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Reacting to CRINGE Shia TikToks · After Maghrib 🌙

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Sam Riley come everyone, Welcome back.
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Happy New Year to you all Wherever you are listening
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around the world. Happy New Year to you your
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families. May this be your best year yet.
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Your most successful and faithful.
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Insha Allah to Allah and as well brother Sisters.
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Before we get into the podcast here, I just want to thank you
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all for an amazing 2023 on After marketing both for the podcast
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and Jeremiah Knights, which of course started last year.
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We had a great year, handled our thousands and thousands of new
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followers, subscribers and listeners.
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We were able to go to events around the world and we're able
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to launch afternoon show. We had probably a few dozen
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guests that joined us from different corners of the globe.
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So thank you from the bottom of our hearts, it really means a
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lot. On behalf of myself saying Ali
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say much about the whole team after market as well.
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If you are listening on Spotify or iTunes or anywhere else,
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great, amazing. But this is an episode probably
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you want to tune in on YouTube. I'm not mistaken because we've
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got reaction videos. We're going to be watching
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videos which have gone viral on TikTok or anywhere else and
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maybe just giving our thoughts on it.
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I I really don't know what to expect.
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We haven't seen these videos, so make sure you hit the YouTube
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app on your phone, You check us out and while you're there,
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like, share, subscribe with your friends and family.
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St. Ali it's not my local.
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Happy New Year, Happy New Year to you, Is that correct?
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Yes, yes, Yes. You're getting good at this.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, it. Helps out the United Nations at
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home. Abdullah always does, yeah.
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Habibi, I'm well, I'm well, I'm, you know, I echo everything you
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said about the year. It's been fantastic.
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It's been amazing and I'm really looking forward to 2024, not
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just because of the podcast, but I feel like it's a year for me
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where I can focus on to Hey the Iman and Talk 1 show.
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What's your resolution resolution for the year?
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My family did ask me this couple of nights ago and I said I'll
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keep it to myself. I'm a very private person.
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I've not trusted me. I know.
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Five years in, I found out that his names Alice.
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What's yours? What's your resolution?
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I've got. One of many right or.
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Yeah, I've got, I'd say three. I think one or two I'll keep to
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myself, but for after margin I keep saying we want to hit
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20,000 Subs on YouTube. So sort us out guys.
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We crossed 5, by the way. The previous episode we said
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we're just on the five and handle all we got there.
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Eventually just 15,000 shy from now, we're there.
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We're nearly there. We're nearly there, Charla.
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Hopefully we're on the track. Some personal goals for work,
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for my health and for my family as well.
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So yeah, man, just growth, Charla.
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Trying to reach the potential that Allah has given us, you
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know, to reach. So yeah, man, gotta keep
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hustling. Fantastic.
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Fantastic. Yeah.
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Good episode today. Yes.
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Different ones. I'm excited because the last
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time we did like a reaction episode was back in season one,
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No. Way.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. Do you remember?
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We it was Muharram time and I I still remember the videos we
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reacted to. We reacted to that, you know
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that young, that young brother who chose Hussein over the toys
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and clips by Sheikh Hassar Nazar and and a few others.
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It was good. It was really, really so.
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I'm excited though. Remember that.
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Say Joe up as we need. Say Joe?
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Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I like that.
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If you, if you want to check that out, guys, hit.
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I keep saying hit, go to the YouTube channel and look at the
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season one reaction videos. I know it's a bit outdated, but
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it's really really good, really good stuff.
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It's worth it. Yeah, it's worth it.
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Before we get into it as usual. We have rankings.
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We have some rankings and I'm going to let you go first.
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So I'm going to give you like 5 what they called when you go to
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a restaurant called coordinates like for condiments, condiments.
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That's the one. So I was like, isn't that
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sauces? Sauces basically their sauces,
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whether you like with pizza, burger, etcetera.
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So I'm going to give you 5, but you know how to rank them.
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You ready? OK.
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OK. The smaller first one, Ketchup.
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OK. Where would you rank it out of
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five the? Thing is, I'm not big on
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ketchup. It's kind of like if it
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disappeared off the face of the earth, I'd feel emotional.
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You know what I mean? I Jeep, so probably 4.
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Four. OK, melted cheese.
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Oh. You can't put melted cheese on
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everything. I'm assuming this is like, by
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the way, American cheese. It's like, I hope so, yeah,
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yeah, yeah. Yeah, you can't put cheese on
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everything or with everything, but like, you probably 2.
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You. Put it for two.
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So ketchup is 4, melted cheese is 2.
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Where would you put chili sauce? One one, Yeah, that's my desi
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side, bro. Yeah, Allah Allah chili sauce.
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OK, how about hummus? Hummus.
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Yeah. Three.
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Comfortable. I like that.
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OK. Last one, Mayo.
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Yes, Mayo 55. I'm not, I'm not into Mayo at
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all. OK?
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Mayo was like if, if I was dying of thirst and if I had chips
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with salt on it. I had no water, nothing.
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And the only thing I had was Mayo.
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I'd still. I'd still be reluctant.
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Dad, I would not want that, bro. Don't give me that.
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I'm not a Mayo fan. Well Mayo is dangerous, by the
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way, For your health and everything just.
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Heads up, Mayo mixed with chili. It's OK.
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Chili mayo's cool. You know what else?
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Garlic mayo's or I Mayo on its own, bro.
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Tastes like a meeting. What's your thoughts on What's
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your thoughts on sweet chili sauce?
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I'm not big on it. I love it.
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Really. 100% Why It's It's like the sibling to ketchup.
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Yeah, and you can't go wrong. Just wake.
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Just like how ketchup can go with everything.
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How would you rank these five? Ketchup will be one, believe it
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or not, because you can put it anywhere.
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OK, yeah, and even don't ask, but some people have tried it
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with rice, is it not? Like a Somali thing.
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Is it? No idea.
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I have no idea. Then I would.
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I would say chili sauce. OK, chili sauce, although I'm
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not a big fan of spice and things like that, but I do like
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a bit of chili. It gives me that that hit when
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you when you require it. I will go for melted cheese.
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Nice, because that's amazing when it's on your, you know,
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your fries, your. Nachos your.
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Maybe got some jalapenos here and there as well.
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Fully loaded chips, if you know what I'm talking about.
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Yeah, yeah. Then I would say Mayo.
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OK. But the thing with Mayo, I'm not
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a big fan as well, you know, You know, every time I've been to
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like a chicken and chip shop, for example, and they offer me
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Mayo, I say, can I trade the fun of the ketchup?
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Yeah, yeah. But I I would have chosen Mayo
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last But hummus. Not a fan.
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No, I had. I had it yesterday, yesterday
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for breakfast, and I think it had a hint of garlic to it.
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I was like, no, I'm not a fan of garlic.
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Just put you off. Yeah, put me off, put me off.
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Hummus is 5. Hummus is elite.
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I think it's elite. I don't think it's like
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unbeatable, but I think hummus is beautiful.
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You can have hummus with like. Cows with falafin.
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With. Yeah, Humbus.
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With Falafels. Yeah, shawarma.
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Yeah, yeah. Hummus is beautiful, but you
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can't have hummus with you can't have it like with your chips.
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It's a bit awkward. Do you know what I mean?
