You have to be careful about what you ask in public sister _Sheikh Assim Al Hakeem

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[@sbe8621]

i love this shekh he so sharp and so intelligent the way he can explain , give examples and guidance he actually makes us sit up and think. May Allah bless him with Jannat

[@jeanbiroute]

Yes he’s telling her to not ask these questions in public lmao.

[@ceterisparibus8966]

Is he like this always? This is one of his few answers that I can respect him for.

[@jamesmcmahon2503]

Yes you are correct, can I beat my wife with a baseball bat if she goes out of my house without my permission.??

[@MessiAddiction]

@@ceterisparibus8966 yes he is very strict ,,he will answer every question..but will question the strength of your belief

[@abcdefg91111]

intelligent? lmao

[@HusniArsyah]

This Skeikh is like a good Doctor, knowing what the sick and what cause it. Rare too see. May Allah grants him Jannatul Firdaus and Ease, Ameen 🙂

[@EdwinTyler]

The doctor's prescription is execution lol.

[@oliveryt7168]

He's sick in his head.

[@Iamthewarner557]

*Before sleep make sure you* 1. Make Wudu 2. Recite Ayatul Kursi, Surah Sajdah & Mulk 3. Recite Last two verses of Surah Baqrah 4. Reciting the last three soorahs of the Qur’an and Blowing into the cupped palms and rubbing hands over the body. 5. Recite Tasbih 33 × SubhanAllah 33 × Alhamdulillah 34 × Allahu akbar 6. Recite this Dua بِاسْمِكَ اللَّهُمَّ أَمُوتُ وَأَحْيَا (With Your name, O Allah, I die and I live) *Take screenshot & share to earn reward*

[@1eV]

We don't learn Islam from YT comments unfortunately

[@CurrentAssistant]

@@1eV was it bad advice ?

[@1eV]

@@CurrentAssistant Doesn't matter. He didn't even give any reference.

[@kellerdaboy9956]

​@@1eV it is good that you are looking for references. These things the brother or sister mentioned are correct, I shall look for the references if you ask me. Wudu before sleep is Sunnah, which the prophet Muhammad ﷺ told us to perform before sleep just like we perform wudu before Salah. The prophet Muhammad ﷺ also advised a companion to recite ayat Al Kursi before sleeping, and Allah sends a guardian while the person sleeps. And he ﷺ also advised Fatima may Allah be pleased with her to say subhanallah 33 times, alhamdulillah 33 times, and Allahu Akbar 34 times before sleeping. And there is also a Hadith in which it is said the prophet Muhammad ﷺ didn't sleep until he recited surah Al Mulk and surah As-Sajdah.

[@azeemabdulkhalam6216]

Reciting Surah Falak and Surah Nas is also sunnah

[@musmanov4642]

I love sheikh Assim so much for the sake of Allah and his such a firm and, at the same time, steadfast position on islam

[@ibnamanot]

Aameen

[@A.--.]

I love Sheik Assim too for sake of Allah except when he is DEAD WRONG as in camel urine drinking advise he gives yuck 🤮🤢 he is completely misinterpreting those Hadeeths.

[@ibnamanot]

@@A.--. can you interpret it correctly for me please?

[@A.--.]

@@ibnamanot Insha-Allah. So if you collect all versions of Hadeeths of that incident you will come to realize this was a miracle of the Prophet limited to his camels of Sadaqah and not a general advise to the Ummah. This is similar to other miracles of Prophet such as his saliva being able to heal scorpion bite. It is a Sunnah but not applicable to rest of Ummah as it was a miracle limited to the prophett. People cant go around spitting their saliva on scorpion bites thinking it will cure it. The proof is the following: A) the people were shepards wirh their own camels yet the Prophet sent them with his own cames from Sadaqah. If any camel urine could be used he SAW could have told them to drink from their own camels. They later killed these camels so the miracle ended with their death. B) the people were shepards yet the Prophet sent them with his own shepard. C) the Prophet never drsnk camel urine himself nor did any Sahaba nor did they recommend anyone else to drink it as cure. D) some of the narrations say camel milk (and then the author adds.."and I THINK urine as well"...to imply he wasn't even certain it had urine). E) the so called scientific benifits of camel urine is all vogus data based on in-vitro lab studies which is BS. There are no reliable in-vivo studies showing benifit of camel urine over any other urine. F) we dont even know for certain which disease those people in Medinah had. Show me which Sahaba drank or recommend to drink camel urine. Allah knows Best.

[@coffe2270]

@@A.--. camel urine was not for religious reasons it was as medicine

[@xa-xii9057]

Sheikh is so much calm composed & collected with his answers

[@wildae.]

Ma Sha Allah i love Sheikh's way of explaining

[@Tamilanban.T]

MashaAllah... I love this firmness Sheikh! I love it for the sake of my Rub!

[@jordanmorris2914]

"I asked him for proof that this happened to his father." "He showed me a hadith" This is how people try to lie and cover up their lies

[@abdullahjaber3577]

Who’s lying ? Her or her friend?

[@jordanmorris2914]

@@abdullahjaber3577 the friend, or her I don't really know. For 1 she is a Muslim woman who is friends with a non Muslim man, something is a bit fishy about that as it is. But she asked him for something and he deflected to something else to try and prove his point

[@mahdh_]

​​@@abdullahjaber3577 The Hadith wasn't proof that her father got executed by the Saudi government. That wasn't the required proof, he _might_ be covering up the lie by using the Hadith as a distraction.

[@whatsnew2138]

I also had doubt immediately she said he showed her a hadith, I thought she was shocked cos he showed her pictures of the execution or his late fathers corpse, what has the hadith got to do with proving his father was executed for leaving Islam & how many non-muslims are living in Saudi Arabia presently, so many then who cares if the father left Islam for he wasn't a muslim to begin with.

[@oyekanmieniolanaheemat3063]

@@jordanmorris2914 he was a Muslim, he just converted.

[@assancamara7178]

Alhamdulilah, imam Assim is so strict and sharp that he has impressed and motivated me. I do imagine sometimes, if i were the son imam Assim, were or how good will i be in being strict, honest and obidiance to Allah.

[@user-iv2kd9dd5b]

Don’t imagine. Just do. You don’t need to be he sheiks son to be strict. You can do it yourself. Inshallah!

[@sabeenaabdulkader781]

Masha'Allah Sheikh. How beautifully you answered her question. May Allah Almighty reward you immensely - Aameen

[@RAFINPATWARY]

Sheikh has no fear... he doesn't care how he is saying things even if it's the most controversial stuff... even I get nervous listening to the sheikh... But I just love the style of the sheikh...

[@alalnajjar2187]

Alhamdulilah for the laws of Islam "sharee'ah". The punishment for becoming an apostate is there to cast fear but also to protect us as Muslims from Jahannam. If this punishment did not exist then many would have left Islam and ended in hell fire. Allah loves us and has to be tough in certain situations and this is one of them. Allah created us and knows us best.

[@DownShifted]

If anyone can join islam then they should have a right to leave if they want to. Stealing this right from them makes this religion not a right path but a trap for those who want to leave. There is no other major religion which has this kind of law Keeping people in fear wont take a religion much further. You can keep people muslim officially by these law but unofficially or i say by heart they are already changed so executing them is pointless and inhuman treatment

[@nosir4707]

@@DownShifted This is a law only applying to ex-muslims who try to join a kafir army to harm/destroy Muslims.

[@anoniem012]

Kufr is more bad than murder and rape and zina combined, there is no better punishment than execution. It will help people not public kufr

[@TheManOfPeace]

@@DownShifted This isn’t a man made law, this is a law of “The Creator” & we Muslims obey what our lord orders. Secondly Islam is the fastest growing religion in the world.

[@chiararomano1818]

@@TheManOfPeace of course it’s a man made law. It’s t that clear? It’s merely a desperate dictum.

