Her Sister Became Muslim - She Wanted To Know More!

[@randomness8819]

Much love to the brother in black. He's ao excited he just wants to share everything at once.❤ Allah bless you and keep you steadfast. Ameen

[@elafzal5866]

Thats the aussie guy who received da'wah from brother Abbas isn't it. Alhamdulillah didn't know he accepted Islam. I had good faith he would though.

[@hafsa1698]

@@elafzal5866 it’s not him

[@summer5145]

@@elafzal5866 that's someone else

[@OmgGamingFTWlolz]

After a while the brother became a little frustrating. His interruptions contributed to none of the questions being resolved. The brother whom started the talk seemed more knowledgeable. May Allah bless them both.

[@illhavenoneofthat]

@@OmgGamingFTWlolz it was nice to see someone bursting with excitement at conversations like this. May Allah swt bless them.

[@hm-121]

I started to wear my hijab at 33 alhamdulillah I wear it for Allah swt and I would never take it off I find peace and happiness to know that I am following the commands of my lord. May Allah guide us all 🤲🏽

[@jebransekandari9789]

We proud you sister, may Allah reward you, respect and support from San Francisco

[@mrdigbick87]

Alhamdulillah. Congratulations my sister! Yes, wear it for the sake of Allah not for anyone else. Let people judge you by your intellect, intelligence not on how you dress. More power to you.

[@polite.cat.has.playlists]

Amin. And proud of you sister

[@killluminatiko1679]

Alhamdullilah

[@KaTya24434]

Congratulations and I pray Allah SWT to wear it as well. I do not feel ready yet. I am 33 and virgin and Islam is the most important element of my Life. Quran is part of my life and I am intrinsequely muslim. The only thing missing for me is Hijab for many different reasons but inshallah I will some day. Allah SWT knows best what is inside our heart. May Allah SWT guide us in any circonstances. Amine 🙏🏾

[@jordanm169]

Such a beautiful conversation. Sincerity, patience and two Da’ee’s actually listening and caring without appealing to a crowd or camera. Respect to the woman for her opening up..May Allah guide her

[@xpacnwo2000]

Agree akhi, however i struggle to concentrate on the dawah when galdem looking a treat. Instead of being on my deen im rock hard haram because of the kuffr female. Any advice Jordan Muslim? TAKBIR!!!

[@thairinkhudr4259]

@@xpacnwo2000 An-Nur 24:30 قُل لِّلْمُؤْمِنِينَ يَغُضُّوا۟ مِنْ أَبْصَٰرِهِمْ وَيَحْفَظُوا۟ فُرُوجَهُمْۚ ذَٰلِكَ أَزْكَىٰ لَهُمْۗ إِنَّ ٱللَّهَ خَبِيرٌۢ بِمَا يَصْنَعُونَ English - Sahih International Tell the believing men to reduce [some] of their vision and guard their private parts. That is purer for them. Indeed, Allah is [fully] Aware of what they do.

[@iifsyifa102]

Assalamualaikum Abu Freddie, have you see Abu Gus latest video?

[@nazmim5048]

ameen

[@siddiquemalik]

Have to disagree with you on this one... She seemed to have a whole bunch on preconceived ideas about Islam and despite getting clear and concise answers from the Doc she ignored it and continued with the nonsense she had in her head. It was like in one ear and straight out the other. Came across as though she wanted to get a lot off her chest (things she dislikes about Islam) and didn't want any answers.

[@ShafiqFaizal]

This lady literally downplayed the severity of addiction. It's easy for her to say that people have choices when it comes to drinking, smoking, doing drugs, etc. Look it's not that simple, mate. This shows how much greater Allah's mercy is upon his creation. This further proves that mankind can never fully comprehend nor be completely just to everybody.

[@moerocco775]

Surprised that someone who claims to 'know addiction' would be so blase about it's power. I think the blaming of her father has some connection to why she is so unforgiving on this topic. Because that would mean thinking like that about her father who she's blamed all this time.

[@CLBOO6]

Exactly she thinks too highly of herself morally.

[@Patientman1]

With all respect to all brothers and sisters, to the people around these brothers giving dawah please let them do their thing and don't interject unless asked, the enthusiasm is great Maash'ALLAH but please let the experts do what they do.

[@jzilla1234]

This lady seems very sincere, May Allah guide her

[@Israel.Is.TerroristState]

ameen she is so nice you can feel that ...may Allah guide good heart ppl and have mercy on us on the day of judgments

[@randomsports5247]

it is hard for a pagan to accept any of three abrahamic religions as idol worshipping is something which is so hard for them to give up..

