#187

[@nushi48]

I kindly have a suggestion for your podcast: Write a brief description of your guest in the description of your video. This would give the viewers an intro and insight to who the guest is, which I believe is important if people are investing their time to listen to the podcast

[@unknownakh4822]

This is needed. Great idea

[@12345678956824]

SubhanAllah! SubhanAllah! How's Zak 20? He has a great head on his shoulders MashaAllah and a fantastic brain between his ears. Very very wise beyond his ears. May Allah keep him steadfast. May Allah have mercy on his friend who passed from cancer and grant him the highest level of jannah. Freshly grounded... May Allah reward all your efforts immensely. May Allah forgive the entire ummah...aid us in our struggles and have mercy on those that have passed on. Ameen.

[@maryamzaynah3034]

this was a great episode faisal. should get more youngsters, definitely appealed to me as a teenager

[@HamdaanPatel]

Really enjoyed this episode. The brother’s smile & laugh is infectious lol Masha’Allah Tabarakallah. It would be interesting to get more younger guests often Insha’Allah. جزاك الله خيرا

[@ahmedw5]

Like the brother said, the youth are full of energy and need to channel it in the right direction. If we can catch them early on, they can become a tremendous asset for our religion. If you look at the big names in Islam like, Ali ibn Abi Talib, Sa'd ibn abi Waqqas, Zubair ibn al Awwam, Talha bin Ubaidillah, etc, were all between 10-17 years old when they became muslim. They channeled their energy to the religion and became tremendous figures in our religion.

[@fahimchoudhury3256]

May Allah bless this dear brother, what an infectious smile mashallah.

[@itsfriday9139]

Interesting what he said about his father. So true about our parents generation, they've just been taught to provide for the family, they work so hard but forget to have time for themselves. There should be a balance but I think its a generational thing.

[@safinakauser2414]

Absolutely loved this episode! He looks so young (younger than his age) but when he opens his mouth I hear nothing but wisdom! Allahuma barik

[@U86860]

Subhan'Allah...We need his dad on the podcast! Really enjoyed seeing a young practicing Muslim as a guest on the podcast

[@suwayba650]

soo much wisdom here Mashallah!

[@Sara_ennit]

Mashallah, so nice to see brothers my age so mature and on the deen ❤ May Allah shower this brother in blessings and also allow him to get married soon! 🤲🏾 Ameen

[@littlemiss541]

MashaAllah a young man with such a good head on his shoulders. A testament to his upbringing.

[@shay-maa4164]

Abderezak's laugh is so infectious Allahuma Barik Lahu..may Allah put barakah in the podcast and bless all the guests and viewers Ameen

[@ziyaadmoola8364]

This is the first FG podcast I’ve listened to and I’ve thoroughly enjoyed it. I feel like I’ve learnt so much. A few valuable lessons I will take is that we shouldn’t dampen the mood of others when we’re angry and to always consider those younger than you to be more innocent than you and those older than you to be more experienced and knowledgeable and in that way to never consider yourself better than anybody. MashaAllah brothers! اللهم بارك 💙

[@jagwn335]

41:58 - 43:43 💯 That is completely true. If anyone says something that you don't like then just ignore it and leave. Because if you are discussing and arguing with them then you will have no benefit. And if you become angry then it will only harm your mind, so just stay calm and leave the place. That is better for you. 😊

[@jagwn335]

Zak is like laughing, smiling and faisal is just like: 😑 😂😂😂 Faisal, smile more often. You have a nice smile akhi

[@peaceloverespect2359]

there's so many gems and lessons in this video subhanallah

[@NadirJibz]

My brother ZakBendif ❤️👏🏼

[@peacelover8686]

ALHAMDULILAH. MASHAALLAH. TABARAKALLAH. BEAUTIFUL EPISODE. GREAT TALK AND ADVICE.

[@shooshcatlover9509]

I wish I could meet Zak’s dad. He seems like a fantastic man. Allah bless you all

[@ridjxbdnjs_2995]

From coffee talks to freshly grounded 🙌 we love to see it 👏

[@kadiatousow9406]

Masha Allah May Allah reward you both

[@Fade_away20]

This was a beautiful episode - so great to see such an amazing soul in someone so young in their years, ultimately very inspiring!

[@alaafarhan6280]

Wow just wow 👏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 touched on so many important and touching points, may Allah bless you both

[@alAwa2el]

I kept smiling throughout the episode :) May Allah bless you and increase you.

