Meet Fatih Seferagic w/ John Fontain | Young Smirks PodCast EP12

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[@Tigerlilly5555]

being Bosnian born, i feel so proud of you Fatih, congratulation! You're wonderful young man, your parents must be extremely proud of you. And the least, what a beautiful voice and recitation.

[@mustafadzafic998]

Ponos naš ❤

[@blackpinklibric5603]

Fatih love from Pakistan. May Allah bless you. Will always remember you in my duas.extremely impressed by your Tilawah

[@stevienixxx1221]

Anyone that says to another muslim its cause your white or the Color of your skin...is wrong . Islam everyone is equal an on the same playing field regardless of the color of your skin. Brother fatih has been blessed with a great reciatation quran voice .. keep it going stay positive an inspire the youth . Jazak allah khair brothers john & fatih

[@audioxix]

It's true. In Islam we don't see race at all. Skin colour doesn't even cross a Muslims made, as we only see brothers and sisters. This kind of thing is just a misconception from the world elites that are still trying their hardest to keep everything and everyone segregated for their own power struggles and monetary gain. The world is waking up though, more and more people are finding god again and the people are actually taking time to look into Islam and finding out it's what they have been missing from life. This is maybe why in the last few decades the media has kept constantly trying to push Anti-Islamic agendas because they elites are seeing their days as being numbered. Also I feel that most people considering Islam are put off as they think they are converting to arab culture. I spoke to so many brothers and sisters in Europe looking to revert to Islam, but their main concern is thinking they have to give up their culture. I always tell them this is not true. Islam is a religion, it's not a culture. Every Muslim around the world still is part of their own cultures. Look at the Bosnian's, the chechens, The Africans, the British, the Americans, the Turkish, the Moroccans, the Indonesians etc. The only thing that changes is of course parts of the culture that might have haram practices. I'm a Scottish Muslim. I'm still a proud Celt. I didn't revert to Islam and instantly become an Arab. I like Arab culture, of course, just the same as I like many cultures in the world, but it's not my culture, so I don't become one as soon as I became Muslim. That's the reason why Allah SWT has sent us to different parts of the world and gave us many cultures, so we can all learn from each other. If Allah willed so he would have made us all exactly the same, but then what would we learn from that. His mercy and ability knows no bounds and that I'm grateful that he has made us form different cultures because it's through these cultures and customs that we can all appreciated each other even more. Alhamdulillah! It's makes me stomach feel full of butterfly due to excitement, when I comprehend just how much Allah SWT has done for us. Makes me feel over joyed. I just hope I can always praise and please him and I hope that he forgives myself and all the brothers and sisters worldwide, who will make errors on the dunya, as we are only human and not perfect. Amin.

[@stevienixxx1221]

@@audioxix ameen. Well said ..so you should be proud of your culture an heritage. . Ive spoken to people who might have the same beliefs as somone else from another country an they tell me culturally they are more connected to someone who is from the same country.. so it really doesn't matter..

[@audioxix]

@@stevienixxx1221 For me personally it's a little bit of both. I don't always feel connected to people from my country. I'm just proud of my heritage and lineage, but I feel people are more connected with their country men and this will be due to familiarity. Where as from a humanity perspective I'm connected to people that are genuine, easy going and nice. Being Muslim I have brother and sisters all over the world and I love meeting people from different cultures. The only thing that really makes a difference between people is their culture and language, but even when you get familiar with that humans are pretty much the same, we instinctively have the same core values and even our traditions are very similar, regardless if we are far apart in the world. It's a weird phenomena, but one that truly gives what the Quran say's about us all being children of Adam more weight. You see it all the time with people who are ignorant or racist, the eventually speak and meet the certain type of people that they believe they hate and then realise they are pretty much the same, past all the superficial things like language, ethnicity etc. For the world to get along I feel we need to stop letting politics control the way we think because for them it's simple just an agenda to keep everyone in these labelled bubbles, try to give them distractions so they don't feel like travelling to other countries or even meeting new people that have migrated to their own countries and fill us full of distractions in order to keep us away from god. Also we should be learning about everyones cultures, I hate this notion that when you live in country you are taught to believe your countries the best in the world, that spawns supremacy and does nothing for anybody. Here in Scotland in school we never got taught about our culture or ancestry, it was all about how great England is and stories supposed to show how the British empire brought civility to the world and everyone was just not as advanced and how Britain was the peace makers of the world. They also used to teach the history of the English (British) colonising and defeating and slaughtering the Scottish and Irish and destroying the Celtic traditions because we in these stories where seen as terrorist trying to destroy and savagely attack England. It was all heavily anglicised and it's disgusting the way the tried to control the mind of the youth, so people grew up hating their own people and trying to plant the seed of British loyalism into the minds of the youth. The Americans done the same to Africans as well, got them to hate themselves and always putting themselves down and feeling less than adequate than the colonisers. They fear unity, therefore they fear Islam the most because that's what it does. It breaks down borders and brings us back to the true calling in life and why we are here in the first place. Thousands of people are waking up each day and it's an amazing thing. Any sorry again, I went crazy with the long message. I think that I had to a lot to get of my chest about that subject and life living in the western world in general. May Allah SWT grant you ease and happiness, Amin