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Wouldn't recommend. Recommend it?
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Yeah, it's not your choice. Have you tried the ice cream and
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chips? Ice cream with chips, yeah.
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No, I used to try that when I was young.
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Oh my God. I can imagine it though.
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I've tried a lot of things, yeah.
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I like it guys. Let us know the comments, what
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you think, how would you rank those?
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And also, sorry, just before we go on to the videos, a lot of
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you have sent in dilemmas, so this is a bit of a special New
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Year's episode. So we asked some of the viewers
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for dilemmas on our Instagram page.
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If you're not following, then do follow.
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And we've got some really interesting ones, some different
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ones as well. So yeah, head over to Instagram
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and follow us so you don't miss the next one, Should we start
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with the video? Say.
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I think we should start with the videos, but I need to log in.
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Yeah, While we're ready. Sorry, sorry.
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Should we go? Let's go.
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Let's. Do It 321 Bismillah.
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Another Hezbollah soldier is taken to his grave.
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He's the latest fighter to die on Lebanon's southern border, A
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young father with children. They're shouting.
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They're all ready to die in this latest battle with Israel did.
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You not understand what she. Said interesting, I I I
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understood everything in this video said.
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I'm so battled. What are?
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You confused. No, I'm just listening to
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Labakia Hussein. Yeah, Hussein.
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I'm not even thinking what she said did.
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You not hear what she said. Go back to, go back to she.
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Let's play it again I I I understood fully.
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Watching. I was watching and listening to
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the guys. That was a sad video.
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Go for it. Another Hezbollah soldier is
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taken to his grave. He's the latest fighter to die
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on Lebanon's southern border. A young father with children.
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They're shouting. They're all ready to die in this
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latest battle with Israel now. You got it.
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Yeah. Oh my God.
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The way she misinterpreted that? She's fully, she's fully twisted
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the meaning. Yeah, so.
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This was part of the thing man Ali had in Canada.
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Yes, in Vancouver. I just remembered part of the
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workshop. So when we've done the workshop,
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we were explaining like she and media to people and we showed
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this as an example of she as being misinterpreted.
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So they're shouting, Labakia was saying, while there's a funeral
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procession, and she said that they're shouting what?
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We are ready to join the latest war.
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Basically, we're all ready to die.
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Interesting. So it shows you how, like,
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people can misrepresent the truth and twist the facts.
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That's just one great example. And this is where Sky News.
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Sky News, Sky News. Irreptable.
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Wow. There's been a lot of cases in
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the last 2 1/2 months since the conflict started or since the
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the genocide started on on on Gaza, where mainstream media
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outlets have put stuff out there which have been completely
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nonsensical and they've tried to translate or even summarise a
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translation. And it's been so intentionally
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wrong. Like it can't even be
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coincidentally. I saw something yesterday or two
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days ago, It was like how there were captives, Palestinian
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captives taken. And it was, it was weird.
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It was like the captives were male and some of them were young
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males who may have been children.
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OK, if you see they were all, they were all like kids under
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10, you know what I'm saying? Why would you say some of them
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may have been males who could have been young males or
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something like that? Bro, What?
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What's the harm in saying they're children?
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This is the do you know what I mean?
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But there's a complete clear cut agenda when it comes to
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reporting. Like since you brang up this
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topic, I still remember when they were like, you know, when
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they were like hostages in in Gaza, they were like, you know,
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children have been taken hostages.
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And you know, on the other side for me it's abduction, whether
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you call them a prison prison or not.
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And in my eyes, habibi, you've taken them hostage.
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When the Israelis, they took their little children to their
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side of the border, they call them what do they call them
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under eighteens. So the headlines that all the
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Western media, news outlets, they couldn't say children.
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So they'll say, under eighteens. Under eighteens, crazy
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emotionally desensitized you so you don't feel emotionally
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attached. Well, that's the wall for.
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The pain in the heart. And it shows you why it's
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important. You need to have Muslim outlets
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representing the truth, 100% Muslim.
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Seek the hack and the hack and shallow.
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We will do justice. Free Palestine, man.
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Make sure you get a Fire TV. Free, Free Palestine.
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Yeah, Next clip, Yeah. Yeah, let's do it smaller.
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Smaller 321. Is completely a Shia country.
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Those who are in Europe, Arabic countries, they are all Sunnis.
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The first difference is the number of the prophets in Shia.
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Oh my God. Prophet the maldev is written
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the name of Ali who is the leader, but for the Sunni people
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Muhammad is. Leader Oh my Lord.
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They have 6 main prophets. They have people.
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She knows 6 main prophets. Oh, wow.
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These stones are called. Can I take one?
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Yes, they are holly stones, yes. Well, because the leader of Shia
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people, Ali, was killed in this land in Mecca, so it is
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considered. To be I.
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Cannot show. Oh my God.
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So she's in Iran. She in Iran?
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She must be giving a tour to someone in Iran.
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She's in Iran. She's saying people, he was
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killed in this land in Mecca. Where do you begin?
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Why? What?
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What is? This by the way, is this a hot
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idea? It looks like, yeah, and.
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She's given a tour of the hot idea.
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Yeah, I'm not a prank. It's from a documentary or
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something, It must be. My days the way it's.
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Filmed talk about checking your work before you release it.
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Honestly, what the hell, we've. Got 12 prophets, What was it?
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But who are the six main prophets for the Sunnis?
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That's what I'm trying to figure out.
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Like, I get it. I said 12 meters.
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She knows 6 sahaba she's doing. There's ten.
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I don't understand. Is that what she's talking
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about? Just to clarify any of our
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audience Where? Where's what?
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What? Wait.
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I like how she grabbed the turtle bar.
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She was like these are called, they are holy stones.
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I don't even want to comment on this because it's laughable.
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This is why. We need to have medium.
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Oh my days. I like that.
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Where did you find that bro? I've just been looking around in
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it. Oh, the government made
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documentaries. Oh my days.
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Well inshallah someone can correct her.
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You know somewhere on YouTube or something I.
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Just open Wikipedia. You don't even need to go on
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YouTube. She's not even recently.
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The poor guy is believing her. Honestly, next.
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Christ, jeez. Ready.
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Yeah, go on. 321. Modern day Roadman.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. Salaam malika.
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They can't even say Salaam. But the way she pronounced that
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was absolutely. What?
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So she said Salaam to the boys and they didn't reply to her.
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So she said, I've said to you basically Salaam alaikum and you
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can't give the Jawab back, basically.
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But she couldn't say the Jawab currently.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, Parents said. She knows Hawaji, but it's
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better than the brothers. Honestly, she gets the 99 Tawab.
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I don't even get the one in. Case anyone doesn't know,
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someone said Salaam to you. The Halaikum Salaam is Wajib.
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Yeah, so that's what she was trying to point out.
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She must have walked past them saying Salaam Adaikum probably.
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You don't have. I have.
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I have friends who are not Muslim and who say Sam alaikum
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to me. Yeah, I have a friend who's a
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Hindu brother and he says Sam alaikum to me.
