Mufti Muhammad ibn Muneer on Medina, Community Leadership & The Way Forward | with Imam Tom Facchine

[@PetalsXPages]

Wow this dialogue was amazing ; May Allah bless Mufti’s parents for their guidance and discipline in his life

[@redman6790]

Man Mufti Muneer's analogies are so on-point, goes to show the Sheikh's sagacity and wit. Allahumabarik! Always a joy to listen & learn from both, so this linkup was truly beneficial. May Allah SWT bless you both.

[@abukitten]

Allahumma barik, I learned a new word today lol, sagacious. Thanks!

[@Servanttogod]

assalamualaikum the chemistry you brothers had bouncing off of each other was beautiful... much ilm was in that room AllaahuAkbar... May Allaah Azza wa jal bless the both of you in this life and in the hereafter for the good you do aameen. and may Allah Azza wa jal protect those sincere within the ummah from ignorance, ego, and the shaytan our worst enemy... aameen

[@shahnazmalik2399]

MashaALLAH this is exactly what we need right now uniting our Ummah to fight the Shayateen and gain success in Jannatulfirdaus Aameen YARABB kindly do more of these Aameen YARABB may ALLAH bless and protect you both Aameen

[@sounnahsenegaltv]

Every great man has a hard background May Allah bless and preserve Mufti Muneer and grant him a long life A precious gems for the United States

[@BruvahSulaiman]

"Whoa! Like... I thought we was all....cool, you know?" Definitely felt that.

[@snakejuce]

Haha, it def comes as a shocker to most people. And rightfully so. Unfortunately it does exist, but ignorance will always exist. Bless you brothaman.

[@wisdomattics]

Love these brothers

[@lilzfox]

Bismi Allah mashallah just great gathering just amazing brothers I love you both of s of Allah

[@abdurrahmanalothman4900]

Jazakom Allah khairan

[@khairt1731]

May Allah give you both Al-Afiya in this wordly life and in there hereafter, in your religious affairs and your worldy affairs. Ameen.

[@don33l21]

I love mufti muneer's passion for islamic knowledge.

[@husnulhakim5167]

What brought me here is my way on searching about Imam Tom Facchine. May Allah bless him and his family. I have benefited from his journey

[@Expatnema]

JazakAllah khairan

[@salcapone6154]

MashaAllah ❤ I love the brothers

[@anjham]

May Allah(swt) raise their ranks in this world and the hereafter. love those guys, excellent lecture

[@tahsinalam2239]

It's really pleasing to hear that Bangladeshi people are over ther.❤

[@UmmFatimah20]

Allahumma barik!

[@aminaayad4928]

I appreciate you both ! May Allah bless you both !!!

[@INSiGHTOLOGY1]

SubhaanAllah! Great collaboration! Beautiful to see tabarakAllah

[@bilsid]

Jazakallah for your time and effort Shaikhs.

[@abuhamza_abdirahman]

حفظكم الله وبارك في جهودكم

[@tomiwa1a]

That is beautiful. The Imam is the highest position in their community. 3:10. The Jews are like that with their Rabbis. A good example is Kiryas Joel.

[@daasguy99]

JazakAllah khair to both of you. Allahumabarik.

[@aisham1057]

May الله protect you guys from hasad, envy and jealousy moving forward in y'all lives! 🤲 اللهم امين

[@Moon_2024]

May Allah reward you both.

[@aisham1057]

SubhanAllah! 🤍 Great job done by both of you! An imam's job is never done to help their community! Work always need to be done! 🖤 جزاك الله خيرا

[@baniaadam1]

Awesome interview Alhamdulillah. The questions asked and discussed where very interesting. The guest seemed genuine. Allah protect and elevate both of you inshaAllah.

[@dahoodmusa3714]

Alhamdulillah

[@The_Sherpard]

Great Combo! A teapot would go nice with the convo.

[@mammbye9243]

Watch the whole podcast . Love u Shiekh both

[@ummhameedseed8068]

Nice Masha Allah

[@kausamsalam8543]

May Allah keep protecting and blessing our respected imam and brothers. 🤲🏿🌹 Sura Ya-Sin Sura 36:21, “Heed those who ask no reward of you (for themselves), and who have themselves received Guidance.” “I would teach myself.” Another great style of learning in Allah’s Path, SubhanAllah.😊 “These scholars are human beings…they have the ups and downs of regular human beings….am not here to butter no toast.” So true. Profound points. 🌴

[@Salah-vg4tn]

This podcast is an example of how often we look down upon Muslims from less developed countries. It happens subconsciously and we don't even acknowledge it.

