Christian reacts to the 70 MAJOR SINS in Islam (I did NOT Know this!)

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[@JasimMj]

Brother Bobby, I’m a born Muslim but I temporarily got brainwashed by the liberal culture and started questioning certain things. Watching your videos brought me back to the deen. May Allah reward you akhee ❤

[@Mushhs]

Alhaumdilah brother

[@najibdurrani9436]

Alhamdulillah ❤

[@hazrathariz]

May Allah guide him to Islam

[@JasimMj]

In Sha Allah

[@nadia.v]

Keep yourself safe brother.

[@bCool-sl5cy]

Number 9: the blood relationships. We must stay in contact with our family's members. We have to maintain this relationship and take care of it: by visiting our relatives, helping them and so on. I must admit that it's very difficult nowadays to cherish these relationships: may Almighty Allah forgive us and guide us.

[@AreejHibaa]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@HoloUniversee]

What if the blood relationships in question have been causing a lot of injustice in a family that some blood-related people had to distance themselves from them?

[@AlafndyAlosh]

@@HoloUniversee it's okay if you have a clear reason to do so but you should try to solve your problems with them and if they refuse then you have the right to make some distance

[@Iiajr]

You don’t have to visit them always but talk with them on the phone is also ok

[@munzeryaser]

Plus there is a regulation for the friends I don’t completely remember, but it says that If two friends had a problem between each other, they should seek each other forgiveness within three days. Please correct me or add to it.

[@halfmillion9057]

As a Muslim, I was amazed by the amount of information you know about Islam. You are intelligent person, not totally judging the religion by its followers but by what it says

[@Amina_Tasudaq]

Ikr as a Muslim,im so happy to see that a lot of people are educating themselves and learning more about Islam!🕋🕍❤❤

[@muslimah42]

As an italian revert I appreciate your videos brother

[@Karawoolfe]

Benvenuto!

[@humbleslaveofallah1]

As Salaam Alaykum from same land

[@ummulkadri9616]

Your reactions are not just for non muslims, it is for muslims as well..love it

[@kirinakirin]

@@anesth4143 i think u need watch it fully

[@kirinakirin]

@@anesth4143 just because he makes claim thats not mean otherway is true. we human always doing sin in some ways and yeah, its muslim law and about muslim people, so its facts, we Moslem love sincerity, rather than sweet words.

[@anesth4143]

@@kirinakirinسبحانك اللهم وبحمدك أشهد أن لا إله إلا أنت أستغفرك وأتوب إليك. اللهم اهده إلى طريقك المستقيم I swear to Allah that i love this guy so much that i am vulnerable to any possible bad word he may mouth it. I honestly want him to be a true Muslim. I hope he could revert one day.

[@kirinakirin]

@@anesth4143 we only can pray for him 🙏

[@imaanadams5987]

8:00 I'm so happy that you mention this because I am a revert to Islam, and I never knew how the Muslims were until I reverted and found myself around them while I was learning to read the Qur'an. Sadly my experience has taken me into depression. It was very unexpected to receive such arrogant 'down lookery' by fellow Muslims that I thought that maybe something was wrong with me. But Allah had guided me to Islam and not a human being, so I would never leave my Islam because of their bad manners. Sadly they have a superiority complex, it's actually a racial issue, going back to the caste system, they brought culture into Islam. I always think of the hadith that speaks about the hearts of the believers in the last day will be ugly because they will not be interested in tazqiyyah/ reformation of the heart. But I still pray for them. I fear for all of us, so I pray for them, Subhan'Allah

[@pecknarmpekky1871]

Awww Allaah give you abundant barakah in your life aameen 🤲

[@naskanaska3025]

Glad you are not affected by those people.. welcome back to Islam sister may Allah guide me and you to the right path

[@Raheempc]

MashaAllah, Al Hamdulillah, congrats for succesfully completing that test. That's a test of faith and I'm happy for you didn't fall for that. May Allah subhannahu wa Ta3ala strenghten your faith and reward you greatly, and may Allah except you in to Jannahti al firdaws, Ameen! 💪🏽🤓❤️

[@rickroll3060]

Revert or not, being a true muslim, a mu'min, is a hard thing to achieve in these end of times. People have cold and dirty hearts

[@mahdimohamedsani7410]

Abshir! may Allah reward you for your patience.

[@ASwae]

Peace to you Bobby and to all viewers. I’m a convert to Islam Alhamdulillah and have been for some time. Similar to yourself, I was raised by and practiced several religions before I stopped at Islam. From Hinduism to Christianity to ‘spirituality’ and then finally the curious mind and searching soul was guided by God in the 4 years’ journey to Islam- alhamdulillah. I was 18 when I took my shahadah and now at the age of 42 SubhanAllah, I find more and more peace, love, tranquility and comfort in this continuing journey of knowledge and purpose for the sake of God. I hope my understanding and explanation below helps. Number 35 “marrying a woman for the purpose of making her allowable for another” is likely to be in regards to men who marry women only to let them go again (divorce them) just so that the woman can return to her first husband. If you look at talaaq (divorce) in detail and the shariah law in relation to it (also see Surah Baqarah) then we can understand that a woman who has been divorced (3 talaaqs equates to the ‘full’ divorce where both man and woman are haraam for each other and cannot be reunited as husband and wife without a difficult journey as follows) can only remarry her husband again IF she married a second man but that second marriage ends by way of genuine divorce or becomes a widow. It’s known that people have maliciously used the above commandment of Allah by marrying another after divorced the first time ONLY to be able to return to the first husband. This is pure manipulation of the laws and a disgrace to society and selves because the sacred union of marriage is then washed down by “using it” solely as a means to obtain their own desires. Whereas, marriage is a serious and beautiful thing, it should be genuine; not ridiculed by breaking it at a whim without good reason. It should also be noted that for a marriage to be genuine and for talaaq to also be valid, both man and wife need to have consummated their marriage. Imagine the scenario where man A marries woman A, they consummate their marriage but in time, man A harshly divorced his wife (woman A) by giving her 3 talaaqs either in one sitting or over a period of time. Man A and woman A are now haraam for each other. Woman A then agrees with man B to marry him as long as the latter divorces her within x time after they’ve consummated their marriage - monetary payments are even made in these vile situations. Man B agrees and divorces woman A some days/weeks/months later. The woman then sits through her iddah (time period to see through) and as soon as it’s completed remarries her first husband - man A. This is the best example I can give in relation to the major sin. Hope it clarifies :) God bless and keep striving for the truth 🙏🏽

[@heriander_]

I can't believe an something as simple as youtube channel brings me back into the Path of Allah. Thank you for sharing these videos.

[@yous2244]

If you've divorced your wife 3 times continously. You can't marry her a fourth time. Unless she married someone else and was divorced by him too, then you can marry her. This passage admonishs those who in order to go around this law make a woman marry another man then immediately divorcing her just so he can marry her again.

