Ask Sheikh Assim || Q & A

[@mayed_.1]

Answer Of Questions 1. How Do We Advice A Parent Who Is Heavily Involved In Khrooj 1:44 2. Can U Explain The Does And Donts Of Photography And Can We Keep Our Pictures In Social Media 9:01 3. Is It Allowed To Travel To Other Countries Alone For Studies 16:12 4. Are We Allowed To Attend A Wedding Of A Non Muslim Wedding In A Church 19:22 5. Are The Supplications In Prayers Al Makthura From The Sunnah Of The Prophet 21:36 6. I Saw A Video Of Ur Sheikh Where U Mentioned If Break Oath U Have To Do One Of Three Things, I Want To Ask In Case Of Feeding 10 Poor People Do I Have To Give Them Cooked Food Or Is It Ok To Give Money That Is Enough 23:22 7. If A Woman Works As A Teacher In A School Teaching Kids Of Ages Before They Hit Puberty And Their Are Male Teachers Of Higher Classes Is It Permissible To Walk There While Getting Complete Restrictions With Male Teachers 25:58 8. What Is The Best Approach When U Are Angry With Ur Wife For A Mistake You Think She Did And She Is Not Apologizing To U, Do We Ignore Her Until She Apologizes Or Is There A Better Approach 27:52 9. Will The Evil Doers That Dont Commit Shirk Spend Entirnety In Hell Or Will They Eventually Enter Jannah 32:12 10. How To Feel Connected To Allah In Salah And Love Salah 36:13 Sheikhs Book Of Allahs Beatiful Names And Attributes In Sha Allah Next Year 41:19 11. A Husband Forces His Wife To Serve His Mother And Says She’s Obliged To Obey Him 47:37 12. I An Now A Practising Muslin But Sometimes I Feel Like Allah Is Not Having Mercy On Me Sometimes I Feel Very Lonely And Depressed, Is This The Wiswas Of Satan 50:32 13. My Partner And I Committed Adultery, And We Wanted To Get Married And We Wanted to repent But His Mom Rejected Me Because She Predicts That They Will Be Divorced After Marriage And Now She Found A New Girl For Him And He Had To Choose Between Me And His Mom And He Chose His Mom And Now Im Depressed, How I Wanted Him To Take Responsibility In What He Has Done And Should I Tell His Family. Need Ur Counseling Sir. 59:16 14. I Understand That Their Is A Hadith Prohibiting A Woman Traveling Without A Mahram, I Will Love To Travel And See The Other Part Of The World But I Have No Male Mahram I Have No Husband Or Brother And My Dad Is Not Able To Travel, Does This Hadith Apply To A Person In My Situation 1:03:07 15. If Our Death Date Is Already Written And Fixed, Does Making Dua Change Our Death Date Or Is Fixed? 1:05:15 16. In Surah Al Nur, Ayah 36, Allah Stated That Bad Women Are For Bad Men And Bad Men Are For Bad Women Good Women Are For Good Men And Good Men Are For Good Woman But Why Did Allah Mention Prophets Nuh And Lut With Disbelieving Wifes Who Are Against Them And Why Did Aysya (Wife Of Firaun) Who Is A Believer End Up With Firaun And Zlauykha End Up With Prophet Yousef 1:10:23 17. Which Is The Best Tafseer In English 1:12:51 The Best Islamic Website And Most Visited Website On Earth 1:14:21 18. (I Couldnt Hear The Question) 1:17:36 19. I Understand Sabr Is Required In Order To Maintan Salah My Question Is How To Attain And Maintain The Required Level Of Sabr Especially When Faced With Challenges 1:23:53 20. Can We Perform Umrah And Read Quran For The Deceased Father Or Grandfather And Make Dua For Allah To Reward Them 1:28:07 21 (Last Question). Is There A Saheeh Hadith Where The Prophet ﷺ Says It Is An Obligation Upon Every Muslim To Acquire Knowledge 1:34:50

[@afrinatanwi6907]

How u collect this...ما شاء الله

[@qwayyy2218]

May Allah reward you and grant you and your family peace and happiness

[@jakaria2628]

Jazakallah

[@shrkn1105]

shukran

[@shrkn1105]

May allah make ease for you in this life and hereafter as you make this easy for us.

[@logiic8835]

Mashallah. His trips to Malaysia are always the most beneficial ones in my opinion.

[@L.Mahmood.A]

جزاك الله خيرا كثيرا في الدنيا والآخرة يا شيخ ❤

[@MrArefix90]

Jazakallah Khairan Shiekh

[@khalidsaeed786]

Thanks for everything. Learning so much from you all the time. May Allah Paak shower all his blessings on you.

