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[@FreshlyGrounded]

Hey guys! It would mean the world to us if you take out a second to click subscribe to stay updated with our latest episodes 👊🏼

[@newzdaily3082]

Alhumdulilah akhi this podcast was very informative mashallah keep up the good work may Allah bless you

[@rosya.traveler4269]

I could listen to Ustadh Muhammad Tim for hours. May Allah continue to increase him in knowledge according to Quran and Sunnah and may he continue to share that knowledge with us. Ameen.

[@ummesalmatahir6745]

Ameen

[@christophercasimir3350]

Ameen

[@MA-qu4nh]

Ameen

[@MA-qu4nh]

Ameen

[@MA-qu4nh]

Ameen

[@khaledmohammad8671]

Nooo wayy!!!! Alhamdulillah, I just commented yesterday that I wanted Sheikh Tim humbe again! Allahu Akbar! Barak Allahu Feek akhi faysal wa fee ustadhi. May Allah(Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala) grant us Jannatul Ferdous without any account and punishment. Ameen.

[@rosya.traveler4269]

ameen

[@christophercasimir3350]

Ameen

[@fully.fledged]

I love sheikh Tim! his content on youtube has taught me so much alhamdulillah! may Allah (swt) bless him and his family and allow us to meet in Jannah insha'allah!

[@rosya.traveler4269]

Abu Hurairah narrated that the Messenger of Allah said: “None of you should say: ‘O Allah forgive me if You wish. O Allah have mercy on me if You wish.’ Let him be firm in asking, for there is none that can compel Him to do things.” حَدَّثَنَا الأَنْصَارِيُّ، حَدَّثَنَا مَعْنٌ، حَدَّثَنَا مَالِكٌ، عَنْ أَبِي الزِّنَادِ، عَنِ الأَعْرَجِ، عَنْ أَبِي هُرَيْرَةَ، أَنَّ رَسُولَ اللَّهِ صلى الله عليه وسلم قَالَ ‏ "‏ لاَ يَقُولُ أَحَدُكُمُ اللَّهُمَّ اغْفِرْ لِي إِنْ شِئْتَ اللَّهُمَّ ارْحَمْنِي إِنْ شِئْتَ لِيَعْزِمِ الْمَسْأَلَةَ فَإِنَّهُ لاَ مُكْرِهَ لَهُ ‏"‏ ‏.‏ قَالَ هَذَا حَدِيثٌ حَسَنٌ صَحِيحٌ ‏.‏ Grade : Sahih (Darussalam) Reference : Jami` at-Tirmidhi 3497 In-book reference : Book 48, Hadith 128 English translation : Vol. 6, Book 45, Hadith 3497

[@parminderkalyana3518]

Ameen ya raabil alameen

[@Knowledge_Shorts101]

We have been waiting for Tim Humble.

[@ayshathulmubashara5935]

He is an excellent scholar, I love the way he explains, very simple and easy to understand. May Allah Azzawajal bless him abundantly

[@PituBear]

Do you know how excited I got to see this.. Thank you 🙏🏽

[@Alphagains]

Safe to say every 3 months tim humble on da show

[@sb_1389]

Inshallah!

[@ia1399]

I would love to see one with Faisal and Sam.

[@shaheenullah1]

So many things have clarified my own situation... Subhanallah.. May Allah bless him and his family.. And to the host ameen

[@Fatimahjangana]

Alhamdulilah, very beneficial! Could you get Ustaadh Abdulrahman Hassan and Dawahman on an episode!? Jazakallah kahyran

[@syedmuhammad6373]

I love this podcast and the naseeha sessions podcast. I love that you guys refer to the people of knowledge and that you guys teach us so much.

[@HM-dc9jd]

13:20 OMG I love that verse😭

[@greenblack2861]

Ya Ustadhana!!!😘My Lovely Allahumma Barik Māshāllāh Faisal Allāh preserve you all Keep up the good work Māshāllāh✌🏼

[@imovies6217]

MasyaAllah.. Thats right we miss go to mosque when pandemic come

[@fatimjoeb8188]

Thank you sheikh! I learnt so much from you in the past few years

[@mmubeen3318]

Assalamu alaikum yaa akhiy Al Kareem. Superb , excellent.& very mature Islamic info best wishes Barakatuh

[@lailaa4829]

Salaam alaikum. Beautiful video. BarakAllahu feekum. May Allah reward you for all your efforts

[@PassingWayfarer]

MashaAllah very beneficial talk by ustadh Tim. May Allah bless you both.

