The Science of Shari'ah - Hamza Yusuf

[@The3PLX]

This man helped me to rediscover my religion. Thank you Hamza.

[@kryzhamid2810]

Emir Trako me too. He's truly a master teacher

[@saanea2000]

Me too!

[@rickstorm8948]

Guidance comes from Allah, just say Alhamdollilah...

[@zakme5638]

Same here

[@investmentsavingsaccount905]

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[@alcazar123456]

I am not Muslim but my heart feels drawn to it, and these videos from Hamza Yusuf are beautiful and make so much sense to me.

[@IslamOnDemand]

If you have a Qur'an, open it to any RANDOM page and start reading. I guarantee you will be blown away. :)

[@Humanaut.]

Look at the worst things mohammed did and think long and hard about it.

[@diarratullah]

I love cheikh hamza... He's the best teacher I ever had... Eventhough through videos... He goes straight to the heart and makes our Deen so smooth and peaceful... Al hamdulillah

[@youngyahye4765]

1000% agree

[@yasmindeedat8113]

Ohh I love his humour. What’s not to love. His knowledge surpasses beyond normal human comprehension. Really. He quotes poets philosophers great writes from the top of his head. He quotes from the Holy Quran as is to the point relating to the lecture. He never fails to quench the thirst of Islamic knowledge. Tears flow when he spoke about the Prophet’s milk mother. I cried like a baby. Now he jokes about names referring to himself and his son name. With a tender smile and a worthy joke. He mesmerised me all the time. Will I ever meet this wonderful human being. Humble. Yet he carries mountains of knowledge and shares it unselfishly. May Allah Protect Shekh Hamza wherever he goes. Bless him endlessly for we are in need of his lessons. Algamdolilah Praise is all due to Allah and I am fortunate to enjoy his lectures 🙏

[@IslamOnDemand]

Alhumdulillah. If you don't mind me asking... Are you related to Sh. Ahmed Deedat? (may Allah grant him Jannah)

[@MadisonHomes-i2m]

Shatan bringing back his gifts.....that's a powerful point brother Hamza. Alhemdullilah

[@osamahkiwan85]

Great way of lowering your IQ is to read the comment section of KZbin.

[@Maf99_]

lol true

[@plugheadmedia6634]

+Osamah Kiwan subhanallah that is so true lol, yet such a sad reality

[@shaenaazbalhorn8941]

Osamah Kiwan nn

[@moredeezy]

😂😂💀

[@soundheart4013]

Bob Haughey hello sir, how did you like the talk of Shakyh Hamza Yusuf ?

[@munayasar]

One of great early speeches by Shaykha!! ما شاء الله تعالى! جزاك الله خيرا كثيرا!

[@aminahbergliotrolsdorph7557]

سلام عليكم..و جزاك لله خيرا.. It's Early days.. I need Reminders .

[@Read-Quran-2-learn]

Alhamdolillah for English speaking Muslims having teachers like Shaikh Hamza

[@fatmamaher4692]

Sheikh Hamza always give a vital information Allah bless you

[@IslamsUntoldSecrets-qs2ik]

*The concept of 'right speech, right action' in Buddhism is so powerful! 🌟 It's all about spreading positivity and love. 💫*

[@Alphabeter]

ok

[@julio14335]

A mountain of knowledge from a very conscious mind. Shari`ah = Ah good over evil.

[@selmakeramy2762]

Salaam Sheikh, mind blowing as always. Pls come to Bangladesh, you will love it here. Pray for all time. Love you for deen , to be honest listen to many lectures by ulamas, ustads but your depth, eloquence and vast knowledge on varied issues amazes me. Jazakullah Khairun. I wish t could come to zaituna university and take a course.