[@amlmahmoud8651]

And maybe find happines with the second husband , because if her first husband divorced her 3 times there is absolutly something wrong in their marriage , and so the divorce not neing that east for men

[@jay24863]

@@amlmahmoud8651 if im not wrong 3 divorces doesnt means that they got divorced three times. on the contrary a man need to say that he divorces his wife three times for it to count as a divorce. in other words 3 divorces here means just one full divorce. the saying it three times is there to ensure that people don't just divorce in the heat of the moment when angry without thinking straight.

[@nho2x113]

@@jay24863 no, there is a first divorce and a second. But some idiots say you are divorced by the 3, which means 3 times.

[@markjapan4062]

THIS IS A CROCK OF SHIT BECAUSE IF SHE SEX WITH ANYONE IT IS ADULTRY AND ALL 3 DIE AND GO TO HELL SO HUSBAND HAVE TO STAY WITH THE WIFE AND FIND JESUS THE LAST PROPHET ..

[@sh.m.5577]

By three time the man will take divorce seriously, so in the third time he will think and will not taking a risk only if the marriage will not be fixed. It’s a chance for both man and women to try to have happiness with someone compatible next time

[@jonathang3101]

11:47 There was a time in my home country (Venezuela) when death penalty for murderers was implemented, anyone who was caught stealing was severe punished and even for doing things like graffiti or walking drunk in the street would put you in jail for weeks and my grandparents told me that a lot of people used to leave their cars unlockd and their houses's door open but sadly everything changed when the military revolt happend and the country became "Democratic" and all the laws were changed because for them they were too "barbaric"

[@Dvlly99]

Yeah. The west and the democratic countries now believe deterrent punishments are ineffective and don’t work in preventing future crime. But we all know that’s complete bs. Why are Muslim countries generally much safer than the more modern Christian west? Because the west forsake deterrent punishments. If convicted serial thieves were to get their hands cut off, it would lead to an entire societal mindset shift in 1-2 generations on the concept of stealing itself. The more lax the punishments, the less serious the citizens view it. Perfect example is with drugs. The deterrent punishments are so weak and lax in the west which is why the drug market is insanely big nowadays. More people try drugs as well because it’s just a slap on the wrist if caught. More parents are okay with their children smoking weed and other things.

[@mohammedzaferullakhan9650]

If punishing criminal,unjust is barbaric ? how will any government set rules. By willfully obeying rules of true lord,the only God we will be happy in this life and have good life after death

[@iQLQ]

I thing you people of the south continent are so kind but governments and rules of America changed everything about you as others countries we know well usually most lovely people, greeting from 🇸🇦

[@badr1759]

Si en latinoamérica aplicaran la Sharia el crimen se reduciría una barbaridad

[@catrinebow6978]

MashaAllah I reverted to Islam few months ago. I am from Christian country where pictures of islam are not the best. Now I know that blaming something for what individuals do is pointless and this works not only with religion but with other things in our world. May Allah bless you all.

[@iampakistani4092]

MashaAllah ❤️

[@rocketdogticker]

9:55 #24 Highway robbery is worse than normal robbery as it is happening to a traveler. All theft is a sin but leaving another human in that state is terrible. Alhamdulillah for Islam

[@yousufhilmi1404]

Regarding your question about Fajr, yes. We are still considered Muslims if we happen to miss it unintentionally. We are humans and sometimes, we happen to doze off. But the condition here is, whenever one wakes up and remembers that they have missed Fajr (or any other prayer), they should offer it immediately.

[@frankiefortch]

Let’s be honest we’re not going to hell for skipping fajr daily. Our good deeds need to outweigh our sins. I have trouble sleeping and I’d rather get a full 9 hours of sleep to live a healthy live. Allah will understand, He is Most Merciful

[@Tk-sh3bf]

@@frankiefortch this is completely wrong

[@YasinTube84]

​@@frankiefortch if you are skipping any prayer intentionally or by laziness you will not only go to hellfire you are considered Kafer, the prophet PBUH made it very clear in many authentic narrations that's if you truly want to be honest as you claim, Allah subhanaho wa ta'ala indeed is the most Merciful and his punishment is the most painful too verse 49-50 surat Al Hijr 15, he made a borders if you cross these borders and you didn't repent then you are doomed, religion is not what you desire and what fits your life style, we don't change our religion based on how we live, we change our life style based on how Allah and his prophet PBUH ordered us. Allah mentioned in 6 verses in the Quran to whom took their own desires as God, so if you are making fatwa to yourself (convincing yourself) that not praying fajir is okay you already started to make new religion based on what you desire and this is Shirk. When Allah and his Prophet PBUH are number one in your life then you become a true muslim true believer verse 65 surat Al Nesa 4, verse 32 surat Al Nesa 4 and many more. The creator knows us the best than ourselves and when he ordered us to pray fajir he knew that some will defer from it to test the believers who is sincere and who are not verse 179 in surat Al Imran 3, so when you say that you can't wake up at fajir that means you must check your level of believe is religion truly important to you (that's not something to answer to me its for yourself) verse 45-46 surat Al Bakarah 2, Allah knows whats in our hearts that's why true believers have no issue sleeping 3-4 hours a day verse 64 surat Loqman 25. +Narrated Abdullah bin Buraidah narrated from his father: that the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said: "The covenant between us and them is the Salat, so whoever abandons it he has committed disbelief." Grade: Sahih (Darussalam) Reference : Jami` at-Tirmidhi 2621 In-book reference : Book 40, Hadith 16 English translation : Vol. 5, Book 38, Hadith 2621 +It is narrated on the authority of Jabir that he heard the Apostle (may peace and blessings be upon him) saying. Verily between man and between polytheism and unbelief is the negligence of prayer. ‏"‏ ‏.‏ Reference : Sahih Muslim 82a In-book reference : Book 1, Hadith 153 USC-MSA web (English) reference : Book 1, Hadith 146 (deprecated numbering scheme) +Abdallah b. ‘Amr b. al-‘As said that the Prophet mentioned prayer one day saying, “If anyone keeps to it, it will be light, evidence and salvation for him on the day of resurrection; but if anyone does not keep to it, it will not be for him light, evidence, or salvation, and on the day of resurrection he will be associated with Qarun, Pharaoh, Haman, and Ubayy b. Khalaf” Grade: Sahih Reference : Mishkat al-Masabih 578 In-book reference : Book 4, Hadith 14

[@mohammadkadori5040]

@@frankiefortch you can sleep early right after Isha prayer to wake up for Fajer prayer, then surely you will sleep 9 hours.

[@FactsWithActs]

@@frankiefortch If you intentionally miss Fajr and don't feel the need to repent, then you need to retake your Shahadah and beg for forgiveness to Allah.

[@blogen_dot]

Glad to hear that you have a teacher now. Having a direct teacher is important for anyone's journey in or into Islam. Even just a Quran reading teacher. I tried learning Islam only by watching videos before, but it's different. Having a teacher feels like having ground to stood. And when you have a legit teacher, in this case an "Ahlul Ilmi", your knowledge have a direct chain to Rasulullah SAW. May Allah SWT ease your journey.