[@daasguy99]

Basically counteries where there is no education. Mostly when a nation stops indulging in knowledge themselves and concentrate more on take knowledge on receiving from others. Result is jahilya example this is what I learned from my father this is our culture this is our way. May Allah save us and guide us to his Deen not the Deen we create from our nafs.

[@kemalkemal456]

Masha'allah brothers

[@fatmacon9758]

MAŞALLAH tebarekallah

[@AMuslim247]

Jazaka'Allah khair both sheiks. Really interesting conversation ❤

[@ozone2126]

Nice ❤❤🎉

[@amabdullah9678]

Ibn Mas`ood radi Allaahu `anhu said: “The people will not cease to be upon good as long as they take knowledge from their senior ones and from their trustworthy ones and from their scholars. So if they take it from their younger ones and their evil ones, they will be destroyed.” A piece of advice: exercise caution when absorbing information from KZbin influencers, particularly those who are young or in their adolescence. Relying on their guidance has the potential to negatively impact both their own lives and the well-being of the nation.

[@essa200911]

Mashallah 😍

[@jivanselbi3657]

may Allah bless both of you, very informative chatting, two sincere brothers.. I wonder what other alternatives are there for students to have a better type of religious education.. could Moritania, India, Pakistan ...traditional ''madrasa'' not Western type schools, be one?

[@Maymz-uf6bc]

There was a good suggestion i heard recently, that there should be a Waqf which pays Imaams, so that they are not completely controlled by the committe of the masjid

[@ANAYAGAMING7860]

❤❤❤❤

[@islamandhongkong]

Allahu Akbar

[@MrSongib]

37:40 this remind me of the hadith about people of knowledge that being dragged to the hellfire because of it. May Allah protect us all. 58:50 Well Said. xd

[@captainabez7086]

I need to get in comtact with imam Tom, does he have an email or extension at his masjid its very important regarding our local community

[@UTICAMASJID]

uticamasjid@gmail

[@safiakadir7695]

Please respect the time of Imam Tom. He is working on many levels. Only email him if there is a real need. I don’t know him personally but I have heard him talk enough to know this young man is exhausted. And make dua for him!

[@captainabez7086]

@@safiakadir7695 jazakallah khairan

[@RayOfHope8]

❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹

[@IbnKiran]

Where is Mufti's thobe from? It's like Japanese no?

[@RevelationvsDesires]

Imam Tom I say what I say out of love… there is no blessing on the corporate pagan pantheon of leadership so called house of worship ran by an advisory board… if you really want Tawfiq in your community, establish a Waqf and take your role a de facto leader of all communal affairs… May Allah give you the best dunya wal ahkira.

[@namesawesome96]

Corporate pagan pantheon of leadership? Bro, what's with you and all these Pagan comparisons? Masajid should be waqf. And led in the manner that awqaf are led. I don't know much about it. I like your point. But what about companies, non profit orgs, etc? You can't keep comparing things to Paganism and say we shouldn't have any corporate structure just because, say, some Pagan come up with it some hundred years ago.

[@RevelationvsDesires]

@@namesawesome96 I will inform you later in more detail in an article highlighting the pagan Latin Rite source of this western system we now live under… Needless to say a system is a metaphysical manifestation of beliefs held by those who implement it… the monotheistic manifestation is in line with the ancient monarchical system i.e Kings and Priest, Sultans and Ulama… leadership is never embodied in a multiplicity of individuals within the monotheistic tradition… decisions are always made by one emir and the guidance of Allah is sought for this singular leader… Now to answer your question, in the corporate structure there is a group (pantheon) of individuals who constitute the decision making of that “entity” based off shares etc… this structure is devoid of blessings due to the very fact that a decision can not be made with out a majority vote… it’s similarity to the old pagan worldview is obvious, simply because it was the Latin Rite who revived paganism from Rome in the 8th century when the Frankish Pope broke away from the Orthodox Christian Roman Empire in Constantinople… Maybe your depth of history is not that far reaching, and you can’t really comprehend that the essence of things is found at its source, so I will state in general all “western” systems are pagan in essence and are in direct conflict with Revelation. Let me ask you a question as a human whose understandings are a product of this modern context… Do you think having a King or Sultan who exercises complete control over his subjects affairs is tyrannical?

