a brief introduction to islam

[@BrotherLachlan]

Assalamu Alaikum. Sister if I may, & I mean no ill sentiment in these comments. If I am wrong in any of my comments, it is my own doing and anything that is correct is from Allah SWT. May Allah SWT forgive me for any wrong I say. Aameen. Islam didn't come to cap off the Abrahamic religions. Prophet Muhammad SAW was sent to cap off the Prophets, peace be upon them all. Islam was here from the beginning, all the way back to Adam peace be upon him. Every Prophet, peace be upon them all, were Muslim. They all submitted their will to Allah. Islamic theology tells us this, this has been the religion from the beginning, every Prophet sent to all peoples around the world were sent with the same message of worshiping one God, Allah, and over time, people corrupted the message, so another Prophet was sent to correct the wrongs. (Very brief view into Islamic theology. I would recommend studying this topic and creating a video on this in the future In Sha Allah as it would be helpful for new Muslims and those that are searching) Also I would argue Islam is both more like Christianity and Judaism than the others are to each other. Monotheism found in Judaism & Islam. Isa AS (Jesus peace be upon him) along with his mother Maryam, peace be upon her, are both found in Christianity and Islam. Judaism and Islam both keep the Kosher/Halal foods where as Christianity abandoned it. We see Isa AS (Jesus peace be upon him) as the Messiah and he will come back to Earth and defeat Dajjal (Anti Christ), though Judaism rejects this. These are just some points I can raise. Overall, your message was very good Alhamdulillah. May Allah SWT bless you in your efforts & look after the ummah in this life and the next. May Allah SWT keep us along the straight path & guide those who are lost. May Allah SWT forgive us of the wrongs we say and bless us for the right we say in light of sharing Allah SWTs religion. May Allah SWT give justice to those wronged in this world, if not in this life, on the day of judgement & may Allah SWT soften the hearts of those who have been misguided by the wrongdoers, and whose hearts have turned black, so he may give them hidaya (guidance). Aameen.

[@snegwatawski4196]

indeed none of the prophets were anything but Muslims, al imran sura, aya 67 : Abraham was neither a Jew nor a Christian; he submitted in all uprightness1 and was not a polytheist

[@FA-up6qh]

This is exactly what I was thinking may Allah swt bless you brother

[@naimaismail4356]

Jazakallah Khair for clearing that up, hopefully many non-Muslims will see this comment it’s very important that they understand the fact that Islam is the original belief. It connects with their fitrah.

[@johanneshartman4618]

quran says the torah and the gospels are the word of GOD wich came before the quran, the torah and the gospels are the BIBLE THE WORD OF GOD, wich tells us about JESUS CHRIST THE SON OF GOD

[@noakrale2291]

@@johanneshartman4618The Quran does not acknowledge the entire Bible as the word of God, only what was sent to Abraham, Moses, David and Jesus(the indjieel) ( not all of those can be found in todays bible) The idea that Jesus is a son of God or part of a trinity was stated after Jesus (by people who did not know him) and he himself never spoke about this. Abraham, Mozes, David and Jesus all worshipped ONE God (without a partner)

[@plantqueen5517]

Since finding your videos I am considering reverting. I am non-religious but Islam just makes sense. Very excited to watch this one because I have been feeling overwhelmed with where to start, thank you Farah.

[@ryangahwa]

not here to pressure you into converting but i wish you all the best in finding yourself. i converted 2 years ago and it’s the best decision i’ve ever made ❤

[@chaimaaura5004]

Wishing u all the best ❤

[@xatos1788]

May Allah guide you dear ❤

[@plantqueen5517]

Thank you everyone for your kind words ❤

[@leidenswerkzeug]

Don’t want to destroy the mood, but you haven’t read the Quran if you think it makes sense. You shouldn’t convert because of the vibes a religion gives you but because of the actual contents. And you should think even harder before converting to a religion that instructs its followers to murder you if one day you decide to leave the religion again

[@maryambintjames605]

The Quran was what made me look into islam. I was going through a real tough spot in my life, I had PTSD from abuse. I lost my job, I couldn't leave the house, had night terrors and flashbacks. Therapy and medications weren't helping. I never felt so worthless in my life. Someone mentioned listening to the Quran in Arabic. I decided to give it a chance. Within a month Alhamdulillah, subhan Allah, I was back to my normal self. I bought a copy of the Quran in English to see what I had been listening to for a month. After I read it and studied islam for 6 months I took my shahadah. That was almost 10 years ago. Yes I have hardships in life but having islam makes it seem more bearable.

[@irynab7226]

😊😊p😊

[@naimaismail4356]

Subhanallah, that’s an incredible story and uplifting for other that may feel lost in this world. Thank you for sharing your story it may impact many non-Muslims of today.

[@vladislava-do8mr]

Maybe my words won't fit the topic of your comment, but my name is Maryam too. Congratulations on your return to Islam, sister! P.S.-I apologize for my poor knowledge of English, I use a translator.

[@daniafarhat5537]

I felt happy reading this , الحمدلله♡

[@ruby.s7509]

The last part is spot on!!!! Life never gives you a break and there’s always some hurdle or pain thrown your way, but Wallahi Islam makes it bearable and it feels worth it. I love how our religion is so unique In how it even encourages us to accept hardships rather than look for happiness. We know true happiness will never be found in this dunya (world) . And we are okay with that :)

[@sakumarie8633]

Farah, ever since I was interested in Islam I watched you videos. You deeply inspired me and I took my shahada at 14th of November and alhamdulillah, im so grateful. Allah swt calmed my heart and ever since I feel at peace. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and bring Islam into my life. Before I learned about Islam and the traits of Allah swt, I used to ask the universe to guide me. I was so ignorant to just say god. In my environment, it’s more acceptable to say “universe” than “god”, but deep in my heart I know I was talking to god but didn’t had the courage to admit to myself that I always believed in Allah. When I was younger, I thought “why did god do this to me?”, now I know he wanted me to become a better version of myself. The saying: “With hardship comes ease” is so true. Alhamdulillah, subhanallah❤️

[@LilianeLil-on8by]

Omg ❤❤❤❤

[@timahlimah]

May Allah bless you, grant you hidayah, peace, contentment, and understanding. I love you and I congratulate you for going on this journey. If you have any questions feel free to ask them.

[@ami.o3574]

May Allah guide you and preserve you on your journey of worshipping Allah alone and following the teachings of his messenger, as taught by his companions ❤️❤️

[@PurpleberryForest]

@@timahlimah Ameen❤️

[@muslimwelt]

Your Hijab video motivated me to grow a beard and I have come close to the deen. May Allah reward you. Jazakallah Khair.

