Don’t Twist the Quran | Sh Haitham al-Haddad shows us how to reflect on the Quran

[@afakcay]

The quality of a brilliant teacher is someone who can simplify complex topics so that even a laymen like us can understand them. There are many great intellects but the ability to understand is separate to the ability to transfer the knowledge. Shaykh Haitham is not only a great scholar, but also a true intellect and a brilliant teacher. He is truly a gift to the ummah. May Allah preserve him and be pleased with him

[@elmouddenhassan]

We would love to see more of these discussions, brother Hamza. Jazakum Allahu khairan.

[@abdullahoo3812]

My respect has increased exponentially for you Hamza after watching this video. These are the values of Muslims: always seeking knowledge and being courteous and humble in your journey. This video has simply made by day since it enabled me to comprehen a concept which used to seem incoherent or even not intelligibile to me. However things got as clear as daylight after this clear-cut distinction betweem the constancy of the meaning and the variability of reflection. Thank you a lot❤

[@IbnThabitVerlag]

It is these kind of discussions that truly nourish and stimulate my mind and soul subhanAllah! Jazakallahu khayran for sharing these phenomenal insights

[@ryojs4286]

Islam is Perfection Truly

[@drasifofficial]

This was a deep discussion, Allah swt reward you both.

[@BeatsByGemsmiff]

That 42 mins went very fast…Thank you for capturing this discussion Hamza…i love sheikh Haitham

[@NayimKay]

You missed the last 59 seconds

[@OpenThisChannel]

Make more videos like this brother, glad to learn new things

[@constanta1434]

May Allah SWT accept from all of us and enrich us with the proper meaning of His beautiful words.

[@khaliddawah]

We need more of this duo mashallah!!

[@samed4u2nv]

Very beneficial video Ustadh Hamza, jazakum Allahu khaira!

[@MM-bu9ir]

Fascinating! I would love to see a discussion on this with you two and shaykh asrar rashid too. Would be great

[@ableskill]

@@MM-bu9ir you worship these men’s like the Jews did with their Rabis ….🤦🏻‍♂️.. they r not going to save u in the last day when u b standing ALONE front of your Lord. Read the Quran, the book which Muhammad had to obey and follow, nothing else. The book is for all common people. There is no such a thing sheikh or scholar, they have institutionalised these things to gain power over common people . Stop being herd for God sake.

[@hojpatel5773]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته Absolutely love these type of conversations. اللهم بارك لكم

[@alalbani1092]

Allahumabarik! Please more with sh haytham❤

[@Oliver_Tate]

Hamza please make a video of your understanding of this discussion with examples we can relate with. would be a huge help. May Allah reward all of you for the efforts.

[@garaadsan.6191]

I was watching this randomly but damn, i need to go get my note book.This is sooo deep!

[@1446hijri]

The beard Masha'Allah looking amazing ❤

[@Mustafa.Aamir_Dawah]

May Allah bless you for recording this akhi... it is very helpful Insha'Allah

[@DonDiiiii]

I was an Orthodox Salafi with big beard during my first phase of being a Muslim. People used to fear me because i had huge beard and i was toxic towards everyone. I was like a haram finder, who finds haram in everything, my friends hated me bcoz of that. They were Christians and some of them hated Islam because of me. I used to follow the Salafi scholars blindly, they do dawah and spread Tawheed, this made me believing they are the true Muslims. Later i continued studying Quran and it’s language, literature, etc., made me fall in love with Quran. Believe me, the Quran literature penetrates hearts, you will feel like ALLAH is talking to you, you will see those Quranic stories happening infront of you by just reading Quran. Plain Quranic translations fail to keep the Quranic literature when translated. So find a good Tafseer in your own language. I became more spiritual now, people don’t fear me anymore. My heart feels happy and is at peace when i remember my Lord, ALLAH. My advice is, get closer to the God’s revelation(Quran) than anything, find a good Tafseer and understand the verses of the Quran with context revealed from the Tafseer based on Hadiths and History. Be mindful while praying, especially while doing Rukooh and Sujood(prostration). If you don’t understand anything, then ask ALLAH, surely ALLAH will guide those whom he wills. ALLAH doesn’t like those who do not think and blindly follows others. Be dependent more on Quran than any man made books with man made laws. You will become good Muslims with a clear understanding of the Quran verses explained with context. Be intellectual! May ALLAH bless us! ❤