[@thesmallslaveofhislord7720]

31:54 Masha'Allaah TabarakAllaah! Mashaa'Allaah Alayhu! how many people would just speak just because they feel like they have an idea about the answer to a question, subHaanAllaah shaykh stayed silent and said i'd get it checked by the mufti whose coming tomorrow, Masha'Allaah! That's how it should be AlHamdulillaah, beautiful to see the way of Imam Maalik being practiced by a Maaliki Alim :)

[@fire.smok3]

Mashallah that was so nice to witness that person’s conversion at the end ❤️May God bless him and keep him on the right path, ameen

[@ercaner_buzbey]

6:40 I think that the story about Abraham sacrificing Samuel(İshmael) is about our most dear things and connections. We need to sacrifice them or to be precise ready abandon anything for the sake of truth, without considering how much we love them. These can be our belongings our habits, beloved relatives or friends, or our own ideas.

[@Paper-Z]

Samuel?

[@joudas877]

@@Paper-Z his son

[@joudas877]

We’ll said brother Mashallah

[@casperislamicus]

Ismail is called Ishmael in the Bible. Samuel is someone else.

[@fire.smok3]

This was a joy to watch, I always watch Islamic lectures but this was better than usual, I think maybe the light atmosphere made it enjoyable :)

[@RubinaMerchant]

MashaAllah. JazakAllah Khairan! Find your sessions extremely griping. This is real education in my opinion. There were so many points in here that I always believed and relate to strongly but could never explain or justify why, just knew. I can finally feel I am not crazy and not alone for thinking like this.. :) Love the depth and clarification plus the dissecting of words and their origins. May such useful knowledge reach all our ummah and may Allah Give you Jannat ul Firdause. Ameen.

[@thejellofishh]

You are a blessing Sheikh! Long Live! Alhamdulillah!

[@Medunjanin91]

What an excellent class. Allahu Akbar, Elhamdulilah Ar-Rasheed As-Salam.

[@ouahmaneabdelkarim7577]

أعزك الله كما تخدم الاسلام

[@majorpremise]

Insightful talk...thanks Shaykh Hamza!

[@IslamOnDemand]

@BGfromGB The Qur'an is not the only source for deriving Islamic rulings. The issue of music is dealt with in the hadith literature, for the most part.

[@maherzain434]

What a beautiful way to end the video

[@adhdhahiri]

Dismissing a religion because it was first propagated to people in the desert is not rational. You're assuming something is untrue due to its age and geographical origin, not due to any evidence against it.

[@mreza84]

adhdhahiri @ not because of that, but just because of the lack of humanity in this religion, and other nonsensical you call Shariea or whatever...

[@MZD15]

@@mreza84 may Allah guide you and hope he puts tranquility in your heart.

[@salsabilahmedshrestho960]

​​@@mreza84you feel its nonsensical because you haven't assessed it honestly, without any predisposition or superstition. If someone who is soft spoken yet articulate like Hamza Yusuf seem nonsensical, you really are very far away from fitrah.

[@lovingsingleton]

that ritual with the hug at the end was really nice and really cute

[@Star-wh9lc]

تبارك الله ❤ بارك الله في عمرك ي شيخي حمزة

[@abdullahnauman9078]

Is it possible to find a recording of Shaykh Abdullah's lecture the following day? The questions he said he would leave until tomorrow were interesting, and I'd like to hear Shaykh Abdullah's opinion on them.

[@mjaff4]

1:04:30 5 principles of jurisprudence

[@chrisaliguitar]

I really respect this Shiehk

[@benbryany4656]

Ma shaa Allah full of wisdom :)

[@benbryany4656]

worfoz tell me more brother i understand how you feel. May you be guided :) i am sorry for you. I can't blame you. i advice you to read with your heart not by the hatred :) take care always ;)

[@worfoz]