[@chaimaaura5004]

​@@SomethingaboutScreensclearly a man

[@VenkyBrevis]

Please clear my doubt regarding given question with reference. Which commonly asked by non Muslim if u will answer all correct then allah will bless u with peace what was the age of prophet and aisha ,when they got married(nikah). what did prophet or islam say for those who (will) leave islam . who is zainab,what was early relation of zainab with prophet. does allah allowed in quran that u can do sex with a girl who hasn't attend puberty or he didn't allow? does husband is allowed to beat wife if she show arrogance or if say no for bed nd viceversa? does sex slavery allowed by allah in quran?

[@muslimwelt]

Assalaamu alaikkum Brother, Good to know that you are seeking the Truth. The answers to all the questions you asked can be found in this channel. youtube.com/@TheMuslimLantern?si=6TanQpP4LBufTI6M The Muslim Lantern. The Brother is very Knowledgeable and is very articulate and clear regarding all of his answers and islamic rulings. He has cleared many of my doubts and made me gain more knowledge about Islam. Know that there is an answer to any question or doubt you are having about islam, it's just that you don't know it yet. I have accepted this. I know islam is the Truth and many of my recent experiences only confirms it further. Hope you find the answers and clear your doubts. 😇

[@Mernal_30]

⁠@@VenkyBrevis The Muslim lantern and Dawah over dunya have answered all these misconceptions. Watch their videos

[@ireally7548]

​@@VenkyBrevis i am pretty skeptical because you can just search google or ask a muslim scholar he will answer you.. on my point of view.. you are not gonna creat skepticism in the heart of true muslimah or muslim with that.. there is nothing wrong we have the best deenalhamdulillah.. and we are not apologetic.. if you wanna know sincerely i hope allah guides you and give you true answer..

[@AshTitus]

I’m 17 and I have been considering to convert to Islam but my family as Christians will disown me so I’m scared. I want to learn more about Islam but don’t know where to start and if it overwhelms by not knowing where to start. This has really helped me start somewhere ♥️

[@fatimaaaa]

hi just take your time with learning more about it. no need to rush your way into it. Allah sees your efforts and will reward you !

[@SkillsetpathUX-Webflow-U-mq9fb]

May allah Guide you

[@Lilly-hh9es]

You are making huge mistake, Jesus is only True God.

[@mahmoudabdelhaliem3082]

The decision maybe hard but it's worth it , may god guide you to whate he loves and satisfied with.

[@yesmynguettouche]

Pray to God and he will guide, don't worry your family will never disown you dear

[@thendsufi]

I reverted in May after being raised Catholic and feeling lost for years. Alhamdulillah, I am finally home. It's not easy being a Muslim in the US but I'm doing it anyway and I have a podcast myself and would be honored to have you as a guest someday.

[@Redd_94]

Welcome to islam. In Sha Allah u r liking it.

[@Lilly-hh9es]

​@@Redd_94 no he won't. Jesus is only truth.

[@Asiyah2000]

​@@Lilly-hh9esstop coping 🤣🤦‍♀️

[@YsabelAirraLeng]

Assalamu Alaikum, I understand that being a muslim is hard in the US as most of the population isn't catering towards us but please stand strong and In Sha Allah Allah SWT will reward you for your courage. You have a community here, you have our deen with you and may Allah make it easier on you.

[@Shanaznctzen]

You see oppression but it's peace(while touching the hijab) I can feel it as a muslim living in a minority country my non muslim friends always ask me why I wear it am I not feeling hot especially during summers but I feel really comfortable in hijab. Proud to say that I have been wearing it continuously since I was 7 yo now I'm 18.

[@johanneshartman4618]

quran says the torah and the gospels are the word of GOD wich came before the quran, the torah and the gospels are the BIBLE THE WORD OF GOD, wich tells us about JESUS CHRIST THE SON OF GOD

[@starshaped.]

I can see where you are coming from. But oppression is when you have no choice to choose for yourself. I was born into a Muslim family and surrounded by a Muslim community. If you decide not to wear a hijab anymore you will be considered a bad person no matter what and will be constantly ridiculed by society. Even though people like to pretend there is an opportunity for women to choose for themselves the communities are incredibly oppressive to women.

[@timahlimah]

@@starshaped. hmm I see what you mean there. but to say that “being oppress means you have no other choice” is kind of iffy when it comes to Islamic rulings. For example, if someone decides that they are going to stop praying, stop fasting, etc, it is the family and the guardian’s obligation to advise that person to seek the right path and to not forgo Islam. If those guardians decide that it is okay, and that they will accept their child leaving the rulings of Islam, and they can do whatever they want, that is actually haram for the guardians and can get them into trouble on the Day of Judgement. Because that means you are accepting sins for someone else. I know a lot of people see the hijab as a piece of cloth, something with no value, but hijab is also an obligation, just like praying or fasting. So if their family is showing disappointment, disapproval, and concern, then you have to know that it is because they care, and don’t want their family to sin. But for your example, the people you might be referencing may be very rude and disrespectful, rather than loving and guiding someone to put on the hijab. I do not condone that at all. A person that stops wearing hijab is not a bad person. But it’s important to understand that fundamentally, in the religion, people are not allowed to accept the sins of the people. And people always say “hijab is my choice!” To placate the western people into thinking Islam is not oppressive. But in doing so, they water down the fact that hijab was mandated by Allah, not them. Just like people choose to pray every day, people choose to dress modestly. But they can’t act like the practice was not ordained by Allah. And yeah, that is just how the norms of society work. If I choose to wear hijab in a bigoted area, then I will be chastised. If I choose to not wear it in a Muslim area then I will be chastised. But I don’t wear hijab for either of those groups. I wear hijab because I know it was made obligatory to me by God.

[@starshaped.]

@@timahlimah you made some good points. But you have the freewill/freedom to choose to wear the hijab or not based on your level of faith. Majority of the Muslim women don't have that, they can't even consider not wearing hijab as an option. So that is oppression. I assume you are also a Muslim(if not sorry,) but the practice of wearing a hijab is for what purpose exactly? I can say from personal experience that no amount of clothing would save you from a man's lust. Not to mention that men can be half-naked and roam around without having a single person questioning them. And the guidance you mentioned by parents and community. parents, okay I can listen to them. But what about others? this guidance thing gives a lot of Muslims the false entitlement that they have the right to tell other people how to live their lives just because that person is also a Muslim, but you have to consider that every person has a brain to think for themselves. It's not other Muslim's job to bring them back to the religion, if someone wants to they will. Also, you mentioned that the hijab is obligatory, but Muslims are spread across the world. In some cultures, they don't consider hijab as a mandatory practice. So, seeking some kind of 'pure' Islamic practice in people seems pointless to me because nobody can live up to that standard.

