A very funny analogy of how one feels in Gehinom.

[@abc_6]

Verily you have taken for yourselves idols beside Allah, out of love for each other in the present life. Then on the Day of Resurrection you will deny each other, and curse each other. And your abode will be the Fire; and you will have no helpers.’ [Quran 29:26]

[@cyber90p94]

Do you agree we Muslims and Jews share more similarities then Differences

[@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397]

I agree!

[@cyber90p94]

Can you make an video about it?

[@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397]

@@cyber90p94 I have somewhere a video of similarities between Judaism and Islam

[@abc_6]

✊🤝

[@DawahTrucker2024]

Our handsome looking me Jewish cousin, i understood the joke of we can consider it that 😂😂😂🤣👏👍😭 however the experience in jahannam will not be something to truly laugh about but the smells punishments in jahannam will be beyond anything imagined with our limited minds. I highly recommend you to read the Qu'ran in order to understand the real jahannam in the afterlife.

[@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397]

I agree it will not be a laughing matter.

[@abc_6]

@@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397 Yes it’s no joke trust me, Quran ch96 v15-18 15. Nay, but if he cease not We will seize him by the forelock 16. The lying, sinful forelock - 17. Then let him call upon his assistance! 18. We will call the angels of hell.

[@simondesanta5774]

Gehinom isn't just embarrassment, are you serious? The fire in Gehinom is 60x hotter than it is on earth, and that's the least level. And it isn't 12 months max. Btw there's also Chibut HaKever and Kaf Hakela.

[@egyptianflatearther6495]

69x* according to Prophet Muhammad ﷺ

[@saltanatparveen2702]

As salamu alaykum dear brother I have 3 question if you could help: Was Lot a prophet according to jewish narratives? Are prophet innocent(cannot commit sins) according to jewish perspective? if yes, then how could Lot commit adultery with his daughters? Thankyou As salamu alaykum.

[@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397]

Aleikum Salam brother. You are asking good question. In Jewish sources there is not much about Lot. The Torah mentions him as the nephew of Abraham PBUH, but it doesn't elaborate whether he was good or bad. He spoke to angels that came to save him from Sodom ( disguised as humans) so I think that would technically make him a prophet. The Jewish sages comment that Lot was better when he was around Abraham. After he separated from Abraham, he declined spiritually. He was saved from Sodom mainly for the sake of Abraham PBUH. In any case, in Judaism a prophet still has a freedom of choice and can chose bad. For example, Balaam was a prophet and yet was wicked. So how did Lot do such a mistake with his daughters? I guess same way, Kain (who also spoke with G-d), did the mistake of killing his brother Avel. They were both children of Adam PBUH.

[@ahmedazriel5097]

Saltanat, salam alaykum, Lot did not commit adultry, his daughters did. They made him drunk so that he wont know and be aware of what his daughters will do. So its not honest to blame Lot for what hapenned. I hope you understand. And yes prophets are also humans so yes they can sin. Thats also mentioned in the Quran. For example: [Quran 21:87] And Jonah, when he stormed out in fury, thinking We had no power over him. But then He cried out in the darkness, "There is no god but You! Glory to You! I was one of the wrongdoers!" God told Jonah to go to Ninva (Northern Iraq) to deliver Gods message to them, but Jonah refused, and instead he went to the opposite direction (this is when God said over him "thinking we had no power over him"). So you know the story further. This is an example, but there are more. And remember, only God is holy. Everyone else do wrong things.

[@saltanatparveen2702]

@@ahmedazriel5097 brother there is a difference between mistake and sin. And I agree that prophets are humans but you have to understand that they are also role models for their people so it is true that they can make mistakes but it is certainly wrong to say that they can commit sin. And certainly Jonah PUBH didn't sin but he was impatient and being impatient is not a sin. And whenever the quran discusses the story of Jonah PUBH it does to tell people that you should not be impatient as he was, and it only highlights his mistake.

[@ahmedazriel5097]

@@saltanatparveen2702 brother, i think that what Jonah did was a sin. Cuz he didnt obbey Gods words. God told him to go to Ninva and deliver the words to them, but Jonah refused! Thats why in Quran God punished him, and God said if he wasnt sorry and asked me to forgive, his situation would be like this till the day of judgement, means he will go to hell. Cuz God is angry at him. ([Quran Chapter 37] 142. Then the fish swallowed him, and he was to blame. 143. Had he not been one of those who praised. 144. He would have stayed in its belly until the Day they are raised.) So why would God punish someone till the day of judgement for just a mistake? You say they are rolemodels, so in Jonah's story you can learn that when you do a sin you can be forgiven if you are sorry and ask for forgevenis. I understand when you say that prophets should not be sinners. Thats true, but they can do a sin or 2. That doesnt make them whicked. I hope you understand what i mean. Peace bro.

