Are these words really BAD? | Arabic101

[@alood9308]

I am an Arabic man but this video shows me alot of things are useful for us as a Muslim community thanks alot

[@cartoon_online]

Actually I am from Egypt ,and we have never use these word we just use the alternative, Even some christians use our words

[@gabagoba4331]

Especially arab,because some of us don't know their actual meaning and use them merely for expression.

[@gabagoba4331]

​@@cartoon_online هو قصده لما بنتكلم بالإنجليزي و نقول نفس كلامهم وخلاص كمان فى حاجات منهم بتتقال بين الشباب فالكوميكس على سبيل الهزار و كمان اسوأهم زى هولى ش** وكانو بيستخدموخا بكثرة فالعربى عادى . ربنا يهدينا جميعا.

[@MAChess148]

same

[@emansobhy4382]

​@@cartoon_onlineI came to the comment section to write the same fact😅🌹 جزاكم الله خيرا

[@coldman5149]

As a revert my daily vocab definitely needs some changes

[@trikyoo]

May God keep you firm and steadfast

[@yuwyu4841]

Allah will reward you for every step you take towards Him. :>

[@Islamicfan690]

May Allah make it easy for you❤❤

[@birdybilal6780]

same, even tho im not a revert

[@بلالجوال-غزة]

Good job man.

[@terroriz0r]

May Allah reward you brother, this is a really important video!

[@chococat_4ever]

Ameen

[@hestonworld5389]

Subhanallah. I've been using some of these without realising that they were going against my Deen. Praise be to Allah that I've found this video. Thank you so much dear brother for such a great and clarifying video. May Allah Almighty reward you for this.

[@FireFilms201]

ameen

[@jxng_meow]

Before going to sleep, recite: Alhumdulillah 33× Subhan Allah 33× Allahu Akbar 34× Ayatul Kursi 1× Surah Al Ikhlas ×3 Surah Al Falaq ×3 Surah Al Nas ×3 Surah Al Mulk ×3 The last two Ayat of Surah al Baqarah ×1 Forgive, but don't forget any hatred, grudges or jealousy you have pint up inside of you and thank Allah for keeping you safe, feeding you and clothing you

[@fathimathnabeela6247]

Thank you for the reminder; I almost forgot as I was too sleepy 😅

[@AtibaShaikh8]

Even better if you recite Ayat Al Kursi 3 times

[@Mono_Autophobic]

My whole night will be over if I recite this 💀

[@violettechan936]

يا سبحان الله ما شاء الله عليك👀👍

[@lama.basurrah]

U will have a good night believe me✨​@@Mono_Autophobic

[@raxlitude11]

A staff at the Singapore airport was guiding me but I was unable to understand his directions and he kept saying out of annoyance ‘Allahu akbar’ 😂😂 may Allah bless him

[@AyeshaNoor-tc9me]

😁 May Allah bless you and him brother

[@naveednawwaf]

lol

[@artyfarty99changingtohoiii78]

I am at singapore airport right now!

[@xosoms]

noice!@@artyfarty99changingtohoiii78

[@snowecaddel9454]

HAHA 😂

[@unhingedconnoisseur164]

a huge pet peeve of mine is when people use words like this, especially when people describe others as “Godlike”, so Alhamdulillah im very glad for this video

[@BoxOfMint]

Same with "Doing God's work", it feels really awkward everytime someone uses it

[@adiymusammat7159]

With me everytime someone says that i get so badly frustrated 😅

[@aishaahmed3736]

Or when people say things like "he is the god of football".

[@OrionPaxOP]

Very cringey when people do that . We need to be strict in upholding the right of Allah Azzawajal

[@Sanar_animatorlol]

​@@OrionPaxOPagreed

[@terroriz0r]

some of them are clear-cut kufr rather than haram, be careful brothers!

[@emix1989]

They ain't bothers anymore

[@starnutron6147]

but kufr is already a part of haram

[@starnutron6147]

@@emix1989 what minor kurf is one of the most dangerous thing to do and if some does major kufr he/she will be immediately out of the fold of Islam

[@terroriz0r]

@@emix1989 I'm warning brothers who haven't said these words yet, or have already repented to be careful next time.

