Omar Hajaj asks Khabib Nurmagomedov: "Did you leave UFC because it could be haram?!"

[@adivarso8175]

I remember this man kneeling to drink water in front of the world when there was no seat available. I remember this man thanking Allah(swt) every time for giving him everything and also pointing to the sky and saying don't praise me praise Allah(swt) he give me everything alhamdulillah. This man is a great Muslim warrior and we need more like him.

[@mustaquimahmedtanbeer2437]

I have seen him drinking water while standing.

[@mohamedajami4394]

But he walked into the bathroom with his right foot. Enough said to show the quality of thought

[@fradrake11]

As a Irish man who has many muslim friends (online only) I took great pride at the Ambassador Khabib was, not only for his village,country but for the whole muslim world . I understand it is a huge responsibility and I offer dua for him . Alhamdullah we will see more examples and I am more than happy to show my community,country Islam is a beautiful faith. Huge respect. ☘✌

[@elmonselmon8479]

@@fradrake11 Mashallah, you are a good example brother. May be peace with us all inshallah.

[@Sarcaustik]

@@mohamedajami4394 Sometimes I do walk into the bathroom with my right foot. I always forgot. Pls forgive me Allah.

[@dhammymaulana1783]

MashaAllah.. huge respect for Khabib.. He didn't deny at all or try to find justification just because he's a fighter himself.. May Allah forgave his and all of our sins.. Barakallahu fiik

[@DanielF892]

It’s Jesus my friend. He needs repentance for Jesus not Allah. Repent for Christ has risen!!

[@619Gaming-n6p]

​@DanielF892 please read your corrupted scripture that only has 5% of Jesus(pbuh) words left in it, and soon it'll be 1% and don't listen to your pastors who do business.

[@DanielF892]

@@619Gaming-n6p your brainwashed my friend. The truth should set you free. Islam is false. The evil one is deceiving you. Repent for he has risen!!

[@azurax4441]

Hahahaha no​@@DanielF892

[@DanielF892]

@@619Gaming-n6p my friend the evil is deceiving you. Christ is king!! Satan will use false religions against you.

[@flyer8584]

Khabib is a trained weapon,and hes going against other trained weapons,its not the same as the average ppl fighting due to disagreements. That being said its good that he recognizes the harm and isnt sugarcoating it.

[@ItsameAlex]

he didn't really answer the question... he said he doesn't like to harm his opponents, but didn't say if mma or ufc is haram...

[@ItsameAlex]

@Xeo You say it's a stupid question. Khabib said it's a good question.

[@gamingustaad6237]

@@ItsameAlex 1:30 “how I can say it is halal, brother”

[@Sal3600]

@Xeo " Muslims are not condemned to follow only one. We chose what we believe is right and follow it." this is the biggest Bull crap I've read all day It's true though, the question was asked to corner khabib.

[@hermano6793]

@Xeo What made you jumpy to the conclusion that everyone knows he retired for the reason? Like the Imam said he doesn't follow the sport, it was a genuine question and a good one which was appreciated by Khabib. Stop going off on

[@sherifnabil9663]

Love Khabib! He can do something wrong and admit it’s wrong instead of trying to justify it. I’m a big fan of MMA and kickboxing but I struggle internally with the haram parts which involve hitting the face. May Allah forgive Khabib. I think Khabib has done way more good through his UFC career than bad even though he smashed people’s faces. At the end God will judge and everyone has his positives and negatives.

[@gamingustaad6237]

Lol 😂 you make it sound like you just have to do good deeds and then you can do haram.

[@sherifnabil9663]

@@gamingustaad6237 That’s exactly what life is. You can’t name a perfect person except for the prophets.