[@maxamudmaxammed1274]

Biography of Shaykh Ahmad Mūsá Jibrīl (حفظه الله) Early Life: Shaykh Ahmad was born in the United States in the year 1971, and spent part of his childhood in the city of Madīnah in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia when his father, Shaykh Mūsá Jibrīl, was a student at the Islamic University of Madīnah. It was there where he memorised the Qur’ān at the age of 11. He memorised Sahīh al-Bukhārī and Muslim before graduating from high school. Shaykh Ahmad then spent the rest of his younger years back in the United States graduating from high school in 1989. He later on memorized the chains of Bukhārī & Muslim, then memorised the 6 books of Ahādīth. Thereafter, he studied at the Islamic University of Madīnah as his father did, and graduated with a degree in the Sharī’ah. Teachers and Praises: Shaykh Ahmad had the opportunity to study under many great scholars of our time in Madīnah and elsewhere. Not only that but he was able to benefit from his father who was a Shaykh in his own right. Before he reached the age of 18 he had read the entirety of Majmū’ al-Fatāwá of Ibn Taymiyyah to his father, the books of Ibn al-Qayyim and al-Muhallah of Ibn Hazm. 1.Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymīn-he studied several books cover-to-cover with him and has a rare Tazkiyyah from him. 2.Shaykh Ihsān Ilāhi Dhahīr-who was a classmate of his father. Also when he was a teenager, Shaykh Ihsān said about him, “This boy knows my books more than me.” This was when Shaykh Ihsān was invited to the US by Shaykh Mūsá and he also said to Shaykh Mūsá, “You raised a Mujaddid (Reviver) inshā’ Allāh.” 3.Shaykh Ibn Bāz-he has a Tazkiyyah from him (3 months before he passed away) stating that Ahmad Jibrīl is a Shaykh with good ‘Aqīdah and is well known to him. He also encouraged students in Saudi to benefit from him and his father. 4.Al-‘Allāmah Hamūd ibn ‘Uqlá ash-Shu’aybī-who gave a Tazkiyyah. 5.Al-Muhaddith Shaykh Hammād al-Ansārī-who gave him a Tazkiyyah. 6.Shaykh Muhammad Ma’bad-who gave him an Ijāzah in the Qur’ān. 7.Shaykh Bakr Abū Zayd-he studied some books of Muhammad ibn ‘Abdul-Wahhāb and Ibn Taymiyyah in private classes with him. 8.Shaykh Abdullāh al-Qa’ūd-who was among the early ‘Ulamā of Iftā, Shaykh Ahmad made Hajj with him. 9.Shaykh ‘Atiyyah as-Sālim-who was the main student of Shaykh Muhammad Āmīn ash-Shinqītī and is also the one who completed Shaykh Shinqītī’s best and final Tafsīr, Adwā’ al-Bayān. Shaykh Ahmad said that he was very close with this Shaykh. 10.Shaykh Muhammad Mukhtār ash-Shinqītī-he studied under him for 4 years. 11.Shaykh Safiyy-ur-Rahmān al-Mubārakpūrī, the author of the famous book 'The Sealed Nectar’-Shaykh Ahmad studied under him for 5 years. 12.Shaykh Muqbil Hādī al-Wādi’ī 13.Shaykh ‘Abdullāh al-Ghunaymān 14.Shaykh Muhammad Ayyūb 15.Shaykh Ibrāhīm al-Husayn-who was Shaykh Ibn Bāz’s right-hand man and trustee for decades. 16.Shaykh Sālih al-Husayn-who was the head of the committee for the two holy mosques 17.Shaykh Mūsá al-Qarnī 18.Shaykh Abū Mākik Muhammad Shaqrah-who was very close to Shaykh al-Albānī to the extent that al-Albānī asked him to lead his funeral prayer in his will. The Shaykh has also travelled to other countries such as Egypt and Jordan to study. He then returned to the United States and finished his JD/LLM (Master of Law) degree from Michigan law schools. He currently resides in Detroit, MI. May Allāh Preserve our Shaykh and allow us to fully benefit from him before he passes, and make his trials and restrictions an expiation for him-Āmīn. حفظه الله Stay updated by following the Shaykh's official social media handles (managed by his students): Twitter: @Sh_Ahmad_Jibril

[@Rajul2]

1 hour with Mufti is not enough 😅

[@UTICAMASJID]

I agree, need pt. 2 - camera man

[@ZakaKar-bx3xj]

Elhmdk the brothers from the fellas

[@leemenzu2117]

Are these brothers Salafi?