[@Mchaudary786]

Masha Allah the way sheik explained the whole thing. That’s our Islam . Alhamdulillah ❤

[@afreen185]

Subhan Allah. Shaikh answered beautifully

[@killamagnum9718]

Walahi the sheikh hit the nail on the head with this answer. The beginning I had certain doubts but when you learn the deen properly which I have been doing, subhannallah these doubts don’t really shake you and I thank Allah for this. When someone presents me with doubts the first thing that comes to my head is this is not true and why would I believe what a kafir is telling me about my deen anyway. When you go and research the matter subhannallah you actually realise these people have no clue what they are talking about. There’s certain “doubts” these kufar would present to you but if you do an in-depth research in to the matter it will actually increase your Imaan. You need to understand that these people are your enemies and they want you to be like them. Walahi knowledge is a blessing.

[@mynmeisname4825]

A detailed answer for punishment on apostasy As a non-Muslim, I find myself Intrigued and attracted to your faith. However, I find it difficult to comprehend how a man can be sentenced to death for speaking (Salman Rushdie). I would have thought that we as humans do not have that right to make those decisions, only God can. Summary of answer: Apostasy in Islam refers to when a Muslim becomes a disbeliever by saying a clear statement to that effect, or by uttering words which imply that disbelief, or he does something that implies that disbelief. Answer Praise be to Allah. We thank you for your confidence in us and for sending this question to us, and we appreciate your being intrigued by our beliefs and your eagerness to find out the answer. We welcome you as a visitor and reader and learner. What stood out from your letter is that you are impressed with the religion of Islam . This is a good sign for us and for you. We are happy for our religion to reach people like you who are seeking for the truth. Our Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) told us that this religion would reach all places on this earth. Tamهm al-Dari said: “I heard the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) say: ‘This matter (i.e., Islam) will certainly reach everywhere that night and day reach, and Allah will not leave any house or tent [i.e., all dwellings, in towns and in the desert], but Allah will cause this religion to enter it, and some people will be honoured because of it [by converting] and others will be humiliated because of it [for refusing to embrace it], and they will be ruled by the Muslims, an honour which Allah will bestow on Islam and a humiliation which He will inflict on kufr (disbelief).” (Narrated by Ahmad, 16344; classed as sahهh by al-Albani in al-Silsilah al-Sahهhah, 3) In your case, your admiration for Islam will motivate you to find out what this pure monotheistic religion teaches , and how it is in accordance with sound human nature and common sense. We advise you to completely avoid any preconceptions that may influence you and take your time in reading about the teachings of the Islamic religion . With regard to your question, “However, I find it difficult to comprehend how a man can be sentenced to death for speaking. I would have thought that we as humans do not have that right to make those decisions, only God can” - what you say is correct, because no-one has the right to condemn another person to death without evidence from the Book of Allah and the Sunnah of the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). The ruling of execution because of a word that somebody utters is what the Muslim scholars call al-riddah (apostasy). What is apostasy and what constitutes apostasy? What is the ruling on the apostate (al-murtadd)? What is apostasy? Riddah (apostasy ) in Islam refers to when a Muslim becomes a disbeliever by saying a clear statement to that effect, or by uttering words which imply that (i.e., which imply disbelief), or he does something that implies that (i.e., an action which implies disbelief). What constitutes apostasy? The matters which constitute apostasy are divided into four categories: Apostasy in beliefs, such as associating others with Allah, denying Him, or denying an attribute which is proven to be one of His attributes, or by affirming that Allah has a son. Whoever believes that is an apostate and a disbeliever. Apostasy in words, such as insulting Allah or the Messenger (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). Apostasy in actions, such as throwing the Quran into a filthy place, because doing that shows disrespect towards the words of Allah, so it is a sign that one does not believe. Other such actions include prostrating to an idol or to the sun or moon. Apostasy by omission, such as not doing any of the rituals of Islam, or turning away from following it altogether. What is the ruling on the apostate? If a Muslim apostatizes and meets the conditions of apostasy - i.e., he is of sound mind, an adult and does that of his own free will - then his blood may be shed with impunity. He is to be executed by the Muslim ruler or by his deputy - such as the judge, and he is not to be washed (after death, in preparation for burial), the funeral prayer is not to be offered for him and he is not to be buried with the Muslims. The evidence that the apostate is to be executed is the words of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him): “Whoever changes his religion, execute him.” (Narrated by al-Bukhari, 2794) What is meant by religion here is Islam (i.e., whoever changes from Islam to another religion). The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: “It is not permissible to shed the blood of a Muslim who bears witness that there is no god except Allah and that I am His Messenger, except in one of three cases: a soul for a soul (i.e., in the case of murder); a married man who commits adultery; and one who leaves his religion and splits from the jama’ah (main group of Muslims).” (Narrated by al-Bukhari, 6878; Muslim, 1676) (See al-Mawsu’ah al-Fiqhiyyah, 22/180) Thus, it will be clear to you that execution of the apostate is something that is commanded by Allah, when He commanded us to obey the Messenger (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), as He says (interpretation of the meaning): “O you who believe! Obey Allah and obey the Messenger (Muhammad), and those of you (Muslims) who are in authority.” [al-Nisa 4:59] And the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) has commanded us to execute the apostate as in the hadith quoted above: “Whoever changes his religion, execute him.” It may need some time for you to be convinced about this matter, and for you to think about it. Perhaps you think that if a person follows the truth and enters into it and embraces the one true religion which Allah has enjoined, then we allow him to leave it quite easily whenever he wants and to utter the words of disbelief that put him outside of Islam, so he can reject Allah, His Messenger, His Books and His religion, and there is no punishment as deterrent, how will that affect him and others who enter the religion? Do you not see that this would make the one true religion, that everyone should follow, like a shop or store which a person can enter when he wants and leave when he wants, and it may encourage others to forsake the truth. Moreover, this is not someone who has never known the truth and practiced it and worshipped in accordance with it; rather this is a person who has known the truth, and practiced the religion and done the rituals of worship, so the punishment is no greater than he deserves. Moreover, such strong rulings as this are only applied to such a person whose life is no longer considered to be useful, because he knew the truth and followed the religion, then he left it and forsook it. What soul can be more evil than the soul of such a person? In conclusion, the answer is that Allah is the One Who revealed this religion and enjoined it. He is the One Who ruled that the one who enters it and then leaves it is to be executed. This ruling does not come from the Muslims’ ideas or suggestions. As this is the case, then we must follow the ruling of Allah so long as we are content to accept Him as our Lord and God. May Allah help us and you to do that which He loves and which pleases Him. We thank you once again. Peace be upon those who follow true guidance.

[@prettytulip1077]

Absolutely Perfect Anwar... May Allah reward U... 💖

[@AliMakaveli]

*Those who leave Islam, end up attacking it. They also try to lead the believers astray, hence why such a severe punishment exists if they can't be helped*

[@delmanorshun2471]

So the individuals (Allah and Muhammad) whom prescribed death penalty for apostasy are insecure in the first place

[@acidmana7920]

​@@delmanorshun2471 lol no, imagine if someone becomes a drug addict nd wudnt leave it no matter how much u try to make them understand and on top of that tries to spread drugs around, instigating others to try it nd become an addict like them, wouldn't u call them a harmful parasite to society. The fundamental idea of Islam is the importance of the permanent afterlife, if someone is trying to drag other people with them to hell too then it's a big problem. Not everyone has common sense nd not everyone has a solid ground under their feet, some people r just weak willed nd prone to deviations if instigated, people like this often end up victims to the non believers arguments without checking all the facts for themselves.

[@delmanorshun2471]

@@acidmana7920 lol! But an apostate had free will just like any other. Never seen an apostate who forces others to leave Islam. Where is the free will? No compulsion in Islam right?

[@apatheticpanda182]

@@delmanorshun2471 so what should we do about apostasy instead?