[@logiic8835]

What pak

[@Ly0242-q7f]

Just say Allah bro

[@afrinatanwi6907]

Mind blowing..ما شاء الله تبارك الله

[@shakirah7566]

Ya Allah, May Allah rewards you all immensely, Sheikh Ameen. Total agreed with you, Sheikh.

[@AbdullahIbrahimMusa]

[𝐒𝐮𝐧𝐧𝐚𝐡 𝐨𝐟 𝐅𝐚𝐣𝐫] 'Aishah (May Allah be pleased with her) reported: The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "The two Rak'ah before the dawn (Fajr) prayer are better than this world and all it contains." [Muslim]Riyad as-Salihin 1102

[@shonaazam4829]

Jaza kallah khair

[@osmankargbo]

Masha Allah

[@nasirjamil2059]

Jazak Allah Khair 🙏

[@fidelcatsro6948]

May Allah benefit all of us positively from this lecture ameen!

[@zeinebamohd4203]

Wa alykum salam warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu .

[@flamingonewlook5053]

Mashahllaaa

[@marliahardy7755]

Mashallah! May Allah bless you Sheikh and us, I enjoyed listening from Australia. I am a woman. Women in Islam are thought to be subjugated, degraded, oppressed - but are they really? Are millions of Muslims simply that oppressive or are these misconceptions fabricated by a biased media? “And for women are rights over men, similar to those of men over women.” Qur’an 2:228 Over fourteen hundred years ago, Islam gave women rights that women in the West have only recently began to enjoy. In the 1930’s, Annie Besant observed, “It is only in the last twenty years that Christian England has recognised the right of woman to property, while Islam has allowed this right from all times. It is a slander to say that Islam preaches that women have no souls.” (The Life and Teachings of Mohammed, 1932). Men and women all descended from a single person - the Prophet Adam (peace be upon him). Islam does not accept for either of them anything but justice and kind treatment. Equal Reward & Equal Accountability Men and women worship Allah in the same way, meaning they worship the same God (Allah), perform the same acts of worship, follow the same scripture, and hold the same beliefs. Allah (the Arabic word for the One true God of all creation), judges all human beings fairly and equitably. Allah emphasises the just treatment and reward due to both men and women in many verses of the Qur’an: “Allah has promised to the believers, men and women, gardens under which rivers flow, to dwell therein, and beautiful mansions in gardens of everlasting bliss.”Qur’an 9:72 “Never will I allow the loss of the work of any worker amongst you, male or female; you are of one another.”Qur’an 3:195 These verses show that reward is dependent upon one’s actions and not one’s gender. Gender does not play any part in how a person is rewarded and judged. If we compare Islam to other religions, we see that it offers justice between the sexes. For example, Islam dismisses the idea that Eve is more to blame than Adam for eating from the forbidden tree. According to Islam, Adam and Eve both sinned, they both repented and God forgave them both. Equal Right to Knowledge Both men and women are equally encouraged to seek knowledge. The Prophet (peace be upon him) said, “Education is compulsory for every Muslim.” Also, great female Muslim Scholars existed at and around the time of the Prophet (peace be upon him). Some were from his family and others were his companions or their daughters. Prominent amongst them was Aisha, the wife of the Prophet (peace be upon him) through whom a quarter of the Islamic law has been transmitted. Other females were great scholars of jurisprudence and had famous male scholars as their students. Equal Right to Choose a Spouse Islam has honoured women by giving them the right to choose a spouse and keep their original family name once married. Additionally, many have the impression that parents force their daughters into marriage. This is a cultural practice, and has no basis in Islam. In fact, it is prohibited. At the time of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), a woman came to him and said, “My father has married me to my cousin to raise his social standing and I was forced into it.” The Prophet sent for the girl’s father and then in his presence gave the girl the option of remaining married or nullifying the marriage. She responded, “O Messenger of Allah, I have accepted what my father did, but I wanted to show other women (that they could not be forced into a marriage).” Equal yet Different While men and women have equal rights as a general principle, the specific rights and responsibilities granted to them are not identical. Men and women have complementary rights and responsibilities. Aside from external and internal anatomical differences, scientists know there are many other subtle differences in the way the brains of men and women process language, information and emotion, just to mention a few. A socio-biology expert, Edward O. Wilson of Harvard University, said that females tend to be higher than males in verbal skills, empathy and social skills, among other things, while men tend to be higher in independence, dominance, spatial and mathematical skills, rank-related aggression, and other characteristics. It would be foolish to treat both genders the same and to ignore their differences. Islam teaches that men and women have complementary, yet different, roles because it is best suited to their nature. God says: “And the male is not like the female.”Qur’an 3:36 “Does not the One who created, know? And He is the Most Kind, the All Aware.”Qur’an 67:14

[@KhabirulIslam-w2n]

I want Sheikh Assim Al Hakeem's book

[@HabibaAdam-z3n]

عليه سلام

[@veroshinn1058]

Islam began from the time of prophet Adam, so why is it said that Khadija and Abu Bakr were the people to accept Islam? What was the religion of them before Mohammad's revelation?

