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The Perfect Human Being · After Maghrib 🌙

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Smila Rahman Rahim Al Hamdullah Alamin was Salah was Salam Ala
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Eshra film BIA Ewal More Salin Habib Alamin Abbas Zahra
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Mohammed Mohammed Salam Alaikum and welcome back to another
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episode on the Aftermath podcast.
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It's been a number of weeks since I last sat on this chair,
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so I miss our conversations and I truly am excited to be here
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today. If you haven't subscribed
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already, smash that subscribe button in love of Rasoolallah
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Muhammad Salallahu Ali Hawali wasalam.
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And he's a personality that we are going to inshallah explore
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on today's discussion. Now before I begin, as always, I
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can't have these conversations alone.
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I'm joined by a backbone on this episode and every episode, in
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fact, a partner in my Ziara in my recent Arbain Ziara that we
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did in Karbala. And that's none other than my
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amazing Co host Ahmed Gokul Salaam Alaikum
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Ashman Shafak Habibi. I love you home.
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How you doing? I love the yeah, yeah yeah.
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You and it's been like a really emotional few weeks, months.
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And now we are now in the month of Rabel Awal and we are at the
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time of release. I think if I'm not mistaken, it
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will be a couple of days before Milad and Nabi and Shah Allah,
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which of course for the for the AL Al Shiya are celebrating on
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the 17th. But the after son of Ajama I
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celebrate on the 12th of Rabel Awal.
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But of course, for all Muslims around the world, this is a week
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of celebration, a week of joy, a week of veneration.
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And really, yeah, it's an amazing opportunity to to get
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more into the life and the honour of Rasulullah Muhammad
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Salallahu Alayhi Salah. Inshallah indeed, you're
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absolutely right. And you know, just not not long
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ago we were commemorating his death.
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Yes, and now Inshallah we will be celebrating his birth and you
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know, being Rabi al Owen, we've come out from the months of
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Muharram come out from the sorrowful months of Safar as
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well. I'm excited to not wear black
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today, Like I feel different. I, I actually feel happy, like
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it's changed my my mood. I've I've I'm looking forward to
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celebrating the the auspicious occasions of the What do.
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You do on on milad and ABI. I probably asked you this last.
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Year I definitely don't have a Christmas tree.
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Why would you have a Christmas? I've seen like a new trend with
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people celebrating more than Nebu where they actually have
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bring trees. No, they don't call it a
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Christmas tree, but I think it's the same.
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Are you serious? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Where have you seen that? On Instagram.
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Oh. My God, that's definitely.
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What do you think about that? I I think that's it's no, I've
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never heard of that man. No.
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And ultimately I think it's it's always occasions, it's always I.
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Like the, the, the sentiment makes sense of doing something
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which brings the family together.
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It's the, it's the happiest, arguably one of the happiest
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occasions in the Islamic calendar.
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And I understand, especially for Western Muslims, like in a world
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where Christmas is like such a big deal when you want to put
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something in your home and get the family to celebrate
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together, I get it. Like I get where it comes from,
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but it's not obviously it's not got tradition to.
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It has a lot of history. But mainly I think for me, I
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think since I was a little kid, like it has to be you go to the
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mosque, you go to the messenger, you go to the hosseini and bro,
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you just celebrate. You celebrate his life, you
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celebrate the rahmadahallah instilled on this earth.
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Yeah. Anyway, Ahmed sallallahu alaihi
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wasallam Habib, he's not like an ordinary, ordinary individual
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and he's not some random guy or someone who can be compared with
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any living man on this earth because, you know, we know him
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as Rahmat, the mercy to mankind, Sahay, the seal of prophet
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chosen by Allah, the divine Khatima Lambia.
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So if you ask like who is Muhammad?
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Pro Muhammad is everything that's good, everything that's
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yeah, yeah, yeah. Nabil Rahman like there's
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nothing that we can get from any of the adebate Allahu Salaam,
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which does not come from Salaam, Muhammad Salaam and everything
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which we see. And you know, obviously the
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tradition of modern and Nabi, it has been celebrated for hundreds
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and years, hundreds of years. Of course, the, the, the sad
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part, the unfortunate part is that in parts of the world
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today, it's considered a bit, it's considered an innovation
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which we dismiss. If I'm not mistaken, I believe
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the majority of Muslims dismiss. It's only in the last couple of
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100 years really where you've had a very strong push and
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propaganda from literalist, fundamentalist Wahhabism, which
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has tried to downplay the landmark event of Milad Nabi
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Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam. And I think it's, it's ironic
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because if you look at the early Islamic literature, Sunni or
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Shia, So if you look at, for example, in Shia books, Sheikh
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Al Mofid has a book Milad and Nabi Asfiya, well, Aussiya, it's
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translated by Najashi. Or for example, the Sunni school
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of thought has Jalaladina Soyotte has a book talking about
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the qualities, the birth and the qualities of Allah Muhammad.
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These are books which are historic classical books, Sunni
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and Shia. You look at, for example,
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earlier dates in history, there were treaties which were signed
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on Milad Nabi as a day where of recognition, where Muslims
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celebrate peace and where we celebrate the qualities, the
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ideals that Rasul Allah brought and he brank.
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So I think it's very, very hypocritical for Muslims around
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the world when they read the Holy Quran and they read, for
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example, Swift Mariam where Allah says that Salaam Salaam on
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the day of of the birth of Yahya, which is amazing
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Subhanallah. Like if you're going to look at,
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oh, is is is the birth of any prophet mentioned anywhere in
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the Quran? You don't look at hadith first.
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Look at the Quran first. Of course.
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Yeah, the birth of Yahya has talked about Surat Amarian and
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then later in Sotomayam Nabi Isa, Alayhi Salaam says Salaam
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on the day I was born. So you have a lasting Salaam on
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the day Yahya was born, Alayhi Salaam and Salaam on the day Isa
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was born, Alayhi Salaam, which is mentioned by Isa himself in
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the Holy Quran. So these are just occasions
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which are proofs that this of course and all, obviously it
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goes without saying in Sunni traditions, although we have a
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difference in the day he was born.
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The Sunnis say that Sullalam Muhammad Sallallahu Alayhi
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Salaam was born on a Monday. And in their traditions, they
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say he fasted every single Monday to honour that.
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In the same way, for example, Jemaah is on a Friday because
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that's the birth of Nabi Adam Alayhi Salaam.
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So there's so many things to, to take note of here.