[@mhassaan111]

Same here I was never a salafi but I was impressed by their dawah style like Qur'an hadees reference they used to give. I also started to read the Quran and I found that it has philosophical meanings as well and I also found the indications towards tasawwuf and it has helped me to do tazkiya nafs by doing zikr which helps our ruh to overcome our nafs, and zikr enters our subconscious mind.

[@DonDiiiii]

@@mhassaan111 How do you do that? By just chanting or what?

[@mhassaan111]

@@DonDiiiii there are two types of zikr :-1) zikr e lisani (zikr by tongue) and 2 )zikr e qalbi (zikr by heart). Zikr by tongue addresses our concious mind while zikr e qalbi addresses our subconscious mind. There our spiritual points in our chest, we have to activate them by doing zikr e qalbi and our sins will get erased insha Allah. You can ask for further help

[@ahmedhussein7658]

Bro always call yourself a Muslim as Allah commanded us to call our self muslims.and please salaf is not a bad word its a beautiful word just means the pious predecessors.i.e sahabas,tabihin.i know nowadays it has negative political connotations but don't let that to hijack the meaning of the word. I know some so called salafi countries have hijacked the religion for political and power gain but when it comes to correct usul of aqeeda they are on the straight path.but they use the furuh of fiqh(legal rulings) for power and politics and to control the populations and have even imprisoned all scholars who try to speak against or critisise the leaders.We take our knowledge from the quran the sunnah and salaf. Not salafism as used in modern day context.

[@Safeer2.0]

An orthodox salafi by default will be a gem of a person, with beautiful akhlaq and proper understanding of the deen. By the way, having a big beard is a noble thing, it's the way of our Prophet sallallahualayhiwasallam and his companions. It seems like you were influenced by the wrong camp.

[@ilimlifakir]

Greetings and love👋👏 from Turkey

[@valeriedeleon3578]

Subhaan’Allah really really enjoyed this. 🌻📖💎 I learned and understood so much in just a small amount of time. May Allah accept this was really amazing.

[@halimeeeee]

Needed this, subhanAllah

[@Bint-e-MukhtiarAli]

This video benefited me a lot jazakallah

[@AbrarAhmad-ku6lw]

Hamza tzorzis is looking gorgeous with cap Maasha Allah

[@hamzar1224]

JazakAllahkhair for this explanation may Allah bless you both ameen

[@jsufi1]

Notes for myself but hopefully others can benefit insha'Allah. Not exhaustive. May have errors too. 1:26 confusion over contemplation of text versus meaning of text. 3:14 reality of the meaning Vs meaning. Reflection over meaning. Understanding meaning is from aql. But we may not have touched, felt, see, etc it. E.g jannah. We understand it, but we've never seen it Al haqeeqah (reality) Vs maanah (meaning). Reality is from the 5 senses. 8:25 Interpreting the meaning of how you want. E.g. open the door, you start eating apple. This defeats the purpose. Language represents a reality. Post modern thinking says the opposite of this. No rules for language means no language. 15:25 reflection aspect, "why did sheikh want to open the door"? And even this is within the rules of reflection too. If you get the meaning wrong, the reality of the meaning wrong will be wrong and thus, the reflection will also be wrong. 18:41 main requirement for understanding the meaning? Is to know the language. And the correct language to that too. 22:55 is there a correct interpretation? The author knows. Otherwise, the correct interpretation (by anyone else) ONLY relating to the reality of the meaning is valid. 23:51 Qur'an can only be understood in fusha Arabic, classical Arabic, which has rules and regulations. Therefore modernists who say the Qur'an can have any meaning is false. Quran is a message from Allah to us. Whereas for them, it's a vehicle for their ideology from them to us. 26:12 some verses can handle more than 1 meaning. First condition of correct meaning is had to fit within classical Arabic. Second is check with author if this meaning is valid, in this case, refer to RasulAllah (saw) and the Sahabah (ra) or even other parts of Qur'an. 30:13 Anything else is impossible, because then Allah SWT did not preserve the Qur'an. Because RasulAllah saw understood the Qur'an and passed it onto the Sahabah ra.