[@politicallyapolitical7441]

@@sherifnabil9663 which prophets and God is perfect?? 🙄🙄

[@aks5615]

So choking is not haram ..how come?if you wrestle on earth you can kill people too

[@zoropiratehunter4103]

@@sherifnabil9663 even the propehts aren't perfect

[@tantunimersin4829]

Oh my God Khabib is really deserves his name. It means „the beloved one“ and yes, he is. Such a great man, great sportsman, great person.. look how soft his answer is. so humble. I know some other sportsmans who would be angry at a question like this.I hope that I have the chance to met him in my life.

[@Jackthetraveller]

Especially boxing and fighting [sports] without rules are considered, from the religious point of view, haram, as they can damage health, disable someone," He knows this that is why he stopped

[@imanpower1653]

This is so strong from Khabib ma shaa Allah. Imagine ur life-time-work is getting questioned and he doesnt justify it and staying humble and wants to stay honest not selling his faith. We all have errors. May Allah forgive him every sin he did. And may Allah reward him with jannat al firdaus and everything good in this life for his good manner he shows to the world. and I think it needs courage to ask a question like that. U can see some perople are getting uncomfortable while this question is getting asked. But I think he did it in a very respectful way and he made his thoughts on this question how he could ask it in a good way and I think he did a good job on that.

[@Jackthetraveller]

Especially boxing and fighting [sports] without rules are considered, from the religious point of view, haram, as they can damage health, disable someone,"

[@Jackthetraveller]

He know it’s haram but try to justify but he Will be forgiven he stopped hurting people

[@DrWoofOfficial]

Still Muslims simping for him while he was boxing and other boxers. But a guy who spreads deen but has slight difference of opinions, he gets a dozen refutations sent his way. Shows the priorities of the Muslims

[@imanpower1653]

@@DrWoofOfficial first learn akhlaq. learned a new word like simping but cant use it in the right context. what a shame. no matter what u r talking khabib is a role model for muslims. if u are unable to see the reason I strongly recommend a doctor.

[@shb4200]

His answer is golden no matter your religious stance. It's not good to smash people. His mercy even in battle that shows his heart. From a southern american white boy, I admire Khabib, his achievements, and his strength in his faith.

[@superman1234567826]

What does your race have anything to do with it? Stupid

[@shb4200]

@@superman1234567826 I'm proud to be who I am. Is that a problem to you?

[@Jackthetraveller]

He know its haram that is why he stopped before he hurt or disable somone that is haram

[@generalkunta396]

⁠@@shb4200as a fellow southerner from Georgia, I can agree. I admire and respect Khabib. Phenomenal man!

[@spookyboi317]

What is the importance of stating you're a southern American white boy?

[@mmamedia2834]

The man is so honest…this man is the role model that’s kids should look up to.

[@Jackthetraveller]

Yes it is nice he atleast is honest he know it’s haram that is why he stopped hitting people. Especially boxing and fighting [sports] without rules are considered, from the religious point of view, haram, as they can damage health, disable someone,"

[@user-user-user-user.]

Subhan’Allah this was a great question by the Imam and a great answer by Khabib, the former fighter. Despite Khabib’s flaws he gave Muslims worldwide the chance to raise their heads and be proud in a world that often punished them for their religious identity.

[@alexrebellionbrigade2257]

Can you explain how is this a great question ???

[@mahaduzumaki6643]

@@alexrebellionbrigade2257 because many people try to say that mma is halal and here Khabib is saying the opposite as said by the Prophet Muhammad SAW that attacking the face is not permissible.

[@user-user-user-user.]

@Karim Azz You are incorrect. I know many Muslims that do not know that Islam has very specific things to say about striking the face, for sport.

[@user-user-user-user.]

@Karim Azz This video has been viewed tens of thousands of times by people who are not Muslim, so it’s obvious that not everyone knows. Also, Khabib is a public figure with millions of followers, it’s a perfectly rationale question for a Muslim to ask another Muslim.

[@user-user-user-user.]

@Karim Azz You are missing the point. No religious edict exists in the Christian faith, the Hindu faith, the Buddhist faith that rejects the idea of striking someone in the face for sport. Islam alone has a specific edict and accompanying fatwas prohibiting this. The question by the Muslim brother was legitimate, and he was asking another Muslim, how he felt about the permissibility or prohibition of hitting someone in the face, according to the shariah.