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And I, I first want to get that out of the way because there are
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just like a plethora of people online who dismiss this huge
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occasion with just brainless, mindless propaganda and just,
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you know, accepting what in their minds may make sense.
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Or they see a so-called imam spewing this nonsense and they
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just accept it mindlessly. Well, I don't think they've, I
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think fully understood what their celebration is about.
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They, yeah, I don't understand. How can you not celebrate the
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life and be joyous about the life of Rasoolallah Muhammad
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sallallahu alayhi Salaam, when he represented the best of the
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very best. And if we want to look at the
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best of character, we find it in Muhammad.
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The best of speech we find in Muhammad.
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The best of Ahlah we find in Muhammad.
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Yeah, yeah, you're right. My point is like if you claim
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you love Rasoolallah and he is the best of creation, how can
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you say celebrating his auspicious birth is a bit?
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It's not a conversation on. Again, it's been had hundreds of
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times. I, I don't think we even need to
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have those discussions. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Actually, I, we're comfortable where we are.
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We know what we're doing is legit.
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It's within, you know what? Looks like the positive state to
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take from it bro. Like Eitel or Montalvi said that
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this is a week of unity between the Sunni and the Shia.
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And of course we've said many times before that it's an
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opportunity for us to all come together and look, historically
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speaking, what do you do on bin Laden?
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It be of course you celebrate this, that, but we reflect on
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the origins of the holy prophets.
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Noor, like the Noor that existed before his appearance on this
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earth in a physical form. Do you know what I mean?
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And that Noor is something which makes up, of course, from Shia.
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I believe it is when we see Rahmatullah Alameen, which you
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mentioned very rightly, it goes beyond the mercy that he said
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through his words and his conduct, that it's beyond that.
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It's Rahmatullah Alameen that Allah, Allah created the heavens
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and the earth for the love of Muhammad, Ali, Muhammad, you
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know what I mean? And that's something which is so
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important for us to bear in mind because we owe our existence, we
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owe our religion, we owe our purpose, our Dean, our, our
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whole priority system, you know, the, the consciousness of where
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we came from and where we're going to came from the
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revelation that came to Habib Allah.
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Do you know what I mean? And that is something that's so
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important to us. So if we, if we fail to
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recognise especially that concept of Nord in this week, I
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feel like we've, we've really missed a massive opportunity.
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Do you know what I mean? Like I understand, but I think
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let's, let's dig a bit deeper, Ahmed.
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I think like, you know, if we aspire and want to live up to
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certain standards as Muslims and share Allah, I mean, we have to
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take life lessons from his life, you know, from his Serie, from
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his Sunnah. And we can look at, for example,
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how he was with marriages, how he was with the people, with the
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community, with non-Muslims. Like he he has a significant
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role of how we can best implement our lives to live the
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best Muslims, right. And you know, something for me
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that stands out is for example, him being a Sadiq Al Amin.
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And perhaps I can get into that in a little in a, in a short
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way. What does?
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That mean for people who don't know.
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Sadiq al Amin means the most trusted, 1 truthful and the most
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truthful 1 so Sadiq the truthful, 1 Al Amin the
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trustworthy. Can I just say sorry, we should
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have mentioned it earlier But of course this is also the week we
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celebrate the birth of Imam Jaffa Lasali.
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Can't say that. Also born on 17th or below, as
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was, I believe it or not, 17th beautiful, which is why I'm
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called Ahmed. So I have to mention that.
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But yeah. Sorry bro, that's amazing.
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Not that it's important we're talking about.
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This is vital. Muhammad, Muhammad, Muhammad.
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And that's the beauty of the like.
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Even when you look at them from from the first imam to the
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Sharif, they all go back to Rasulullah.
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So coming back to the point of him being given the title Assad
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al Amin, which we said Assad means the truthful 1, Al Amin
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means the trustworthy 1. And this was a title that was
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attributed to him before he even announced his prophethood, which
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is shocking, surprising. And it's and, and it's not a
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lesson that we can learn from that.
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Rasulullah Sallallahu al Hawaii said before he even taught
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Islam, had these principles, had these morals, had these
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attributes. What makes you a good man?
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There's something we can look into.
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And what I like about this title being Assad the Columbian, by
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the way, is that Rasul Allah was someone Sallallahu alaihi
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wasallam that even his enemies, even those that didn't like him,
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even those that I didn't like, who this Muhammad was, you know,
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changing the House of people in Mecca, for example.
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Yeah, they would throw out the billah, sometimes stones and
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rocks at him. They will still trust their
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amanat and their goods with Rasul Allah, knowing full well
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that we can anger him, we can disrespect him, but leave our
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goods with him and know full well that when we come back
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we'll receive everything the same way that we gave it to him.
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It comes back to us. And that's bro, that's something
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unique, that's something we have to think about.
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And when we say Asad, I mean that means we also have to be
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Sadiq. We also have to be truthful in
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our lives. We also have to be trustworthy
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in our lives. I mean, when we deep it and
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think about it, the way we live our lives, I think is far away
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from what Rasol Allah to us. Of course.
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I mean, if we say he was a Sadiq, that means he didn't lie,
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that means he doesn't lie and lying doesn't exist in the
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encyclopedia of any Muslim Andy and Bahir left, right and
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centre, where we're lying to our family members, we're lying to
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our circle of friends, we're lying to community members.
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People go as far as lying to governments people, you know,
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cheating well, cheating the benefit system for financial
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gain. But all of this this Hassab and
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gets up for if we say we are the lovers of Rasool Allah and the
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Shia of Ali and Nabi Talib, Emir al Nomini, well, we're far away
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from this lovers of Rasool Allah and the Shia.
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They don't lie. The lovers of Rasulallah and the
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Shia, they don't cheat. The lovers of Rasulallah and
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Alib Nabiq Talib. What do they do, brother?
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Far away from that which is Haram.
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They don't eat, they don't watch, they don't consume, they
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don't listen to Haram. Are we doing this?
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That's I think. I think when we say aside the
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kalami and we just throw it out there, that's something we need
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to. Yeah, No, it goes without
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saying. Yeah, there's so many, there's
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so many things. And we've talked a lot in the
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past about the, the, the Makkaramalakhla purpose and
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that, that, that was the USP for Islam, ironically, in a world
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and at a time which lacked morals and which lacked respect,
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I think for, for people. And they, they saw this man and
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he was raised in a desert. He was raised as an orphan.
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His father died while his mother was pregnant.
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His mother died when he was a child.