[@timahlimah]

@@starshaped. Okay bare with me because I love having this conversation with you and I have a lot of points: this is a very interesting point you bring up. Because when it comes to “Muslim countries” that follow sharia law (I put in quotes because some generations after the Prophet Muhammad, all Muslim countries became somewhat corrupt and unfair), would you say that making religious beliefs into legal practice is in of itself oppressive? Because it’s not only hijab, it’s gambling, drinking, prostitution, interest, that are all allowed into western countries but punishable by law in “Muslim” countries because they are a sin. It’s very interesting because a lot of people are fine with these restrictions but not with hijab, and I definitely understand where people are coming from with this. Because I know the belief and argument for freedom is that “if it’s not hurting anyone, why can’t I do it?” So alcohol can make people fall into addiction and hurt their family, but seemingly the hijab is only what a woman chooses to do. But just by principle, the “if it’s not hurting anyone” is not the mentality of Islamic law, rather if something is detestable in any capacity to God. If two people commit adultery, alone, that is also punishable. The law itself is another checkpoint that can stop someone from committing sin. To say this is, in of itself, is unfair, is ultimately questioning sharia as a whole, which is a whole other discussion. Not necessarily saying that not being a hijabi makes you automatically hell-bound. But we don’t use the modern lens for centuries old rulings. I understand that there are cultures where hijab is not properly enforced or thought to be that big of a deal. My family is from Africa, where many Muslim women do not wear full hijab, loose clothes, or hijab at all. But it does not mean that hijab is not obligatory. I could give you some sources for the hijab to demonstrate that it is, indeed, obligatory upon all Muslim women. Obviously, some areas are less knowledgeable about these things. I do not rebuke them; they are my people. We aren’t perfect, and we’ll never achieve perfection. But claiming that something haram is halal is worse than committing a sin and knowing that it is a sin. Doing the former removes someone from the fold of Islam. For your second point, I am always very sad when I see people being told, from a young age, that the purpose of hijab is to deter the lust of men. No, hijab is not something that makes you responsible for sexual assault if you don’t wear it. One of the reasons for hijab is to guard one’s chastity, which is a little different than that. It’s part of haya, which is best translated to modesty or “shyness”. Muslims are too shy to display their bodies or their private parts, too shy too flirt with the opposite gender or make advances without a guardian, too shy to be alone with the opposite gender, all so they maintain their chasteness and prevent Zina (anything before marriage). That makes modesty not a “stop men from looking at you ahhh”, but something that goes both ways, where the woman is less compelled to make advances as well. We could argue about why Allah sees fit that women have more to cover than men, but I am not knowledgeable about that. But something I will say: although sick people who want to assault women don’t see the hijab as a barrier at all, hijab sends a message to people who are just trying to have a consenting “good time” with a girl. Hijab, loose clothing, along with one’s behavior, creates a “curtain” or a barrier between a man and a woman. Again I’m not knowledgeable, but I always think of it like this. For example, I have a non-Muslim classmate, who, as soon as he met me, asked, “you’re Muslim, so I can’t touch you, right?” With some of my non-hijabi Muslim friends, however, there is automatically a closeness and a lack of modesty, where he touches them, play fights with them, etc. Because of my hijab, he always tries to keep his distance, and not touch me, even when I heard from some people that he liked me. Mind you, this is great for me, because he’s one of the most good looking people I know 😭. Because I know that doing anything before marriage is haram, the distance that my hijab creates is a good thing because it keeps me conscious of my Islam, makes me remember that with my hijab, I am an ambassador of Islam; and prevents me from making some mistakes. Obviously, if you don’t like that, and want guys to treat you normally, you want to touch guys, you want to date, you wouldn’t like the hijab. But it is all with faith. I know that the hijab is a way for me to stay on my deen and stay conscious of God and to prevent sin from both parties. Again, why is that barrier placed on the woman and not the man? Allah knows best, but I have some hunches. But the situation is, are you willing to put in that faith and know that God wants the best for you? I have seen respect and goodness because of my hijab, but I have also seen disrespect and disgust from others. Again, as I said in my last comment, I do it solely for God. I hope this will make you see the hijab in a different light and clear up some misconceptions, but a lot of what I do is solely in good faith. I definite agree with you on the advising part, where some Muslims believe it’s okay to belittle and demean others in the name of “advising”. But I do disagree on one part. It is absolutely the obligation of Muslims to enjoin what is good, and forbid what is bad or evil. This is for everyone, not just relatives. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) says that there is no faith until someone loves for their brother what he loves for himself. So out of love, because someone wants paradise for themselves, they want paradise for their brothers and sisters and advise them away from sin. Someone who truly believes Islam is the way of life will make sure their sisters and brothers flow so they can all go to paradise. So it is the obligation of Muslims to advise, at least once, when they see a Muslim doing something that is a sin , in a calm and respectful manner. But you’re right, only Allah can truly change what is in someone’s heart. So if someone has advised, and they do not listen, there is nothing the person can do, and it is definitely wrong to spew hatred towards them if they are not doing the right thing. But, this doesn’t mean that the advising person just goes “okay, you didn’t listen, but I support you in whatever you want to do away from Islam”. Again, if Allah (SWT) thinks of something to be wrong and a sin, the Muslim cannot accept it from them. They can still love them as a person, though. Obviously, no one can live up to perfection. But a Muslim just has to understand that they are not perfect, and seek forgiveness. That is so much better than trying to change the religion from what it is.

[@twixietail4433]

Jummah Mubarak everyone Don't forget to read Surah Al kahf ❤and don't forget to make dua during hours of acceptance between asr and maghrib ❤️‍🩹🌹

[@johanneshartman4618]

quran says the torah and the gospels are the word of GOD wich came before the quran, the torah and the gospels are the BIBLE THE WORD OF GOD, wich tells us about JESUS CHRIST THE SON OF GOD

[@twixietail4433]

@@johanneshartman4618 but please note that people have been adding things into them and Allah promised that when the world will be no more basically till akhirah Allah will protect the holy book "QUR'AN" himself means and he won't let anyone add anything and indeed Allah is sincere in his promises.

[@twixietail4433]

@@johanneshartman4618 Qura'n Surah ikhlaas tell us that "None is born of him and nor was he born" clearly tells that he doesn't have son, daughter. And Quran is the only and last authentic book which has everything genuine, May Allah guide you to straight path.

[@That_ukhtyyyy]

​@@johanneshartman4618they were corrupted by humans. The real gospels of jesus and moses were a foreign version of the quran , but the churches changed most of it and STILL CHANGING till now.