[@stevienixxx1221]

@@audioxix ha ha all good brother feel free to express yourself.... yeah alot of people are brainwashed.. i feel also most of the west cant understand or does not get what islam is ... as you know british western european well practically every nation on this earth consumes alcohol. . Except muslims .. an i believe like you said with the whole patriotic thing . If you are conditioned to something at a young age you think that is the norm .. for instance if you are born muslim an your parents are muslim that practice it obviously they will not consume alcohol so you as a kid thinks this is normal as opposed to someone who parents family drink alcohol you will think its the norm .. so looking at someone who does not drink you would think they mad...... but at the sametime if the person dont figure it out for themselves then there is a problem cause as a baby fitra we all consumed breast milk from our mothers... like whst the prophet muhammad pbuh drank milk when he went on the night journey isra al mihraj . An the angels offered him wine or milk he chose milk to drink had he chosen wine his nation ummah (muslims) would of been alcoholics ... there is nothing that states that we all must work all week then come the weekend an get messed up an drink alcohol its a visious cycle an bad for you .. an its sad that in first world countries with all the advancements an technology an knowledge they will an wint admit that alcohol is a disease a drug just like gambling ...that destroys the fabric of a society an the home of a family... cause its big business just like the pharmaceutical companies an petroleum industry. .. the system is designed to keep us as slaves.. yet if we all united against the corrupted governments the world would be such a better place...

[@danielmasters5484]

It works both ways. Being a white Muslim can have its downside. Although you do receive a certain amount of attention, on the other hand, the sincerity of your faith is at times doubted, your level of knowledge and understanding underestimated, and your motives for becoming a Muslim questioned.

[@NewMan2015]

Barak Allah feekum. Really nice interviews and very beneficial series Jazakum Allah Khayr.

[@WeAllBlessed]

Beautiful podcast brother John, just subscribed inshallah come visit Toronto sometimes :) 🇨🇦

[@alewiyajarso7076]

Barak Allah feekhim❤❤

[@Canjeex]

May allah bless you both in this world and in akhira. Much love from your brother in islam from somalia. Keep up the great job.

[@MF-zk8df]

May god bless your mother and father with health, protect them, bless them, and grant them Jenna inchallah. The same for all of us and our families, and for you, for brother John and his family.

[@sl9wdive]

I really love his Surah An Nisa recitation, i wish i can get the full version of that.

[@LifeAsHasib]

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[@catlover4898]

Amazing voice

[@JannatulFerdusMim-yx7ry]

JazakAllah Khairan

[@abofares2261]

Machaa Allah

[@barryirlandi4217]

I learnt Arabic in Pakistan and most of the kinds were hafith.. and mashallah they learnt some much faster than me.

[@johnnydeclanbarnes116]

How they don't speak it? When you go, what year?

[@barryirlandi4217]

@@johnnydeclanbarnes116 I was there in mid 90s....they have Arabic schools there... Or they did

[@johnnydeclanbarnes116]

@@barryirlandi4217 that's beautiful you went overseas for study but why not the main institutions, like Saudi or Egypt?

[@snoor8111]

Jazzak Allah Khair for this podcast Brother John. When brother talks about how the Quran makes u feel this is so relevant SubhanAllah 18minutes into the podcast. Please can Brother Fateh tell us what Juz/ Ayah he likes to share with non Muslims- to make them listen and which reciter- please can he send the link BarakAllah Feekum ❤️😁🤲🏻👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@fromthekitchenofhafsa]

May ALLAH bless you both abundantly with the best of both this world and the Jannah amen.

[@mardooq]

Semoga Allah Swt memberkati kedua-dua ibu dan bapa anda Fatih , dan semoga Allah SWt memberkati dan sentiasa melindungi anda dan merahmati anda usaha-usaha anda / May Allah bless your parents, and may Allah SWT bless you, protect you and give His Rahmah to all your efforts.