[@Prayformetobeagoodmuslim]

Yes alhamdulilah

[@Gunnerio72]

kunt atlobol 3ilm is nuts in 2023

[@samreynolds3789]

PAMPERS too, IF HAVE BABIES. FATHERSHELP ALSO .

[@toolate6971]

Is he really a Muft in the sense that he can officially give Fatawa, or is that just his name?

[@AbuMiqdamAlAfriki]

Both, Allahumma Baarik lahu

[@DarkPacmanC]

Muneer really doesn't care about working with Ikhwaanis out in the open, does he. Like, this brotha ain't careful *at all*. He's just clearly, unapologetically one of them.

[@RevelationvsDesires]

No knock on the Mufti or Imam but it seems like Medina graduates come out of that institution with the same DUNYAWI mindset… Wallahi I couldn’t imagine any of the classical Ulama going to seek knowledge to make a living… in fact my teachers who I take knowledge from follow the traditional scholars and have other jobs so they do not depend on the Deen for worldly sustenance. For me the prophetic inheritance has nothing to do with the pagan Fatimid Shia mass indoctrination “education” university system… The ancient and proven apprenticeship system also known as ijaza system is the only way to properly transmit experiential knowledge from the source… Again I’m not taking shots but rationally how can one be upon the spiritual path to Allah when he has taken it as a means to sustain his fleshly needs and responsibilities. Food for thought.

[@BismillahBodega]

2:273 لِلْفُقَرَآءِ ٱلَّذِينَ أُحْصِرُوا۟ فِى سَبِيلِ ٱللَّهِ لَا يَسْتَطِيعُونَ ضَرْبًۭا فِى ٱلْأَرْضِ يَحْسَبُهُمُ ٱلْجَاهِلُ أَغْنِيَآءَ مِنَ ٱلتَّعَفُّفِ تَعْرِفُهُم بِسِيمَـٰهُمْ لَا يَسْـَٔلُونَ ٱلنَّاسَ إِلْحَافًۭا ۗ وَمَا تُنفِقُوا۟ مِنْ خَيْرٍۢ فَإِنَّ ٱللَّهَ بِهِۦ عَلِيمٌ ٢٧٣ ˹Charity is˺ for the needy who are too engaged in the cause of Allah to move about in the land ˹for work˺. Those unfamiliar with their situation will think they are not in need ˹of charity˺ because they do not beg. You can recognize them by their appearance. They do not beg people persistently. Whatever you give in charity is certainly well known to Allah. - Dr. Mustafa Khattab, the Clear Quran

[@RevelationvsDesires]

@@BismillahBodega Those detained has 4 categories 1. Ahlul Safa 2. The Poor Muhajirun 3. The Mujahidun 4. People ill and under oppression Cause of Allah in this verse according to tafsir has two meanings. 1. Jihad 2. Obedience to Allah Tafsir Abdul Rahman ibn Al Jawzi

[@baniaadam1]

Great observation, but I would say a few things against that kind of thinking: 1. Is it better we didnt have these Scholars? 2. Im almost certain, its not that much (I would assume it is about the same as a community leader, teacher, etc (give or take)). I dont think a salary by the community/mosque for all the sacrifice someone goes through - particularly being a Mufti, which takes more years to achieve - is enough compensation. We should be aiming to provide more for them. Imagine if people spend that time and energy going through a Western university, becoming an expert in their field, imagine the salary they would be getting. 4. Look at it differently, scholars want to spend their time serving their community, Allah is providing them with income so they can be able to do that. I understand your sentiment, how can you be sincere in what you do if you accept money for what you do. I dont think that those two things are mutually exclusive. And Allah give us all sincerity inshaAllah. Ameen.

[@irhamusman1]

I disagree. That's like saying let's pay medical doctors with peanuts and get them to work at your local retail as their main financial income. We have to understand that, to a certain degree, to get the best out of a person's skill or knowledge is to ease their burden and worry about the dunya. I'm not saying pay them silly amounts of money. But a decent living wage so they can focus on the path of Allah and guide others is, I think, acceptable.

[@LivoSurvivo]

its because of the financial enviroment were in in the islamic world the scholars are payed by the goverment right and thats how they sustain themself ( im assuming) so whats going to be the condition on the ulama who live under hardcore capitilism especially in america?? its a test for them also dont think its not something that they dont fear or wont be asked about the dunya is a prison for the beliver

[@Openmind2Openhearts]

0:47 when u know the seeds turned into fruits🫡💪🏾 Allahuma bariiik!