As salaamu alaykum brothers, sisters, friends and foes. Please like, share and comment on this video, as well as subscribing to the 5Pillars UA-cam channel! Jazakallah khayran.
@5Pillars Dilly et al, please don't provide us with your views of Muslim family law. You appear not to have an understanding of modernity and are therefore peddling mediaeval Islamic Fiqh which is no longer relevant, either in terms of time or place. Islam's concern, as expressed perfectly in the Qur'an, is with instituting justice, not necessarily to maintain equity as you claim. The problem with traditional mediaeval Fiqh is that it is patriarchal, unjust and outdated. It leads to the turning out of women and children from the safety of the marital home onto the street and penury thereafter. English family law is not perfect, but it at least has mainly prevented this kind of abuse and so is closer in spirit to the Qur'anic prescription of justice. Many aspects of English law are consonant with Islamic law several having been derived from Islam in the first place, e.g. the assumption of innocence until proven guilty and the jury system, the latter having emanated from Maliki Fiqh (see: John Makdisi (1999) North Carolina Review, 77 (5): 1635-1739).
Beautiful conversation between two Muslim brothers. First time I have seen this guest, I found him very logical and clear and a good grounding in our faith. I will search for him on UA-cam as I do with your podcasts.
However i find i must say from my heart :"Praise to Allah for bringing these beautiful people to have such a beautiful conversation that touches my heart! Free the oppressed!
MashaAllah what a beautiful brother Dr Asif Munaf is, never even heard of him before this podcast, but I love he's outlook on life, May Allah bless and Protect him
Mashallah was really looking forward to this and it was worth it. Have more dialogues. Really liked this. Love the emphasis on practising Islam and trusting in Allah. Thank you
I don’t comprehend his advice to men about getting married in Morocco 🇲🇦 sounds absurd as spouse visa requirement is £38,700 income etc, I’m also dubious when he said he didn’t know Sugar is z i o n i s t
All big money Jews are zionist . The rich Jews are all about money so if a Jew becomes mega rich that becomes his or her circle for business and friendship .
Diversity training : we love everyone to look different, have different cultures and different religions, but you must all have the exact same values and beliefs as us 👀 the phrase ‘diversity training’ is an oxymoron, the whole point is to stifle diverse views 😅
I don’t think that the theory of Pashtuns having Jewish lineage is true, whilst I think there might be some people with strong affiliations, most don’t. I’m Pashtun and my 23andme dna test didn’t have any ties to Jews at all, didn’t even show up on the ancestral calculators either. Pashtuns are afghans originally and they came from central and east Asia
I'm pashtun and I think people with real family trees have real evidence backed up by ancient manuscripts family trees similarities in pashtunwali and DNA evidence. It's not Jewish as we ain't the tribe of Judah. It's very detailed and those who deny it don't understand it. It's not all afghans as not all afghans are pashtuns.
@rew Dr Asif made the claim and ive heard about there being some lost tribes of Israel which settled down somewhere in the Middle East, not sure how credible it is but pathaans to my knowledge and my dna evidence shows that there’s no solid links to that myth. Pathaans relocated to Pakistan from Afghanistan the same way the hazaara people did so wdym?
@@sarahm8464 Pathan or pashtun is a bloodline only the 18 major pashtun tribes have geneologies to Malik qais who is a direcr decendant of Malik talut. Not everyone who claims to be a Pathan is, this is not by language nor location it's a bloodline. The geneologies are well documented , there is also DNA evidence there is archeological evidence there is also striking similarities between pashtunwali and Jewish law , and even the names of pashtun tribes are similar to the names of Bani Israel. Hazarahs uzvecks Tajiks chachis nomads are not pashtuns.
It’s not a point to be fixated on as it really doesn’t matter. Us Pashtuns can get toxic over the matter of ancestry. We are Muslims first and foremost, the rest is open to debate and is essentially a side note.