@@benbryany4656 My friend, you do not understand me, you do not feel sorry but you only feel fear and confusion. I did read the quran, and there is only hatred: you know that, your sect is based on fear, paranoid, hatred and ignorance, and that is why you sound so stupid: advice ME to read your corrupt book? Do you have any idea what you are saying, my frightened friend? YOU should try and read this bible your sect hates and fears so much, and you know it: we all know YOUR little book very well, that's why we control you, remember? But you do not even dare to read our books, because they reveal the harsh truth: your bastard muhamed created this demon alla as his associate, alla is NOT the God of Abram, Isaac and Jacob, the God of the true prophets , ask the People of the Books: they know. Muhameds demon alla is the idol of slaves, descendants of unmarried slave Hagar and her bastard son Ismael, who was expelled from Abrams house and lineage . You're all abd ullas, slaves of this demon,ans that's why you're too scared to read the bible, because it makes you see what demon alla is and who controls it. So instead, you watch video's on our internet, scaring the hell out of you with nonsense about this evil demon alla, this wrath, his cruelty, his eternal hell and most of all his many enemies we now all call The Zionists! We understand how you feel: you are slaves, atheists fearing your great leader, your perfect example, the only one you can rely on: master muhamed and his alla, your useless abusive masters, and you worship them like the atheists in North Korea worship their perfect Great Leader Kim, with the only true emotions they know: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXnVpoKDns2orM0 "I understand how you feel" kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZiopIyvjcdrpdU

[@worfoz]

@RedEyeOfJupiter 2121 Love it or Hate it. Option 3: mock it, expose it and destroy it with jokes and laughter. How many corners of the world are there? I see refugees trying to occupy and conquer every Speakers Corner they know of. Good to see how some of you try to adapt to our free societies: medium.com/@stevespeakerscorner/speakers-corner-a-microcosm-2d63d262b0cb Good luck in your cornering your bowl

[@benbryany4656]

You don't have to insult others faith for you to justify your belief. God is one and no one is comparable to him. Read bible in original form which is Aramaic. Learn your religion seriously so that there will be no hatred in your heart. Islam is perfect but muslim is not. I hope you get it :) may God bless you

[@benbryany4656]

RedEyeOfJupiter 2121 thanks brother send more salawat to our beloved prophet Sallallahu alayhi wa sallam

[@maazuddinrabani974]

I love him for the sake of Allah

[@ayatollahjaber3599]

Love this sheik Hamza yosef so cool

[@mjaff4islam]

1:05 1- matters are based on intention

[@AdnanKhan-kg6ek]

Jami at-Tirmidhi 3577 Bilal bin Yasar bin Zaid [the freed slave of the Prophet(pbuh)] narrated: "My father narrated to me, from my grandfather, that he heard the Prophet (pbuh) say: 'Whoever says: "I seek forgiveness from Allah, the Magnificent, whom there is none worthy of worship but Him, the Living, Al-Qayyum, and I repent to him," (Astaghfirullāhal-`Azīm alladhī lā ilāha illa huwal-Hayyul-Qayyūmu wa atūbu ilaih) then Allah will forgive him, even if he fled from battle.'"

[@mr.mikaeel6264]

"80% of the world doesn't have telephones." That's from a very different age.

[@omarn7650]

This video is pretty old though. It is older than when it was published. It is possible the iphone wasn't even produced yet.

[@xondeez757]

@@omarn7650 I think this is 1997, phones was common in the west but not in most countries.

[@archivalfootage1]

Yeah this is from the mid to late 90s. Things were very different then

[@IslamOnDemand]

@BGfromGB Thank "G-d" most people are sensible enough to realize that Iran and Saudia Arabia are not Islamic run.

