislike this personally and wondering if it tashabuh... I pray more muslims dress like you brothers.
How about things like using wine glasses or champagne style glasses and doing those non alcoholic "toasts" at weddings. Buying dealcoholized wine and beer. I can think of many non religious things that non muslims do that we copy.
High fives?
Fist pumps?
The slow dancing of bride and groom at weddings even if it's in a halal setting
Baby showers before baby is born
A very relevant topic 😍
How can we celebrate their festivals when Allah SWT said:
Rubbama yawaddu lladhina kafaru law kānu muslimin
@@josuegoncalves4321 OK
Hes a fraudster ignore him he's sent the same massage to everyone
@@sali3492 Be careful of this guy named “ AMAU “ . Funny how he is trying to tap in our psychology with Ustadh Abdulrahman Hassan’s photo on the front. Anyways wherever you see this filthy person report him/her.
Obviously a fraudster. The ok was a nice way of saying GT*O:)
@@sali3492 Understood. May Allaah bless you.
Assalmualikum brother can you pls answer my this question i know this is a bit off topic but still for the sake of Allah
i heard the prophet Muhamamd pbuh forbade to imtate animals but i want to know what about imitating animals tactics in fightings like kungfu is it halal is kung fu halal? because in kungfu you observe how animal attacks and try to replicate that and what about bio mimicry is bio mimicry halal
Please Next hot seat podcast on the Fiqh of Salah.
One point that was broght up but not emphasized about pants is that they were changed to make to a difference. I listened to sheikh al albani on UA-cam saying the Rasulullah alayhi salaam said the disbelievers wear izar without pants and pants without izar we wear pants and izar. They wear sandals without khufs you wear kufain and sandals. And that the messenger would not allow the muslim men to pray in pants alone without izar.
Assalamualaikum
❤
I would love a dars on obeying authority in Islam the conditions etc. that would help me know the subject more deeply before my hijra to a Muslim country inchallah and barakallahufikum for all that rich content may Allah increase all of us in 3ilm nafi3 and in the 7ikma required to make good use of it ameen
Longer videos please .
Jazak Allah Kheer
Example : Canadians saying "Eh?"
This is something specific to the Canadians from the worldly matters.
I guess we can extend this to words and phrases that rappers and specific things the non-Muslims do (the hand signs like:🤙🏽🤘🏽🤟🏽✌🏽and from startrek I think:🖖🏽or say (this is well known).
I hope this is helpful even though it's a bit too late.
You guys mention the slang thing later. Jazaakallahu Khairan. May Allah keep us steadfast.
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
Ustad
What about Copying laws from non Muslim societies and implementing them in Muslim countries. Effectively replacing Islamic law.
And does the hadith ومن تشبه بقوم فهو منه apply to Muslim rulers?
Jazaka Allah kheyr
@@josuegoncalves4321
The saddest thing is that some people celebrate Christmas just like the disbelievers where the kids play a big part of it.
can u plz use ustaad abdulrahmaan recaitation in every start video plz is so beatifull and yeah ik my eng is bad😩 or can ustaad make video of him recaiting quraan on same way
Hes a fraudster ignore him he's sent the same message to everyone
@@changinglifestyle6675 okei tnx
I'm having some confusion and a misunderstanding about the hadith were its said that the Messenger of Allah. Used to love to follow the legislation of the jews and Christians. I know he explained it some but i didn't grasp it . Can anyone help me with this?
Asalamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu. I am from Australia, and many shuyukh have given an ijazah to take the student loan here, even though it is definitely not halal. It’s called the HECS-Help loan, advertised as “interest-free” but indexed. I need a fatwa which mentions the situation in Australia. Most students, even the most religious, take this loan. People simply don’t believe my position on the matter, and they stick to their shuyukh (and they’re even respected ones too). Help please
1:45:00 Human evolution
I wish I could download this podcast in some way to listen to it at work or while driving.
