I am from 🇧🇩. Love her channel so much. May Allah bless her. Aameen.

You are irrational and brainwashed

Brother, belonging to Muslim family I can tell you even I have challenges with some muslims. There is a lot of cultural baggage that communities need to drop.

Brother William, although I am a born muslim, but I see many similarities between us. I was outclassed because I dont usually go with peers, very deeply observing and often times critical. Dont get along with the stereotype. But in my 60s I began to feel the bliss of isolation . I can feel Allah very close to me.

Dear brother, the reason you find the majority of muslim influencers on the offense, or quite different to Paloma, lies in the inherrent fear with which most of us are brought up, as subjects of the colonizers, who branded their marks in our minds and culture. We are not used to a life that explores nature to see the print of Allah in it. So how can we not be slaves.

Brother, Dubai has compromised its islamic identity with a rather secular one, incorporating its traditional Arab infrastructure with seemingly corporate/ trading companies working for israeli intersts, which is simply none other than the globalist and occupational jewish state.

🤎Eid Al-ad'ha Mubarak🤎 (Blessed the great Sacrifice of the Prophet Abraham commemoration feast) May Allah Almighty extend your life to witness it again and again, and give you a good health and prosperity, and forgive your shortcomings, and grants you access to his Gardens in the hearafter, Ameen.

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Those trigger warnings 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 The fact that those even needed putting up makes me want to actually cry. So nothing left to do but to laugh instead.

From a salafi household, but she seems charming.

Very important video. Thank you

Ive been following her for a few months now . I really enjoy watching her channel and her content. Its simple, honest and so refreshing to see Islam being practiced in such a beautiful way in Spain, Mashaallah

I found her channel last year, her channel is so soothing, simplicity, and watch her channel on every eid celebration. Immediately i subscribe 7:01 that was what made me subscribe to her channel

Gracias 🍎

Mashallah! 😊 [Con vuestro permiso, voy a expresarme en español que me resulta más fácil (perdón por las molestias de antemano).] Soy una española que volvió al islam hace unos meses. Durante mi investigación sobre el islam los meses anteriores a hacer mi shahada, descubrí el canal de Paloma. Como española que no conocía ningún español/a musulmán, verla en KZbin fue una ventana abierta por donde entraba un rayo de luz y esperanza✨. En ella vi el ejemplo de que se puede ser española y musulmana a la vez, que no es incompatible. ¡Ahora sé que esto es algo demasiado obvio! Pero quienes hemos crecido toda la vida en España hemos escuchado demasiadas veces que "ser español es lo contrario a ser musulmán" porque "gracias a Los Reyes Católicos en 1492 se unificó el Reino de España al derrotar el último reino musulmán nazarí de Granada (sur de Andalucía)". Cuando llevas toda la vida escuchando esto, creedme que es una lucha interna muy fuerte porque sientes que al abrazar el islam te estás enfrentando a toda tu cultura y renegando de toda tu identidad, cuando no es así del todo... El islam acepta lo bueno de cada cultura y rechaza lo que es malo (como comer cerdo, que aquí en España es bastante habitual, como el jamón ibérico que se considera "muy español", por desgracia). Entonces, fue para mí muy hermoso ver que no era la única española que quería ser musulmana, pues sólo conocía africanos musulmanes (de Senegal -como mi marido-, Malí, Guinea, Marruecos...) o asiáticos. Para mí, Paloma fue una inspiración...ella nunca presumió de ser "buena musulmana". Es más, yo creo que cuando empezó su canal aún no era musulmana (aunque no estoy 100% segura...o quizás estaba empezando su andadura). Si os dais cuenta, en los vídeos más recientes ya no hace retratos humanos, eso era antes. Ahora está más enfocada en editar sus videos y expresar su arte de esta manera. Además de esto, creo que es la única persona de su familia que ha abrazado el islam por lo que es una inspiración para quienes nos debatimos con dar el paso y nos llegan pensamientos de miedo al pensar si seremos aceptados por nuestra familia... Entonces, ver todo el amor que le tiene a su padre, y cómo él la ama, es muy muy emotivo y nos da corage su ejemplo. En momentos en los tenía muchas preocupaciones en la mente, escucharla hablar era un gran alivio. Tiene el don de transmitir mucha paz al narrar su experiencia de ir a la mezquita, sus emociones al leer alguna sura, sus momentos de servir comida a la comunidad, etc. Es más, sin ella pretenderlo, gracias a su sencillez y su forma de ser, ha inspirado a muchas personas a tomar su Shahada y hay ejemplos en su canal. Es algo digno de admirar. Y personas como ella son necesarias porque desde su humildad y dulzura, vemos que el islam no es tan difícil como parecía, sino que es una religión para todo el mundo. Y que cualquier persona puede abrazar el islam. Obviamente, los primeros pasos en el islam son como los de un bebé👶🏼 todo es nuevo y hay que ir aprendiendo. Paso a paso👣 Parece que ella se inspira en el sufismo, pero se nota que está haciendo su camino por aprender del Corán y la sunna. Es impresionante destacar su esfuerzo y dedicación. Incluso veo que practica más el islam que muchos musulmanes de nacimiento que he conocido. ¡Simplemente le estoy muy agradecida! 💜 Que Allah le bendiga y le guíe. Y que nos guíe a todos por el camino recto, in-sha-Allah🤲🏽 Muchas bendiciones para tu canal, Dr William, haces una gran labor! De nuevo, Mashallah!😊