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At the beginning I thought, yeah, maybe he's joking or like
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he's teasing, but bro, I've known this guy for 3-4 years
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now. He's one of the most respectful
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guys. He says Sam Alaikum to me every
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time I call him or he calls me. Yeah, we don't speak a lot,
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maybe every few months here. The guy's persistent on
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respecting our beliefs and he wants to greet me the the
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Islamic way. He'll, he'll bring food on aid
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or he'll, when it's Muharram, he knows the black flags, all of
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that because we were neighbours before, so he understands the
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whole thing. We mentioned this last time,
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didn't we, How, like a lot of influences are using Islamic
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terms. Yeah, man.
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I think I was watching the fellows podcast couple weeks ago
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and I think Carl Freezing must have mentioned something.
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All Madame the dunya and. Then someone goes to him say
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wellahi and he go bro, I'm not even Muslim but they're so used
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to it now. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Loni Maduecki is a Chelsea player, yeah, yeah, random guy.
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They bought him from Holland, yeah.
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And after the goal yesterday, he scored a goal, I think.
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And he's like good game Mac on Sky Sports.
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No good game, Mac. Yeah, yeah, yeah, he's.
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Trying to say akhi. Basically.
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But he's a Dutch guy from England who's talking on Sky
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Sports. He's saying ack like.
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Or do I just remember? Remember one?
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What's his name? MP.
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The the Health Secretary. Hancock.
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Hancock. Yeah.
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Hancock. When he was when he went to the
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mosque. What do you?
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Do he took like 10 seconds because the aid.
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Mubarak. He couldn't say it, probably, Or
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something. Oh my God, it was like a Salaam
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alaikum. You couldn't pronounce it, but
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that was hilarious. Man, that was funny.
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I. Like that.
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I like that. Yeah, it's good.
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I like the fact that our culture is.
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Creeping Sharia. Yeah, I can't endorse.
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Nothing. I like that.
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Yeah, they're not gonna like that.
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The show, it's nice. As I was gonna say, it's nice
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that was or Mujaha milat are basically becoming mainstream, I
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think. It's because Charlotte by the
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way is very common. I've heard that a few times,
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like my non-Muslims, sometimes when I have a conversation they
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say inshallah, inshallah basically.
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Bro I've got the wish to buy those.
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There's this streamer called Danny Aaron's.
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Yeah, this guy, he goes on these foot asylum shows.
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He's like, bro, wallahi, I didn't do that, like, And who
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was I speaking to? One of the guys in my office,
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Yeah, he's he's an atheist, but he's like where I grew up is
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what he's telling me. He's like in my culture, in my
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friend's circle, he goes, we're not Muslim, but he goes, we know
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that Wallahi is like an oath. You cannot break it.
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Do you say Wallahi? That's it.
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I'm thinking, bro, you're treating it better than Muslims
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do. They're treating it better than
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Muslims. That's so true, it's.
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A pan Allah. I like that.
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That was good. Next one.
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Next one. For you to get through.
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Woman nowadays, with all due respect bro.
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So if you ain't got a relationship with your father,
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especially a female, if you ain't got that relationship with
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your father, then best believe you're going to be a lousy wife
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to your husband. Wow.
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Because if you can't take care of the man that cared for you,
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who do you think you could take care of well?
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This was a controversial. One and the best way to find out
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how a man would be a good husband is looking at his
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relationship with his mother and his sisters, OK?
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So it was a bit controversial on Twitter.
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People were beefing him about how you're saying you can't take
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care of a man if you don't have, if you've got other issues,
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Yeah. So what's your take?
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I have a lot of thoughts. What do you think said?
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By the way, now that I've seen this, I've seen this before just
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to let everyone know, But I've also seen the clip that he's
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released after this, clarifying what he said in this clip.
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But first on how your thoughts and I think it's only fair that
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I reiterate an echo is clarification.
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So I agree firstly, Aki Amon, I think we all got to take him
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with a pinch of salt firstly. OK.
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That's I think we we we love his character, but you can't really
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take that one from the guy. Yeah, I agree with.
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That very learned, yeah. I respect, I respect the message
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of what he's saying. Yeah.
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And I agree with, like he's talking about the makam of your
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parents, the multiple of your parents that's like, you know,
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undisputable and whatnot, and the respect they should have for
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your parents. I completely agree with that.
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So I agree with that. However, I think that's
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circumstantial as well. Like I know people who like
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their parents, split their parents, maybe one passed away.
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Or like I know, I know cases of people whose fathers have passed
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away, sisters and brothers and or people who had an abusive
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relationship with one of their parents, or both even and turned
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out to be great spouses. Or great parents, great fathers,
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great mothers. Do you know what I mean?
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I think one of the top responses to this was, OK, let me go back
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to my abusive father then, if that's what he's saying.
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Yeah, that's, yeah, exactly my point.
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Like, not all fathers are great to their daughters or great to
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their sons, but in this case, daughters, do you know what I
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mean? So that's a bit of a like, it's
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a bit of a generalisation. But if presuming you've got,
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like, good parents, of course, yeah, I agree with him.
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Lahu I I did watch this clip. I remember at the time when I
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saw it, I think it was shared on numerous platforms.
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So it did come across on my on my feet.
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Well, I I didn't find any trouble with it because I think
20:32
I already knew the message behind it, right.
20:34
You understand. But I did see people commenting,
20:37
people going crazy saying how can you say that etcetera,
20:40
etcetera. But you know I came in like you
20:43
said you you appreciate the message behind it.
20:46
He does say don't take that one from me, you understand?
20:49
He he says. He says.
20:50
Basically, basically I I came in as someone who has life
20:54
experiences and someone who's helping the youth in the Muslim
20:57
ummah and he's trying to keep them on track.
21:00
He's trying to keep them off the streets, taking them away from
21:02
gang life, knife culture, things like that.
21:04
So that's the work. He's right.
21:05
He he that's the field that he works in.
21:07
But his clarification was I'm telling you, if this is the
21:14
relationship you're going to have with your father, basically
21:17
it's going to come affect your marriage, Sir.
21:19
But his point was when he was, when he was referencing this
21:22
point, he's talking about those people whose fathers are still
21:26
in their life. He's not talking about the
21:28
fathers that left them. He's not talking about the
21:30
fathers that has abused them. He's not talking about the
21:32
fathers who really don't give a flying monkey about their
21:35
children, you understand? So he's saying if you have a
21:38
father, basically he's looking after you and everything.
21:40
Show him respect. I agree with that.
21:42
Yeah, that's the point that was. There's a big point to think
21:44
about when it means like, what is today's day and age?
21:47
And it's a universal. Message, by the way, Yeah, this
21:51
is, this is Yanni. I don't even think you have to
21:52
be Muslim to agree with this. I say it, I find it extra
21:55
interesting, especially from you, because I think you grew up
21:58
in a family where you were the man of the house essentially.
22:02
So you understand the kids perspective.
22:05
I think adds adds more. To the value of what he's
22:08
saying? Possibly.
22:10
Possibly. Interesting, yeah.
22:13
Also what what looking after your father means.
22:15
Like in today's day and age, you know the right, like Islamically
22:19
the rights of the father are huge, are huge right?
22:23
And the responsibilities of father are huge.
22:25
So if you're a son or a daughter, are you facilitating
22:27
your dad to do what he needs to be doing by God's law properly?
22:32
And are you making his life easier in doing that?
22:34
Or you could argue that's not my job, I'm his kid, he should be
22:36
looking after me. Yeah, you 100%.
