Ruggiero Lomonaco Pt 2 | Why Dubai IS the Best, Saving MY Family from Hell, Countries to Invest In

[@HonestLady]

This is the brother who saw noor and a voice in his dream to become Muslim SubhanaAllah …there’s his another interview he talks about it

[@gennarocollidi1329]

my man Ruggiero is a legend, I love his personality

[@haiderkhan3007]

MashaALLAH. May ALLAH strengthen his Imaan and keep him content❤

[@draqsabatool24]

Such a nice man. Best wishes for him and his family.

[@yiquanawalkb4run26]

May it please Allah to say so, Your happiness and humour are contagious ‘for free’ alhamdulillah, I really enjoy listening to you thank you

[@milantr5754]

Ma shaa ALLAH may ALLAH bless and protect

[@startup1442]

Amazing content, جزاك اللهُ خيرًا

[@muhammadusuf1890]

BarakalLoh fiykum my Alloh give you best,ameen

[@daawah8085]

ما شاء الله

[@mrajiu]

Guess you have never done Ramadan in madina or Amman I guess that’s why you think dubai is the best place for Ramadan

[@ruggierolomonaco224]

True. We need to come there next year, inshallah

[@azermamedov163]

What a beautiful guest you have indeed! I was sitting in my office doing dhikr in the Russian far east, raining outside, came across you another interview with him. This is a gem! I swear i want to be able to start islamic banking in Russia, i was researching it back in Australia when doing masters degree. This interview brings back old memories)))) Allah knows whom He picks, this Italian brother was a hidden gift which you opened for us. Thank you and may Allah give you barakah and goodness in your endeavour 🙏😊

[@jimbojimbo6873]

The part he described about his parents and the afterlife was humbling and open man, strong guy

[@donnamartaofficial9903]

MashaAllah MashaAllah MashaAllah 🌍🌎🌏 love & blessings 🌍🌎🌏 🇮🇹 from Rome, Italy 🇮🇹

[@HHas-i5q]

Great interview. Could you do a video covering schools in dubai with a good Islamic curriculum? Alot of the schools I see have largely expat teachers

[@OzzyIC3M4N]

May Allah Reunite him in Jannah with his loved ones

[@hanifali2566]

PART THREE PLEASE

[@abdullahmasud004]

Ruhgiero is always a delight and the interviewer did a wonderful job. The interviewer is so courteous.

[@zzFishstick]

Really cool and charismatic guy, with some interesting insights about London, Dubai and Islam

[@MMAth2]

Ruggiero is a great guest !!!

[@batdad549]

Masha Allah !! I really love brother Ruggiero for the sake of Allah ❤ We want to see more and more of him, in shaa Allah!!

[@muslimhandsuk1]

Great podcast - may Allah swt bless our brother, Ameen!

[@zubair_nocode]

Two people I admire greatly together! Great podcast. Thank you!

[@mohammadbajwa5472]

Love love for my brother Rogereio

[@AbuSulayman1112]

Grande Ruggero! Sempre un piacere ascoltarti. Che Allah swt ti protegga

[@AbuSulayman1112]

@Ifg_investment SCAM

[@CLBOO6]

The second conversion story is funny as well as beautiful!

[@amjadhussain5024]

😊 mashallah🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@nuraismail1146]

Masha Allah

[@somayyamughal8313]

Nice guy

[@dawsame5423]

Alhamdulillah, I am enjoying the discussion.

[@ayadaziz5489]

Can you let us know about the app in which the khutba is in different languages (timestamp 23:56) ? I been living in sharjah but havent heard about it

[@BearsGryll-f1z]

Was wondering about this. Is it Awqaf UAE?

[@Mik-n3f]

Maa shaa Allah, Jazak Allah Hu Khairan for making video to Brother, Ruggiero and the tim, what a good speech, Alhandullilah, Thank you so very much ❤.

[@zainazhar5477]

legend

[@predatorgaming4289]

Assalamu alaykum brother can i ask something this app charles schwab earning app it is halal or haram? can you make a video about it

[@ruggierolomonaco224]

It depends if you buy halal equities. The alp is just an account.

