Agnostic Researching Religion (Undercover Christian?)

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[@Easy_Now_Star]

John Fontaine "Hamza's son" 😂

[@chinesecovidanalswabs4752]

Makes me chuckle. Alhamdulillah

[@masashadow1]

Brother Ijaz, mash Allah took the conversation into fantastically fruitful way

[@DawahhFoundaat]

Can’t stop laughing when you changed the usernames at the end 😂😂😂

[@axxiii8337]

i appreciate your effort, guys, but sometimes you're not doing it well. Look at the conversation before Ijaz's part and Ijaz's part. Ijaz did a good job in taking control of the conversation and focusing on the main points. That being said, thanks for the overall great job

[@thetruthwithproof8802]

( 📚 Quran 5 : 8 ) Do not let your HATRED OF PEOPLE prevent you from being just

[@user-qs3oq6zk8e]

أحسنت القول يا شيخ بارك الله فيك

[@sfartimyarehussien3625]

There Is two Hamzas! Mashallah!

[@thetruthwithproof8802]

Jazak Allah

[@Arwar555]

Hamzas son is a clone...i have NEVER seen such similarities in features as this father and son...Bless them

[@firdauspie2153]

😂😂😂

[@burhankhan9866]

MashaAllah brother Ijaz

[@markdoughty8780]

Great stuff from the chaps...

[@anasmiah]

Assalaamu Alaikum

[@TheFlyingstop]

Perseverance prevails sometimes!

[@freeman7983]

Baraka ALLAHU fikoum

[@spiritzen]

One of the best channels on YT hands down.

[@ahanadiri5330]

Love this but I would suggest that everyone other than the caller and Hamza turn off their mic when not talking specifically. It would make it sound much more clear

[@Just_logic]

I love Hamza’s emotional intelligence. He can read through people

[@yeahbuddy4712]

Are people seriously thinking John is Hamzas son?? Was Hamza 10 yrs old when he became his dad.

[@Palestine4Ever169]

No 😂😂😂 its just a joke because he look simileri

[@soggy77]

JazakAllahu khair guys for these videos, please let these guys read their Hadiths and surahs please

[@BRAVE_BALLZ]

💪💪💪

[@DawahhFoundaat]

May Allah guide brother Alex ❤🤲

[@newanas5271]

There s "Doaf" weakness in that Hadeeth.

[@gospeljoy5713]

No person bear all your sins.

[@gospeljoy5713]

Wow I should add unless he is divine Son of God.

[@faissalo]

Ijaz and Ramzi did great. Yusuf wasted a lot of time on pretty much a surreal standard.

[@lordshaxx4125]

23:00

[@thebesttruth4659]

May Allah protect innocent Muslim Balochistan Brothers😔Sisters. all innocent family😔in Pakistann Pakistan stop kidnapped and killed innocent😔family. 😔Free Balochistan 😔

[@ft7397]

alex should read numbers 31

[@filmverqueproductions]

Hii sir

[@Easy_Now_Star]

Oh no son!

[@MuawiyahHuraira]

Is that actually hamzas son

[@chinesecovidanalswabs4752]

Lmao no its John Fontaine

[@joemckeown7064]

Ijaz does lots of vesearch into chvistianity.

[@musti799]

Salam, I love your channel, but these videos lately have been not as useful as before, too much playing around and interupting amongst yourselves, it really distracts from the benefit of the video and dawah. my advice is you try tone it down or they be cut from the video. jazak Allahu khair

[@patrickganess8557]

Helo you guys please il like you have nice discussion with CHRISTIAN PRINCE in regards to ISLAMIC TEACHINGS

[@shirexx1]

Bring bim here....so we can have a discussion whith him

[@patrickganess8557]

@@shirexx1 mr you must move to fast lane. No need to bring him there to slaughter him.Why you didnt ask the others to come where ever you are but conveniently done on you tube ?