[@johanneshartman4618]

@@That_ukhtyyyy the quran says the word of the LORD cannot be changed ( lord means GOD) so ye quran has some facts but still its the book of demons

[@xbella8939]

Farah, I'm an Indonesian muslim and I found your video really informative and comforting. Thank you so much for spreading knowledge about our religion

[@Muslim_Student]

17:59 Minor misconception, Islam didn’t just appear with prophet Muhammad(saw). It came with Adam(as), and all the prophets came with a similar message but unique for the people it was sent to and for a specific time period. So, in reality, Judism and Christianity are both religions that result from a Muslim who, after he was gone, the people changed the words and message over time. Edit: Don't take this as an if I am trying to arrogantly correct Farah. We always take the best intention of our brother and sister, and I think it simply slipped Farah's mind. I myself have had the same thought as farah said in the video but have been correct to the correct view. It's very simple to understand how someone might forget to mention so, especially when addressing a non-Muslim population one would speak in a way that they have viewed history. Nonetheless, we must correct any mistakes we see, and if anything I have said is wrong, I would be upset if you didn't correct me. I'd be happy if you doing correct me when mistakes happen. May Allah(swt) bless you all

[@snegwatawski4196]

so true, all the prophets had the same message, islam and being faithful to Allah, Al imran - aya 67 : Abraham was neither a Jew nor a Christian; he submitted in all uprightness1 and was not a polytheist

[@menarada7701]

True

[@naimaismail4356]

Yeah I feel like many Muslims are unaware of that. Tawheed is the original belief, and message sent to every nation. It was either abandoned, or corrupted as time passed on messengers and prophets left this earth then Prophet Muhammad pbuh was sent to all of humanity as the final messenger. It would actually blow a lot of non-Muslims minds to find out Jesus, Moses, Abraham etc. were all Muslims and prophets sent by Allah and everything ties together.

[@johanneshartman4618]

quran says the torah and the gospels are the word of GOD wich came before the quran, the torah and the gospels are the BIBLE THE WORD OF GOD, wich tells us about JESUS CHRIST THE SON OF GOD

[@naimaismail4356]

@@johanneshartman4618 stop spamming misinformation to push your belief

[@noneofyourbusiness6587]

Farah is back ❤️

[@bebesuki8083]

Alhamdulillah ❤ You really inspire me , I was gifted a Spanish translated Quran & it’s the most beautiful book I’ve read.

[@cascarrabias397]

Que horror, decia mi abuela, de los hay los hay. Quran contradictions. From what substance were humans made from? Water (Quran 21:30) Dry clay (Quran 15:26) Nothing (Quran 19:67) How long is one day according to Allah? 1 day is equivalent to 1000 years (Quran 22:47) d1 ay is equivalent to 50,000 years Quran 70:14) Who said this: "He is a skilled magician"? The elders of Pharaoh's people (Quran 7:109) Pharaoh (Quran 28:34) How long did it take to destroy the Aad tribe? One day (Quran 54:19) Several days (Quran 41:16) Fate of Noah's family All of Noah's family survived (Quran 21:76) Noah’s son drowned (Quran 11:43) How many mothers does one have? One (Quran 58:2) A plurality (Quran 33:6) Was Jonah cast on the shore? Yes (Quran 37:145) No (Quran 68:49) Does Allah lead people astray? No (Quran 9:115) Yes (Quran 14:4) How many Surahs does Allah require to prove that the Quran is not forged? One (Quran 10:38) Ten (Quran 11:13) Where do disbelievers receive their judgment book on Qiyamah? On their back (Quran 84:10) On the left hand (Quran 69:25) How many angels helped Muhammad at Badr? 3000 angels (Quran 3:124) 1000 angels (Quran 8-9) How many of Thamud killed the divine she camel? One (Quran 54:29) Several (Quran 7:77) How long does it take to wean a child? 30 months (Quran 46:15) 24 months, 2 years (Quran 31:14) Does Allah change or abrogate his words? No (Quran 10:64} Yes (Quran 2:106, 16:101) How many creators are there? Allah is the only creator (Quran 40:62) Allah is the best among creators (Quran 23:14) What happens to mountains on Qiyamah? Become like wool (Quran 70:9) Disappear (Quran 78:20) How many trumpets will be blown on Qiyamah? Two (Quran 79:7) One only (Quran 69:13) When did Pharaoh command the killing of the babies? When Moses was a prophet (Quran 40:25) When was Moses a baby (Quran 20:39) Can one bow before anyone but Allah? Only Allah (Quran 22:18) To Adam (Quran 2:34) How long did Allah take to create the heavens and the earth? Total 6 days (Quran 10:3) Total 8 days Earth: 2 days. Heavens - 2 days. Mountains 4 days (Quran 41:9-12

[@cascarrabias397]

Dr. Zakir Naik - Quranic Scholar " A man is still considered pure when he releases his lust with a sheep or a goat. If there is no woman, then there is no true lust or sexual sin! Then the animal becomes tainted, and must die! So says the Prophet Mohammad! (PBUH!)” Sex with animals in Islam. Narrated Abdullah ibn Abbas: There is no prescribed punishment for one who has sexual intercourse with an animal. Sunan Abu Dawud 38:4450 SEX WITH ANIMAL IN ISLAM ( نكاح الحيوانات ) IS HALAL Miner and DeVos (1960)[ professor emeritus of anthropology at the University of California, Berkeley, and a pioneer in cultural psychology, ethnic identity and migration studies ] comment that amongst Arab tribal cultures, “Bestiality with goats, sheep, or camels provides another outlet. These practices are recognized as common among boys.” Havelock-Ellis [note 52] states “The Arabs, according to Kocher, chiefly practice bestiality with goats, sheep and mares. The Annamites, according to Mondiere, commonly employ sows and (more especially the young women) dogs.”Historical And Cultural Perspectives On Zoophilia,Serving History .A 9th century, arabic literary work (“Risalat mufakharat al-sudan ‘ala al-bidan”) highlights the prevalence and history of beastiality among many arab tribes . In the next Fatwa as you see sex with animal in original Arabic version of this fatwa is considered ( نكاح الحيوانات ) that is sex with animal, Marriage to animals!! : al-Uzma Seyyid Ali al-Sistani(Sex with animals Fatwa ) “Sex with animals (نكاح الحيوانات ) before the mission (Islam) was wide spread and many narrations are narrated that it is halal but makrooh (disliked). And on the compulsory precaution one should abandon this practice that may cause self harm. And you must admit this to the owner of the sheep and pay the owner. ”[ www.wikiislam.net/wiki/File:Sistani-fatwa.jpg ][ Allamah Hassan bin Mansoor Qadhi Khan, Fatawa Qadhi Khan, Page 820 ] The Arabs have never taken quite so condemnatory attitude towards the practice of bestiality, and indeed a popular Arab saying that “The pilgrimage to Mecca is not complete without copulating with the camel.”[Robert E.L. Masters Forbidden Sexual Behavior and Morality - The Julian Press, 1st edition 1966,] Apparantly this mentality is not against Islam and even it is reflected in some hadith: Abu Bakar al-Kashani (d. 587 H), Badaye al-Sanae, Vol. 2, p. 216″ ولو وطئ بهيمة لا يفسد حجه ” “If he had sexual intercourse with an animal, that will not make his hajj void” Allamah Hassan bin Mansoor Qadhi Khan, Fatawa Qadhi Khan, Page 820 “Sex with animals, dead people and masturbation, does not invalidate one’s fast provided ejaculation does not occur” Estas segura de que quieres este mugrero en tu vida?