[@mohmda4449]

💚

[@geesixremain2481]

This set up looks familiar

[@Tzadokite]

the problem with dubai, uae, qatar, saudi arabia and gulf countries is that they are ruled by families as feudal lords. the people are peasants. there is the ruling elite and the "nobility" of the emirati's who are indigenous bedouin tribes living there for millennia. the bedouin mentality is always tribal and clannish with "us" versus "them". this is never good for "them" in the long run. the best places for non-arab muslims are malaysia, indonesia, turkey. history is proof that monarchies and kingdoms without any limit on their powers are inimical to the citizens.

[@Tzadokite]

@Ifg_investment thanks, but we banu as-sadduqiyyah have been following our 3300 year old financial advice since moses which is: "keep all your assets liquid (such as gold bullion, 22K jewelry, long term equity investments in shariah approved companies, not invest in real estate except the one house in which one lives which should be in good area and big enough that people are not in each others faces but small enough that people can see each other all the time) and to never be in debt".

[@mariomaro7]

@@Tzadokite I believe that's a scam account posing as IFG. I looked up as-sadduqiyyah, from what limited material I read it seems they died out and were outlived by the Pharisees (al-farisiyeen) and other Jewish tribes. Funnily enough from what I read, the sadduqiyyah seemed to have great relations with the ruling class in order to maintain their positions. I'm curious why you mention shariah approved companies? Assuming you are Jewish, you don't have any reason to be bound by Islamic shariah (ETA: unless of course you meant the Jewish shariah). As for Malaysia and Turkey, I've lived extensively in both and would not recommend them to anyone. They have strict visa laws and government policy is not favorable towards foreigners in general. I can't speak for Indonesia but the issue with these countries is that foreign people are always the scapegoats in political campaigns and public discourse. High rent, inflation, and crime? All thanks to foreigners. It's truly sad to see. Malaysians in general though are incredibly kind and humble people.

[@Tzadokite]

​@@mariomaro7 which IFG account is scam? what you read about us is partly correct and partly incorrect. what you read about us was written by jews and christians mostly after 70ce i.e. the destruction of jerusalem and the temple. the most prominent jewish historian who is the primary source for both jews and christians is josephus who was a pharisee from the religious sect that arose among the tribe of judah after babylonian captivity. the hasmonean/maccabean uprising against us by the perushim and israelites was to exterminate us but we were able to escape to egypt and mecca. our ancestor Hannan (Onias IV) or Adnan (in arabic) rebuilt, purified the House of G-D (the Kaaba) in mecca. later other tzadokite/sadducee clans moved to both mecca and medina. I am not jewish in the sense of following the current rabbinic/talmudic judaism which is an outgrowth of the beliefs of the perushim after 70ce. the Quran says the prophet muhammad was the last nabi (prophet) and messenger (rasul). he was nabi for us and rasul for both us and the whole mankind. he corrected our beliefs, like the many prophets since moses who were sent by G-D to correct our beliefs based on Torah. Islam is purified/corrected Torah applicable to both us and all mankind. however, we are still required to keep many of the duties G-D had commanded us as the priesthood. so we did not became extinct, unfortunate for the jews and christians, and the bani israel and jews (who were from the tribe of judah and followed our beliefs in addition to considering ezra to be divine) the Quran addresses were us and israelites from the tribe of judah respectively. the banu nadir, banu qaynuqa, banu qurayza, banu najjar (the kohanim tribe to whom belonged the great grandmother, and the wife of hashim (the great grandfather), of the prophet), the banu aws, banu khazraj etc. were either sadduqiyyah or were arab converts (besides the jews mentioned above) to our beliefs. the battle of khaybar was between us and imam ali. the jews of today have no biological relation to us or the bani israel. this has been proven without any doubt through y-chromosomal genetic studies. except for about 50% of the jewish kohanim (who are less than 5% of the jewish population), there is no common ancestor of the jewish people as one would have expected had they all been the children of jacob. they do have middle eastern ancestry similar to all the arabs but they are not a tribe anymore. this is not surprising because after 70ce the perushim made matrilineal descent to be jewish for the new religion called judaism. obviously, even if ones tribe is through the father, all the biological connection to us and bani israel would disappear in a few generations as the women marry non-israelite men. this is why except for the 50% kohanim, no jew knows his tribal affiliation and do not have any historical genealogy to prove it. even ibn hazm (the 11th century muslim historian and polymath) clearly mentions that the bani israel and jews of arabia at the time of the prophet were not the same people he met and who called themselves jews outside of arabia. there were no rabbinic/talmudic jews or perushim in arabia during the time of the prophet and they could not been because we would not have allowed them to stay with us after what they did in 185 bce.