[@shaheedbhaghatsingh3974]

lmfao 😂no wonder your kind are known as trizts. Another member of "peaceful community"

[@fatimajaved4727]

Sheikh u r honest and straight forward...May Allah protect u

[@omarsallah2690]

This why it is very important for us to get real Islamic education.

[@sunnyagutasyan903]

Thank you fir your wonderful messages

[@OromoAkh]

May Allah reward the shiekh

[@rehanask9399]

Assalamualaikum Sheikh, absolutely spot on and an excellent explanation.

[@benjamin7576]

Maybe she is trying to bring her friend back to Islam that's why she has not cut off friendship.

[@Pandagurl218]

Even if a wolf dresses up as a sheep to meander as one is bound to get hungry and consume the sheep's one by one. The law on this is clear, keep our religion and safe inshallah ❤

[@sanaullahkhan154]

Brilliant answer جزاك الله

[@falsesectslikeshiaarejudeo6543]

I likethat he explained it and at least she asked to learn insha Allah!

[@user-wk4uq5bi4n]

Amazing response!

[@Zenigma217]

I’m glad that the Shayk preceded the answer with preamble where he can see through this questioner and question.

[@astandwithukraine3510]

He had no real reason to doubt that Muslims are capable of carrying out atrocities in the name of Allah, and call it jihad. This question is an extremely valid question.

[@mara1275]

I just want to say...THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! 🎉🎉🎉

[@adilgoni5093]

I learned lots from you brother

[@AndreaB_SlaveofAllah]

Bismillah I am grateful to be a Muslim and I thank Allah for guiding me trillion X. If I hadn't embraced Islam, I would lost my mind and uncertain about how to live my life. Islam has provided me with a clear path to follow from A-Z. Anyone who sincerely seeks the truth and learns about Islam with humility & good intentions can become a Muslim. I have explored all other religions and only Islam resonates with me the most because of its consistency and logical teachings. The #1 lesson I am constantly working on is to live for our Creator. If we want to avoid heartbreak and failure, we should not TAWAF around our loved ones, money, fame, and other worldly desires, we are created to worship Him alone. The #1 mind-boggling thing about Islam is learning about Allah SWT,His Kursi,His Creation&attributes etc...+ knowing about our Beloved Rasul SAW. 😭 He has the highest manner, Subhanallah I am grateful for FREE educations provided by Mufti Menk, Sheikh Mohd, Bilal Assad, Assim Hakeem, Yasmin Mogahed, Chowdary,Khalid Yasin,Yasir Qadhi etc. They have been instrumental in my journey of learning and understanding Islam. Even after 14 years as a Muslim, I still consider myself a beginner in this beautiful religion. The knowledge I have acquired thus far has brought me immense satisfaction, but I am aware that it is just a drop in the oceans of what there is to learn. Therefore, I continue to seek knowledge every day, recognizing that it is an ongoing process. Islam provides comprehensive guidance on how to live life. The humility & integrity of Prophet Muhammad SAW the story of the two men in the garden (Kahf), the stories of the Sahabas (both men and women), and the stories mentioned in the Quran, all deeply resonate with me. Islam teaches us that life is a test. When faced with difficulties, such as the loss of a child, Islam encourages us to be patient & reflect on the fact that others may have faced even greater hardships. For example, someone else may have lost ten children at once due to an accident. While Evil tells us this life is long, enjoy, keep partying, follow yourself, be a man, woman, or both or even a cat anytime you wish… Islam only teaches us the truth&this beautiful religion do not adjust based on politics,emotions etc. It is non negotiable, the Words of Allah is as it is. I sincerely pray this message ignite a fire within you, and may your thirst for Islamic knowledge be insatiable. I don't have Fb,IG,tiktok etc & Allah blessed me to do sincere charity of about 1M USD My faith is my priceless treasure,beyond any trade. May Allah have mercy on us all.

[@Nat.Usernametaken]

What you wrote was beautiful. MashAllah, even as a lifelong Muslim, your words about our beautiful Islam really touched my heart. May I humbly give you some advice that I would hope you would give me if the roles were reversed, take out the part about how much charity you have given out of your beautiful comment. Noone but Allah needs to know how much you have given and I honestly am just telling you this because I think you maybe didn't know that or forgot if you did. May Allah grant us all Jannah.

[@opppoo4311]

May allah Guide us all to the right path

[@Tiktaktok.]

Ameen

[@abuyaqubbeneficialplaylist6623]

Backbiting is a grave sin! Most people do not know what it is properly! The Prophet (ﷺ) asked, "Do you know what is backbiting?" He (ﷺ) replied, "To speak of your brother that which he dislikes." A companion asked, "O Messenger of Allāh, What if it is true?" He (ﷺ) replied: "If it is true, then it is backbiting and if it is false, then it is a slander." The one who backbites another Muslim will be brought on the Day of Judgement and a portion of his good deeds will be given to the one he backbit. If one persists, then he will be bank robbed on the Day of Judgement with no good deeds left!

[@previewbrah]

Hadith reference please!

[@abuyaqubbeneficialplaylist6623]

@@previewbrah Sahīh Muslim.

[@iram244]

May Allah Give Us The Right Understanding. Ameen

[@farahsiddique6702]

May Allah have MERCY on us all AMEEN

[@farahsiddique6702]

Thank you

[@farahsiddique6702]

Please make Dau for my children today thank you may Allah bless You good Deen and DUNIYA AMEEN

[@mynmeisname4825]

@@farahsiddique6702 1.Jami` at-Tirmidhi 3505 Ibrahim bin Muhammad bin Sa`d narrated from his father, from Sa`d that the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said: “The supplication of Dhun-Nun (Prophet Yunus) when he supplicated, while in the belly of the whale was: ‘There is none worthy of worship except You, Glory to You, Indeed, I have been of the transgressors. (Lā ilāha illā anta subḥānaka innī kuntu minaẓ-ẓālimīn)’ So indeed, no Muslim man supplicates with it for anything, ever, except Allah responds to him.” لاَ إِلَهَ إِلاَّ أَنْتَ سُبْحَانَكَ إِنِّي كُنْتُ مِنَ الظَّالِمِينَ ‏:Arabic Sahih. 2.Abu Huraira reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Every one of you will have his supplications answered, as long as he is not impatient and he says: I have supplicated but I was not answered.” Source: Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī 6340, Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim 2735 Grade: Muttafaqun Alayhi (authenticity agreed upon) according to Al-Bukhari and Muslim عَنْ أَبِي هُرَيْرَةَ أَنَّ رَسُولَ اللَّهِ صَلَّى اللَّهُ عَلَيْهِ وَسَلَّمَ قَالَ يُسْتَجَابُ لِأَحَدِكُمْ مَا لَمْ يَعْجَلْ يَقُولُ دَعَوْتُ فَلَمْ يُسْتَجَبْ لِي 6340 صحيح البخاري كتاب الدعوات باب يستجاب للعبد ما لم يعجل 2735 صحيح مسلم كتاب الذكر والدعاء والتوبة والاستغفار باب بيان أنه يستجاب للداعي ما لم يعجل فيقول دعوت فلم يستجب لي

[@Dinatarek2002]

بارك الله فيكم و جزاكم خير الجزاء

[@arsalanmirza3411]

Great 👍 explanation 🎉

[@Zenigma217]

Great answer!!!

[@arshiabasheer75]

May Allah protect her give her hidayah

[@arshiabasheer75]

Sorry didn't realize that

[@adilgoni5093]

اسلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته ماشاءالله تبارك الله brother u are a teacher Allah bless you brother pray for daughter exams and eman

[@shamimazad007]

May Allah have mercy on you Sheikh and hopefully the ex Muslim comes back to Islam before its too late

[@crafty629]

Woww mashallah may Allah give us some wisdom like Allah has given shiekh to see thru peoples questions howrver innocently they put those wuestions shiekh sees thru them

[@faizaasad111]

Nailed it sheikh!!!