[@oussamahamdi6993]

For me as a Muslim before starting to pray i was thinking a lot of how i can wake up before the sunrise to pray, i was very terrified because i was so lazy, so i convinced myself if i hear the imam calling people to salat before the sunrise i just wake up and go without thinking twice and it works for me. PS: Sorry for my bad English ❤

[@TheSkillBuilderX]

I changed the structure of my life to wake up at salat al fajr

[@rachidabelhannachi9100]

I am a very lazy person and agree with this strategy to not give yourself any time to consider, just get up right away and do it.

[@vex9486]

I am a shia, and i must say that self-harm is haram obviously and I find no plausible defence for hurting yourself for any reason what so ever especially on such a scale.

[@ahmedyarkhan5169]

Glad to hear that, I have a Shia friend who advocated mat'am (self haram) and saying Ya Ali Madad, I proved these acts wrongs logically and thru references, so he left these acts and started guiding others too.

[@dollyone3714]

why you label yourself as Shia? is there any specific way that you do that labelled as Shia?

[@adinpalaguyan1151]

In the day of muharram shia didn't know that hurting your self is Haram..

[@ahmedyarkhan5169]

@@dollyone3714 shia just have a different way of offering the prayer, slightly different but it doesnt matter, actually, we have to follow the Prophet PBUH's way of prayer, but according to my knowledge it wasnt recorded properly in written form

[@mohammedahmad8039]

@@ahmedyarkhan5169 Ahmed its actually more complicated than praying differently as having differences in rituals that generates from differences of opinion is absolutely acceptable for both Sunnis and Shia. It's also more complicated than supporting Ali RA for his claim to becoming the ruler as many sunnis do that as well, and to go a step further, the love and support of the Ahlu Albayt is actually an obligatory practice for the majority of mainstream Sunnies (particularly when Sunnis reject the people who have animosity towards Ahlu Albeyt (they are called Nawaseb and are rejected by both Sunnis and Shia) . The core difference is theological, and to give you a quick overview, Shia believe that Allah gave "guardianship" or “governance” to Imam Ali after the death of prophet Mohammed PBUH and subsequently some of the descendants of Ali RA (its what is referred to as Welayah) while Sunnis believe that there was no such explicit Decree from Allah as to who has this general governance over all muslims. Also Sunnis believe that only the prophets had a degree of infallibility that is specific to the revelation that they deliver from Allah. But since prophet mohammed was the last prophet then no other human being has any degree of infallibility. While Shia believe the Imams are Infallible and depending on which type of Shia (Twelvers, or Ismailies or Zaidies) the attribute of infallibility is ascribed to a different number of Imams. There are also other differences, for example twelve Shia believe that the twelfth Imam went into Hiding sometimes in the fourth century around the year 325 (Its called the Grand Occultation - Alghaiba AlKubra) and that the twelfth Imam "Al Mahdi" is still alive and that he will come back at the end of times. But Zaidie Shia do not believe this Occultation story, and obviously neither Sunnis believe this Occultation story, although Sunnis believe in a character they call Al Mahdi that will come at the end of times before Isa AS comes back to earth, but Sunnis believe Al Mahdi will have a normal birth like everyone else. Also twelve Shia believe the Allah granted the Imams special powers that they refer to as WilayatTakwiniya means that Allah has given Prophet Muhammad PBUH and his household the mandate to run the universe or at least a part of it which is a concept that Sunni Muslims find blasphemous. There are many other details, as obviously its not a discussion to be had in a KZbin comment section, and I am a strong advocate for uniting under La Ilaha Ila Allah wa Mohammed Rasul Allah and not over stressing the differences that cause fracture between people, but instead to respect each other and leave judgment to Allah alone, but I tried my best to highlight some of the differences in an attempt to show that its not as superficial as praying different;ly. I hope this clarifies the issue for you.

[@313sportsGURU1]

I personally went through a period of rebellion, and its because i did not feel the need to repent. But once i fell into sin with my arrogance, my mental health became miserable. Alhamdulillah, Allah hit me woth sign after sign, until i found myself hating myself and needing Allah, needing his mercy and forgivness. ALHAMDULILLAH, i pray day and night that those sins are forgiven, and i maintain my chastity. I am not sinless, but i work every day to be better and better. Honestly, i pray noone commits the sins that i have, because the angst in my heart is a burden i will carry forever.

[@baran1455]

Subhanallah as a muslim,i have learned a lot from you brother Bobby.May Allah open your heart to Islam

[@mesopotamianprincess]

The word “Relationship” here is translated to the literal translation of “tie/relationship of the womb” in the Aya. That is your mother and father, and their families. So it’s more complex than blood tie, as it involves relatives by marriages to families.

[@quneptune]

5:15the relationships with your parents, siblings, uncles, aunts, grandpas ect... not friends and divorce is allowed

[@origraphics2600]

What if your dad sexually molested you would you still keep ties with a sick individual

[@Karawoolfe]

It's so hard when you have snake relatives

[@mohammedsait6133]

yes bobby the source of this video is authentic and its better to avoid these sins to have a peaceful live here and hereafter . may Allah guide us to the straight path

[@elizabethshittu3275]

Prayer. I'm not a scholar. However I have been muslim for 14 years and really delved into my rights and responsibilities. My understanding is that even if you didn't pray a single prayer you would still be muslim by virtue of saying the shahada. HOWEVER it is the first thing we are questioned about after death. And it is an opportunity for us to purify our hearts. Any time I have missed fajr it has not been a good day. It sets the whole tone of your day. When I give in to my nafs first thing in the morning, i feel like a failure the rest of the day.

[@mekkagifari6052]

we should pay every sholat that we left it, and al ways ask allah to help us in doing sholat, because no one can come to allah except by his permission. many people being happy when they meet with their idols, or meet with the president in their country, what do you thing if the owner of univers permit you to meet him? is it us that giving a favor by doing sholat or allah is the one that giving a favor? and allah dont need anything from his creation.

[@hr-zn5df]

