Mauritania 4: The Ulama of Mauritania | Dr. Mufti Abdur-Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera

Title - Mauritania 4: The Ulama of Mauritania
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[@Estateandassetsmaster]

MaashaaAllah may Allah preserve him inshaaAllah.

[@praises1979]

This is one of the greatest coverage about the Ulamas. May Allah rewards you brother

[@praises1979]

We still have a lot of these kind of scholars in west Africa. Not only do they have the knowledge about the Deen, but when you look at how much time they spend worshipping Allah, 😭....This is why muslims that intensively worship Allah until their bones feels the Noor will never choose to live in the cities. They all love to live in remote villages. It saddens me a lot when I look at the life style of Muslim cities nowadays. Not only are different in religion but how do we preserve our Noor as worshiper. Every body knows what light (Noor) means, but you to be a worshiper to know how it feels like. You feel authentically connected hearing Azan alone.

[@hajraarbei2486]

Lots of treasure in Mauritania mashaa Allah..blessed land

[@dlhussain81]

I can relate to what mufti saheb is saying. When I’m in Muslim countries I feel at peace and full of love for the people around me

[@5BroCorp]

ALlhumdulilah the scholar knew the heart and gave the perfect kitaab to open hearts. A miracle indeed, Allahummasali ala Muhammed Wala aali Muhammed

[@qqq2084ee]

ma sha Allah, your videos are very helpful. Thank you so much brothers!

[@yamakbats]

Ma Shaa Allah, this was an overall very nice short series but this video was the most pleasant to watch so far :) Barakallahu feekum

[@charla712]

Thank you so much. I'm so happy machaAllah that I found this video. As a mauritanian, it was very instructive for me. I always wondered who was the ulama of my country. And I'm impressed by the open-minded spirit of this academy for travelling and trying to discover how the scholars are organized in other countries. Thank you so much for making me travel with this video. May Allah bless you and reward you for your work Ameen

[@AIMMONSTA]

there are a lot of great Ulama in your Country Allahumma Barik, i heard there are even whole viliges ruling with shariah etc. My goal is it, after i learned arabic to make hijrah to mauretania in shaa Allah

[@charla712]

@@AIMMONSTA in shaa Allah may Allah make it easy for you to fulfil your dreams ameen

[@AIMMONSTA]

@@charla712 Allahumma Amin ajm3ain

[@ahmed2180]

@@charla712 Salam bro , can I get ur email id, I just need some details of your country and islamic studies.

[@irened8457]

Alhumdulillah, i am touched by the inclusitivity. Coming from a south asisn background we rarely hear about these scholars. Islam is an inclusive religion

[@islamnorway]

Jazaakallaho khayr! Really loved this video.

[@siddiqueyd1]

Masha Allah, , So happy to the Shaikh and others, May Allah SWT Grant us all the Right Path.

[@abdrahman4434]

Assalammualaikum wrt, Alhamdulillah syukran. Praise to Allah SWT and our appreciation to you my syaikh for making this useful videos. May Allah grant us rizki to go study or visit them. Barakallahu fikum.

[@DurbanMystic]

Really refreshing to see that Mauratanian ulema hold the same views as barelvi ulema , and a deobandi alim is paying homage to him.

[@negan-saviors92]

ماشاء الله Very great Video! This is so motivating♡ I missed Sheikh ad Dedew in this Video but there were great scholars in the Video جزاك الله خيرا و سلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته

[@samiredwan6544]

mashAllah its beutiful i hope u come Here in Ethiopia youwill get to many suffi

[@christrucker4882]

Beautiful Maa’shaa’Allah

[@hameedshah9874]

May Allah bless him with good health

[@abdulhaleem6734]

mashallah jzk to Milan benefitted alot

[@abdiazizismail2306]

Maashaa Allaah, that is the true DIIN.

[@mohammadmoazzam191]

Mashallha better knowledge jaza kalla kher aameen

[@Oo786oO]

Shaykh, please translate the book that is a commentary on the poetry on shamaa'il, JazaakAllaahu Khairan!

[@Insaniya.humanity]

Make effort to learn Arabic

[@dark_moon7787]

The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said: If anyone memorized ten verses of the beginning of surat alkahf, he will be protected from the trial of Dajjal. In another narration: From the closing verses. Allah grants success.

[@mandn4207]

Shukran may ALLAH'S mercy be with you, can someone tell me if we do have a similar idea on Shafii scholars who still exist that we can depend on .

[@ts7152]

Masha Allah

[@user-we5tu7eg5e]

السلام عليكم ، الشيخ عبد الله بن أحمدن أين أجده بارك الله فيكم

[@muhammedswalih1997]

assalamu alikkum dear shaykh you are welcome to kerala india with love include me in your dua

[@dark_moon7787]

ذكر عن النبي محمد عليه الصلاة و السلام أنه من حفظ عشر آيات من فواتح سورة الكهف عصم من الدجال، و في رواية: من أواخر سورة الكهف. و الله ملي التوفيق.