May Allah bless her and keep her in the straight path. Ameen

Debater? Yes. Strong Man and can probably kick my ass? Sure. Wise Muslim? Never. He likes it too much to judge people and saying who is or who isn’t a Muslim. Big mistake. Accepting Andrew Tate and discrediting Prime Minister of Scotland or some Quranist calling him “worst than Atheist” shows your true color and relationship towards Islam.

What is the spinning wheel device behind you. Is it a PC?

Allāh be the judge upon the normalizers of Kufr. Choose the path towards pleasing Allāh and not the Kuffar.

I've found the best way to show nationalists perspective is by showing them the Knights Templar, who are Euro supremacists themselves.

Brothers and sisters unite, its the time

Have u watched the documentary TRT did about their community "Resilient souls" I was genuinely surprised how much they were rooted in tradition.

Allahuma barik 💖

No matter how many positive comments she and her channels get - Islam has nothing to do with desires or views of lunatic and culture oriented individuals. Islam is the culture that has its own pillars and borders and these are immovable and finalized. Allah had decided WHAT IS our religion and HOW it must be followed, and even decided which differences are allowed, and He sent his beautiful messenger Muhammad and aided him with his beautiful companions - Allah, by their lives and examples, had shown us how Islam must be followed the best way possible - and that's the only way and example we muslims look for to. All other ways are in hell, no matter what people call them and how people describe them, so it is better for everyone to constantly pure and correct their faith and lifes, which means constantly compare their path with path of Muhammad and his companions, and correct our religion while we can and death isn't standing in doorsteps of our lives. May Allah cover every sincere human and jinn with his mercy, and His mercy is the grandest and He forgives those who ask forgiveness and correct their lives, and make it easier to follow the path that he decided for muslims and make all other non-muslim paths worthless and needles. Our Lord make it easier for us to obey You in hearts, words and deeds the way You decided to us and make all other ways of no need. Protect us from all sects, blasphemy and heresies no matter how they look and what they contained of. la ilaha illallah muhammadur rasulullah - there is no god but Allah and Muhammad is His messenger. la hawla wala quwwata illa billah - There is no power and no strength except with God. inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un - Indeed, we belong to Allah, and indeed, to Him we return. All bida'h leads to perdition and to hell. (bidʿah, in Islam, any innovation that has no roots in the traditional practice (Sunnah) of the Muslim community)

It's ironic that Muslims would make debate channels when debating isn't permitted.

I'd let her learn at her pace. Besides, everything is exactly as Allaah wants them to be.

I've learned it's generally useless to dwell on what others do. Focusing on humans is nothing that brings peace. The stigmatism associated with "sufism" is WAY blown out of proportion. I don't know anyone who worships dead people.