Salam brother Bobby, firstly I wanted to express how refreshing it is to watch the journey of someone who is sincerely searching for the truth and open to receiving guidance from wherever he may find it. It is a true testament to your sincerity how you responded to reading the Quran with the initial aim of refuting it. One of the first videos I watched on your channel was the one with Imam Ali's sermon. Being a Shia Muslim myself, I just wanted to hopefully try and shed light on a few topics. With regards to the hadith about harming oneself (mentioned around 20 mins), which some Shias do during ashura, the majority of our major scholars do not condone the practice of self-harm when commemorating the event of Ashura. I am not sure how well-versed you are in the history of Islam following the prophet, but to make it brief, the Shias believe that the prophet appointed his family and progeny to be his successors and to protect the Quran and sunnah (tradition) from deviation. While it is said in the oft quoted hadith that the prophet stated he was leaving behind his Quran and sunnah, the more prominent hadith found in the major books of both sects and considered by both as being authentic is that the prophet stated he was leaving behind "two weighty things": the book of Allah and his household, and that his community would never go astray if they hold on to both of them. Both Sunnis and Shias are in agreement that the Quran and sunnah are both sources of guidance, but that the Quran is the criterion and any hadith contradicting the Quran should not be accepted. Beyond this, there is a whole science of hadith in determining the reliability of hadiths. From our perspective, the family of the prophet are the only truly reliable bridge to his sunnah and any authentic hadith from one of them is as good as a hadith from the prophet. However, there is no doubt that hadiths are needed to supplement the Quran. The Quran discusses general principles while leaving it to the prophet to clarify the details, and there is wisdom in why God chose to reveal it as such. We cannot separate Allah's book from the one appointed as its teacher and living example; the "the talking Quran". The Quran is not such that all of its verses can be grasped and understood by the average mind without referring to the prophet and divinely appointed successors. The latter while not receiving revelation were yet inspired by God. The Quran is an ocean of divine knowledge and wisdom whose depths can only be touched by those with a connection to the unseen world. Prayer is the pillar of the religion, as stated by the prophet. Yet, Allah did not provide us with the details of how to pray in His book. In this, he compelled us to go the the prophet and is highlighting that we cannot separate His book from His representative. It is clear when one examines history that the prophet, in his relatively short mission of 23 years and with all he had to deal with, did not have sufficient time to explain all aspects of the Quran and the religion. Thus, he passed on his knowledge to the one most fit to receive it, who was his cousin and son-in-law, Imam Ali, who then passed it on to his sons, and on it went for 12 generations. Another accepted tradition by both sects is that the prophet stated: I am the city of knowledge and Ali is its gate. This is a video you can watch from a Sunni speaker about the status of the family of the prophet: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6i4pqh7mt-Aopo. For further reading, you can visit www.al-islam.org, which is a valuable library. Take care brother.

[@pkjunaid]

Point 35. A divorce from a man happens when he says Talaq thrice between a period of 3 months. After the 3rd time, the man cannot marry the women, unless she is married to another person. This is to ensure that a person cannot keep repeating Talaq several times, and he should have put his thought before pronouncing Talaq. You may want to get into a discussion with a scholar to get a longer understanding.

[@xNuTx]

There’s some mistakes in your comment , The Divorce happens when the husband says you’re divorced to his wife even if it was a joke it still counts as a divorce. There’s 2 Types of divorce: Revocable divorce and Irrevocable divorce -Revocable divorce : it’s when the husband divorce his wife or saying to her you’re divorced 1 or 2 times , in this case they can return to each other if they wish before the 3 months period finishes, after the 3 month they have to write a new marriage contract and he must give her a new dowry. - Irrevocable divorce : it’s when the husband divorce his wife or saying to her you’re divorced for the 3rd time ( the 1 and 2 before is still counting unless they write a new marriage contract ) in this case the wife is haram to the husband and can’t be together unless she remarry another man ( but it’s forbidden if she intends to marry a man only so she can go back to her ex husband ) so it must be a normal marriage

[@mohammedelokour]

Bobby, My father used to wake me up for fajir until i got 16 y/o, after that he got bored. I stopped waking up for a minute but after couple years I decided to wake up at fajir because it’s very important. The first day, i said the prayers before going to sleep and asked God to wake me up and places an alarm. I swear i woke up couple minutes before the alarm. And god willing i wont miss a fajir in my life. But in case i woke up at 7am, you just gotta pray fajir then, and if you want to be generous, pray the sunrise prayer since you woke up late. Fajir is the shortest prayer, so its the easiest inshallah. And, did you know that a German scientist, not muslim whatsoever, discovered that most heart strokes occur at 8am? That because your veins keep shrinking at at 8 they get to the maximum amount. The solution is to wake up for several minutes and go back to sleep. As we always say before praying “prayer is more beneficial the sleeping” I pray you become muslim today.

[@Muhammad-qf2nf]

Hi Bobby, I believe the relationships which are not meant to be cut are Father, Mother, Brother, Son, Daughter etc

[@AMMAR-911]

Yeah you're right Basically it's about family and relatives

[@GODSPEED_911]

All relations which take you away from God and Good need to be cut.

[@GODSPEED_911]

The sahaba even fought their fathers and brothers when it was for religion

[@Muhammad-qf2nf]

@@GODSPEED_911 do you have any Hadith reference

[@aminlionboyzeinalabdin1321]

@@GODSPEED_911 if they are family members you don’t cut the relationship totally,but you can make a distance

[@fayezakamal3778]

That was very educational, thank you. Bless you 🙏

[@ayubrexin5679]

Brother thanks for sharing this video Gives alot of understanding of the major sins..may Allah forgive us..

[@mohammadtantawi7716]

About relationship(arham) Singular(rahem) The rahem is basically Father and mother ur relateve from your father side and mother Grandma grandpa Uncles Aunts Your brothers and your sisters Sons of them U need to deal with them Visiting Help them with life Asking about them Caring about them Make good thing to all of them That will increase ur age

[@it2905]

and there's the hadeeth where prophet Muhammad peace be upon him say in it's meaning ( if you have a colleague you spend 6 months with him or more then he has become raham ) you should not cut ties with any raham visit or invite or at least call

[@liepa7768]

So is this a sin to not care about relationships or is it reward for maintaining them? Because when it's sin, you do it because of fear of Hod. But if it's rewarded, them it becomes carnal. Which is yet another sin

[@badmanushgaming3008]

Relationships in this video refers to your family. Like your brother, sister, uncles, aunts, children, father, mother, etc

[@koshurgameryt]

I want more videos in the playlist as have watched all of your videos time and time again..

[@dose143]

I enjoyed this a lot brother, i really did. Thank you.

[@bazd313]

All of these were 100 percent accurate! I seen the confusion on your face when he said highway robbery lol. # 24. People back then used to trick travelers on the roads and rob them. Something that still happens today.

[@alyaa.6863]

This was common in all nations during that time and still common in poor nations too during these days

[@muslima2505]

Hahaha and that would include at see the pirates!

[@muslima2505]

@@Flex-cx7uj I believe that was already mentioned

[@bazd313]

@@Flex-cx7uj I'm sure any extra taxing or bribes to allow Travellers would be under that list. You're supposed to welcome guests if they have good intentions. Not try to get money out of them or other horrible things that were probably done to them

[@bazd313]

@@Flex-cx7uj I don't think that fits the category of highway robbery. I just looked into it to make sure.

[@whatisislam1815]

The conversations are all correct, my friend. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts

[@cowatarian.]

Thank you, Bobby! Especially for this amazing comment section.

