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The US government is preparing for Imam Mahdi (atfs) | After Maghrib EP160 · After Maghrib 🌙

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  So welcome back to after Maghrib.
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  If this is your first time here, make sure you subscribe to the
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  week. This is a heavy time for the on
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  my generally. So we know after Shaharam Mavan,
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  it's now the opportunity to take a note of what we've learned
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  during the holy month of Alas, panel to Allah, the month of
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  Shahar Al Mahvan and move forward in our communities to
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  make the world a better place. Preparing for the Imam of our
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  time, Imam Sahib also was Zaman Bron.
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  Sisters, firstly, I'd like to wish you an Eid Mubarak.
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  On behalf of the whole aftermath of team, we pray all your Amal,
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  your Hajjat are accepted and granted throughout the holy
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  month and we pray to prosper as a community in the coming months
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  and of course, as we get closer to the blessed season of Hajj
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  and then of course, the Qadir and Muharram as well.
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  So we've got a busy few months to come.
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  Today, Insha'allah, I am joined by, I would argue, probably the
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  best looking Sayed in London, said Ali.
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  Rather is Salaam. Alaikum Salaam or rahna.
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  How are you? Al Hamdallah, that was too kind
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  of. Why did she say yeah, Ali?
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  Ali is Ali. Wow.
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  Is that a genuine question or? Yeah, OK, but before I get to
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  the answer, can I just say I'm not the best I can say it out
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  there? That's number one.
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  Let's just clarify. And definitely.
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  And if you say I am, they say Inshallah, a brother, a believer
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  is the reflection in the mirror of his brother.
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  Wow, I'm blushing have you? I'm blushing.
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  Have you and. To all our listeners of views
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  around the world, I know this idea was a bit different, heavy
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  for many of us. Yeah, for many it still is.
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  And yeah, it's been a different, different last.
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  Few days it has, it has, it has. And I look, I know at the, at
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  the moment tensions are high as well, not just on a global
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  level, but also on kind of a domestic level as well.
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  I think a couple of things, if if I can say thoughts I've had
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  on the last two or three days, there's been a lot of noise on
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  different group chats. And if you know, you know, like
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  there's some group chats in the community where people are
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  coming up with ideas. I think everyone has a good
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  intention generally to work for the betterment of the community.
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  And a lot of these conversations are rooted in finding ways to
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  offer security for our Massajid and at the same time make sure
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  that there's no collaboration with anyone who wishes I'll on
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  the Shia of Amira Mahmanin Alayhi Salaam or generally the
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  Muslim Omar. I think a couple of things is
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  when we're when we're, we know we're living in a difficult
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  time, it's so important to carry ourselves with the Akhlaq
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  expected or follows the Atul beta Alayam Saddam.
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  So that means that when you're engaging in these conversations,
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  you approach people with respect.
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  If you're talking about politics, you do your research.
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  If you're talking about Islam, you do your research.
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  And then ultimately you carry yourselves with humility.
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  Always expect that the person you're speaking to already knows
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  what you're going to say. And I think that's so important
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  for all of us to be aware of. And ultimately, if our class and
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  our sincerity is there, as a Western Shiite community, we
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  will be guided and we'll be protected.
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  So all of this sounds a bit ambiguous at the moment, but I
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  think mainly it's just some reflections I've had after 8.
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  That's a beautiful reflection and a good reminder because
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  surprisingly today at work, during work, I went to a coffee
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  shop. Small break got me, got myself a
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  latte and the, the barista, barista over the he was asking
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  me, oh, where you from this first time?
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  I've been there for many years. Iraq was like, where you from?
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  I was like from Iraq. It was like, oh, what's the
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  update with the Middle East and things like this?
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  And I gave them a bit of an update of the reality on the
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  ground, not what they see or hear on television here in the
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  UK. And it just reminded me now,
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  like I tried to approach it from the best manner possible because
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  I, I ultimately told them I'm not just Muslim, I'm a Shia
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  Muslim. So this affects me in many
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  different ways. So the way we interact, the way
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  we speak, the way we act with people who are not Muslim at the
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  moment, of course when their eyes are all on us, people like
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  me and you and others who who who share our beautiful Med hub,
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  we need to present the Alan Bait in the best manner.
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  Possible. And I think that there's a lot
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  of. There's a lot of sincere
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  brothers and sisters who are, who are Sunni who are observing
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  this from different lenses, one from a theological lens, which
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  makes sense. Understanding why the Shiite do
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  this. Why do they, why do they do what
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  they do, not just on a global level, but also why did the
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  Shiite here react the way they react?
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  And then I think also from a social level, how we are aiming
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  to conduct our behaviour and ourselves at times like this.
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  So it's on us, like you said, yeah, the burdens on us, the
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  responsibilities on us. There's so many a hadith about
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  the condition of the Shia at the time of the coming of the Imam.
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  If we believe that time is near, which we all do and we all
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  should do, then we should be consciously aware that we want
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  to be of the Shia, that the Imam doesn't just meet, but also the
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  Imam expects to join him and and anticipates for as well.
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  Like we want the Imam to want us, if that makes sense.
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  And I know we've talked a lot about the awaited Imam and how
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  we've acted in the absence of the Imam in the last few weeks.
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  And now it's crunch time. We have to pull our socks up.
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  So below are the beautiful, beautiful point to mention about
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  the Imam Hastens reappearance. And you know what?
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  It's been amazing in the last few weeks.
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  I think every single day, somehow we've referenced Imam
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  and Mehra. We always should.
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  We always should. We always should.
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  More than we usually do, which is good, but then Charlotte will
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  keep that up and that we have to build matter for our the amount
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  of our time. Now having said all this, we
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  have some clips ready in Shala that we let's be willing to be
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  reacting to. I've got a feeling what they may
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  be. I don't know if you have a gist
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  of what we may see. I actually have no idea.
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  I haven't I I know that you guys have been planning clips but I I
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  have the 0. Say the mushala needs to
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  surprise us. OK, let's do it.
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  Say it mushala. We're already in Shala.
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  Allah. The.
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  Who's the Roy? ET al tafit imduya Ali U al
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  tafit. Wajafu minal khali kulu Amin
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  wahadratu kaisa e-mail umati bhai kulu Amin what Allah hubby
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  saidina Muhammad in sallallahu alayhi wasalama rumar Doon kulu
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  I am in washa Abu mastro fi anilahi amani allahu Marfa esai
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  fowel high fowl Cutler minbila dil aailamin allahu master
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  auratina. Allah al Saba hana Saba hasolin
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  well sinatena elsina kirin Kirin Allah.
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  Powerful this was for those. Just to give some context, this
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  was the from a Sheikh in a mosque in Egypt with the
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  presence of the president of Egypt, who is known as Sisi.
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  And this this clip in particular has gone viral in the Middle
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  East, by the way, for, for for good reasons and for some
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  obvious reasons by the people in the region.
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  So 1 is OK. For example, look, Masar is
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  calling out Wasila in the name of Fatwon Zarah Sallallahu
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  Alaihi. On the other hand, you have
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  people in the Middle East who are saying look Masar has become
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  Shia Muslim are calling out to others other than a loss of
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  Hanover to Allah. But the reality is just to
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  translate above it for you is that he speaks about the current
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  situation in the region. Then he reminds the congregation
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  of the words of Rasulallah sallallahu alaihi on the day of
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  Radir when he gave the Raya the flag to the line of Allah that
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  he references Imam Ali Ibn Ali Ali is Salaam and and then he
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  goes on to pray for Egypt, the people in the region, the lands,
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  the army, the generals. And he says Allahu abhi Fatima
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  Abiha Allah by Fatima Zahrah and her father Rasul Allah by
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  Allahabadiha by Imam Ali, her husband and her sons.
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  Al Hassan al Hussein was suddenly stole that Afiha and
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  the secrets that lie within her. So he's he's he's he's he's
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  basically making do our using the Ark of Salaam and people are
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  going crazy. What do you think about that
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  beautiful for us. This is something normal.
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  But for someone who says, for example, OK, look now muscle is
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  known as a predominantly Sunni. The Azhar is in Egypt.
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  He didn't say anything which is UN Islamic.
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  Well, that's my point. Anything.
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  If anything he did was not even must have.
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  I feel what is wajib and that is to show not even respect and
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  love towards the alibi musalam, but it's wajib for us to to
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  speak up against depression. And also I believe and I don't
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  know if this is right. Look, it's why did when the Holy
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  Prophet says to follow the Quran in the other debate, that's
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  that's an instruction Holy Prophet's giving us and that
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  includes his daughter and of course his the other debate is
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  his his successor and his grandchildren as well.