[@emix1989]

@@terroriz0r understood

[@Hizabrelshara]

بارك الله فيك The way you explain things is just amazing you didn't just warn us from the bad words you gave us alternatives . جزاك الله خيرا

[@aboyaser5608]

The subconscious behavior that drives us to imitate others is extremely powerful. only listening to people who talk in a vulgar or profane way will result in picking up on their phrases, or at the least finding them acceptable.

[@hira4200]

That is why it's so important that we surround ourselves with good, pious company and why this is always emphasised!!

[@thefakebluejay5394]

yes, 100% true ive experienced this firsthand both ways (me being influenced by others and others being influenced by me)

[@m.aimanhafiz4532]

In malaysia... people esp mothers always use 'lailahaillallah' when they are angry or suprised😂... may god bless our mothers

[@idk-ms8fe]

Ameen

[@Zamin30]

Nice 😂 , in our country Pakistan , elders in anger often say Subhan Allah and Mashallah while being sarcastic or tauntingb😂

[@hanaditahreem402]

@@Zamin30here in India they say astaghfirullah la haula wala quwata illa billah

[@AliyanIsEpik]

@@Zamin30 Lol so true

[@quackerz-0]

@@hanaditahreem402same im an indian muslim

[@thedrbat9572]

2:08 i noticed he said "jesus wont help anyone *at the moment* " this is because we know jesus pbuh will have second coming to defeat dajjal.

[@Assassin47-c6i]

Isa as

[@khaled-b.971]

Nice

[@SFDI23]

True!, @thedrbat95 In the end of the world (iesa) ( peace upon him) will go to find dejjal

[@hi-ul7yl]

he said “at the moment”

[@NinjagoFan_Vania]

Please don’t say Jesus say Isa his real name

[@raeedkamran69024]

Our Prophet said (ﷺ) “Whoever recites Ayatul Kursi immediately after each prescribed prayer, there will be nothing standing between him and his entering Paradise except death.” Dont forget to recite Ayatul kursi before sleep Our Prophet (ﷺ) said, When you go to your bed, recite Ayatul Kursi and you will be protected by Allah, and no devil will come near you until morning.(5010) Narrated by al-Bukhari Take screenshot and share to earn reward,also copy and spread this message

[@Bibaasss407]

Thank you, I'm learning English now, and I really needed such a video to avoid saying anything haram

[@jxng_meow]

Did you do zikr today? No? Okay, let's do it now, it won't take long Astaghfirullah ×5 Subhan Allah ×5 Alhumdulillah ×5 Allah hu Akhbar ×5 La illaha ill allah ×3 Subhan Allah hi w bihamdihi ×3 Subhan Allah al'adheem ×3 Allah huma ini asaluka al jannah ×7 Allah huma ajirni minan naar ×7 Allahummaghfir lil muslimina wal muslimati ×3 Congratulations! That didn't take very long now, did it? Try and do this everyday, give Allah your time. Spread this comment to remind other Muslims and guide them back to the right path. May Allah reward you with the greatest version of something you always wanted Ameen

[@AmirsEnemyManjeet]

Ameen

[@bealet9357]

MashaAllah brother, thank you

[@havali_doritos]

Thank you!

[@yobask8855]

Mashallah brother, jazakallah kairun for this

[@littleharry7977]

Ameen thank you brother may ALLAH bless you Ameen

[@omartabaza7561]

مشكور اخي والله نبهتني على اخطائي الله يغفر لي و ينصر اهلنا في عزة.

[@zigzagz7735]

Very good reminder. Too many of these words creep into our vocabularies and many of us don't truly understand that we will be taken to account for uttering them.

[@محمد-ر6غ4ذ]

JazakAllahu Khayran ! This is a very important video especially for the younger generations. There are so many extremely dangerous words and practices that have become widespread and some people might not even realize that they are falling into Shaytan's traps by using/doing them. That's a reason why proper knowledge of Islam is important !!!