[@johanneshartman4618]

quran says the torah and the gospels are the word of GOD wich came before the quran, the torah and the gospels are the BIBLE THE WORD OF GOD, wich tells us about JESUS CHRIST THE SON OF GOD

[@IslamicDiaries.]

​@@johanneshartman4618 But they were corrupted so all we have is the Quran and Hadiths.

[@I57.O347]

⁠@@johanneshartman4618the thing is that the bible you’re talking about isn’t the actual real bible since it was rewritten and had many things removed and added to it throughout time

[@RameenOmer]

I genuinely appreciate your efforts for doing what you do, and thank you for bringing me closer to Allah ♥️

[@Sagethemage156]

I have been Christian my whole life, but have been studying Islam for the last year and want to revert. I don't know where to begin, as I am fairly isolated. I'm thankful for your videos, and pray Allah bless you for spreading knowledge.

[@marriari50]

just wanted to say thank you for taking the time to post these videos. seeing content like this is so very validating at times where i feel isolated as a Muslimah and with the beliefs we keep. may Allah swt keep you content and devoted to His path, jummah mubarak!

[@johanneshartman4618]

JESUS CHRIST CAN SET YOU FREE , quran says the torah and the gospels are the word of GOD wich came before the quran, the torah and the gospels are the BIBLE THE WORD OF GOD, wich tells us about JESUS CHRIST THE SON OF GOD

[@spinx_0]

@@johanneshartman4618word of god they are, but they have been altered and changed, there are a lot of incorrect things in the bible (i can’t speak for the torah, i don’t know much about it) but the Quran is the unaltered word of Allah (swt). Also you shouldn’t force your religion. May Allah (swt) bless you bye!

[@wittilly]

Hi! I'm an agnostic myself, but I feel like I have a lot to learn from you and some other religious people. Thank you again!

[@itslouka850]

Good luck in your journey!!!

[@wittilly]

@@itslouka850 thank you!

[@ray___2002]

hello!! if u want to learn more u can check out the3muslims & the muslim lantern channel. these channel are my favs.best of luck ❤

[@ami.o3574]

I urge you to look more into islam, you never know you may end up loving it ❤

[@wittilly]

@@ami.o3574 thank you, but no, I I can’t imagine myself obeying not myself

[@hamzaio7670]

Farah i just wanna tell you that we love you and we want you to continue making these episodes,lots of love from egypt ❤😊

[@noorluna_]

How can I like this video a thousand times? You did a wonderful job, sister. Thank you from a revert!❤

[@rubabsyed2291]

Salam. I don’t usually comment on videos, but I just listened to your podcasts for the last 2 hours or so. I’m at a difficult point where I feel lost in Islam, and finding your videos helped me to sort out some of my thoughts. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and some of the principles of Islam.

[@ellieplaysgame]

I study anthropology and religious studies and I’ve learned more about Islam in the last two months than I have in school. Seeing faith in action is so beautiful and inspiring. I’m Christian but struggled with believing in the Holy Trinity so i have been trying to understand Islam for YEARS but it was always foreign to me. That changed when Instagram decided to put me on Muslim side of insta and met a lot of lovely people. I’m currently reading the Quran. It’s reinforced my appreciation of God. God is love and liberation ✌️

[@ReasonAboveEverything]

Trinity is a problem but not eternal Hell?

[@ellieplaysgame]

@@ReasonAboveEverything I’m not sure what you’re asking.

[@elizabethchristensen507]

Keep doing what you are doing. Your videos do have an effect on people. Alhamdulillah I was lead to Islam through several things, but you were one of the main factors!

[@noorluna_]

Welcome to the truth my beautiful sister ❤

[@johanneshartman4618]

quran says the torah and the gospels are the word of GOD wich came before the quran, the torah and the gospels are the BIBLE THE WORD OF GOD, wich tells us about JESUS CHRIST THE SON OF GOD

[@noorluna_]

@@johanneshartman4618 which version of the multiples bibles you claim to be the truth?

[@claudiamiller5861]

@@johanneshartman4618 They have been corrupted For example the bible contains many contradictions that refute its divinity . I mean you don't even need to dive deep into it, check the 1st and 2nd chapter of Genesis they both give two different orders of creation. Chapter 1: Animals then man while chapter 2 states: Man then animal. PS: "and on the seventh day he took his rest from all the work which he had done."Genesis 2:2. Do you really believe that God needs rest ?

[@johanneshartman4618]

@@claudiamiller5861 if that is true why dont you quote those exact scripture for me?

[@MihribanUlkerAr]

inshaallah more people gonna learn about our deen ❤

[@cascarrabias397]

Dr. Zakir Naik - Quranic Scholar " A man is still considered pure when he releases his lust with a sheep or a goat. If there is no woman, then there is no true lust or sexual sin! Then the animal becomes tainted, and must die! So says the Prophet Mohammad! (PBUH!)” Sex with animals in Islam. Narrated Abdullah ibn Abbas: There is no prescribed punishment for one who has sexual intercourse with an animal. Sunan Abu Dawud 38:4450 SEX WITH ANIMAL IN ISLAM ( نكاح الحيوانات ) IS HALAL Miner and DeVos (1960)[ professor emeritus of anthropology at the University of California, Berkeley, and a pioneer in cultural psychology, ethnic identity and migration studies ] comment that amongst Arab tribal cultures, “Bestiality with goats, sheep, or camels provides another outlet. These practices are recognized as common among boys.” Havelock-Ellis [note 52] states “The Arabs, according to Kocher, chiefly practice bestiality with goats, sheep and mares. The Annamites, according to Mondiere, commonly employ sows and (more especially the young women) dogs.”Historical And Cultural Perspectives On Zoophilia,Serving History .A 9th century, arabic literary work (“Risalat mufakharat al-sudan ‘ala al-bidan”) highlights the prevalence and history of beastiality among many arab tribes . In the next Fatwa as you see sex with animal in original Arabic version of this fatwa is considered ( نكاح الحيوانات ) that is sex with animal, Marriage to animals!! : al-Uzma Seyyid Ali al-Sistani(Sex with animals Fatwa ) “Sex with animals (نكاح الحيوانات ) before the mission (Islam) was wide spread and many narrations are narrated that it is halal but makrooh (disliked). And on the compulsory precaution one should abandon this practice that may cause self harm. And you must admit this to the owner of the sheep and pay the owner. ”[ www.wikiislam.net/wiki/File:Sistani-fatwa.jpg ][ Allamah Hassan bin Mansoor Qadhi Khan, Fatawa Qadhi Khan, Page 820 ] The Arabs have never taken quite so condemnatory attitude towards the practice of bestiality, and indeed a popular Arab saying that “The pilgrimage to Mecca is not complete without copulating with the camel.”[Robert E.L. Masters Forbidden Sexual Behavior and Morality - The Julian Press, 1st edition 1966,] Apparantly this mentality is not against Islam and even it is reflected in some hadith: Abu Bakar al-Kashani (d. 587 H), Badaye al-Sanae, Vol. 2, p. 216″ ولو وطئ بهيمة لا يفسد حجه ” “If he had sexual intercourse with an animal, that will not make his hajj void” Allamah Hassan bin Mansoor Qadhi Khan, Fatawa Qadhi Khan, Page 820 “Sex with animals, dead people and masturbation, does not invalidate one’s fast provided ejaculation does not occur”

[@KaijuKaijuUtah]

Converted recently and trying to learn more so I appreciate your channel! Excited to watch!