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  Yeah. So it's, you know, credit to
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  him. Why Shallah?
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  I presume he's a chef and that's how.
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  I believe so. I would imagine so, right.
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  And beyond that as well, or if not a teacher, then perhaps at
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  least a graduate. And I'm sure he's probably a
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  learner scholar as well. But this is good.
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  And I think at times like this, the Muslim ummah needs to to be
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  united under the Quran and the after debate, because we can
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  disagree on politics. We can disagree on on like kind
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  of different things happening in the world today, but what we
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  shouldn't disagree on is what we know the Holy Prophet has taught
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  us and left behind. So yeah, I love that.
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  I love that clip. Marshall Last.
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  Sent And just to add one last point to this, like my
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  observation from the recent comments and engagement that's
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  happening online is that people don't really have an an issue
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  with the Ehalil Bates. They have an issue of the fear
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  that the people of Egypt are going to become Shia, which is
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  so silly. So silly.
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  Yeah. And if if mentioning the other
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  debate makes you Shiite, 99% of all Muslims are Shiite at this
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  rate. Yes or no?
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  I would love look. To praise them.
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  Firstly, I think they do have an issue with mentioning the other
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  debate. Otherwise they wouldn't they
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  wouldn't get they wouldn't quiver in their boots.
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  The enemies, I think, because like, how can you have an issue
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  with mentioning the other debate?
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  These are they're not even they're not even here today.
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  We're talking about names of, of the Olia Allah, the Mas, I mean
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  those infallibles who are not present physically with us
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  today. So how can you get so scared?
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  These people are scared of the identity of being lovers of the
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  other debate. Yeah, you know, and that just
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  shows, you know, we how often do we hear in hadith that the one
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  who loves Imam Ali and the one who hates Imam Ali and and and
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  salvation is guaranteed for the lovers of minamot manin and the
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  Hellfire is guaranteed for the ones who hate him.
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  Middlemark money. He himself says it.
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  The ones who love me extravagantly or hate me
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  extravagantly will perish, right.
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  And the same will say the fact say the Fatima is Hama Khan is
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  unmatched Subhanallah. So it's, it's, it's just crazy
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  to imagine that people would have an.
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  Issue and just as a reminder. People are scared of what the
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  Shia are, who we are, what we bring and what what we what we
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  have in our hearts and. Just to understand how Makam,
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  she's the daughter of who? The greatest man to ever walk
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  this earth. She's the wife of who?
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  Amir Al Mamanina Ali, the mother of who?
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  Says Shabab has. Say the Shabab.
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  And beyond that said, even if you take as please understand
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  where we come from, take away all of these relations, she can
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  say that it doesn't take anything away from her.
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  If anything, if anything, they are the sons of Fatima.
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  They are the husband of they are the father of Fatima.
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  Do you know what I mean? So that in itself is an
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  adornment to the. All right, let's see what we're
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  going to get. Yeah.
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  Let's go. Let's go.
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  Let's go. We're going to get into it.
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  You know, we have a sticker, guys, on WhatsApp here.
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  It's a sticker where we say said we get that.
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  Yoshiya. Yeah.
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  I'm holding myself every. Time saying, you know, today.
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  What did I say? Oh, much.
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  Listen to this. Yeah, today, guys, listen to
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  this. I asked, said Ali.
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  I was like, I was like, can you help me with this video because
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  we're editing a reel. Yeah.
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  I was like, let me know if you need help, you know?
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  He said Helman Nelson. Helman Nelson.
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  Yes, as I said everything I was like let me know if you need
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  help with the other thing is and in.
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  My life revolves around them. I can't help and I remember
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  them. I learned from them, I benefit
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  from them and told us very. As we all should.
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  We all. And if you don't, you're missing
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  out. This is why you're honored as
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  the grandson of. All.
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  Right, but let's go. Next clip saying that.
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  Allah, Allah. Allah.
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  Oh my God. May Allah have mercy on her
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  soul. I mean, I mean, yeah, that one
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  really, really, really, really shook my core.
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  I saw that on I saw that on Instagram a few days ago.
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  And this is the first time I'm watching it since and every time
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  I and it's been on my mind a lot and I keep wanting to rewatch it
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  back on and this is the first time I've seen it since
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  Subhanallah Villa reward her and elevate her to the highest ranks
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  because she has a makan that she is Shahida.
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  And you know, that's something which is and can I just say that
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  that I don't know why I can't articulate it, but that video
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  strengthens my Iman. I don't know how I don't know
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  what it is like. You know, it's not a miracle.
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  We're witnessing. We're witnessing something
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  tragic. May Allah curse the oppressors,
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  and may Allah grant victory to those who are standing up to the
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  oppressors. And may Allah always ensure that
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  the crimes of such people are never forgotten, and that the
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  legacy of the shohada and of those who are sincere in their
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  approach towards defending humanity lives on forever.
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  And this lady included. My Allah, reward her.
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  I wish we knew her name so we could do Fatah, but I think
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  either way we should do a Fatah for her soul and all those who
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  have lost their lives. She was this sister in Iran was
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  live streaming right if I'm not mistaken.
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  I don't think she was live streaming.
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  I think if I'm not mistaken, her phone was found and when they
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  went through the footage this was released from, that's crazy.
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  And you know, it's what's what's as tragic as it is, it's
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  beautiful. It is because you see somebody
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  during air strikes in the middle of war calling out you're Allah.
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  They're saying she's saying you're Allah and she says her
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  Shahada Mashad Allah, Allah, Allah, Allah.
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  And she calls that yeah, yeah, as soon as she.
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  Last thinks she's. Allah, Allah, Muhammad, Ali
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  Muhammad she attention. She's brought back to her Lord
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  Subhan Allah and. For those people out there who
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  say the the the Shia in Iran are not even Muslim, listen to our
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  final words there. You go there you go and the, the
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  the in a life and death situation, the truth comes out
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  your true colour show and in her true colours showed us that her
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  her Lord, her. The first thing she says she
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  utters is there's no God but a last panel to Allah and there's
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  no messenger who completes the Deen like Muhammad Rasulullah
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  sallallahu alaihi waali. And then she calls out towards
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  the other debate, Ayama Salaam. And I think that's beautiful.
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  You know, I think we should all take a lesson from Mark of.
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  Course, of course. Yeah, it is tragic.
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  That's. Happening.
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  That is crazy. What's continuing to happen and
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  all the affliction and the pain and the suffering.
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  And I, I remember today I was reading today's, we're filming
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  on Tuesday, releasing in two days.
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  So things may change in the region.
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  It doesn't matter if things change man, that damage has been
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  done. I just wanted to highlight what
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  is happening over the last few days in terms of what they're
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  living in Iran, that, you know, between the hospitals being
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  struck, schools being struck, homes being struck.
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  We're not just talking about military installations and.
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  Orphanages like what sort of people do that's.
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  Being destroyed. And we've been seeing this for
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  years. But anyway.
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  Yet their faith only increases. So you know, people when they're
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  facing desperation and their life is in danger, they run
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  away. You know, they choose to come
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  out on the road every day. And they don't just come out on
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  the road and wave flags. No, bro, they make the art, they
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  race, they they extend their hands to Allah Spanamatala.
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  They speak with the amount of their time.
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  They speak to Sahab al Asli and Zaman.
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  Who does that? Who does that?
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  And bro, there was a clip I saw where there was like thousands
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  of people in one square in Iran and there's the whole of Iran is
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  out by the way. But just in this particular clip
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  I'm going to reference, there was air strikes happening.
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  No one flinching and they're all doing during the air strikes.
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  This is not something normal. These are people with Iman
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  faith, belief, Yapin and the Charla Velskala Sapana was Allah
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  to give them. Victory and this is all proof
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  that the Shia bro they don't bow to none other than a lot
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  Honestly much honestly say much the next clip Habibi.
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  Much the foods downstairs can you grab it and men prayed
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  separately. That's how they do it in
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  mosques. Is your problem with Islamic
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  standard religious practice? Well, I, I don't like women
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  being second class citizens, no. So you don't like it in Orthodox
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  Jewish churches either? Synagogues.
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  Well, that's not the way that I conduct myself.
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  If you obviously, obviously people are free to to practice
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  their religion how they wish in our country.
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  But should we be celebrating segregation?
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  No, absolutely not. That is fundamentally anti
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  British, not segregation. Let me ask you a question.
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  Why is it segregation? Because the men and women were
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  in different. Parts of Trafalgar Square, the
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  women at that event chose to attend.