If you look at the description box they have links to Spotify, iTunes. I believe they are mp3.
On you tube you can download it
I think there's a site called UA-cam to mp3 that allows u to download videos as mp3 or mp4 files
@@troopz106 thanks may Allah reward you
@@safiasaleh7322 thanks may Allah reward you
Alhamdulillah. I am benefiting from these podcasts but there are some important issues which I feel are missed out in this podcast which are as follows:
1.Evidence to say that all celebrations are religious even though there are celebrations without any religious elements and people don’t intend to come closer to Allah by those celebrations . Example : national day , Mother’s Day , birthday etc
2: Is there any difference of opinion Among the Ulema about the Hadith that speaks about 2 Eids for Muslims is for communal celebrations not individual celebrations like birthdays etc.
3.Evidence to say that even if we don’t intend to imitate still it will count as imitation. Because I heard from Yasir qadhi’s lecture that there is difference between Tashabbu and tashaaabu.
4. If the origin of something is paganistic but now it is completely secular . Still it is haram to do that? Do we have to base our rulings on the origin or how it is perceived currently.
It will be of great benifit in sha Allah if you can address these issues because these are the main points in Yasir qadhi’s lecture.
1:44:55 Breaking character
I believe it's because we are a distinguished nation and this is the legislation of Allah and his messenger and as Allah says we should obey and follow the messenger and I'll are also says take what the messenger gives you and stay away from what he has forbidden you. So how can we need any other celebration the others are following how will we be different to them how can we be followers when a lot also says that he has sent down Islam the way of our religion that it's supposed to be above all other ways and all other religions if Allah has legislated to eats fast and it's only too fast what he's what the prophet aggregated that which came before then it also includes that which will come after because the prophet knows that other celebrations will cover after so therefore he wouldn't need to say and that which comes after is that is abrogated and this is what you have and that is that so we should be happy with what we have and it's a matter of it's not a matter of can we celebrate this or why what's wrong with you know birthdays and and New Year's and like the Shiekh said everyday you should take yourself to account and every day to be a resolution for you, to prepare for death(your Akhirah).
it's a struggle with your self with your soul, and we don't need to celebrate birthdays. Birthdays is a Pagan tradition and also if you look at it logically why would we need to celebrate a birthday in fact we should be thinking what have I achieved that year what is there for you to be happy about how will you know that you're going to enter the fire or Jannah, you know you don't know so what is there to celebrate and if the Prophet alayhi salaatu wa salaam didn't celebrate it why must we celebrate it just because others are celebrating it just because it's fun. We can do other things that are fun we dont need to celebrate a birthday if the Prophets and Messengers didn't celebrate birthdays and didn't integrate with the celebrations there nations had and they said as the shiekh quoting the Ayah they said that we are free from you and that which you worship i.e free from you means everything that is with you(every thing about them such as celebrations)and that which you worship which is their disbelieve and shirk so if they didn't integrate with their people their own fathers and families and people turning away from them then who are we(who have the complete Deen) to say we're gonna turn away from the way and Sunnah of this Deen, and Allâh's Book. This believe that we can have one foot in another out, and an out that has no logic such as anniversary. Valentines. New year, Halloween etc it's not legislated by their religion like Christmas have become attributed to them they have actually invented this celebration to their religion so it's an act of innovation and you know you don't see the Pope and other Christians or other kufar in choosing to celebrate or do acts of bid'ah some Muslims have put in to the Deen, it's not part of Islam but they attributed that to Islam and so you'll never see kufar liking it and celebrating them innovations. They stick to theirs and we are more expected to stick and remain and be upon ours(to you be your religion and to me be mine).
These celebrations are easy to turn away from. No one will have a gun at you for not following. I don't miss them Alhamdullillah.
As the salaf use to say, every millisecond that goes part if you has gone with it. And as Rasullullah alayhi salatu wa salam thought us that we would laugh a little and cry more if we knew what he knows i.e of Naar and the like.