[@jzilla1234]

@@randomsports5247 Hindu scripture actually has monotheism as per many zakir naik videos. But the Hindu people corrupted their own religion and are now idol worshippers

[@thetruthwithproof8802]

CRYSTAL CLEAR PR00F JESUS IS NOT GOD 📜 Jesus said, Why do you call me good ? ” No one is good except God alone ( Luke 18 : 19 ) ( Jesus proved he is not god by saying only God is Good ) 📜 Bible says, no one can see God ( 1 John 4:20 - John 5:37 ) ( This proves Jesus can't be God, because the people have seen Jesus ) 📜 The bible makes it very clear, God is not a man ( Numbers 23 : 19 ) ( How then can Jesus be God and human❓) 📜 But about that day or Hour no one knows, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father ( Mark 13:32 ) ( The fact that Jesus does not know the future proves he is not God ) 📜 The next day as they were leaving Bethany, Jesus was hungry.Seeing in the distance a fig tree in leaf, he went to find out if it had any fruit. When he reached it, he found nothing but leaves, because it was not the season for figs. ( Mark 12 -13 ) ( How can God not know ❓ )

[@kazkhan6556]

@@thetruthwithproof8802 thank you for sharing this.👍👍

[@fortube4108]

I love your talk with others brother. Very humble tabrakallah

[@surrayakhan3757]

TabrakAllah*

[@muhammadsobur3957]

This sister is in a maze. She needs to realize one question at a time starting with the foundation of islam. May allha guide har ameen.

[@tristanedwards1340]

She says her Muslim freind wearing scarf because of her parents But her sister is a Muslims and Possible scarf wearing 🤦‍♀️ who forced her to wear and become Muslim

[@caliphalifpietyhaya6046]

Beautiful

[@Asad-2166]

May Allah swt guide her to the truth 🙏🤲

[@أحمدالتصاعدي]

I like both of them bc,they are calm,patient,and soften spoken.

[@usmaniqbal836]

M'shaAllah dr imran and br abbas are very eloquent and show good mannerisms when it comes to the art of conversation. This women shows no appreciation in the art of conversation. She needs to listen! May Allah guide her and us all ❤ 🌍

[@Ashes3123]

Didn't know Paul made that public. But even if he did, brothers should remind themselves this is not the religion where we publicise a person's "sins".

[@QuinnTheTailor]

i didnt know it either. To be fair , i dont not watch all of his videos, discussions or debates, but i do follow his posts and i never read anything about it. So i think he tries to keep it with him. I think they should just edit and mute the name. Its his struggle and i think the public doesn't have to know and surely letting everyone know and making it public is kind of "belittleing" the sin, because it send out this idea that its permissable for muslims to be gay. Any gay muslim should rather keep it to themselves and continue their jihad against their natural urges. Its nothing a muslim should ever proudly convey. Just as muslims shouldn't convey any other sins or sinful habits, ideas publicly they struggle with... whatever it might be.

[@Det.Ash12]

Why is this so difficult for people to understand. It's so simple omg.. i know they're doing dawah but we are not allowed to encourage or accept gayness when one openly admits to it. I'm surprised with the stance of these two.

[@slaveofthealmighty]

There’s a tweet from him. That is open in public. I did not believe it, till these guys affirmed it. May Allah swt guide Paul and help him control this unlawful inclination!

[@aishax01]

You seem to not understand, Paul just mentioned he was gay before (meaning he has homosexual leanings) not that he practices his desires, which is why he won't marry a woman, it's not hard to understand, may Allah bless him

[@donking3540]

Is he gay or he just have inclinations toward it?

[@tawAAkul]

With respect to that brother he needs to stop interrupting Imran. These guys are experts and experienced in dawah and they were trying to keep the sister focussed.

[@AdiRosli]

It’s all about explaining the core believes of Allah and Islam, lot’s of this conversation are trying to clarify secondary things, not the primary and foundation about the truth and existence of the Creator..

[@Cruelsport347]

Truly hard work. May Allah reward you brothers immensely.

[@acron6866]

listening to dr imran puts my heart at ease.

[@kazkhan6556]

How exactly?

[@misshouda1740]

@@kazkhan6556 listen to him

[@etzelkaplan9677]

this is all you need to know. Adam. noah. Abraham. moses. Jesus ' worship our lord the one god only ' and Muhammad all taught monotheism. Paul taught roman pagan trinity foreign to Jesus. any questions

[@BosniannMuslim]

👍👍

[@TamarindX]

Exactly 💯

[@nwelll]

did Adam, noah, abraham, moses kiss the blackstone?

[@etzelkaplan9677]

@@nwelll absolutely not. the jewish ones kissed touched. bowed and prayed to the stone wall in Jerusalem. christian ones kissed touched bowed and prayed upon the 'holy tiles' at entrance to church of the nativity and some kiss the pope's pinky ring make sure he washes his hands first

[@nwelll]

@@etzelkaplan9677 im asking about the prophets 🤷🏽‍♂️ Mo is the only prophet who kiss tha blackstone

[@suhailhakeem9372]

The whole conversation surprised me , this was new to me as well,, hopefully will try to improve inshaAllah

[@isaacismail2173]

Look forward to dialogues involving these two brothers, so much wisdom and peaceful, Sister is asking all the right questions, just a matter of time.