[@ailmlvr5905]

Jazakallah khair

[@pr0master]

What a wonderful session, ya Allah. Please make the same video about asma was sifa!

[@fredmiami]

the condescending approach of this Sheikh is an extra ingredient in the pizza of conversation. This is good information and we need to hear this from a sheikh with good command of english.

[@ryojs4286]

he was joking

[@sayyid5869]

Hamza respects Sheikh Haitham a lot.

[@Cobra_Khan]

Love the beard ما شاء الله May Allah عَزَّ وَجَلَّ keep you upon the sunnah, brother Hamza

[@farhanwyne6040]

12:00 I find it amazing that this French philosopher and postmodernists say "Language doesn't represent reality...you can make your own meaning'' and then use conventional language to articulate their ideas. ABSOLULTE SHEER MADNESS!

[@LiyaaqatGul-dv3bc]

Whats going on? Can you explain further

[@garaadsan.6191]

Philosophy is there to confuse people about reality by complicating it.

[@ZZ-ls5hv]

JazakaLlah and many thanks to you both

[@moosoo13]

Great to learn this basic but critical principle

[@mohdnorzaihar2632]

Quran is always talking about the past-present and future of man. Peace be upon us all and assalamualaiqum wmt

[@HussainFahmy]

*_In conclusion, the Islamic methodology is to follow the Noble Quran, the authentic Sunnah and the understanding of the Salaf AsSaleh._*

[@rathernot6660]

Of which these two are far off it.

[@ableskill]

Quran is the sunnah 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@whatever_ba]

But which version of the quran....

[@ableskill]

@@whatever_ba WTF, what r u smoking ?? This question I expect from a kaffir or a Mushrik? So, tell me which one are u first ?

[@rathernot6660]

@@whatever_ba buzz off green fly

[@fahmihassen7498]

mashallah beautiful

[@YoungSmirks]

“With clear signs and Books (We sent the Messengers). And We have also sent down unto you (O Muhammad SAW) the reminder and the advice (the Quran), that you may explain CLEARLY to men what is sent down to them, and that they may give thought. (Quran 16:44)

[@IsmailSarkaya-ll4ts]

It is He Who has sent down to you the Book. In it are verses that are entirely clear, they are the foundations of the Book; and others not entirely clear. So as for those in whose hearts there is a deviation (from the truth) they follow (only) that which is not entirely clear thereof, seeking Al-Fitnah, and seeking its Ta’wil, but none knows its Ta’wil except Allah. And those who are firmly grounded in knowledge say: “We believe in it; all of it is from our Lord.” And none receive admonition except men of understanding.) (They say): “Our Lord! Let not our hearts deviate (from the truth) after You have guided us, and grant us mercy from You. Truly, You are the Bestower.” (Surah Al Imran Verse 7-8)

[@slickperspective]

Assalaamulaikum our brothers at the table!

[@Nigerian_Aminah]

Allaahumma baarik ❤.

[@MohdUmar-zb1bt]

Mashallah

[@nizal9388]

Salam please comment on asbab ul nuzul and understanding the context of Quran in respect to seerah and the current ummahs circumstances

[@garaadsan.6191]

Such a good point.

[@avaiswrotethat]

Can we get a copy of your notes?