[@mauretasalsabila8150]

Miss you and your session farah!!! May Allah bless you and your family

[@halajaradat3635]

Thank you farah, I can feel how much effort you’ve made to show up and talk about islam in such a special way it is such a blessing to find your channel❤❤ May Allah guide all of us on and along the straight path ❤

[@daniafarhat5537]

Alhamdullah that your channel is existed ,thank you Farah♡

[@Muslim_Student]

Allah huma barik farah. Your videos are a gift. You are a gift.

[@Nitewolflegend]

Wow this video was so good, I really like how you explained everything and connected it to how christianity/judaism is similar to islam in terms of the balance bt love and justice ( rather than being so obsessed with differences in theology and practice)

[@ruvs.]

Farah, i love how the crystals appear on your eyes when you get emotional and teary. You're such a kind heart. الله يجزيك الخير 🫶🏼

[@MariaM-x2x1h]

يخي فرح انسانه اتمنى كل المسلمين يفكرون زيها .. رائعة ماشاءالله .. فرح نحبك 🙏🏻😭

[@auntshelly]

Ive been waiting for this one! You're glowing!

[@PJHMX]

Your tears and peace want me to revert instantely. Thank you so much for your gift, Farah. Alhamdullah !

[@aiijn]

(وإن تعدوا نعمه الله لا تحصوها) اكبر نعمه نعمه الاسلام والحمدلله على كل حال May this guide someone to the right path

[@Nasheedszz77]

Our favorite Farah with the amazing abaya is back ❤😌

[@nitipoomgut1699]

MashaAllah! Thank You Sister for explain Islam so beautifully! Islam is beautiful because it is the truth!

[@ssilv1]

WOW, I found a recommation to your videos on TikTok, ive realy been struggling recently, but your video has brought clarity to my deen, I keep asking Allah to show me, and help me especially with hijab, and the moment you started talking about the heart it just mad tear it, subhanAllah, your knowledge and light has brought me closer.

[@menarada7701]

May Allah bless you and guide you to the right path dear ❤❤

[@undynetheundying5405]

Farah, salamun alaikum. Didn't know where else to write, but I missed hearing your take on things... Not trying to rush you, but know that there are people who are interested in your perspective. I'll be waiting for your next video❤

[@Tqn1shaaa.x]

I actually love this prodcast channel so much. I listen to it every night to put me to sleep & it’s the best thing ever. I love the fact that her prodcast has so many different topics so I never run out of one’s to listen to.

[@OmarShehhi84]

جزاك الله خيراً و جعل عملك هذا في ميزان حسناتك و بارك فيه

[@BeHappy-ky5ft]

Watching from Australia. This was very informative and well explained. From a non-religious perspective here, I really enjoyed the education. Thank you for sharing

[@imanestudyvibes]

Thanks you alott farah ❤️🥺

[@knjparadise]

im christian but i found this video very interesting and informative. sending peace and love💕🍉

[@menarada7701]

May Allah guide you to the right path ❤

[@YsabelAirraLeng]

Assalamu Alaikum ukthi, Thank you for this video. Im writing this comment to express my gratitude towards you as well and Allah SWT for guiding me to find your channel. I have realised, and as you've also once mentioned in one of your other videos that Imaan is something that can sometimes be high and can sometimes be low and when my Imaan is low I come back to your videos to remind myself how much I love our deen and who im doing all of this for. You inspire me so much Farah and I hope to one day have Imaan as high as yours In Sha Allah. Watching and listening to you get emotional about Islam makes me extremely emotional as well, hearing the gifts Allah SWT has given to us and how much he loves us never fails to make me feel warm and understood. Thank you for taking on such a big role to educate young muslims on mindset and Islam as I know its not an easy thing to be doing as youre also human and sometimes you may also get overwhelmed. One of my main take-aways from your channel and my favourite things is that you are a realist. In our generation today we have multiple social media platforms that engage with young female and male muslims alike that make us think that it is okay to be acting a certain way (dressing a certain way, doing haram things) and as our generation has adopted this "propaganda" and "gentle parenting" technique it has and will have impact on future generations. Mashallah for your beautiful mind, and thank you.

[@nochonacho6883]

Farah ever since i saw ur videos you really changed ny heart❤ and I’m a Muslim boy you made me actually cry from your video your videos are beautiful im been struggling with depression and anxiety and more i feel better close to allah❤❤

[@ikramagafay1792]

Thank u Farah ...you are my role model😍

[@Imonyaa]

Welcome back ❤ it's such an amazing video youtube needed this

[@ami.o3574]

By far one of the most important concepts in Islam that differentiates it from other religions is TAWHID: pure and strict monotheism, singling out Allah in worship.

[@lilith7185]

Assalamu Alaikum, Mashallah thank you so much for this video. This was so so beautiful and helpful along my journey. Alhamdulillah.

[@chaimaaura5004]

الحمد لله على نعمة الإسلام

[@clfldlclc7204]

I am a religious Jew and I appreciate the beauty and peace of your religion so so much! We share quite a few things, but there is obviously still some difference (which is not a bad thing :) ) Muslim culture is so kind and humane and respectful. Sending you all blessings! 💜

[@VenkyBrevis]

​@@SarahAsiriiPlease clear my doubt regarding given question with reference. if u will answer all correct then allah will bless u with peace what was the age of prophet and aisha ,when they got married(nikah). what did prophet or islam say for those who (will) leave islam . who is zainab,what was early relation of zainab with prophet. does allah allowed in quran that u can do sex with a girl who hasn't attend puberty or he didn't allow? does husband is allowed to beat wife if she show arrogance or if say no for bed nd viceversa? does sex slavery allowed by allah in quran?

[@Hastenforthedawm]

​@@VenkyBrevis lots of loaded questions, very unoriginal ones too. The Zainab one however is interesting. I encourage you to learn about the life of Zayd and Zainab, it is utterly inspiring. There was no manipulation going on, Zayd had already divorced her by the time Prophet Muhammad (A.S.) went to marry her. Zayd was one of the closest people to Muhammad, again you need to learn more about Zayd. The situation of Zayd and Zainab led to Allah abolishing previous Pagan Arab customs about adoption and inheritance, such abolishment being highly important.