22:38
At the same time, if you are causing him extra stress,
22:41
causing him extra like tension day in, day out, you know, you
22:45
get those like stereotypical middle-aged Arab or Asian dads
22:49
come home, they're like, oh, I don't want the angry and like,
22:52
do you know what I mean? Like Moody, edgy, don't want to
22:55
talk to anyone, have their dinner and go to bed.
22:57
Basically if you're if you're a son or a daughter in that
23:00
situation, you need to think how can I show love, care, respect
23:04
my father. Obviously the whole marriage
23:06
thing is like, you know, there are elements because I think
23:08
when you are a wife. It's a secondary to the primary
23:10
point secondary. To the primary point, which is
23:12
about the relationship with your parents, the marriage thing
23:14
naturally how you the the like. The way you look at your father
23:19
will 100% have an impact on what you you think of your husband
23:23
and what sort of father he will be and how you'll facilitate him
23:25
to be a father. Did you get me?
23:27
So I agree with that for sure. We could do a whole podcast on
23:30
this one. I was going to say we need to
23:31
speak about parents. Yeah, we're going to do that.
23:33
Children, the relationship and Charlotte between Charlotte Soon
23:37
the parents and the children. I'm going to love that episode.
23:40
I I really want to know what people at home think, guys.
23:43
So comment down below how you feel about this video.
23:46
That's a very interesting one. I like that.
23:48
Indeed, indeed. Good choice.
23:50
Good choice before you go on. Yeah, there was.
23:53
There was something similar this week as well with the coats and
23:57
abayas. Wearing, wearing a jacket on top
24:00
of your abaya. A shake on TikTok came out
24:02
saying you cannot wear a jacket on top of your abaya.
24:06
Why? Because apparently it goes.
24:09
It shakes your body. Something like that, but I don't
24:14
think it's for me to comment. Sisters are going to freeze.
24:16
I'm lucky. No, you have to wear the ABI on
24:19
top of your coat. So you wear the coat then the
24:22
ABI? I think that makes it worse.
24:25
Yeah, that's not going to help, bro, especially with your back.
24:30
That's a separate discussion with the Scholar Shallow.
24:33
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Next clip, Next clip.
25:03
I'm good. I'm good all my days.
25:12
She's like in Islamic dress. He starts worshipping her.
25:15
Like she's royalty. So she's written when you're
25:17
wearing in the cup. Yeah, basically right.
25:19
He thinks he's speaking to Jasmine from Aladdin.
25:22
Honestly, this man is even one or two things Eva has high
25:25
respect for. The Cavis Charlotte.
25:26
He does. Or he's drunk or he's drunk.
25:29
There was a follow up video where he just fell asleep on the
25:32
floor. No, I'm shut off my.
25:33
Day. Definitely had too much to
25:35
drink. I like that she's responding
25:38
well. Yeah, yeah, She's not getting.
25:39
Creeped out like she's not over. She's not overstepping her
25:42
boundaries, but she's she's taking it like hard all.
25:45
Is good. I like her, dear, as we're
25:47
saying. I like item.
25:48
Yeah, yeah. I like that.
25:50
That's cool. I remember this one.
25:58
Oh my days. Oh my God.
26:09
What gangster? Oh, bless the uncle, bless the
26:26
uncle. I love the I love the energy.
26:31
That guy might not laugh. He should be on the front lines.
26:34
Front lines, honestly. So can you give context Ed for
26:37
people who don't understand the video?
26:38
So this is a place where people. Throw pimples at the same.
26:44
Time I was trying to find a different way to throw, but you
26:46
know, it's part of the rituals they have to do when you're
26:48
there, when you complete hygiene, everything where you
26:50
have to throw the stones towards the Pedazov.
26:52
It's a sign of rejection of the. Rejecting Satan, Shetan, et
26:56
cetera. And this brother, I don't know
26:57
he's he took the he. Got out of his wheelchair.
27:00
Bro with the AK47. He got out, the wheelchair
27:04
pulled up. Suddenly, he remembers how to
27:05
walk. He remembers how to walk.
27:08
He got Shafar and on. That's Iman Bro.
27:11
Iman Go him up. Honestly, I rate that guy.
27:14
Man, I like I. Like I would love to have a like
27:17
a granddad or like. We need them on the podcast.
27:19
Uncle Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, if you might point the gun
27:21
towards us. I remember when I was seven, I
27:25
went for Omla. Okay, I bro.
27:27
The way I was dashing it like because it's as when you're
27:32
young it's fun, like it's a fun activity and you think I hate
27:35
Shaitvan, that it reinforces your Iman from a young age.
27:39
This guy Marshall, he kept that childhood within him.
27:42
Seven Man's 8070. Too much Fortnite?
27:45
The heart is young. The heart is young.
27:48
I like that. I love every time I see that
27:50
video I crack up. I love it.
27:52
You know, I've seen others, I've seen people throw shoes,
27:54
slippers and things like that. It's crazy.
27:56
It's crazy. Yeah.
27:57
Yeah. Like George Bush?
27:58
Yes, yes, when you stood beside Nora Maliki.
28:01
Yeah, yeah. Yeah.
28:02
Good. Next clip I've seen
29:08
he needs to collab with that guy.
29:09
Man, I need to find them. What is they're?
29:12
They're like Aborigines or what was it like?
29:14
A certain community right it. Looked.
29:17
Cultural and traditional. I found actually, but I think
29:19
it's like Caribbean maybe. Yeah, or something.
29:22
There's definitely African heritage in that recitation.
29:24
100%. What do you think?
29:26
My first time here had done in that way.
29:29
But I think, you know, like every place of the world has
29:33
their own way of reciting. You know, the call to prayer,
29:36
and it's nice to see, you know, different tribes different.
29:38
Cultures, but I think it's just they got offended is different
29:42
because it's not traditional. But if they got offended,
29:44
they're racist. I'm telling you, it's that
29:47
simple. That's they have some racism
29:49
inside them. But you know the beautiful thing
29:51
about this Adan? It might sound like foreign to
29:54
us, the way that the methods was recited, as I remember like part
29:58
of the akam of how you recite the Adanis that you can recite
30:02
it however you want to recite it as long as it's not in the way
30:04
of singing. As long as you cannot compare it
30:07
to a song, you understand. But for you that would be no.
30:11
Because we've grown up like from the Middle East, like we've all
30:13
grown up hearing certain melodies of how they, how they
30:17
do the adhan etcetera. So it sounds foreign to us, but
30:19
that's how they do and they're I.
30:20
I wouldn't. I wouldn't compare that to a
30:22
song though. No, I wouldn't.
30:23
It sounds foreign to us, but because it's foreign doesn't
30:26
mean it's wrong. But point is, you can recite the
30:28
adhan however way it's comfortable for you to recite
30:31
it, as long as it doesn't become like a like.
30:34
Seeing I think it's beautiful man.
30:36
To be honest, I think, I think it's so nice that it's Islam as
30:39
a religion is so culturally diverse.
30:41
Holy Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu alaihi Wala Salem said.