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He was raised by his nurse in, in, in outside the city and he
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comes back and the other schools of Islam say that he was on me
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in the sense that he was illiterate, which of course we
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disagree with. And, and that is something which
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I understand from a like a human perspective that they see this
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guy come and he has the best of Akhlaq.
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He has knowledge beyond understanding.
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He has strength, he has speech qualities.
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He has all of these amazing attributes which we find in the
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stories of the prior prophets, all of the attributes, you know,
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the, the strength, the forbearers, the patience, the,
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the leadership skills. And then he comes out and he,
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he, he publicly declares his revelation.
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Now, of course, the key differences here are we believe
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as the Shihad that the Holy Prophet was born a prophet.
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He was prophet before he was born and that he was aware of
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this and it was just a time and a place where he waited for the
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command for the instruction from the last pond to Allah.
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When the Holy Quran and and the first revelation was given to
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him, he then publicly declared this.
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And then obviously there was a strategic and, and divine,
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what's the word plan in terms of how he came about doing this.
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But everything he did was done with the intent of etiquette,
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which is completely true in terms of what you're saying.
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So I think that is the ultimate reasoning as to why Islam spread
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so vastly in the first however many years when he was in Mecca,
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he he only amassed 100 or 150 companions before the Hitler.
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And you think that Subhanallah, that is not a massive number,
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you know, but the quality of, of the majority of those companions
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who were second to none. And, and that is because they
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saw his sincerity. And then of course, when he
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migrated, he managed to reach a larger number of people.
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So it's very important for us to think about these.
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There's a lot of, I think from, from what I want to mention,
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there's so many distinctions between our perspective on the
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Holy Prophet Muhammad and the other schools of thought.
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And ultimately, like I said, we all obviously Revere the Holy
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Prophet Muhammad. He is of course, the the pillar
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of our entire faith and in in our Muslim believe he's the
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pillar of the whole of existence.
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But it's a very important discussion to have here.
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Definitely is indeed and you mentioned that point of him
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being illiterate all the Allah, you know stuff for Allah for
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anyone who comes with this false accusation and claim and I and I
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and I think it's. It's a misinterpretation.
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Of thought it is a misinterpretation because like
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if we go back to our literature, our hadiths in the Shia school
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of thought school of Adelaide, we have Imam Jawad Alihd Salaam,
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Imam al Baker Alihair Salaam, where they speak about this,
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this term of Rasoolallah Salallahu alayhi Salaam being
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umm, being illiterate, where they just announce this and they
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say, no, this is this means he has an an nesbi to Umm al Qura,
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which means that what Umi means is that he is basically a Mecca.
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You know, he's from the land of Mecca.
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And anyone who claims that Rasul Allah was illiterate is cursed.
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And that's something we need to factor in that how can Rasul
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Allah be illiterate if revelation was sent down to him?
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How can Rasul Allah Salah al Hawaii Salim be illiterate of
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the book of Allah? The Quran was given to him and
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on top of that he'd he'd read treaties, he'd signed treaties.
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Logically speaking, come on. It doesn't make sense and I
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think it's a disrespect. The dictation, of course it's
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disrespect. There's dictation of the holy of
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Quran dictated the Quran to his companions of including the
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middle of Manin. Ali Salam we believe was the 1st
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and most prominent of those who were present and and ascribed
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the holy of Quran. And something important to note
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is how would that of course, we believe in middle of Manin was
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infallible, but for anyone else, how would the Holy Prophet be
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able to Fact Check this? Do you know what I mean?
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In the same way the treaties and and all of the the letters and
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all of these things which we talk about are Hadid.
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They wouldn't make sense if he was going to be able to read or
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write. There's even a narration where
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Rasulullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam was with Abu Baker and
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UDA Omar, for example, and he was going over the verse, and
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that's an hopefully a little bad.
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And he wrote it with his hands in the sands.
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And so you're telling me that means what?
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That's a good point. I mean, there's a lot of things
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to ponder on. I think about that, You know,
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when we open up our literature, be it Sunni or Shiite works,
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whatever it is, you know. Well, if it doesn't make sense,
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how can you? Yeah, I mean, my, my point is if
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God is telling you he's the best of creation, what makes you
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think that he has an iota of something of law of law and
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he'll handle a Shia in the school of albeit a Shia Muslims,
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we are proud to say Rasul Allah is Masul Mutlak.
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He is. Level of.
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Infallibility. Infallibility made no mistake
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and the sad reality is that even though this was apparent, like
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people know that Borasul Allah is Salallahu Ali while he was
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selling them, there's no flow. You can't find any flow even a
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little bit Ali with Salaam. Find me one place where you can
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find flow. I'm not talking about distorted
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Islamic history. Sometimes you can open up for
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example the books of Bukhari and you see Rasul Allah was
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bewitched stuff for Allah. You open up Bukhari and see
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Rasul Allah sallallahu alaihi. Salaam was inflicted by black
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magic bro bro. And so, I mean, the sad thing is
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where in Shia, in Shia books, there's there's attempts of it,
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but it never reached the Holy Prophet because of obviously
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it's divine protection. But even like you're saying, in
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Bukhari, we talked about this essay on the group chat that the
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number of times narrated by Ayesha that he would be very
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close to, as an hadith says, throwing himself off a Cliff.
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Because of the. Weight suicidal, Yeah, because
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of the weight of revelation and the period in which he did not.
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And there was a period where he did not receive revelation.
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And according to that hadith talks about him, him feeling so
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depressed that he wanted to throw himself off a Cliff.
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And it says on numerous occasions.
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It doesn't make sense to us. Of course, it doesn't make sense
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because we just logically speaking, this is, this is the,
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the prime example we said earlier when we say that he's
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Ashraf Al Khalq, he's the most noble of creation.
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It's it's a flaw. It's completely a flaw.
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It's, it's something which denotes mental health issues.
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And that's not something we believe the Holy Prophet could
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have. And there's various other ways
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in which I believe the school of the Ahmedabad Islam revered a
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prophet unlike anyone else. That's the true When we say
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sallallahu, alayhallahu, Salaam, what do we usually do?
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Salawat. This is the only school of
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thought which does Salawat. Every time you go to the mosque,
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you hear the names not only of the Holy Prophet, but of his
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lineage and his IEM alema Salaam who preceded him or succeeded
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him rather. And those, those are, those are
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one, those are ways in which we bless the Holy Prophet Muhammad.
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Not just that, this is Milan Nabi.
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We go to his, his. Sorry bro.
