Night 5 | The Core of Islam | Muharram 2020/1442

[@Rifaa.H]

I get excited everyday to watch your amazing lectures, thank you for sharing your knowledge with many of us :)

[@susudarwiche8393]

Allah yehmik ya sayed this was an amazing lecture! Thank you for all that you do.

[@AbdulRazak-wq3cl]

ALLAHUMA SOLI ALA MUHAMMAD WAALI MUHAMMAD . WAAJIL FARAJAHUM . LABAIKA YA HUSSEIN . ! 😪

[@zennahjolie]

amazing lecture🙏🏻❤️

[@SagAazkiya]

Very educating🖤

[@manakkbey955]

Salam alaykom sayed. I definitely sense through this muharram series ur disappointment in the first 3 caliphs.... Mashallah this the raw truth.

[@nadsayyed1]

Mashallah

[@zennahjolie]

masha'Allah

[@OutrageousmE]

🙏🏻😭😭😭😭

[@alimoh8288]

Salam dear Sayed, watching this lecture I came up with this question; "Does God command His servants to do immoral things (sacrificing one's own son)? Or is it that God alone does define what is moral and what is immoral?"

[@Ingenarius]

Salaam brother, I am by no means a scholar or even close to that but I think I remember hearing or reading that the Ahlulbayt (A.S) answered this question themselves, and the answer is Allah made all that is good Halal and all that is bad Haram and this is supported by the Quranic verse: وَيُحِلُّ لَهُمُ ٱلطَّيِّبَٰتِ وَيُحَرِّمُ عَلَيۡهِمُ ٱلۡخَبَٰٓئِثَ who makes good things lawful to them and bad things unlawful -Surah Al-A'raf, Ayah 157 So, all that is halal is halal because its good and all that is haram is haram because its bad. As for Prophet Ibrahim (A.S), that was simply a test from Allah (SWT) to see how devoted, committed and submissive he is to his cause. Prophet Ibrahim passed the test and Allah raised his honour and rank because of it.

[@riverside5637]

Your first videos were showing a side of unity in the muslim ummah but the more I watch the more I feel this shia sunni hate or sectarianism. Thankyou for the instructive insights but I hoped we would concentrate on the unity of the ummah. Salam ❤

[@enigmabeta7893]

Salam dear Syed, as much as I try to show utmost respect to our marjae I always come across the most stupid thinking. Tell me do you believe that Syda Zainab travelled to Sham after Karbala in a carriage? This is what our Hadith says? May Allah have mercy upon this shameful interpretation. She was a prisoner whose hands were bound with rope. She was not travelling in comfort. This Hadith is from Bihar al Anwar by Alama majlasi.

[@Ingenarius]

Salaam brother, just because its in Bihar al-Anwar does not mean its authentic. We are not like Ahle Sunna to have an authentic hadith book. Furthermore, Bihar al-Anwar was an attempt by Allameh Majlesi to simply collect all Shia books he had available to him into one big collection, there was no checking of ilm rijal by Allameh Majlesi. Furthermore, we have more authentic hadith that says Hazrat Zainab (SA) was chained and taken by foot, so we simply reject this hadith. There's no problem here. We do not take every and any hadith, but when we see a hadith we know to be from the words of the Ahlulbayt (A.S), even if the hadith contradicts our understanding of the world at the moment, we step on our ego and accept the words of the Ahlulbayt (A.S). سمعنا و اطعنا May this message find you well brother and keep us in your duas 🤲 in these nights.

[@enigmabeta7893]

Amo Haidari , thank you very much for clearing this up for me. It was important. Much appreciated May Allah bless you and keep you in the fold of the Ahlulbayt.

[@Ingenarius]

@@enigmabeta7893 No worries brother, May you always stay steadfast in the path of Allah (SWT) and the Ahlulbayt (A.S) and please remember us in these nights as well as the rest of the Mo'mineen wa Mo'menaat 🤲😭

[@AbdulRazak-wq3cl]

ALLAHUMA SOLI ALA MUHAMMAD WAALI MUHAMMAD ! . WAAJIL FARAJAHUM !. . LABAIKA YA HUSSEIN ! 😪