30:43
That it's there's no superiority of an Arab over a non arable
30:46
black over white or white over black and that's beautiful and
30:49
you can see that here. Obviously the I'm not one to say
30:53
anything. The guy's got the guts to stand
30:54
up and and be a mother. But you know like the the
30:57
muckled pronunciation is not in the way of the way it should be
31:01
done in Arabic. But nonetheless bro, I read that
31:05
guy man. He smashed it.
31:06
I really like that. And I like the fact that there
31:08
are communities who are facilitating and encouraging
31:10
people who can recite like that to God.
31:12
Especially if they're a community which is like a
31:14
diasporic community for for Muslims, like people from a
31:17
certain background or culture or ethnicity who congregate
31:21
together and who pray Salah together.
31:23
They should have. Why should they have to be
31:25
forced to adopt? If anything, it could be making
31:29
the people of that village feel more at home.
31:31
Yeah, more home, more spiritual, or more wanting to go pray.
31:34
Yeah, if it is in tune with them.
31:37
Yeah, 100%, 100%. And, you know, the status of
31:41
Omweddon is great in the eyes of Allah.
31:43
Yeah. And we have to show them
31:44
respect. Yeah.
31:45
You know, sometimes we take it, Likely.
31:47
We go to the mosque. We hear, you know, the brother
31:48
doing the adhan. We hear him.
31:50
We start praying. No, I said we have to respect
31:52
them and praise them. Yeah, say Masha'allah, you know,
31:54
things like that. Yeah.
31:55
Encourages them. And Insha'allah encourages us to
31:57
recite adhan as well. Yeah, yeah.
31:59
Let's try recite it in our homes.
32:00
Would you ever, would you ever recite something in like a
32:03
different culture or with someone from different culture?
32:05
Would you ever collaborate with someone like that?
32:08
Maybe not. And I don't.
32:09
I have no idea. Yeah.
32:10
Yeah. Yeah, 100%.
32:12
Really 100%. Yeah, I'll rate that.
32:13
You should do it. That'll be vibes.
32:16
Yeah, you should stop bro. Release something have you with
32:19
your. Daughters with your daughters
32:20
and. Yeah, Come on bro, let's do it.
32:22
You'll. Release something.
32:23
What do you mean I'm not reciting?
32:25
You've got like there isn't. Talent almost every week.
32:27
We'll find. You.
32:27
But I keep it there like this guy.
32:31
I was saying Gokul's Got Talent. GGT.
32:36
Next clip. All right, so we'll have the
32:37
smoother. Yeah, the sun rotates.
32:42
I'm not a slave of the scientist.
32:44
We're head obey whatever they say.
32:46
Clearly I can't see the sun moving.
32:49
Said of the Earth is moving. And what is the how fast is
32:52
moving speed. OK, yes, it's a cover.
33:03
It's a cover to reject the sun, the state on the earth, because
33:07
the clever hadith. So we believe that we know we
33:11
are not in need of scientists. Tell me about my belief, another
33:14
myth. Oh my God, This guy.
33:17
Guide him. Guide him.
33:19
Shamsi. Shamsi.
33:21
Where do you begin? The thing is, if you begin, you
33:26
open up a kind of once. But let's just stick to this
33:30
point. Brother, you're not a scientist.
33:32
I mean, you're not a scientist. You're Hyde Park.
33:36
You know, Rap battler. You know I'm saying, bro, let me
33:39
get So he's saying the sun rotates around the Earth, Yeah.
33:43
He said. Basically, ignore the science.
33:45
Ignore what people? Use the eye test.
33:46
Because he, you know, he says ignore it because he can see the
33:49
sun rotating. He says use the eye test.
33:51
You see the sun, therefore logically.
33:53
OK, fine Huff. Let's say for example, he's
33:55
right. Yeah.
33:56
So is he saying that the sun goes around Earth?
34:00
Is that by the same logic, the moon goes around the Earth?
34:02
And if the other planets they go around the sun, are they going
34:05
around the sun while the sun is going around the Earth?
34:07
Allahu Island. Allahu Island.
34:09
That's what I said. It's a kind of worms.
34:11
Doesn't make sense. And if the sun is going around
34:13
the Earth and the moon is going around the Earth, are the other
34:15
planets going around the Earth? Or is the sun going around each
34:19
planet one by one, including the sun doesn't?
34:21
Make sense? Doesn't make sense.
34:23
Brother, if your if your your speciality is not science or
34:27
astronomy or astrology, stay away from it, please.
34:31
We don't. We don't.
34:31
Come on the podcast. By the way, he mentioned.
34:34
Orbits around Chemsi A. Lot he.
34:37
He mentioned the point, he was like, we don't need to take
34:40
science for Muslims, right? He mentioned something like he
34:42
mentioned a phrase in there. But you know, Islam goes hand in
34:45
hand with science 100% so long as you know science doesn't
34:50
contradict Islam in that sense. So it's completely wrong just to
34:54
even end his video by saying don't take from science.
34:57
As a Muslim, if he's encouraging people to stop thinking those
34:59
goods behind him who are believing every word he's
35:03
saying, like they didn't do GCSEs, you know what I'm saying?
35:06
Like Islam encourages research and specialized specializing in
35:10
fields and Mama Lova al Islam wrote a book called the Golden
35:14
book of Anatomy. He wrote a book on anatomy.
35:16
You know what I'm saying? You look at mini natural Balaga.
35:19
Look at the first sermon. He talks about the orbit of the
35:22
of the the the planets and he talks about the universe and the
35:26
creation. The Hulk of our last month.
35:28
I like in the universe like you have.
35:30
If you want to look at science within Islam, there are things
35:33
there. Quranically there is.
35:34
Quranically, there is. If you want to look at science
35:37
outside of Islam, look at it, research it, use your
35:40
comparative knowledge, use your instinct, and then compare that
35:44
knowledge with what you learn from the Dean and see where it
35:47
takes you. For someone to deny factual
35:49
science, like factual, universally accepted, I think
35:54
accepted by 99.9% of Muslims to say the earth rotates around the
36:00
sun, I can't take nothing from this.
36:02
It's part of a bigger, it's part of a bigger thought process of
36:06
of keeping the intellect of a community of Muslims at a low
36:11
level. He's got a shit affected.
36:13
Down level, Yeah, I know he's obsessed.
36:15
I don't know if I'm the kind of worm, so I think maybe we've.
36:17
Got he's obsessed with us. He's.
36:18
Not leave that, leave that. Yeah, he's not.
36:21
He's not worth the time she had this shit either.
36:24
May Allah guide him and guys if you are homeless and to him.
36:26
Please, what have you done? Have you heard that clip anyway?
36:30
Wait, do that again. We'll just switch to Army.
36:31
Do that again. She What have you done?
36:34
Like how much times you heard this from Chelsea?
36:36
Thumbnail right there. The guy.
36:37
Seriously. Has a like it?
36:38
Yeah. I'm not going to talk me.
36:39
I'll love. Forgive us all.
36:41
He loves it. Doesn't he?
38:07
Is like to the seven heavens, and he was hearing.
38:13
Lost the rendition, please. No, no, no, no.
38:18
But you know that I see there. Yeah.
38:21
Bro, like seriously it's you know how like when Safra Al
38:25
Allah came out, this is like. Same vibes.
38:28
Similar vibes. And you know, it's.
38:29
You know when you thought you couldn't be taught?