[@VenkyBrevis]

@@Hastenforthedawm it was first time and though it was through islam that adoption is bad things. How can anyone on this earth prohibit such a noble cause. That ayat regarding marriage of zaynab nd prophet came after prophet saw zaynab with less dress in zayd house please go nd read ayat nd it's revelation order and tafasir related to it Reference- 33:37 tafasir by marif-ul-quran , tarikh-e-tibri, vol-8, page-4 . My question is zayd was prophet adopted son that's why people used to call him zaid bin mohammad by that mean zaynab was prophet daughter in law and prophet was a good man (acc to u) so atleast he might have treated zaynab as her daughter right? But dont u find it odd that prophet(ur ideal not a common person) first consider a girl as his daughter then did s*x with her. Ur allah even allowed s*x bw brother and sister(sahih bukhari, vol-4, book-55, hadith-578), so look at ur allah creation. So please do not sugar coat things

[@VenkyBrevis]

@@Hastenforthedawm ​ here is something more u can check nd testify for ur reference. 65:4- child sex in quran allah allowing that u can married nd have sex with a girl who hasn't got her puberty. 23:5 -quran allowing sex slavery 81:2 - on the day of judgement allah said stars will fall on earth as like allah doesn't have knowledge of size and gravity. So decide the science in quran wheather it's a man made or almighty book. Sahih ul bukhari 5133 prophet married to aisha when she was 6 nd he was 52 nd did sex with her when she was 9 nd he was, 55. 4:34 - beating wife think about a God who is allowing that a husband can beat his wife if she show arrogance or saying no for bed but if a man did same things then a wife can't beat him nd if she disobey angels will cursed her. Sahih muslim 1403 - prophet lustful nature as he saw a woman in market nd get excited such that he immediately went for sex with zainab Sunan an nasai 4059, 4061,4062 & sahih bukhari- 6922 - prophet said whoever leave religion killed him. There are lot more like prophet married his own adopted son wife. Go nd check nd justify these things.

[@ireally7548]

Are you a supprter of apartheid israeli state? I heard the religious jews are against it.. please clear my doubt.. thank you?

[@ihonestlydontknowbuthi]

i choked when she quoted hannah montanaaa hahaahhh love ur video

[@Safethepeople]

Manshaa Allah very eye-opened for your friends ❤ love it and educate them more please you will be rewarded Inshaa Allah

[@hamichenada5394]

I love my girl and her explanation 💗😭

[@salmazehaf6478]

So excited to see it in the evening! Thank you

[@Haya_0707]

Assalam alaikum. Mashallah tabarakallah. I love your videos. I love the way to put things into perspective for non-Muslims. I love that you don’t sugarcoat and your being-real and straightforward. And most of all I love you for the sake of Allah. I know that sounds weird to non-Muslims but they will learn insha’Allah. I’m way older than you but I’ve just reverted in July and I’m learning a lot from you recently. May Allah shower you with baraka for all the things that you do for His sake Subhanahu wata’ala. ❤️❤️❤️

[@AshTitus]

I’m 17 and I have been considering to convert to Islam but my family as Christians will disown me so I’m scared. I want to learn more about Islam but don’t know where to start and it overwhelms by not knowing where to start. This has really helped me start somewhere ♥️

[@ami.o3574]

Love this! Another good idea is to pick up a translation of the Qur'an, I like the Sahih international translation. Also just pray to Allah that if Islam is true, may He guide you to it and show you His signs.

[@Fai_11]

Welcome back sister

[@FaridaAisah-yh7kk]

was really waiting for you to upload new content💚

[@mohmmednour3217]

I was born Muslim, but I wasn't very practicing and almost completely lost my faith. I was guided back, alhamdulilah and one specific but extremely important thing I noticed is how beautiful the shahada became to me. Something that seemed so basic in the past is now something that can bring tears to my eyes if I simply think about it. When I look back only just a few years ago, Allah's guidance is VERY apparent, and it is the most precious thing that He gave me. I declare that there is no god but Allah, and I declare that Muhammad SAW is his messenger.

[@oman2-wb4hl]

it really is indeed beautiful, when as a Muslim you find your way again and it's all because of God's will it's such a privilege for us to start praying and staying consistent with it, i wore my hijab this Ramadan and started praying regularly, al hamdu li allah

[@mohmmednour3217]

@@oman2-wb4hl mashallah sister. May Allah continue to guide all of us till the Day of Judgment.

[@minazkrv]

“something that seemed so basic in the past is now something that can bring tears to my eyes if I simply think about it.” waw could not have said it better, I relate to this aswell 🥲

[@Fx9c]

على الرغم بأني كمسلمه اعرف هذه المعلومات لكن تكلمتي بطريقة وضحت لي معاني كانت غايبه عني جزاك الله خير

[@szr-ve2qv]

Such a unique way of talking about Islam, Farah keep up with these videos. Talking about Allah is the greatest topic anyone can discuss! And this is the topic I love hearing. Keep going sister!

[@mhze2726]

Sister Farah, you are such a humble soul and I admire your true dedication to Islam the way you explain things really helps me become closer to Allah, Jazak'Allah Khair!

[@hibaelrahmane4404]

Thank u for this episode really appreciate ❤

[@malocathy4441]

Assalamu alaikom Farah , i'm about wearing the Hijab and i need a push to do this big step , i hope you make another detailed video about that to get motivated and go for it . Thank you 🤍

[@twinklesprinkled]

Farah my love where've you been, we miss you!! Your podcast is amazing MashAllah ❤

[@jordannemclean6467]

well I hope y'all genuinely have that peace for real. that will put me a little at ease. x

[@bbbennie]

Your videos are helping me so much Allah bless you thank you

[@_Margarida_Quinhones_]

You've done a beautiful job with this video. I also think the best way to show the truth of Islam is, of course, through Qur'an. How to introduce Islam? Through the exact words of Allah! Alhamdulillah 🤍 I'm a new revert. Keep spreading knowledge, Farah, this dunyia needs it so desperately.

[@Nibiru321]

The mouth spills over what the heart is full of ❤

[@thatlovelywitch2056]

Hey Farah. All your videos really help me boost my iman and I love the way you word things and explain things. There are some videos by ex muslims who have left the religion. It'd be interesting if you made a video on that and maybe even debunked some things they say.