I think the more celebrations each year there is nothing exciting, the less you have a lot to anticipate of joy. Not only that, the joy of finishing Ramadan well(with hope of acceptance) then celebrating it, THAT has a better meaning to celebrate so as Eid and Adha.
Or a person finishing the Qur'aan.
Imagine, 114 chapters of the Qur'aan and much Ahadith, are we fulfilling them? Do we know where we are destined for, will we die happy or not? Imagine celebrating all your live your birth and then end up in the Fire, or die as a kafir. You'll wish you never was born.
So much to say. To end, you'll never see the kufar imitating us or following our Deen or even the innovations attributed to our Deen. We must be dignified, we weren't created to be followers.
So what about little children who want celebrate there birthdays are they going to burn in hellfire as according to you. Your comment has to be the dumbest thing I ever read may Allah guide you.
Can someone please explain why the hadith of the prophet peace be upon him abrogated the past celebrations and also the future ones? I feel like the ustadh hasn’t explained it properly. Jazakallah khair.
I believe it's because we are a distinguished nation and this is the legislation of Allah and his messenger and as Allah says we should obey and follow the messenger and I'll are also says take what the messenger gives you and stay away from what he has forbidden you. So how can we need any other celebration the others are following how will we be different to them how can we be followers when a lot also says that he has sent down Islam the way of our religion that it's supposed to be above all other ways and all other religions if Allah has legislated to eats fast and it's only too fast what he's what the prophet aggregated that which came before then it also includes that which will come after because the prophet knows that other celebrations will cover after so therefore he wouldn't need to say and that which comes after is that is abrogated and this is what you have and that is that so we should be happy with what we have and it's a matter of it's not a matter of can we celebrate this or why what's wrong with you know birthdays and and New Year's and like the Shiekh said everyday you should take yourself to account and every day to be a resolution for you, to prepare for death(your Akhirah).
it's a struggle with your self with your soul, and we don't need to celebrate birthdays. Birthdays is a Pagan tradition and also if you look at it logically why would we need to celebrate a birthday in fact we should be thinking what have I achieved that year what is there for you to be happy about how will you know that you're going to enter the fire or Jannah, you know you don't know so what is there to celebrate and if the Prophet alayhi salaatu wa salaam didn't celebrate it why must we celebrate it just because others are celebrating it just because it's fun. We can do other things that are fun we dont need to celebrate a birthday if the Prophets and Messengers didn't celebrate birthdays and didn't integrate with the celebrations there nations had and they said as the shiekh quoting the Ayah they said that we are free from you and that which you worship i.e free from you means everything that is with you(every thing about them such as celebrations)and that which you worship which is their disbelieve and shirk so if they didn't integrate with their people their own fathers and families and people turning away from them then who are we(who have the complete Deen) to say we're gonna turn away from the way and Sunnah of this Deen, and Allâh's Book. This believe that we can have one foot in another out, and an out that has no logic such as anniversary. Valentines. New year, Halloween etc it's not legislated by their religion like Christmas have become attributed to them they have actually invented this celebration to their religion so it's an act of innovation and you know you don't see the Pope and other Christians or other kufar in choosing to celebrate or do acts of bid'ah some Muslims have put in to the Deen, it's not part of Islam but they attributed that to Islam and so you'll never see kufar liking it and celebrating them innovations. They stick to theirs and we are more expected to stick and remain and be upon ours(to you be your religion and to me be mine).
These celebrations are easy to turn away from. No one will have a gun at you for not following. I don't miss them Alhamdullillah.
As the salaf use to say, every millisecond that goes part if you has gone with it. And as Rasullullah alayhi salatu wa salam thought us that we would laugh a little and cry more if we knew what he knows i.e of Naar and the like.