[@Nissirima]

Healthy differences are always welcomed in islam

[@essa200911]

Subhanallah

[@منربوعالحجازالحبيبة]

جزاك الله خيرا أخي حمزة لكن لماذا لاتترجم للغة العربية؟

[@tajudeenbintijani]

The Originator (fatara) of the message is also the teacher (allama) of the message. The deliverer of the message has to be taught, and the receivers of the message have to be taught. They have the same teacher, or led astray. Quran 55:1-4

[@j.r.r.tolkien8724]

That's not how you quote the Quran.

[@tajudeenbintijani]

@@j.r.r.tolkien8724 Who teaches the Quran according to surah 55:1-4?

[@j.r.r.tolkien8724]

@@tajudeenbintijani First of all you're using your own words and I don't think you beilieve that's the Quran so I don't know why do you refer to the Aayah at the end. Hopefully not to mislead people. Let's get that out of the way before asking you about the tafsir and where you get it from.

[@Murtazamurtaza9]

Türkiye den selamlar 🇹🇷

[@jamalibnrasit5303]

A good example would have been “Hamza shut the door, there’s a baby sleeping” and hamza SLAMS the door shut and the baby wakes up and starts crying, the sheikh says “Hamza what did you do?” He says “I shut the door like you asked me” and then sheikh says “The reason I asked you to shut the door was because there was noise coming from outside and you slammed it and made a greater noise” and hamza says “oh I understand what you mean now” 😂

[@j.r.r.tolkien8724]

That's a great example. This is what the sheikh referred to as "reflection" on the meaning.

[@jamalibnrasit5303]

@@j.r.r.tolkien8724Alhamdulillah

[@fizascensionyze]

alhamdulillah for the session. but it seems to be quite obvious.

[@IsmailSarkaya-ll4ts]

It is He Who has sent down to you the Book. In it are verses that are entirely clear, they are the foundations of the Book; and others not entirely clear. So as for those in whose hearts there is a deviation (from the truth) they follow (only) that which is not entirely clear thereof, seeking Al-Fitnah, and seeking its Ta’wil, but none knows its Ta’wil except Allah. And those who are firmly grounded in knowledge say: “We believe in it; all of it is from our Lord.” And none receive admonition except men of understanding.) (They say): “Our Lord! Let not our hearts deviate (from the truth) after You have guided us, and grant us mercy from You. Truly, You are the Bestower.” (Surah Al Imran Verse 7-8)

[@mirfan-ullah6014]

Surah Ale Imaran Ayah 7. mentions it in the most profound manner ever it can be said. He wasted his time in making a very complicated and contorted explanation.. indirectly saying that Allah did not reveal if for common people..(May Allah protect us from blind following scholars.)

[@IsmailSarkaya-ll4ts]

@@mirfan-ullah6014 yes but there are also mutashabihat, verse 8 also important bro

[@fizascensionyze]

i am not sure both of them fully understand each other. maybe brother Hamza can do a reflection of this session and explain the wisdom of it?

[@fredmiami]

There seems to be some philosophy in this conversation thats not very clear due to communication issues. But the fact of the matter is that Allah swt revealed the Quran in Arabic language for guidance to every single human being on this earth, from different backgrounds, ethnicity, and religions.

[@faisalniazi1899]

Islam21C ❤

[@omeraslan8338]

Can u please upload the debate with the christian u had lately?

[@johanliebert8652]

We should be careful in using the word "reality" in this context, as it conflates sensory perception with the broader, more complex nature of existence. Reality encompasses not only what is immediately accessible to our senses but also phenomena that are imperceptible to us, such as atoms, quarks, and other subatomic particles. These fundamental elements of the universe are invisible to the naked eye and can only be understood through scientific instruments and theoretical models. Therefore, it might be more accurate to speak in terms of "empirical evidence" or "sensory perception" when discussing what our senses can detect. Empirical evidence refers to information acquired by observation or experimentation, which aligns more closely with the notion of what we can see, touch, hear, taste, or smell. By distinguishing between empirical evidence and the broader concept of reality, we acknowledge that much of reality lies beyond our direct sensory experience, yet remains integral to our understanding of the universe.