[@umaimaha145]

May I know the details about the sheikh you talked about at last where he has facilities for women too. I really need to know Usthadh. Please let me know

[@windfal7]

Could you please list down the names of these shaikhs please?!

[@muhamaddaruur979]

what mention the colour in regards to the muslim ulamaa

[@muhammadumaralhanbali]

Assalamualaikum....Shaykh If turban is a cultural stuff just because abu zahl also put on turban then what about beard. It was also a culture of pagans of that time to have beards. So on this basis beard is also a cultural thing??

[@kaylkayl3591]

How can I join when visiting all these awliyah!

[@dlhussain81]

kayl kayl come to mufti abdur Rahman’s majlis here in London!

[@Truth_31361]

you should stick to SOAS univeristy of london

[@mohammadaamir5835]

I pray to Allah may he unite Deobandis and Barelvis in the subcontinent....aameen

[@berhoom6204]

+Mohammad Aamir it's not going to happen until the D's themselves cut the crap about Mawlid and Tawassul.... 2 taboos which they brush under the rug - and even the respected shaykh here did it at 9:00.

[@mohammadaamir5835]

@@berhoom6204 brother deobandis dont consider tawasul impermissible but they dont accept istigaasa i.e seeking help...I myself have to listened to students of Shaykh Murabit Al Haj (may Allah have mercy on him) like Shaykh Salek bin Siddina حفظه الله and he believes in istigaasa and even he said Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم was given knowledge of unseen , he hears our salat o salam via angel and also directly and many other things which barelvis in subcontinent believe...so I think in subcontinent barelvis are very close to Ahlus Sunnah..and many deobandis are wahabi inclined..I pray may Allah unite them both on the true creed of salaf..

[@berhoom6204]

@@mohammadaamir5835 Amin. Are you UK based? I also know a student of the respected sheikh you mentioned, living not far from me.

[@mohammadaamir5835]

@@berhoom6204 no brother I am not from UK but have been listening to Shaykh Salek from a long time..

[@AbdullahodSandzak]

@@mohammadaamir5835 Masha Allah Shaykh Salek is a great scholar that we can unite on. His lectures on the rights of parents have changed my life! God bless him I think most deobandis aren't aware of the evils within their understandings and main scholars who started the school. There is a reason that Imam Riza Khan refuted them and declared them misguided

[@user-vm6jb5kd4j]

بارك الله

[@jolaoshoabdulbateen8239]

Is sheikh Mohammed Al-hassan different from sh. Al-Didu ???

[@abdur-raheemabubakr3949]

please is he a sufi scholar

[@majidhussain2210]

Did you meet Sheikh Muhammad Al Hasan Ad Dadew?

[@fahadkazi6469]

Majid Hussain idk y did he miss sheikh ad dido

[@user-dz4ty5tj7q]

Not sure he would meet him. He is Salafi as far as I know.

[@jannatjannat178]

@@user-dz4ty5tj7q Salam maleikum dear brother or sister how is salafi ?

[@anthonysurf47]

Why mention there skin colour.

[@gaznawiali]

Didn't you meet shaykh abdallah bin bayyah?

[@hiddens2346]

He's in the Emirates currently, right?

[@lorenasmith7135]

In a university of California at Berkeley advanced level journalism class, students who have an average IQ of 130-140, the students are taught that the average American reads and writes at a sixth grade level, so one should not write at the highest level of literary showmanship possible. Rather, to communicate effectively, one should dumb down the vocabulary to the level of the prospective "target audience" of semiliterate non university educated readers with an IQ of exactly 100

[@abdulmunim318]

Thanks for that great insight Lorena Smith. It makes sense.

[@xpert123456]

Just repent and say la ilaha illallah and denounce Deobandi elders kufr. Inshallah Allah will admit you to paradise.

[@econ1985]

One salafi doesn't like the video.

[@lifelinesomalia]

+JDMRacingUK Which salafi you are talking about salafi SALIH or SALAFI AL FASID. you need to do some home work to find out what ISLAM really is, ISLAM means calling people to the straight path, not to follow NAMES, let me put it this way I AM JUST A MUSLIM, I don't even believe THAT A MUSLIM SHOULD BE A SUNI or SHIA. BUT JUST MUSLIM.

[@lifelinesomalia]

+ghazali I don't know what you are trying to explain, by mentioning tribe, do you thing all Somali people are the same, there are generation who knows nothing about tribalism, I am a fifth generation born in diaspora, I know nothing about Somali tribe, what brings this tribalism thing into this discussion, we are talking about Islam and Muslims!!

[@thewolf1801]

LOL youre clearly ignorant regarding the pseudo salafi sect

[@furyxstorm]

What is Dijani Tarika?