[@shirexx1]

@@patrickganess8557 ?

[@shirexx1]

@@patrickganess8557 bring Him yo This chanel

[@shirexx1]

@@patrickganess8557 invite him here....he will be heard

[@paulbennett9574]

Here is my question? Why does the Qur'an call Jesus 'the Messiah', 'the Anointed One'?

[@MineMeMineMeMineMe]

The'Usool is in Quran; ' Donot inherit women against their will"

[@thenoticer777]

@hamza's den: are you ever going to debate Sam Shamoun?

[@2gunzupPAC]

Why? Sam ran for the hills when he met uthman

[@thenoticer777]

@@2gunzupPAC when did this happen? In a dream you had?

[@arisamone]

Why are you guys keep interrupting each other when you're speaking? Not only you interrupt your guests but also your fellow daes. Even when they are answering a question. And most of the time you speak about the most superficial things. Like video games, or food or whatever. Like when brother Yusuf was explaining something you just have to interrupt and make a comment about his camera freezing. God... Like, who cares??? The audio was working just fine. I understand if you want to make small talks with each other but please do not interrupt your guests OR OTHER DAES. You guys can be very disrespectful sometimes. Is this your kind of Dawah? Edit: After writing this comment, I resume watching the video and immediately you guys comment about Mr Miyagi. Come on...

[@MnyamwezMnyamwez-vx1wb]

Your comment has been a problem with us Muslims for a while now, I do not understand why you would get so emotional to call the others disrespectful when brother Yussuf himself didn't. You have no idea what they agreed upon behind the screen on how they wish to do their podcast, instead of being so emotional and start judging everyone, just try to contain your feelings every once and a while.

[@rylieynna]

Your opinion/criticism is something that I also share in some ways, however, keep in mind that we most probably are among those who only watch and do nothing to contribute to the ummah in larger scale. Hence, it should be something that we keep in mind, that while we can have opinions on what are better ways to interact with others (Muslim and non-Muslims), we should try not to judge or criticize others who are doing what they see fit for as long as it doesn't goes against our religion. Criticism should be done respectfully behind close door, especially for those who are well respected in their community. They didn't give out false information, they are human with their own thought process and feelings. Perhaps the proper way to go about it is try to understand why they were the way they were, by giving them the benefit of the doubt, and learning from their conversation by choosing to do better in real life interaction with others (if you're planning to do some kind of dakwah in real life). And one of the reason for this approach is to stay united under the same purpose, which is to bring people closer to the Truth and to share the message of Islam, united as an ummah. May Allah guides us all and forgives us for our shortcomings.

[@mimissaa8497]

try to concentrate throughout 3-4 hours of streamiung dude....

[@arisamone]

@@mimissaa8497 it's not about being able to concentrate or being too exhausted after streaming for 3 hours. It's about being respectful. It's about having a coherent and meaningful conversation so the guests and people watching at home can benefit from the discussions. If you watch the video we're talking about. It's technically at the beginning of their stream and they were already cutting each other off. That is why I was asking if this is their way of giving dawah? Because at this point it's just an intelligence contest.

[@SteadfastFaithInAllah]

My brothers, for the sake of Allah[SWT] please show more tact and patience when dealing with unbelievers. Remember the teachings of our Prophet Muhammad [PBUH] what do you think he would say to all this? Example you brothers demand to be heard and not interrupted yet you do not give the same respect to the unbeliever, why? Honestly videos like this do no good, and only creates animosity and more division than anything. Peaceful, common respect for all people no matter what their stance or opinions are is the only way you will teach or help anyone that is an unbeliever. I'm not going to quote any hadiths as I'm sure you brothers are well aware of most, if not, all of them I do not know? To add brothers your behavior is no different than the way Christians behave when they are interacting with non-Christian people. Please for the sake of All Mighty Allah[SWT] please take my words with some consideration. I know videos like these garnish more views and excite you and your regular viewers but they do no good in educating people. InShaAllah you will give your consideration to what I have shared. Alhamdulillah! May Allah guide you all on the right path and May Allah bless you and your families and protect you and your families during these troubled times. Allahumma Ameen Br. Damon H.