[@fizascensionyze]

how can a reflection be wrong? a reflection is the means to understand something... there will be insights, there will be trial and error.... interpretation can be wrong of course, it is the end point of a reflection.... but it does not end there... there will be translating it into action... and you keep refining it until you die....

[@bhatsahil9267]

When will be your debate with Christian pastor will be uploaded

[@fizascensionyze]

if Hamza eats the apple when he is suppose to open the door; the question is does he know the meaning or not? he may not know and he sincerely thought that eating an apple is opening a door or is he rebelling? knowing the meaning and taking action in the spirit of the meaning is important yes. but what the conclusion to the apple and door scenario??

[@balarab1]

Is the sheikh a programmer?

[@jonathanexists6716]

I was thinking the same when he said "this is a string" 😅

[@Mfr12s]

String 😂, Mashallah the video was really helpful.

[@Weezyzack]

Fun fact - He was a Civil Engineer in his early days, which includes programming courses

[@ashfaquei.k.426]

It was reported that Rasulullah salla Allahu ‘alayhi wa sallam used to say {Subhaanal-Malikil-Quddus} 3 times. while elongating the words in the third time? Subhaanal-Malikil-Quddus, Subhaanal-Malikil-Quddus, Subhaanal-Malikil-Qudduuuuuuuus (or Subhaaaaanal-Malikil-Quddus). Sunan an-Nasa’i 1729

[@garaadsan.6191]

When did he used to say this? Before sleep? I forgot.

[@ashfaquei.k.426]

@@garaadsan.6191 after witr prayer

[@garaadsan.6191]

​@@ashfaquei.k.426 JazakaAllah.

[@Andalus710]

28:56 sheikh please correct the ayah it’s فلا جناح عليه ان يطوف بهما

[@wahidazizi5952]

You don't get it. He was quoting the hadeeth that explains the word أن As ألا So after all that discussion about meanings of words, it seemed you still didn't get the point.

[@mohammedhanif6780]

31.00 The sahabah have disa greed on the meaning of the Quran and there are instances such as the meaning of kalala and riba thet Sayyidna Umar wished were clarified.

[@beehivepattern5695]

Scientifically were always bid'ah🤔However learning the classic may explain it all, because the Quran make it easy.....very easy 😎

[@AbdulJabbar-cw6fc]

Quran is word of Allah SWT and its beyond time and space and its a guidance for humanity till judgment day. The earliear generations understood belief better than us and we should follow them in that regard but humanity has progressed in wordly knowledges like science, medical and other things so now we must take help of these knowledges to understand Quran and world arround us better. For example today what we know about Bees. Spiders and other animals and even about our planet and other celestial objects it can help us to understand Quran better in today's time and modern context. Which early scholar you go to understand these phenomenon? You are mixing knowledge of believe and practice with wordly knowledge and for first we should look upto our Salaf and for Second we should take help from latest scientific research and technologies. Quran teaches both and it encourage us to learn both. Quran will remain most updated book about all kind of knowledges till judgement day because it is WORD of ALLAH SWT. Jazak Allah Kher

[@ahmedhussein7658]

Asc brother.i understand what you trying to say but the quran is very clear as long as you stick to the rules of the usul of tafseer according to classical arabic and scholars you will never come short.the point I disagree with is always taking from the latest scientific research because the quran is timeless and has and will always be a head of its time until the day of judgement.the quran doesn't need to catch up with science rather science needs to catch up with quran which it never can.example of like the theory of evolution is evolution is pseudo science which has been pushed as a fact to mislead masses which if you study deeply its completely baseless with no evidence.its completely against the quranic narrative of man's purposeful creation by Allah.i have seen Muslims trying to reconcile evolution theory with the quranic narrative naively.and if you wanna know if a scientific research or theory is correct of false check with the quran and if it disagrees with the quran rest assured it's false 100%.