Assalamu alaikum. Brother very good podcast especially the second half because we have a big problem right now for people looking to get married and a lot of problems in marriages you gave very good advice to men and women spot on keep up the good work that you guys are doing
Let's make it unacceptable. The stereotyping, generalisations of Muslims. We are a very large Muslim community. Let's go after them. Organise, coordinate, educate and make sure we go after them.
Brother Dilawar needs to differentiate that the environment and economic pressures in Agricultural work is different. Living in the same housing estate has no issues as long as you live in separate houses. There is a unity of family and this is good. We need to realise those who are born in Britain are in an urbanised, financially and economically different environment. Not to mention different culture. These have huge impacts on your outlook
A "cheat code" for one who wants to know the direction of the qibla without devices Look for the direction of where the satellite dishes point to. That's the direction of thr qibla
Enjoyed the podcast, was really refreshing! Just want to add re the discussion you had on Tabarruj. - a reason that sisters who engage in this is cos they may have observed men show a liking/ look at women who do engage in overly beautifying themselves openly. And women are weak and when they see this, they feel they need to do it too. Women and men both need to be stronger and more grounded to avoid this issue.
What are your opinions on male muslim sportsmen like ufc footballers boxers etc who get congratulated by the ummah regardless of them not covering their requirement. And what are your opinions about some men who are married to modest women but not modest themselves like, their haircut or wearing shorts not covering knees or thirstrapping gym photos
1:14:55 the point of joint family system, remember it doesn't mean leave the parents alone. two brothers can have two houses but obligation towards parents stays on both brothers.
The funny thing is, as a pashtun myself, i knew Asif was a pastun from the second i first saw him on the Apprentice. 😂 May Allah bless these two brothers and our Ummah.
Isn't a major part of our eman that is targeted by the enemies loving what Allah loves and hating what He hates, so His mention of all of the attribute of the Jews in the Qur'an; their treachery and killing of Prophets not to mention the statements of major Imams regarding them (refer to ibn al-Qayyim) do we naively ignore all of that and put it aside?
I love it love it another amazing episode thank you dilly and nice meeting you bro asif absolutely the brother nail it on the head why these day woman became independent because all the responsibilities laid on her shoulder she has do the both of parents work while the man is in the house or he may not like the brother asif said the luck of responsibility and being weak he’s like an existed
1:14:15 Brother Dilly, the adjoining backyard set up is actually advantageous for the womenfolk as it is usually the women's section of the house that meets with the other womens' sections...this provides women who are home-based to socialise and be assisted by fellow women, instead of being isolated in their own homes
Regardless of registering your marriage, the marriage via nikah is still recognised under British Law should this eventually become apparent in any judicial process.
Ladies absolutely get your marriage registered if you are in the uk. With the amount of abuse that happens in marriages, at least you and your children will be protected in some form should things go sour. Quite silly advice in that respect from the brother
The thing about a nation state, is that borders can only be developed in Islam when their is Caliphate. Within the borders of the caliphate can be many different tribes of people who are able to live autonomously and govern themselves, but they will be subservient to a Caliph. They will not be “presidents”, but they will be governors. They will not be able to unanimously be able to enforce policy that the caliph does not allow. This is what a khariji does. But they will have the same influence of a president of a “nation state” just with a different title as to separate ourself from the kufar. There is a Hadith that says “The Caliphate will remain with Quraysh, and whoever renegades against them, Allah will throw him on his face and send the worst of Allahs creation against them”. This has already happened. So when this umma is ready to be subservient to a man from the lineage of Quraysh, not Najd, not a Turk, not a Mongol, not a Punjabi… then we will see the resurrection of an Islamic Caliphate. Until then, we will get despot leaders, fiat currency, and traitors in positions of authority. And we will have no one except ourselves to blame. If this umma wants to argue with Allah why he decided that Quraysh will lead this umma, then he should find a ladder to the heavens and argue with Allah. These Muslims are like the bani Israel who argued with Allah appointing Talut to be their king.