[@mayukhsen8195]

There are some things I respect in Islamic teachings, *however below I explain why Islam as it appears to us today can never be a true religion of God.* Allah's intended punishment for Shirk and Disbelief proves Allah is *FAR LESS MERCIFUL AND FAR LESS JUST* *than even the most morally average of human beings.....* Proving the Holy Qur'an which says Allah is the most merciful and most just, a logically incoherent scripture.... And as the Holy Qur'an says itself, if you find any logical contradictions in this book, you can belive it is not from God almighty, thereby proving it's own self wrong. Now lets see how.... Shirk and Disbelief, doesnt hurt any other sentient beings in anyway, causes no harm to any other sentient being, and especially none to Allah who is allegedly omnipotent. Yet Allah swt chooses to punish you in the most painful way possible, for eternity, which is eternal hellfire, if you did Shirk or Disbelief, which causes no harm or hurt to any other sentient beings, and which is simply an extension of your freedom of worship, which is your birthright, because you are given free will by Allah himself (allegedly).... Why does Allah choose to punish you in the worst way for that? Because it hurts his ego, makes him angry, but it is his already existing cruelty, that compells him to give you no less than the worst punishment for it, and he doesnt try to justify why do you deserve it simply for practicing your free will and freedom of worship. It is entirely Allah's egoistic whims and cruelty at play here, because he has no other reason to do this to you. How does it make him less merciful and less just than human beings? Allah is said to love us (his creation) more than a mother can love her creation, her child. Now ask yourself this, and this will clear it up for you, would you and your spouse, put gasoline on your child and burn him alive, if your child didnt call you parents and called some other pair parents? Or if your child loved his uncle and aunt more than than his parents? Would you do that to your children? Or has the thought ever occured to you? You are the biological creator of your children. Allah is allegedly the creator of us all. So would you do that to your children? If not then why not? Justice and Mercy and love. It is clear that Allah, with his intended punishment for Shirk and Disbelief, doesn't have even one percent of the mercy that you as a human being do. Allah is also pretty clear, you can be the most compassionate, noble, loving and self sacrificing human being in the world, you can have the best morals in the world, but if you do Shirk and Disbelief, and dont stop doing that before death... Then Allah will surely punish you with eternal hellfire. *So this proves even an average human being is far above Allah in mercy and yet Allah lied that he is the most merciful and most just.* Hell, even career criminals would die to protect their children from harm, but not Allah, he will surely punish you for Shirk and Disbelief, such is his egoistic huvris and cruelty. This is a logical contradiction that no muslim has yet been able to answer, and no faithful muslim ever can. I mean a lot of muslims tried telling me that I am anthropomorphising human emotions over Allah's emotions. However that only makes this contradiction even more severe, because Qur'an says Allah is the "most just" and "most merciful", those are the exact words used in the Qur'an, now the terms "Mercy" and "Justice" have had their own meaning to human beings for far longer than Qur'an was ever revealed. As such, since Allah swt did not choose to use words other than "most merciful" and "most just", or did not care to explain exactly how his mercy and justice has a different meaning than that of human beings, IT IS ALLAH WHO HAS ALREADY DONE THE ANTHROPOMORPHISATION IN HIS REVELATION WHICH IS THE HOLY QUR'AN. By calling himself the "most just" and "most merciful". Because Mercy and Justice are human qualities and human attributes, shared by other animals as well. And if Allah already did it, then no Muslim should have a problem with anthropomorphisation over this particular subject. How can you go against something that Allah already did in his Holy book to mankind which is claimed to be perfectly preserved? My best hope? The Holy Qur'an was once the uncorrupted word of God, but it was corrupted by human beings soon after the death of Muhammad PBUH, and the corruption was done in a way to eliminate any evidence of corruption. Again I apologize with utmost ingenuinity if I have hurt anyone's religious sentiments, but please understand, God doesn't care whether you have the right religion or wrong religion, because God knows it is not your fault if you don't have the right religion, God doesn't care what religion you practice because he will never discriminate against anyone. So good muslims can and will definitely go to heaven. What I wrote is nothing but a refutation of Islamic theology, this will not affect your afterlife, because God has already said he is the most just and most merciful.