I cannot watch any of her videos not because they are bad, but because I deeply envy her. To have the ability to practice your religion without fear of persecution, disowning, killing, being kicked out to the street, losing your job, or being forced to divorce your wife, is a dream I have that I know cannot be realized as long as I live in this hellhole of an Islamic country. Congrats to those who escaped to the west or anywhere else thats respects humanity, and good luck to the likes of me who live in secrecy.

This is a good video.

Oh All mighty Allah 😭😭😭. Please give this people knowledge. This people gonna destroy my religion 😭😭😭

Blame the British Hindu Raj colonial era for this reason.😅 this people are so uneducated that they can make any false things about anyone. It's a big shame 😭😭 for Muslim. This Muslim represent Islam as third class religion.

Thanks for this videos it's refreshing to see such Muslims who are diverse, tolerant and appreciate art and creativity. I think they are more Muslim in their spirit than the so called 'religious' Muslims who would invalidate her. They make Islam appear harsh, ugly and with very little to offer the world.

I had hope when you claimed to be objective but not soon after you started to defend Islam instead of “trying to understand them”… you are so disingenuous…

Yeah you can find channels that better represent Muslims then them Dawah character channels. I'm sure a few are sincere, but a few are not, though most are a mix of both. People tend to convince themselves of the need to sellout a little here and a little there for practical reasons. A good example from my own personal experience was when I went on hajj with a Muslim tour group who up sold their product. They made out that at Mecca we would have 3, 4 bedroom accommodation. Instead we got a 15/20 dorm room situation. Well the pilgrims were rather upset, some rebelled and occupied some of the better private rooms hired for late comers. After things settled and the majority of the hajj was over, I got talking to the tour owner about the drama and he explained his stance. Very nice guy, may Allah reward him with Jannah firdaws and forgive his sins. He claimed that if he didn't up sell and tell a few lies, his hajj tours wouldn't make enough to cover his costs. He believed it was necessary evil to keep the good of his hajj group going. At the time his Hajj tours was a good deal, relatively cheap in comparison to others, offers were great and his motivations weren't money based, rather a need for survival. He was a good man, looked after his family but he was wrong here. Very few Dawah channels will be sincere completely, but I'm sure their core intent would be good. Going to vloggers who aren't doing the dawah thing will give a better representation of Muslims for me.

Got it. We need Ahlul Hadithé Hispania Movement.

This is not Andalusian Islam. This is as haram as all the other cultures we have today from Pakistan to Morocco. This is simply diluted form of Islam. Haram Detected, Stupid Culture Rejected.

Music No Hijab Sufism Freemixing Ticking all the boxes to bring as much misrepresentation of islam. Not hating on her, just saying, she would have been LASHED many times had she (and these people) lived in Caliph AbuBakr's or Umar's times.

i see alot of her in myself, my mother and many of the women in my family. And we are from a totally different region; Turkiye. Although we dont wear the hijab, we never felt any less of being a muslim. We dress modestly, we love nature and music as well. We fast, pray and give charity. These are all things that are immensely more important than just wearing the hijab, or eating halal meat thats hand slaughtered versus machine slaughtered. Islam is not complicated, but people make it complicated by preaching and glorifying random rules that are poorly supported from historical context. Thank you so much for sharing her channel ❤

I found her channel years ago and love it to this day. There's a Ramadan series in my country, Jejak Rasul( sort of like a documentary vlog programme that talk about Islam and Muslims and Islamic history as well as sirah around the world). They will cover certain regions each year and one of unforgettable to me is when they went to Spain. It left deep impression in me as well as a bit of sadness that time. I admit that that time I wish Islam will come back there. When I found Paloma's channel, I was so elated and I remembered that feelings when I watched Jejak Rasul it but this time I'm really happy.

