Hierarchy & Freedom with Hasan Spiker

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[@alfonso201]

Hasan spiker has so much to offer towards islamic education in conversation with modernism and western philosophy in general, wish to to see him more. On a side note I've been recently reading about the fren*h revolution and the connections between islam and Muslims and the aftermath of the Haitian revolution led by Muslim black slaves, i think it would be an interesting history to explore in this channel in the future perhaps regardless keep up the good work and looking forward for your Cambridge talk!

[@alfonso201]

The book/s i was referring to were by Ian Coller btw

[@darkerthangray]

why’d you censor French lol?

[@mt000mp]

@@darkerthangray waoh, watch your mouth friend. repent.

[@ermins.newyork7434]

What a relieving, albeit brief, break from global monoculture. Thank you, Paul.

[@saidhashi2856]

This Channel is fast becoming the Wikipedia of Islam. Mashallah. May Allah bless brother Paul.

[@Mr.Jasaw13]

Wikipedia is trash but we know what you meant

[@mirnasaade8938]

That was really informative. Hope we can have a session two going deeper into the concepts of the book. Thank you

[@shooshcatlover9509]

Thanks!

[@sifat_islam]

Shaykh Hasan Spiker is absolutely brilliant. Brother Paul, please do an episode on Akbarian metaphysics with Shaykh Hasan Spiker.

[@imranqqq7307]

I see you two have coordinated your outfits again!

[@saddiqodariko5434]

Amazing what becomes of you if and only if you can always make time for blogging theology on KZbin. I proudly advertise this channel for the love of humanity . Alhamdulillah

[@davidclayton.1511]

What a beautiful conversation. May Allah bless the both of you and your families!

[@aal-e-ahmadhussain3123]

JazakAllah Khayr. Please continue a whole series on the history, philosophy and implications of Liberalism with Shaykh Hasan. There is obviously more to discuss and tease out.

[@mohammedyacinebouacida1712]

Jazak Allah khayran brother Paul & your esteemed guest chaykh Hasan for this brilliant podcast .

[@ruspinos3890]

When Sir Hasan Spiker speaks, you have to listen carefully and give your full attention to every word ! Thanks again for Sir Paul for such rich, deep and eloquent discussion.

[@ebrahimmoosa9632]

Thank you Paul for pointing out the aspect of Yaqeen in surah Baqar. We have firm faith and firm belief in the unseen and the afterlife. No scientific proof needed.......

[@snakejuce]

Love it! Happened to coincide with my starting of Guenon's writings lol. Great timing!

[@clearskybluewaters]

I havent finished it but is excellent so far. jazakallah khair. may Allah put baraka in this channel and in the life of Hasan Spiker

[@abdurrazzak2970]

May Almighty Allah Bless And Reward Both of You in this Life and in the Hereafter.

[@abdulkaderalsalhi557]

A very interesting and timely topic. Exercising "freedom" (the wrong way) is going to tear the world and humanity. The problem, I think, is mis-use of "freedom" and "hierarchy" as well. Well done Dr. Hasan Spiker, and God bless you both for this informative presentation.

[@jasonscotta7129]

Such a delight, love the speaker and knowledge may Allah SWT reward him. Thank you as well Paul for all your efforts!

[@luqmannagy90]

Pppppĺp

[@suswar7474]

MaashAllah, brother Paul, may Allah reward you abundantly.

[@cogthusiast1150]

Definitely Spiked my interest in the topic.

[@imm6250]

Jazakallah khair brother Paul, beautiful is a way small a word to express adulation for this interview. THANK YOU

[@s3youtubevids156]

Brilliant. Part 2 awaited. Very good indeed, especially when you can remind each other that people like me in you audience are lay non-academics

[@vajmanazar3472]

Paul, your channel is a gem. May Allah bless you and your work

[@mahaalami1202]

Thank you very much both of you.........a very luxurious video👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻...........

[@ruhmuhaccer864]

Look foward to this.

[@kkassam]

“The world becomes filled with contradictions when we forget that things have ranks.” “El mundo se llena de contradicciones cuando olvidamos que las cosas tienen rango.” - Nicolás Gómez Dávila

[@PenangNorthamRd.]

Fantastic job Paul and Sheikh Hasan Spiker

[@hatidjesabri7326]

an intellectual and soul pleasing feast. thank you!

[@azadam1000]

Paul,you ve lost a lot of weight.A lot of us noticed it and we are worried .Are you okay? Do you sleep and eat well?

[@samataragon]

I can almost guarantee he did it on purpose to keep more fit. And he looks better mashaAllah.

[@faysal8597]

Amazing channel, always learn something new. May Allah preserve you both 🤲🏾❤️

[@sophiedelaet4329]

Mashallah that was really informative. May Allah almighty bless you.

[@AdrianPratamaSusanto]

Alhamdulillah Wa Syukrulillah!

[@homtanks7259]

JazakAllah'u khairan

[@this_is_mac]

Can you list the books you mention and feature in all your videos, paul? Would be great to find them in one place.