I think the more celebrations each year there is nothing exciting, the less you have a lot to anticipate of joy. Not only that, the joy of finishing Ramadan well(with hope of acceptance) then celebrating it, THAT has a better meaning to celebrate so as Eid and Adha.
Or a person finishing the Qur'aan.
Imagine, 114 chapters of the Qur'aan and much Ahadith, are we fulfilling them? Do we know where we are destined for, will we die happy or not? Imagine celebrating all your live your birth and then end up in the Fire, or die as a kafir. You'll wish you never was born.
So much to say. To end, you'll never see the kufar imitating us or following our Deen or even the innovations attributed to our Deen. We must be dignified, we weren't created to be followers.
What about something like cowboy hats? They are not religious symbols but one could argue that they are something specific known to the non-Muslims, could a Muslim wear them?
Is it too hard for you to wear The Clothing of Our Beloved Prophet ﷺ?
Why would you wanna wear a cowboy hat lol? Seems a bit pointless. Best avoided
Barakah'Allah fiqhm
Assalamu alaikum
Baraku Allâhu fikum.
Hes a fraudster ignore him he's sent the same message to everyone
@@changinglifestyle6675 This man/ woman already has like 100 or so comments for someone who has recently joined UA-cam ( at least from that account ) . That is definitely a red flag.
@@josuegoncalves4321
January 01 gang
Lol 😂😂
Can I go to my moms house to eat dinner 1 day after Christmas? I agreed to this already and now it’s really hard to back out.
Here is a beneficial video ua-cam.com/video/NOBnR5u2b2o/v-deo.html
I Don't get it. Will i be a kafir if i listen to a song or watch a movie
No but sinful
السلام عليكم
جزاكم الله خير
I feel like at 1:28 the question wasn't answer can the shaikh explain more
What shaid said about how before pants became worn by muslims they were worn by non muslims only. then a Muslim followed by many more started copying them and now it's the norm.. so that orginal person who copied them is sinful but current muslims are not ?! I am confused
are we saying the ourf عرف changes and so once it does we are okay and that's why wearing pants most of okay because now its not only attributed to non muslims
He explained, he said that yes it was a wrong sunnah back then people might have been imitating the kufar(that is if we assume that they came with it ETC), but since it’s not exclusive to them anymore, it’s no longer a problem.
1:28:30
If I find a non Muslim's way of taking is beautiful can I talk like him??...also If I see some non Muslim playing something and I find it enjoying can I also play that game??
Sheikh should always try to interprete all Arabic terms to English
Ama ❤️lakin🥰
4:50
A good example. Gangsters in America generally pull their pants down to their bottom. This is specific to them where only they do that.
@02:32:45 "I'm not just coming from the perspective from the deen, morally it's not even right"
Was this a slip of the tongue or did he just separate deen from morality?
Why are all of your comments so overly critical? It seems as if you are missing the point of the video and nit picking unnecessary points. Maybe spend your time learning the Deen, instead of critisicing those who are learned while you're sitting in your bed typing away. I won't even bother replying to anything you respond with since I can sense your ego will be triggered. So take this advice on the chin, and may Allah forgive all of our shortcomings.
@@SimulatorWhiz why would I need to reiterate the things he says which are correct? There is literally no point in doing so. No one is above criticism.
If other people are like you and consider this to be the calibre in which you can start calling someone learned, there's a lot more to worry about.
He means the morality of disbelievers. That even they would consider it morally wrong
All muslims believe that their morality come from a divine source and when u mention deen the morality is included in that term
Just stay away from the Land of the Unbelievers ! The Unbelievers will be very happy about it !
So this najdi salafi says haircuts haram next time don't take your son to the barber then
What?
Al-Bukhaari (5921) and Muslim (2120) narrated from Ibn ‘Umar that the Messenger of Allaah (blessings and peace of Allaah be upon him) forbade qaza’. Naafi’ (one of the narrators of the hadeeth) said, explaining qaza’: Shaving part of a boy’s head and leaving part.