I’m pretty sure Pre-nups are not binding in the UK, I think brother Dilly is thinking US law for Pre-nups apply here. Pre-nups to my understanding only reflects the intent of both parties in the UK, and the courts are supposed to take it into account but they are not legally bound to the agreement
@@abdullahahmad9300hijra lol. If in the UK rebt a separate house for your Islamic wife, and gave a different address for yourself and spend part of the week together. Then they can’t classify you as cohabits. Even if you don’t register the marriage but are living as a couple in the same address for over 7 years she can make a claim. So the no civil marriage does not completely protect you. The main test is whether you lived together and shared for a sustained period
@@abdullahahmad9300depends on who has custody of the children, where do they sleep. Child support obligations are better than spousal support obligations
Salaam brothers, as a Moroccan. I am extremely offended by this brother............😂jokes, the more the merrier. The more the ummah mixes the better inshaAllah.
Dilly, watch ustad abdul rehmans 1 hour video on polygamy. Men these days just go about it like it's a sunnah and something to go out an do proudly and something that should be promoted.
@Snailryder what a good way to tell me you didn't watch the video. Ustad abdul rehman hassan researched the topic and says its not a sunnah and who said you should be proud of it? You probably come from a family where your dad married one woman, tell me if this is true or not.
@@aibel99 and who said you shouldn't be proud of it?? I don't care who researched what. Allah Almighty says in the Quran to marry 2,3 and 4 before He even mentions one - forget sunnah, it has been fully endorsed by Allah Himself!
@Snailryder @Snailryder that's talking about permisibility clearly. Not pride about polygamy per se. Nor does it mention conditions which you have to rely on hadith + scholarly advice on. Also you should probably care about what people more learned than you are on a specific topic say. We call them students of knowledge and scholars. So overall, you've failed to prove it's a sunnah and chosen to ignore ustad abdul rehman hassans veiw on it. Fair enough. I will maintain though that I actually do feel that ustad abdul rehman hassans veiw on this is correct. This is not a recommend sunnah and there are rules to it. Also, if you are honest, tell me if you came from a polygamous family? It's always the men that come from polygamous families that try to really endorse and spread this like it's more important than other parts of islam. Most men infact I see doing this don't even pray 5 times a day. Don't ignore this question.
Most men that engage or promote polygamy in this era do so for lustful reasons and this only. And the Quran both permits (note not promotes) and prohibits polygamy since it is basically impossible to treat 2 wives exactly the same. Also I highly doubt these brothers who promote polygamy would be willing to marry an unattractive widow with 5 kids for instance
Less than three minutes in and already stuff I didn't know. Didn't know Sugar was Jewish or Zionist. I don't comment on the proportion of the Jewish population which support Israel as I have heard from those who speak out against Zionism and I appreciate them. Same way I don't appreciate people who support Zionism and hope for them to seek truth and guidance.
As salaamu alaykum brothers, sisters, friends and foes.
Please like, share and comment on this video, as well as subscribing to the 5Pillars UA-cam channel!
Jazakallah khayran.
And foes 😂 piers?
و عليك السلام و رحمة الله و بركاته
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Now your a target
Just saw you interview talking about taking over my country..
Your all fair game now !
@5Pillars
Dilly et al, please don't provide us with your views of Muslim family law. You appear not to have an understanding of modernity and are therefore peddling mediaeval Islamic Fiqh which is no longer relevant, either in terms of time or place. Islam's concern, as expressed perfectly in the Qur'an, is with instituting justice, not necessarily to maintain equity as you claim. The problem with traditional mediaeval Fiqh is that it is patriarchal, unjust and outdated. It leads to the turning out of women and children from the safety of the marital home onto the street and penury thereafter. English family law is not perfect, but it at least has mainly prevented this kind of abuse and so is closer in spirit to the Qur'anic prescription of justice. Many aspects of English law are consonant with Islamic law several having been derived from Islam in the first place, e.g. the assumption of innocence until proven guilty and the jury system, the latter having emanated from Maliki Fiqh (see: John Makdisi (1999) North Carolina Review, 77 (5): 1635-1739).