[@السيدالمسيحعبداللهورسوله]

اللهمَّ يا مصرِّف القلوب صرِّف قلوبنا إلى دينك، واهدنا وثبِّتنا وعافِنا واعفُ عنَّا.

[@yusefasd1178]

امين

[@abumansaray7]

This woman asked a million questions, and when they start to answer one, she jumps to another set of questions. 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@zouminlandau6753]

She is in a state of confusion and dilemma. Perhaps take one step at a time to understand and absorb.

[@HaroonKhan-lu4xu]

This lady was asking some excellent questions in her search to know and understand the religious perspective. I pray she finds the answers she is looking for.

[@kaystar1844]

Its great she has lots of questions but in order to be sincere in your questioning you need to come with a lot more time to listen to the answers. Just advice to the sister and others alike.

[@HPzFreelance]

The brother in black please please please let Dr. Imran talk without interruption as he is following a logical and clear line of reasoning and you're disruptive although I believe its unintended and in good faith but what you're doing is not helping anyone. Please bro be patient InshaAllah and let the Dr. continue and complete his point. May Allah guide us all.

[@surunkigboinki4339]

The brother in black makes sense also

[@HPzFreelance]

@@surunkigboinki4339 certainly did no doubt. However my point is to let the doctor continue and finish a point without interruption.

[@traditionalsoldier3639]

Don't be gay. Simple

[@quran_messages]

الحمد لله على نعمة الإسلام

[@لاإلهإلاالله-ز9ظ1ش]

I really liked this sister May allah guide her to the straight path, she looks like my big sister even her personality they have so much in common😭😂. All the Love to my brothers & sisters in Islam, from your sister In Madina ❤️🇸🇦.

[@MinhazzQuraishi]

MashaAllah really good to know that you are from the holy city Madina. please remember us in your dua. Love from India. Allahu Akbar. ☝️

[@mrorn8199]

Please convey our Salaam to the beloved of Allah.

[@masoodakhtar8859]

Tell her the hadith rough translation "Your actions are dependent upon your intentions", and only Allah SWT knows your true intentions so WE can't judge someone only Allah SWT can.

[@ibra7899]

Mansha Allah bless you brother

[@kodetaubat]

14:15 When eat any meat of animal which we don't certain how the animal has been slaughtered, we should say Bismillah. Of course, it's recommended we say Bismillah before eat, and Alhamdulillah after finish.

[@Omarj1986]

Message for EFDAWAH - at 6mins the sister mentions a personal story of two of her friends and a father who did something very bad to his daughter. I think you should "bleep out" the names mentioned as I don't think the sister is aware of the recording and their could be repercussions for her. Jazzakalakhair.

[@Hamza-uh6oy]

Well there is people around and if it wre to be sensitive information she wouldnt have said it.

[@Omarj1986]

@@Hamza-uh6oy brother sometimes you tell a story to make a point to the person you're speaking to but you don't necessarily want to tell the world your friends private matters. The story of her friends might not mean anything to Dr Imran and those around him, but it will be gossip for those that know who she's talking about.

[@Hamza-uh6oy]

@@Omarj1986 I dont know i just saw it unnecessary to bleep such info because domestic abuse is a real thing and it happens. Im not underestimating the seriousness of the incident but just found it to be less surprising or not so private to be blurred out.

[@Omarj1986]

@@Hamza-uh6oy Bro this ain't Eastenders. Knowing the name of her friends doesn't add any value to the conversation and therefore bleeping it out would be appropriate. You didn't need to "highlight" that you found it unnecessary. My advice to efdawah could protect someones privacy, your advice adds nothing other than perhaps satisfying itchy fingers.

[@Hamza-uh6oy]

@@Omarj1986 If she wanted to keep her privacy she wouldnt tell her friend that information, or have atleast insinuated to the speaker not to share it with others. And also sharing names creates a more credible story, dont know how you couldnt conclude that by yourself. No need for unnecessary time wasting editing / clipping of videos, that would be time consuming and i know of experience. Also why you mad bro

[@nazmim5048]

MashaAllah very nice conversation. May Allah guide her.

[@Naqashahmed-]

I love the way DR IMRAN didnt tell her well i am doctor and i am telling you about addiction mashallah may Allah reward you bro

[@historian3290]

Dr Imran is a gem. Very eloquent and softly spoken. Compare that to the nut case Xtians in that park. Chalk and cheese.

[@waseemsajjad239]

Mashallah bro very beautiful explaination, barakallah hu fi kum

[@77Clarity]

Both of these brothers have an amazing demeanour, befitting a da'ee. Of course different personalities are required, depending on the situation. A serene energy exuding from them, which doesn't make people they are engaging with react defensively, or feel judged.

[@covffchannel]

Al humdulillaah

[@shahzadrasool7113]

Br. Imran's calm and composed demeanor is enough to cause storms for a soul screaming to find its creator. The cherry on top his deep knowledge and putting forward his heart piercing argument.