[@ercaner_buzbey]

1:44:00 it is about setting priorities in correct manner

[@fire.smok3]

I like how he brought up that making a lot of money is not a requirement in religion, and that theres no real justification to choose money making over righteousness or over protecting your faith. I mean it’s just the complete opposite of the spirit of Islam. One of the most recurring motifs in the Koran is the warning of man’s love of wealth and his delusion in attachment to worldly possessions. As well as the sunnah of the prophet sawas and his family and righteous companions, all whom lived purposely ascetic and humble lifestyles even when they had the opportunity to live in extravagance. Muhammad sawas after conquering Arabia was questioned on why he chose to continue living in a small house, wearing simple clothes, and eating mostly simple rice and dates when he could live in splendor as the kings of Persia and Greece did. Firstly Muhammad sawas would literally give away all the wealth he accumulated at the end of each day to charity and to relatives and neighbors and so he had no money left for himself, secondly he declined because he said that temporary wealth in a temporary life is meaningless, a tool of delusion. Plus multiple Hadiths that talk about the condemnation of the rich and the love of the poor, etc. It’s just disappointing how many Muslims of the modern day are perfectly fine with giving up so much of their Islamic practices and devotion just because of a job opportunity, a college degree that they obsess over because they see it as a social status, or because they can migrate to a country for welfare.

[@natwest2009natwest]

Excellent lecture really .....

[@IslamOnDemand]

@BGfromGB You keep going back to apostasy, but I'm talking about treason. Islam is NOT a religion, it's a complete way of life & state of being. Islam means "submission". Anyone who is TRULY in a state of submission to God is in a state of Islam. There is one God regardless of what we call Him. He revealed the same message to all prophets over time. But humans changed the message leading to the many religions today. If Yeshua was a TRUE prophet, he represented "submission to God" (islam).

[@IslamOnDemand]

@BGfromGB Prophet Muhammad allowed certain forms of music. The scholars differ as to what form. Apostasy was treason in the CONTEXT of the war being waged against Muslims 1400 years ago, but does not apply in peaceful times. Muslim women cover similar to nuns, Virgin Mary or Mother Teresa as do many traditional modest women. Where does it say women are not allowed to worship next to husband/family? Muslims actually accept all 10 commandments in some form. Tolerance is taught in the Quran 3:64.

[@Tinisisa]

SUBHANALLAH WALHAMDULILLAH LAA ILAAHA ILLA ALLAHU AKBAR

[@IslamOnDemand]

@BGfromGB Simply not true. The scholars have made a determination when each verse was revealed. Read Yusuf Ali's preface to each chapter & you see a "Makkan" or "Medinian" designation. Yes, the verses were not placed in chronological order like the Old Testament but this doesn't mean they lack chronology. Scholars can easily tell you which verse was revealed 1st, 2nd & so on, but for Muslims the order is not important... the message is. As far as context, the hadith literature provides all that.

[@villiestephanov984]

Gluposti na turkaleta .

[@aslamchaudhry7805]

Jummah'skhutba subhanAllah

[@Opacalypso]

I have seen this several times and shared it with some people, thank you so much Hamza Yusuf. at 55_12 about the 4 witnesses, there is a word I do not understand, sounds like "its a proper gag"?

[@IslamOnDemand]

"It's a public act."

[@souhail208]

jaazaka ALLAH khayraa

[@skiwakz]

i hope he comes to S'pore for a talk

[@IslamOnDemand]

@BGfromGB When I said "provide chapter & verse number" it was in response to you saying "treason in times of war? Really? The Quran does not say so." It was in reference to the issue of treason/apostasy, not music. Man or God? By His wisdom, God has not spelled out every ruling for all times. So humans (preferably scholars) must use their intelligence to interpret what God means by this or that. Again, this is the act of "jurisprudence". But ultimate judgement of right/wrong remains with God.

[@awiilda9163]

Masha Alláh. Soooo great 👍 love it 😍

[@alexblaze2217]

Jazaka Allah khayran :)

[@quantumo2099]

Alhamdulilah!

[@randomguy574]

Someone tell me the full name of sheikh abdalla he mentioned

[@MB-tb6jy]

I believe he's referring to Shaykh Abdallah bin Bayyah

[@randomguy574]

@@MB-tb6jy thank you brother

[@MB-tb6jy]

@@randomguy574 No problem.