Great chatting brother
Most dignified contestant
when are you leaving the uk?
@@SteviePeters-x3u After you stop bombing our lands and pay outstanding reparations, oh and business class tickets too and spending money too...
MashAllah very refreshing for fellow pashtun calling out tribalism and nationalism within Islam
@@SteviePeters-x3uWhen he gets to marry your daughter
So much respect for this brother Asif. May Allah bless & preserve the both of you. Ameen
May Almighty G-D grant continuous, health, wealth and happiness to Brother Dr Asif
May Allah free the Palestinians from oppression. Ameen.
And the ummah
Allah is not real 😂
Free Israel from hamas, their Palestinian followers and islamic extremists
*What a courageous brother. May Allah reward him and keep him on His straight path. Ameen.*
So excited about this episode. Alhamdulillah
Respect to both Brothers, May Allah SWT bless you both more in this life and even more so in the life hereafter.
Beautiful conversation between two Muslim brothers. First time I have seen this guest, I found him very logical and clear and a good grounding in our faith. I will search for him on UA-cam as I do with your podcasts.
Great conversation brothers, learnt a lot listening. May Allah bless you both
I just finished this. JazakAllah Khaira, it was thoroughly edutaining. Wow! Recommended to all the UK Muslim community. THANK YOU
Been waiting for this one. Props to brother Asif
Throughly enjoyed this talk by two skilled and knowledgeable brothers.
I like how dilly brings up the conversation
This needs to go Viral!!!
I had a feeling that this interview was coming, glad it did. 👏
Proper educational this one. Thank you Dilly and Asif…
You don't need to be Muslim to think how you do. I think the same guys
However i find i must say from my heart :"Praise to Allah for bringing these beautiful people to have such a beautiful conversation that touches my heart! Free the oppressed!
Just finished watching. One of the best episodes (I've seen almost all of them! Alhamdulillah).
Let me know also please which other ones are the best
A man of integrity and strength
MashaAllah what a beautiful brother Dr Asif Munaf is, never even heard of him before this podcast, but I love he's outlook on life, May Allah bless and Protect him
Mashallah was really looking forward to this and it was worth it. Have more dialogues. Really liked this. Love the emphasis on practising Islam and trusting in Allah. Thank you
Goosebumps! May Allah Almighty raise Dr. Asif further! Boycotted Apprentice because of him!
جزاكم الله خيرا 🌹
Pls don’t call him “lord” sugar
Jazakumullahu khairan
I don’t comprehend his advice to men about getting married in Morocco 🇲🇦 sounds absurd as spouse visa requirement is £38,700 income etc, I’m also dubious when he said he didn’t know Sugar is z i o n i s t
Tbh I knew Alan Sugar was Jewish but I didn’t know he was a Zionist.
All big money Jews are zionist . The rich Jews are all about money so if a Jew becomes mega rich that becomes his or her circle for business and friendship .
Beautiful podcast 💚. May Allah (swt) bless you both. Ameen
Diversity training : we love everyone to look different, have different cultures and different religions, but you must all have the exact same values and beliefs as us 👀 the phrase ‘diversity training’ is an oxymoron, the whole point is to stifle diverse views 😅
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Alhamdulillah. Enjoyed that. Allahumma barik
1st time come across this podcast/UA-cam. Great discussion. Have subscribed
Great channel with great content. May Allah bless you all brothers, keep up the good work.