[@haysnairte4]

as a Gamer, this is very helpful, and without it, we might turn into an ignorant

[@haysnairte4]

@@weathersreport408 what you said is right, brother Although that apply to everything: games, movies, social media, dances, songs, etc

[@Omega-jg4oq]

I’m Gamer too, but I don’t always use it.. I accidentally use it when something caught me off guard or get too excited

[@Pale_Kingg]

Same

[@xosoms]

me too

[@RaifX39]

That's true... I should control myself when playing games cuz I know I play competitive games but I should what what I say out of anger and just have sabr

[@YeahEsCereal]

Subhanallah! May Allah reward you brother. Jazakallah khair!

[@monisrajput8056]

I used to too much abusive words.. Then i realised my mistake and i started doing hard zikr.. From the Allah's grace i avoided in any circumstances

[@PoppyAT666]

احسنت💖

[@Abdulhifed]

Thanks for learning us our religion my Allah protected you ❤

[@obamna-ve8qj]

It is obligation to every Muslim to learn more about God and his religion

[@Free_Palestine323]

هدانا الله وإياكم شكراً اخي ، وجمعة مباركة

[@Australian_bonnie]

قم بتغيير اسمك إلى free_switzerland323 وقم بتغيير ملفك الشخصي إلى swiss flag وقم بتغيير النص إلى free switzerland وهذا الفيديو لا يتحدث عن فلسطين والإبادة الجماعية الإسرائيلية وكن محايدًا

[@K_s_p_s]

قول جمعة مباركة هية بدعة اخي عدل التعليق

[@Mynameisanime]

I like to think that I found your KZbin channel during Ramadan so I’m 100% sure that you’re Muslim and you make really great videos. I hope you keep up the good work inshallah.

[@davidw3567]

I've come across your lessons only a few months ago, and I thoroughly enjoy them. I've spent my entire university career as a teacher of Arabic as a foreign language (now retired), but I still learn things from you. It happens that I found your broadcast when researching online venues for teaching Qur'an to believers who do not know Arabic. Most of them were exceedingly dull talking heads with physical blackboards. Yours are exactly the type of thing that I had envisioned myself doing as a retirement project. But now, it seems that I don't have to, because you have already done it superbly well. Allah will certainly reward you for your great service to our brothers and sisters, the majority of Muslims who did not grow up with Arabic. As to unfortunate Christianized expressions that we might use but shouldn't, I just heard myself saying "Oh man!" (when witnessing scenes of the ongoing genocide in Gaza). But I caught myself, because of your advice. This expression began as a reference to the myth of the risen Christ, deriving from the expression 'Man alive". It's kind of a muted blasphemy like 'darn' and 'gosh' and 'jeez,' as you point out. So, we shouldn't be saying "Oh man," either. Or for that matter "Man alive" (which I think is a bit old fashioned nowadays). جزاك الله خيرا

[@jevinday]

You really feel like you're doing something wrong when you say "oh man"?

[@davidw3567]

I'm not an expert in this by any means, but in my opinion, saying "man" by itself, say, when addressing someone (and it doesn't matter if it is actually a man), is probably ok, because it is used in reference to the person addressed, not a reference to the myth of the risen Christ. That is, you are not invoking or swearing by the Christ by saying it. @SisterinIslam87

[@davidw3567]

I wouldn't say it is wrong as such, only best for Muslims to avoid using it when there are better options. I'd never thought of it until I heard this lesson. But I have known for a long time - I think since my twenties or before - that the reference is to the myth of the man Jesus who was said to have arisen from the dead. Since writing the response to the lesson, I've heard myself saying it several times. But I'm also consciously saying "Ya Allah" instead, in the hope of breaking the habit, with the help of Allah. @@jevinday

[@thearabkobe]

May Allah reward you for always speaking on such important topics. Wallahi this is a big help for the Ummah. Jazakallah Khair ❤️

[@zulaikhasameer6071]

Very useful. Very much needed. Very timely. I will try my best to educate my circle of influence, In shaa Allah! I call upon fellow Muslim brothers and sisters to do the same. At this age of rhetoric we have to really fight for what is correct. You can start with your family as, may be dinner table topic. May Allah bless us all and keep us on s'iraatul musthaqeen! Aameen ❤️

[@WahabYusif-pz7vx]

Amen

[@Fakhori.M]

Ameen habibi ❤

[@Koncosmic01]

I hate when people say anything godlike when they aren’t even CLOSE to Allah. “He’s a god at [ ]”.