[@johgnu213]

I like Hamza he keep lot info his mind

[@helensimons7832]

go go hamza yusaf go !

[@adelekekhalid3058]

Assalam alaykum brother islam

[@buddybuddy1988]

The last thing happened in this video was the best ( taking shahada)

[@IslamOnDemand]

@BGfromGB Excellent! Now that we've agreed to have a respectful and logical debate, I ask you a logical question... Anders Behring Breivik, the recent Norway terrorist, calls himself a "Christian". Does this mean his ACTIONS are consistent with the TEACHINGS of Christianity?

[@SHAMSUDIN77]

very very useful & nice.......

[@Jls728]

I was born out of wedlock and this kinda depresses me. I wonder, if we don’t have claim to our fathers lineage, does that mean we don’t need to keep his surname? I was given my fathers name, but as I married I took my husbands name. I didn’t realize this is a sin in Islam, so I didn’t think anything of it. When I found out it’s haraam, I was upset but didn’t think it practical to change it back now. Maybe I don’t need to worry after all since I can’t claim him as my father due to Islam’s law on lineage? Anyone have any input on this matter?

[@gandalfm.student4756]

Sister. No need to be depressed about it. Alhamdulillah. Your presence in the world is a great addition for the Ummah. Alhamdulillah. Keep your current name insha Allah.

[@JocelynBurrell]

Adam was he cast in the place Ibrahim left Hajjar and Ismail?

[@florent9555]

I have a question about the lineage. I hope I didn't miss something but in the talk we get a lot of information about how lineage is preserved in sharia but I ask myself why is it so important to preserve the lineage? I know from a feeling that it is important to know where you're from but why is it so important?

[@mohammadazzam269]

For me, it is very important for psychological stability or inner comfort, it is a human nature i guess to feel comfortable when we have an affiliation or even to just know a truth about ourselves.. In Shareia, there are several things related that, for example, in the marriage rulings a person can't marry his sister / her brother, another example, the heritage distribution has certain calculations and they can not be applied if the lineage or the origin is unkown..

[@rameezmazhar4086]

Ultimately when you look at a Lineage you ultimately have righteous people in your Lineage and it can be a point of motivation and a reminder of where you came from.I used to have a bad habit of having in a sense a kind of jealousy for syed people because they were from the Lineage of the Prophet (SAW) but then I remembered that my last name is Siddiqui,meaning there is a possibility that my Lineage goes back to the 1st Caliph.Now if I didn't know my Lineage,I would've in a sense been robbed of that knowledge and in a sense a point of motivation.

[@CLBOO6]

Look at the documentary about child who was born from donated sperm. Many of them grow up asking that question of where they came from. As adults many of them wanted to know who was the sperm donor and wanted to meet them.

[@CLBOO6]

Just watch this TV show “Who do you think you are” where people got emotional to learn bout their ancentors. Lineage determine your personality, health, looks. Most diseases are gene related, hereditary, mental health diseases as well. Lineage is as important as history. It’s your own personal history books before you even existed.

[@sheikhfadhilaljahdhamy6751]