[@axm118]

Thank u for ur open minded share this. Keep learning. May Allah guide us 😇

[@roh2826]

Thanks for reminder bobby, may Allah bless u and make use of u for the deen of Allah

[@LearnFromTheLight]

3:14 Bobby has an Arabic teacher now? I can see your commitment, keep it up :)

[@adhamomar702]

Message 1 Dear Bobby, You said that the hardest thing to lift is the bedsheet in the morning to go to pray. In my experience when there is a routine homeostasis going, a person wakes up in the morning without even an alarm, by then your circadian rhythm synchronises with the 5 daily prayer. Being a devout Muslim is a struggle to me, made worse by health issues of cognitive, psychological and physiological problems. But from experience, the strongest times in my life were when I was a devout Muslim. So now I feel like a person who was walking without looking at the path he was walking on, and fell into a well. To get out of the well, I have to be strong enough to start allot of routines needed in my life, especially practicing Islam properly. You said that it’s important for houses of worship be filled. Otherwise a religion collapses. There are many religions especially atheism, that run without houses of worship. Filling a mosk doesn’t benefit the religion (God’s religion doesn’t need crutches to walk with. It has wings to fly with). Filling Mosks benifits indivisuals. Families and communities. The mosk is a spiritual hospital that keeps people and nations spiritually healthy. You said that other distractions like business and materialism takes people away from God. I like the way you are thinking. You are thinking like a homing pigeon. Homing pigeons are pigeons that used to fly carrying a letter. So as they flew, they knew their destination, and they would go to that location. Airplanes do the same, they aim for an airport, and get close to the airport to land there. You sound like a person who wouldn’t get lost, you know how to navigate through right and wrong, and you know how to aim for what is right. Which is why you said that worldly possessions take you away from God, and going to God is the right destination. Usually I worry about the direction you would take in life, but you seem to be a well oriented person. You have clarity of vision. You asked about why is it, it’s a big sin to wear something below the ankle. Usually people who wear long garments are people who can afford them, and out of style, vanity, ego, arrogance, people wear long garments. Some people wear pants that they step on with their shoes, and they feel it’s cool. You see it in formal suit pants, you see it in jeans. People with jeans sometimes wear pants that are long enough to go under their shoes and they walk around with a sense of style. I’ve seen it many times, usually girls do that. During Victorian times and earlier times, women used to wear dresses that are large, and when they went to the streets, those dresses would sweep the streets. And they didn’t care. Many times you see women of power wearing dresses that are long enough to be like a wedding dress sweeping the ground. Even the wedding dress it’s self. You see how it drags on the floor? That’s what is being talked about. The reasons to why it’s wrong are many, to mention a few, is to look at the fact that in Islam, a person has to be clean inorder to be able to perform prayers. So if their cloths are sweeping the streets, you know that they are not clean, because the streets are dirty, sometimes there is dog poop on the streets. Being dirty is not a joke, sometimes a person can die from it, other times a person can cause a plague killing many people. So although the sin seems simple and the afterlife punishment seems harsh, yet there is wisdom to it, and God is just and his punishment fits the crime. In a movie I was watching, a man who was careless, he had a little Kitten in his house, and the kitten was pooping everywhere, and he wasn’t cleaning it. And as a result he got a viral infection from that which damaged his heart and killed him. So hygiene is an important element of society and civilisation. Regarding the major sins I don’t think they are 70. There is a book called the major sins. I think it’s probably 150 pages in size. It lists all the sins in a well organised way. And the top sim is shirk That book is good, because it makes people avoid the major sins. In today’s world, it’s hard to differentiate between what is good or bad. What will people think about fornication when there are forces of evil pushing for more than homosexuality, which was recently seen in the belanciaga’s promotion of pedophilia. It’s not hard core sins that are being normalised, it’s criminally insane sins that are being normalised. So hard core sins start to seem soft in comparison. So when a person reads the book of major sins, they start to understand the expected minimal standards that are set by God, not the forced minimal standards forced by criminally insane people working for the devil. I would strongly recommend for everyone to read that book, or listen to its audio book. When I was growing up, I didn’t know much about right and wrong, reading that book taught me exactly what is wrong. And the importance of avoiding it. I still struggled when it came to focusing on God’s straight path, but my life would have been allot different if I was drowning in ignorance. So being informed is very empowering.

[@fillerisbetter2692]

Continues ♥️♥️

[@JesusisaMuslim]

Anas ibn Malik reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Allah Almighty said: O son of Adam, if you call upon Me and place your hope in Me, I will forgive you despite what is within you and I will not hesitate. O son of Adam, if you have sins piling up to the clouds and then ask for My forgiveness, I will forgive you without hesitation. O son of Adam, if you come to Me with enough sins to fill the earth and then you meet Me without associating anything with Me, I will come to you with enough forgiveness to fill the earth.” Sunan al-Tirmidhi 3540

[@sacredrider]

No no, he killed his son for our sins and his son is him and his son isn't him

[@Lynn.-_-.]

@@sacredrider What you said doesn't make any sense whatsoever. Allah is one and there is absolutely nothing like Allah. Allah doesn't have a son. Allah wasn't born or gave birth to anyone.

[@sacredrider]

@@Lynn.-_-. Im just messing with yall. Im sub of this guy

[@Lynn.-_-.]

@@sacredrider Haha good than brother. I thought you were serious 😅

[@ichauchich8996]

Bobaneee!, you really teach us our religion with your questions and statements. May Allāh make you of the people of truth.

[@lisalee5995]

brother keep it up!

[@danimal..1016]

Awsome Bobby thanks these are interesting may God guide us to follow his laws

[@Mahmoudbakry2]

Peace be upon you, Bobby. Do not be late for our videos. We are waiting for you every day😊

[@DrDouche75]

Great video, as a Muslim I learned a lot from this!

[@ayanaxhye]

peace brother your reaction is beautiful.

[@munazzaaasim6601]

Thank you for this video

[@Hichu0_0]

After discovering your videos a week ago, my faith in Allah increase. So i have been watching all your islamic or non islamic videos everyday ☺️ May Allah guide you 🤲

[@alidvdali]

5:19 Silatur-Rahim (FAMILY TIES , FAMILY RELATIVES), is anyone who becomes a relative through blood ties with one’s father, mother, siblings, uncle, and aunt, grandparents, or through marriage, not friends. So, Silatur-Rahim means being kind to family and relatives, and keeping a good relationship with them. This even includes non-Muslim relatives.

[@smallheadedbear5594]

I definitely will watch all of your videos.. i admire your eagerness for truth cz i relate. I will be with you in this journey. 👍

[@TheBobbysPerspective]

Thank you my friend

[@mostafanb9622]

thank you brother

[@mohaa_akk9724]

The relationship, means with your fathers, brothers, uncles, sons…

[@JesusisaMuslim]

Allah has kept ninety-nine parts of His mercy for the Day of Judgement: Abu Huraira reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Allah made mercy into one hundred parts. He kept ninety-nine parts with Himself and sent down one part to the earth. From that one part, the creation is merciful to each other, such that a horse raises its hoof over its child for fear of trampling it.” In another narration, the Prophet said, “Allah has kept ninety-nine parts of mercy to show to His servants on the Day of Resurrection.” Sahih al-Bukhari 6000, Sahih Muslim 2752

[@AllahIsTheEverlasting]

Amazing reaction like always Bobby.