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  They chose where to stand. Are you saying that British
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  Muslim women can't be trusted to make their own decisions about
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  how they practice their faith? I, I think segregated events are
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  not to be encouraged. I want men and women to be on
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  equal footing in our country. Why is the principle only
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  activated when it's about Muslims?
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  It's not. It's not.
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  I do not, I do not support Lewis, I do not support the
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  segregation of men and women. So let's imagine public spaces,
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  whether that is Christian, Jewish, Hindu, Sikh or Muslim.
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  Is it a very British value to tell people?
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  How to conduct their own religion?
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  We're allowed, we're allowed. We're all in, allowed our own
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  opinion. But you're saying that there is.
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  Of course you are. My, my, my, my, my view is that
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  a fundamental British value is that men and women live in on
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  equal footing in our country. Oh, I.
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  Don't know, I've got SL nil and is that all of it?
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  Just remember that prayer with Ali was greater than food with
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  Maui. Beautiful said.
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  Your food is here. Is it recording?
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  I have a lot of views on that, on that Tory MP.
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  First up, there's hypocrisy, incredible levels of hypocrisy
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  there. Who are you to talk about kind
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  of the state of Muslim prayer and also segregation when we
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  grew up in primary schools in this country where boys and
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  girls sing hymns separately? I grew up in AI, went to a a
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  primary school where boys and girls would read Christian hymns
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  separately. Firstly, is that not British
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  values? I mean, and why is that British
• 22:51
  values and for example, public prayer is not.
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  Secondly, he's talking about equality.
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  I don't see any lack of equality when Muslim men and women are
• 23:00
  praying, but praying in separate spaces.
• 23:03
  We're not talking about rights in prayer, right?
• 23:07
  And even then, who are you to know about, you know,
• 23:10
  jurisprudential rights between men and women in in prayer in
• 23:13
  Islam? And finally, my final thought on
• 23:16
  this is the UK has some nerve. I swear like leaders in the UK
• 23:23
  have nerve, bro. There are.
• 23:26
  He's talking about Trafalgar Square.
• 23:28
  You go to Trafalgar Square today, what do you see?
• 23:31
  You see homeless people and drug addicts who are soaked in
• 23:34
  alcohol and urine, who are sleeping on the streets.
• 23:38
  And the leaders don't care about this epidemic which needs to be
• 23:42
  addressed and the human dignity being lost.
• 23:45
  And these are innocent human beings and people who have in
• 23:48
  many cases served our country, paid taxes given back to society
• 23:52
  and who have been neglected by the system.
• 23:54
  And you neglect them on the street and but you and you walk
• 23:58
  past them. You don't even bat an eyelid
• 24:00
  when you walk past them. But when you have a Muslim man
• 24:03
  praying, like I saw a picture of a Muslim man praying and they
• 24:06
  had an issue with that, or you see Muslim men and women praying
• 24:08
  and they're segregated and praying in separate spaces as
• 24:11
  per their religious beliefs, you have a problem with that.
• 24:13
  But you look at the state of British streets today, you have
• 24:16
  no issue. Like try going out in any town
• 24:19
  centre past 10:00 PM. You'll see drunkards, you'll see
• 24:22
  fighting, you'll see harassment, you'll see all sorts of like
• 24:27
  vile and despicable levels of mannerisms and and and
• 24:32
  behaviour. But this is a problem for
• 24:35
  leadership. Good riddance to the Tories.
• 24:37
  Like get out of this place man. Obviously there's a reason no
• 24:39
  one wanted you in government anymore.
• 24:42
  And those were the worst 14 years of our lives, honestly.
• 24:45
  And we're we're done with you. And to be honest, without trying
• 24:48
  to get political, but you know, we don't need their
• 24:51
  representation and. It's good.
• 24:53
  It's good that you highlight it. I, I don't have much to share,
• 24:55
  but I will just say like when it comes to the Tories, the
• 24:57
  Conservative Party, they have a long history of them fighting
• 25:01
  anything got to do with slum 100% Boris Johnson when he was
• 25:05
  Prime Minister he's talking about.
• 25:06
  From the beginning. Women looking like letter boxes.
• 25:09
  I don't know if you remember bank robbers, bank robbers or
• 25:11
  things like this. And I like to the extent of
• 25:13
  this. And they got a problem with our
• 25:15
  sisters praying in a public space.
• 25:17
  The problem, by the way, is not with Salah or them praying
• 25:19
  behind the men. It's just that Muslims are on
• 25:22
  the street. They're threat, they can't take
• 25:23
  it. It's not even just that say it's
• 25:24
  because it's popularized and it's, it's, it's, it's popular
• 25:29
  now to dislike Muslims. It's popular now to try and pick
• 25:32
  on Muslims because of the rise of reform and nationalism and
• 25:35
  fascism across the Western world right now.
• 25:38
  Like I saw something yesterday, over 1300 councillors were
• 25:42
  elected in France who represent the the nationalist party or the
• 25:45
  far right party. And the new mayor in Paris, I
• 25:49
  believe said that the city will never fall to far right
• 25:52
  politics. Great love to hear it.
• 25:54
  Fantastic. But there's obviously an issue
• 25:56
  across the Western world right now led by certain key leaders
• 25:59
  in the world who are are pushing for nationalist ideologies and
• 26:03
  fascist ideologies. So it's popular now to be people
• 26:07
  who are racist and you know who, who try and victimise and
• 26:12
  marginalised Muslims. It's just how, it's how it is.
• 26:15
  This is the state of the world. Ultimately it's because they
• 26:17
  they can't find they, they, they want to victimise something and
• 26:22
  they want to victimise a group of people who are easy targets.
• 26:25
  Yeah, I don't remember. It was actually the Conservative
• 26:27
  Party when they were in power when the genocide, well the
• 26:29
  genocide still taking place, but it was them who wanted to stop
• 26:33
  the people who they used to call Islamists from run running the
• 26:37
  streets and destroying the streets of London when they were
• 26:39
  protesting against the genocide happening in Russia.
• 26:42
  Have so many things to say like. There's so much under the Tory.
• 26:44
  Party. The London riots were there, if
• 26:46
  I'm not mistaken, because that was after 20/10/2010, right?
• 26:51
  You had Prevent, Prevent strategy led by David Cameron
• 26:54
  and the Tory party. Yeah.
• 26:56
  You had, of course, the like certain terror attacks which
• 27:00
  happened by people who did it so-called in the name of Islam,
• 27:04
  which then obviously led to the marginalization of Muslims in
• 27:06
  the UK, not to mention Libya, Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq, Gaza,
• 27:13
  Yemen and now of course what we're seeing now.
• 27:16
  But that's obviously after the Tory party.
• 27:17
  So I've named at least six countries, six countries where
• 27:21
  UK foreign intervention has played a detrimental role, to
• 27:26
  put it politely, if not led to the loss of 10s of thousands of
• 27:30
  Muslim lives, if millions. Yeah, I mean under the Tories
• 27:34
  especially, at least at least 10s of thousands under their
• 27:38
  watch. But yeah, it is what it is man.
• 27:42
  Yeah, it's our responsibility to engage though, but whatever,
• 27:47
  that's a different conversation. Oh, where they go?
• 27:50
  Yeah, I was going to have the note.
• 27:51
  Shall I drop? No, I won't drop it, but yeah.
• 27:54
  What is the first thing you're going to do when you get to
• 27:56
  Jenna? I'm a party with Muhammad.
• 28:03
  We love a party and so. We've been giving it up in the
• 28:05
  Dunya so that we can have it in the Akira.
• 28:08
  Akira and I want to party with the messenger of the law, and
• 28:11
  it's the harbor. I read that brother.
• 28:14
  That's what it's about. Sacrifice now so that we can
• 28:18
  party later. I'm going to run around, bro.
• 28:21
  I'm just going to scream a little.
• 28:25
  So I'm a major in geology right now, and one of the most
• 28:28
  fascinating things that I wanna see is see the entirety of the
• 28:33
  creation of Earth and every single small minutia with the
• 28:37
  way that mountains were built, the way the different
• 28:39
  supercontinents moved around. And I wanna see that all in real
• 28:42
  time, inshallah. Go see my palace with my wife.
• 28:47
  Take you about 40 years to get around that, man.
• 28:50
  Can't wait. I'm seeking a lost face.
• 28:53
  That's the first thing I'm doing.
• 28:54
  You all want to see a lost face? Yeah.
• 28:56
  There's nothing else you want. Oh man, relax, relax and say
• 29:04
  Alhamdulillah. Very good question, Jeff.
• 29:07
  I'm going to stretch. I'm.
• 29:09
  Going to stretch out a little bit and sit on that couch and
• 29:11
  just recline and maybe ask for some grapes and a drink of the
• 29:17
  halal Jenna wine inshallah. Pray for my brothers and
• 29:20
  sisters. In Jenna, you're going to be
• 29:22
  praying or you're going to be enjoying.