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Sallallam. Sorry, go on.
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Yes, and that's another one we don't say.
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We say salallahu alayhi Salaam. So Ali's laughing.
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Why No, because we saw a video of this professor, Shia
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professor, I'm not going to say his name, but he made a very
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good point. He said that it's a disrespect
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to say salallahu alayhi wasalam as a Sunni scholar or as a Sunni
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and not to say it with proper dictation, proper Mahalich.
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Rather he says you see on YouTube.
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Rather they say the Prophet saw some like.
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Yeah, yeah. Come on bro.
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Beyond that, OK, milad and Nabi. OK, you said you go to the
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mosque or Fattah Nabi shahadat al sallallahu.
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Where are you in the? Mosque.
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All right, this is not something we see in other schools of
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thought. The infallibility we believe it
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being absolute, complete infallibility, not ex you know,
21:46
excuses or exceptions for minor errors or difficulties or times
21:51
where he may have done a loophole.
21:53
Or you know, there was another hadith in Bahari which was
21:56
mentioned last night on in our group chat that there were times
22:00
where Rasallallah would enter the mosque, implying that he was
22:03
in a state of Janaba, you know, which would makes no sense of
22:06
course, or that he had impure clothes.
22:09
And these kind of things are not, you know, they don't, they
22:12
don't agree with us. But obviously we're not here to
22:14
talk about the floors. We're here to talk about the the
22:17
amazing attributes, the honors of someone who we believe came
22:21
as Allah's, the representative of Allah's complete and final
22:25
religion on earth. And he left us the whole toolkit
22:28
there ready. I was, I was actually speaking
22:30
to a brother from another school of thought a few days ago.
22:33
He mentioned to me, he said, you're telling me that he's
22:36
Rahmatullah Alameen. But he didn't.
22:40
He didn't give Rahmat his companions when it came to
22:44
successor. In my opinion, the whole
22:46
definition of Rahmatullah al Amin is on us to accept and to
22:52
allow it to enter our hearts. Because I refuse to accept his
22:56
Rahma doesn't mean he's not Rahmatullah al Amin.
22:59
Do you see what I mean? If the Holy Prophet came, he
23:02
said he spoke and he actioned certain things.
23:05
It's on me to accept that with a whole heart, an open heart.
23:08
She see what I mean? So I think that there's so much
23:11
knowledge and wisdom to gain from him, and knowledge and
23:14
wisdom's like just the bare minimum, bro.
23:17
We're talking about salvation and we're talking about reward,
23:19
We're talking about intercession, we're talking
23:21
about the Holy Prophet being amongst him in the ark.
23:23
These are things which are far beyond our comprehension.
23:26
Imagine being there the pool of Kafa alongside the.
23:29
Pool of law, yeah, yeah, it's, it's it's like you can't get,
23:33
you can't wrap your head around these things, man.
23:34
You know, speaking about like we've referenced this so much
23:37
now, Rahmat and Allah. I mean, Rahmat and Allah is the
23:41
mercy to mankind. And I lost upon what Allah, I
23:45
mean accent. But we have the best of both
23:48
worlds. And you got the most merciful,
23:50
Rahul, Allah, the mercy to mankind.
23:52
And we can't be merciful with one another.
23:53
Yeah, I need this. Like, look at the emphasis of
23:57
the word mercy. No, it's great.
24:00
And, and what's shocking is that we can't be merciful with our
24:05
neighbours, We can't be merciful with our children.
24:07
You know, there's a hadith once speaking about the mercy and
24:10
children, Rasul Allah sallallahu alaihiwali wasallam and the
24:13
narration, he kissed Imam al Hassan alayhi Salaam.
24:17
And a man came to him and he was like, oh, you kissed your, your
24:20
grandchild. I have seven sons.
24:22
I've never kissed him. Seven sons.
24:23
You know, Russell, Allah goes like, wow, we hope to you like,
24:27
how can you not show any mercy? Yeah, you'll be questioned on
24:29
this on on the day of judgement that you showed no mercy, no
24:32
affection, no love to your children.
24:34
Yeah. The emphasis of Rahman mercy on
24:37
everyone we meet your family members, be it your community
24:41
members. And I say neighbours because
24:45
when non-Muslims look at me, when non-Muslims look at you,
24:49
look at Said Mustaba, look at all the previous guests.
24:52
We've had an aftermath of a podcast.
24:54
Every single Muslim out there represent you, represent the
24:57
mercy to mankind who is Rasul Allah, Muhammad Sallallallahu,
25:01
and you're an ambassador to this faith, to this theme, to this
25:05
religion, Islam. Have you heard that thing say?
25:07
Mustafa Qazwini said. What did he say?
25:09
I. Remember I had a lecture from
25:11
say Mustafa Qazwini and he was mentioning how he was giving a
25:15
conference somewhere and a brother came to him who was not
25:18
Muslim and spoke to him like in the hotel lobby.
25:22
Well, he didn't look Muslim like he was native.
25:24
He was like a white American Christian looking guy.
25:27
And he basically told her, he told her the highly problem.
25:30
He told Mustafa, I want to convert and he said why?
25:34
He said, well, I was I, I was at home one day and I was with my
25:37
wife and we had a knock on the door and I had an Arab guy at my
25:40
door with a plate of food. He goes here, have some food.
25:43
He goes, who are you? I'm your neighbour.
25:44
I've just moved here. So the guy was like, OK,
25:47
whatever he said, he took the plate, he threw it in the bin.
25:49
Basically after the guy gave him the food, he came, he threw it
25:51
in the bin. He's like this this Arab guy
25:54
thinks we're homeless so we don't have food.
25:56
And so the next day the same thing happened.
25:58
The same guy came back, He came this time with his father and
26:01
they gave him food. And this American guy is like,
26:04
why is this guy consistently giving us his food?
26:08
I I'm not homeless this like I'm offended.
26:11
So he said, look, we're your neighbours.
26:14
He goes, it's our tradition. He goes, I know you're not
26:16
because he kept saying I'm not hungry.
26:18
I don't want your so I know you're not hungry, but it's our
26:20
tradition to feed our neighbours.
26:22
He said why? He said this is a month of
26:23
Ramadan when this happened. He goes in our tradition, we
26:26
give food to our neighbours. He says, watch what religion you
26:29
said Islam. He goes, I want to understand
26:31
more come in. So the guy came in with his
26:33
father and sat down and they start talking.