[@ahmedhussein7658]

Just this one ayah sums it up. وَيَسْـَٔلُونَكَ عَنِ ٱلرُّوحِ ۖ قُلِ ٱلرُّوحُ مِنْ أَمْرِ رَبِّى وَمَآ أُوتِيتُم مِّنَ ٱلْعِلْمِ إِلَّا قَلِيلًۭا . They ask you ˹O Prophet˺ about the soul. Say, “Its nature is known only to my Lord, and you ˹O humanity˺ have been given but little knowledge.” Upto today with all the scientific advances they call it the "hard problem of consciousness".that's all they can come up with😅😅😅.

[@Junaidlahori]

بے خطر کود پڑا آتش نمرود میں عشق عقل ہے محو تماشائے لب بام ابھی قفز الحب في نار نمرود دون خطر الفكر مهزلة الآن. ?what would be the philosophy of this man Dr Muhammad Iqbal

[@OpenThisChannel]

I love with people talks about hiqma ("philosophy") of the Quran

[@NayimKay]

Hikma

[@visitor5198]

not all quran is understood by the sahabah هو الذي انزل الكتاب منه ءايات محكمات هن ام الكتاب وأخر متشابهات فأما الذين في قلوبهم مرض فيتبعون ما تشابه منه ابتغاء الفتنة وابتغاء تاويله وما يعلم تأويله الا الله والراسخون بالعلم يقولون ءامنا به كل من عند ربنا وما يذكر إلا أولو الألباب focus on the last part of the ayah 3:7 example: the letters in the beginning of surahs الم , المر , كهيعص , حم

[@ahmedhussein7658]

Those are ahruf not kalam brother.ahruf means letters and kalam means words.so is like asking what is the meaning of ABYZ.notice when the sheikh said the quran is kalamu Allah.kallam(words) convey meaning but the ahruf(letters) don't.thats why when you recite الم you don't pronounce It as "alam,alum e.tc " you say (alif lam mim).you read it like separate letters.same with the other examples of it.if you study arabic grammar the first thing you are taught is the meaning of kalam,it's conditions and types extra.hope that helps.

[@ahmedhussein7658]

That's why in the ayah you quoted the standard doesn't apply because it's says ءايات meaning verses or sentences which is entirely a different level of arabic grammar which comes under مركبات.which is basically the grammtic construction of an arabic sentence correctly using kalimat(words),I.e nouns,verb,articles e.t.c. Salam aleikum.

[@fizascensionyze]

Brother Hamza maybe sign up at Zaytuna College and be a student of Shaykh Hamza Yusuf? more teachers the better.

[@riazsyed5457]

Excellent Discussion! However there is some further elaboration on the following point. The honorable shaykh may have covered it indirectly or may not had the time to discuss it in this session. A divorcee should keep herself for three quroo (2:228). The sahaba differed in the meaning of quroo. This resulted in the difference of opinion of Imam Abu Hanifa and Imam Shafi. One of them preferred one sahabi over another sahabi's opinion. This shows the meanings of entire quran were not completely agreed upon. What is the meaning of quroo? Does it mean impure period (menstruation) or pure period (between the menses)? Sahabah رضوان الله تعالى عليهم اجمعينhad differences amongst themselves. Great personalities the likes of Sayyiduna Ibn Mas’ood رضي الله تعالى عنهand others opine that it is haidh, whereas other great personalities the like of Sayyidatuna Aisha رضي الله تعالى عنهاopine that it refers to the clean period. There is a door of using the rationality open for things that are intentionally left unclear. Qiyas. Ijtihad has to be exercised by those capable to do so for things that are unclear.

[@mirfan-ullah6014]

Honorabel sheikh tried to add as much complexity as he could in a hitherto simple matter. May Allah save the ummah from those who complicate Allah's words.