حَدَّثَنِي مَالِكٌ، عَنْ يَحْيَى بْنِ سَعِيدٍ، عَنْ سَعِيدِ بْنِ الْمُسَيَّبِ، أَنَّ رَجُلاً، مِنْ أَسْلَمَ جَاءَ إِلَى أَبِي بَكْرٍ الصِّدِّيقِ فَقَالَ لَهُ إِنَّ الأَخِرَ زَنَا ‏.‏ فَقَالَ لَهُ أَبُو بَكْرٍ هَلْ ذَكَرْتَ هَذَا لأَحَدٍ غَيْرِي فَقَالَ لاَ ‏.‏ فَقَالَ أَبُو بَكْرٍ فَتُبْ إِلَى اللَّهِ وَاسْتَتِرْ بِسِتْرِ اللَّهِ فَإِنَّ اللَّهَ يَقْبَلُ التَّوْبَةَ عَنْ عِبَادِهِ ‏.‏ فَلَمْ تُقْرِرْهُ نَفْسُهُ حَتَّى أَتَى عُمَرَ بْنَ الْخَطَّابِ فَقَالَ لَهُ مِثْلَ مَا قَالَ لأَبِي بَكْرٍ فَقَالَ لَهُ عُمَرُ مِثْلَ مَا قَالَ لَهُ أَبُو بَكْرٍ فَلَمْ تُقْرِرْهُ نَفْسُهُ حَتَّى جَاءَ إِلَى رَسُولِ اللَّهِ صلى الله عليه وسلم فَقَالَ لَهُ إِنَّ الأَخِرَ زَنَا فَقَالَ سَعِيدٌ فَأَعْرَضَ عَنْهُ رَسُولُ اللَّهِ صلى الله عليه وسلم ثَلاَثَ مَرَّاتٍ كُلُّ ذَلِكَ يُعْرِضُ عَنْهُ رَسُولُ اللَّهِ صلى الله عليه وسلم حَتَّى إِذَا أَكْثَرَ عَلَيْهِ بَعَثَ رَسُولُ اللَّهِ صلى الله عليه وسلم إِلَى أَهْلِهِ فَقَالَ ‏"‏ أَيَشْتَكِي أَمْ بِهِ جِنَّةٌ ‏"‏ ‏.‏ فَقَالُوا يَا رَسُولَ اللَّهِ وَاللَّهِ إِنَّهُ لَصَحِيحٌ ‏.‏ فَقَالَ رَسُولُ اللَّهِ صلى الله عليه وسلم ‏"‏ أَبِكْرٌ أَمْ ثَيِّبٌ ‏"‏ ‏.‏ فَقَالُوا بَلْ ثَيِّبٌ يَا رَسُولَ اللَّهِ ‏.‏ فَأَمَرَ بِهِ رَسُولُ اللَّهِ صلى الله عليه وسلم فَرُجِمَ ‏.‏ Malik related to me from Yahya ibn Said from Said ibn al-Musayyab that a man from the Aslam tribe came to Abu Bakr as-Siddiq and said to him, "I have committed adultery." Abu Bakr said to him, "Have you mentioned this to anyone else?" He said, "No." Abu Bakr said to him, "Then cover it up with the veil of Allah. Allah accepts tawba from his slaves." His self was still unsettled, so he went to Umar ibn al- Khattab. He told him the same as he had said to Abu Bakr, and Umar told him the same as Abu Bakr had said to him. His self was still not settled so he went to the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, and said to him, "I have committed adultery," insistently. The Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, turned away from him three times. Each time the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, turned away from him until it became too much. The Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, questioned his family, "Does he have an illness which affects his mind, or is he mad?" They said, "Messenger of Allah, by Allah, he is well." The Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, said, "Unmarried or married?" They said, "Married, Messenger of Allah." The Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, gave the order and he was stoned. Reference: Muwatta Imam Malik USC-MSA web (English) reference : Book 41, Hadith 2 Arabic reference : Book 41, Hadith 1504

[@zamzamkhan759]

@2:44 Many Muslims around the world have fallen into ritual that is not from Allah, and Allah gave them no authority to do that... Some customs are totally against the teachings of Islam, for instance, the female giving the dowry in a wedding. You will find in some Muslim countries, where the female is forced to give a dowry because of previous religious traditions that were strong in those cultures and yet that is against Islam. So that is part of tradition becoming a part of Jahalliyya or ignorance within the culture.

[@4gripp]

lailahaillah, lailahaillah, lailahaillah...

[@IslamOnDemand]

@BGfromGB What it says about our religion is that it embraces a humane system of "jurisprudence" by scholars that allows for interpretation & re-interpretation of traditional beliefs & practices, which also exists in Judaism, Christianity & virtually every other religion. When you talk about the Quran provide chapter & verse number, as I did above, otherwise your claims are baseless. Your 1st comment made no mention of worship in the mosque which changes the argument. I will reply after you.