26:35
One thing led to another to the point where then he found it in
26:38
his heart to convert. And we see This is why we have
26:41
obviously a lot of respect for our Riva brothers sisters,
26:44
because we see that there's a pure openness to learning,
26:47
whether you come from another school of thought within Islam
26:51
or even outside of the fall of Islam.
26:52
But the the like, you know, the non biased, the non judgmental
26:57
judgmentalism and the willingness to be open, It's
27:01
just amazing, especially when we live in a world where everything
27:04
is demonized when. It comes to Ali.
27:05
Yeah, yeah. Muhammad fought with the sword
27:08
and he spread Islam by the sword and Muhammad was this and the
27:11
other. Can't even say some of the words
27:13
that they say on the podcast but.
27:15
You know, I would say Islam was spread by the sword, well, not
27:18
the sword of Rasulullah. Anyhow, yeah, I mean, look, what
27:22
do we see just at the beginning? We'll just say something.
27:25
What did Osulah said? If it were not for two things,
27:28
Islam would have perished. What was it the wealth of?
27:33
Khadija and the Sword of Ali. Ali Salaam.
27:36
Lal. Salah So this positive spreading
27:39
by by by military means it's from under the leadership of.
27:42
Rasulullah and you know you mentioned that story with the
27:45
say Muslim Al Khazwini and this river brother that became
27:48
Muslim. That goes to the point that I'm
27:49
trying to tell you that if we sort of represents Rasul Allah
27:54
and our ambassadors to Islam when they see the actions we do.
27:59
Yeah, yeah. If we do good, they say amazing.
28:02
If we do bad, they say this is what their prophet taught them.
28:05
Yeah, yeah, this is what their religion tells them to do.
28:07
How many have you ever have you ever had that situation where
28:09
you like I had AI had a measures to my house in the arm?
28:13
Unfortunately, you weren't there because you were not able to
28:16
make it. I was there.
28:17
Charlotte next year? Charlotte next year?
28:19
No, but I remember I had to let my neighbors know.
28:21
It's like I've got friends coming over.
28:23
We're just going to do a small thing That's that.
28:25
So I I posted on the WhatsApp chat for.
28:27
The area. You know, for the area, like the
28:29
group and my immediate next door neighbors, I know them, you
28:32
know, both Indian brothers. I told them and they said yeah,
28:34
that's fine. Just that people left, right and
28:36
centre start offering their driveways.
28:38
Beautiful. I was like wow.
28:40
People I've never spoken to, you know, like 15 houses down saying
28:43
if you need to park, feel free. I was like, that's so sweet.
28:46
Like, I'm doing a medgelist for Abdullah and so these guys don't
28:49
know what I'm doing. Yeah, yeah.
28:50
And then in return, after the medgelist, we brought them a
28:53
plate of food. We said thank you so much for
28:54
this stuff. They were so grateful.
28:56
I was thinking, Subhan Allah this is there's something
29:00
special about the neighbor relationship.
29:02
Do you know what there is? And there's emphasis on it
29:04
through all the MBR, like even for example, Aisa Ali Salam, you
29:07
know, it tells you look after your neighbours, Rasul Allah.
29:10
Well, fathun zarah sallallahu alaihi wasallam.
29:11
We know the very famous story of Al Jarfa Madar.
29:15
Yeah, yeah. And it it plays a very critical
29:17
role in terms of whether it's, you know, showing them, guiding
29:21
them towards Islam through actions, through your ahlah free
29:24
mannerism. And, you know, this all goes to
29:26
show that the emphasis of being kind with your neighbours is
29:29
seen everywhere and not just with Rasul Allah sallallahu
29:32
alaihi wasallam. Even if we go back to the other
29:34
prophets of God, Isa Alaihi Salaam, you know who tells you
29:37
know, you know, be kind and love your neighbours.
29:40
Rasulallah emphasize and even I, I think there was a narration
29:43
actually, in fact, where as a Muslim you shouldn't just know
29:46
your next door neighbour. You should I think it was No 7
29:49
houses down each way. So left, right forward them
29:53
back. And that's how much neighbour
29:56
relations are emphasized. And even if we say we're Shia,
29:59
we learn from the daughter of Rasulallah, Fatima.
30:02
The Zara say that in Salam where very famously, you know, the
30:06
stories of Al Jar from Madar and how she looked after all the
30:11
neighbours. Like even during the months of
30:14
Ramadan when they'll be fasting, neighbours will come in and ask
30:16
for food and she'll give it to them.
30:18
Would we do that? I don't think we can do that.
30:21
We may share a bread with them, you know, perhaps we give them
30:25
leftovers, but would we ever really give our whole family a
30:28
meal to our needy neighbours, for example, as I was the last
30:31
time we went to our neighbours as Muslims?
30:34
Zien knocked on the door. I said, how you guys doing?
30:39
Do you guys need anything? Can we assist you with anything?
30:42
You know how much times I've had, I think especially at
30:45
workplace, I have a good relationship with the
30:48
neighbourhood. You know, I've been there for
30:50
many, many years and we've had numerous interactions.
30:54
And there's always a point where I say where I really wish they
30:57
asked me about Islam. They don't and they love me.
31:01
Alhamdulillah, but they love me. Why not?
31:04
Because. Because you're you.
31:05
Look like a good guy. No, because I, I, I, I think I
31:07
try to be the best with them. Well, that's the best for them.
31:10
And the fact that they're not Muslim, like even when new
31:12
neighbours move in, they speak good of me.
31:15
Yeah, you don't understand Hamdullah.
31:17
So not because I'm a good person, I try to be a good
31:20
person, but this is because I know this is the akhlaq we need
31:22
to have of. Course 100% and when you go out
31:25
there and you've got names like Ahmed and Ali for.
31:27
Example. Ahmed and Ali and you're
31:29
representing Islam. It's obvious.
31:31
Like, you know, the guy's called Ahmed and he's got a beard and
31:33
Ali's got a beard and you know, they, they have a certain
31:36
mannerism about them and you know, they look in sound Muslim
31:38
and obviously you're Muslims. You know what I mean, You know?
31:41
Half the time that when, like, when I, well, not half the time.
31:43
Maybe half the time that sometimes I go above and beyond
31:47
of what I think is expected of us as Muslims.
31:50
And someone tell me, well, Ali, why you like that?
31:52
Like, why you're overdoing it. I'm like, not overdoing it.
31:55
This is what we should be doing. Yeah.
31:57
You understand, Like, if you want to be generous, don't just
31:59
be generous. No, take it.