[@Gzgz7zgg6zig]

Oh pls, focus on your own relationship with Allah. Don't judge ppl.

[@OMappingneditz1]

​@@Gzgz7zgg6zigwe should stay silent to kufr? In your dreams!

[@Gzgz7zgg6zig]

@@OMappingneditz1 bruh get a life. You wont get any hassanat for policing ppls spech

[@OMappingneditz1]

@@Gzgz7zgg6zig We will InshaAllah for warning people when they do something wrong.

[@Gzgz7zgg6zig]

@@OMappingneditz1 Nah if it's a muslim they allready know and then it becomes their sin and ppl from other religions should be left alone. Especially with ops example

[@spacecowboy600]

so much quality content man jazakallah

[@monabazzi2850]

I must admit that I used some of these phrases in the past... A LOT. I never wondered what the true meaning of them is! MashaAllah, your knowledge of Islam is quite vast, and here you are, helping many individuals pave their way to Jannah. Tabarak Allah, may Allah bless you with a peaceful life and Akhira. Thank you! 🤍🙏🏻

[@silverchariot2510]

You must not admit actually, because it's مجاهرة

[@monabazzi2850]

​@@silverchariot2510 Mind telling me what that means?

[@raeedkamran69024]

This is wrong, you can't expose your mistakes like this

[@AbdulHalim-d7s3u]

​@@monabazzi2850It is haram to expose sins. You can expose them to an islamic scholar for them to give you a fatwa or advise you. مجاهرة is doing something out loud

[@sephatu6521]

Great that you touch on practical topics as well. Thanks

[@mrright9437]

Great video brother.. especially since many Muslims and Arab youths are using those expressions heavily !! We have to fight back ..

[@mrright9437]

@rax7418 We are arabs in Arab country and you can heard the filthiest words unfortunately

[@MohamedAliBouchekkif]

ياخويا كي قال renew my islam يلزم نتوضا الوضوؤ الاكبر ولا لالا الله يسترك جاوب

[@cel.34]

May Allah reward you my brother for this amazing content 🎉

[@hbjkn-u5u]

Thank you so much, it was really helpful for me and for my future

[@مؤيدالحاج-ر1د]

Thank you so much for your tremendous efforts and valuable information. بارك الله فيك ونفع بك وزادك علمًا. I believe saying Insha'Allah (إن شاء الله) at the end of the video would make it even better.

[@AbuJackson27]

Today I've used a word of them and then it hits me like if it's allowed to use it and what I should say otherwise. سبحان الله

[@Oberstien17]

جزاك الله خير، محتوى نافع وطيب، استمر بارك الله فيك.

[@TarinTasnimTonu]

It's an extremely important video for Muslim ummah. You should certainly know all of this as a Muslim!!!

[@amrgaber4400]

Thanks alot. For an arab and a muslim who studies english its really important to know what to avoid.

[@Auntecristos]

Istagfur Allah. Thank you for highlighting this issue brother, may Allah bless you.

[@cushconsultinggroup]

Masha Allah this is an excellent video and a sign to an answered dua for the future of speech in English. ❤ جزاك الله خيران

[@rebbachemoumen1580]

خيرا * Brother

[@امير-ث7ف4ض]

لم أعلم أنه يوجد فيديوهات رائعة باللغة الإنجليزية مثل هذه ، بارك الله فيكم و نفع بك ❤ تحياتي لكم من العراق 🇮🇶

[@lvateinn8258]

السلام عليكم يا ابن بلدي

[@shahidaakther3328]

May Allah reward you

[@salimmapande4668]

This is a wonderful lesson MashaAllah May Allah reward you abundantly.

[@inaneii]

الله يكتب أجرك، شكرا لك لقد كنت استخدم بعض هذه التعبيرات. هدانا الله.

[@nanamkdroubi731]

بارك في عملك

[@noonewarefe]

My native language is neither English nor Arabic, but I learned a lot from these videos. jazakallahu hayran

[@Harbin_07]

Same here, I'm trying to learn the meanings of many words

[@azzo_bukkeri]

admittedly, I used some of these. I will cease doing that from now.