[@rashadtalib2908]

Arij Syed it came from shaykh Ahmed Tijani (RA) he's is from Algeria and the Tariqa has spread all throughout North Africa, West Africa, Sub Sahara Africa, United States, and parts of Europe.

[@WaqarAslam2000]

It is a type of spirituality.

[@tam323]

Waqar Aslam It is spiritual training based on Quran and sunnah of prophet Muhammad PBUH. It is considered the most disciplined of the Sufi tariqas by many. In basic terms, its the gaining of knowledge of the "deeper" spiritual aspects of Islam.

[@tam323]

Waqar Aslam sorry about that. I meant to address my response to the one who asked the question.

[@WaqarAslam2000]

Dont worry no offence taken.

[@MyLalinea]

what is ulama ?

[@ZamZamAcademy]

+MyLalinea Scholars

[@eya-xh9qo]

in my opinion is knowledgeable person is ''U LE MA''

[@muhammadprarie8819]

@@eya-xh9qo What do u mean by your opinion?Theres only one translation

[@bonez320]

May I ask why was it necessary to mention that most of the scholars are lighter skin?

[@MsAsim123456]

Perhaps he is trying to inform of their lineage or background.

[@mahomedseedat]

bonez320

[@thestealth2448]

bonez320 he's from Mauritania there's lots of division between the darker and lighter skin people. People there identify as they're colour. Haratin is the darker skin Mauritanians and the beida are the lighter ones.

[@Insaniya.humanity]

The Stealth the Soninke are black and are Mauritanian also

[@whostolemymakeup3816]

@@Insaniya.humanity I’m Mauritania and I’m not black

[@A.Quddus493]

What is the purpose of mentioning the “light skinned” Mauritanians as opposed to the Africans of a darker complexion. Then to go on and say “that’s why they have this tradition of learning.” Full of prejudice. The women of the people of lighter complexion have “too much self dignity” but the women of Africa who are of a darker complexion have what, no or little self dignity? Even some of the most learned suffer from racial bias and colorism.

[@zacneymar]

is Mauritanian ulema, ashari?

[@thestealth2448]

just saying yes

[@Mauritanian22]

no maliki

[@Qararo]

Sorry to say this but your comments has has some sensitivities of a people of color so may be you will be careful next time when doing some comments. Otherwise you’re doing good job. I think being a scholar has no base with a color or a gender.

[@cushconsultinggroup]

I seek protection in Allah from the Shaytani for saying 9 truths and 1 lie. I don't like the description they made to describe women who participate in polygamy from sub saharan Africa, as if they have no to little dignity, and that the Berber Arab women have more dignity, so they don't tolerate polygamy. Does the Quran not state that women are to abide in plural marriage as a command from Allah if it's their husbands choice or qadr? Was not Ishmael (AS), the son of Hajara (RA) and the mother of Arabs not the product of plural marriage? On the contrary, the Muslim women that don't tolerate it appear to be more stubborn and hypocritical towards thw Quran, and the ones that do follow that commandment (even with all its difficulty) are more submissive to the teachings/revelations of Allah and the Quran. The only way I can accept such remark is if plural marriage isn't in the Quran, or not from Allah, but from the mind of a covetous Arab that added those words to the book of Allah.

[@mahalisuyuti7652]

Laurat O j

[@barhoombinballin]

wow... what a racist comment. May allah guide you.

[@tam323]

Polygyny is not a command in the Quran. Its an option. In fact, the Quran says that if a man can not treat them all fairly, its better for a man to only have one.

[@MM-vs3jq]

I think it's accurately explained : most of the time, in a cultural context, when there is few polygamy it's because of a sense (subjective) of self-dignity inside women but directed to themselves and not necessarily to others who practice polygamy.

[@tbarry248]

lol... your comments are so backwards. So the lighter your skin the smarter you are huh. I'm fulani and many of my family look like him and many are black night like me.

[@ad4m5d]

I don't think that was what he meant...

[@hp5203]

+Thierno Ibrahim Barri Not even remotely what he said!!

[@dlhussain81]

Thierno Ibrahim Barri that’s not what he said, please stop jumping to conclusions. He was explaining the sheikhs background.

[@robertyoungblood3740]

All are Moorish all those tribes are the Mauritanian people whether you're Berber, wolof ,fulani, soninke,bambara,or Arab. Stop with the characterizing of Muslim people all are very knowledgeable.

[@whostolemymakeup3816]

@@robertyoungblood3740 only brown or white people are moorish.

