Men Helping Men in Dark Times | Iman Cave with Sh. Abdullah Oduro

What do you do when your friend is going through the wringer? Sh. Ammar Alshukry and Sh. Abdullah Oduro discuss the importance of maintaining ties of brotherhood. Check out the full episode here: • Masculinity Through Al...
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[@nuzhatimtiaz318]

I am a Muslim woman, I’m so grateful for this topic, it is very important for mothers that are raising sons to be able to share these conversations. I’ve always told my son, you MUST express what you feel. You are a human being and you have feelings- period!!

[@Sol78651]

Thank you for actually talking about this topic! we really need more of these types of topics today. 👏🏼

[@biancapetty9624]

Yaqueen is doing the work! Alhamdulillah. May Allah reward them.

[@daasguy99]

Yes this needed to be talked about. Listen guys don't talk and one of the reason is that they don't wanna do it in fear that they would be talking about their wife's and I believe there is something about that in Islam that your not suppose to talk about your or discuss your wife. But I believe they don't understand this and they keep everything within. It eats them. This eats men to the core. They are human too.

[@sceuderia]

Thank you for talking about this topic. JazakAllahu Khairan.

[@DOPEFURNITURE]

This friendship is definitely N🚫T fake

[@DANJEDI]

Iman Cave 🤲✊️

[@yasmin8609]

Salam what an interesting topic. Can I give my thoughts please. I think maybe men want to feel they're successful and a divorce seems to be wrapped up in feelings of being a loser, someone who couldn't keep a woman's love and immense vulnerability. What I've seen with my husbands friend, was a man who was very nice and kind according to my husband, but when he got divorced he ended up in the open arms of the Andrew Tate Muslim male appreciation society; a bunch of men who seem to be very focussed on hating women who have a brain, education and independence and according to them they're the ills of society and cause of divorce. rather than maybe looking at what men's roles have been to contribute to divorce. My husband didn't ever reach out to his friend sadly (Im not sure why, I also think like the video mentioned he felt it too personal to ask) and so he never got a balanced view of men who don't hate on women. This friend is now part of that Muslim male club, going on KZbin as guest speakers, making videos about the ills of an educated Muslim woman, boasting his got a great body and looks and can get his 4 wives. He's ended up losing his job as a result, most likely lost the respect of his ex wife and making co parenting even harder and guess what....highly likely to not be able to attract a nice decent wife cos who in their right mind would want to be with such an angry resentful bitter soul. I think normal well adjusted Muslim men should do more to reach out to their friends because once they're received by a group of men who befriend them and warp their minds, they are often lost forever and do so much damage to themselves, ex partners, children and future prospects.

[@VictoriousDrucilla]

Ameen 🤲🏾

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