MashaAllah best podcast ever on here wow this dr and dilly thank you very much I have learnt so much
I don’t think that the theory of Pashtuns having Jewish lineage is true, whilst I think there might be some people with strong affiliations, most don’t. I’m Pashtun and my 23andme dna test didn’t have any ties to Jews at all, didn’t even show up on the ancestral calculators either. Pashtuns are afghans originally and they came from central and east Asia
I'm pashtun and I think people with real family trees have real evidence backed up by ancient manuscripts family trees similarities in pashtunwali and DNA evidence. It's not Jewish as we ain't the tribe of Judah. It's very detailed and those who deny it don't understand it. It's not all afghans as not all afghans are pashtuns.
@rew Dr Asif made the claim and ive heard about there being some lost tribes of Israel which settled down somewhere in the Middle East, not sure how credible it is but pathaans to my knowledge and my dna evidence shows that there’s no solid links to that myth.
Pathaans relocated to Pakistan from Afghanistan the same way the hazaara people did so wdym?
@@sarahm8464 Pathan or pashtun is a bloodline only the 18 major pashtun tribes have geneologies to Malik qais who is a direcr decendant of Malik talut. Not everyone who claims to be a Pathan is, this is not by language nor location it's a bloodline. The geneologies are well documented , there is also DNA evidence there is archeological evidence there is also striking similarities between pashtunwali and Jewish law , and even the names of pashtun tribes are similar to the names of Bani Israel. Hazarahs uzvecks Tajiks chachis nomads are not pashtuns.
It’s not a point to be fixated on as it really doesn’t matter. Us Pashtuns can get toxic over the matter of ancestry. We are Muslims first and foremost, the rest is open to debate and is essentially a side note.
@@prestigecosmetics9508 This! Muslim first, all the rest is just flavor, nothing more.
That is one of the best marriage advice shows 👏
Thank you
JazakAllah'u khairan brothers 🇵🇸🤲🏻
Assalamu alaikum. Brother very good podcast especially the second half because we have a big problem right now for people looking to get married and a lot of problems in marriages you gave very good advice to men and women spot on keep up the good work that you guys are doing
Great discussion!
Let's make it unacceptable. The stereotyping, generalisations of Muslims. We are a very large Muslim community. Let's go after them. Organise, coordinate, educate and make sure we go after them.
Masha-Allah brother
This brother has great business acumen may Allah bless him
We should also highlight the BJP and continue to highlight the oppression of Muslims worldwide
Brother Dilawar needs to differentiate that the environment and economic pressures in Agricultural work is different. Living in the same housing estate has no issues as long as you live in separate houses. There is a unity of family and this is good. We need to realise those who are born in Britain are in an urbanised, financially and economically different environment. Not to mention different culture. These have huge impacts on your outlook
Great discussion/ interview.
Allah is the provider
Great Podcast! Interesting points
Solid Brother✊
Nutrition is the most important thing first to get in shape along with exercise
A "cheat code" for one who wants to know the direction of the qibla without devices
Look for the direction of where the satellite dishes point to.
That's the direction of thr qibla
Enjoyed the podcast, was really refreshing! Just want to add re the discussion you had on Tabarruj. - a reason that sisters who engage in this is cos they may have observed men show a liking/ look at women who do engage in overly beautifying themselves openly. And women are weak and when they see this, they feel they need to do it too. Women and men both need to be stronger and more grounded to avoid this issue.
What are your opinions on male muslim sportsmen like ufc footballers boxers etc who get congratulated by the ummah regardless of them not covering their requirement.
And what are your opinions about some men who are married to modest women but not modest themselves like, their haircut or wearing shorts not covering knees or thirstrapping gym photos
1:14:55 the point of joint family system, remember it doesn't mean leave the parents alone. two brothers can have two houses but obligation towards parents stays on both brothers.
45:54 جزاك الله خیرا واحسن الجزاء
1:10:00 GOOD POINTS
The funny thing is, as a pashtun myself, i knew Asif was a pastun from the second i first saw him on the Apprentice. 😂 May Allah bless these two brothers and our Ummah.
Great episode Dilly .
السَّلاَمُ عَلَيْكُمْ وَرَحْمَةُ اللهِ وَبَرَكَاتُهُ
No need to refer to sugar as "lord". On any level.