[@Syria_Free_Palestine_will_too]

May Allah make it easier for you and us.

[@shihanafridhi9517]

Me too.

[@Palestin1an]

May Allah forgive all of us

[@Harbin_07]

​@@Syria_Free_Palestine_will_too İnsha'Allah

[@modbat9463]

this is one of the best channels on youtube. for real brother. may allah give you al-firdaus for that effort allahumma amin

[@TheLeenQueen]

I love this channel

[@urlocalrblxeditor]

tysm! i said some of these words not knowing they were haram! may Allah bless u!🎀🎀🎀

[@wtz_under]

as a teen enthusiastic with linguistics, the explanation is clear and straightforward.

[@olabaruwa8287]

Just to share a bit of help for people who will make the effort to stop using bad words Please dont beat yourself up when you use these terms 2. Dont try to suppress it ... This is similar to creating a dam that is simply holding thw water back What you must do is, whenever you catch yourself saying any of the wrong terms... Immediately follow it up with the proper thing to say as recommended in the video You must begin to do this every time That way, youre not suppressing anything. Theres no built up force Rather, youre making your brain associate the correct terms with the same instances in which you use the wrong terms Before you know it, you would see that whenever one of the trigger events happen, you would literally have both the good and the bad terms on your tongue, That means, the urge for one wouldn't be stronger than the other From then on you can start choosing to say the good word until it becomes stronger than the bad Allah know best If you find this helps, like (👍) the comment so that more brothers and sisters can see it as they watch this helpful video

[@Fatima-of5sn]

Your comment is very beneficial jazakalahu kheiran 🙂

[@fangstars9226]

This really helped me/us to protect our tounges. And i have heard that if you protect your tongue heaven worries you. Theres much more for this, theres 3 more

[@tazilafroj8449]

Much needed video for the younger generation!

[@Im0bssesedWcats]

I'm muslim, but i didn't know some of these phrases in this video were Haram, so thank you so much for making this video.

[@05fahaD]

End of your every video My heart says : mashallah

[@AmineAmine-qw4xx]

Jazakum Allah khayran for this informative video, any Muslim should watch this because nowadays Muslims can say these words without even realizing or by habit.

[@Mohsam45]

Well, thanks for this video bro, i used these words so much without knowing what it actually mean, thanks again bro!

[@lightcerous1093]

May Allah give you reward for this. Jazakallah khair for spreading valuable information

[@YkLaraXoxo]

Thank u im muslim and i use these a lot, i hope allah forgives me and i will try to stop saying them! ❤

[@ObeyDaqSwaqq]

Just took shahada 4 days ago. I was raised in the Deep South in the church for 20 + yrs so I frequently use most of these settings multiple times per day. I guess I’ll just be a mute from now on🤦🏾‍♀️

[@Imad_bake]

Thank u so much for this video it really helped me , as a 19 year old muslim i use some of them in my everyday life, freedom for Palestine 🇵🇰 ❤️ 🇵🇸

[@mominhaq7217]

Jazak Allah for sharing

[@safahussien8208]

really this the most beautiful and useful vid i've watched today. thanks brother

[@arthurfrost9004]

Inshallah, i'll use 'subahanallah' in all aspects. Jazakallhu for this video

[@jxng_meow]

A person said "Allahu Akbar". A few seconds later they said "La ilaha illalah", then immediately afterwards said "La ilaha illa Anta subhanaka inni kuntu min-adh-zalimeen". After that said "SubhanAllah". This way 70,000 good deeds were earned and MashaAllah, it was you who earned them

[@MUHAMMADFARHANKHANBINMOHDANIEL]

Very useful. Very much needed. Very timely. I will try my best to educate my circle of influence, In shaa Allah! I call upon fellow Muslim brothers and sisters to do the same. At this age of rhetoric we have to really fight for what is correct. You can start with your family as, may be dinner table topic. May Allah bless us all and keep us on s'iraatul musthaqeen! Aameen

[@TUITDefinder]

I really thank you a lot, I've been using some of these words, so I didn't know they were such as very bad

[@meazamedlock6134]