[@IqbalFarielclips]

May Allah guide her..

[@note20ultra37]

TikTok effect in full swing very hard for people to follow a long train of thought without being interrupted with new questions and side notes

[@YahyaibnZaqariah]

Discussion like this are too me why people need too stay quiet! Nothing against the brother. But a beautiful discussion being had then interrupted. While i am sure he has good intentions it takes the discussion all over the place needlessly and nothing gets sorted!

[@Lukas_6_ayat_12]

Mohammed Ali once said "having homosexual thoughts beyond your capabilities in Islam doesn't make you sin, but doing those actions makes you sin, so be patient because it becomes your jihad."

[@caliphalifpietyhaya6046]

Mashallah. True

[@traditionalsoldier3639]

I had a friend who is a Catholic told me that Muhammed allowed for gay acts of give charity. That true?

[@Ashraf7I7]

@@traditionalsoldier3639 catholic friend? Did you seriously bielve him?

[@traditionalsoldier3639]

@@Ashraf7I7 Catholics are interesting. Believing in a man god. I dunno, he said Muhammed said if one gave charity one can thing be a homosexual. That true?

[@fardin2.o566]

Brother I need your tupi(taqiyah) no cap. This is like the coolest one I have ever seen.

[@SlimDonni]

Brothers set another great example. Thank you for uploading.

[@TheMERCIFULisALLAH]

Mashallah the bother in black is doing well. He has good points that answered the lady's questions.

[@jibraani10]

Subhan 'Allah Alhumdulilah Wa li ilahaillilah Wa Allah O Akbar ☝️♥️ Peace and blessings of Allah Swt be upon all the prophets messengers and the companions RA and the Muslim Ummah Ameen yah rabbil Aalameen ♥️☝️ Mahshaallah tabarak Allah Swt ☝️♥️ Beautiful dawah given by the brothers Alhumdulilah ☝️ Islam is the truth Alhumdulilah ♥️

[@theonepurpose3968]

may Allah bless you brothers

[@umarmushtaque3005]

Such a nice share video .. v informative and sister really had so many great questions

[@Ehsanh83]

Assalaamu alaikum brs, an excellent conversation and I love the way the brother is so calm and addresses the sisters questions. But I think in the future we should always start by addressing the existence of Allah then deal with the other questions. 1. For time as this instance the sister had to go 2. Once that is established, then all the subjects after will be easier to answer and navigate as she would be seeing it from the correct viewpoint. Just my advice brs, but excellent work. May Allah bless you guys and accept it from you.

[@diaryofmylife.3450]

Wa'alaikumusaalam.

[@latusalihyasalim4872]

why do we need God? because humans with their rebellious nature can’t determine what’s right and what’s wrong themselves. those who don’t believe in God believe in objective truth. there’s no standards or principles to set up a particular path for people to follow when they can’t agree on what’s right and what’s wrong every time. it changes depending on how they feel and think. you can see the results yourselves. this modern day world is a clear example of what i’m talking about.

[@DePeaceHunter]

We need God bc everything depends on Him, our independence is merely illusion

[@Hudaifah_Ebu]

Not all sins are the same. Have different levels. Have different consequences, punishment for them. I feel the brothers Heavily watered it down here.

[@ahmedadawy1238]

Ma sha Allah tabark Allah

[@shakirsohail1681]

Subhan Allah tabarak Allah

[@christopherdavis1066]

I'm bisexual and also an alcoholic but I try to stay away from sin. Doesn't mean I don't believe in 1 God and that Muhammad is his messenger.

[@ya109den6]

Say you are struggling with those acts don’t identify yourself with them.

[@saeedkagzi8792]

The way I see it this sister is soooo confused that HER sister has become a muslim she is asking sooo many questions but not understanding one. Thats because she keeps jumping from question to another without realising why her sister has become muslim. She really needs to slow down ask one and understand it.

[@Totajee79]

Interesting trailer!

[@Adil-vd4pz]

The true trinity I as a Muslim believe is The Heart, Soul and the Body. As these once connected to THE LORD MOST High do every single to his command. That is once self desires are in control (nafs) Jazak Allah Khair.

[@laladrid7918]

Salam aalikum all. Brother Abbas make sure to check the sound . Jazakum Allah.

[@ALzzanam]

جزاكم الله خيرا

[@bangmuluk7997]

She is funny. Hope she sees light in her heart

[@TravelwithRia92]

She asked good questions.

[@hkballer13]

Eh not really. She brought up a good subject but kept interrupting him from responding fully or arrogantly makes her own assumptions and says he's wrong without letting him explain and then goes down another road. It wasn't a fruitful discussion in my opinion because she wasn't listening.