[@hannibalm090009]

hey bobby, 9.severing the ties of relationships as in (صلة الرحم) . "الرحم" means the uterus, which means the familial relationships

[@Just_passing_through23]

Waking for Fajr is as easy as breathing, the problem is that they go to sleep late because they stay up watching tv, playing games or chatting away or going out etc when they should put in their heart to wake up for Fajr. If you have the right intention and have an alarm set then for certainty you will wake up... Once you do it enough and it’s truly in your heart to wake up for Fajr you will find that you will actually be awaken without an alarm at the right time! Even for Tahajjud which is before Fajr! As for marrying a woman the forth time… you can in Islam divorce from a husband or wife up to 3 times, but within those times you must seek counselling to set rules etc to make life better for one another, but if after the 3rd time you once again divorce then the woman MUST marry someone else… and if then that couple were to divorce for actual reasons “not as a loop hole for the woman to remarry the other man again, but for actually trying their best to make it work, or the husband passes away, then she can once again marry her ex husband… but there has to be a break after the 3rd time with another spouse. I’m guessing because it will make HIM or HER appreciate the other more, allows them to see if the grass is greener on the other side… who knows, but my guess it’s for psychological reasoning… As for obeying the husband… you must remember a woman IS NOT a man’s property in Islam, hence why she isn’t allowed to change her surname to the mans, she must keep hers as that’s her right of lineage and connection to her family, as for sleeping with her husband, obviously there are guidelines also… if the man is bad to her or she is not well etc then she has rights also to not sleep with him, but if she is saying no out of spite when he genuinely needs it then it of course falls on her… That’s another reason why the Shia sect is incorrect, there’s nothing to ask about, it’s plainly obvious! I’m the time of the Prophet PBUH it was customary for the wealthy to wear long gowns which dragged along the ground to show off their wealth, as thus makes the heart full of pride and arrogance then of course its forbidden… but, there is an hadith regarding I believe two of the companions or at least Abu Bakr as one of them… there was a man who had a longer gown which touched the ground and the Prophet pbuh said that up to his ankles are in the fire, then Abu Bakr RA was scared and asked what about me, because of my thin size the minimum size is too big for me, and the Prophet PBUH said, “you are not of these people”… from this we understand that it’s the intention of it also, if it happens innocently then In Sha Allah it’s fine, but if you do it as a fashion etc to show off then obviously it’s the intention as always ;) I’m glad you realised immediately that the Shi’a’s mock Abu Bakr and Aisha and Uthman… hence why it’s totally contradictory of Islam… and hence why I said that there’s no reason to do more videos of the differences between Sunni and Shia as it will just stir up anger between the two groups and nothing more… God will do justice on that dark day Himself, and then everyone that was wrong will be punished accordingly…! Allahualam (God knows best)

[@m298m]

Thats true the first time i have been awaken for Tahajood it was in last Ramadan , literally a voice : Stand up pray ! I jumped out of my bed , and that happened the whole Ramadan Subhanallah, since than very very often and for Fajr either. 🤲Alhamdulilah

[@That.Nomad.]

I would love for you to visit the Middle East!

[@That.Nomad.]

Just know you have a place in Saudi Arabia brother. May god bless you.

[@endtimes0]

Great reaction and analysis.

[@fahimredwan]

Love your videos bobby

[@Kobenoz]

Hello bro, this video is a good summary of sins according to Islamic teaching, and a very good reminder for us Muslims. That's the main purpose of the video; a reminder. But this video is not explanatory content, so I urge you to read the explanation and detail of each sin by reading it from the Hadith and Tafseer (there's always contextual and situational leniency & application on each of them, except for shirk of course). Salam...

[@longlivethesecondplaceice2736]

Is drawing really bad I just want to tell story's poeple in the golden age of islame told story's too rigth. a do not warships it or encourage poeple to do any. just makeing fun ideas and tell tales.

[@Kobenoz]

​@@longlivethesecondplaceice2736 As far as I know, one of the primary purposes of haram regulations is prevention; drawing/sculpting animate objects is forbidden because it might lead you to arrogance, and over-pride in your work creation. If you want to channel your creativity, draw inanimate objects (plants, geometric shapes, buildings, etc.). Some scholars allowed drawing/sculpting for educational purposes (illustration for biology text, doctoral guidebooks, archive and historical subjects, etc.), if you must draw animate objects with good intentions, try to avoid making them as a whole, and divide them into parts. And remember the prevention purpose; you mustn't have any pride over your creations. Allah Knows Best. Wassalam...

[@HyperSe]

All of them are correct! May Allah guide us and forgive us for our sins 😞♥️

[@MuhammadAbdullah-eo8mr]

i struggle with all my prayers and verily it leads to sin when i miss. O Allah plz give me stregnth to walk on ur righteous path, Ameen

[@zanazannazah8903]

Make sure to make du’aa during every sujuud in your prayer/Salat. Keep making the duaa that says: "اللهم أعني على ذكرك وشكرك وحسن عبادتك" O Allah, help me to remember You, to give You thanks, and to perform Your worship in the best manner. Reference: Abu Dawud 2/86, An-Nasa'i 3/53. See also Al-Albani Sahih Abu Dawud 1 /284.

[@MuhammadAbdullah-eo8mr]

@@zanazannazah8903 thanku so much, yes, I will try remembering it InshAllah, and I've been trying to be punctual in my prayers and do make dua for it as well, but I will also try doing dua during sajda. Thanks again

[@Aris96993]

Terima kasih.

[@azzouz6716]

3:29 There is a difference between a person who does not pray and one who does not pray at the specified time. If he misses a prayer, he must make it up even if he is not on time

[@maziburrahman5430]

Alhamdulillah. Allahu Akbar. God bless you brother. I am a born Muslim bro but i don't know so many things.Your videos teach me a lot. this kind of video help people to be away from misdeeds.

[@twahirabasi9765]

Bobby you are doing a good work, May Allah grant you more wisdom, guidance, Love and compassion.

[@user-ko2qu6qs7m]

Bobby please check this video out: 'That s the stuff left out of your history books !' It's a great video that needs to be spread + would enjoy seeing your reaction to this.

[@None-wq6ux]

O Allah, bless and grant peace to our Prophet Muhammad and his family and companions🤍🤲🏻🇸🇦

[@mrmane2000]

Brother Bobby. I love what you have done on your channel. Essentially, you are on a journey of truth and you invite others to take the journey with you. I wish you all the success and may Allah give you the guidance you seek.

[@jiminoutdid]

You can always make up your prayers, for fajr prayer I sometimes miss it and would have to do it alongside my dawn and midday prayer. If I can get up and go to work or go to school then I surely can make enough time to get up to remember Allah (swt) and pray

[@ihearthazim]

“Shias? …Anyone ….. “ 😂😂😂

[@alirezabhmanabadi4235]

I'm shia.

[@kuakarabisha6219]

I am not a scholar but Muslim from birth Alhamdulillah and according to my whole life of learning Islam I've not heard ever that if someone leaves fajar prayer he becomes non-Muslim but as said in the Video it is a major sin and first question on the day of judgement would be about prayer, so one should not leave it in the first place to his best ability but if he has left some prayer(/s) he should then pray them afterwards as "qada prayers". Sometimes Muslims in their ignorance or laziness leave prayers then they pray them afterwards, for example someone was not practicing Muslim and left his prayers of even 18 years of his life then he repented and offered his prayers as "Qada" of 18 years one by one gradually etc.But it doesn't apply to a person who intentionally and constantly ,knowing about importance of prayer in Islam, leaves prayers. Still this person has choice to repent to Allah the Merciful and offer Qada prayers till his soul leaves his body and Allah knows best.