[@DownShifted]

Wth It was one of his worse manipulating defending explanation ever If a person has a right to join islam then he should have a right to leave it too Stealing their right to leave makes this religion nothing but a trap. Like once you fall in it there is no coming back

[@nihadashraf1072]

If u accept to be a muslim and pronounce the shahada it means u are accepting the laws prescribed by Allah. Why the hypocrisy rejecting the laws when it turns not in your favor? But wen islamic laws were in their favor they were ok with it

[@mynmeisname4825]

@@DownShifted y do they come if they wanna leave? Btw they called him god, astaghfirullah

[@DownShifted]

@@mynmeisname4825 I'm not talking about just those who converted But those who are born muslim and now they want to leave.

[@ottopotatum5775]

@@mynmeisname4825 didn't you pretend to be a non Muslim in other comments?

[@thatvex]

I am in such an awe after watching this.

[@KKkk-tr7ut]

Read every night surah mulk❤❤❤

[@kotazad3115]

Beautiful answer

[@rajabm9656]

may allah bless sheik with more intelligent and sharp mind

[@amanmohammedaman4259]

Shek my Allha bless you May Allah gave you longlif

[@SunFlower-vg7et]

Why is he being so defensive and rude? She asked a very good question.

[@ssam007]

Such an important point raised to keep such questions private..

[@mynmeisname4825]

So what does she do? Let this question trouble her and maybe take her out of Islam too? Just asking

[@phoenixknight8837]

Barakallahu feek, Shaykh!

[@adoonti-Alle-12]

صلي الله عليه وسلم ❤❤❤❤❤

[@radwadawood8926]

Based on some history books and based on the famous verse (no compulsion in religion) 1- What i understand is the war on ex muslims are not for them changing religion but after they change religion they tried to spread corruption like how the wanted to stop zakat(obligatory charity). 2- it is called a war for a reason, war mean 2 parties fighting each other , not just executing unarmed person minding his business And this is aligned with the Qura'an and the prophet laws of war 1- Allah don't like the aggressors 2- Fight only those who try to take you out of your homes, hurt you or fight you in your religion 3- even in a war/fight, we should not hurt the weak like children, elders, women, even plants and animals Religion is for God to judge and who knows if you killed someone who peacefully changed his religion after x amount of time, you might have prohibited him from coming back to islam In this case, you added one more person in hell as you see him deserve, you also aided satan in his mission to take us to hell with him like what sheikh sha'rawy said about killing sinners So yeah history can be a lie but the words of God will always be true I am not a scholar and I am still reading and learning but that is my take and Allah knows best

[@mynmeisname4825]

A detailed answer for punishment on apostasy As a non-Muslim, I find myself Intrigued and attracted to your faith. However, I find it difficult to comprehend how a man can be sentenced to death for speaking (Salman Rushdie). I would have thought that we as humans do not have that right to make those decisions, only God can. Summary of answer: Apostasy in Islam refers to when a Muslim becomes a disbeliever by saying a clear statement to that effect, or by uttering words which imply that disbelief, or he does something that implies that disbelief. Answer Praise be to Allah. We thank you for your confidence in us and for sending this question to us, and we appreciate your being intrigued by our beliefs and your eagerness to find out the answer. We welcome you as a visitor and reader and learner. What stood out from your letter is that you are impressed with the religion of Islam . This is a good sign for us and for you. We are happy for our religion to reach people like you who are seeking for the truth. Our Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) told us that this religion would reach all places on this earth. Tamهm al-Dari said: “I heard the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) say: ‘This matter (i.e., Islam) will certainly reach everywhere that night and day reach, and Allah will not leave any house or tent [i.e., all dwellings, in towns and in the desert], but Allah will cause this religion to enter it, and some people will be honoured because of it [by converting] and others will be humiliated because of it [for refusing to embrace it], and they will be ruled by the Muslims, an honour which Allah will bestow on Islam and a humiliation which He will inflict on kufr (disbelief).” (Narrated by Ahmad, 16344; classed as sahهh by al-Albani in al-Silsilah al-Sahهhah, 3) In your case, your admiration for Islam will motivate you to find out what this pure monotheistic religion teaches , and how it is in accordance with sound human nature and common sense. We advise you to completely avoid any preconceptions that may influence you and take your time in reading about the teachings of the Islamic religion . With regard to your question, “However, I find it difficult to comprehend how a man can be sentenced to death for speaking. I would have thought that we as humans do not have that right to make those decisions, only God can” - what you say is correct, because no-one has the right to condemn another person to death without evidence from the Book of Allah and the Sunnah of the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). The ruling of execution because of a word that somebody utters is what the Muslim scholars call al-riddah (apostasy). What is apostasy and what constitutes apostasy? What is the ruling on the apostate (al-murtadd)? What is apostasy? Riddah (apostasy ) in Islam refers to when a Muslim becomes a disbeliever by saying a clear statement to that effect, or by uttering words which imply that (i.e., which imply disbelief), or he does something that implies that (i.e., an action which implies disbelief). What constitutes apostasy? The matters which constitute apostasy are divided into four categories: Apostasy in beliefs, such as associating others with Allah, denying Him, or denying an attribute which is proven to be one of His attributes, or by affirming that Allah has a son. Whoever believes that is an apostate and a disbeliever. Apostasy in words, such as insulting Allah or the Messenger (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). Apostasy in actions, such as throwing the Quran into a filthy place, because doing that shows disrespect towards the words of Allah, so it is a sign that one does not believe. Other such actions include prostrating to an idol or to the sun or moon. Apostasy by omission, such as not doing any of the rituals of Islam, or turning away from following it altogether. What is the ruling on the apostate? If a Muslim apostatizes and meets the conditions of apostasy - i.e., he is of sound mind, an adult and does that of his own free will - then his blood may be shed with impunity. He is to be executed by the Muslim ruler or by his deputy - such as the judge, and he is not to be washed (after death, in preparation for burial), the funeral prayer is not to be offered for him and he is not to be buried with the Muslims. The evidence that the apostate is to be executed is the words of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him): “Whoever changes his religion, execute him.” (Narrated by al-Bukhari, 2794) What is meant by religion here is Islam (i.e., whoever changes from Islam to another religion). The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: “It is not permissible to shed the blood of a Muslim who bears witness that there is no god except Allah and that I am His Messenger, except in one of three cases: a soul for a soul (i.e., in the case of murder); a married man who commits adultery; and one who leaves his religion and splits from the jama’ah (main group of Muslims).” (Narrated by al-Bukhari, 6878; Muslim, 1676) (See al-Mawsu’ah al-Fiqhiyyah, 22/180) Thus, it will be clear to you that execution of the apostate is something that is commanded by Allah, when He commanded us to obey the Messenger (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), as He says (interpretation of the meaning): “O you who believe! Obey Allah and obey the Messenger (Muhammad), and those of you (Muslims) who are in authority.” [al-Nisa 4:59] And the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) has commanded us to execute the apostate as in the hadith quoted above: “Whoever changes his religion, execute him.” It may need some time for you to be convinced about this matter, and for you to think about it. Perhaps you think that if a person follows the truth and enters into it and embraces the one true religion which Allah has enjoined, then we allow him to leave it quite easily whenever he wants and to utter the words of disbelief that put him outside of Islam, so he can reject Allah, His Messenger, His Books and His religion, and there is no punishment as deterrent, how will that affect him and others who enter the religion? Do you not see that this would make the one true religion, that everyone should follow, like a shop or store which a person can enter when he wants and leave when he wants, and it may encourage others to forsake the truth. Moreover, this is not someone who has never known the truth and practiced it and worshipped in accordance with it; rather this is a person who has known the truth, and practiced the religion and done the rituals of worship, so the punishment is no greater than he deserves. Moreover, such strong rulings as this are only applied to such a person whose life is no longer considered to be useful, because he knew the truth and followed the religion, then he left it and forsook it. What soul can be more evil than the soul of such a person? In conclusion, the answer is that Allah is the One Who revealed this religion and enjoined it. He is the One Who ruled that the one who enters it and then leaves it is to be executed. This ruling does not come from the Muslims’ ideas or suggestions. As this is the case, then we must follow the ruling of Allah so long as we are content to accept Him as our Lord and God. May Allah help us and you to do that which He loves and which pleases Him. We thank you once again. Peace be upon those who follow true guidance.