May Allah gives long life brother JZAK

[@raeedkamran69024]

Deeds that reward a person equal to hajj if he does them correctly and sincerly 1. Perform Ablution properly and go for each obligatory salat in Masjid 2. After praying salat Fajr in congregation, then remember Allah(سبحانه و تعالى),by doing dhikr or reading quran, till (15-20 minutes) after sunrise to perform two superogratory rakat 3. Perform Umrah in the month of Ramadan is equal to Hajj 4. Going to Masjid to learn/teach beneficial knowledge 5. Saying SubhanaLlah 33, AlhamduliLlah 33, Allahu Akbar 33, and then say La ilaha ill-Allah wahdahu la sharika lah, lahu’l-mulk wa lahu’l-hamd wa huwa ‘ala kulli shay’in qadir

[@T0MIE_G3NOKIE]

Im a 10 year old girl, and i am muslim ofc, i used to tell my (non muslim) online friends alot as jokes, but now i realized my mistakes! Thank you so much for warning me and telling me, i didnt know that, but what should i do now? How do i make it up?😟 And also, some non muslim ppl make fun of me and start arguements when i make a halal / muslim joke, but all the time they use these haram words.

[@T0MIE_G3NOKIE]

@@niyaz4013 ok thanks.

[@Skinnymoss81]

Ask Allah for forgiveness. Since you feel guilty it’s a good sign you are sincere and honest

[@muhammednadarevic5151]

U didn't know. U are not held accountable for what u didn't know. May Allah make u strong in Islam, cuz you are young, yet u are worried about yourself. And be proud you are using "halal jokes". I grew up being a "muslim" guy in the school, even though around me were also "muslims" but not the practicing ones.. I was always a strange guy cuz of how I acted, but at the end, today, many of these guys respect me and some even thank me cuz now some of them started praying cuz of me - as they say.. Stay strong, be proud, let them laugh. People around our Prophet used to laugh at him, didn't they? But he knew what they didn't. Just as u now know what others don't. Be lenient to them, look at them as your sister/brother that u never wish to see in Jahannam. Try to explain it to them, but never be harsh, selfish or arrogant, cuz one day, they might become better than you.

[@c-baazb5668]

Good advice mashallah​@@muhammednadarevic5151

[@c-baazb5668]

Salaam alaikom young sister. Glad to read your comment... you can read many dua to male you stronger... if you know some of the quran... every day when you wake up read surah ikhlas 3x. Surah falaq 3x and surah naas 3x... you will be protected the whole day from all evil... So.glad you are makimg halal jokes...dirty dumb jokes are easy... making fun of others etc...but it takes character and intelligence to make halal jokes... our beloved prophet used to make jokes sometimes. But he allways spoke the truth even when joking. Maybe you can make dua that you find some muslims friends also. Inshallah... Allah is allways with you and you can ask him for help allways... i hope you will.learn alot in school and one day you will invite your friends to islam... best of luck little sister....greetings.from Netherlands

[@babakwaku2612]

For us new reverts and no Arabic speakers, a lot of the alternate words used, have no meaning to us. Can you make a video explaining the translations to some of these words so we know what we are saying and have a better understanding of how to use those words. Thanks!

[@yasminemadanifouatih]

سبحان الله = subhan allah = Glory be to Allah You say it when you see something beautiful that god created or u can use it when u r surprises of something weird like ( Subhan allah how can people be that stupid ) -- > i mostly use it in that case 😂 ماشاء الله = Mashallah = God willing You can use it when you are impressed by someone's beauty or when u see a little cute baby or anything that's beautiful in general. Like ( Mashallah you have beautiful eyes) or ( Mashallah you're baby is so cute ) or ( Mashallah you have a nice house ) تبارك الله. = tabaraka allah = blessed be god Same as Mashallah and u can use them both in one sentence like ( Mashallah , tabaraka allah how beautiful! ) الله أكبر = Allah akbar = Allah is the greatest Can be used in both positive and negative situations, we say it when someone accepts islam for example ( Allah the greatest guided this man or woman to islam ) We use it when a disaster happens like when someone dies or an earthquake hits or something falls . It's like no matter what... Allah akbar , Allah is the greatest and is the only one that matters and he can do anything.

