@@arya1754 wa’laikum as salam wrwb. Of course! The book “صحوة الرجل المريض” by Muafaq Bani Marja published in the University of Cairo is a Masters paper that provides primary evidence, both physical and in testimony, how the Grand Muftis of Al-Azhar were involved in Freemasonry (specifically a lodge in Egypt known as “كوكب الشرق" ) and how freemasonry in general had deeply infiltrated the Ummah prior to the fall of the Khilafah. It also covers scholarship in Arabia and how it was bought by Britain, but hey. You don’t have to read official publications for that. The books of Muhammad ibn AbdulWahhabs companions themselves document how they went around killing masses of people and dealing with haram money and allegiances in the book “تاريخ النّجد”

I have the pdfs for these books if you want them. You can add my Telegram or message me on Instagram for them. Links are in my description

@@GoodQuranRecitations ameen

wsalam wrwb. It's in the description of the video. My tag is @salehASUQ

I have a video on my KZbin specifically talking about modern islamic scholarship . I'm sure that will change your mind even more

@@salehquraishi1383 Sure Insha Allah will be watching that one as well.

Sorry for the descriptive example I'm about to give, but I'm genuinely curious about you brother. How would you describe the feeling in your stomach when you hear the screams of your mother and sister being tortured and killed live on call whilst you're sitting in a different country with your uncles, aunties, nephews and nieces. And one of them mutes the call and says let's talk about the importance of the sunan before Fajr? Is this a happy feeling? That masha'allah! My relative is talking about more prayer! I'm so glad! This is so great in the sight of Allah! I'm sure any sane person would either kick that person out of the gathering or themselves leave. Does this mean that you hate the sunnahs of Fajr? Or does this mean you hate that a greater obligation is never being talked about?

@@salehquraishi1383 What obligation are you referring to specifically in the last sentence?

@@UniversalKutub of speaking/working to go and save your family before they are killed. There’s no contradiction usually between that and things such as prayer , but what should be talked about?

@@AZAM4178 appreciate it gango 😎 using the Lark M2 wireless Mic

@@TobiasRiau ameen, appreciate the du’as 🙏

@@JourneyoftheReverted ameen. Unfortunate reality of our times 😢

@@AANaeem The shahadah you utter is one if the most political statements ever made by a human being that rejects any purpose given by man-made systems and governments (لا اله) and tells them you only give obedience and derive purpose from Allah (الّا الله). Almost single story of the prophets in the Qur’an is about them challenging entire societies and governments by the command of Allah. Im not gonna lie. Anybody, ulama or not, that is afraid to speak of what I said which is quite literally the basics of Islam. Their Imaan should be called into question at the bare minimum. Wouldn’t you agree?

@@salehquraishi1383 definitely not agree akh - you moving mad subhanAllah. a person cant even argue that the shahadah is a political statement. give me a statement of the prophet or understanding of the sahabah to make such a claim my brother. the shahadah - and if anyone disagrees, they don't know what the shahadah entails - is primarily focusing on worshipping Allah alone. that's whats being called to. the muslims aren't weak cos they left off politics or the leaders were bought off as some would claim. no it's weak because the ummah don't know what the shahadah means. your translatoin of la ilaaha illAllah is totally incorrect and a really dangerous one akh. its what leads to young guys b*owing themselves up in the name of islam. it's what leads to incorrect j*had. be very careful habeebi with what you say as this is not what the prophet primarily came down for. nor did the companions understand it this way

​@@salehquraishi1383 brother where did you get this from? Abu ala Maududi and sayyid qutb?

​@@salehquraishi1383Tell me why did the prophet teach tawheed in the land of Makkah and not establish khilafah at the first place, when muslims were being tortured. The problem with today's youth including me is that we make our opinions really quick with little knowledge we have and blame the ulama very quickly nauzubillah. The situation of muslim ummah is worse than ever, we need to come back to the real islam that is TAWHEED. We need to correct ourselves, that is when the Real help of Allah will be granted. The sole purpose of islam has never been khilafah but the spread of tawheed. And i don't get where did you got that big misconception of wahhabism being the reason for downfall of khilafah. Go and study ibn abdul wahhab was in najd and najd was not under khilafah usmania. The reason for the downfall of this Ummah is widespread shirk and bid'ah. And ittehaad is only possible on correct aqeedat tawheed.

@@ahlussunnahwaaljamahremind 100%. couldnt have put it better. May Allah guide us all.

