I always wondered how to tangibly deduce whether or not I should take knowledge from someone outside of does this “sound” or “feel” right. They need to reference Allah swt. Words, the prophet saw. sayings and the salaf, that’s a good and easy starting point, Barakallahu feek for the advice, Ameen.
so them, neo salafis, suggesting the criteria that the people you should take knowledge from are the ones they approve of isn't suss to you? it doesn't sound circular? you can't use your reason that Allah gave you?
@@Mr.Jasaw13 It makes sense though doesn’t it? The religion shouldn’t be based on what I think, I mean my reasoning is not infallible. I make mistakes, but if I can fact check a speaker’s message by his referencing of Qur’an, sunnah and the salaf, then he can be comfortable with conveying accurate knowledge and I can be confident in receiving it. It’s a win/win for everyone.
I thought that was the brother Abdul Haqq Al Amriki who studied in Mauritania. Alhamdulillah still happy with the guest, was an interesting discussion.
Assalamu alaikum jazakallah khair. That's a good idea about a 3 month intensive program in Madinah - where can we find this? I'm interested with my family insha'Allah
jazakallahu khairan For another great podcast. Question for next week if you can answer inshaAllah. Can you tell us some of the ulama of ahlul sunnah in Mauratania, if you are not aware of any can you ask your teachers? As I might be going there soon inshaAllah
I believe the Mufti of Mauritania, أحمد ولد مرابط, is a salafi scholar. He used to visit Shaykh Falaah Al-Mandakaar - May Allah's mercy be upon him - and defend the creed of Tawheed. From those who have died, there is the great scholar محمد سالم ولد عدود، رحمه الله. There are some lectures of his available.
Asalaamu Alaykum wa Rahmatullahi wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatu, do any of the brothers know where we can find details about the 3-month Arabic programs in Madinah?
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته اخوان جزاك الله خيرا Tawheed we know is the key to Jannah no doubt, however when talking about the issue of rectifying the Ummah, then we cant just make a blanket statement saying Tawheed is what will fix everything as the Ummah is suffering on so many levels and people are at different places with regard to their deen, and it needs experts in different fields to aid it in rectification. For example, there are many young teenagers and youth in their 20s who come to lessons on Tawheed whether it be kitaab at Tawheed or usool al thalaatha or Qawaaid al Arba'a. No disrespect to the Shaykh RahimUllah but he wrote those books and although we can benefit from them, he wrote them dealing with the issues that faced the people in the Arabian peninsula at that point. If we want to save our youth, then we have to do more than go through the same books and expect different results, we need to deal with the major issues that they face in this present day, whether it be doubts or mental health issues they have etc (hence the need for specialists in different fields), yes shirk is an issue, but it manifests in different ways today than it did in the time of Shaykh Muhammad ibn Abdul wahhab. The point is ikhwaan, we have to broaden our horizon to some extent and not limit ourselves, and know that for every individual the end goal is we want them to possess a high level of Imaan and for their Tawheed to manifest in their statements and action but we have to realise that there may be other variables we need to deal with before we get to the finer details. If we look at the scholars of the past, our Salaf, they had broad knowledge of the deen whether it be tafsir of Quran, usool ul fiqh, the hadith sciences, of.course the arabic language etc as well as social sciences including 'ilm al waaqi'a, ie the social conditions and state or reality of the people on the ground within their communities and as a result the scholars back then were better equipped to provide remedies/medicine to cure the people from the sicknesses that plagued them. May Allah give us all fiqh fi deen and make us from those pleasing to Him. Ameen
There is a gap between what the brothers mentioned. There is teaching books in English and there is learning arabic. But what about those who are learning arabic but are not ready for lessons fully in arabic or reading books fully in arabic. You should do a bookclub or a lesson fully in arabic but breaking down the words into simple arabic words. For example those who finish book 1 madinah or bayna yadayk have a certain level of vocabulary that isn't enough to go into books or listen to a lesson. You could assist people this level.
great quote share. when you watch the huge groups of fans singing/ chanting together it is spine tingling and you can really see how men uniting together areva force to be reckoned with. Shaytaan is a master manipulator and hasdiverted energies from justice and deen to football and chill
@@Ashleii the quote is from an article rather outlining the issue with football. It’s a platform for politics and has large negative consequences when it comes to dividing countries from each other under the guise of nationalism. Particularly in the World Cup or rather any world sport related activities. It can be also used to push other agendas and give it larger exposure. I understand the sporting nature and some good from it, but the nationalism I won’t praise.