[@007kash007]

Hamza still got a bit of arrogance and cockiness in him

[@Ammadtheraza]

I don’t think so.. maybe you haven’t noticed that this discussion which we’re benefitting from is on the platform of brother Hamza, he might be clarifying it for his audience and for his academic work 37:37 as he mentions here May Allah forgive us for assuming bad of our brothers & sisters āmīn The Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) asked his companions, “Do you know what backbiting is?” They replied, “Allah and His Messenger know best.” He then explained, “Backbiting is to talk about your brother in a manner which he does not like.” Someone asked, “What if what I say about my brother is true?” The Prophet (ﷺ) responded, "If what you say about him is true, you have backbitten him. If it is not true, you have slandered him" Sahih Muslim 2589

[@xingyimaster1987]

I agree. Especially when he tries desperately to show how tough he is. Some of the videos are cringe

[@007kash007]

@@Ammadtheraza sorry bro but I've followed him for years and at some point he even admitted to his sometimes arrogance. As did muhammad hijab. Props to them for recognising it but sometimes it's just cringe. There is khair in gentleness. Secondly ive posted on his KZbin akin to his face. If anything it could be slander, but not back biting.

[@sayyid5869]

He publicly has said he loves sheikh Haitham and he works harder than even him in the Dawah and said he’s nearly tearing up. Maybe he’s being serious in the view of respect for the Sheikh which is not arrogance.

[@truthseeker2095]

This ikhwani praises deobandis that make it a point by putting videos out attacking salafiyah. The shaykh of Ali dawah makes all the sense

[@chopdat3006]

معني الكلام - حقيقه امر آخر Pg 92 Ahmad Deedat .. Choices ? Maybe new Kitaab Si-dat dee-dat chop-dat ra-wat Arabs of guja-rat Gujarati Muhammad Deedat Darul uloom Bury Librarian [ Allah grant Deedat family Rahmah Noor in their Quboor We cannot know it in way not seen it lived in it HAWAAS KHAMS SEEN SMELL TOUCH TASTE FELT FEELING MUHAMMAD QASIM NANOTWI TAQI UTHMAANI ما لا عين رات و لا اذن سمعت و لا جطر علي قلب بشر JANNAH MAQOOL comes in AQL From Fitrah .. even Athiest Talk about Heaven and hell yet reject do kufr regarding them - MAQOOL TO AHL KUFR ASWELL subhanallah. BBC BISMILLAH BISMILLAH CHANNEL ? اغزوا بسم الله في سبيل الله BLACKBURN UNIVERSITY BBURN COLLEGE COMMUNICATION STUDIES

[@EnterIslam2024]

Why take the opinion from a confirmed Wahaabiy when you can go to those who have a complete chain back to the Prophet sal Allahu aleihi wa salam ?

[@Bass12524]

Abu lahab is closer to the prophet in blod than these imams who have a chain, why don't you follow him instead? The reason is obvious, because he was misguided. Likewise these chains means nothing when many are misguided. Compare their practise to what the sahaba did and you will understand who is on the truth and who has made his own way.

[@ninaaden8338]

Dont speak out of turn. Ignoramuses are why the ummah is being humilated.

[@fawzialnazer2465]

the more I see these guys the further it strengthen my belief that Islam is false thanks!

[@lapis_lazuli578]

why?

[@xingyimaster1987]

Why did u leave islam

[@fawzialnazer2465]

@@xingyimaster1987 because it's a false belief that doesn't have any grounds and demolishes itself on all aspects, how sad that people still believe in such fantasy while wasting energy and potential, I give it few decades and we shall see Islam fall

[@roxu8975]

@@fawzialnazer2465 Why islam is false? "because its false" good for u man. See u on the day of judgement

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​@@fawzialnazer2465Your loss, not sure why you think anybody cares you "left"

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MashaAllah