[@GUULLIVER]

Oops! When I saw the word *"Hierarchy"* in the title of your video, the first thing came to my mind was a famous *lobster!!!* 🤣

[@faraz2498]

Only half way through, but could one argue that hierarchy today is not entirely abolished and exists in the form of economic value. Or perhaps in a utilitarian sense in the maximizing of pleasure for the greatest number of people such that entertainers are richly rewarded by society whilst care workers can barely expect to survive.

[@KhalidofEngland]

Highly underrated comment in my opinion.salaam bro

[@hamsaahmed23]

Does zaytuna have online class for student who lives in area where zaytubs is not located.i want Their class any one can facilitate a

[@nmath9665]

May Allah ST save both of you; we learn so much from you. Thank you!

[@ZishanWazedBegg]

How is the tabula rasa/blank slate was anyway related with the voluntarist interpretation of reality at all? It is one thing to recognise and being imposed by the right objective struture on the mind that is capable of reciving them (while having no prior concept or not) and it is another thing to say tabula rasa lead to voluntarism.

[@purekhizi]

It's funny how you explained to yourself why the tabula rasa leads to voluntarism in the process of trying to deny it.

[@مسححذف]

‏Mr. Paul is still hazy What he mean by hierarchy. I don't think he meant hierarchy as causation as you understand it. Can you explain more

[@justin-lb5uv]

your shirts match

[@HussainFahmy]

*_Masha'Allah_*

[@musamusashi]

As a Muslim who grew up in a western, non Islamic environment, it is not hard to see that hierarchy as understood and and antagonised by liberal thought, is not the natural and therefore Divine hierarchy of creation, but the man made hierarchy of oppressive institutions both secular and religious, that have nothing of natural, let alone Divine, about them. We should always be aware of the context in which certain thoughts are developed, in order to understand and criticize them: saying "that is not what hierarchy means" would not help if that is what hierarchy (or any other concept) is understood to mean in a given context.

[@Wise__guy]

Hi Paul, mashallah your pronunciation of Hassan’s name is perfect like a native Arabic speaker. Are you bilingual or it’s from pure practice?

[@H4R88N]

*In English* , British or American They're called Gog and Magog After spreading out in every direction *They went to* the *A* mericas, to *A* ustralia, to *A* frica to *A* sia and now finally They have found the Middle East, *A* rabia. Apologies *if you only* *understand* *A* ra *b* i *c* *If you* don't *understand* after the first *reading* , apologies, do *try again* , English is not my mother tongue Please do forgive me

[@Mike-mt2uz]

Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) once said to his companion this world to Allah is less worth than a dead goat he picked it up in the street, now at that time people may not have understand this. But knowing what we know now that the universe is infinite, then it makes total sense that to Allah this world is that much less worth. now tell me if he wasn't a true prophet how could he have known this

[@Nobody-q2j]

To all the Muslims out there who embrace Islam later in life, don’t change your name. Especially if you have a name with meaning like a biblical name. You don’t have to change your name into Noor Al Haqqi Al Siddiqi

[@anilhugoabdulhaqwilliams4613]

I think it's good for new Muslims to change their names. It is making Islam more visible and normal. I'm a revert and my family call me by my old name. But everyone else calls me by my Muslim name.

[@Nobody-q2j]

@@anilhugoabdulhaqwilliams4613 What is a Muslim name? A Muslim name is just a name that has a good meaning. I have the name of a biblical prophet. There is no need for me to change my name. Your name is actually Haram. ‘Abdul Haqq’? Father of Truth? Al Haqq is one of the names of Allah. You are saying you are the father of Allah Astughfirallah. Abu Wahb al-Jushami reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Name yourselves with the names of the prophets. The most beloved names to Allah are Abdullah, the servant of Allah, and Abdur Rahman, the servant of the Merciful. The most truthful of them is Harith, the harvester of good, and Hamam, the brave one. The worst names are names of war and bitterness.” Source: Sunan Abī Dāwūd 4950

[@Ayub-tc5mn]

​@@Nobody-q2j Abdul means servant of .. is his name is just a 'variation' of Abdullah.. his name literally means 'servant of truth'

[@Nobody-q2j]

@@Ayub-tc5mn yeah I thought it said abulhaqq. You’re right my mistake but my point still stands about the necessity to change your name

[@joefilter2923]

I’d rather read his new book than ‘Black Rednecks’ by Thomas Sowell!

[@LamaTheLama]

What inspired this comment, please?

[@ufh2101]

What a strange comment. Personally, I found the essays in Black Rednecks fascinating. But you can read whatever you like. Is this a diss of the books read in Shaykh Hamza Yusuf’s bookclub?

[@CG-zi5ku]

I think Hasan Spiker would beat me at chess.

[@AllAboutMitochondria]

Feeling like revisiting imam AL-GHAZALI with a deeper perspective

[@hasibkhattab]

MashaAllah ❤️

[@sarajabeen1965]

I wish I had enough intellect to understand Hasan spiker 😢

[@awnpoint1]

Lol, Br. Hasan looks like Sir Paul McCartney (May God guide him to Islam). jAk, Br. Hasan for your contribution.