38:32
You know, at the very beginning when I heard I'm like, I
38:35
remember I was having this discussion with you actually say
38:36
much tomorrow. I was like, I don't know, I'm
38:37
not feeling it. And the author was like, what
38:39
are you talking about? It's one of the best.
38:42
Best luck to me. Had to come out, you know?
38:43
And then I went and heard it again.
38:44
I'm like, you know what? This is it.
38:46
Beautiful. This is it.
38:47
Beautiful. Yeah, And then Subhan Allah,
38:49
it's like echoed all around the world.
38:51
Like wherever you go, you hear this.
38:53
And that that rendition of when he does the Hussein, the one
38:56
minute stanza or whatever, bro, It's the highlight rips.
39:01
That was on from the start. From Nejev to Calibano all the
39:04
way, Yeah, as a non-stop. It's just proof.
39:09
You only need one word for a majlis.
39:11
You only need the name Hussein, that in itself is a majlis.
39:14
A Baker or Hossein? Yeah, about the.
39:16
Kasidan itself. This kid gives us his voice.
39:20
May Allah inshallah allow him to take the spot.
39:24
What's his name? Do we know his name?
39:25
No. Randomly came.
39:27
You know, I know his name. Send this to me.
39:28
I know his name. That's all you need.
39:32
You don't need anything else. Yeah man, that's all you need.
39:35
Honestly, he's got a talent. Bless him.
39:36
Special, special talent. Bless his parents.
39:38
He's got control, He's got power.
39:40
He's incredible talent. Marshall, Marshall, It's got
39:44
stuck in my head now. Most.
40:06
Thing is, I'm not sure if I should laugh.
40:08
I'm not going to laugh. But what did the captain say?
40:10
It says basically when a Shia walks on the on the roads of
40:13
Germany, so he's having someone with a saxophone making those
40:17
noises. And normally we associate it
40:18
with those who, you know, who's the drum, the drums and trumpets
40:22
on the day of Ashura and mourning of Abu Abdullah Hussain
40:25
Ali Salaam. I'm not going to laugh.
40:27
It's funny, but I'm funny. It's funny.
40:29
I can't laugh it. I love when we see.
40:31
Shark crime. I call it shark crime.
40:33
You know, there's a lot of St. performers who do stuff by the.
40:37
Way, I'm not going to lie, I do that when someone presses the
40:39
horn, you know sometimes like they go beep, beep, I'm like,
40:41
how you doing? There's.
40:45
This guy with a violin, I'll I'll have to find the video
40:47
somewhere, but I love these performers.
40:50
Even the stuff that I love. Last year, you'd find videos of
40:52
St. performers doing the tune. Yes, yes.
40:54
Or people reacting to it. People.
40:56
Reacting the Nigerian Nigerian guy, YouTube reacted.
41:00
Dancing to a Stockport a lot. Not like it.
41:03
It's. I mean it's it's not like
41:06
there's no insult in my opinion. I don't know.
41:09
I like it. What's about the?
41:10
German video. This is the last video by the
41:12
way. The last video and we're going
41:13
to do a couple dynamics. Take a sip of caffeine.
41:15
One second. One second.
41:17
Hi there. Yeah, Hossein.
41:22
What's the bar? How to end over the Caraballa 1?
42:16
Beautiful. Yeah, I see.
42:25
Wow. Yeah, this is.
42:35
The video goes on for quite a bit.
42:37
Oh my. God, you shouldn't have quite
42:38
say it. They should have continued.
42:40
You should have took us to Ziara.
42:42
I love like what? I This literally reminds you of
42:46
the meaning of what the journey of love means.
42:51
Shall we get the opportunity this year?
42:53
I. Pray in Shawn.
42:55
And we I wasn't lucky to go. It's previous hour behind on the
42:59
walk and now this said you've upset me.
43:03
It reminds me of the podcast with Ahmed Sadiq.
43:06
This is the stuff we were talking about.
43:10
Wow, what a visual masterpiece. The visuals, The cinematography,
43:14
the editing, the cart. Where?
43:15
Where did you find this or who did it?
43:18
I can't remember, but I think we've posted on the LB TV
43:21
YouTube as well so you can find it on there.
43:22
The full video. Wow, It's a Panama.
43:26
It reminds me of a similar one we've seen previously on a
43:29
previous reaction we did actually.
43:31
Yeah, Yeah, yeah. With Ali Basra, he's editing.
43:34
One, yeah, yeah, yeah, when he done.
43:36
Two months. I think that's what the video
43:38
was called. I watch it.
43:39
I watch it probably like 510 * a year.
43:41
I'm not even joking. I'm.
43:42
Not even going to lie, I've done it multiple times, yeah.
43:44
It's amazing. Amazing, yeah.
43:47
Ababdullah call us his, Yeah. Call us you're.
43:50
Right his Well, that's coming up as well.
43:52
Soon. Yeah.
43:53
The mums are jealous. So I'm I'm so we can be there.
43:59
Yeah. Well, fingers.
44:02
Crossed. That'll be beautiful.
44:04
Wow. OK, well, let's do one or two
44:05
dilemma. How long have we got left?
44:06
Or what? How far are we in Muslimah?
44:08
We're. About 40 minutes in.
44:10
So let's just do 2 dilemmas. We'll do 2 dilemmas and there
44:13
were a few resolutions, people couple.
44:15
Resolutions. Couple dilemmas, all right.
44:18
Do you want to start? Should we Should we go with
44:20
dilemmas or? What have you discussed?
44:23
Have you got, have you got catches?
44:24
Your eye in it. OK, fine, let's do a dilemma.
44:33
OK, this is Cool Sama Alaikum. I'm a reciter and I've been
44:37
asked to recite somewhere and they've asked me what my cost is
44:40
to do a casita. What do I say?
44:42
Why looking at me? Are you bro?
44:46
It's not for me, OK? I know we dedicate the whole
44:49
podcasters. You know, say it one more time.
44:51
Say it one more time. Sama Alaikum.
44:53
I'm a reciter. I've been asked to recite
44:56
somewhere and they've asked me to do a casita.
44:57
My cost is to do a casita. What do I say?
45:00
So they want to know how much is his career, basically?
45:04
But he said the word cost. Cost.
45:07
Yeah, yeah. And he's saying.
45:09
How can you go about that situation?
45:10
The problem is, if you ask me, I'm gonna tell you it's
45:13
priceless. Yeah, you can't put you can't
45:15
put a figure on it. OK, so you're saying maybe the
45:17
guy shouldn't say a number? It's up to him, OK, Yeah.
45:22
And if you if you want a detailed answer to this, there's
45:25
a conversation we've had about this in a previous episode where
45:30
we found out people demand 5K for a measures or something.
45:34
So it just depends what figure you want to put with this 5 lbs
45:37
or five salawatts or $5000? Circumstantial, I think.
45:41
Yeah, I I I mean, every case has its own.
45:45
Yeah, discussion. Discussion.
45:46
I like that five salawat thing, actually, yeah, because that
45:49
will, that will weigh heavily in the hereafter.
45:51
There you go. Let me give you how you see it.
45:53
So I stole things when I was younger from a shop and I don't
45:57
know how to fix my past. I stole things when I was
46:02
younger from a shop and I don't know how to fix my past.