Dilly Hussain, good man
Isn't a major part of our eman that is targeted by the enemies loving what Allah loves and hating what He hates, so His mention of all of the attribute of the Jews in the Qur'an; their treachery and killing of Prophets not to mention the statements of major Imams regarding them (refer to ibn al-Qayyim) do we naively ignore all of that and put it aside?
I love it love it another amazing episode thank you dilly and nice meeting you bro asif absolutely the brother nail it on the head why these day woman became independent because all the responsibilities laid on her shoulder she has do the both of parents work while the man is in the house or he may not like the brother asif said the luck of responsibility and being weak he’s like an existed
Didn’t realise he did a whole podcast with hamza tsortiz
That was a good talk
45:25 Allah ﷻ Jaza e khair dy zada si ... Ameen
Alhamdulillah,Good discussion
This was a good convo to listen to
I watched the you’re fired after the main show. They didn’t even show your highlights bro
He was kicked out and sent home the day before they went to the boardroom . !!!
1:14:15 Brother Dilly, the adjoining backyard set up is actually advantageous for the womenfolk as it is usually the women's section of the house that meets with the other womens' sections...this provides women who are home-based to socialise and be assisted by fellow women, instead of being isolated in their own homes
Brilliant pod
We love life and the akhirah. We love a life which is in obedience of The Almighty. That's the life we live.
Great talk
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Regardless of registering your marriage, the marriage via nikah is still recognised under British Law should this eventually become apparent in any judicial process.
No that's not true
It isn’t.
Ladies absolutely get your marriage registered if you are in the uk. With the amount of abuse that happens in marriages, at least you and your children will be protected in some form should things go sour. Quite silly advice in that respect from the brother
So glad to see that we have a brother who's truly one of us and not one of these liberal coconuts 👍
MashAllah 👏🏼
Awsome one!
Mashallah, the brothers educated me ..
Salam alaykum 5 Pillars why have you removed Dr Abdul Wahid's video??
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Dilly is so paksitani with all his punjabi and urdu words
Dilly is actually of Bangladeshi origin.
@syedhasan4572 I know. Thanks. I was just saying that as a Bangladeshi, he understand and knows urdu and punjabi really well.
Proper asian accent aswell
He grew up with Pakistanis for sure your right he's proper Desi
Hats off to the brother for taking a stand. He should avoid quoting Quran in arabic though.
Why?
Is he pronunciation off ?
@@shahee6579Yes his pronounciation and quotes are way off. He is missing words, getting letters mixed up etc.
The thing about a nation state, is that borders can only be developed in Islam when their is Caliphate. Within the borders of the caliphate can be many different tribes of people who are able to live autonomously and govern themselves, but they will be subservient to a Caliph. They will not be “presidents”, but they will be governors. They will not be able to unanimously be able to enforce policy that the caliph does not allow. This is what a khariji does. But they will have the same influence of a president of a “nation state” just with a different title as to separate ourself from the kufar. There is a Hadith that says “The Caliphate will remain with Quraysh, and whoever renegades against them, Allah will throw him on his face and send the worst of Allahs creation against them”. This has already happened. So when this umma is ready to be subservient to a man from the lineage of Quraysh, not Najd, not a Turk, not a Mongol, not a Punjabi… then we will see the resurrection of an Islamic Caliphate. Until then, we will get despot leaders, fiat currency, and traitors in positions of authority. And we will have no one except ourselves to blame. If this umma wants to argue with Allah why he decided that Quraysh will lead this umma, then he should find a ladder to the heavens and argue with Allah. These Muslims are like the bani Israel who argued with Allah appointing Talut to be their king.
I’m pretty sure Pre-nups are not binding in the UK, I think brother Dilly is thinking US law for Pre-nups apply here. Pre-nups to my understanding only reflects the intent of both parties in the UK, and the courts are supposed to take it into account but they are not legally bound to the agreement
True so what's the alternative?