• 29:23
  We're going to be praying for them to be with me.
• 29:25
  Allah, may Allah make it possible inshallah me.
• 29:28
  I'm going straight into Saint George bro.
• 29:30
  Be thankful that I can't believe it.
• 29:32
  Pray for my non-muslim family. If they are still non-muslim by
• 29:36
  the time I get there, I shallah. I read that.
• 29:39
  I read that Beautiful. I like that beautiful that only
• 29:41
  that one guy is a bit baffled in it.
• 29:44
  I'm a seek. No, no, no, no.
• 29:45
  I'm a seek. Allah space bro.
• 29:48
  Pai Muhammad, bro. Yeah, come on, man 100% bro Ali
• 29:53
  Salaam. Of course you want to do
• 29:57
  everything. I.
• 29:57
  Can't wait, genuinely to be in the presence of Rasul Allah,
• 30:04
  Muhammad sallallahu Alayhiwal and Inshallah in the presence of
• 30:07
  the Alabait, of course. Even just a glimpse, just a bit
• 30:11
  of their Noor, their presence. You know that that.
• 30:14
  Is exciting, yeah. That feeling and, you know, we
• 30:16
  have hadith, hadith that the Shia Imam Ali has Saddam will be
• 30:21
  there beside the Ali bait, beside the Prophet as pulpits of
• 30:24
  Noor. Wow.
• 30:25
  Like it's inshallah. Inshallah we are considered.
• 30:28
  Yeah. What was your favorite response?
• 30:31
  The favorite one? The one who he said I would pray
• 30:35
  for my non-muslim parents, Destin non-muslim.
• 30:38
  Subhanallah, I like that. Yeah, because for someone like
• 30:42
  that as a Reaver is tough for you, man stuff, you know, you
• 30:45
  aren't hack. You know I lost the Creator.
• 30:47
  You know, there's heaven and hell, there's accountability,
• 30:49
  there's Hasab and Qatar, but your parents are not just on it.
• 30:52
  And you want the best for them. That's your mother, that's your
• 30:54
  father, that's your brother, that's your sister, Charlotte.
• 30:57
  May Allah grant them guidance. I mean, I mean Charlotte and
• 31:00
  also I like that the first thing he said is I'm going to sujood
• 31:03
  like that's nice, man. Like I've always said this on
• 31:06
  the podcast, that gender for me is like the what is bliss for a
• 31:13
  believer is to worship Allah. So Jenna is of course, a place
• 31:18
  where a believer, all they need is worship of Allah and they'll
• 31:20
  feel content and they'll feel happy.
• 31:22
  And for for the first thing the guy said to do in Jenna is to go
• 31:26
  to sujood and make dua like that's beautiful.
• 31:28
  Mashallah. Can I just say as well, you
• 31:30
  know, like how we, I have to credit you say because you
• 31:34
  always talk about destination Jenna, since years you've been.
• 31:37
  We've only that episode, yeah. Yeah, yeah.
• 31:41
  But you've always talked about how we need to talk more about
• 31:44
  gender and Marshall, you named one of your daughters gender and
• 31:48
  it's I know you talk a lot. And I never thought about it
• 31:50
  until I think really we started the podcast like I never, I
• 31:53
  never thought, oh, I'd love, I'd love to go to gender a lot.
• 31:56
  No, I'd love to. Obviously I never thought what
• 31:58
  would it be like or do you know what I mean?
• 32:00
  I'm just trying to think not The thing is hell.
• 32:02
  Man, we talk a lot about Hellfire and preventing from
• 32:04
  entering that. The pits hell.
• 32:06
  That in itself I'm good. Yeah, I know.
• 32:09
  Allah and Charlotte's preparing for us and for the believers.
• 32:12
  You know, with my with my kids, I'm sure you went through the
• 32:16
  same thing, how to introduce it to them.
• 32:18
  So my son is Mashallah, I'll protect him and you know, please
• 32:22
  pray for him guys. But he's at a really cute age,
• 32:25
  so everything for him is like, competitive and fun, like sports
• 32:28
  and games. I told him Thawab is like
• 32:31
  points. You get points like a point
• 32:33
  system. You know, if you do something
• 32:35
  good, you get good points. If you do something bad, you
• 32:38
  either lose points or you get bad points.
• 32:40
  So he's like, oh, OK, So he's trying to think about racking up
• 32:43
  his points. Then he's like, what happens
• 32:47
  after we die? He asked me.
• 32:48
  So I told him you go Jenna if you're good, you go Jenna if
• 32:50
  you're bad. He says why but like what's
• 32:52
  what's going on? I told him bro gender rivers of
• 32:57
  chocolate milk bro he's so you should see his eyes lap.
• 33:02
  Yeah, yeah. And every day for the last like
• 33:06
  2-3 weeks, I've told him, he said, Baba, you want chocolate
• 33:09
  milk? Baba, should we get chocolate
• 33:11
  milk? Baba, let's go, Masha'allah.
• 33:13
  Because all he's thinking about is he wants that reward, but he
• 33:16
  knows he has to earn it. And children are so Muslim in
• 33:19
  that, like they're so pure and innocent in their approach to
• 33:22
  life that he's thinking about to get this, I need to do this.
• 33:26
  Only if we had that kind of philosophy as adults, we lose
• 33:29
  that innocence, that basic approach to life, when really we
• 33:32
  should have it out. You want to get rewarded, you've
• 33:34
  got to work for it. Simple as that.
• 33:37
  Yeah, that's what. It's beautiful.
• 33:38
  No, and just try and remember as well, because you, you
• 33:44
  referenced my daughter. Gender is known as gender as
• 33:48
  well. Have you?
• 33:49
  May Allah protect your children for you.
• 33:52
  I remember when we had the Sheikh Mohammed Halion on, on
• 33:54
  one of the episodes. I think it was episode 96.
• 33:57
  Wow. Yeah.
• 33:58
  And I and I briefly. Did know that?
• 34:00
  And I briefly spoke about it as well.
• 34:02
  And I told him, how do I introduce gender to, to, to
• 34:06
  gender because gender was asking me about gender.
• 34:08
  Oh my God, there's so much genders in the sentence.
• 34:11
  And then I remember I, I, I thought, like, gender is a place
• 34:14
  where wherever you want you get. And she was still at that age
• 34:19
  where she wasn't able to communicate properly.
• 34:21
  So she goes how, how do I tell a last one Matala I want XYZ for
• 34:26
  example? I told her, you know, if you
• 34:29
  don't have to say it, just think about it and just click.
• 34:34
  And then for a few days she was like she.
• 34:36
  Can't. Click so she told me one night
• 34:40
  when I was putting her to bed and she told me swami Baba I I
• 34:44
  still don't know how to click but I learn how to click.
• 34:46
  I was like, why she goes, so when I go gender, if I want
• 34:49
  something, I'll be able to bleed naturally.
• 34:52
  Don't need to worry. All you need to do is bleed.
• 34:55
  But I wasn't beautiful, meaningful, wholesome
• 34:57
  conversation. And it's nice when you discuss
• 34:59
  these things with your children, man.
• 35:01
  It's a, it's a whole new level. Like now when I discuss with my
• 35:04
  eldest Haneen, who's 8, when we speak about gender things like
• 35:09
  right now she's trying to understand who we will, who can
• 35:12
  we meet there? Like can she meet my father
• 35:13
  being her grandfather, grandfather, her mum's father,
• 35:17
  my father-in-law for us because they're both deceased me Allah
• 35:20
  less their souls and things. So she's just trying to
• 35:22
  understand what's more what is what is in heaven.
• 35:25
  And even I told her, like I gave an example of what you can have
• 35:30
  some things that are prohibited in this in this dunya become
• 35:34
  permissible for you in gender, for example, right.
• 35:36
  One example was we were walking in one of the aisles we were in,
• 35:40
  I think it was Asda couple of months ago and there was a whole
• 35:44
  entire aisle of alcoholic beverages.
• 35:48
  And I remember telling her don't look at the aisles.
• 35:51
  Just give a walk. Straight just give a walk and so
• 35:56
  she understood that this is basically Haram.
• 35:58
  So when I gave an example of when I was given like when she
• 36:01
  said like what I said, for example, you can have wine in
• 36:04
  gender, she goes even if I can have wine in gender because it's
• 36:07
  Haram, I don't want it. I still don't want it.
• 36:10
  This is the this is this is the mindset they have and it's nice
• 36:12
  and we should build on that. We should, you know, allow them
• 36:15
  to love gender and not just hate the Hellfire.