[@taimurahmad]

By islam there we mean leglislation of prophrt Muhammad and accepting him as final.messegner. islam bfr means to subnit his will to.Allah and dvery prophet did so and they worshipped Allah alone but they had different legislations..

[@ibrahimsandy7722]

I think my Sheikh has some misconceptions about the Da'awatu Tabligh. However, he's a strong pillars that has helped this Ummah. May Allah preserve you u and reward you and us withAl firdaus. Ameen

[@flamingonewlook5053]

So nice

[@lilratul]

2024

[@rasevom4825]

Sheikh are you really charging for device?

[@MahamedBashiir-d6w]

I get up in the middle night and pray but still going through sins please give quick answer if it possible

[@cheikembacke4460]

It takes times depending on people, months or years but if consistent you will see the change.

[@taimurahmad]

read bookdisease and cure ibn al qayyim. search on google "dar pdfs disease and cure ibn al qayyim"

[@WhatIf04]

I have a question to ask,how n where should I ask to get a faster response

[@juliana0616]

You can subscribe to his own channel. He is sometimes doing QnA live

[@GHURABA_DUNYA]

Assalamualaikum Zad tv on Saturday and Sunday mostly

[@Faaatimah]

His lives streams are probably the fastest, but I personally would say Twitter is the easiest to ask him on but the only problem is there’s no specific time he answers on there, there’s also his website but you have to be really quick to send the question and sometimes the questions don’t get to him on there

[@SeiduMustapha-yy9py]

Pls help me answer this question. Can someone who's born out of wedlock lead a prayer or be an imam in a mosque.

[@taimurahmad]

if he himself is righteous and qualified yes. it isnt his fault that his parents were fornicaters!

[@weewee2701]

yes

[@Ramsi.09]

I want to ask a question on my family issues so it will be a lengthy question and i want all answers from Sheikh but don't know how and where to ask can anyone please guide me

[@muhammedAbass6519]

Assalamualaikum everyone

[@fidelcatsro6948]

Wasalam amigo!

[@taimurahmad]

@@fidelcatsro6948 say the full salam my brother

[@taimurahmad]

wa alikum assalaam

[@samhoss8882]

How can we ask sheikh questions if we are not in saudi

[@mayed_.1]

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[@fidelcatsro6948]

google ask zad and browse for the site or link...

[@chaser3821]

Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu, sheikh sheikh I made a oth when i was sinning that i will never do this for the rest of life but fall in to that same sin i expiate by fasting 3 days as i am not financially capable and then i fall in to that same sin again should i expiate again. i made a mistake when i was really desperate with my situation i made a vow saying if i am able to earn certain amount by the end of the year i will donate half of it later found out this kind of vow Nadhr are not permissible i didnt know this now am really scared cause what if i am not able to earn that money i am afraid has this vow made Allah displeased i really regret this what should i do if i am not able to fulfill this or i already repent for it should i wait for the next year to end and by decree of Allah i might be able to fulfill it

[@fidelcatsro6948]

Sheikh said if you cant afford to feed 10 poor people, fast for 3 days

[@taimurahmad]

fast 3 days akhi and repent and remember scholar advuce to NOT make oath. and if you want to make an oath say InShaAllah that way there is no expiation or sin(this was said by sheikh othaimeen, a scholar who sheikh assim takes his ilm from)

[@Abdulmohammed-u7g]

Just like Abbasids and Ottomon Rulers Adopted Hanafi sect for 1000 years , same way in current time Saudis adopted Sheikh Ibn taimiyyah teachings instead of Holy Koran and Sunnah.

[@MohammedAhmed-ch1op]

Ibn tammiyah teachings were according to the Qur'an and sunnah, may Allah have mercy on him

[@Abdulmohammed-u7g]

@@MohammedAhmed-ch1op No Harm in educating each other as A muslim. Except Angels and prophets every one else can make mistakes. Please go throgh the work of Scholar Ibn Tammiyah in Maktaba Shamila in itteda ut sirat mustaqeem where he mentioned indirectly Companion of Prophet (PBUH) Ibn umar as biddati and few more mistakes as well. We can show respect to Sheikh ibn taimmiyah efforts that he made towards the deen of Allah Subhanatala. But cannot ignore the teaching that contradicts divine orders.