[@AnaAli123]

I happened on your recitation when you read to Zakìr Naik, Who is my #1 sheikh(may God bless him). I continued to listen to you because your recitation is so beautiful/calm and not because you are white. You are good and may Allah bless you. I pray Allah blesses me with a child hafidh who will benefit the whole ummah like this, amin

[@zk321]

What does race have anything to do with 😭

[@Strive-4-Jannah]

@@zk321Did you not see the video or did you forget?

[@thethe7339]

ALAA HU AKBARU.Am PROUD OF UR MOTHER (MIGHTY ONE STRONG U FOR EVER)YAA ALLAAH ✋🤚☪️🕓

[@shahriarchowdhury7871]

He is so cool

[@Dessertguy8995]

Brother in Islam we believe in equality white brown black green we are all the same !! You never made it because you’re white you made it because it was written !! And brother you definitely have a talent I follow you on Instagram for you voice not your skin colour

[@yassineinsta7731]

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[@NG-ku7ie]

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[@AmiraNasrullah-po7iy]

Sheikh Fatih is the best he came to masjid ribat

[@esteeleurima7412]

Indonesia

[@aneesfaiqaaibrahim]

Malaysia

[@TheOops122]

What he recited o my God n me muslim by birth cant do tell me a place to hide cant face myself.

[@lamuchidon7643]

The one unlike it is sheitwan... Period

[@southwolf8800]

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[@micoberss5579]

Russia has 16 million Muslims. And they are all white.

[@haamidkapdi8163]

28:45

[@mimimalinamalinaahmad5325]

YM mimi malina ahmad.....

[@indigomoon9369]

Asalamualikum to the both of you, i inshAllah dont like you guys because your white, i thought it was clear that your european form your last name. i inshAllah like you because you got amazing talents and your doing things that others aren't, by the will of Allah. and i love you for the sake of Allah

[@ChristcentredNaturalgee]

TURN TO JESUS ONLY HE SAVES!

[@thescrew6262]

Jesus is a great prophet

[@bait5257]

​@@evelynkwateng9290Jesus is still alive. You said were

[@hajrayounis8339]

اَعُوْذُ بِاللّٰهِ مِنَ الشَّيْطَانِ الرَّجِيْمِ بِسْمِ اللّٰهِ الرَّحْمٰنِ الرَّحِيْمِ And ˹on Judgment Day˺ Allah will say, “O 'Isa (Jesus), son of Maryam(Mary,)! Did you ever ask the people to worship you and your mother as gods besides Allah?” He will answer, “Glory be to You! How could I ever say what I had no right to say? If I had said such a thing, you would have certainly known it. You know what is ˹hidden˺ within me, but I do not know what is within You. Indeed, You ˹alone˺ are the Knower of all unseen. Quran e Kareem :Surah Al-Ma'idah:116 I never told them anything except what You ordered me to say: “Worship Allah-my Lord and your Lord!” And I was witness over them as long as I remained among them. But when You took me up, You were the Watcher over them-and You are a Witness over all things. Quran e Kareem :Surah Al-Ma'idah:117 Surah Al-Ma'idah:116-117 Indeed, the example of 'Isa(Jesus) to Allah is like that of Adam. He created him from dust, then said to him, “Be!” And he was! Qur'an e Kareem:Surah Ali 'Imran: 59 29)So she (Mary/Maryam (AS)) pointed to the baby. They exclaimed, “How can we talk to someone who is an infant in the cradle?” Qur'an e Kareem:Surah Maryam:29 30)˹Jesus /'Isa (AS)˺ declared, “I am truly a servant of Allah. He has destined me to be given the Scripture and to be a prophet. Qur'an e Kareem:Surah Maryam:30 31)He has made me a blessing wherever I may be , and enjoined upon me to establish prayer and give alms-tax as long as I live, Qur'an e Kareem:Surah Maryam:31 32)and to be kind to my mother. He has not made me a wretched tyrant. Qur'an e Kareem:Surah Maryam:32 33) Peace be upon me the day I was born, the day I die, and the day I will be raised back to life!” Qur'an e Kareem:Surah Maryam:33 34) That is ('Isa)Jesus, son of (Maryam)Mary. ˹And this is˺ a word of truth, about which they dispute. Qur'an e Kareem:Surah Maryam:34 35) It is not for Allah to take a son! Glory be to Him. When He decrees a matter, He simply tells it, “Be!” And it is! Qur'an e Kareem:Surah Maryam:35 Surah Al-Maryam:29-35

[@ahbilkhan606]

I think you should try islam, you might realise the truth inshallah