• 36:19
  They should love the outcome and shall love life of their of
• 36:22
  their rewards. And Dean, I mean, I mean, next
• 36:24
  clip you're Allah If you're doing the right thing, people
• 36:29
  love you or they don't love you. It doesn't matter.
• 36:32
  People appreciate you or they don't appreciate you.
• 36:34
  It doesn't matter. People praise you or they
• 36:39
  sometimes without a reason, they will hate you without a reason,
• 36:43
  they will fight you. That's OK, You move forward.
• 36:48
  I mean, is there a guy, is there a man that's meant to be loved
• 36:55
  like him for the early? On Muslims norms, what do you
• 36:59
  think he was sitting there saying well all those guys are
• 37:02
  known enemies to him. Didn't stop him.
• 37:08
  Even Balhan, Zubair, Aisha Hafsa, some of the companions of
• 37:12
  Rasulullah, he didn't stop him, He continued to, he continued.
• 37:16
  The worst one? Was the challenge of the
• 37:19
  Khawaraj because the Khawaraj were the ones every single night
• 37:23
  standing up in in Salatu Leyland Tahedral until Fajr, fasting
• 37:27
  every day. Now they turn against Ali.
• 37:29
  That still didn't stop him, didn't shake him in his boots.
• 37:32
  He was not hesitant. On the 10th of Muharram, yes,
• 37:35
  you had a shimmer, but you also had Omarab Insad, who was the
• 37:39
  son of a companion, a famous companion.
• 37:42
  He himself was known as to be a scholar.
• 37:44
  Omar Binsat he stood against. Did that change Imam Hussein's
• 37:47
  decisions? Similarly, Fatimah to Zaha, She
• 37:52
  spoke to the Ansar, she spoke to the Mahajarin, and she.
• 37:56
  Spoke to that man and she says to that man at Tariff Abiq, you
• 38:02
  inherit your dad and I will not inherit my father.
• 38:07
  And what religion is this? She did not give up, she went
• 38:12
  after Haq and she spoke of Haq and she could care less if the
• 38:17
  person standing in front of her was the Khalifa or some other
• 38:20
  person. She said it the way it was to be
• 38:22
  said. And this is what we take away
• 38:25
  from Fatima to Zaha, that in the pursuit of Haq you might be
• 38:29
  alone and the pursuit of Haqq there will be difficult days.
• 38:33
  But you know when those difficult days become beautiful
• 38:37
  is when they are lived for a lost.
• 38:40
  And that is the secret behind understanding what Zayn upset
• 38:45
  and knee model A to Allah Jamila because it's all in the way of a
• 38:50
  lost panel. The most difficulties that a
• 38:54
  human being can see that is Jamil in the eyes of Ali Ali
• 38:58
  Musa to Assalah. Ash Allah smashed it.
• 39:02
  Smashed it. Say Jawad the goat.
• 39:06
  Yeah. Yeah.
• 39:06
  How was have you? It was.
• 39:08
  It was he. He every nail on the head.
• 39:11
  Yeah, every single nail on the head.
• 39:12
  So relatable, man, those words. Yeah, and you're not just how we
• 39:16
  live our day-to-day lives, but also what's happening today, of
• 39:19
  course, of the biggest. Huge man.
• 39:22
  No, he's right, especially in terms of in the pursuit of Huck.
• 39:26
  You have your difficult days, but the best days are those that
• 39:29
  are lived in service to Allah for Allah's happiness.
• 39:32
  Like he's, he's right. And this is kind of what we've
• 39:34
  alluded to, right? Like being strong in the face of
• 39:39
  either Haram or evil or deviance or whatever it is.
• 39:45
  Well, you'll get rewarded for that.
• 39:46
  And we've obviously talked about that in the last few clips, but
• 39:49
  it's definitely worth it. And even if there is no reward,
• 39:53
  you know that you're making Allah happy.
• 39:55
  That in itself is that's a reward, you know, and you know
• 39:58
  that you're following the last commands through following his
• 40:01
  chosen infallibles. That in itself is.
• 40:04
  Sufficient for us and inshallah, I pray we can get to that stage.
• 40:07
  Me, myself especially like I'm, I'm so volatile, like I have
• 40:13
  great days, I have bad days. I have moments where I know I'm
• 40:17
  not doing what I should be doing or I'm I'm so far off where I
• 40:22
  should be and vice versa. There's moments where I'm proud
• 40:24
  of myself in a good way, not in a prideful way.
• 40:27
  I hope and I think we should all just try and increase the number
• 40:31
  of days where we're proud of ourselves.
• 40:33
  Like, you know what, today I had a good day today.
• 40:36
  I walked past the the aisle they're talking about, you know,
• 40:40
  you know, like those moments of, of, of strength and all of that.
• 40:46
  So. Wow, man.
• 40:48
  It's a beautiful, powerful reminder by the Say it of how we
• 40:51
  should be living our lives. Be at home, be at work and the
• 40:55
  community on the podcast, the work that you do, the service
• 40:59
  and the headmare that you do. The way people see you, they
• 41:02
  view you. Who cares?
• 41:04
  It's how you do you do you that pleases Allah, that pleases your
• 41:08
  mom and Mehdi and that that's sufficiently Shawn, honestly,
• 41:11
  the Malek Shalek with what people say, people are going to
• 41:14
  complain whether you do something good or bad.
• 41:16
  People have people have something to say before.
• 41:19
  We started the podcast today. We heard that there's people
• 41:22
  complaining about aftermarket. Any what we do, good or bad, the
• 41:26
  people. Oh, why are you bringing this
• 41:27
  person on? Why are you bringing that
• 41:28
  person? But who are you, man?
• 41:30
  Relax. It's OK.
• 41:32
  So I just have to remind you what you said reminded me of
• 41:34
  that. Whether you do good or bad,
• 41:36
  that's true. Whether you your heart is in the
• 41:38
  right place. You're trying to serve a lot.
• 41:40
  You're always open for feedback, suggestions for growth.
• 41:43
  And you're a mutt min or a mutt miner or you're a group of
• 41:46
  brothers or sisters. You're trying to serve either
• 41:48
  individually or collectively, whatever.
• 41:51
  If you've got feedback for someone, share it with them.
• 41:53
  Why are you bringing them down, trying to tear them down, even
• 41:55
  if they're doing something wrong?
• 41:57
  Yeah, like the Sage said, even when you're doing good, they'll
• 42:00
  cuss you out. But even if you're doing
• 42:01
  something wrong, tell them feedback.
• 42:04
  Message them privately. Arrange to sit with them, talk
• 42:07
  to them, call them. Approach them with a clock.
• 42:11
  Say to them, I don't like how you did this.
• 42:14
  Do you mind if I should? Or even if you don't say that,
• 42:16
  you say to them, you know, Mella reward you.
• 42:18
  I know your heart's probably in the right place.
• 42:20
  Can I suggest something and and understand that people might do
• 42:24
  things differently to you. It's OK, you know?
• 42:26
  And yeah, that vexed me out. Before we start filming, we hear
• 42:31
  that people are saying, oh, after Maghrib, why they bringing
• 42:34
  this person on? That means after Maghrib.
• 42:36
  Are this after Maghrib? Bro, relax.
• 42:39
  Like, you know. Which is that going to change
• 42:41
  our mission? Honestly.
• 42:42
  Not honestly, but these people are out to to to to try and tear
• 42:46
  you down. This is how life is bro.
• 42:48
  This is this is how the world this this is how they, how the
• 42:51
  people well with Rasul Allah sallallahu, the greatest man to
• 42:54
  walk this earth, they they cursed them, they called them a
• 42:57
  liar, they called them magician. They threw stones at him.
• 43:01
  The very people that surrounded him betrayed.
• 43:03
  Him, it's demotivating, said. You know, I mean, you got
• 43:06
  obviously demotivating, but you have to write the storm.
• 43:09
  But if you're a believer, if you have Iman and the heart and not
• 43:13
  just Islam, you have Iman, who cares?
• 43:16
  It's yeah, you're walking the path of Hakkia.
• 43:18
  And we learn from the very best individuals.
• 43:21
  The elevate Ali himself who the said was referencing, he gave
• 43:23
  the examples of Imam Ali Ali Islam say the Fatima Zahrah Ali
• 43:28
  has Salaam and when we talk about Imam Ali, Imam Ali says he
• 43:31
  says the truth left me with no friends and he was alone.
• 43:34
  Think about it. And he ran more money and by
• 43:36
  himself for hack about Imam Hussein died for hack say
• 43:42
  there's the truth for her hack like these are all people we
• 43:45
  learn from and inshallah we all live and die and abide by hack.