[@yasminemadanifouatih]

لا حول و لا قوة الا بالله = La hawla wa la kowata ila billah = There is no power but from God we use it when annoyed or sad , it's can be considered as duaa too , like you are asking Allah to give you the strength to deal with something

[@yasminemadanifouatih]

So it's mostly prayers and dikr , whatever the situation is , it must remind you of Allah instead of leading you to curse or say something inappropriate .. and i think it's beautiful .

[@KiMo.jr1]

جزاكم الله خيرا

[@ashwaq_01]

جزاك الله خيرًا

[@PoppyAT666]

وأخيراً عربي

[@bestrafung2754]

For "Jesus Christ", I'd also argue it's just insulting in general. We wouldn't say the name of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) like this and you could use the name of someone you know in an insulting way, so why use the name of one of our prophets insultingly? To be fair, 'Christ' on it's own isn't inherently against Islamic teachings if you look at the real meaning, but it's definitely something mostly used by Christians, so Muslims should probably avoid calling him "Christ" even neutrally. I'd also mention other phrases that are sadly common and involve swear words, such as "oh my f-ing god", "for God's sake", "Jesus f-ing Christ" (even quoting these makes me feel bad honestly). I'll admit that, as a white British revert to Islam, I do something use these (minus the swearing mostly, I've gotten a lot better at not swearing), but I'll try harder not to. I've been doing it often recently, so maybe Allah directly lead me to this video, as it appeared in my recommendations, especially as I think just today I was about to use the term 'godlike' when describing a superhero I made up to my friend, but then I quickly decided it probably wasn't a good idea. Anyway, barakallah fik! May Allah (azzawajal) reward you for these informative videos, they've been especially helpful for me as a revert! Jazakallah khair!

[@user4356_hj]

Isn’t it ok to say « for God’s sake » ? I thought it was like for Allah’s sake ?

[@hariranormal5584]

@@user4356_hj The same phrase is defo used in Urdu too. For example "Allah ka Vaste....

[@deeboo8386]

Jazak Allah brother, May Allah give more strength to your Iman!

[@whatsnineplusten]

​@hariranormal5584 yep it's true, mshan Allah means for Allah's sake in arabic

[@whatsnineplusten]

​@kadiatoubangoura3117 i think bcuz its used by a lot of non muslims so we shouldnt imitate them; but Allah knows best and asking a scholar would be safest

[@YourAashique]

15th Ramadan 1445 H / 26th March 2024 AD

[@O_-gv9vn]

Jazakum Allahu khairan for this. I hope it actually goes out there and teaches Muslims around the globe. I do have a question. What should we say as an alternative to "R.I.P" in a situation involving a disbeliever's death if a response or reaction was expected from us?

[@gentilesprit4158]

May be. My condolences is much better

[@Asterite]

May Allah give patience to your parents May Allah make you patient etc

[@user_7727Xkdt]

" My condolences "

[@TheOGRecipe]

Jazakallah brother, ive used this for a long time even after i reverted.. May Allah reward you for guiding the muslimeen to be better ❤️

[@AllahknowbestAllahuAkbar]

Such a helpful video ❤Mash Allah ❤ BarakAllah feek

[@YSPC_HLF]

6:46 yea and a rly good alternative is just saying "goat" like "hes the goat of football"

[@fathimathnabeela6247]

Yeah that’s what I use :)

[@R4INB0WSGL4M]

I use that 24/7

[@themulticourse2460]

​@hamdi744 "he is a great scientist". Great is the superlative degree of good, so what makes "good" a good word and "greatest" (though is not a correct word grammatically) makes is bad? We all know that Allah is the greatest. But it's just an idea showing that he is greatest of all time *of the people that were in that profession*

[@iiMoumen]

This is the first long video i watched on your channel (i usually watch your shorts), and i really enjoyed it and i like the editing and the way you explain things jazakallah

[@raeedkamran69024]

Mu’adh ibn Anas reported: The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Whoever recites the entire chapter, ‘He is Allah, the One’ (112:1) (Iklas ) ten times, Allah will build a palace for him in Paradise.” Source: Musnad Ahmad 15610 Grade: Sahih (authentic) according to Al-Albani

[@Hikoo454]

Tysm for this video, I used to use some of them but I'll stop from now on!