32:02
Up a notch, yeah. Yeah.
32:03
You know, like, I think like he said that he goes whatever is
32:06
expected of you to give go above and beyond that.
32:09
He paid his workers above what they agreed with him.
32:11
You know, these are kind of things we should emulate.
32:13
I just want to mention a couple of things that were sent in to
32:16
us. We had like loads of people as
32:18
usual. Thank you Mandem for sending
32:21
stuff in brothers and sisters. But we had a few points sent in
32:25
to us which I really appreciate. The 11 point which I really
32:28
liked from a brother called Hadi I believe he mentioned, I don't
32:33
know the reference but it's Imam Jaffar of Sadiq al Islam saying
32:36
to his companions how the Holy Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu
32:38
alaihi wasallam is aware of his almost private sins and gets
32:43
anxious when they're presented to him.
32:44
When you really think about it, his entire life is a struggle in
32:48
the part of the last one on to Allah and when Allah takes his
32:50
soul, which is usually the greatest gift for a believer.
32:53
But for him, he still worries for his oma from life to death
32:56
and until the day of judgement he's in a state of worry for his
32:58
people. Even when he reaches the pond of
33:01
Kothar, we inshallah will have our thirst quench from the cup
33:04
from his hand. All he has ever done is to serve
33:07
and worry for his people and it's outstanding how we as the
33:11
Shia don't talk about it enough. There's some other points.
33:14
I had a family member mentioned to me that specifically, listen,
33:21
if you want to understand how great the Salam Hamad is,
33:24
Salallahu Alayhi Salam, look at his daughter Fatima.
33:28
Salam Alaya say this in salami mean we're saying what Fatima,
33:32
what Abu Hawa Battalawa Banuha, like the whole world revolves
33:36
around say the Fatima. And I really believe that, you
33:38
know, it's the queen of the Yahoo debate, the name of
33:40
Salaam, the queen of existence. The most beloved of our most
33:44
beloved is, say, the Fatima. She's so beloved to God that
33:47
what pleases her pleases Allah. What angers her, angers Allah.
33:52
Bro, it's it's just mind blowing to think that this Allah loved
33:56
her so much because the Prophet loved her right and vice versa.
34:01
And that Allah chose her to be the the focal point of the
34:05
lineage of, of Rasulullah. Do you know what I mean?
34:08
Yeah, yeah, yeah. And we say now that the holy
34:10
Prophet came from a pure lineage.
34:12
You know, unlike other schools, they say that the lineage of the
34:15
Holy Prophet, his parents were bushakin or kuffar.
34:18
Come on bro, like the parents of the Holy Prophet were hadiths as
34:22
we say you know from Adam Alay Salam when I last found to Allah
34:25
said to Adam and this covenant which I give you there will be
34:28
no one that follows you in your lineage which will be unjust as
34:32
Allah says Quran Ibrahim alayhi Salaam.
34:35
That's why I said I didn't before I met Ibrahim.
34:37
It's very important to, to understand that when it reaches
34:40
Rasul Allah, you've reached like the pinnacle of Dohrid, right?
34:44
Understanding, manifesting Dohrid Muwahid in its purest
34:47
form. And that one individual, the,
34:50
the, the, the family tree goes like this.
34:54
It thins and it slims down to one person who is all Allah.
34:57
And then it continues like that. And that that point of growth
34:59
comes from saying, you know what I mean, until the day of
35:03
judgement, Salaam, until Muhammad Mehdi, who's named of
35:05
course, after Salaam Muhammad. You know, like how great is
35:08
Allah, Allah Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wasallam that he had an
35:11
Immaculate progeny? Yeah, a little bit Salaam that
35:16
not just Rasul Allah, Rahmat Al Al Al Amin, but his very own
35:19
daughter, Fatima Tzara, say that in a style Al Amin, the leader
35:25
of the women of the world, not just that she's given the title
35:28
of being one of the four best women on this on this earth.
35:33
From one of the greatest. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
35:35
The greatest of the four. Sorry.
35:37
No, you're right, 100. Percent Amir Al Mutmanin Ali
35:40
Abdullah Salati Wasalam, the Prince of Believers, The Command
35:43
of the Faithful, His his grandchildren, Hassan Way,
35:46
Mohammed Hussain, Say they Shababi Ehlin Jen, the masters
35:51
of the youth of paradise. Come on bro.
35:53
That's who the holy prophets around himself rather and if
35:56
Allah wanted to honor the Prophet honestly would surround
35:58
him with his with the people that he loved in immediate form
36:02
especially and that you know there's no impurity that can
36:05
ever reach the in inbounds the the inner circle of value
36:08
profit. And you know that connection?
36:10
Sorry, I haven't. You know that connection between
36:12
Rasol Allah and his headed Bates?
36:14
Yeah. Was so great, so immense that if
36:17
you open up Hadith al Kasar and you read, you know what took
36:21
place and the words of for example, lah mohom lahmi or dem
36:25
mohom Demi, you know things like this.
36:27
Their bloods is rasul Allah saying my halil bait that that
36:32
you know, You know when I say hold on to the Quran and my
36:35
halil bait, these are my halil bait.
36:38
Their blood is my blood. Their flesh is my flesh.
36:42
What pleases them pleases me, what angers them angers me.
36:47
What hurts them hurts me. You know I am at war with those
36:52
who are at war with them. When when your prophet, my
36:55
prophet Ahmed's prophet 1.3 was a 1.2 billion Muslims around the
37:00
world. When your prophet says I am at
37:02
war with those who are at war with my elder bait, Explain to
37:05
me the beginning of Sarifa, the House of Fatima, the wars of
37:10
Safin, the wars of German Karbala, Ashura.
37:14
Well, I think I think every Muslim should should understand
37:18
something that what Rasul Allah says hold on to my ail Bates.
37:22
Hold on to them bro. Why ignore him?
37:24
He said I leave behind the Quran and the ail bait.
37:28
He didn't say I leave behind the Quran and Bukhari for example.
37:31
Think about it. That's all I say.
37:33
Well, I say with the open heart. I'm not here to like, make fun
37:36
of other people because I genuinely believe being here on
37:39
this podcast, I don't want to ever say I'm doing that way, but
37:42
I think it's a fool of where we try to open people's minds and
37:47
hearts. Where we're trying to.
37:48
To the hack I. Said.