[@ottopotatum5775]

Not true they were treasonous but that does not apply here

[@fauziahain1532]

.salam greetings from Singapore ...I totally agree with you on your advice...very well said...

[@sinistea294]

How can you totally agreed on his advice? The Qur'an says in Surah Baqarah 256, that there shall be no compulsion in religion. This clearly means that no one con be forced to convert to islam and no one can be forced to not leave islam.

[@Reemcat007]

May Allah SWT safeguard him . May rabbul izzat send to us imams who will help us strengthen our Iman.

[@farahsiddique6702]

May Allah Save us from sins and forgive us our sins Ameen

[@farahsiddique6702]

Please make Dua for my children today thank you may Allah bless you good Deen and DUNIYA AMEEN

[@afsinbey1161]

brilliant answer

[@Zaina_Karim]

Assalamualaikum to anyone reading this, please make dua for me as I’m 15 and I really want to make money for my parents, please pray that I get a good halal source of income for my parents

[@fh9038]

May Allah make it easy for you Ameen

[@hakanleventkaplan7952]

Selamliyorum Sheikh Assim al Hakeem is definetely right. May Allah azza wajal reward him greatly

[@Whyinem]

SubhanAllah

[@greent16]

Killing people for changing their religion is barbaric and should be condemned by every civilized human being. Religion is between a person and God. Head of state is still a human and no human being has the right to dictate a person’s faith

[@wishdragon_]

and I suppose only Islam does this right?

[@mynmeisname4825]

A detailed answer for punishment on apostasy As a non-Muslim, I find myself Intrigued and attracted to your faith. However, I find it difficult to comprehend how a man can be sentenced to death for speaking (Salman Rushdie). I would have thought that we as humans do not have that right to make those decisions, only God can. Summary of answer: Apostasy in Islam refers to when a Muslim becomes a disbeliever by saying a clear statement to that effect, or by uttering words which imply that disbelief, or he does something that implies that disbelief. Answer Praise be to Allah. We thank you for your confidence in us and for sending this question to us, and we appreciate your being intrigued by our beliefs and your eagerness to find out the answer. We welcome you as a visitor and reader and learner. What stood out from your letter is that you are impressed with the religion of Islam . This is a good sign for us and for you. We are happy for our religion to reach people like you who are seeking for the truth. Our Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) told us that this religion would reach all places on this earth. Tamهm al-Dari said: “I heard the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) say: ‘This matter (i.e., Islam) will certainly reach everywhere that night and day reach, and Allah will not leave any house or tent [i.e., all dwellings, in towns and in the desert], but Allah will cause this religion to enter it, and some people will be honoured because of it [by converting] and others will be humiliated because of it [for refusing to embrace it], and they will be ruled by the Muslims, an honour which Allah will bestow on Islam and a humiliation which He will inflict on kufr (disbelief).” (Narrated by Ahmad, 16344; classed as sahهh by al-Albani in al-Silsilah al-Sahهhah, 3) In your case, your admiration for Islam will motivate you to find out what this pure monotheistic religion teaches , and how it is in accordance with sound human nature and common sense. We advise you to completely avoid any preconceptions that may influence you and take your time in reading about the teachings of the Islamic religion . With regard to your question, “However, I find it difficult to comprehend how a man can be sentenced to death for speaking. I would have thought that we as humans do not have that right to make those decisions, only God can” - what you say is correct, because no-one has the right to condemn another person to death without evidence from the Book of Allah and the Sunnah of the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). The ruling of execution because of a word that somebody utters is what the Muslim scholars call al-riddah (apostasy). What is apostasy and what constitutes apostasy? What is the ruling on the apostate (al-murtadd)? What is apostasy? Riddah (apostasy ) in Islam refers to when a Muslim becomes a disbeliever by saying a clear statement to that effect, or by uttering words which imply that (i.e., which imply disbelief), or he does something that implies that (i.e., an action which implies disbelief). What constitutes apostasy? The matters which constitute apostasy are divided into four categories: Apostasy in beliefs, such as associating others with Allah, denying Him, or denying an attribute which is proven to be one of His attributes, or by affirming that Allah has a son. Whoever believes that is an apostate and a disbeliever. Apostasy in words, such as insulting Allah or the Messenger (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). Apostasy in actions, such as throwing the Quran into a filthy place, because doing that shows disrespect towards the words of Allah, so it is a sign that one does not believe. Other such actions include prostrating to an idol or to the sun or moon. Apostasy by omission, such as not doing any of the rituals of Islam, or turning away from following it altogether. What is the ruling on the apostate? If a Muslim apostatizes and meets the conditions of apostasy - i.e., he is of sound mind, an adult and does that of his own free will - then his blood may be shed with impunity. He is to be executed by the Muslim ruler or by his deputy - such as the judge, and he is not to be washed (after death, in preparation for burial), the funeral prayer is not to be offered for him and he is not to be buried with the Muslims. The evidence that the apostate is to be executed is the words of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him): “Whoever changes his religion, execute him.” (Narrated by al-Bukhari, 2794) What is meant by religion here is Islam (i.e., whoever changes from Islam to another religion). The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: “It is not permissible to shed the blood of a Muslim who bears witness that there is no god except Allah and that I am His Messenger, except in one of three cases: a soul for a soul (i.e., in the case of murder); a married man who commits adultery; and one who leaves his religion and splits from the jama’ah (main group of Muslims).” (Narrated by al-Bukhari, 6878; Muslim, 1676) (See al-Mawsu’ah al-Fiqhiyyah, 22/180) Thus, it will be clear to you that execution of the apostate is something that is commanded by Allah, when He commanded us to obey the Messenger (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), as He says (interpretation of the meaning): “O you who believe! Obey Allah and obey the Messenger (Muhammad), and those of you (Muslims) who are in authority.” [al-Nisa 4:59] And the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) has commanded us to execute the apostate as in the hadith quoted above: “Whoever changes his religion, execute him.” It may need some time for you to be convinced about this matter, and for you to think about it. Perhaps you think that if a person follows the truth and enters into it and embraces the one true religion which Allah has enjoined, then we allow him to leave it quite easily whenever he wants and to utter the words of disbelief that put him outside of Islam, so he can reject Allah, His Messenger, His Books and His religion, and there is no punishment as deterrent, how will that affect him and others who enter the religion? Do you not see that this would make the one true religion, that everyone should follow, like a shop or store which a person can enter when he wants and leave when he wants, and it may encourage others to forsake the truth. Moreover, this is not someone who has never known the truth and practiced it and worshipped in accordance with it; rather this is a person who has known the truth, and practiced the religion and done the rituals of worship, so the punishment is no greater than he deserves. Moreover, such strong rulings as this are only applied to such a person whose life is no longer considered to be useful, because he knew the truth and followed the religion, then he left it and forsook it. What soul can be more evil than the soul of such a person? In conclusion, the answer is that Allah is the One Who revealed this religion and enjoined it. He is the One Who ruled that the one who enters it and then leaves it is to be executed. This ruling does not come from the Muslims’ ideas or suggestions. As this is the case, then we must follow the ruling of Allah so long as we are content to accept Him as our Lord and God. May Allah help us and you to do that which He loves and which pleases Him. We thank you once again. Peace be upon those who follow true guidance. Allah knows best

[@condorianonegdiffsgoku]

​@@wishdragon_ muslims are the only people who truly believe in their religion. They dont think of Allah as mere belief but as their creator. Judaism has death penalty for apostacy. Christianity didnt specifically abrogate this practice. But people today only folliw these religions in name. And hinduism is so confusing that its hard to get an answer from scriptures. But they dont truly believe in the first place. And buddhism doesnt even have God. So there you have it among the 5 major religions.