[@mjaff4islam]

1:00 3- difficulty neccessatate facilitation should be no undur deress

[@IslamOnDemand]

@BGfromGB Likewise with Islam... we have many "Muslims" but very few PRACTICE their religion, especially the so-called "leaders" and "presidents" of entire nations! So why are you not willing to apply the same logic to radical/deviant/deranged "Muslims" that you do with radical/deviant/deranged "Christians"??

[@worfoz]

Acting like Jesus is not illegal. Acting like muhammed is illegal is almost all countries except the islamitic countries Iran and KSA. I know you believe it's halal but raping a child is a crime. Waging war on people who don't believe yo're a prophet is a crime too. If 1,5 billion "muslims"(the proper word is muhammedan) would practice their sectarian beliefs like at the battle of the camel, the problem would have resolved itself because all muhammedans would be dead then. Unfortunately that's not the case.

[@RobertOfStAlbans_]

worfoz Christians don’t act like Jesus. Muslims do. Ignorance and the love of ignorance is the worlds issue. You have clearly demonstrated that love. I see that you responded to a comment made 6 years ago. Lol. You’re welcome to try again.

[@JocelynBurrell]

The word Bast what Prophet did you get this from

[@selo1514]

Turkish subtitles please

[@gandalfm.student4756]

Please do dua for me, my brothers and sisters. I need all the help I can get.

[@mr.mikaeel6264]

Did you defeat the ballrog?

[@hanssiegel9882]

Test . Does this site welcome dialictical discussion on Islam and the teachings of the Koran? If not I'll post my remarks on other sites.

[@MsAryan29]

Alhamdullila

[@IslamOnDemand]

@BGfromGB So you're saying that there cannot be more than one interpretation of the 4th commandment?? Wow! Debate over. Peace be with you.

[@mjaff4islam]

1:06 2- cirtainty is not lost due to doubt

[@JocelynBurrell]

European where is this location

[@mjaff4islam]

1:40:00 4th norms are binding

[@Fahiza-h2g]

And your name at the end should of been handsome 😂😂❤ your so lovely bless all your family 😂😂❤

[@BGfromGB]

Respond to this video says when I talk about the Q I must mention the verses.Well I was talking about all forms of music as being haraam. If this is mentioned in the Quran, then I would have cited chapter and verse.But there is no such verse- it does not exist. So who dictates whether music is sinnful. Man? or God?

[@mjaff4islam]

1:37:00 4th harm is removed

[@nikeheadd06]

when was this recorded?

[@Maf99_]

nikeheadd06 I think 1999

[@romm95]

@BGfromGB The Muslims in Madina had a written contract with the tribe of israel in Madina. They broke the contract by helping the external (not living in Madina) enemies of the Muslims. For this they were punished. Under any law this is justified if you break a contract knowingly and you try to destroy the other party in the contract when you have agreed to work together with them.

[@zaydmia5097]

No, Brejvik was not deranged, he even said that he wasn't crazy and he was just Christian. Sh. Abdullah Hakim Quick has talked about this when I was having lunch with him.

[@IslamOnDemand]

@BGfromGB Stay on point and stick to the topic. Stop replying with digressions and insults and maybe our debate will be somewhat productive. You made an argument about Iran and Saudi Arabia being "Islamic run" and I refuted it by denying your very point. But you don't address this... why? You have done this throughout our little debate with various other points. Why can't we debate a single point to its conclusion? Isn't that what a debate is all about? C'mon, let's be respectful & logical here.

[@JocelynBurrell]

Created Adam from Clay like pottery? Is that in the Arabic

[@JocelynBurrell]

The name Africa where did that name arrive

[@mjaff4]

17:14 presevraation of life

[@mjaff4]

43:05 preservation of wealth & property

[@trigger393]

such an intelligent person yet the audience are asking him the silliest of questions

[@belladonnnaxox]

Every question is important. You have no idea what the level of others is and it's a testament to his character that he doesn't feel like he can't answer them because they're too low for him.