• 43:49
  I mean, I mean Ali, and if we take those words seriously, who
• 43:55
  cares what people say honestly anyway?
• 43:58
  Yeah, May Allah. Big Up simply didn't inspire as
• 44:00
  well. Man Javid.
• 44:02
  Yeah, they've been cutting off to his.
• 44:04
  Brother, he's probably listening.
• 44:06
  I know he's a loyal listener. No, I had the friend of the team
• 44:09
  had the opportunity to meet him. To meet him, I saw him.
• 44:11
  I have to have him in person. A lot, but we have a.
• 44:13
  Face to face. I love him, I love him.
• 44:17
  If you're listening, go follow simply the inspired brother
• 44:21
  Javeed. He's a reaver.
• 44:23
  He's also a friend of the team he's been supporting and he does
• 44:26
  some incredible work. Mello reward him and his family.
• 44:29
  Inshallah. And therefore when they recruit
• 44:32
  fighters, what they are recruiting them for is to be a
• 44:34
  part of this army that is going to trigger this final showdown
• 44:37
  between the West and Islam, that Islam will win and then the.
• 44:41
  Whole world will be governed under their set of rules.
• 44:45
  Led by the emergence of the 12th Imam, the, the, the Mahdi,
• 44:47
  they're Messianic. Why is this important for us to
• 44:51
  understand? And why is that important for
• 44:53
  the next Secretary of State to understand?
• 44:56
  Because when you understand that you realize these are not people
• 44:58
  you can negotiate with. These are not.
• 45:00
  These are individuals with an. Apocalyptic vision of the
• 45:03
  future. Interesting.
• 45:04
  What a lot of nonsense. While they fear the Imam, we
• 45:09
  can't wait to embrace them. Honestly, do you know why they
• 45:12
  fear the Imam while they speak against the Imam, Why they
• 45:15
  instill fear in the hearts of those who are listening to these
• 45:18
  press and statements and conferences that they hold
• 45:21
  speaking against the Imam? Because he's going to come
• 45:24
  crushing down their system, bro, He's going to.
• 45:28
  There's a lot of things I don't know if I can say on on the
• 45:32
  radio waves Best. Yeah, that's it.
• 45:37
  I said I agree. What I would say is that I think
• 45:42
  we got, it's important for us to know our eschatological stances
• 45:47
  as Shia and also as Sunnis, you know, know, know what Islam says
• 45:51
  about eschatology, especially as, as a Sonoma Jamaah.
• 45:57
  The I think you should research eschatology in in Islam and I'm
• 46:00
  sure it will lead you towards the discussion of Imam and Mehdi
• 46:03
  because really that we dominate that discussion in terms of the
• 46:06
  Islamic circles in terms of the 12th Holy Imam and to know our
• 46:12
  stuff. And also like Marco Rubio
• 46:15
  speaking in front of the Jewish forum or something.
• 46:19
  I didn't see the name press forum or something.
• 46:22
  But every Abrahamic religion believes in the Messiah.
• 46:24
  So either Messiah or saviour awaited saviour.
• 46:31
  Why is it a shock? Muslims believe in in the final
• 46:33
  saviour. Jews believe in the final
• 46:35
  saviour. Christians believe in the final
• 46:36
  saviour. Callas, what's the big deal?
• 46:39
  Like it's not that deep. It's not that deep.
• 46:41
  It's just the way that they portray it and paint.
• 46:43
  Yeah, I know. Present it for the masses, for
• 46:45
  the wall. Because the Shia have belief in
• 46:47
  it. Like that's the difference.
• 46:48
  Like it's not just written in our books.
• 46:50
  Like the the people believe it today in 2026.
• 46:52
  It's not say what I mean is is like the Shia, Yeah, believe it.
• 46:57
  Like as the actual individual human beings, you know, they
• 47:00
  believe it. They think about it, they pray
• 47:01
  for it. They talk about every day.
• 47:02
  Every day, right? The some other Muslims and also
• 47:06
  some Shias don't like, they don't think about it, talk about
• 47:09
  it, act it, believe it, right, although they might say they do,
• 47:14
  Christians and Jews much less so.
• 47:17
  So then what happens is in the whole global population, the
• 47:20
  only people who are really talking about the coming of the
• 47:23
  awaited savvy, who will bring equity and justice, as our
• 47:25
  Hadith say to the Earth, are the Shia.
• 47:29
  So that's what's a shock, despite the fact that everyone
• 47:32
  believes it on paper, the ink is on the pages.
• 47:35
  Like everyone's got it down and written.
• 47:37
  However, the people who take that and translate and material
• 47:40
  like take that and materialise that into belief into their
• 47:43
  hearts is this year. OK, fine.
• 47:45
  I lost. Like, I'm not surprised to hear
• 47:47
  that too. I've seen that clip loads of
• 47:49
  times like. It'll be the heart of it.
• 47:51
  It's not just this clip. There's other clips as well.
• 47:53
  I've seen the politicians in particular in the USA as well.
• 47:58
  There is more literacy about the Shia though.
• 48:00
  Yeah, but they've been referencing Imam and Mehdi or
• 48:03
  the 12th Imam or you know, the Imam of the Shia and all of
• 48:07
  this. But I encourage everyone who
• 48:10
  comes across these. At least, at least.
• 48:12
  And research. At least when the imam comes,
• 48:14
  they'll be able to say, Oh yeah, we were expecting you, but we
• 48:16
  knew. We knew you were coming.
• 48:18
  We heard you were coming. Oh, and and the beautiful thing
• 48:21
  about his his his return and Sha Allah, his reappearance is that
• 48:26
  I said the Marian will be following him, right?
• 48:30
  And the very people they claim to be following is going to be
• 48:35
  following Imam and Mehdi. I just a lot I love for a male
• 48:39
  licence reappearance. I mean, I mean.
• 48:42
  But yeah, Imam Mehdi is. So have you ever watched Subway
• 48:45
  takes? I haven't seen subway takes.
• 48:48
  You're about to see one. Let's go.
• 48:50
  So what's your take? I don't think people are
• 48:51
  actually religious. 100% disagree.
• 48:53
  I think the people that are religious are the fundamentals
• 48:56
  that are blowing up and banging down doors.
• 48:58
  Those people actually believe it.
• 49:00
  But I believe in God. But I let people live their
• 49:02
  lives. I quit eating sugar.
• 49:04
  I've told every single one of my friends about it to try and help
• 49:08
  them get off sugar. If I thought they were going to
• 49:10
  burn in hell, I would be shaking them awake in the middle of the
• 49:13
  night and being like. Except Jesus in your life,
• 49:16
  please. OK, so you're going to say no
• 49:18
  one's being extreme enough? Because they don't.
• 49:20
  Don't believe it, they don't buy it.
• 49:21
  If I thought that if you died you would go to hell forever in
• 49:25
  a horrible place with Satan doing or whatever, that'd be the
• 49:29
  first thing I said to you. Like, how's it going?
• 49:32
  Are you religious yet? I.
• 49:34
  Don't know. What do you mean you don't know?
• 49:36
  People talk about keto. People talk about so many things
• 49:39
  all the time. If you thought that there was a
• 49:41
  God and there was a heaven in hell, people would not show
• 49:44
  about it, right? They would really be trying to
• 49:46
  convert you into a pious person. My aunt, she is religious.
• 49:49
  What has she done? She texts me every day.
• 49:51
  Please. Please accept Jesus.
• 49:54
  So the people that come knock on the door and they say the
• 49:57
  fanatics, the people who we deem crazy, those are religious.
• 50:00
  These like, I'm a Christian, but gay.
• 50:04
  I love gays. No, you don't get to make
• 50:07
  caveats. You don't get to believe there's
• 50:08
  a dude in the sky orchestrating. It's so delusional, bro.
• 50:14
  There's so much mixed feelings. What she's saying.
• 50:17
  Yeah, no more is crazy. It's my first time she clips
• 50:20
  like this. You just see subway takes.
• 50:23
  I've never seen subway takes before.
• 50:24
  We went to New York Subway. I kept saying this to subway
• 50:26
  takes Subway. Now I understand, But why do you
• 50:30
  told me, Rose? This guy, man, I told him let's
• 50:34
  do subway takes, let's do subway takes.
• 50:36
  Let's just call us anyway, yeah? Florida was calling.
• 50:41
  Yeah, I think she's messed up. I mean, her mindset, she's all
• 50:46
  over the place. At the beginning I thought she
• 50:49
  was about to speak some offence and onto something that we may
• 50:53
  agree with, but just a lot of nonsense, basically, Yeah.