Jazak allah for letting me know about this channel - I've subscribed to her

Assalamu alaykum sir William, I am writing you this comment in hopes of you reading it and perhaps reconsidering your stance on the situation. Now, let me start off by saying that the way many Muslims react when they see channels like Paloma's (i.e. not full hijab, music, etc.) is unacceptable; not only does this behaviour deter people away from Islam, which can make them be held accountable (and Allah knows best), but it is not how the prophet peace be upon him would ever speak to another Muslim, no matter how "un-islamic" they might be. Yes, he would get angry at times, but only at the right time and in the right place (e.g. when someone makes a major mistake). Furthermore, I've come across your channel through your video "the social hierarchy of Muslim converts", I thought it was a great work, and I can see how you have integrated the idea of that video into this one, many Muslims unfortunately have this attitude of "wrong Muslim" and "right Muslim", they fail to understand that "Muslim is Muslim" (unless they're very clearly deviants but you can spot those very easily thankfully), and that we're supposed to bring Muslims closer together, not divide them even further through race, religiousness, or any other factor, ESPECIALLY in our time where the Ummah has never been this divided before. So all in all, I think you deliver a great message that a lot of Muslims need to hear nowadays, and I personally thank you for this. Now with all this being said, to present Palona's content of revealing her hair, including music etc. as perfectly acceptable, is problematic as well, because remember what I said earlier? Our job is to bring Muslims closer together, but to what exactly? To Islam itself, of course, the religion of Allah! And what does Islam teach us? To avoid musical instruments, drawing humans (I'll say drawing is disputed but the most authentic opinion is it should be avoided), spare our beards (i.e. not shave them), but more importantly, protect our modesty! Guard ourselves, especially our sisters by covering up their hair, treating their bodies as valueable treasures, not as a cheap product for any man to see, and to seperate herself from the non-muslim woman, who does not look after her modesty or dignity and holds herself for a cheap price, this is how we tell apart the Muslimah from the Kafirah, our sisters cherish themselves, they dignify themselves. So with all due respect mr. Barylo, when you present Palona's uncovered hair as if it's no problem at all, you are also in a way deterring people away from Islam, not through faith of course, but through practice. I don't know what your intentions are, and I'm not going to speculate over them, but it would be kind of you to at least include a small heads up like "note: I am not saying it's okay for women to not cover themselves, but the hatred people are directing at her is unacceptable". For all you know, maybe a sister who's trying to wear her Hijab watches your video and uses it as an excuse not to do so. So with that being said, please brother, let us all practice and preach Islam as the prophet peace be upon him practiced and preached it, and let there be no division between us like the West with their radicalized left and right wing, let us all come back to the religion of Islam, a religion meant to be moderate, neither strict nor loose, a religion meant to bring peace and harmony to people. May Allah guide us

Islam is about looking inward not outward. Islam is about Allah Almighty and the Prophet (Peace be upon him)and connection with Allah and emulating the prophet SAW. Criticising others is non Islamic Not all tubers are the same And can’t be painted with the same brush. Best you study what Islam is about. It is about faith not about criticising others. Completely non Islamic.

Underrated channel you.

Leave sufi communities for sufis, there are such in the u.k. too but you choose to compare paloma with aisha rosalie or others who have zero creativity

I'm "native musilm" & I found her far more muslim than me! May god protect her.

I love that channel..

Love the disclaimer at the beginning 😂 Great video

You make some good points. Some very good points. However she is selling Sufism.... And whoever complains about haram police / bidda police, should remember that part of the duty of a muslim is to remind people of what is forbidden and what is good. If you dislike people doing al wala wal bara maybe you should ask yourself why you dislike it. Is it because you disagree with a particular ruling, or is it because you want to shape Islam according to your own desires?

I love her channel. Gives you a glimpse into Andalusian Muslim culture.

Oh dear. I have lived in the UK all my life and never once did I think you had to be rich to be a Muslim, nor do I hang around in "Shisha lounges" nor do I even like "Dubai" … there is obviously something wrong with me! My mother never wore hijab, she was the daughter of a sheikh from Al-Azhar (from the old pre-WWII days) and she is the most amazingly good Muslim. My father was a university teacher and he never made "big money". I am old now and my parents are old but I don't think I was that different (or maybe I am … I don't know). We were always taught to believe that you shouldn't judge other people by their religion or how they practice their religion. Maybe I have been taught wrongly. I hope not. I think not.