Part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/raOVhYWNqrh2mLMfeature=shared

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Subhanallah alhamdulillah excellent blown by these moral logics wow

MashaAllah, I've never heard a female athan before. Beautiful voice :)

So powerful Thanks Sir

Alhamdulillah again for this important wisdom

The Ummah is so blessed with Sheikh Khaled, he is a fountain of knowledge. If only more would listen to him.

Your videos are so helpful and beautiful. Thank you so much for showing me the true beauty of Islam. May Allah bless you immensely and reward you with the highest ranks in jannah

This was a fitting final chapter of The Prophet's Pulpit Volume 2, where this khutbah was placed.

'The Story of Prophet Yunus and Why Despair is Not an Option' khutbah: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqG7aZyFerOZeJofeature=shared

I share her work as widely as I can.

Alhamdulillah very thought provoking

The article referred to on interpretation of 4:34 is by Saqib Hussain and is called “ The Bitter Lot of the Rebellious Wife: Hierarchy, Obedience, and Punishment in Q. 4:34”( Edinburg university press) . It’s available online

Also want to highlight the importance of recognizing that homosexuality is not a “disease”. This is in line with current state-of-the-art of psychological science. However, it is important also to note that some of the “desires” and behaviors mentioned here as “fetishes” such as necrophelia are indeed classified as pathological within the DSM. So given that homosexuality has historically been, and I know for a fact, continues to be viewed as such by many Muslim MDs practicing in the U.S., we have to be extremely careful in how we talk about it without contradicting ourselves. As with other Usuli discussions of mental health, we understand that the Sheikh is humbly contributing to the conversation and stimulating discussion, but we should not ignore the experts, being sure to include Muslim psychologists, especially those who are familiar with Frantz Fanon’s contributions.

Also waiting for the discussion of gender and gender identity. Looking forward to a nuanced one.

I ended up watching this, since I couldn’t find the Usuli khutbah for today. I pray the Sheikh and his family are healthy and well. I agree with most of this, especially the part about actually having calm, thoughtful dialogue around the issue. I have no patience for the melt downs and dogma on all sides. What I’m wrestling with is the “fetish” argument. I even looked up the definition of a (sexual) fetish, and homosexual desire does not seem to fit it (“fixation on/deriving pleasure from something other than the ‘sexual organs’”). Also, as a Western convert to Islam, I started thinking, what’s inherently wrong with a so-called “fetish” (although I would argue skin should be considered a sexual organ, or at least sensual)? Are fetishes considered haram? I feel like in my mind, in Western culture, the distinction we have made between acceptable, healthy, sexuality is that you act on sexual desire only when it is transparent and mutually consenting. The problem with necrophilia or desiring children or only being satisfied by raping are issues of consent, not merely that they are “deviant.” Even apparently “violent” sex can be mutually consented to, although it seems to be treading on thin ice, but there’s also a fine line between “violence” and passion, with control usually at the root of true violence. So I think that argument does need a lot more discussion. The other side of the argument which was interesting to me was the discussion of sakina. Since I left my husband, I’ve really been savoring living alone and experiencing much more Sakina. According to Islam, is marriage and cohabitation necessary for sakina? That’s not my understanding.

Was there any announcement?

Assalamu alaikum all. Does anyone knows, why there is no more Khutbah?

Nicole is a bright human, thanks for this great conversation

I love you sheikh

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I'm glad this amazing khutbah was included in Volume 3 of The Prophet's Pulpit. Page 71: "Muslims should revisit the Prophet's last will and testament to see how the Prophet emphasized our unity, the sanctity of blood, and the core principle of justice. The Prophet did not emphasize obedience to unjust oligarchs. The Prophet did not emphasize stability and order. He emphasized core moral principles and the evils of racism, ethnocentrism, and classism."

My biggest blessing from God is finding this channel and Professor as my teacher. Alhamdulillah

This is from Jeffrey Lang kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnjPc5SueNinldksi=gFOXFFDNGQfvNSjs

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Did someone tell her that there are still people in prisons there?

Excellent sermon with interesting and illuminating insight. I share your paroxysms of disgust and loathing of House al-Saud and House bin Zayed the arch Satans, criminals (Mujrimoon) and excreta of humankind in this era.

اللهم صل وسلم على النبي

1 h. 33 min. Asalamu-alaikum, the young sister misspoke about the age of Judaism. She said it is a 2000 year old religion. I believe the Jewish calendar counts their civilization as dating back over twice a far. Allah knows best.

4:119 makes me think about the programme to make digital identification by Microsoft (ID 2020).

I'm very thankful to have found this channel. May Allah bless you.

No matter the research I have put into this issue of music, there will always be those who will respond to me with that same verse and hadeeth as evidence to "refute" me as if I don't know them and tell me to stop following my desires. Ironically, I rarely listen to music and most of my free time is watching Islamic videos. Also, I'm pretty sure Ibn Mas'ood is reported to have said Ghinaa' (singing) as an interpretation to Lahwu-l-Hadeeth. If this is true then this does not include musical instruments, but a melodious voice, which 100% agrees with the Hadeeth (speech) in Lahwu-l-Hadeeth, and is in agreement with one reason for relevation of the verse which was that a man bought singing girls to distract from the path of Allah and from listening to the Quran. Also, Ibn Mas'ood didn't say halal or haram but just mentioned it in the context of the verse.

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You did mention about tribalism. Wahhabism is very tribal and its origins too. While it doesn’t have any historical basis in Islamic history, it has unfortunately become the dominant trend in contemporary Islam. It has heavily influenced the contemporary discourses and paradigms of modern day Muslims.

An ASTOUNDING LECTURE!!! How can the Muslim world be shaken up ?????

I'm Afghan and Pakistan has occupied Afghanistan 🇦🇫 territory and this is the core issue why Afghans never found peace consistently, peace in Afghanistan is always temporary until Pakistan creates a third state actors to bring down Afghanistan government and institutions, Afghanistan and Palastinians are going through same, but one is done by Jew Z10N15T while in Afghanistan it is done by Pakistani nationalist

On professors question at 18:14 why are human rights activists blinded by Israel's actions? I'd start with the protection of one's own career and the power, influence and intimidation of the Zionist lobby. There is a wilful blind spot if they can't change their mind months into the destruction of Gaza. A Self defence argument has a limited life span in a genocide

Is this an issue worth bothering about? why don't we simply use our God given reason and be accountable for that?

This series is pure gold I'm so grateful for your efforts. We would never have access to this wisdom otherwise in such detail if it wasn't for you

God bless you NICOL ❤ Free Free Palestine 🇵🇸 ♥

Yess, prophet Muhammad already foretold that things in life WILL get worse and worse.

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These khutbahs never miss. Thank you.

this made me tear up i’ve been looking for so long to someone welling to talk about this. thank you 🤍

terima kasih😊😊

Powerfull!