[@SaceedAbul]

Did you even watch the video? He couldnt get his hand cut off if he's poor and or in a bad condition and Forgiveness is always better

[@ceegee5080]

I know this is an older lecture. But we must differentiate something. The muslim majority (the Uygur Turks) are not chinese. They are Turkic.

[@BGfromGB]

@IslamOnDemand says "To each his own" Agreed 100% So long as one submits to the Almighty .Even the Quran affirms this [5.69] Surely, those who believe, those who are Jewish, the converts, and the Christians; any of them who (1) believe in GOD and (2) believe in the Last Day, and (3) lead a righteous life, have nothing to fear, nor will they grieve.”

[@villiestephanov984]

[ 5:69 ] it is written after Jeremiah's 36 , where there were added to them many similar words, concerning *5:89 [!]

[@mjaff4]

18:03 preservation of lineage

[@jocelynburrell9174]

Bismi Allah is that the reason so many babies and sickness four didn't watch so now we have young and old using what you have been saying may the women and babies and young who have this

[@BGfromGB]

@IslamOnDemand says"....allows for interpretationof traditional beliefs Etc" As far as Judaism and christianity are concerned the traditions arebased on the context chronology and historicity contained within the scriptures. This is notb the case with the quran. There is no historicity and certainly lacks in context, if any at all. Chronology is non existent. The Q is merely a compendium of verses, of which at least 40% are repetetive, in no particular order

[@villiestephanov984]

Exactly.

[@ake_aesthetic5186]

So what will happen to the child?

[@mimamimi2411]

What the relationship , Hassain and Hussain of Rasouallah?

[@mimamimi2411]

..

[@MB-tb6jy]

They are he's sons (Ridwan Ullahi `alayhima wa sallima wa Salla Allahu wa Sallimu `ala abihuma)

[@data_analyst7944]

They are his Grand sons from his Daughter Fatima r.z

[@IslamOnDemand]

@BGfromGB To each his own.

[@BGfromGB]

@IslamOnDemand says "it embraces a humane system of "jurisprudence"by scholars that allows for interpretation& reinterpretation. Nowhere anywhere in the Q does it mean that any form of music is haraam. So how does this mumbo jumbo meaningless "jurisprudence" fit in the scenario in this case?

[@villiestephanov984]

Amos will turn your feasts into mourning and all your songs into lamentation of 55th surah.

[@DickusCopernicus]

Iam Noone it is necessary to learn about something in order to appreciate whether it is something that fits into your world view or not. If what you discover runs counter to your present view then one has to consider its veracity and the evidence for it before adopting what you have learnt either within your existing world view paradigm or a newly created paradigm. Of course in this rational process of learning and discovery one is liable to come across ideas or teachings that cannot be supported by evidence other than the testimony of those already convinced. In such cases these ideas and teachings have to be treated with caution and skepticism. Religious faith of any tenor will fall into this category and must be treated as being a social construction to explain what cannot yet be understood by science. I appreciate that you will not agree with this point of view, but as I am gracious enough to accept that you believe in the truth of your ideas, and I agree that you should have a right to hold to that truth as you see it. You must at least extend the same curtesy to me out of our mutual humanity if nothing else. If however your belief extends to the point that you cannot allow me to see the world as I see it in my own terms then we will have reached a point of crisis and potential conflict, that I for one would want to avoid.

[@محمدابراهيم-ذ2ظ6ك]

DickusCopernicus Excellent statement. So id like to point out what we believe about falsifiability. We believe that reality is in essence beyond our comprehension, that the intellect cannot conceptualise all of existence. (just an interesting difference in world view)

[@bballtab15]

When exactly was this lecture, just out of curiosity?

[@ayeshahameed2859]

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