[@KhaledAbdel-rg2ip]

All the talk is basically Politics

[@tariq1963]

With all due respect to the Deoband tradition... I do not understand why they differentiate themselves from the Barelvi tradition. If they agree with the Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jamaah, the Barelvi's, the Ash'aris and the Mauritanian scholars in issues of Aqaid why do they not leave behind the name of "deoband"? Deoband has just been in controversy after controversy with some very distasteful statements made by their Ulama. You should be either Wahhabi or Ahlus Sunnah... not an inbetween like Deoband. It annoys me knowing that Deoband have had problems with the celebration Mawlid but then want to be Sufi's and visit the Mauritanian scholars. Mauritanian scholars have the same Aqaid as the Barelvi's. Unite for the sake of Allah. P.S I am not Barelvi nor Deobandi.

[@unkownguy6708]

Brother, with all due respect, I have to disagree with the statement "Deobandis predate barelwis".

[@baller3026]

Unkown Guy why?

[@AmerickiZivot]

Berhoom lol you people are pathetic

[@nadeemmir681]

Le Twixtor there are no distasteful statements, needs some open mind to understand those statements

[@mikhan5191]

You need to investigate the beliefs of Brelvis such as 'haazir naazir' & alimul ghayb - omnipresence & all-seeing & all knowing of Prophet Muhammad salallahu alayhi wasallam. They have also invented a 3rd Eid named Eid Milad.

[@BrothersInHumanity1]

It shows the sheer stupidity and ignorance in a person when they say “the wahabis”, yet do not know the history of that name and the books studied by Abdul Wahhab, I personally have never seen a video where anyone called themselves “Wahabi” but I have heard “Athari” or “Salafi” but not Wahabi.

[@AbdullahodSandzak]

It's just a term used to identify those who follow that man, so take it easy. Also Muhammed ibn Abdul Wahhab was a tyrant and his own brother ,who was a true Hambali scholar refuted him! The hadith about najd is referring to him and his movement!

[@DurbanMystic]

You are right. Najdi is more appropriate adjective for those guys

[@unknowngirl1367]

Now what does skin colour have to do with people and scholars and how down or up they live? Like, seriously did you have to bring skin colour in the topic? So what if theyre light skin ... Had respect for this sheikh not anymore. You lost a subscriber Alhamdhulilah

[@unknowngirl1367]

@Samira Hussen yeah, just listen to Hamza Yusuf, he never talks about skin colour even if it meant describing people rather he would do so with their characters. Because that is what matters. Character. Whether the Nothern are light or southern are dark, that is none of his business. He is not a sheikh nor a scholar to me, just a normal guy trying to give his opinions about studying in Mauritania.

[@unknowngirl1367]

@Samira Hussen true samira, they're going to Africa where people are dark for the purpose of knowledge and yet they are not humble, the black people of the south he mentioned are more humble and God fearing than him. Yet after gaining knowledge he comes and says how dark they are and how the North are light. Truly , knowledge is a test for others. And a blessing for others.

[@ikigairyusu8796]

entire country has hidden slavery continuing to this day ; light skinned Arab "peaceful" Moslem berber slave traders. It's actually unprecedented & disgusting.

[@Samba0121]

I absolutely agreed with you. what did skin color has to do of explaining the sheikh/Mauritanian people. Also the women that choose to become a second spouse do not have no dignity and right after reference the tribes/people from Senegal. Crazy. I hope that he recognized his mistakes.

[@nazadam7066]

That's they act very sly...like their bothers in india..ram ram

[@mop6279]

5 years down the line of posting this video, I will ask the same question a few people have asked; why did you have to mention the colour of the people and then immediately after, speak of the scholars who happen to be of lighter skin. I'm afraid this sounds like ingrained racism unintentionally rearing its ugly head without you realising it. May Allah SWT forgive our shortcomings and make us better people. Aameen. If that was not what you intended, then forgive me, and may Allah forgive me. Aameen

[@YNYNYNYNYNYN]

I think he was just describing them. Racism is based on hate. He doesn't hate them else he wouldn't have bothered to learn off them and teach it..

[@ashfaqahmad7577]

You obviously did not listen to what he says

[@mohammedsarjoon1926]

Salafi, wahhabi, deobandi is not islam they are following jews law, sufism (ahlus sunnah wal jamath barelvi) is pure islam and peaceful

[@dlhussain81]

mohammed sarjoon yawn

[@ididathink5295]

did you just make takfir of all salafis wahhabis and deobandi The Messenger, upon whom be peace, said: "He who says to his brother 'O disbeliever', then it returns upon one of them." Reported by Al-Bukhari, Muslim, Malik, At-Tirmidhi and Abu Dawud

[@saifashraf4300]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@LadooCrew]

I wish these ulema knew what the deobandi elders have written about the ilm of RasulAllah, that what Khatme nabuwwat means , the ilm of shaytan etc etc then id like to see how respectful the ulema are of deobandies. You guys call the mawlid bidah but you go abroad pretending to be Sunnis.

[@nazadam7066]

These zamzam are munafiqs... They just hindu/muslim mix...deo band are very close to Hindus ...fitna tribe from hindus