Ameen! Jzk khair for the feedback. Means a lot

In the video, you also mentioned how the thought of giving a khutbah on the rules of wudu during a time like this when muslims are being slaughtered disgusted you. What needs to be understood is that a jama'ah which does not even know the rules of wudu or pray their salah on time will not care about the scholars call to j1h4d. You spoke about how the khutbahs of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) were perfectly in line with his audience. What about the jama'ah that Umar (may Allah be pleased with him) was addressing in his political khutbahs? These were the greatest and most knowledgeable generations of muslims, and he addressed them accordingly. Likewise khateebs of today need to address their audience according to what they need to hear, and also according to the level of knowledge of the khateeb himself. Barak Allah feekum.

@@UniversalKutub yh this brother is moving bit mad icl - may Allah guide him

I’m sorry, you must be mistaking me for someone else. I never made any comments or Khutbahs advocating for J1had at all. Unless you’re not mistaking me for someone else and accusing me of such in which you would have to bring evidence. Secondly, my comment on Wudu is regarding the population I am dealing with, that are well versed in the basic rituals of the Deen. If there happens to be a population on planet earth where many of them don’t even know how to do wudu, (not sure where you would find them, I hope you can tell me about it), then of course I would dedicate part of my Khutbah to it. But I would not make it entirely about wudu only. I would always connect it back to the mission of Islam. As far as the video of Ustad Abdurrahman Hassan is concerned. He just says “people need to learn the deen” as a solution, which can mean a million things. what point of knowledge is required for revival? Is the establishment of Islam some miracle that will happen when we focus on our prayers and just seek knowledge? Or will it happen when a group of people that prays, seeks knowledge, also develops political analysis and startegizes against the oppressive regimes of today and comes out victorious by Allahs help?

@@salehquraishi1383 My point was not specifically about wudu but rather the shortcomings of muslims in the west are such that many if not most are not even praying their daily salah on time. The vast majority of people do not know the basic things that one needs to know in islam. So although most people know how to make wudu, they unfortunately are not performing the basic actions that constitute islam. People doing the basics and seeking knowledge and leaving the imitation of the kuffar are things that need to happen first. The political issues and things about muslim rulers and 'oppressive regimes' as you call it are not topics that you are fit to speak about, with all due respect brother, and they are required to be addressed by the ulema or high level students of knowledge at most. This was my main point in the first comment. May Allah guide you to seeking further knowledge before coming out with such things. I posted a different comment with these videos I highly suggest you watch, but I think they somehow got removed: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKusiHx9rr6WgZIsi=NBCWvV5H4SJz0QtJ I also highly suggest looking into the topics of publicly criticizing the muslim rulers, as well as people of knowledge. AMAU has great videos on these topics. Barak Allah feekum brother and I only hope that Allah guides and increases us in knowledge and understanding of this deen. I don't have anything personal against and just wish to offer a word of advice to a fellow brother in islam, and I hope you take it that way.

@@sj4695 ameen. Jzk khair for the du’as. Is there evidence Sayyid Qutb was a Freemason himself? Many scholars were freemasons but i’ve never heard Sayyid Qutb being one. I do have a reading list, but perhaps ill make it public when I’ve increased my breadth of readings. Ive only read around 40 books so far. I want to at least get 100 before I make an official top 10 list. I still gove recommendations privately if you want. Just msg on Telegram, @salehASUQ

there's only vocals, no instruments in the video

wsalam wrwb. I have a video explaining it on my instagram. instagram.com/quraishisaleh/reel/C8uC1EJAzV7/

I just quoted a scholar. The verses and ahadith on enjoining good and forbidding evil elaborate on this so Sheikh Izzuddin ibn Abdussalam RA is not making things up from his desires lol. Also, This video is not an academic one, it's an experiential one. I'm just sharing my experiences which is why I didn't list references which I usually do in all my others videos. But it's a popular quote of his so should be a n easy search for you. Barakallahu feek.

I think you can go ahead and search for it? Because it's just out there and all we need to do is research it? Maybe he did his research and spoke what he spoke. And it's time we do our own.

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@@blessedmess4252 ameen to your du’as 🤲 It truly is a blessing to exist. To be human. To be muslim. To be given the opportunity to serve the deen of the Lord of the Universe. may Allah allow you to keep that pen filled with the ink of courage and wisdom. Ameen

​@@salehquraishi1383 ameen!

whats this...

Wa’laikum as salam wrwb. jzk khair for the encouraging advice 🙏 well put!