@@thoughtsinc6345 absolutely. Men unite through clubs or nations instead of deen and justice. And yes so many dajjalic ideologies are intermingled in the sporting world May Allah bring us back to the middle path.
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله و بركاته ،، اليوم قد انتشر مقطع من بعض الذين ينتمون للديوباندي يتهمون أهل السنة بتكفير الامام النووي رحمه الله مستغلين مقطع ليتوبر عربي يتكلم فيما لا يفقه من امور ولا يعرف عواقبها و نسبوا كلمه انه موقف عام لاهل السنة الامر لا يخفى عن اي طالب علم ان كتاب مثل الاربعين نووي يعتبر من اساسيات طالب العلم حفظا او فهما فاتمنى ايصال هذا الى من لا يتحدثون العربية جزاكم الله خيرا .
I’m on course for moving to Riyadh this summer to start a teaching job and would really appreciate being able to ask you guys about the educational opportunities available for me, my wife and children coming from the U.K. and if Somali ethnicity.
From the root word بَـ - يَـ - نَ, to clarify. Al-Tibyan, in that sense, means the act of clarification. It is the مصدر (masdar) of بان or بيّن (clarified, or made clear). The brothers, جزاهم الله خيراً, are clarifying matters to the people. May Allah reward them and increase their knowledge.
I’m saddened to hear some of the pronouncements of our two brothers here on this podcast which doesn’t except show that they have entered into what they began with criticising. It’s shocking that they have 3.5 subs and are following the way of many who came before them and as their following grows we will see what happens but I’m sure they will be tested also. May Allah cure us.
the only people that take madkhali position are the ones that studied in Arabia, or at least big majority of people which would make sense as it's gov't approved religion, you can't teach anything there that gov't doesn't approve.. cus they are the gods there, not shari'a... gov't can displace shari'a and not vice versa which would be the case in real shari'a country. I personally know few people that studied in Medina and all of them have the same way of speaking, even their language changes, their pronunciation, their interpretation is very dismissive of every other interpretation, which means they not only agree to disagree, they completely reject and dismiss other schools of thought. They are ivariably converts or their were deep into jahiliyah so they now go to the opposite spectrum, feeling like it's not a natural organically acquired knowledge, it's bunch of memorizations and adopted attitudes. Nothing feels genuine with the whole neo-salafi movement or gov't approved religion.
If the Government Approved Religion is "Allah Said, The Messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم said, The Sahaba said" and it matches what Allah approves, then there is no shame for that religion to be government approved. I don't understand where the fallacious principle "If government likes, must be bad" came from. It reminds me of "If prison, must be a scholar" fallacies. Such fallacies certainly appeal to those who have no idea what Allah, His Messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم, and the Sahaba have said.
It really does feel like you’re included and present, even though it’s through a screen😂It’s still enjoyable tho alhamdulillah!
I always wondered how to tangibly deduce whether or not I should take knowledge from someone outside of does this “sound” or “feel” right. They need to reference Allah swt. Words, the prophet saw. sayings and the salaf, that’s a good and easy starting point, Barakallahu feek for the advice, Ameen.
so them, neo salafis, suggesting the criteria that the people you should take knowledge from are the ones they approve of isn't suss to you? it doesn't sound circular? you can't use your reason that Allah gave you?
@@Mr.Jasaw13 It makes sense though doesn’t it? The religion shouldn’t be based on what I think, I mean my reasoning is not infallible. I make mistakes, but if I can fact check a speaker’s message by his referencing of Qur’an, sunnah and the salaf, then he can be comfortable with conveying accurate knowledge and I can be confident in receiving it. It’s a win/win for everyone.
@@Reynacampbell baarakallahu fiik
I thought that was the brother Abdul Haqq Al Amriki who studied in Mauritania. Alhamdulillah still happy with the guest, was an interesting discussion.
Masha allaah, what a great idea on the 3 months intensive programs.. Would love more information on it for families insha allah.
May Allah reward you brothers keep up the good work!
The way Allah guides people SubhanAllah, really awe inspiring.
Assalamu alaikum jazakallah khair. That's a good idea about a 3 month intensive program in Madinah - where can we find this? I'm interested with my family insha'Allah
t.me/AbuMuaathEdge/934
Jazakallahukhair, very beneficial. Maybe a little advice : add a pop filter on the microphones, it will be better for listeners
Waaiyak.