[@parminderkalyana3518]

Ameen ya raabil alameen

[@soulintransit1675]

Tim and Faisal are like the perfect combo

[@michellefatimahvergara8432]

@freshly grounded..Amazing podcast! I wish to request permission to have this posted in parts? to be shared in New Muslims group and via other channel...Amazing! Ma sha Allah!

[@bashir675]

Love you brothers for the sake off Allah

[@farismokh_]

May I repost this into my instagram account with subtitle? جزاك الله خير

[@ShubhamIsTheBest]

subhanallah this is terrifying @24:02 may allah rectify our affairs can someone give a reference for this ?hadith?

[@nushinkazi123]

Wise words....

[@alaminm182]

example. you been in banking, made money, have financial commitments, family etc etc. what do you want them to do? please explain, how do they transition to halal? extremely tough

[@maseerghorab8021]

It’s actually really not that tough human beings just have extremely flawed priorities

[@shirbir120]

I would suggest please leave the work immediately and change to a job even it has lower wage than that. It is because Riba is a grave major sin. It is the only sin in which Allah and Rasul declare war against. I suppose maybe you could transition to islamic finance if you are able, im from Malaysia the Islamic Finance here is quite established maybe you could consider study here if u want :) WaAllahuaalam.

[@bilkishbegum6681]

Look for something halal some day you can while you have this job. If I was you I would do istikhara about an alternative career

[@nooreenmajid14]

salamualakum, could you please discuss the hardness of the heart, and how to cure it?

[@Knowledge_Shorts101]

Nooreen Majid wa alaikumussalam there are many lectures on youtube about softening the heart. Here are one of them by Muhammad Tim Humble kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpCVcqehas9mo5Y

[@belxx7796]

Purification will soften the heart. Tawba and doing what is required of you ( five prayers in time - charity etc. ) . sins usually harden the heart so do tawba for each sin, small and big. be kind to yourself Also, every time you falter it’s just an opportunity to speak to your creator AGAIN. Sins cover the heart basically ... prayers and tawba and abstaining from major and minor sins slowly clean the layers off your heart. Don’t be afraid of faltering, but make the efforts to do tawba . Don’t stop x If I have said anything wrong it’s my error. Allah swt knows best.

[@basoomsmile75]

Please!! Get dawahman on here

[@_mdatkid9094]

Stridez

[@nuhhassan8557]

Good job mashallah 👍🏽

[@Moses-jo5ox]

Alhamdulilah

[@Moses-jo5ox]

Subhanallah

[@bossmd6369]

AKHI Adidas is most likely haram search it up because they named there new shoes israfil and ezreal and they teamed up with Kanye West who made the names of the shoes ( I’m pretty sure) and in his songs I’m pretty sure he said I sold my soul to the devil search it uo

[@MurtazaAhmadZahid]

16:35

[@XWAJALALBAJA]

If all our tests and trials are because of our sins then why are children being tested, why are they going hungry when they arnt even past the age of accountability?

[@Khalid-kp1mu]

I think you missed the point. He was talking about dads, not young children. In their case, they have no accountability. They will get rewarded for it. Why they go hungry, Allah knows better. They point is they will get recompensed. And Allah is most merciful

[@PituBear]

Anyone know what yanni means, always hear it?

[@capturedbenefits]

It’s a phrase the means “it means”

[@capturedbenefits]

Grizz this is more accurate

[@mahdi6905]

It means i mean

[@rohayustin197]

It's from the Arabic language يعني meaning 'it means'.