@@abdullahahmad9300hijra lol. If in the UK rebt a separate house for your Islamic wife, and gave a different address for yourself and spend part of the week together. Then they can’t classify you as cohabits. Even if you don’t register the marriage but are living as a couple in the same address for over 7 years she can make a claim. So the no civil marriage does not completely protect you. The main test is whether you lived together and shared for a sustained period
@@lowkey621 wb if u lived together in a rented house but u rent ur own house to someone else then what?
@@lowkey621 The issue if u have children then it doesn't matter
If you lived together or separate
@@abdullahahmad9300depends on who has custody of the children, where do they sleep. Child support obligations are better than spousal support obligations
You're hired!
Which part does he mention Morrocons?
We got to hear the street version of dilly in this episode Mashallah 😂 bruv, boss, big up, ha ha
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Pashtuns being one of the 12 tribes? Urban myth much?
Very much so... They are not a semitic people as this person claims.
Why does he say khalas like an arab if hes pashtun
I say khalas too lol it don’t matter 🤦🏾♂️
He's probably an Arab wannabe just like Dilly too..
Cuse words are loaned by other societies/language all the time, I'm pashtun and say khalas too
@@noticing33you're right but 'khalas' is not a cuss/curse word if that's what you meant. It's just means 'end of' or 'finished'.
@@AdamAli516 cuse, is short for 'because' in Internet slang 😄
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Salaam brothers, as a Moroccan. I am extremely offended by this brother............😂jokes, the more the merrier. The more the ummah mixes the better inshaAllah.
Brother..plz, bring ken o'keefe
Keep this hairstyle dilly it suits you
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Dilly, watch ustad abdul rehmans 1 hour video on polygamy. Men these days just go about it like it's a sunnah and something to go out an do proudly and something that should be promoted.
It is sunnah and something to do openly and proudly, and as long as the rights of the women are fulfilled, there is nothing wrong with it
@Snailryder what a good way to tell me you didn't watch the video. Ustad abdul rehman hassan researched the topic and says its not a sunnah and who said you should be proud of it? You probably come from a family where your dad married one woman, tell me if this is true or not.
@@aibel99 and who said you shouldn't be proud of it?? I don't care who researched what. Allah Almighty says in the Quran to marry 2,3 and 4 before He even mentions one - forget sunnah, it has been fully endorsed by Allah Himself!
@Snailryder @Snailryder that's talking about permisibility clearly.
Not pride about polygamy per se. Nor does it mention conditions which you have to rely on hadith + scholarly advice on.
Also you should probably care about what people more learned than you are on a specific topic say. We call them students of knowledge and scholars.
So overall, you've failed to prove it's a sunnah and chosen to ignore ustad abdul rehman hassans veiw on it.
Fair enough.
I will maintain though that I actually do feel that ustad abdul rehman hassans veiw on this is correct. This is not a recommend sunnah and there are rules to it.
Also, if you are honest, tell me if you came from a polygamous family? It's always the men that come from polygamous families that try to really endorse and spread this like it's more important than other parts of islam. Most men infact I see doing this don't even pray 5 times a day. Don't ignore this question.
Most men that engage or promote polygamy in this era do so for lustful reasons and this only. And the Quran both permits (note not promotes) and prohibits polygamy since it is basically impossible to treat 2 wives exactly the same. Also I highly doubt these brothers who promote polygamy would be willing to marry an unattractive widow with 5 kids for instance
Less than three minutes in and already stuff I didn't know.
Didn't know Sugar was Jewish or Zionist.
I don't comment on the proportion of the Jewish population which support Israel as I have heard from those who speak out against Zionism and I appreciate them. Same way I don't appreciate people who support Zionism and hope for them to seek truth and guidance.
Same. I had no idea that Alan Sugar is a Zionist.
Great podcast once again dilly smashed it also complimented by his guest great watch very informative 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
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