[@dhanyashreenarayani3963]

@@hkballer13 people have ears. What she was trying to do was ask them to "convince her". Yep everybody has their perspective and something they want to learn about. What i can see is, her genuinely being scared of a community based on what she sees on social media.. I see a lot of people judging others based on their beliefs in a lot of channels. Yup she comes with presumptions but she tried to come and ask these people questions while she could have gone and led her life ignorantly. She probably might read more and revert. It's all like that. People from faith need more faith than those who don't.

[@lilyrosesoul0077]

She asks so many questions but does not stop to listen except for a little bit.

[@gremlin4359]

Didn't know that about brother Paul Williams, may Allah forgive him. (minute 10.00 of this video)

[@Khanraine]

Go search 'blogging theology '.....he is doing tremendous job May Allah rewards him with paradise

[@iifsyifa102]

He quite open about it. But we don't have right to spread his personal matter. it will be better for us to keep silent about it.

[@UnitAlir]

May Allah SWT reward him 10000 fold over for his great efforts and struggle against his nafs. And may Allah SWT give us the energy to not act on our nafs freely. Ameen.

[@tristanedwards1340]

@Howdy oh so he has the thoughts and feeling but never acted in it

[@hichamagb4165]

We need part 2 soone, I think that to make it simple for her is to present with every answer a aya or hadith so she understand the meaning thrue the mane core of islam wich are quran and suna, and yes we all have free choice but if we keep choose the wrong choice over and over we loose ellah blessing cause we choose to go in the wrong path over and over enles we feer ellah in our deep heart ellaho aalam

[@fmvrpv3509]

This sister is have a nice question, love it

[@shakeelmalik3823]

Sister is not taking in the answer she's been given sister is already thinking a question with out listening may Allah bless her and all of us with more understanding. Ameen

[@TheRockeyAllen]

She seems like she's sincerely in search of the truth, but her presuppositions about morality, creationism etc are a barrier. I pray and hope that Allah guides her heart towards the truth. She seems to have all the same questions that I did back when I was a teenager. It took me years to rethink my positions without using liberal secular values as a reference.

[@star8386]

Please translate to arabic God bless you brother

[@ridwansuryana0799]

Barakallah ya akhi

[@bangali8256]

What is brothers name? very softly and eloquently spoken. very coherent in his way of explanation too. Thank you 🫡

[@ChaosAlpha]

Allah-u-akbar

[@esrefcelebi]

Wow, this was shocking. Usually in these corners brothers have to deal with those who would like to follow desires and not kept responsible for their actions. This case is a totally opposite, now somebody who has problems with the mercy, telling that everyone has full control over decisions at every single choice, and leaves no room for temptation and as well for repentance. One never stops to learn.

[@ademanou4708]

Assalamualaikum brothers and sisters.... I know a girl that I consider as my younger sister, she's around 16 and still don't wear the hijab ( first she was thinking it's a sunnah... Then after I showed her that it's a religious obligation, she still says doesn't want to wear it and she's not ready and all ..... I think that Ibliss is making her think like that..... So can you please pray for her and all the sisters that Allah may guide them all to right path 🤲🏾🤲🏾🤲🏾

[@teslastan]

In isalm, its all about covering private parts not jut the head, only time she needs to cover when she wears makeup and wear jewelry to look more attractive.

[@ranawaleedkhan9846]

Few things she needed to know. 1. Judgement is solely by Allah. No one can state who does or doesn't succeed in the hereafter. 2. You will pay for your sins if you haven't repented and abstained from said sins before you're allowed into heaven. 3. No one enters paradise out of the goodness of their deeds but because of the mercy of Allah.

[@orwellianyoutube8978]

Brother in the back chipping in with good points, but let the best speak akhi loool.

[@Stephen-yw9sn]

Very good discussion. Is there a part 2?

[@lemonjump3694]

22:05 brother is happy with himself

[@velanimohammad1746]

This conversation was just all over the place. I think the sister left more confused. I hope there's a part 2

[@noenamfam]

agree.. she is just a bit too confused and should get to the main idea and or contention

[@rk2770]

May Allah guide her ..shes all over the place

[@hadiali4664]

I found the brother tone when answering the homosexuality issue was quite soft... yes having homosexual sex doesn't take somebody out of Islam unless they believe it's Halal, but it's a major hideous sin and when people admit doing it publicly it becomes much worse because it's an act of spreading Fahishah in the Muslims society and encouraging other people to do it. I know that in the west the wave about this issue is very high, but we Muslims need to stand firmly and proudly in front of it and not to ride it. We don't need to mitigate the laws of our religion to attract people to Islam, if they become Muslims it's for their own good. What we need in these times of Fitnah is confident and proud Muslims who explain their religion loudly and clearly so that young people could look up to them and follow their lead.

[@MakHash420]

There must always be a proper convo, anyone who acts and behaves like a hooligan are just not even looking for the right path or the right answers .

[@tausifkhan546]

Subhan Allah ❤️

[@ridwan903]

Brother Abbas shouldn't have made mention of the struggles of brother Paul Williams. I had no clue, and I'm quite sure most of the viewers didn't either. In as much as it wouldn't change my view of him, I'd always remember this, and I've been subscribed to his channel for ages without viewing him from such a context.