[@SS-pl4mj]

Love your episodes but bro your preambles and intros go on way too long. Don’t take it to heart bro, fellow Londoner here just keeping it real 😊

[@syedmuhammad6373]

That intro is corny though. lol barekullahfeekum

[@supervolks7063]

All these speakers earn a good wage for the speeches and lectures they broadcast..yet most are hypocrItes and worst of all could be far away from the true message which was first revealed. Too much hadiths are used yet no one can say for sure their genuine! Its all based on faith and conjecture..as much as i like all these muftis sheihks scholars etc..they all spread fear mainly through sins..and haraams..all is forgivren regardless people stop trying to be soo good and behaved people..we are not like sheep all following the heard..in the end it maybe of no benefit.

[@supervolks7063]

Study hadith as much as you want...you cant Prove beyond a dhout they were genuine ..so your case collpases

[@qmr0n]

Firstly, how do you know that most are hypocrites? Do you have knowledge of the unseen? Fear Allah. You don't know what is in their hearts. Don't you realize you will be held accountable for your words? Secondly, the fact that you have doubt about the validity of ahadith shows that you don't know much about the science of hadith and how the ulama classified them. If you are genuine, then when you go learn about it and you will certainly be convinced. Thirdly, no, not all the sins of Muslims will be forgiven, if that's what you mean. Some will have to pay for their sins in this life and the akhirah. Allah tells us in the Quran many times to obey Him and His Messenger (peace be upon Him), so yes, we should try to be good.

[@supervolks7063]

@@qmr0n first off i dnt know for sure hypocrItes but for me personally anyone who gets paid to spread a religious message is wrong! But thats my option..the prophets never told money for it right? And like any job we get paid to say things weather we belive it or not! In other words "i get paid to say this" but privately who knows? Second ahadith iam aware of their over use and unlike the quran there not as reliable or genuine and the experts in this field can only say with some certainly there genine they cnt Prove it! After all no one was there at the time they were tranmitted or knew the individuals personally. So its a question of faith! Aa regards sins allah forgives all sins apart from shirk..! Yes punishment but only for short time.

[@qmr0n]

@@supervolks7063 If they dedicate their lives to dawah, then they need to make a living to support their family. You don't know each situation, so it doesn't necessarily mean that they're all greedy or hypocrites. You're supposed to assume the best here. And you're not supposed to make such assumptions about what people do in private. You have no proof that they are two-faced. If all you believe in is the Quran, then realize that Allah denounces unfounded suspicion in it. It's extremely obvious that you have not learned about how the sunnah was preserved. You can easily go and read about the science of hadith on Islamqa.info if you are genuine and sincere to Allah and the truth. Anyway, I think things are clear. Don't expect another response.

[@supervolks7063]

@@qmr0n i understand chains of hadith very well thanks. Probably better than most converts..however what i said stands. Everyone needs to surport their family's get a normal job!and in spare time you can do these social media lectures. I wish you well brother.allah will reveal the fools and hypocrites within this ummah soon..

[@Nurluminated]

I’m unsubscribed now the brother got no shame on every video asking for money while people are losing there jobs while he keeps making money through videos he should donate all the money he makes from these videos

[@ia1399]

Firstly a muslim should have good thoughts of there fellow muslim. Faisal is someone I have only seen good from and I know nothing bad of him. And I know he is only seeking to benefit the people by using these podcasts to spread good. These kind of videos with students of knowledge and shuyookh are perfect examples of that. Secondly who is saying he is making money from these podcasts. Rather we always see Faisal asking people to subscribe to patreon to help fund the channel and their efforts. Lastly he is only trying to raise money for a greater cause which is to help our brothers and sisters who are in need of support.

[@Khalid-kp1mu]

Shame on you, fear Allah

[@belxx7796]

You should make 90 excuses for your brother (or is it 70?) ☺️

[@ia1399]

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[@shirbir120]

Shame on you. Here you benefited from their content freely in your on comfort of your place, do ever think how they even spend some of their own money to setup all this for your free access. Ask urself what do you even do for ummah? If you got nothing good to say please stay silent nobody force you to donate if ur unable to

[@nuhhassan8557]

Good job mashallah 👍🏽

[@akh803]

17:34

[@nuhhassan8557]

Good job mashallah 👍🏽