[@shareefahismail6043]

Farah, Allahumma barik this is such a beautiful way of explaining Islam. May Allah SWT accept your efforts and bring noor and barakah into your life, Ameen. Would you consider doing an English translation and explanation of each Surah or as many as you can, as a video series? I'm sure you'll have an audience for it.🥹❤

[@ikrambekhti9400]

أعلم من قبل أن أشاهد الحلقة حتى أنها ستكون رائعة كالعادة. بودكاست الموسيقى ساعدني على تركها الحمد لله، أحسست بتشابه كبير بين تجربتي و تجربتك فرح لذلك أردت أن أشكرك على ذلك جزاك الله كل خير، أشعر باستماعي إلى فيديوهاتك بأنني استمع إلى أختي الكبرى ❤ تحيا فلسطين، فلسطين حرة من البحر إلى النهر 🇵🇸

[@squeak9030]

Seriously needed this beautiful reminder rn. I absolutely love what you're doing Farah! May Allah reward you for the hard work you put into these, seriously, I can't express how much I love your podcasts 💕💕

[@madebym5359]

I truly truly truly appreciate your open-mindedness. Your not just talking about islam but religion and spirituality all in all. Your speaking in such optimism and from the heart too. You putting emphasis on having faith and belief in God, in having a purpose and in doing good deeds. Your speaking in general terms and for all audiences, not just Muslims. MashAllah may Allah bless ur words into actuality and bless ur heart for being so full-hearted and spiritually content and peaceful 💕

[@quinnzel316]

with what is happening to the palestinians and seeing how they keep their spirits snd their faith I have been more curious about learning about Islam and and maybe converting

[@kinemaxillo-faciale]

Assalamualaikum The best choice just starte learning educat your self about Islam they're multiple channel in KZbin, read Quran, Allah guide you 🤲🤲🤲

[@unitedafrica5844]

May Allah protect our brothers and sisters in Palestine

[@Dana_M.H]

Please do More kind of videos like this where you are talking about Islam , it is just so beautiful ❤

[@rxnaah494]

Your episodes really really help thank you 🫶🏽🫶🏽

[@inayayasmin5223]

Please make more videos like this!!!

[@essek9507]

Alhamdulillah, Thank you Farah

[@wolverinescratch]

Reverted over 20 years and always alhamduillah

[@cookiemonsterrr5116]

Thank you. JazakAllah. Im a muslim...but youve changed my outlook. It's as if im being reintroduced to my faith and it makes me want to grasp it firmly...JazakAllah. May Allah SWT make us steadfast on this deen.

[@Meryem2910]

Asselamu Aleykum Fatah, I just wanted to say thank you. I am a German girl and converted to Islam two years ago. I have been learning about Islam for six years now. I need English at work and I'm not the best at it. So I started watching English videos and among others yours. If I was going to study the language, I wanted to at least do it in a way that was useful for my religion. And you were perfect for that. You not only helped me with the language, but also with my understanding of Islam. You are like a friend who is a pleasure to listen to. I haven't lived at home for about two months now, but alone in an apartment when my father didn't accept my headscarf. Sometimes I am alone at breakfast and I love it when I can listen to you because then I feel like I am in a conversation and a person who really understands me. You help me to broaden my horizon in religion. thank you very much ❤

[@blckist]

Möge dir Allah diesen Weg erleichtern und dich Bekanntschaften machen lassen, die dein Leben und deinen Imaan im positiven Sinner bereichern.

[@ruqayyah43]

Salam sr. Please don't remain lonely. Seek other muslim women in your town or neighboring ones. There are many convert groups as well. May Allah make it easy for you and bless you and my sister and me with a good spouse. Ameen

[@softwaifu]

I'm so glad I found your channel ❤

[@hibabellafkh5326]

I'm muslim , and she makes m feel new to islam mshalaah ❤.

[@islamiyat2632]

❤❤❤احبك في الله اختي فرح متابعتك من الجزائر

[@fatimasultani5655]

Love you Farah❤️ happy to have found you!

[@samanthaannfuchsgruber]

Hi Farah! 🥰💖 I am a devout Christian. ✝ However, I must say that your content is so informative! Thank you for taking the time to share your perspective on your religious life as a Muslim, your beliefs, and verses in the Quran. You have a truly wonderful soul and I am thankful to have come across your videos. I enjoy exposing myself to differing beliefs. I, too, agree with you in that our culture and following our every desire brings about so much suffering and pain in the long run. Following God and doing His will in this life is truly the greatest path. ✨ In our Holy Scripture, it says in Ephesians 3:18-19, "And may you have the power to understand, as all God’s people should, how wide, how long, how high, and how deep His love is. May you experience the love of Christ, though it is too great to understand fully. Then you will be made complete with all the fullness of life and power that comes from God." ☀ There is no Love quite like that of God. He wants us to follow Him because of His infinite, perfect, and holy love... something I feel every day in my soul. In my past, I discovered that doing anything less than following Him leads to emptiness, hedonism, and a lack of purpose. I am currently praying a Novena known as the "Surrender Novena" and I sleep so well when it is finished. I feel that the peace of our infinite God, our heavenly Father, is so beautiful. ✝💖 May we all continue learning and sharing one another's humanity alongside learning one another's beliefs. Your understanding and love for your Christian and Jewish friends made me smile so much, Farah. I am looking forward to more of your videos, and I pray you find heavenly peace in your life. 🫶✨ "Ad maiorem Dei gloriam..."☀🥰💖

[@Ray-by7xo]

Yayyy ur back

[@salwaabdullahi5945]

Farah its been a month since you uploaded we miss you habbibti

[@ThatNerdyMystic]

Thank you for your vulnerable honesty and depth of grace. 🙏 ❤

[@mehwishWrites23]

mashallah thank u sis for this love from india☺☺

[@habibatamer7717]

Barak Allah fik ❤

[@natashacole16]

I like to learn about different religions and you’ve taught me a lot. I’m a Christian, and through learning about Islam I see how many similarities we have in our religions. But I also want to say, not all Christians believe in the doctrine of the trinity.

[@sia9907]

If you read the Quran you'll see the differences. Highly recommend.

[@ray___2002]

that's great !! keep learning. as a muslim i learned a lot about Christianity by watching the muslim lantern channel on utube . u can watch it too if u wish to know more about Islam ☺️

[@Hastenforthedawm]

​​@@sia9907 good differences, because the Qur'an rebukes and corrects the mistakes of these past traditions and their straying from Truth

[@shougg77]

Thanks!

[@sometimesyougotachacha]

What a role model for young people 👍

[@shareefahismail6043]

Farah, Allahumma barik this is such a beautiful way of explaining Islam. Jazakallah, may Allah SWT accept your efforts and bring noor and barakah into your life, Ameen. Would you consider doing an English translation and explanation of each Surah or as many as you can, as a video series. I'm sure you'll have an audience for it.🥹❤

[@amalabdulla2886]

Thank you very much Farah for the beautiful episode, I really wished it didn't end because I enjoyed it so much. I would like to add more to what you said at 41:17, the Holy Quran covered all aspects of life for people to follow, and the sayings of Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him broke them down into simple, practical means for us to apply in our lives. Thank you very much and May Allah bless your beautiful soul and keep all of us steadfast on this path.

[@nadineowainat2214]

As a Muslim, this is the best description of Islam I’ve ever heard ❤