46:06
OK, do we know how old they were?
46:09
No. Can I give my gun my OK, so I
46:13
did the same thing, all right? Like, I'd done that when I was
46:16
younger. Not proud of it, obviously.
46:19
I'm. Priest.
46:20
So yeah, not. Confession Booth.
46:25
No, like in the when I was young I did that a couple of times.
46:29
I was, I was like really, really immature, childish about it.
46:37
Never anything like too much or like it was just stupid things
46:41
like sweets and things like that, right?
46:44
But the guilt eats me alive, ate me alive for a very long time,
46:48
even till now. Even though I've, you know,
46:50
inshallah I've repented, hopefully, inshallah it's
46:51
forgiven. But I don't know what to say.
46:54
I mean from what I understood you can repay the value what you
46:58
think it is to the shop owner. So I I did that.
47:00
I walked into a shop one day and I like tipped the guy the amount
47:04
I thought I owed him basically. And I and I knew it was the same
47:08
shop, same owners, you know, from before because it's in the
47:12
same area and whatnot. So that's for me.
47:15
But obviously at the end of the day, these kind of things come
47:18
down to your knee when it comes to asking for forgiveness.
47:21
Like you have to be sincere, You have to remember it and you
47:26
know, you forgive, you pray for forgiveness, but you yourself
47:30
don't forget it. So you make the knee and never
47:32
to do anything of the same style again or on any different level
47:36
because you might steal money unknowingly.
47:38
You know, you might take more, might make more income and not
47:41
keep the money and you know, not pay your tax on it, for example,
47:44
whatever it might be, do different things, but it's a
47:46
difficult one, man. It's a very, very tricky
47:49
situation to be in. So yeah, I don't know the a calm
47:53
answer, but and that's what I would have done.
47:56
And yeah, I would say #1, the fact you have, I mean you've
48:01
asked that yours very beautifully by the way.
48:03
And and the way you've said it and the way you dealt with it
48:05
and how you felt about it is amazing.
48:07
But just for the brother here or sister, I don't know who he is.
48:11
I think that the fact that you're thinking about it you
48:13
have that sense of guilt already that's that's a step towards you
48:18
know seeking Ester part towards the the the door of repentance
48:21
of the last part of the town and the fact you were young.
48:24
I was going to say I don't know that I come but I I think if
48:26
you're not like valid you're not reached the age of Islamic
48:29
maturity. For example technically there's
48:31
no halal Haram for you there's as in there is halal that is
48:34
Haram but there's no like sin counted against you.
48:38
I don't know, Arsenal. We'll look into this, maybe on
48:40
their behalf. Kind of revelation of things are
48:42
swears upon, but are you saying that?
48:44
Yeah. Bro, I'm thinking of things I
48:46
did when I was 1011. Good.
48:51
I look I keep you wrong. Good.
48:52
We need to clarify this point. But some of the but I do
48:55
remember like halal and Haram. Yeah wait either maybe halal
48:59
Haram does kick in. Maybe it's the wajiba that don't
49:01
kick in. I could be wrong.
49:02
We'll clarify it. We'll find the clarification of.
49:05
This you're not liable for the sins that you did try to below.
49:08
You're right, but I would say it still weighs on you.
49:10
Yeah, You know, I wasn't you having that thought.
49:12
You've, you know, you've come to a conclusion that what you did
49:15
was wrong. That's enough.
49:17
And I have a lot of people to say, you know, I, I, I admit
49:19
what I did was wrong. I did injustice.
49:22
You know, I took someone's half away.
49:23
Yeah. To understand.
49:24
So just go back. If you're mature enough, just go
49:26
back and say look, when I was younger I walked in one day and
49:30
I took a sweet, I don't know, I took a pack of crisps.
49:31
I took, I don't know, a magazine.
49:34
I bought a bar of chocolate. It was at that time, I don't
49:37
know well my days. A bar of chocolate like a Dairy
49:40
Milk whole nut used to be like 30 pence, now it's £1.50 for.
49:45
A little slab. From the petrol station when you
49:47
want to go grab. Yeah.
49:48
Anyway, so I don't know how much it is at that at that time.
49:50
Maybe just tell them This is why I did.
49:51
He may say I forgive you. Don't worry about to go away.
49:53
The fact you've done this. Forgive us, Charlotte.
49:55
Forgive Knives of a Lost Pilot. But most of what's most
49:58
important? Let's just see forgiveness from
50:00
a lost. Yeah.
50:02
No, you're very right. OK, last one.
50:05
I I want to be an Islander, but I'm a girl.
50:10
I want to be an Islander, but I'm a girl who said there isn't
50:13
any female Islanders. Yeah, that's exactly what I'm
50:17
thinking. You.
50:18
You I study, but I think you just can't reach this the level.
50:22
Of no there there are female like scholars and things.
50:26
You've had female. Scholars on the podcast.
50:28
But you cannot. I don't know.
50:29
I don't know the ruling because I think you cannot become a
50:31
merger, A jurist. I think that was the one, yeah.
50:34
Yeah, I mean you. There's nothing wrong with it.
50:36
You can. You can study to the level of
50:38
Ayatollah merger, but I don't think you could get the title.
50:42
Yeah, but the point being is that you can become an island, a
50:44
Dean. There's nothing wrong with.
50:46
From a from a, which is obviously a much lower level.
50:49
If you talk about like in terms of your years of knowledge, we
50:53
there's female scholars. And you know society, the fact
50:55
she's asked this question I'm assuming you know she's she's
50:58
looking to seek knowledge in Charlotte.
50:59
May Allah bless her in this path is that in our societies people
51:03
always assume like everything falls on the shoulders of men.
51:07
Like you have a question, you go ask a male scholar.
51:10
Yeah. You you know you you want some
51:12
Islamic advice. You go to a male scholar.
51:14
You want everything has to be done by a male scholar, for
51:17
example, who says you can't do with the females.
51:19
Maybe it's on on the our responsibility as a community to
51:22
make it more known that women can and should study and also to
51:26
give more opportunities. Like when I was young, I know
51:27
now, like in the Iraqi community and other communities around me,
51:31
I knew there were like female Lamar.
51:34
How about that? Yeah, that existed.
51:36
So I think it depends where you, where you come from and in the
51:39
communities you're in. But there's, you know, London
51:42
is. A big thing to have female
51:44
scholars. Really.
51:46
Yeah, but what I think it is sort of.
51:48
Correct me if I'm wrong, maybe most of you you can echo my
51:50
words here, but the majority of female scholars that I knew were
51:53
even married to a scholar or they were daughters of scholars.
51:58
I think that the the issue is it's hard.
52:00
It's hard to find a place to study, to study.
52:02
To become a female scholar like Hauser isn't as easily as.
52:05
There are places. There are here, of course, but
52:07
she's not as easy accessible. And you can even do like
52:10
mainstream universities have courses as well.
52:12
Obviously they're not like Hauser, but you can study
52:15
Islamic studies at university. If I'm not wrong, for example
52:18
Khatim Nabin in London has class.
52:20
Classes for Islamic College. Online E houses as well They
52:25
take female. Academy female candidates,
52:28
there's different I can think of in London, I can think of three
52:30
or four, you know, and even some of them are lower levels in
52:33
terms of commitment. So in Stanmore, in my local
52:36
community, they have an Academy. I went for a few years, they've
52:39
run it till now on a weekly basis.