37:49
And all along wants us all to be on hack and he says the hackers
37:53
with the Ali Allah Allah. And Broda, I think that, you
37:58
know, we mentioned this and I know I don't know if it's coming
38:01
out probably by the time this releases the next day,
38:03
inshallah. I think there's a podcast coming
38:05
out on Jamaat Knights, but there's a point that's mentioned
38:08
in that podcast about the the weight of hadith in the Shia
38:10
school of thought way more than for example, other schools of
38:13
thought. And the reason being is that our
38:14
hadith were fact checked. The mass mass, mass majority of
38:18
our hadith were fact checked by that.
38:19
I'm a Muslim UNICEB and Abdul Ahman who wrote a book of
38:23
hadith. One of the I'm I believe it
38:26
might have been a mammoth qadam and E Salam.
38:29
I may be wrong, but check that book and said to me Allah bless
38:33
Eunice from cover to cover everything surely that's written
38:36
is from my father's. He thinks upon a lot like that
38:38
is just nuts like our hadith and our books.
38:42
We believe hold gravitas. Do you know what I mean?
38:44
There's actual there's a high chance of it being legitimate
38:49
because they were recorded and written and fact checked at the
38:53
time of yeah debate to them. Some who we believe are
38:55
themselves could possess divine knowledge.
38:57
And brother, these are narrations from the very own
38:59
people that also Allah said hold on to, Yeah.
39:01
Yeah, bro, it's like it's one and the same, isn't it?
39:03
So she don't get me. So I think it's I think bro is
39:07
loss for words, man. Charlotte, like our our ultimate
39:11
goal, our aim is to make the Holy Prophet proud to be beside
39:14
him, to follow in his footsteps. And I think bro, from a personal
39:18
perspective, in the last maybe a week or two, my own dot R has
39:23
been to try and find like clarity and conviction and more
39:27
more. I don't say always more
39:29
certainty, but just being 1,000,000% certain that I'm
39:36
carrying in the right direction because we only have limited
39:39
time with this earth bro. And the idea being is that like,
39:42
I don't want to realise like five years down the line, my
39:44
mentality is wrong. Like, OK, fine, I might be doing
39:47
my Amal. And you know, Imam Jawad al
39:49
Islam has this hadith where he says along the lines of I'm
39:52
paraphrasing that it's it's there's no point tiring yourself
39:57
out with physical rituals. I like.
40:00
You know, Salah and this and that and fasting when your heart
40:03
is not open to the truth. And it's important for us to
40:06
remember that. Like, we may be doing the right
40:09
things ritualistically, but if our heart is not open and if
40:14
we're not intent on finding huck, we won't get it.
40:17
So you get to pray and we have to research.
40:20
And you know, you know, speaking about, you know, religion is not
40:23
all about action. I think it's also about
40:26
reflection. And very famous Rasulallah
40:29
sallallahu alaihi wasallam. He says an hour of reflection is
40:37
greater than or equal to 70 years of worship.
40:41
Any brother, at the end of the day, our prophet, our beloved
40:45
messenger, Rasulallah sallallahu alaihi wasallam saying use your
40:48
Akon, use your brain. Allah gave us intellect, Allah
40:52
gave us free will. And I think we need to maximise
40:56
on that, that for example, let's reflect on what we're doing
41:00
everyday. Let's reflect on what we read,
41:02
let's reflect on what we say, what we want.
41:04
You know, the same way we plan our financial gains, for
41:08
example, the same way we plan our future, whether it's buying
41:11
a house where there is improving ourselves in the workplace to
41:15
excel in our career. The same thing has to be done
41:17
with our religion, and not just through action, but from how we
41:20
carry our. Those two things you mentioned,
41:23
Akal in free will are the 2 greatest gifts that Allah has
41:27
given in Sun and which separates us from the animals.
41:30
You know what I mean? If we don't make the most of it
41:33
or recognise that, then we're equal to animals.
41:35
Basically. It's simple as that.
41:36
And you give something to someone, they, they, you know
41:39
what I mean? You might be homeless guy, if I
41:41
give you keys to a house, but you don't use it, you're still
41:43
homeless. Do you know what I mean?
41:44
It's the exact same thing. So it's it's we've it's
41:47
pointless. Otherwise.
41:48
We've got gifts from Allah. We've got gifts upon gifts upon
41:50
gifts. We have Akal and and reason to
41:52
rationalise and to reflect and to use then our free will to do
41:58
the right things and we don't. So Shalakhe, we'll get any
42:02
notes, anything, anything at all that you want to sit after
42:05
Michael abuse? Because I feel like there's
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bullet points in my mind. OK.
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It's off topic in on topic. Anything I want to say as in
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relating to? That on topic, off topic.
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Perfect. PFE, you go fast I.
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Just want to say I love you guys.
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You're the best in the world. I really appreciate it if you
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subscribe. We're trying to grow the
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channel. We're trying to keep it going.
42:29
We're nearly at 10K. When we do 10K, we're going to
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do, we're going to do a world tour Jackie now.
42:37
But that, that would be a great, I think a great achievement in
42:40
Charlotte when we hit 10,000 subscribers, considering where
42:43
we start. I remember when we hit 1000
42:44
followers on Instagram, I remember how excited that was.
42:47
We're now just below 40, right? On 40 Instagram 40 on TikTok yes
42:53
that's nothing. 60% of viewers have subscribed 60.
42:58
I think it's less than 60, you know, I have to check, but it's
43:02
definitely not like a massive amount.
43:04
Most people will watch, don't subscribe.
43:07
But to those who do and those who are like we had their
43:10
certain people who week in, week out have been messaging us for
43:12
years, like with their feedback and with their reflections on
43:16
each episode. I love those people.
43:18
You are like, you are like about I think.
43:21
I think we can call them like family, like literally the the
43:24
audience that Al Hamdulai we have built through the Barakat
43:27
and the blessings of Allah is that it keeps me in check.
43:31
Ahmed, I'm not even joking. Yeah, 100.
43:33
Percent and sometimes, like if they have a question, they
43:35
engage and share like an opinion or a suggestion or perhaps, you
43:39
know, allude to things that we possibly said incorrectly or,
43:43
you know, tell us what we should discuss and things.
43:45
And that's like makes me think, bro, there is so much in this
43:48
world. Yeah, like there's a never ends
43:53
Islam and religion and Iman and faith.
43:55
And it makes your question like, for example, if we as Muslims,
43:59
everyone can say Ilaha Allah, right?
44:02
Everyone can, you know, say a shahada, Allah, Allah, Muhammad,
44:05
raswallah and they can die and die a Muslim.