Will look into this. Inshaa Allāh
jazakallahu khairan
For another great podcast.
Question for next week if you can answer inshaAllah.
Can you tell us some of the ulama of ahlul sunnah in Mauratania, if you are not aware of any can you ask your teachers? As I might be going there soon inshaAllah
I believe the Mufti of Mauritania, أحمد ولد مرابط, is a salafi scholar. He used to visit Shaykh Falaah Al-Mandakaar - May Allah's mercy be upon him - and defend the creed of Tawheed.
From those who have died, there is the great scholar محمد سالم ولد عدود، رحمه الله. There are some lectures of his available.
Asalaamu Alaykum wa Rahmatullahi wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatu, do any of the brothers know where we can find details about the 3-month Arabic programs in Madinah?
t.me/AbuMuaathEdge/934
@@At-Tibyan Barak Allahu feek
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته اخوان
جزاك الله خيرا
Tawheed we know is the key to Jannah no doubt, however when talking about the issue of rectifying the Ummah, then we cant just make a blanket statement saying Tawheed is what will fix everything as the Ummah is suffering on so many levels and people are at different places with regard to their deen, and it needs experts in different fields to aid it in rectification. For example, there are many young teenagers and youth in their 20s who come to lessons on Tawheed whether it be kitaab at Tawheed or usool al thalaatha or Qawaaid al Arba'a. No disrespect to the Shaykh RahimUllah but he wrote those books and although we can benefit from them, he wrote them dealing with the issues that faced the people in the Arabian peninsula at that point. If we want to save our youth, then we have to do more than go through the same books and expect different results, we need to deal with the major issues that they face in this present day, whether it be doubts or mental health issues they have etc (hence the need for specialists in different fields), yes shirk is an issue, but it manifests in different ways today than it did in the time of Shaykh Muhammad ibn Abdul wahhab.
The point is ikhwaan, we have to broaden our horizon to some extent and not limit ourselves, and know that for every individual the end goal is we want them to possess a high level of Imaan and for their Tawheed to manifest in their statements and action but we have to realise that there may be other variables we need to deal with before we get to the finer details. If we look at the scholars of the past, our Salaf, they had broad knowledge of the deen whether it be tafsir of Quran, usool ul fiqh, the hadith sciences, of.course the arabic language etc as well as social sciences including 'ilm al waaqi'a, ie the social conditions and state or reality of the people on the ground within their communities and as a result the scholars back then were better equipped to provide remedies/medicine to cure the people from the sicknesses that plagued them.
May Allah give us all fiqh fi deen and make us from those pleasing to Him. Ameen
MashaAllah love this podcast جزاكم الله خيرا
Tanzania/Zanzibar was ruled by Sultanate Of Oman.
There is a gap between what the brothers mentioned. There is teaching books in English and there is learning arabic. But what about those who are learning arabic but are not ready for lessons fully in arabic or reading books fully in arabic. You should do a bookclub or a lesson fully in arabic but breaking down the words into simple arabic words. For example those who finish book 1 madinah or bayna yadayk have a certain level of vocabulary that isn't enough to go into books or listen to a lesson. You could assist people this level.
Jazak Allaahu khair
جزاكم الله خيراً
آمين وإياكم
جزاكم الله خيرا
Ismaeel Sharpe
Masha Allah beautiful name 😊
My son is about to finish high school I need to send him to Saudi Arabia can you help me please
بارك الله فيك
Assalamu alaikum.. Can i get more details about the 3 month Arabic program in Madina. Baarakallahufeek.
Allahummabarik
Football is war but without guns - George orwall
great quote share. when you watch the huge groups of fans singing/ chanting together it is spine tingling and you can really see how men uniting together areva force to be reckoned with. Shaytaan is a master manipulator and hasdiverted energies from justice and deen to football and chill
@@Ashleii the quote is from an article rather outlining the issue with football. It’s a platform for politics and has large negative consequences when it comes to dividing countries from each other under the guise of nationalism. Particularly in the World Cup or rather any world sport related activities. It can be also used to push other agendas and give it larger exposure. I understand the sporting nature and some good from it, but the nationalism I won’t praise.
@@thoughtsinc6345 absolutely. Men unite through clubs or nations instead of deen and justice. And yes so many dajjalic ideologies are intermingled in the sporting world May Allah bring us back to the middle path.