[@condorianonegdiffsgoku]

religion is not "just" (i dont know why you are implying relation with the God is a small matter) between a person and God. It covers everything from state laws to what you eat.

[@wishdragon_]

@@condorianonegdiffsgoku im aware, im a muslim myself

[@ishaqmohamed9253]

If someone is confused about something, then they should ask a scholar for help. Shame on him for publicly scolding her for trying to seek out the truth!

[@izzamismath5127]

Wallah! I was expect this comment from at least from one person. Applause to you brother. I didn’t find this answer convincing at all.

[@hamzajbara3751]

My sister he did not scold her , he was just afraid of the outcome of her question , because it may be a new muslim or a someone doesnt have enough knowledge have doubts when hearing this stuff on public.

[@mmo3304]

CONTEXT: In the Islamic legal system, Sharia Law covers laws for individuals, society, and the country. Every nation has its laws for capital punishment, and the country governed by Sharia Law also has laws for treason. It is acceptable for a person to keep their beliefs to themselves, and non-practicing Muslims are not punished under Islamic law. However, if a person converts to another religion, starts causing corruption, or commits a treasonous act, including divulging state secrets to adversaries, which could put the country in danger, the state reserves the right to impose punishment as it deems appropriate. Only the judicial branch of an Islamic state is responsible for observing and implementing verdicts according to Islamic Sharia Law. It is not the responsibility of individuals to observe laws meant for the state. If a Muslim is living in a non-Islamic country, Sharia dictates that they must obey the rules of the land.

[@MrAddyan]

Could you provide evidence for this specifically "However, if a person converts to another religion, starts causing corruption, or commits a treasonous act, including divulging state secrets to adversaries, which could put the country in danger, the state reserves the right to impose punishment as it deems appropriate." Does islamic shariah allow for capital punishment if the person abandons the religion and nothing else.

[@maisa5943]

Yes what's the evidence for if someone abandons religion and nothing else. Maybe a family member reads their diary where it says they are non Muslim now, who knows, aka they kept it to themselves.

[@amerikhan8507]

@@MrAddyan There is a story recounted by the scholars where the Prophet pbuh had two men executed - allegedly for converting to Islam and then reverting back to their faith. This is only a partial truth. The fact of the matter was that two men converted to Islam so that they could marry the two daughters of certain man. After they converted and married, they reverted back to their faith and tried kept the women hostage essentially. The father made a fuss and the two men killed him and his livestock and set fire to his house. For this they were executed.

[@Amish07]

@@maisa5943 What i heard from Dr zakir naik is that a person who doesn't spread lies is not executed

[@reyansk709]

Sheikh handled and replied to this question nicely

[@snowworld1641]

I had the same thought in my mind. Why is friends with such a person?

[@Rook.Kaiser]

maybe because the friend is curious.the world is large and fill with people of all backgrounds and upbringing and such

[@TheManOfPeace]

@@Rook.Kaiser doesn’t matter where a Muslim lives or whatever situation he/she lives is, he/she is obliged to live by sharia.

[@Rook.Kaiser]

sharia is just an arabic word for law.

[@snowworld1641]

@@TheManOfPeace personally, yes. One cannot impose it on someone else.

[@noorzip]

@@Rook.Kaiser sharia is islamic law

[@AngelMendoza-to4gd]

I don’t understand what’s wrong with her asking for advice to share to him… she’s asking you so she can advise him….she’s not just asking anyone she’s asking you because she find you knowledgeable

[@nickcarroll8565]

I imagine he gets a lot of these kinds of questions from people trying to make Islam look bad. Maybe the question was in good faith, maybe not. I’m not Muslim, btw.

[@EdwinTyler]

The imam is just insecure. Keep the sheep under control, never allow questions, don't allow them to think, follow the rule of God without using your mind. That's how a cult works.

[@joyboyboy5149]

youd be surprise how many Christian missionaries doing these lyind and deception..

[@infj5196]

​@@EdwinTyler Atheism and Christianity are cults. Islam is a religion. The sheikh already answered her brilliantly

[@Anonymyt11]

A little correction of the Shaykh. He said you should say „No i dont belief in this“. You shouldn’t say that, that could even give you more doubts if some shaykh confirms. What you should say „If that is true than I belief in it, for it is from Allah“.

[@AhmedAli-ve1tk]

So many smack down by the sheikh may Allah bless him

[@user-sm5wj7gl1l]

Give freedom...why punish offenders

[@avanarichierich8281]

The best of the best explanations/ clarifications. I love you Sheikh for the sake of ALMIGHTY ALLAH . You are among the people of JANNAH !!! Istijab Dua Ana Ya RABB ! 🤲

[@stepstojannah8173]

Brother only Allah knows who enters jannah You may say may Allah grant you jannah shaykh not you're from the people of jannah

[@haqataul4988]

ASSALAMUN Alaikum:-MaaShaaALLAH A or ALL the BEST-ANSWERS-ALLAH BLESS you. FeeAmaanALLAH KAREEEEM

[@braven07]

Religion is a funny thing, it teaches you what to think, not how to think. You are not allowed to legitimately question the doctrine.

[@EdwinTyler]

Religion is a cult.

[@jsmith5509]

I feel the sheikh was off base I in his assessment of Sara's Islam. He has NO right to assume he knows her heart. She asked a simple question. Someone left Islam because of something done to their father. Sara is asking for proof if what was done was truly in accordance with Islam. Inquiring minds want to know! Where's the problem???

[@saral9817]

he clearly stated he leaves it with Allah. ItaqAllah

[@darkninja1693]

His issue isn't that she's asking the question, it's that she did it in public. It's a very sensitive matter and he believes it should have been asked in private. I disagree with him because this is a very important topic that Muslims should be educated on and maybe thid cleared out someone else's doubt about this hadith.

[@abdulousti4721]

Listen to this video again he said he leaves the matter to allah

[@sheilamae1795]

Sheikh is right , they obtain alot of decades to stydy islam,, they are gift knowledge form Allah , they gave their life in islam so dont acuse like dat, in islam there is no other God only Allah so meaning if you havw friends who is islam they will shre ther positivity and good deeds and they will understand each other, a no muslim More do haram things and sometimes when we flock togeher to that person is sma like a bird a flock together a with the same feather so it will affect our religion, u know sura ah nas try to watch the Surah An Nas and u will undertand

[@Flaterly01]

The way she asked the question shows that she had doubts about the religion, and that she believed the claims of an ex-muslim rather easily (because she said she was shocked to learn that death penalty is applied to apostates). The Sheikh is warning her against people that only try to confuse you in your faith. Islam has such a wide variety of knowledge and science that most Muslims are unaware of (because its not necessarily meaningful or necessary to know). Thus, if such a person (muslim or not) tries to give you bits and pieces of a science (instead of making you understand it fully), it will most likely confuse you and guide you away from the truth. Do not dive into many subjects without learning anything from A to Z. It will never benefit you, rather its a waste of your time. And this is an advice for all matters of life, not just for Islam. In my opinion, the Sheikh was spot on, and carefully guided her so she sets up her relationship with Allah correctly.