[@MohammedAhmed-ch1op]

@@Abdulmohammed-u7g bring me evidence for your claims

[@MohammedAhmed-ch1op]

@@Abdulmohammed-u7g can you cite your claims and make an argument based on quran and sunnah

[@Abdulmohammed-u7g]

@@MohammedAhmed-ch1op Volume 2, Book 26, Number 607-610 : Mentioned are the places where prophet (PBUH)Used to pray and Abdullah ibn umar adopted praying at those place after the life of Prophet which Sheikh ibn taimiyyah in his book iqtedait sirat ul mustaqeem indirectly termed action of ibn umar(RA) as biddati by acknowledng none of the right four guided khalifa adopted this sunnah except ibn umar(RA).

[@MahamedBashiir-d6w]

Sheik make me dua I always make sins while praying so please give me advice and I want to get married but Iam afraiding

[@Oalmax]

Assalaam aleikum. What you need, is to strenghten your iman. It's like working with your muscles. The more you exercise and train hard, the stronger you become. Likewise, it is the same with your iman (faith). Here are a few tips without any particular order: - Try to force yourself to read at least 1 Ayah from the Quran. Arabic preferably, otherwise a translation (english or whatever). Once a day. - Try to think about earning good deeds like being good to your parents, or helping strangers outside. Or maybe praying an extra prayer. Anything that provides a good "deed" - If your sins derives from using a computer or phone, then try to limit yourself from the computer or phone. Like try to stop looking at it for a while. Practice on how long you can keep going without interacting with it. - Try to find the source of your sins. If you know it comes from a specific source, then it'll be easier to focus on how to prevent it from corrupting you. - Make daily duas (google the "daily" ones you can or should be doing. They will help you greatly)

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[@erebus1134]

1st thing he says, where's the check?😂

[@abbasahmad6949]

Assalam u Alykum I am looking for advice for my Muslim friend who is studying abroad on an international scholarship. Alongside his studies, he aims to take up a part-time job (Chef assistant), permitted by the government. The dilemma arises as the job involves preparing non-Halal food and serving alcohol in a restaurant. We are seeking guidance on whether the income from this job aligns with Halal principles. Your assistance on this matter is appreciated.

[@GHURABA_DUNYA]

Assalamualaikum. As far as I know it's not permissible and Allah knows best

[@Oalmax]

Assalaam Aleikum. If the company/shop is making money by selling haram food or drinks, then it is Haram indeed. This equals to working in a Bank which is also haram, because the Bank is making money by dealing with usury (Riba). In other words, if the salary comes from a haram place, then the money itself is haram.

[@fidelcatsro6948]

its not permissible to serve others with haram food.. Advise your friend to seek a better job-scholarship and we pray to Allah that he makes the journey easier for him by 100 times ameen

[@GHURABA_DUNYA]

@@fidelcatsro6948 Ameen

[@nursarahsaadahmuhammad]

Lailahaillallah brothers and sisters please dua thats ALLAH ALMIGHTY fullfill all Nur Sa'adah Binti Mohd zailan wishes prays hopes doa come true instantly at dunia all and prays hopes wishes doa at akhirah all anytime when she want at dunia all and at akhirat all aamiin aamiin aamiin aamiin aamiin aamiin

[@Abdulmohammed-u7g]

Scholars of Firaaun Bin Salman

[@taimurahmad]

Calling a mslm fraun is hraam.

[@Abdulmohammed-u7g]

@@taimurahmad Alright lets call him Part time scholar

[@tentimesful]

I just thought this sheikh and other say zawajal to alllah instead of saying allah al hamd or something like that... but isnt zawajal in arabic the wife I wanted to ask him.. p.s allah al hamd means allah the most beloved not allah is praise worthy as when muslim say alhamdulillah it is when good thing happens to them, and that means most beloved given by allah... but arabic beloved might mean this girl on him lol but in english is maybe most liked(is allah) if the arabic would ubderstand

[@Thesanaraheem]

1:01:06 very problematic and generic answer.

[@Thesanaraheem]

If you’ll use this approach then even his parents or mum are doing something which they shouldn’t be doing he’ll take their side according to you. Can you have the same thoughts for your own daughter? Can you tell your own daughter your husband has so many other options young rich he can go for them and leave you?

[@saboorkhan2293]

@@Thesanaraheemsister think positive think actually what he’s trying to say not like laymen!!

[@Abdulmohammed-u7g]

We want Sir assim al hakeem to be scholar of Islam and not Scholar of Palace. He lacks worldly knowledge on International Monetary Economics and World Politics. Best Scholar today on the planet Earth is Imran Nazar Hossein. He is neither controlled by ruler or scholars of Palaces.

[@wajidulislam8235]

So you want to learn politics and economics from a Islamic preacher?

[@Abdulmohammed-u7g]

@@wajidulislam8235 My Dear Fellow Believer To take Knowledge From A Scholar he must poses both Religious and Worldly Knowledge as well.

[@muhibabbasi4605]

How can we ask question dirrctly from him? Any contact or email .