[@yasminaI24]

Brother Paul has openly shared this himself on KZbin.

[@ayoubmarraha471]

Tbh, it's very obious that this girl was not asking questions because she wants answers, she's just asking question to trap the brothers because she's already convinced that there is no god and islam is wrong and that it does not make sense.

[@bilalkhanmuhammadzai3340]

And Allah guides whom he wills.Were not to determine that we should strive understand implement and propagate the deen.Others aill have their doubts and questions we should not complain because Just as Umar ibn Khattab R.A said sometimes the people with the worst past create the best future. with himself being the best example of this quote

[@DePeaceHunter]

Her intention is not our business really. So many convert had bad intention initially when they first learn about Islam. I think thats common human behaviour, they are ignorant about islam yet not knowing that they are.

[@ayoubmarraha471]

@@bilalkhanmuhammadzai3340 I don't remember me complaining about anything here, I just stated the obvious

[@ayoubmarraha471]

@@DePeaceHunter Intentions are always important, there are people who come there with the intention to just waste people's time or to just put people on the spot to humiliate them, I mean we see that all the time in speaker's corner, so yeah the intetions are important, even the prophet pbuh said so himself.

[@LADHA-z1l]

All I can say is, time doesn't stop for anybody.

[@muneebkayani5285]

May Allah guide her

[@Det.Ash12]

17:15 you see ..a slap in the face.. and yet brothers tried to justify..pfft

[@belalmaged863]

i don't know why the brother is insisting on the point that if he can't control it then it's not a sin, not controlling yourself in itself is a sin

[@Oa5e38a1hi5]

(56:57) We have created you,22 then why would you not confirm it? 23 22. The arguments from here to verse 74 provide the reasoning to prove both the doctrines of Tauhid and of Hereafter rationally. For it was there two basic doctrines of the Prophet’s (peace be upon him) teaching that the people of Makkah were debating and objecting to at that time. 23. That is, why don’t you confirm that We alone are your Lord and God and We have the power to create you once again. (56:58) Did you ever consider the sperm that you emit? (56:59) Do you create a child out of it, or are We its creators? 24 24. In this brief sentence a very important question has been put before man. Apart from all other things in the world, if man only considers as to how he himself has come into being, he can then neither have any doubts left about the doctrine of Tauhid presented by the Quran nor about its doctrine of the Hereafter. The process of man’s own creation starts when the male has conveyed his sperm to the womb of the female. But the question is: Has the sperm by itself become endowed with the capability of producing a child, and necessarily a human child? Or, has it been created by man himself, or by someone other than God? And, is it in the power of the man, or of the woman, or of another agency in the world, to cause conception by this sperm? Then, who is responsible for the gradual formation and development of the fetus in the mother’s womb, its shaping and molding into a unique child, the provision in a particular proportion of different mental and physical powers and qualities in each child so that it develops into a unique person, except One God? Does someone, other than God, have any role to play in this? Is it done by the parents themselves? Or, by a doctor? Or, by the prophets or saints, who were themselves created in this very way? Or, by the sun and the moon and the stars, which are themselves subject to a law? Or, by nature, which is devoid of any knowledge, wisdom, will and authority? Then, is it also in the power of someone other than God to decide whether the child is to be a boy or a girl? Whether it is to be beautiful or ugly, strong or weak, blind and deaf and a cripple or sound bodied, intelligent or stupid? Then, is it someone other than God who decides as to people of what caliber, good or bad, are to be created in a particular nation at a particular time, who would cause its rise or fall? If a person is not obdurate and stubborn, he will realize that no rational answer can be given to these questions on the basis of polytheism and atheism. Their rational answer is only one and it is this. Man is wholly and entirely the creation of God; and when the truth is this, what right has this man, the creation of God, to claim freedom and independence as against his Creator, or serve someone else beside Him. As it is for Tauhid, so it is with regard to the Hereafter too. Man is created from a germ which cannot be seen without a powerful microscope. This germ combines in the darkness of the mother’s body with the ovum (female germ) which is like itself an insignificant microscopic germ. Then by their combination a tiny living cell comes into being, which is the starting-point of human life. This cell also is too small to be seen without a microscope. Allah develops this insignificant cell in the mother’s womb for nine months or so into a living human, and when its development and formation becomes complete, the mother’s body itself pushes it out to be raised in the world. All human beings have been born into the world in this very way and are witnessing day and night this phenomenon of the birth of human beings like themselves. After this, only a foolish person could assert that the God Who is creating human beings in this way today would not be able to create the human beings created by Himself in some other way tomorrow. (56:60) It is We Who ordained death upon you 25 and We are not to be frustrated. 25. That is, like your birth your death is also under Our control. We decide as to who is to die in the mother’s womb itself, who is to die soon after birth, and who is to die at a later stage. No power in the world can cause death to a person before the time appointed for his death by Us, nor can keep him alive after it even for a moment. The dying ones die in big hospitals even before the eyes of eminent doctors; and the doctors themselves also die at their appointed time. Never has anyone been able to know the time of death in advance, nor has anyone been able to avert the approaching death, nor to find out as to how and where and by what means will a certain person die.