Wa’laikum as salam wrwb! Great to hear brother, standing up for the truth will always come with consequences and that is the beauty of the test. But im curious in which manner you disagree with the statement of Izzuddin ibn Abdussalam? Even if the muslims are at a lower level of comprehension, that wouldn’t disillusion them from the principles of the deen right? It’s not very high level concepts that have been debated by scholars. It’s as basic as can be to speak of the deen as a complete system that will save humanity from opppression. And that we need to work to put that system in place once again

Also quick question on the verses of j1had. Isn’t that inapplicable today without an islamic state? It is done in defence to protect the lives of our brothers and sisters today. But the expansionist ruling of it is only applied after the establishment of the Khilafah. Which is something the Sahabah only undertook after Hijrah.

@@salehquraishi1383 Ahamdulillah, it's a good question. So, Izzuddin ibn Abdussalam didn't say the jumah was invalid: from the shari'ah what makes a valid jummah is the dhikr of Allah (from the verse in Surah Al Jummah). So that's the first point, and that should be respected because it's the shari'ah of Allah. Secondly, as everyone says in just about every khutbah, which is from the sunnah, whoever Allah guides will never be led astray, and whoever Allah leaves astray, no one can guide (meaning, as I understand it: if the criteria of the jummah is fulfilled, the one who Allah determined to be guided will be guided, regardless of whether the khutbah is long, short, done by a noob, done by the biggest scholar), and that should be respected. (Anecdote: I did a khutbah on Hajj, and mentioned the story of Ibrahim A.S. and the verse 2.124. A brother in the front row looked shocked, and afterwards he came to thank me. It turned out he was syrian and pro-regime, but hearing that verse made him do a complete 180). So you never know and can never take anything for granted. Respect that Allah is the one who guides. Thirdly, and getting to the point, the respected scholar points that if the people are doing zina and the khateeb talks about riba then it's haram: it's not the khutbah and it's validity that results in haram, it can only be because of failing in the obligation of enjoining the good and forbidding the evil. If the khutbahs at that time were the main way of enjoining the good and forbidding the evil, and that's how the people learned that, then failing in that duty would be haram whatever the reason. But if the khateeb had spoken to the people during the week, and warned them about zina, and worked with them communally, for example organising seminars etc. then wouldn't he have fulfilled his duty of enjoining the good ? (There is a side point here, which is that the khutbah is not a place to learn the din. Learning comes from interacting with and discussing an idea until the strength and validity of it is comprehended. That doesn't happen in a khutbah these days (it might have done before)(side note of the side note: a brother who regularily attends my khutbahs once said to me "I hope Imran Khan gets free from prison" and I replied "man, I've been doing all these khutbahs about how these people are puppets and agents and after that you're still hoping in Imran Khan ??"...so I discussed and debated with him, and afterwards he came to the conclusion that Imran was just another puppet. Meeting and talking with the people is the place for correcting wrong ideas - if you want to enjoin the good and forbid the evil among the people, then live with them and be part of them. So the khutbah doesn't have to always be on one subject: it can be to establish your authority and knowledge among the people, so that when you enjoin the good and forbid the evil with them, they accept what you have to say. What's haram in a khutbah is to mislead the people, cause division, and so on. But if there was no other way to enjoin the good and forbid the evil, or the khateeb had neglected it at other times, then it would be obligatory to use the khutbah for that (and, with secular imams, they dont enjoin the good and forbid the evil at all, in the khutbah or other times, and that is haram in itself).

@@salehquraishi1383 Ok, just quickly about j1had: the verse kutibah alaikum al qitaal, according to Qurtubi's tafseer, is about it being fard kifayah on the ummah and fard ain when it isn't accomplished. So it's fard ain on the ummah because the duty has been abandoned. The question of whether the khilafah should be established first is only a question of the conditions that make it possible to carry out the duty; so if you have to establish the khilafah for that, then establishing the khilafah becomes fard, just like you can say salah is an obligation and must be performed, and by default wudu is also an obligation. The point is that the muslims all do one command but have abandoned the other. They have to do what's necessary to fulfill the obligation. Even for defensive j1had which doesn't require a state, if the regimes are obstacles to that, like Egypt and Jordan over Gazzah, then they must be removed so the obligation can be fulfilled.