[@abc_6]

@@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397 But I don’t think Neither Cain or Abel were prophets of god no?, that’s like saying Moses Khasvshalom committed adultery, if this was mentioned in the Torah regarding Moses AH committing such act would u believe it?

[@altinokz]

🧍🏻💨 😷 😬😂🤣😂🤣 Happy Holidays Rabbi! Love your videos. Thank you 🙏

[@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397]

I'm not rabbi, but thank you.

[@insaanietihad-MSB]

Thank you so much Brother for such an enlightened concept and video 🙂

[@kamranbasheer4659]

I have a question Jews were appointed by God to spread his oneness in the world filled with idols Then a non jew from Mecca came and taught oneness of God His followers build temples for the God of Abraham for shores of Atlantic Ocean to China, from Russia to Indonesia and worshipped him alone... What do Jews think about their gole is now؟

[@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397]

I think the goal hasn't changed. Before the entire world does not accept One G-d and countries rule according to laws of Torah (or Noahide laws for non Jews), our job is not finished.

[@abc_6]

🗣🕌🤲

[@ShahrukhKhan-cr9eg]

Asslam walekum How're you? I'm from India and i watch all your videos.

[@hateladon5066]

Assalamualaikum ye hota he walekum Salaam jawab me kaha jata he salam bhi sahi se nahi ata herat he yaar.

[@ShahrukhKhan-cr9eg]

@@hateladon5066 ok .Thanks for sharing your knowledge 👍

[@abc_6]

Me too, well I try to at least 😃

[@insaanietihad-MSB]

And brother your Sukkah is very nice too hope your enjoying the bliss of the Holidays. Chag Sameach 🙂

[@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397]

Chag Sameach sister.

[@albatross9995]

Shalom brother.from Qatar

[@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397]

Shalom to you too brother.

[@exposingtv9903]

Assalamu-alaikum

[@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397]

Aleikum Salam

[@phenomenal17playz]

Shalom aleichom great video

[@FreeDom4Us1]

Peace be unto u brother Aaron, @Blessed is Hashem, God of Israel(pbuh) This analogy that the rabbi mentioned is in fact a funny scenario brought in many secular movies even in worst situations than that (immoral one), i'm astonished about the intelectual level of the rabbi to compare such analogy to Gihenom. I would love to tell us what's Gihenom to u & based on Torah?

[@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397]

Please watch this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWLUmHSQh955oM0

[@FreeDom4Us1]

Brother Aaron, what's the outcome u got from these 3 rabbis? where they get the information from since not from God's revelation? Did Moses pbuh teach out about Gihonem? Why themselves reject to follow God's final.guidance, aren't they afraid of Gihenom?

[@bilalbukhari9556]

In Judaism, is the punishment in Geihinom eternal? and I heard that Torah does not mention anything about afterlife? So from where do Jews get the concept of After life and why something that Important is not mentioned in the Torah?

[@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397]

Please watch this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWLUmHSQh955oM0

[@bilalbukhari9556]

@@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397 I am surprised how similar is the description of hell in both Islam and Judaism after watching this video (for example, both mention 7 portions of hell, and black angel of deaths if you are a sinner, etc) , also Touva is a very similar concept to Tauba (repentance) in arabic. I initially thought that Judaism doesn't focus on Hell as much because I heard another religious Jew say so, but I guess different Sects of jews have different views regarding hell ?

[@abc_6]

@@bilalbukhari9556 true, I also heard some Jews say that never is Geihinom eternal which I beg to differ.

[@abc_6]

@@bilalbukhari9556 But I am glad brother Aaron cleared this misconception

[@ashrafurrahman4216]

Brother as far as I know jews pray 3 times a day but can you please tell me which exact time they pray? Just curious to know.❤️

[@binyamin4602]

First prayer: shaharit, in the morning (anytime between sunrise and the fourth hour, and best right at sunrise), takes about 45 minutes. Second prayer: minha, in the afternoon (really any time before sunset but preferably between 2.5 hours before sunset and sunset), takes about 25 minutes. Third prayer: ma’ariv, between sunset and dawn but ideally before midnight, takes about 20 minutes.