[@ayuush5558]

The best episode so far👍🏽

[@padora]

MashaAllah!! May Allah bless you both.

[@za.a.o7390]

When talking about debts I always think deep like that. If only people understood that dying with them is a very bad thing. 😔😔😔😔😔

[@Anonymous-vl9wn]

Alot of the cultural issues present within the pakistani community arabs experience as well.... definitely something that needs to be addressed more, especially when it comes to marriage

[@chiko99]

My Allah bless you brothers I just subscribe 🙌🏻❤

[@mrstandupguy]

What a top episode!!!

[@mahimabegum8542]

love the new questions

[@oatofa8323]

16:29 describes my whole life after my first sibling was born Our Dads are really similar...

[@akhiyounes5446]

Love this guy man

[@howtofordummies6582]

Masha Allah.. Cool Brothers..

[@amirahayat3698]

My favourite episode for sure allahuma barik

[@bilalsayoud6557]

My bro ❤️

[@aliflaammeem9381]

mashaAllah

[@ThaEzioAuditore]

algerians always reppin ahaha

[@rashidsabri7319]

Salam freshly grounded boys, could you please put the link for the zaha stuff in the description. I can't find it on google.

[@izzuibrahim8848]

They closed a while back.

[@Realtruthguy]

Zakaria bendif ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@haxwrld]

Guys I actually know Zak he knows me and i play football ⚽️ with him

[@lozat414]

I wish there is a candy box version of british candy for US, Im so done with American candy...

[@aaminahasan6270]

Really? People here love American candy! Maybe someone can send you some or next time you visit you can buy loads.

[@itsfriday9139]

maybe a brit will send it to you?

[@shahee6579]

@Xalipha true American candy is so artificial

[@ahmedw5]

Faisal nooooo why have you started with ads? Bro wallah the ads are not always appropriate and almost always have music.

[@lilmona1998]

The ads depend on the viewer. If everything you watch on KZbin is Islamic then literally all the ads are Islamic relief ads, dawah ads and other charity ads. The ads are perfectly fine as long as your usage on KZbin is good.

[@Bbb82744]

@@lilmona1998 tbf to the person, they could be on a shared computer.

[@ahmedw5]

@@lilmona1998 Not really, i dont listen to music and the ads contain music. The ad that i saw before this video was of a website that sells 2nd hand phones and the person advertising the website is almost always inappropriate dressed girls. Girls are used for almost all ads, even for halal things like food, drinks, tech, websites, etc.

[@itsfriday9139]

KZbin turns on ads without permission. this happened to another youtuber

[@bmedic7162]

That’s only if you allow personalised ads, otherwise they are general ads for everyone and pretty much always have music and

[@piqueny8872]

Marry young is your maturity level is high! Don’t marry then live off your parents home, just a divorce waiting to happen. Constant parents problems invasion of privacy and respect Follow the sunnah and your marriage will be blessed. Own home, privacy the freedom to be intimate with your spouses having the major opportunity to get to know your spouse before having kids and ending up being a parent for life. Nikkah freedom focus on your other half, your hearafter

[@MotorStorm66]

The problem is, rather than the youth, many parents of certain ethnicities, e.g. South Asian, try to force their kids to keep living with them in their house even after marrying

[@youtubeaccount0x073]

How would it lead to a divorce? And many youth can but a small little apparement to live in instead of living in parents house. But no one can afford to buy a home unless they take a loan or they are a millionaire.

[@piqueny8872]

@@youtubeaccount0x073 doesn’t have to be a home can be an rental apartment that allows the couple to be free and have privacy without non harams or others invading personal space Sadly I’ve known cases where the husband forces his wife to live with his parents, the mother would barge into the bedroom and demand the room be clean 24/7 or the door should be left open! Caused divorced bcuz the son would take his mothers side Another case the couples were south East Asian, All the sons were being religiously blackmailed by the parents so they all married and stayed in lives in the parents home. Causing suffering and depression to the wives and children Wives would be like slaves to the brother in laws and all non harams the entered the parents home causing all kinds isn’t haram interactions worst part, the children would sleep in the same bedroom As their parents. So the husband would try to force his wife to be intimate with the kids being over 7,8 yrs old sleeping in the same room Lead to divorce because the wives Islamic rights were being ignored and abused

[@maryamzaynah3034]

get Hijab on for another episode like this comment

[@ia1399]

I would stay away from him. Just advice as he has definitely changed over the years.