@@lionfish877 lots to unpack haha. Good elaborations. Can we take this to telegram? you can add me @salehASUQ

@@meetrehman glad to hear that! 🙏

@@iuliaNoor ameen to the Du’a. Jzk khair for the feedback. I’ll definitely try to be more inclusive to others in the video content as well insha’Allah

@@soldier552 all of these ahadith are talking about a khalifah/islamic ruler. If Fir’aun called himself muslim and continued everything Like normal, would you obey him? If these gulf rulers that torture innocent scholars in prison like Sh Abdul Aziz al-Tarefe, create mass censorship on media that is well-known, open airspace for Israel and regularly deal with them as Same Hamdi has proven, have central banks open that use Riba, create secular laws for inheritance and taxation that contradict the Shari’ah but masha’Allah they’re dressed in Thobes and call themselves muslims, we apply these ahadith to them? Would you obey the ruler even if they were raping and slaughtering your loved ones right in front of you? Well that’s what they’re doing in Syria as prison footages are consistently releasing for mothers being burnt alive in front of their children. Let’s not take hadith that are talkong about islamic khulafa’ and apply them to secular dogs that call themselves muslims but commit every crime under the sun. I’m not doing takfir of anyone, thats for the scholars. Im pointing out reality. All your quotations apply to Islamic Rulers that have been given bay’ah to by the muslim ummah and apply shari’ah

@@salehquraishi1383 Khalifah? Exactly this is what i mean "own" interpretation. In another Ahadith the Prophet Peace be upon him said that the prophetic Khalifah is 30 years and that is exactly what happened after that it is a dynasty or kingdom. Also 'scholars' such as turayfi are khariji dogs that are Alhamdullilah imprisoned in jail. He and his fellow companions have been refuted many times by the Kibaar of the Ulamah. But people like you would call them agents because they don't adhere to your desires. Regarding fir'awn, what does Allah say to Musa and Harun? Go, both of you, to Pharaoh, for he has truly transgressed ˹all bounds˺. Speak to him gently, so perhaps he may be mindful ˹of Me˺ or fearful ˹of My punishment˺.” 20:43-44 Why does Allah say speak to him gently? Note that fir'awn was a kafir. Did Allah tell the two prophets to go and rebel, riot and make demonstrations? thats why i mentioned the Aqidah of Ar-Razzanieen, which you failed to understand. So now you got two options left, either you reject the ahadith or you make takfeer of the ruler and therefore apply your khurooj. You can only go for option two if either you are a person of desire, or you don't know the rulings of kufr duna kufr and the two types of Istihlal. So for the sake of Allah don't make ikwani conspiracy theories that aljazeera and all of these ikwanul muslimeen networks make. Return to the scholars. Secondly, The stories of the prophets are not about rebellion or seeking power. They are ABOUT Tawhid! The first and most fundamental principle. When you read their stories they are doing what? Da'wah right? "Obey Allah and Obey the messenger" Why the messenger? I would suggest you read the first treatise of Al Usul Thalathah its small but if you do it you will understand the basics of Al Ilmu Shar'i Seek knowledge, act upon it, call towards it and finally have patience upon the harm that will be encountered. This is mentioned in Surah Al Asr. Also no scholar is "happy" with the secular system. Maybe attend their duroos. You are slandering scholars that spent their lives for ilm 70, 80 years. And still they give duroos everyday its even live but how many viewers? 300 maximum. Ya akhi, leave politics aside focus on studying the Quran, the Ahadith and the Aqidah of the Salaf under a student of knowledge or a scholar that is the best.

@@soldier552 أعوذ بالله من ذالك و أستغفره Reading this got me thinking that This has got to be a troll. If you genuinely believe the stuff you’re saying, speak to me live

@@salehquraishi1383 i didn't know you would take it so personally lol. Turning this into a debate is laughable. All i stated was the obvious all are in reference of the Ulamah maybe instead of slandering them go actually listen to what they have to say. Also no one is forcing you to keep me "entertained".

@@soldier552 what conspiracy? Literally almost every story in the Quran of the prophets is them rebelling against oppression and injustice. They call out the governments (al-mala’). What are all the prophets saying in surah Hood? فتّقوالله وأطيعونِ “Fear Allah and Obey Me”. What does it mean when you go to the elites and tell them to obey me? It means you’re challenging their deen/system of life and telling them to believe in and establish the divine system of Allah. That’s what everyone is asking for except a minority of “scholars” in the gulf that are happy with a secular system spreading corruption in their society

@@josipcolic5304 a lot of it was from Books. But the organization that has helped me most is the i3 institute. Check them out on Social Media. If you want books. DM me on instagram or add me on Telegram @salehASUQ