[@yahyakingcamara7413]

How the Shaykh frowned his face when the sister mentioned the hadith about Ali (RA) 🤣🤣🤣

[@mynmeisname4825]

A detailed answer for punishment on apostasy As a non-Muslim, I find myself Intrigued and attracted to your faith. However, I find it difficult to comprehend how a man can be sentenced to death for speaking (Salman Rushdie). I would have thought that we as humans do not have that right to make those decisions, only God can. Summary of answer: Apostasy in Islam refers to when a Muslim becomes a disbeliever by saying a clear statement to that effect, or by uttering words which imply that disbelief, or he does something that implies that disbelief. Answer Praise be to Allah. We thank you for your confidence in us and for sending this question to us, and we appreciate your being intrigued by our beliefs and your eagerness to find out the answer. We welcome you as a visitor and reader and learner. What stood out from your letter is that you are impressed with the religion of Islam . This is a good sign for us and for you. We are happy for our religion to reach people like you who are seeking for the truth. Our Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) told us that this religion would reach all places on this earth. Tamهm al-Dari said: “I heard the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) say: ‘This matter (i.e., Islam) will certainly reach everywhere that night and day reach, and Allah will not leave any house or tent [i.e., all dwellings, in towns and in the desert], but Allah will cause this religion to enter it, and some people will be honoured because of it [by converting] and others will be humiliated because of it [for refusing to embrace it], and they will be ruled by the Muslims, an honour which Allah will bestow on Islam and a humiliation which He will inflict on kufr (disbelief).” (Narrated by Ahmad, 16344; classed as sahهh by al-Albani in al-Silsilah al-Sahهhah, 3) In your case, your admiration for Islam will motivate you to find out what this pure monotheistic religion teaches , and how it is in accordance with sound human nature and common sense. We advise you to completely avoid any preconceptions that may influence you and take your time in reading about the teachings of the Islamic religion . With regard to your question, “However, I find it difficult to comprehend how a man can be sentenced to death for speaking. I would have thought that we as humans do not have that right to make those decisions, only God can” - what you say is correct, because no-one has the right to condemn another person to death without evidence from the Book of Allah and the Sunnah of the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). The ruling of execution because of a word that somebody utters is what the Muslim scholars call al-riddah (apostasy). What is apostasy and what constitutes apostasy? What is the ruling on the apostate (al-murtadd)? What is apostasy? Riddah (apostasy ) in Islam refers to when a Muslim becomes a disbeliever by saying a clear statement to that effect, or by uttering words which imply that (i.e., which imply disbelief), or he does something that implies that (i.e., an action which implies disbelief). What constitutes apostasy? The matters which constitute apostasy are divided into four categories: Apostasy in beliefs, such as associating others with Allah, denying Him, or denying an attribute which is proven to be one of His attributes, or by affirming that Allah has a son. Whoever believes that is an apostate and a disbeliever. Apostasy in words, such as insulting Allah or the Messenger (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). Apostasy in actions, such as throwing the Quran into a filthy place, because doing that shows disrespect towards the words of Allah, so it is a sign that one does not believe. Other such actions include prostrating to an idol or to the sun or moon. Apostasy by omission, such as not doing any of the rituals of Islam, or turning away from following it altogether. What is the ruling on the apostate? If a Muslim apostatizes and meets the conditions of apostasy - i.e., he is of sound mind, an adult and does that of his own free will - then his blood may be shed with impunity. He is to be executed by the Muslim ruler or by his deputy - such as the judge, and he is not to be washed (after death, in preparation for burial), the funeral prayer is not to be offered for him and he is not to be buried with the Muslims. The evidence that the apostate is to be executed is the words of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him): “Whoever changes his religion, execute him.” (Narrated by al-Bukhari, 2794) What is meant by religion here is Islam (i.e., whoever changes from Islam to another religion). The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: “It is not permissible to shed the blood of a Muslim who bears witness that there is no god except Allah and that I am His Messenger, except in one of three cases: a soul for a soul (i.e., in the case of murder); a married man who commits adultery; and one who leaves his religion and splits from the jama’ah (main group of Muslims).” (Narrated by al-Bukhari, 6878; Muslim, 1676) (See al-Mawsu’ah al-Fiqhiyyah, 22/180) Thus, it will be clear to you that execution of the apostate is something that is commanded by Allah, when He commanded us to obey the Messenger (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), as He says (interpretation of the meaning): “O you who believe! Obey Allah and obey the Messenger (Muhammad), and those of you (Muslims) who are in authority.” [al-Nisa 4:59] And the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) has commanded us to execute the apostate as in the hadith quoted above: “Whoever changes his religion, execute him.” It may need some time for you to be convinced about this matter, and for you to think about it. Perhaps you think that if a person follows the truth and enters into it and embraces the one true religion which Allah has enjoined, then we allow him to leave it quite easily whenever he wants and to utter the words of disbelief that put him outside of Islam, so he can reject Allah, His Messenger, His Books and His religion, and there is no punishment as deterrent, how will that affect him and others who enter the religion? Do you not see that this would make the one true religion, that everyone should follow, like a shop or store which a person can enter when he wants and leave when he wants, and it may encourage others to forsake the truth. Moreover, this is not someone who has never known the truth and practiced it and worshipped in accordance with it; rather this is a person who has known the truth, and practiced the religion and done the rituals of worship, so the punishment is no greater than he deserves. Moreover, such strong rulings as this are only applied to such a person whose life is no longer considered to be useful, because he knew the truth and followed the religion, then he left it and forsook it. What soul can be more evil than the soul of such a person? In conclusion, the answer is that Allah is the One Who revealed this religion and enjoined it. He is the One Who ruled that the one who enters it and then leaves it is to be executed. This ruling does not come from the Muslims’ ideas or suggestions. As this is the case, then we must follow the ruling of Allah so long as we are content to accept Him as our Lord and God. May Allah help us and you to do that which He loves and which pleases Him. We thank you once again. Peace be upon those who follow true guidance.

[@abuyaqubbeneficialplaylist6623]

The Prophet (ﷺ) forbade to fold clothes while praying in an authentic narration in Sunan ibn Mājah - therefore do not fold your sleeves and pray. If there is a necessity to fold the lower garment for not having them lowering to the ankles, then there is no problem.

[@saral9817]

can you provide a saying of a scholar who had your understanding for the last part. BarakAllah feek

[@amnamalik3862]

How can i ask sheikh a question?my question is that i have sinus and during day time my nose gets itchy i feel the need to take steam with vics or certain medicine for nose to unblock it.can i do the precedure while i am fasting or do i need to wait for iftar?

[@NadinaStryhn]

Great example of shaming a women for asking questions 😒 About a sahih hadith.

[@Yoffezz]

1- The shiekh said the hadeeth isn’t sahih 2-He answered her dumb question

[@belleame1064]

Agreed, but the majority of this womans comments are against his responses and appear to be based on ​some type of feminist stand. She even attempts to tell others to ignore his responses. Not worth entertaining@Yoffezz

[@abuyaqubbeneficialplaylist6623]

The Prophet (ﷺ) has commanded to grow the beard and to shorten the moustaches. In another authentic narration (Hasan) in the book "Al-Bidayah Wan-Nihayah" of Imām ibn Kathīr, the Prophet (ﷺ) said that Allāh has Commanded to grow the beard and to shorten the moustache. The correct opinion is to cut what comes below the handful of one's fist. This was related by ibn 'Umar, ibn 'Abbās and as well as from Abū Hurayrah. A major Tabi' also narrated that the companions would cut what came below the handful. The aforementioned is the opinion of Sheikh Al-Albānī and one can relate to him for evidences.

[@Bablu-wz3om]

sara good question

[@Pur9leRain]

Common sense is not common. Alhumdulillah for sheikh like this honourable gentleman. We need to protect him!

[@EllenCPickle]

JazakAllahKheir Sheik! You answers are always to the point and put in a way everyone can understand!

[@YaAllahswt]

I love this sheykh but he shouldn’t have said “maybe you have a hidden agenda” we should always maintain husn al dhan for others.

[@tazonline21]

Sheikh Assim stop discouraging people to ask questions. If a questions is casting doubts about something, you are there to clear those doubts!

[@justarsenal1480]

[Quran 5:33] The punishment for those who fight God and His Messenger, and strive to spread corruption on earth, is that they be killed, or crucified, or have their hands and feet cut off on opposite sides, or be banished from the land. That is to disgrace them in this life; and in the Hereafter they will have a terrible punishment.