[@jimmy_x557]

54. The clothing dragging below the ankles used to be a point of pride. Essentially pride or showing off your wealth or the arrogance is the sin. An easy example is royalty who let their capes (or whatever you call it) drag behind them. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: "Whoever trails his garment on the ground out of pride, Allaah will not look at him on the Day of Resurrection." Abu Bakr said to him, "O Messenger of Allaah, my izaar slips down if I do not pay attention to it." He said: "You are not one of those who do it out of pride." (Reported by al-Bukhaari, no. 5784) So to be on the safe side, we don't tend to wear clothing that drags or goes below the ankle.

[@cintaitujuarsa4629]

Alhamdulillah

[@mohamedelsadek2559]

your journey to islam is making me a more of a believer. i pray to god to forgive me and forgive my sins that i have mad intentionally or unintentionally, i pray that god guide me to the straight path and do what is good for me, i trust god that what ever god chose for me is the best. i am writting with tears in my eyes because of my sins and the situation that i am in right now. اللهم انى لا اسئلك رد القضاء ولكنى اسئلك اللطف فيه

[@lumiam6982]

“Say: 'O My worshipers, who have sinned excessively against themselves, DESPAIR NOT of the Mercy of Allah! Verily, Allah forgives all sins. He is the Forgiver, the Most Merciful.” Do not despair brother because many people are in the same shoe as you. Just go ask for forgiveness to Allah right now! Don't listen to the shaydan because they will always try to postpone it. Ignore the filthy voices that got hold of you and start your five daily prayers and leave behind all sins. You'll find true peace once you do because those tears are coming from your soul and it's yearning for Allah and his commands.

[@mohamedelsadek2559]

@@lumiam6982 thank you brother, pray for me these days are really tough on me

[@hishamalaker491]

So about Fajr prayer me a 14 year old with a really bad sleep schedule i get little sleep and i am rarely able to wake up on Fajr since usually i wake up late and that is okay since it would be permissible for me to pray it late (though i am Planning to pray it in time and i constantly try to pray it in time) and if i miss a Prayer for no reason then i will get Sins and i would have to make it up though even after making it up i still wouldn't get as much good deeds as praying it in time i hope this description helps.

[@nutzhazel]

I thought children wakes up earlier every morning for school or sports?

[@mugii2897]

may Allah grant you ease brother

[@hishamalaker491]

@@nutzhazel Well the thing about school is that i have trouble sleeping and i always sleep late and during exam season i finish studying at Night. So i would wake up early for school and sometimes i would make the prayer but most of the time the prayer wouldve been late for around 20 minutes

[@mertmeh]

I have to say that some information presented in here is based on issues that are heavily disputed and some statements leave out important infos and thus look like as if they have a different meaning

[@10is114]

the relationships, are the bond with family members and such, to always check up on them and not forget them

[@hamsa446]

Statement from a shia guy: It’s forbidden to harm yourself. The practises in Ashura should revive the cause, which the Ahlul Bayt (as) fought for. So no cutting or hurting yourself. The ceremonies include education about the history, imamah, politics, religion and of course we mourn about the massacre. We express our feelings while reading/listening to the story of Karbala or listen to melodic mourning chants/poems. Often we beat our chests. Not like in the Video. We do it civilized. Its symbolic and shows our sorrow and is often used as a „beat“ for the mourning chants. At the end we only got the mission from the Imams to keep the events of ashura and the teachings of the Ahlul Bayt alive. How we do it, is free to us, as long as we dont break the laws of Allah (swt). Your criticism aims at the exaggerators, who lost the point of Ashura and invented sick things. It‘s a shame for the school of Ahlul Bayt. Your second Point: My friend a sunni channel tells you that you are not allowed to revile the companions meaning sunni characters. Thats an easy way to cover up the bad things the „companions“ did. Even Allah (swt) tells us that some of them were very bad people and He curses them. Why shouldnt you be allowed to curse bad people? We shouldnt do it in public because it would create fitna and most sunnis dont know about the bad stuff, because they cover up with fabricated rules like this.

[@HellRage90]

for your second point. Who are we or you to curse any living or dead? They are at the mercy of Allah, and they couldnt care less about what you think of them. In reality, cursing any of them runs the risk of cursing someone that was unjustly accused of a certain allegation. The audacity of justifying the right to curse any human is just disgusting. So stay clear of it, and focus on yourselves rather than the ones that have already been tried and tested and now simply awaiting the day of judgement. Focus on yourself instead of others.

[@ZiIIous]

R E P E N T !

[@Mr_Moe_Eng]

No. 9 means to stop talking to your relatives and family due to any reason even if you're funding with them, you should always keep your connection with them.

[@alyaa.6863]

This is the opposite of selat alrahem, there is a Hadith tells that a muslim shouldn’t keep a fight for more than three days ..

[@Mr_Moe_Eng]

@@alyaa.6863 Yes, you are absolutely right, I'm explaining what not to do, what's the sin is! He should keep his Sillah "connection" with his family.

[@blackeagle5392]

@@Mr_Moe_Eng you made a mistake in your comment up You said means to stop instead of not to stop

[@blackeagle5392]

@@Bb-pw1zi are you muslim?

[@alyaa.6863]

@@blackeagle5392 he didn’t actually because the Video is talking about sins and the sins here is to cut your relationships with your relatives

[@thiscatlover-hates-genocide-ps]

The hardest thing to do is to lift your blanket in the morning to pray alfajir.... That is sooo true! Although i'm not proud of it I usually end up missing the first prayer of the morning. Sometimes I even get up DURING the athan, then go back to sleep, only to wake up at a later time feeling extreme guilt. Even when I put in my head to wake up early and pray, I usually wake up, go "OMG, YES I GOT UP" then go back to sleep totally forgetting the purpose of my waking up early.

[@Dr.fayhaghazi]

Such Litigation and severing of ties between a person and his family (parents, brothers, grandparents, and close relatives).

[@syedamunirakhatoon1478]

I think 🤔for beginners they should perform fajar Qaza (after sun rise) but not just leave praying it, until gradually it will become a habit inshallah. Same for other prayers also if missed for any reason

[@sharifmpemba5466]

Bro it's not a matter of "I think" you should have evidence either from Hadith or from the Noble Qur'an, new reverts may go astray because of that statement. May Allah guide us

[@syedamunirakhatoon1478]

@@sharifmpemba5466 brother it's difficult for the new converts to pray 5 prayers on time specially in a non Muslim countries so they can pray Qaza rather than just leaving them

[@syedamunirakhatoon1478]

@@sharifmpemba5466 We should make things easier. Also there's option of tayammum rather than making Wazoo

[@kuakarabisha6219]

@@syedamunirakhatoon1478 we can't give a compensation by ourselves if Islam gives some compensation then surely we can tell them. Scholars can better tell this in the light of Hdaith and Quran. I've never read or heard somewhere like this in Islam to say that newly reverted Muslims can pray after sunrise. they should try their best as well to pray according to timings but if they fail sometime they can qada like all other Muslims.