[@ashrafurrahman4216]

@@binyamin4602 thanks for taking your time and educating me. I appreciated brother ❤️

[@abc_6]

@@ashrafurrahman4216 Our prayer is like 7 minutes for each prayer so x5 a day 35 minutes all together so no Muslim should really have an excuse not to pray unless they are sick or something more serious I guess

[@abc_6]

@@ashrafurrahman4216 originally we had to pray 50 times a day but thank god Moshe AH requested Muhammad to ask Allah to reduce the amount since it will become tough for individuals to pray 50 times a day

[@ashrafurrahman4216]

@@abc_6 yea brother I know I am a Muslim too.

[@ahmedazriel5097]

Nice story thank you 👍

[@Mindovermatter0001]

God bless you brother ✌✝️

[@nearpod5207]

is that a cross

[@Mindovermatter0001]

@@nearpod5207 yeah, why?

[@abc_6]

@@Mindovermatter0001 Because Muslims and Jew accept in the name of Allah not Jesus.

[@Mindovermatter0001]

@@abc_6 Arabic christians also use the word Allah and actually it's a title in arabic for God

[@abc_6]

@@Mindovermatter0001 Allah is not Jesus tho there is a major difference between a messiah and a creator

[@rashidulrajon1516]

In Islam first greeting is 'Assalamualaiku' (peace be upon you)or 'Assalamualaikum oa rohmatullah oa barakatuh (peace be upon you and Allah's mercy and blessings' and in your religion 'Salom Aleichem'(peace be upon you)! What a coincidence! Our prophet was illiterate and did not read your religious book so how He described many things precisely about your prophet Moses and His many events? Have you ever think that? Love your great manners and attitude. I would be very happy if you say something about my question please.And sorry if I hurt you.

[@armanious2567]

Cause maybe he actually read them or a jew teached him

[@rashidulrajon1516]

@@armanious2567 there was no jew in Mecca( birth place) and Prophet Muhammad did not know how to read and write.

[@pengenjadiyoutuberdennysw9425]

Are gehinom same with jahanam in arabic?

[@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397]

Yes

[@abc_6]

@@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397 Gehinom is essentially hellfire according to Islam. It’s there not really to purify like in Judaism but as a punishment for evil doers.

[@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397]

@@abc_6 I think in Judaism its also not always just a purification process. Please watch this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWLUmHSQh955oM0

[@abc_6]

@@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397 🤙

[@abc_6]

@@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397 I just watched it and many things I agree with such as the different levels of hell fire and certain sins leading to eternal doom.

[@paisededo8752]

NICE brother 🤗

[@hashemahmed1402]

Great Story brother

[@treatyofchristianity7772]

If the word אלהים meaning gods אלה meaning "these" in English . If אל meaning God, then הים meaning the sea in English In the beginning created God The Sea the heaven and the earth The correct meaning of Genesis 1:1

[@AshishkumarRational]

What do you think about muslims believes 70k jews will follow fake messiah in future?

[@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397]

I think this idea came from a historical event. If I recall correctly, Rambam writes that before his time there was a fake Messiah from Isfahan, and sadly many Jews followed him. Eventually these Jews were taxes heavily by the Muslim ruler at that time.

[@AshishkumarRational]

@@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397 but they believe fake messiah will come just before judgement day.

[@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397]

@@AshishkumarRational I heard about the Muslim and Christian view about Dajjal

[@Yosof_]

@@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397 listen to this lesson about Dajjal m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2jKmX6sp7SVm9E

[@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397]

@@Yosof_ watched a little bit of it.

[@Anonym-f9c]

Watch Rabbi yaron Reuven lecture about gehinnom

[@FreeDom4Us1]

@Kemal what impression u got? & what u've learned from?

[@FreeDom4Us1]

@Blessed is Hashem, the God of Israel(pbuh) Would u pls enlighten us about the concept of Gihenom following ur understanding & under all different sects in Judaism including the Samaritans, thx.🤔

[@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWLUmHSQh955oM0

[@FreeDom4Us1]

Brother Aaron, what's the outcome u got from these 3 rabbis? where they get the information from since not from God's revelation? Did Moses pbuh teach out about Gihonem? Why themselves reject to follow God's final.guidance, aren't they afraid of Gihenom?

[@FreeDom4Us1]

@Blessed is Hashem, the God of Israel(pbuh) Pls check & do address my questions, thx.

[@Stoic_sensei]

Jahannam/Gehinom 🧐

[@exclusivestatistics1792]

Shalom Aleichem

[@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397]

Aleichem shalom

[@emailellis2965]

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