44:08
But bro, we need to be dying as mutmaneen.
44:10
We need to be dying as believers.
44:11
And there's a difference that you can die on Islam or you can
44:15
die on Iman. You know, last week Sadiq
44:17
Salwani was talking about self help books.
44:20
You don't need self help books. You've got to say I love.
44:23
Yeah, not the way we should be. What we need The episode by love
44:27
the money One Law was phenomenal.
44:28
It's amazing. I learned so much and I either
44:31
messaged them on WhatsApp and I was like, bro, you've made me
44:33
question my life, purpose of life, you know?
44:36
My sister messaged me. She was like, you know, you put
44:39
that, that reel out, you guys saying that most people haven't
44:43
found their purpose yet. She's like, I haven't have you
44:45
found yours yet? I was like, leave me alone, bro.
44:50
As I said the same thing. I told her I was like, we have
44:52
to That episode is as all episodes are.
44:56
It was it was really a catalyst. You know, there's been certain
44:58
episodes over the like the whatever the last two years or
45:01
so, which like really stand out to me as like I, they're deeply
45:05
ingrained in my memory. Certain discussions we've had,
45:08
certain guests we've had certain questions that have been asked
45:12
or answers that have been given, which have shaped me as a
45:15
person. Facts 100%.
45:18
There's things that I remember, episodes I remember, which has
45:20
shaped me as a person. And I don't think any of that
45:22
would have come without you guys.
45:26
So thank you. Like we are very privileged.
45:29
We're very lucky. We're very honored.
45:30
I think thanks to you. We've been honored to do some
45:32
great work. We haven't actually mentioned on
45:34
the podcast yet, but we came back obviously a few weeks ago
45:36
now, but from the Zialet of Arbaeen, we had the opportunity
45:40
to work with Atabal Abwasia, which of course is their
45:43
greatest honour. I really believe to work with
45:46
the Atabal in our field of like Shire Media is probably the
45:49
highest it gets the. Custodians of the Shrine of An
45:51
Abbas. Ascent yeah.
45:53
And it's the highest honour you can get to work with the, any of
45:57
the, the shrines and any of their media departments in our
46:01
small little work in, you know, northwest London, in Shia media.
46:06
It's a great honour. Obviously we, we're really
46:09
grateful for that. So thank you everyone at home
46:11
because you supported us. You've given us the opportunity
46:15
to then put our work out and then serve.
46:18
I always say thank you for trusting us and producing this
46:21
content. And and I say that for one
46:24
particular reason, Ahmed, and it's something I've been
46:26
thinking about quite a lot is that, you know, there are, I'll
46:29
handle many organisations within the Western world and the school
46:33
of the albeit Alain Salaam, but many of them, if I can be real,
46:37
they all have at times, perhaps agendas, at times, perhaps a
46:42
narrative at times. You know, the thing I'm trying
46:47
to say is that I think what after Mukharab is here about be
46:50
at the podcast or Jumar Nights and Charlotte, all the upcoming
46:53
shows that we produce here is that it's for every love of the
46:56
Olympics. It's not for one particular, for
46:59
one particular opinion, one particular viewpoint of life or
47:03
whether you follow this guy or goes to this mosque.
47:07
No, doesn't matter. And Sha la the Mahreb, that's
47:09
what everyone who's a Muslim. Yeah, we don't.
47:12
And. We are bro, like for those who
47:14
don't know, and we said this before we say again, we're not
47:17
funded by anyone, We're not paid by anyone.
47:20
We're not funded by Allah, funded by Allah and with I think
47:25
like we have to really ingrained in ourselves.
47:28
And we're paid in the afterlife Charlotte.
47:30
And we're just trying to do a head mark.
47:31
And that's the important thing, Charlotte, I mean.
47:33
We've had to so cheesy and we've had people, you know, obviously
47:39
who've come on the podcast to have different points of view
47:43
conference for communities and stuff.
47:45
That's what's amazing is that we are all here together under the
47:48
umbrella of, you know how we say humble Hussein.
47:52
You know, the love of Hussein unites us, bro.
47:53
The love of L Bates unites us. And that's that's something I
47:57
think to be grateful for and thankful for.
47:59
And I really hope, Ahmed, that we have the opportunity,
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Inshallah, to go to Medina. Go to.
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Go to Medina and visit, visit Rasulullah sallallahu alaihi.
48:11
Want to send a message the number we and inshallah we have
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this shafa and then intercession which is for us Inshallah.
48:17
Everyone listening out there. What else would you go to
48:19
Medina? Tell me.
48:21
Gentle Bucky bro, of course, especially we're talking about
48:24
Mamja Pasan Nicholas now. I mean, we have to inshallah,
48:27
you know, there's, there's a lot of a.
48:29
Lot of all other animals are so oppressed.
48:31
Not even that debate. I saw Allah himself.
48:34
That would say, you know what? I saw Allah himself would say
48:37
there hasn't been a prophet that's more oppressed than me.
48:41
Yeah, yeah, Pro. Right now, Shallah, we leave
48:45
these discussions for perhaps different episodes where we get
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into more detail about perhaps the oppression, the
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misinterpretation, the misinformation about us all,
48:54
Allah. And I think it's a, you know,
48:56
how similar, how Haram and stuff are we focused on like what was
48:59
the Torahid of Imam and Hussein that sort of set the tone of all
49:03
the episodes we did. I think there should be
49:05
inshallah, something similar for us.
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Allah, Allah, Allah sick but forgive me, forgive everyone.
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Yes, Allah. Forgive you all honestly is your
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grandfather. No, no.
49:24
The reason why I say forgive me, I think I've been like I've
49:26
been. I've been no, no way you.
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Don't forgive me. I only forgive you if you
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forgive me. I don't forgive you because
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you're Hodges, are not to be on time.
49:38
I'm not forgiving. I'm trying.
49:39
I'm trying to predict when you're coming as an Iraqi so I
49:42
can match you and be on time. With you, I know you tried to
49:43
get her on time. I know.
49:45
I know of her fact that you plan, I plan or lost the best of
49:47
all. You know, I always what I tell
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you what I tell you who was who was the servant, the companion
49:53
of B Fatima, right? What was she known for?
49:57
Her tongue? Oh, she's focused.
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On. That's it, you know.
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What I. Mean you ask him anything I'm
50:04
I'm far away from that bro how you feeling today he says that's
50:08
how we speak all guys we live there shall we see next week
50:14
hopefully take Kelsey then so Aliko after live.