[@halimurkhandakar]

I like the calmness of the brother, but sometimes some answers need to be given straightforward rather than trying to be soft. At times the brothers seemed to not give answers in a straight way and not make things more clearer. Not giving answers straightforward will leave more questions than answers. Anyways, some feedback from my side. May Allah bless the brothers.

[@gutterbilly]

Is Sahih International a reliable english translation of the Quran?

[@imrib1903]

If Allah said no there is big reason for it, if we do it we have to repent if not pay for it in the world or hear after. Sometimes Allah forgive Sometimes Allah test you that is a challenge .i was tested and challenged, you be strong after that it is pleasure.I have paid for it in this world sweet after taste. Allah is always merciful. We can only understand not even a fraction of his wisdom unbelievable beauty in his work.

[@alencg2518]

this woman is beautifull masallah

[@confusedsheeple572]

Sin is forgiven when you don’t return to it.

[@kazkhan6556]

Exactly!! this video can send so many wrong messages out there.

[@bumbaclaat1989]

Incorrect. Transgressions are forgiven for Muslims when they ask for forgiveness sincerely. In addition, Allah can forgive whatever he has willed.

[@kazkhan6556]

@@bumbaclaat1989 so in your eyes, you can repeatedly go against the teachings of Islam and at the end of the day ask for forgiveness and next day repeat? May Allah guide you.

[@yia73]

Well spoken bro but these sheikhs are making gay seem like yeah it's ok to be gay and be Muslim. Stop compromising Islam

[@yia73]

@@kazkhan6556 it's wrong to be gay and keep being gay just because Allah forgives? Be real you small brain sheikhs compromising Islam teachings

[@charliepouridiots]

Her mother has become Catholic ? Do really her mother thinks that God Almighty the creator of this huge universe Have killed himself to re-establish his relationship with her ???

[@halden658]

Please add subtitles in any language.

[@thedreamville]

She asked a very good question but the brothers were afraid to tell her the truth that HOMOSEXUALITY IS INCOMPATIBLE WITH ISLAM. THERE’S NO SUCH THING AS GAY MUSLIM - THAT IS A MISNOMER! She’s honestly curious and coming from a position of ignorance. She needs to meet bro Shamsi for more insight. May Allah guide her.

[@mohammedasif479]

سبحان الله

[@kingco-bruh7271]

i think the guy in black did an awesome job, no point trying to shut him out the da'wah

[@ebcsecurity9490]

Gay acts DO take you outside the fold of Islam during the time of the act. Also, Allah says forgiveness is for those who don't continue to commit the same act of sin repeatedly.

[@bumbaclaat1989]

That’s an interesting point. Do you know where does Allah say that forgiveness is only for those that do not return to commit the act of sin again?

[@gxqx797]

@@bumbaclaat1989 its moreso he intention of not returning to commit the act of sin again. Example; you could steal something and then genuinely repent and ask for forgiveness and make the intention to never steal again... and then one week later you could end up stealing again and feel genuine remorse and ask for forgiveness again and once again intend to never steal again. The key word here is genuinely - because we can't fool God. So you couldn't superficially ask for forgiveness but continue to steal without having the honest intention to never do it again. I hope that makes sense

[@ebcsecurity9490]

@@bumbaclaat1989 Quran 3:135 SAHIH INTERNATIONAL And those who, when they commit an immorality or wrong themselves [by transgression], remember Allah and seek forgiveness for their sins - and who can forgive sins except Allah? - and [who] do not persist in what they have done while they know. YUSUF ALI And those who, having done something to be ashamed of, or wronged their own souls, earnestly bring Allah to mind, and ask for forgiveness for their sins,- and who can forgive sins except Allah?- and are never obstinate in persisting knowingly in (the wrong) they have done. ABUL ALA MAUDUDI These are the ones who, when they commit any indecency and wrong against themselves, instantly remember Allah and implore forgiveness for their sins - for who will forgive sins save Allah? - and who do not wilfully persist in the wrong they did. MUHSIN KHAN And those who, when they have committed Fahishah (illegal sexual intercourse etc.) or wronged themselves with evil, remember Allah and ask forgiveness for their sins; - and none can forgive sins but Allah - And do not persist in what (wrong) they have done, while they know. PICKTHALL And those who, when they do an evil thing or wrong themselves, remember Allah and implore forgiveness for their sins - Who forgiveth sins save Allah only? - and will not knowingly repeat (the wrong) they did. DR. GHALI And who, when they (perform) an obscenity or do an injustice to themselves, remember Allah, and so they ask forgiveness for their guilty deeds- and who forgives guilty deeds except Allah (only)? - and who do not persist in the actions they performed, and they know (that). ABDEL HALEEM those who remember God and implore forgiveness for their sins if they do something shameful or wrong themselves- who forgives sins but God?- and who never knowingly persist in doing wrong.