[@Quranistani]

In most cases sincere intuition is not wrong, it's your conscience (zameer) and intellect (shuoor) trying to make you a more thoughtful and better person. Good for SARA that she let her innate reason and morality remain uncrushed. In this case, my feeling was the Sheikh was wrong on multiple counts, and I say this as a retired Islamic Studies university Lecturer myself. 1) No one asking an earnest question out of curiosity or to learn more is ever at fault. As such, it is meaningless to assume someone has a hidden agenda or not. If their agenda is curiosity and to find the Truth (Al Haqq, one of God's beautiful names), then no one should insinuate anything negative about their questions. The best way to higher faith as the Quran advises is reflection and deep thought. 2) That hadith referenced and other hadith about killing due to apostasy are all false and weak hadith. Islam has lived side by side with those of other faiths from the start, including many who left Islam after the death of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), and these people were NOT executed. Islam doesn't need to force anyone to stay--their loss if they don't study deeper and leave. As the Quran states, "There is no compulsion in Religion" and thus Free Will and Choice are a gift from God for everyone. A religion that is a prison (you cannot leave willingly) is not Islam, the true religion. Our father Adam (PBUH) and his wife exercised Free Will in the wrong choice they made to eat the forbidden fruit--and they were regretful and punished for it, not killed. Then they and their offspring were left for a time in this Earth/Ard to make their choices (for God's glory and love or for their own selfish ego/nafs/shaitan). Thus this life of the dunya is for Free Will, that's the whole test of this dunya--we have to learn to respect that for everyone, in and out of our Deen. As the Quran again says, "To them their way, to me my way." We are only allowed to attack those who are oppressing us or others, not anyone who doesn't agree with us. So a man who is not a violent criminal can leave Islam without being murdered; it is a slander on Islam to say or believe otherwise. Leave this man's personal philosophy be--God will judge him to go to Heaven or Hell, not any of us. Wa Allahu Alim.

[@helojoeywala6622]

nice, but the sheikh never accused her of anything, he only said to her to be careful about what she asks because other people may become misinformed from her question and draw incorrect conclusions, he also said those hadiths she said were wrong because she talked about the hadith as if it said if someone leaves islam kill them, when the sheikh said that no even if they leave islam you can't kill them for it and even if they do it is not an individual decision rather a decision that is only carried out with the permission of the islamic ruler of the islamic country and a panel of judges after reviewing the case. i think he spoke respectfully as he even said to her that you may be asking to cause fitna but you may be asking to not cause fitna so his point was to say was be careful about what you ask in terms of don't try to slander islam with your questions. but yea allg

[@ochunglomryn2167]

Islamic study lecturer? sorry for being rude but you need to go back to study Islam first because your level of understanding Islam isn't upto being lecturer.. look again the translation and the meaning behind those ayah you've mentioned as you have misinterpreted the "free will"

[@Abu_Hafs]

The punishment for apostasy is prescribed and u are not here to change it

[@MHShah17]

I think confirming the nonsense as nonsense is good, Allah sats thing like "seek knowledge from the cradle to the grave". of course avoid being ready to exit easily, but better to try to understand and prove the truth than to shatter. Allah is forgiving, don't look for excuses to escape, but try not to let lies fool you, shaitan can use unconfidence as a weapon, better to try to learn even if it shows lack of surety.

[@sahaaail6674]

lies

[@calypsokween3336]

good answer. the only thing i would change is.....never speculate another person's intentions. some people just don't know how to ask important questions eloquently. people go to school for that or have training. she may have been nervous to ask such a complex question and did not know how to paraphrase what her friend had told her into a question. the girl might be afraid to ask questions in the future because of this. so next time....don't be super judgemental. I have a friend who used to be muslim and became an ex muslim. every time she tries to feed me her knowledge, I know to take what she says with a grain of salt. It also motivates me to learn more about Islam so I never end up in a situation like Sara and have doubts about my beliefs to the point where it robs me of my sanity.

[@SmSyf]

That's elegantly put utter nonsense, speculation is how we prepare and protect aspects such as, not limited to knowledge. What you meant to say is, acting solely upon speculation is not rational and is harmful. Speculation is majority of the time gateway to evidence. If practiced properly 😊 So try to be more understanding about what you speak of, before you do...

[@jelloq]

6:18 sheikh got no chill

[@MomoMomo-qm2bo]

For those who leave the faith then lies , slanders and brings corruption to the land MAY be executed. So there are clauses on this ruling too. It’s not simple as that. That’s why you don’t see many of this taking place even during the time of the prophet peace be upon him

[@bilqisnjama1387]

Please can someone tell me how to get to ask sheikh aseem al hakeem if phone calls please I need the number

[@noname-fy2lv]

Assalyamualeikum my name is Aman pls make for me dua!!!

[@justarsenal1480]

The punishment is for those who leave Islam and then try to crup the religion. That is acceptable for punishment it says in the Quran.

[@justsomeone6155]

Assalam o alikum. I just have a question. Not every one is knowledgeable to extent of scholars, is it wrong to trying to find out about it? Like if Sara here was unaware of the rulings how is she in a position to defend ? I understand shaytan has a way of working and can cast doubts. But gaining knowledge is also part of our deen. It’s recommended. If the intentions are correct doesn’t Allah always help rather than let you slip? Also I would definitely separate myself from people who have knowingly left the folds of Islam but if we don’t talk to them, how can we inspire them to come back to Islam? Despite of what people of Taif did to the Prophet (SAW) he still tried to give dawah to them. Please can someone answer?

[@saral9817]

he didnt say dont ask, he said be careful about what you ask in *public*

[@SmSyf]

Not in public, where it can cause confusion!

[@Itielbryce]

Brothers and sisters let’s donate to UNRWA as many countries stopped funding it and they might be forced to shut down. Our palestinian brothers and sisters need our help! Also spread the word. Jazakallah khair!

[@sirchillalot6602]

be careful if you ask questions that dont sell islam as good. just obey

[@Raghu155_]

Exactly what he meant

[@joshjacob1530]

Wow that is very interesting. A group of people wanted to deify the prophet and make him a god.

[@SmSyf]

Hmmmmm...... 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 Interesting and familiar 😂😊

[@WasifKhan29]

This is directly against the Quran's Verdict that there is no compulsion in religion

[@fady8205]

I also believe its very rare to get this punishment in shriya law ,the person can just lie about being an muslim and no one will know ,unless the individual has an agenda against islam and wants to cause corruption الله ألم

[@khanshifullah9810]

Zazakallah

[@yeabutnobut8564]

These hadiths have made people loose their mind.

[@affon384]

Only those that don’t reflect and research

[@mohammedjafer9265]

There is no confusion for a sound believer

[@oxy728]

6. How could you not only have an Ex-Muslim as a friend, but have a male friend?

[@Davood1994]

Thats not ur concern

[@Amyes.D.]

Salamoualikoum no it's forbidden.

[@oxy728]

@@Amyes.D. Wa Alaikuma Salam, yes I know it is haram. What I meant was when the Sheikh was numbering his questions/points, this should have been his 6th point

[@0815t]

Salamu Alaikum. I'm Ethiopian(as you can see) and in my country, its veeerry normal to be friends with the opposite gender. Even though women end up pregnant soooo many times, they don't learn anything. Sadly, they even think it's halal. Or at least act like it. And it's not just being friends, they shake hands, stay in seclusion, and even date and marry non-muslims, no boundaries whatsoever. It's like they're kafir. The parents dont't really do anything. I guess I can't be surprised alot of them don't pray.

[@bsar11]

@@Davood1994it can be his concern because the lady made it public to everyone, it is no longer a private matter. The moment you make it public, people have the right to comment on how stupid she is. Like the Sheikh said, she could be here to promote people away from Islam and I for one think so as well. If he wanted to, he could have started out with why do you have a male friend.