Al-Nasaa’i (5048) and Abu Dawood (4195) narrated from Ibn ‘Umar that the Prophet (blessings and peace of Allaah be upon him) saw a boy part of whose head had been shaved and part of it left. He told them not to do that and said: “Shave all of it or leave all of it.” Al-Albaani classed it as saheeh in Saheeh al-Nasaa’i.
@@Muslim-87
Where did he say haircuts are haram? I think you misheard.
@@MohammedAlSharif2002 I am only asking if thinks that haircuts are haram then why does he go the barber if Abdul Rahman hassan can answer Insha'Allah I will make tawba
@@Muslim-87
Where did he say haircuts are haram?!?!
@@Muslim-87 Just replying to you since you deleted your comment from this video:
#26 Porn & Atheism Ft Aanghel || Muslim Experience Podcast
ua-cam.com/video/6-wHgK8BXX4/v-deo.html
In your comment you said something along the lines that we should focus on the real problem which you said was social media and etc. I’m here to tell you that social media , gang crime , drugs , fornication/adultery and etc are not the fundamental problem within us , the real fundamental problem within us is the corrupt aqeedah and methodology people are following .
Here is a video that is going to explain that in detail:
#60 The Role Of Aqidah In Da’wah || Chai With My Bhai
ua-cam.com/video/ekA5-PJemkU/v-deo.html
lol this Ustaadh is an absolute jaahil when it comes to linguistics. His answer when asked about slang is complete nonsense.
Consider this:
-Languages constantly evolve
-The way he pronounces his own Arabic would be laughed at and seen as lowly (as would almost everyone else's today) if heard by the Arabs of the time of the Prophet PBUH.
-"Slang" is a type of language consisting of words and phrases that are regarded as very informal, are more common in speech than writing, and are typically restricted to a particular context or group of people. This always develops everywhere and is the mechanism in which different languages evolved from each other.
-He mentions that people throw their slang out of the window when going for a job interview, as if somehow what other pepole think of slang is a daleel.
-He says "standard" language when there is literally no standard for English, the slang of which he was discussing.
-He is using his own prejudices against slang to justify his opinion on it.
-Most slang speakers are not criminals
He was talking about UK slang which is filled with criminal language like calling drugs food and alcohol juice and the rest. He specifically said don't speak like the criminals. I don't think he's telling people to speak like the Queen lol just don't go overboard in criminal slang Not sure if you're from the UK or not but you'd understand better if you hear how some 'roadmen' speak
@@AB-xx7hy I'm from London. Grew up by Mozart Estate. Google what that is if you want to get an understanding of it. If you think I talk the way I'm typing you'd be dead wrong. We don't speak the Queen's English. I type the way I do because it's the most effective way to be understood by the most people, not because it's some misguided understanding of "better".
He didn't say specifically "don't speak like the criminals". Had he said that I would have no issue.
He said you shouldn't speak slang *because* it is that of the criminals, which is an utterly ignorant point.
Even the examples you stated, if that becomes common parlance, there literally cannot be an issue with it, because that is fundamentally how words change.
Even the Arabs of the time of the Prophet (on whom be peace) were aware of differing utilisation of language, and the many words with many meanings. If you understand linguistics you'd realise they all came started off as slang of something else.
@@NK-vd8xi ok. I still think you're misunderstand his statements it's pretty clear he's talking about speaking like a criminal. Him and many of his students are from London as well and they all do have somewhat of slang in their vocab but he's not against that just how roadmen speak.
@@AB-xx7hy I'm not misunderstanding, you're adding additional meaning to what he is saying whilst I am taking the meaning of what he is saying. Unless he comes out and clarifies the context of what he says, there is no reason to accept it in the manner that you have.
@@user-su6vg2un2u if someone makes blanket statements on what one should and should not do based on ignorance relevant to the actual field they're making said opinion on, it should be called out.