[@aishax01]

Correct and that applies to many other major sins, but you can't takfir people

[@bumbaclaat1989]

Thanks for that beautiful verse however my question was where does Allah say that forgiveness is only for those that don’t return to sin? You’ve shown me a verse that says that those that commit sin and seek forgiveness and don’t return to it, that Allah is forgiving of those. If I provide an example it may clarify what my point is. If someone commits a sin, seeks forgiveness sincerely then commits the same sin a year later or two years later, does that invalidate the forgiveness of their first transgression?

[@Oa5e38a1hi5]

(24:30) (O Prophet), enjoin believing men to cast down their looks 29 and guard their private parts.30 That is purer for them. Surely Allah is well aware of all what they do. 29. The word ghadd means to reduce, shorten or lower down something. Accordingly, ghadd basar is generally translated as lowering the gaze or keeping it lowered. But the command of ghadd basar does not imply that the gaze should always be kept lowered. It only means to imply that one should restrain his gaze and avoid casting of looks freely. That is, if it is not desirable to see a thing, one should turn the eyes away and avoid having a look at it. The restriction of a restrained gaze is applicable only in a limited sphere. The context in which the words occur shows that this restriction applies to the men’s gazing at women, or casting looks at the satar of the other persons, or fixing the eyes at indecent scenes. The details of this divine commandment as explained in the Sunnah of the Prophet (peace be upon him) are given below. (1) It is not lawful for a man to cast a full gaze at the other women except at his own wife or the mahram women of his family. The chance look is pardonable but not the second look which one casts when one feels the lure of the object. The Prophet (peace be upon him) has termed such gazing and glancing as wickedness of the eyes. He has said that man commits adultery with all his sensory organs. The evil look at the other woman is the adultery of the eyes; lustful talk is the adultery of the tongue; relishing the other woman’s voice is adultery of the ears; and touching her body with the hand or walking for an unlawful purpose is adultery of the hands and feet. After these preliminaries the sexual organs either bring the act of adultery to completion or leave it incomplete. (Bukhari, Muslim, Abu Daud). According to a tradition related by Buraidah, the Prophet (peace be upon him) instructed Ali: O Ali, do not cast a second look after the first look. The first look is pardonable but not the second one. (Tirmizi;, Ahmad, Abu Daud). Jarir bin Abdullah Bajali says that he asked the Prophet, What should I do if I happen to cast a chance look? The Prophet (peace be upon him) replied: Turn your eyes away or lower your gaze. (Muslim, Ahmad, Tirmizi, Abu Daud, Nasai). Abdullah bin Masud quotes the Prophet (peace be upon him) as having said: Allah says that the gaze is one of the poisonous arrows of Satan. Whoever forsakes it, out of His fear, he will be rewarded with a faith whose sweetness he will relish in his own heart. (Tabarani). According to a tradition related by Abu Umamah, the Prophet (peace be upon him) said: If a Muslim happens to glance at the charms of a woman and then turns his eyes away, Allah will bless his worship and devotion and will make it all the more sweet. (Musnad Ahmad). Imam Jafar Sadiq has quoted from his father, Imam Muhammad Baqir, who has quoted Jabir bin Abdullah Ansari as saying: On the occasion of the Farewell Pilgrimage, Fadal bin Abbas, who was a young cousin of the Prophet (peace be upon him), was riding with him on the camel-back during the return journey from Masharal-Haram. When they came to a few women passing on the way, Fadal started looking at them. Thereupon the Prophet (peace be upon him) put his hand on his face and turned it to the other side. (Abu Da'ud). On another occasion during the same pilgrimage, a woman of the clan of Khatham stopped the Prophet (peace be upon him) on the way and sought clarification about a certain matter pertaining to Hajj. Fadal bin Abbas fixed his gaze at her, but the Prophet turned his face to the other side. (Bukhari, Abu Daud, Tirmizi). (2) Nobody should have the misunderstanding that the command to restrain the gaze was enjoined because the women were allowed to move about freely with open faces, for if veiling of the face had already been enjoined, the question of restraining or not restraining the gaze would not have arisen. This argument is incorrect rationally as well as factually. It is incorrect rationally because even when veiling of the face is the usual custom, occasions can arise where a man and a woman come face to face with each other suddenly, or when a veiled woman has to uncover her face under necessity. Then even if the Muslim women observe hijab, there will be non-Muslim women who will continue to move about unveiled. Thus, the commandment to lower the gaze or restrain the eyes, does not necessarily presume existence of a custom allowing the women to move about with unveiled faces. It is incorrect factually because the custom of hijab which was introduced after the revelation of the commandments in Surah Al- Ahzab included veiling of the face, and this is supported by a number of traditions relating to the time of the Prophet (peace be upon him) himself.