• 50:58
  What do you want me to say is just nonsense.
• 51:03
  Do you think what she's saying has any element of truth when
• 51:05
  she says that? No, not fair enough.
• 51:08
  Fair enough. Because if I say yes, that means
• 51:12
  I agreed to pass of it. I was going to at the beginning,
• 51:14
  but no, yeah. I think she's obviously like
• 51:20
  she's trying to be funny. She's not really carrying
• 51:23
  herself well because she comes across as really disrespectful
• 51:26
  to people who who aim to be religious or deem themselves as
• 51:30
  religious. So I think black putting aside
• 51:32
  the clock, which I really didn't like, you know, the swearing and
• 51:35
  obviously it's a bit funny, like she mentioned, like vaping on
• 51:39
  the train and the crazy guys and like waking a friend up in the
• 51:42
  middle. And I get there's like a
• 51:44
  humorous element to it. What I would say though, in all
• 51:47
  honesty. So when she says that people are
• 51:50
  not religious, truly I I get that.
• 51:54
  And I feel like people, I feel like Muslims don't represent
• 51:59
  Islam all the time. And Christians.
• 52:01
  Are probably herself she's basing off her.
• 52:04
  Experience. No, no, hold on, hold on.
• 52:05
  So what I mean is, like she said, obeying the laws doesn't
• 52:09
  make you religious. I think the way we would see
• 52:12
  that or the way at least I see it is obeying the laws doesn't
• 52:15
  give you sincerity or Iman necessarily, right?
• 52:19
  Like you might pray five times a day and sit on the praying
• 52:22
  doesn't mean that you are sincere in your religion.
• 52:26
  But what she's saying is you can't be religious without being
• 52:29
  a fundamentalist. And her example was I quit sugar
• 52:32
  and I tried to get my friends to stop sugar.
• 52:34
  If I thought they were going to burn in hell, I'd go way more
• 52:36
  extreme and try to convince them to become religious.
• 52:39
  I think that's a very Christian esque, like a liturgical view on
• 52:43
  things in the sense that it's very much about like Christian
• 52:49
  text about punishment and pedagogy and like God's, God's
• 52:55
  punishment and redemption and salvation and us all a bunch of
• 52:58
  that like Christian language and mentality.
• 53:02
  Do you know what I mean? I think from an Islamic point of
• 53:04
  view, it doesn't really work like that.
• 53:05
  The maths doesn't work like. That.
• 53:06
  Oh, well, that's the thing. I'm seeing it from our lens.
• 53:08
  Yeah, it doesn't really work like that.
• 53:09
  I'm trying to to relate to some of the things she's saying even
• 53:13
  though I think I especially when she mentioned that vape part, I
• 53:16
  sort of understood that for example.
• 53:18
  OK, just because you believe in something doesn't mean.
• 53:20
  I I yeah, but there's, there's I I get sorry.
• 53:23
  Karen cried. I can say 99% of people have one
• 53:27
  or two things that they fail to understand why Allah has
• 53:30
  prohibited something. Yeah.
• 53:32
  And they just go with the flow, OK, it's Haram.
• 53:34
  It's Haram. They still don't know why it is.
• 53:36
  By the end of the day, you submit to Allah.
• 53:38
  But there is an element of truth where like.
• 53:40
  That's that's rebellion, people. Yeah, it was like, yeah.
• 53:44
  No, you're right. Element is different, yeah.
• 53:46
  People who aren't religious, like yeah, OK bro.
• 53:49
  Like there's loads of Muslims who are not religious.
• 53:53
  If we're talking about Islam, yeah, Christians a different
• 53:56
  thing. Like I know some Christians who
• 53:57
  are religious, but they're but Islam, like you can be a Muslim
• 54:02
  who emotionally is bought in, like identity is bought in, but
• 54:07
  you don't practice, you go what I mean.
• 54:09
  So for example, you go to Eid, you align with it, align with
• 54:14
  the same values as other Muslims.
• 54:15
  You respect the same things Muslims respect.
• 54:19
  Like you're pro Quran, like you love the Quran, this, that,
• 54:22
  this, that, but you're not an active practicing Muslim.
• 54:25
  Do you know what I mean? And I think that's the issue in
• 54:27
  the Shiite community. It's an even bigger issue in the
• 54:29
  Sunni community. And that's my theory.
• 54:31
  I might be wrong but I strongly believe that.
• 54:35
  But I don't think you see that as much in Christianity.
• 54:37
  It's like you might be raised as a Christian.
• 54:38
  Yesterday, 2 days ago I met a guy who told me I was raised in
• 54:42
  a Christian family and I left Christianity because of the
• 54:48
  pressure. I don't think it's as common.
• 54:52
  Of course it's common, but I think Christianity's lost more
• 54:56
  people in the last generation due to religious fundamentalism
• 55:01
  or religious practice which the the child of that Christian
• 55:05
  deems as fundamentalism. But that's anyways it's too
• 55:08
  difficult conversation. I, I think so.
• 55:10
  I don't know where this convoy is going to go now, but I think
• 55:13
  Christianity died a long time ago.
• 55:15
  Growing up the primary school, I think I was more Christian than
• 55:22
  my Christian fellow students. In terms of what they.
• 55:25
  Practice and believe in and that was just an observation that I
• 55:29
  had as a kid who I knew and understood that there are
• 55:32
  different religions out there, not just Islam and not just I
• 55:35
  see things through our lens nor those people who see things and
• 55:38
  believe different things and disagree and agree on other
• 55:41
  stuff. But as a child I understood that
• 55:44
  in the classroom there were people that believed was Jesus
• 55:47
  their Lord, but they were far away from his teachings.
• 55:50
  And I was a kid fine. I remember myself discussion.
• 55:53
  You have discussions with colour, You're flipping
• 55:56
  Grandfather the prophet. Yeah, I'm talking as a kid.
• 56:00
  Yeah, I know. You mean?
• 56:00
  Yeah, I know. You mean Yeah, Yeah.
• 56:01
  I don't think as a kid. No, I think I was the same as
• 56:03
  well. I genuinely think I was the same
• 56:05
  but. And I and I had like 2
• 56:07
  observations, 1 was for example, I think I was in year three, I
• 56:14
  was in year 3. And we went swimming, we went in
• 56:19
  the change room and then my first, I was like, you guys are
• 56:24
  Christian. What are you doing?
• 56:25
  Like, And I would have have a debate.
• 56:27
  And I remember my teacher who also was a Christian and I went
• 56:30
  to him. I was like, bro, I can't, I
• 56:32
  can't get changed here. I need to go to a private space,
• 56:35
  right? And he was shocked that I'm
• 56:36
  shocked that they're shocked and we're shocked of the situation.
• 56:40
  And then I remember after that speaking to my friends about it,
• 56:43
  I was like, well, this is wrong. This is like they start telling
• 56:45
  me, oh, it's fine. My parents are like that at
• 56:47
  home. And I was shocked.
• 56:50
  And gosh, how old am I in year 3, by the way, 88778 And at that
• 56:56
  time, I understood Christianity was dead at that age because it
• 57:01
  wasn't just one person. It wasn't just one person.
• 57:04
  It was the entire classroom, the entire classroom even.
• 57:08
  We used to have Friday assemblies.
• 57:10
  Well, we used to start our school Friday assemblies, bell
• 57:13
  rings, A559 AM. There's like 900 kids sitting in
• 57:17
  the, in the, in the big assembly.
• 57:18
  We make, they make our Allah, this our Lord, protect our
• 57:22
  school, our Lord, protect our family and friends.
• 57:24
  Our Lord, thank you for the food and family.
• 57:27
  And I'm the only one who used to go like this while they're
• 57:30
  making dua and they're just standing there.
• 57:32
  And it was, it was like a Christian School.
• 57:35
  So I'm trying to say, well, good, good education there, but
• 57:39
  there was no value. There was no Christian values.
• 57:42
  And they look, and I look at growing up now, I'm what, I'm
• 57:44
  33, and I look at all the conversations they're having in
• 57:47
  the world today. They can say, oh, this is a
• 57:49
  Christian country. We're losing our values.
• 57:52
  We're losing it to Muslims. You have no values left.
• 57:54
  You are the ones to blame, not us.
• 57:56
  Salah Musa. Anyhow, I don't want the
• 57:58
  conversation to go there. But that's a point.
• 58:01
  Christianity died a long time ago.
• 58:04
  So I was just to clip this up. Yeah, that's so funny.
• 58:07
  That was proper and passioned. I said.
• 58:09
  Is there any more clips? Much.
• 58:11
  All right, we'll do it fast. OK.