[@hobaelala3056]

Ilm al kalam isn't Islamic theology it is mixing philosophy and Islam ... and it is very controversial

[@hatetheorcs5727]

Brother Paul, we love you for the sake of Allah. A request though... Can you bring a guess that can speak about the danger of Sufism. It is all roses on the outside, but full of additions to the religion of the Creator of the Heavens and the Earth. And some New Reverts are not aware of it. Jazaka'llahu Khairan

[@karimb972]

Paul will not bring someone to propagate ignorant hate against sufism. He discussed the atter already and brought a guest that discussed the issue : we all know that some pseudo sufis are misguided but just because a minority of Sufis are misguided that does not delegitimize sufism as an islamic science. All of our great ulama were sufis including Ibn Taymiyya and Al Ghazali. Only modernist reformist type salafis hate on sufism and want to exclude sufism from islam. That is ignorant and wrong.

[@786humaira1]

What nonsense and ignorant talk about Sufism . Yes there are some who do wrong in sufism . So are some who do wrong in Salafism , shia and sunni and ahmadi etc . A beautiful concept of sufism misrepresented and misunderstood due to ignorance. Just like enemies of Islam misrepresent Islam and Muslims . Sum-mum bonum of sufism is Love God and love people for the love of God . Regarding visiting of grave of sufi Sheikhs or leaders : yes they do , nothing wrong with it , there are associated Masjids that prayers are done there . Most do not ask to the dead sheikh , they pray and ask God . Muslims also visit the grave in Madina in millions and they pray to God not to the contents of grave . Some do in both places unfortunately .

[@hatetheorcs5727]

@@786humaira1 Why are you getting mad, brother? Would we get asked in the grave or on the judgement day if we belong to any sect or would we be asked if we followed the religion the way our prophet peace and blessings of Allah be upon him taugh us? Hmmmm

[@mohammadzaky5749]

😅😅😅 what rubbish bro

[@zeinabkhalil3591]

32:20 🤣

[@atharajazkhan]

There is a beautiful couplet by Mirza Bedil on beauty which on the one hand asserts that beauty is objective, and someone may have have been preferentially endowed with it but then moral principle is the true locus of truth. از حسن فرنگ، اینقدرم شد معلوم کاین دوزخیان، بهشت دیگر دارند (From the beauty of white people one thing is inferred they are hell bound while paradise is for some others) Here whiteness is invoked in sense of them not being mumineen (faithful). the suspension of the idea of beauty and good seems to be as consequence of the idea of toleration.

[@mohdnorzaihar2632]

assalamualaiqum..could you discuss the reason why the Jew did'nt execute 'stoning' to Mary(based on al quran explanation) while we know she's been surronded by the people who applied the 'stoning' law

[@nazmul_khan_]

Judea was under Roman rule at the time, so the Jewish Halacha law was not applied at that time. So they couldn’t kill her even if they wanted to.

[@alfonso201]

The explication for that is mentioned in the Qur'an when jesus pbuh spoke as a child vindicating his blessed mother

[@just-some-muslim]

That's a very interesting question to be asked to Christians.

[@omarfarooq5772]

When the baby spoke, they knew it was not an ordinary case.

[@corniel657]

Ngl i read it as Hasan Piker 😂

[@arbitrarium7336]

Question : how much freedom is there in Islam ? for instance ,can a muslim have the freedom not to pray ?

[@saidhashi2856]

Yes, there are freedoms. We Muslims are not programmed machines. But with freedom comes responsibility. Responsibility towards God, towards parents and fellow humanbeings e.t.c. It's man's responsibility to obey and submit to the will of God. And in return God will reward the obedient ones with His mercy, love and eternal paradise in hereafter. A muslim cannot leave daily prayers, fasting and alms giving, becoz that is what draws one closer to God and being obedient servant means.

[@B1ackC3t]

The simple answer is Yes. The more complete answers is usually followed up by "but"...

[@Twfiq8]

We haven't create our self we are not 100% free ( if we accept that or not ) we suppose to submit to our creator Allah Almighty then He give us Paradise for free with His Mercy

[@arbitrarium7336]

@@julinaonYT Thankyou all for your answers, do you agree that missing one prayer is worse than commiting murder on a daily basis ? This is what an Islamic apologist here on KZbin claims.I can give reference.

[@jasonscotta7129]

@@arbitrarium7336 “Worse” is subjective depending on the individual you ask. Refrain from committing murder and partake in your daily prayers. That predicament is easily resolved.

[@osamaj]

Some good points and others are complete nonsense ✌🏼

[@lahleholivia7398]

In 7:12 Satan says he is made of fire. Muhammad says Satan eats with his left hand Sahih Muslim 2019. It truly bizarre something made of fire would eat and have a hand 😕

[@englishteacher3145]

Your mind can only process filth: simply unable to understand the truth.

[@englishteacher3145]

@@julinaonYT you are not Muslim! Don't mask your identity.