[@arnobxgamesYT]

Masallah,I have learned many things ✖️☑️

[@hyoka7966]

If i didnt find this video, i would've probably continued making kufr by saying the words like damm etc. May Allah guide as all, Ameen

[@analiall1162]

Thank you so much for this helpful video, may allah reward you for your words, I have a question, what about saying "Shit", sometimes it slips from my mouth even though I say astaqfiru Allah after it, is it prohibited two?

[@inesatt1313]

Say, "Cuss" instead it is not insulting,but also is a better word to use,also there's "Shoot, snap and nuts or banana" it is better

[@analiall1162]

@inesatt1313 lol I like banana thanks I will use it

[@inesatt1313]

@@analiall1162 You're welcome my friend,glad that I helped a fellow Muslim or Muslima

[@abdrabotalbi22]

May Allah bless your efforts

[@XenonOP1]

Subhanallah, I always didnt feel confortable saying “holy molly”. I thought at least I am not saying holy sh or the other versions but still didnt feel good when I said it. Never again!!

[@FreePalestine1738]

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[@AyanaH-l3p]

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[@Windows10YellowEdition]

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[@jso1]

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[@churaurinvactorilikaprov2681]

Free Texas

[@seventheaven]

Whenever I said these words it never sit right within me, I was using them because of the memes and norms around us, around internet. "Wtf", "Wth", "Omg" are the words I usually use. Today I just reminded that "damn" means "laknat" which is a VERY scary and strong word. I never thought holy cow, holy shit, holy crap and so on are considered "not good" but in my believe I think it's not as bad, but if feels questionable a.k.a waswas to us, it's better just to avoid, because what does it even mean really 😅 Whenever we saying these words you will remind yourself not do it again, and again, and until long enough, Insyallah we'll stop using these words.

[@hamodihariri3808]

Mashaalah his voice is incredible

[@glitchmind.8k]

Thanks for the reminder Brother May Allah grant us all ease

[@dhoom-z7221]

There are some cases that you feel obligated to say some of these words. For example, if some of my non-Muslim friends say that a person close to them died, I am supposed to say something like RIP or that friend could perceive me as heartless or carless. I guess I will look up what those alternatives should be.

[@jotaroisdarius1918]

just say i'm sorry for your loss or try to make him feel better, u don't have to disobey Allah

[@seeker_of_knowlage3568]

I'm sorry for your loss Or: I hope you stay strong. Or something along the lines.

[@usibistro]

There's nothing to worry about as long as the word isn't offensive in any way. In this context however, it's better to write a coherent phrase that shows your emotions towards the loss of a loved one.

[@user_7727Xkdt]

Say "my condolences"

[@hamdaanthegreatest]

2:09 can u say allah hu akbar instead of jesus

[@Ice-Cube_Playz]

Yes

[@AbdurahmanKhalid-rw8fr]

Yes

[@MUHAMADFIKRIMOHAMAD]

Exactly

[@Zavyi0n]

If you want to scare the people around you, then yes

[@Aminal0v3sfl0w3rs]

Yeah because it means "allah is big"

[@LedurGtag]

Hey, I’m not Muslim, but I find your channel awesome. I have say these things. But I don’t really believe in that. But, by respect, I will try not to say these.

[@mooqer]

thanks vey much this helped me

[@MoeyAlz]

Jazak Allah kheer my brother

[@Dark-Assassin_]

I need English alternatives

[@ChannelIsDeadSinceImLockedOutD]

Just use words that don't correlate to the things he said and just focus on surprise or anger rather than having other meanings.

[@terroriz0r]

4:17 *MAJOR KUFR

[@Ausar_The_Vile]

aand what if you used them before and had no idea it was bad?

[@terroriz0r]

@@Ausar_The_Vile repent to Allah sincerly (with regret) and say the shahadatayn.

[@pubcollize]

@@Ausar_The_Vile We're not held accountable to what we didn't know. We dhikr that multiple times a day. 2:285-286. Still might be a good idea to istighfar as the akh had suggested.