• 58:13
  Beautiful, emotional. What are they saying?
• 58:16
  I'm not sure, but I do. Know this if I was going to
• 58:20
  battle. I'm putting on Mullah Mohammad
• 58:23
  Bajwada straight up. Here let me.
• 58:27
  Put you up on game. So this lady called Kate
• 58:39
  Watermelon. Sister Caitlin.
• 58:41
  I'm assuming that watermelon is representing.
• 58:43
  Palestine. Yeah, she.
• 58:45
  Makes a good point and I've seen numerous.
• 58:47
  Some really good yeah, she's got some really good Tik Toks, man
• 58:49
  like she's got a very unique aura, but.
• 58:53
  You know some of her clips, I tell myself she's more Shia than
• 58:56
  the Shia. This is the thing.
• 58:57
  Yeah, her values are in the right place.
• 58:59
  Yeah, for sure isn't that much to what can't be.
• 59:01
  It's not. It's not.
• 59:02
  Which one? Yeah, the recite.
• 59:03
  It's not. Which water I stuck stuck on my
• 59:06
  head. Now I like it.
• 59:08
  Yeah, next clip. Yeah, I don't want to comment on
• 59:10
  this one, Coach there now, Cameron, what do you make of?
• 59:16
  You do it to his best. What are you going to do?
• 59:19
  Miracles. Miracles is impossible, we say
• 59:22
  in Portugal. Miracles is only in Fatima and.
• 59:27
  I don't know if you know this that expression.
• 59:29
  They start to smile because they.
• 59:30
  Don't know. I know you.
• 59:31
  You know, the fighting miracles. It's.
• 59:35
  And you're not gonna do miracles.
• 59:36
  Even the players, Manchester United have a good players.
• 59:41
  Play, play, play. OK.
• 59:45
  OK, you can stop. Stop.
• 59:47
  It's a long video. It's a long video.
• 59:48
  I think I get the context behind this.
• 59:51
  Go on. OK.
• 59:53
  I. Love the software, A long love
• 59:55
  piano. The tweet says Cristiano Ronaldo
• 59:58
  talked about baby Fatima Alayhi Salaam.
• 1:00:01
  I don't think Cristiano was referring to in this
• 1:00:03
  conversation, say the Fatima Alayhi Salaam.
• 1:00:05
  But he's referring to a St. in Portugal in a city called
• 1:00:11
  Fatima, where somebody sort of dream of a lady who cured
• 1:00:14
  someone and her name was Fatima and they built something based
• 1:00:18
  on that. And I've heard many people go
• 1:00:21
  there and visit every single day.
• 1:00:22
  I don't know the full story behind it.
• 1:00:28
  Next is she? So they've been saying much of
• 1:00:31
  us, said some believe that Fatima called Fatima the one
• 1:00:36
  he's referencing to someone who is in the form of, say, the
• 1:00:40
  Mariam. I'm confused.
• 1:00:42
  Can I get the context behind it? You've been smiling the whole
• 1:00:45
  time. No.
• 1:00:46
  So firstly, I sent this clip ages ago to Muj and I said
• 1:00:50
  saying Ali would love this clip. Yeah.
• 1:00:52
  And he told me delete it before saying Ali sees it.
• 1:00:55
  We'll save it for the reactions part.
• 1:00:57
  So firstly, that's that. Secondly, I love, I love how
• 1:01:03
  there's like 2-3 things I love. I love how they put Safali Allah
• 1:01:06
  behind Pierce Morgan and Cristiano Ronaldo.
• 1:01:08
  Yeah. And secondly, I love how he
• 1:01:10
  talks about say, the Fatima directly or directly.
• 1:01:12
  Thirdly, I love how they have like a 3 minute lecture of Mulan
• 1:01:16
  Ali Razarizvi straight on the same clip straight after
• 1:01:21
  Cristiano Ronaldo. Like I've never thought of the
• 1:01:23
  day I see you Ronaldo. Piers Morgan, Ali Razarizi.
• 1:01:28
  Oh my Daisy yellow. Let's go to the next one.
• 1:01:30
  That's a good video, Good video. There's so many.
• 1:01:36
  I don't know what this is about, but it's.
• 1:01:38
  Trying to pay attention. To your heart.
• 1:01:41
  His mother is dead. He doesn't have it.
• 1:01:48
  You really had it? What's he saying?
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  I'm. Protected by Yahweh.
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  Oh wow, I don't know about nobody.
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  He says. He says whether he goes I'm
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  protected by Yahweh. Yahweh is the is if I'm not
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  mistaken, the Jewish or Hebrew name for God, like for Allah.
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  Yahweh. OK, but that's jokes that he saw
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  that Irvine walk he. Doesn't know where they're.
• 1:02:15
  Going field footage, I could feel footage and he's like
• 1:02:18
  curious and he. Yeah, anyway.
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  Irvine, The greatest largest gathering in the world.
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  Hubble Hussein Next clip when I get the note by Ahmed.
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  Next clip. Allah.
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  Allah says you need to break it down for me, Allah, Allah.
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  Basically this, I think this presenter is very prominent.
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  I've seen so many different clips by him and he always
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  brings on scholars and experts and you know, people who are
• 1:03:34
  like thinkers and speakers to specific topics and he asks them
• 1:03:38
  like controversial questions. And he tries to get lovely some
• 1:03:42
  beef and reaction and juice from the conversation.
• 1:03:45
  But Subhan Allah, every single Shiri who's been on his episodes
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  from the clips I've seen from. The ground.
• 1:03:50
  They hold it down. You can't destroy us, honestly.
• 1:03:53
  So basically, he's telling him, give me proof from the Quran
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  where Imam Ali is mentioned in the Quran.
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  Lovely. And he tells me, yeah, Imam Ali
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  is mentioned in the Quran. And then he goes to what, by
• 1:04:04
  name? He said no by not by name, but
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  something much better than his name.
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  NAFTA Rasool. You know what we talk about,
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  right? Yeah.
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  That's solid. That's solid.
• 1:04:14
  What do you say about Abu Baker? He said Abu Baker is also
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  mentioned in the Quran, not my name.
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  You know what? It's what I'm thinking.
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  OK, fair enough. No, I wanna go watch.
• 1:04:40
  I love and love. Yeah.
• 1:04:42
  Is that the last one? Yeah, I like this one.
• 1:04:48
  Yeah, it's good selection. Guys, it's amazing.
• 1:04:50
  It's very, very good selection, some very heavy, some very
• 1:04:52
  funny. I think many are relevant.
• 1:04:55
  I like it. I like it.
• 1:04:56
  I like it. Follow off the marketing podcast
• 1:04:58
  on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Reddit, Snapchat, Myspace,
• 1:05:04
  Twitter, Myspace. We're there, we are there.
• 1:05:11
  And if you ain't there, yeah. Allow my Arab.
• 1:05:20
  Well, give it a break, I mean. I.
• 1:05:26
  Mean, I mean, how many times in this podcast have we had a long
• 1:05:31
  way Arab? Who was the way he drops it,
• 1:05:35
  it's like, you know how people say get the hook in the first
• 1:05:38
  second he smashed it. I love my Arab.
• 1:05:43
  I've got, I think we're ending the episode now, but you know, I
• 1:05:49
  saw a clip today. It's it was a humorous clip.
• 1:05:52
  There was a funny clip. There was a comedian who, I
• 1:05:57
  don't know if it's actually sushi, want to mention.
• 1:06:00
  Color. But I just want to mention it
• 1:06:02
  because it's a reminder of today's fines, right?
• 1:06:06
  What he was like what's happening in Iran is, is tragic,
• 1:06:12
  is sad. You know, it's difficult.
• 1:06:15
  There's children dying. You know, sometimes people speak
• 1:06:19
  the truth through humour, right? And they're very good at it.
• 1:06:22
  And he was like when when they bombed that school in Iran, they
• 1:06:27
  couldn't be. It was not the Americans and it
• 1:06:29
  definitely wasn't Trump. And the crowd was like, no, it
• 1:06:33
  was trouble. No, he wasn't.
• 1:06:35
  He goes because I saw on the Epstein files, Trump loves kids.
• 1:06:38
  He's not going to bomb the kids. But like some people are so
• 1:06:41
  smart on how they present their message.
• 1:06:43
  And I was like, well, I didn't know.
• 1:06:45
  Like, I didn't know, like, on comedy, you can actually, you
• 1:06:49
  know, speak bars and speak truth.
• 1:06:51
  Anyhow, thank you for tuning in. See us See us again in Charlotte
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  next week. Ahmed's hungry.
• 1:06:56
  What's Salaam alaikum? What?
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  Ahmed Allahi.