52:41
They have an island come in who will go through something.
52:45
It could be Tafasir, it could be Arkad, it could be Tadir, it
52:50
could be Kalaki or whatever it is, but like just on a
52:55
foundation level for you then to go and dip your toes further
52:59
into a certain field of studies. And also we have Jamaah Knights.
53:05
Some people can can. People can study on there, not
53:07
on a level like there's there's a lot.
53:09
Of I would say go to your local resident island or something and
53:13
ask that question. Yeah, I want to pursue this path
53:16
path of knowledge. I want to become a a high limer
53:19
what's the steps to it? I.
53:19
Said and if it doesn't exist, they'll help you create those
53:22
steps. Yeah.
53:23
Beautiful generation. Beautiful.
53:24
Yeah. We all are a water, inshallah.
53:26
We do have some New Year resolutions.
53:28
Let's do that. Let's do a few.
53:29
We'll share some. So we asked a question on
53:33
Instagram and we said what's your New Year's resolution?
53:37
Peeps for people don't know what peeps means.
53:40
People, basically. I'm guessing you didn't post
53:43
that I. Definitely didn't post that.
53:45
I would have said yeah, you know me.
53:54
So someone said catch up with Kavanamaz.
53:58
Oh. I think that's a big one.
54:00
Wow, that's a huge. Huge.
54:02
Huge. Huge.
54:03
Huge. Huge.
54:04
We could all do it if we've got any.
54:06
Shallah, someone said to subscribe to After Maghrib if
54:11
you haven't already, then I don't know why you're watching
54:13
the show. Never miss us Allah
54:16
intentionally and pray all of it, not just Farah.
54:20
Wow. I write that.
54:23
Be more spiritual, Read more books to ponder upon the verses
54:27
of Quran. I think that's so important.
54:29
Beautiful. Beautiful.
54:30
Because, you know, we can. We always mention this on some
54:32
pop conversations we have where we say, you know, we just read
54:34
like parrots without reflecting or pondering or trying to
54:38
understand the wisdom behind each each of us.
54:42
If you're sorry said to follow. Rosola Salallahu Ali, Hawaii is
54:44
selling, you know, he says, An hour of reflection as well. 70
54:47
years of worship and the fact you want to take this into your
54:50
New Year resolution? You're on the right track.
54:52
I mean you could do like you could either do it the the fast
54:58
track way over the year and you could look at 2 sodas a week for
55:02
example, on average 108 weeks or 108 sodas and 140 out of 100 and
55:07
whatever average about two a week.
55:10
Complete the year by studying, even on a very surface level.
55:15
Read the the fast year and even read the soda itself, obviously
55:19
in the commentary of it and whatnot.
55:21
And then by that time, the end of the year comes you've looked
55:23
at the majority of the Holy of Quran in to a good level.
55:28
Like there's a lot of us. You know we would have maybe
55:31
heard of the name of a sworda and we'd be like, yeah, I've
55:33
heard of the sworda, but I don't know what it's about or I don't
55:36
know the message, I don't know where where it was revealed,
55:39
what the context it was revealed in.
55:41
Or even if you don't want to do it on a mass level, you could
55:44
even do it on a on a more like you said an hour of reflection.
55:47
So you could, you could focus on a specific sword for the month,
55:51
sort of this 12 surahs across the year by the end of the year.
55:54
I think that's nice. Actually, I'd prefer to do that
55:56
on a personal level by the end of the year.
55:58
You know, 12 Surahs really well. You know, you can drop the
56:01
verses, you know the the commentary, you know the history
56:03
behind it. You know the way in which the we
56:06
love the Sora in today's daily age and its relevance.
56:09
Yeah, I really, really like that answer.
56:12
And by the way, even like we can say pause pondering on the
56:15
verses, I try to understand the context of the of the actual
56:19
Sora itself because I love well the stories at the end of the
56:22
day, 99% of them, like the majority of my actual stories I
56:26
remember as a child. I still always have Quranic
56:28
stories and they're so beautiful and they're still alive with us
56:31
till today. And I mean, if we can not just
56:34
like ponder on the verses or read the Quran, but actually try
56:36
to understand what that story is, what's the moral behind
56:39
every, every chapter there is in the Quran?
56:41
Well, I think it will really help.
56:43
Yeah. Yeah, Yeah.
56:43
Down the line, you're going to come one day, 5-6, ten years.
56:46
You're going to say, you know what, I just remembered a moral
56:50
from that pondering I did or from that, you know, tafsir that
56:53
I did and you can implement it. They come in, they come into
56:56
play in the most random. Part They do.
56:57
They really do. Random part of your day.
56:59
You know, I remember this prophet, or I remember this
57:01
story of this of, of this community in history or
57:05
whatever, which Allah blessed or punished or whatever it might
57:07
be. And those are really small
57:10
moments where you're like, you know what?
57:11
I'm grateful I did that. I'm going to read two more.
57:14
OK, quicker ones. Yeah.
57:17
Becoming a better Muslim and taking care of myself physically
57:21
and mentally. Nice.
57:22
I think they go hand in hand 100% and you, you, they do go on
57:27
hand then they do, they do, they do 100%.
57:29
Yeah, there's another one. Just say gone 19th.
57:34
Of January, we're doing an event with a mental health specialist
57:37
in London. Yes, talking about mental health
57:40
at SOAS University. So if you are in London, check
57:43
out SOAS Absoc on Instagram. We're going to be there with
57:46
Doctor Sarfraz Jiraj, who's like an incredible, incredible
57:50
psychiatrist and he's worked with Azure Bait TV in the past.
57:54
He's very reliable. So check it out, get your
57:57
tickets and be there. Be square.
57:59
I'm looking forward to that event, yeah.
58:01
And I'll say the last resolution, because brothers
58:04
like 10s and 10s and 10s and it's only fair we read as much
58:07
as we can. Last one I've chosen is this to
58:10
be kind and gentle with the people around me.
58:12
Very. Nice.
58:13
Why I chose that one? Because it it it reminded me of
58:17
a beautiful saying by Imam Ali Ali Salaam, I know.
58:21
I'm going to say what? What was it?
58:23
Act in such a way with people where your presence, they crave
58:26
you and wouldn't. Accent Live amongst.
58:27
People, I miss you. Live amongst people in such a
58:30
manner that if you are, if you are alive, they crave your
58:33
company, and if you are dead, they.
58:37
Miss you they. Miss you, basically, yeah.
58:39
That that's like. I knew you was going to say.
58:40
That's your. Favorite.
58:41
It's one of my favorite. One of your favourites.
58:43
Yeah, yeah, I knew that. That's how well I know you.
58:45
Hand Allah. Hand Allah.
58:46
See Ali. Happy New Year, Ahmed.
58:48
'S my my harun to my Musa. Off.
58:54
I like it. I like it.
58:55
All right guys, hope you enjoyed the episode.
58:57
I know it's a bit different. We are going back to normal
58:59
discussions for next week. Inshallah inshallah, looking
59:03
forward to it. This month we have off the top
59:06
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59:09
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59:27
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59:30
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59:32
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59:34
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