@@Ashleii Ameen
what's the story of sheikh ar ruhayli of the husband and wife at a majlis? barakAllahu feekum
Jazakullah Kharaan
Waaiyak
I have a question regarding the tourist visa to Saudi, if you get 3 months visa to Saudi are you going to pay for your hotels ?
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله و بركاته ،، اليوم قد انتشر مقطع من بعض الذين ينتمون للديوباندي يتهمون أهل السنة بتكفير الامام النووي رحمه الله مستغلين مقطع ليتوبر عربي يتكلم فيما لا يفقه من امور ولا يعرف عواقبها و نسبوا كلمه انه موقف عام لاهل السنة الامر لا يخفى عن اي طالب علم ان كتاب مثل الاربعين نووي يعتبر من اساسيات طالب العلم حفظا او فهما فاتمنى ايصال هذا الى من لا يتحدثون العربية جزاكم الله خيرا .
JazakumuAllah Khaira.
I’m on course for moving to Riyadh this summer to start a teaching job and would really appreciate being able to ask you guys about the educational opportunities available for me, my wife and children coming from the U.K. and if Somali ethnicity.
May Allāh bless it for you and your family. Email me at:
attibyan.edge@gmail.com
@@At-Tibyan ameen and May Allah grant you the same. جزاك الله خيرا
@@osmanfamily7610did you nice yet akhi?
@@lostandguided5533 yes I am now in Riyadh, arrived yesterday
It's about knowledge and living by that knowledge, living for Islam not from Islam.
Assalamu alaikum, What does At-Tibyān mean?
From the root word بَـ - يَـ - نَ, to clarify.
Al-Tibyan, in that sense, means the act of clarification. It is the مصدر (masdar) of بان or بيّن (clarified, or made clear).
The brothers, جزاهم الله خيراً, are clarifying matters to the people. May Allah reward them and increase their knowledge.
@@sbzush jazakallah
@@Trialmaster16 وإيّاك، بارك الله فيك وزادك علماً وهُدىً.
I have shared rooms for rent in madinah Close to masjid nabawy
جزاكم الله خيرا وبارك فيكم ونفع بكم على ماتبينونه لإخواننا الذين لا يستطيعون فهم كلام أهل العلم
Do you have any single rooms? BarackAllahufeek how much do you charge a month? JazakAllahukhayran how can I contact you?
👍🏾
BarakAllah feekum.
حياكم الله
❤️❤️❤️❤️
و لكن لأجل كثرة اتباعه هذا ينبغي أن يرد عليه ردا قوي و مفصل
Instead of saying "Alphabet" use "Abjad" 😀
SubhanaAllah I thought you were sitting with Daniel haqiqa wow misread
Me too
1:41:51 My bookmark
1:54:36
I’m saddened to hear some of the pronouncements of our two brothers here on this podcast which doesn’t except show that they have entered into what they began with criticising. It’s shocking that they have 3.5 subs and are following the way of many who came before them and as their following grows we will see what happens but I’m sure they will be tested also. May Allah cure us.
i dont think they will gain many listeners with this approach. just my opinion.
39:50 👍
I hope you don't encourage satanic sports
the only people that take madkhali position are the ones that studied in Arabia, or at least big majority of people which would make sense as it's gov't approved religion, you can't teach anything there that gov't doesn't approve.. cus they are the gods there, not shari'a... gov't can displace shari'a and not vice versa which would be the case in real shari'a country. I personally know few people that studied in Medina and all of them have the same way of speaking, even their language changes, their pronunciation, their interpretation is very dismissive of every other interpretation, which means they not only agree to disagree, they completely reject and dismiss other schools of thought. They are ivariably converts or their were deep into jahiliyah so they now go to the opposite spectrum, feeling like it's not a natural organically acquired knowledge, it's bunch of memorizations and adopted attitudes. Nothing feels genuine with the whole neo-salafi movement or gov't approved religion.
If the Government Approved Religion is "Allah Said, The Messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم said, The Sahaba said" and it matches what Allah approves, then there is no shame for that religion to be government approved.
I don't understand where the fallacious principle "If government likes, must be bad" came from. It reminds me of "If prison, must be a scholar" fallacies. Such fallacies certainly appeal to those who have no idea what Allah, His Messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم, and the Sahaba have said.
Have you watched the podcast in full?
Agree a 100%... all the madkhali bootlickers are the same, the superiority complex is absolutely disgusting. It looks like a cult.
There are some young fools in all groups
1:41:52