[@sholay706]

Let me ask you a question, when you take an exam and u don't write your identification on your exams what happens? Do you pass or fail? Committing shirk is injustice against your Creator.

[@mayukhsen8195]

@@sholay706 Comitting Shirk is injustice against my creator? The creator is allegedly omnipotent and invulnerable. You can never do injustice against a being like this. Nothing can hurt him.

[@sholay706]

@mayukhsen8195 Just like he commanded Adam not eat the forbidden fruit, he has commanded us to worship and acknowledge him and this is something that we gave our oat that we shall abide by.

[@mohamedelkayal8871]

And are you not defining what is just or what is moral based on your own subjective morality and not an objective one? I mean your whole talk about Shirk is in itself based entirely on what you perceive as good or bad not on what God decides as good or bad. Which means we can in that context decide what is good and bad based on our own whims and feelings and not on something objective. The very people that are polytheistic are not merely polytheistic but also practice things in another belief system that is in this case entirely their own. So who or rather what would decide that what they're doing is right or wrong if it's entirely subjective, and they get to decide where the line is drawn regardless of the reprecussions from their perspective? Furthermore, God's mercy is contingent on you seeking forgiveness and absolution and working towards it. I mean you wouldn't forgive someone who is insincere so why would the creator forgive someone for anything they're deliberately doing of they're not truly sorry? Furthermore in Quran it is stated explicitly that no one who was never warned or received the "message" or had the means of truly learning what God wants them to learn and follow in their everyday life will be held accountable in the same manner as those who did receive the message. But if you live in today's world AND have the means like you are right now in this comment section then if you don't follow the "right" religion or path is entirely by choice unlike the other example. There two types for example mentioned in the Qur'an: those who choose freely to disbelieve( but deep down they know they're wrong) and those who say "I couldn't be bothered". Both made a conscious choice of rejecting God and His commandments so why would they complain if they ended up facing the consequences of their own actions? Most of what you wrote is entirely subjective based on your own paradigm because it's centered around what you define as "Good" and what you define as "Bad". So how do you know you're not hurting anyone when you get to decide where the line gets drawn and where it doesn't? How is it that you believe the Qur'an was once uncorrupted and yet think it got corrupted now..like what makes you certain there was a preserved version to begin with? Also are you aware of how it was collected and preserved? Because you seem to believe there was a version at some point that somehow appealed to your own moral compass so I find it strange that you made that claim. I would have expected it if you're skeptical an practitioner of another faith or an atheist or agnostic but you seem to think that it did come from God "originally" then got corrupted as opposed to those that claim it to have been man-made.

[@pandanigg4]

Rumzi you need to control yourself and not interrupt

[@arisamone]

Agreed

[@AXM2306]

The brother hasn’t read ANYTHING about Christian history during times of war it is truly barbaric. The brother doesn’t know the status of women in the west at the times of war he’s speaking about. Perhaps he’d be thinking differently if he knew that women in the west at that time were termed chattel meaning they were owned by firstly the father then husband! It’s laughable when Christian’s come out talking about ‘women’s rights in Islam’ not knowing when western women were deemed chattel women in in Islam could vote, work, own businesses & Property as well as rights over her husbands wealth etc etc etc that was 1400 years ago brother please do your research you’ll be amazed! May Allah sbw guide us all. Ameen summa Ameen 🤲🏽🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