[@musaashraf9005]

Islam is already very easy you don't need to put your thoughts as islam, Allah knows what is easy and what not.

[@dohawahedy]

I tried to collect questions and answer them here, I hope it will help you -Severing relations with relatives such as uncles, aunts, aunts, grandfathers, first- and second-degree relatives. In other words, this is what is called severing ties. -Leaving prayer does not mean leaving religion. It is difficult. There is no doubt about that. We have all lost it a lot. We will not deny it, but our attempt deserves more than whoever decides to make it up (you can make up the prayer after it misses its time, the obligatory prayers). -In Islam, there are three divorces, and something called the waiting period for divorce, which takes place verballyWhen he is divorced for the first time, he has the right to go and request her return, and if she wants to return, she can return before the expiry of a certain period. For the second divorce, but in the third divorce, he does not have the right to repeat it at all, unless he marries another man, then he dies or divorces her, so he can marry her again with a dowry and other things, as if it was his first time. Cheating on religion, which is forbidden -As for the dress in the days of the Messenger, peace be upon him, they were very poor, and as you know, the longer the length of the dress, the higher its price, so it was said that everyone who lengthens his dress for the purpose of showing off is a sin (showing off sows hatred and self-satisfaction in the hearts of others and makes them feel inferior, and this is only for the sake of nothing, only in order to feel that he is higher than Others) and the fatwa is done by analogy, for example these days wearing clothes covered with jewelry is a sin

[@abumusaryan4697]

brother what are you talking about? This is completely incorrect! You cant just interject your thoughts on serious matters like this. Abandoning prayer is disbelief. Many many narrations and scholars clarificiation backs this up. It is the 2nd pillar of islam and abandoning any of them takes one out of islam. A muslim is only a muslim by adhereing to the basic 5 pillars, Plain and simple and no sugar coating it

[@1goal1]

I dont think this brother or sister meant abandoning prayer completely. I think they mean missing a prayer. Redo them as soon as remembered.

[@dohawahedy]

@@abumusaryan4697 I hope that you will review the video and find out what he was talking about at the beginning of the Fajr prayer, and he said that he may be asleep, or perhaps Satan has overcome him in it, and he is not leaving it lightly. How about you start reading and listening to what others say. Islam is a religion of ease. Twice about performing it. We are all human beings and our fate is wrong. It is our duty to regret and ask for forgiveness. You do not have the right to come here to say to someone who has made a mistake that he has left his religion. Prayer is obligatory and leaving it is forbidden, but proving blasphemy for abandoning prayer has not been proven by any sheikh

[@TheOGRecipe]

This should be upvoted.

[@mashalkhalid2081]

I have a hectic schedule but the Fajr prayer is something I left for last of all my prayers i.e I would skip them.Once I made an intention to pray Fajr and asked Allah to wake me i accidentally fell asleep without setting my alarm,a couple of hours later I was awaken by a dream that was not horrifying but enough to jar me awake,I wondered why I got it and suddenly rememberef to set my alarm for Fajr.Ever since Fajr has been the easiest for me Believe me it's the hardest because it brings the most peace, you will never want to skip it again "For prayer is better than sleep"

[@Joodstudios]

Something like that happened to me once, I said I would sleep a little before praying time, then I heard a bunch of whispers in my ear

[@atlasatlantis8447]

This is exactly what I was looking for the other day, a list of commandments.

[@jinx_ahmed4260]

Love your vedios ✌✌

[@TheBobbysPerspective]

Thank you!

[@sychoo96]

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[@nu-nisamiracle2401]

Waw 27min vid.. 😆

[@ashgetablue]

20:58 Trailing one’s garments below the ankles out of pride refers to when someone wears long clothes to show off. If it starts trailing, causing others to be jealous, it’s haram. We are encouraged to wear modest clothes out of humility towards Allah(SWT).

[@dalex60]

Shameless hypocrisy is a sin, but totally ignored...

[@omerfarooq818]

This was an amazing video, as a Muslim it was a reminder for me as well, keep going Bobby may Allah guide you to the straight path! Btw I have a video recommendation for you its about the difference between Christian and Muslim conquest, here kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXzUfZevbKaNfq8

[@Muhammad-qf2nf]

I seen the video, it is very interesting.

[@Rasheeda268]

First of all; the translation is not accurate mean not holding the real meaning or the deep meaning of the context Islam is perfect, easy, practical, easy to apply Once u take shahada and start applying;, spiritually you will feel how great it is and you are blessed Just try And you will lose nothing

[@hshaalan712]

The verse of chapter 47 talking about relationships, it specifically mentions the word “Arhamakom” which means the relations with the relatives. The Quran speaks in many verse through the chapters about the importance of keeping the ties with you family members. There is a Hadith that’s speaks about this too. Saying “keeping the ties with relatives (visiting, calling, keeping good relationships, etc..) would be compensated -by god’s will- with better livelihood and longer life. On the other hand there are a lot of other teaching about neighbours, friends, and different relationships

[@The.Real.Jalila]

Am a Muslim for all my life and I swear watching you teaches me new things everyday .. My school was teaching us the minimum how to pray fast and do the basic then life happened and I didn’t dive in my religion.. thank you for real ❤️

[@najibdurrani9436]

This is 100% Accurate Brother Bobby This is All over the Quran and Sahih Hadiths ❤

[@Ghasoun102]

I think the relationship that was mentioned in number 9 is (صلة الرحم = family kinship) which means the relationship between you and your relatives and cousins your whole family in general and we as muslims have to be close with our family always.

[@22mononoke]

14:30 In Islam, if a woman is given divorce by her husband speaking the words 'I divorce you' to her 3 times (some also say on 3 separate occasions) then she becomes unlawful for him to touch (and have intimacy with) as they are fully divorced in the laws of Islam. The only scenario where they can possibly ever be lawful with one another is if she married and consummated a marriage with another man. And then for genuine reasons became divorced from him too, the former husband can then in this case approach her for remarriage. However, some men divorce their wife in a fit of anger by uttering these words (which are completely binding in Islam) of divorce. Then they regret it and apologise and want to keep their family intact so make a situation where another man marries and sleeps with their wife, in what is in effect a sham marriage, then divorces her for the sole reason that husband no.1 can marry her again. This is a grievous and major sin in Islam.

[@morseytube4606]

The one about showing off - it means more show off your deeds. Doing good deeds only for show. E.g. Praying only for show when people are looking Giving charity only for show Etc..

[@salem4841]

Number 24 I think it meant cutting the road of travelers and doing harm to them such as stealing from them or scare them or even killing them. This usually happens in poor countries when traveling is filled with road criminals due to the absence of security.