[@abuahmad716]

Maybe its best question for khabib, but better if we ask him about it without camera 🙏🏽

[@unknownincognito7976]

He's a celeb there will always be cameras

[@Navk23]

@M Ahmed Brother you are taking this way too seriously. There was no judgment in his question. It’s a fair question and Khabib’s honesty was really nice to hear. Anybody with a level head understands the reasons why combat athletes do what they do. But morally it’s wrong to hurt others and these fighters are getting hurt bad. Unfortunately, no person is perfect, I watch UFC all the time so how can I judge anyone who is getting paid to do it. Same goes for anyone in that room.

[@mohafiz90]

For me the question is ok. People have to be opened to questions like this & I'm sure so many people wonder on its hukum. Honestly before Khabib, I thought fighting is not for Muslims but seeing Khabib, in some ways it's ok to learn fighting & martial arts. There's Even a story which Nabi Muhammad SAW wrestled with the best wrestler from his time & won.

[@BacteroidGetToKnow]

Why without camera? He fights on camera

[@justperson8183]

@@BacteroidGetToKnow 💯

[@webtech7242]

This is one of the hardest question Habib has ever faced

[@shkumbiidrizi303]

Respekt from Albanian people for this good person like Khabib 👍!

[@shable1436]

Ppl that have followed him long time already know he was conflicted with his job. But it was a means to an end, and to expose the world to the good Islamic teachings and ppl. I'm Christian but am well versed in the teachings of the Quran, and to treat him as a religious leader is not fair to him. I know that muslims will elevate him to high status like Ali boxing, or prince nassem , and should be proud, but these guys, but they aren't religious leaders and just athletes, so don't scrutinize and compare righteousness

[@thespeedyeagle]

Well said, I'm a Muslim and I completely agree with you.

[@AbdallahEsa]

I'm also Muslim and what you say is true but a Muslim regardless if he's a leader or not has an obligation to refrain from the prohibitions and fulfill the obligations equally in Islam .

[@thespeedyeagle]

@@AbdallahEsa Of course, but we know Khabib knows this and so does most Muslims who watch him. He has mentioned this many times in other interviews that his mother told him to refrain since punching faces is not a good thing. There is no need to embarass him in public asking him this question.

[@nixonesport1998]

@@thespeedyeaglehe embarrassed himself by being a hypocrite

[@thespeedyeagle]

@@nixonesport1998 Be careful brother, at least he admitted his mistake. We all have our own share. There's no point in judging his whole character when he has done so much good.

[@wise844]

This is ironic because I and my brother were discussing his good qualities recently and this point was raised during dicussion. Good question, May Allah bless you and Khabib brother.

[@jba221]

Khabib with all his abilities, still shows so much mercy.

[@mihaiapostol7864]

he shows mercy BECAUSE of his abilities, because he knows he can badly hurt people..

[@hoodiejongen5088]

​@@mihaiapostol7864more precisely. he shows mercy for the sake of Allah. as muslims if we sparr, we always have to avoid hitting the face.

[@TheinbetweenpsychicmedianLLC]

He’s truly a humble heart .

[@ImplicitUnity]

Let me just say as a non Muslim. Khabib is a great example of a Muslim. Non judgemental. Very humble. Not arrogant and dosent pressure innocent people into converting. Its a shame I can't say that about other Muslims. Which they ones I've come across are very judgemental and outcast people who are 'non believers' or from different religions. Why create a divide between humans? Isn't that wrong in it self under God? Why be so judgemental and even that pressure and convince youths of different religions to convert. Muslims say paradise starts at the feet of your parents. Why would you make a child who's non Muslim disrespect their parents by having them convert? When the parents have raised their child to be of another religion. It just dosent make sense. However I've followed Khabib. This man is a true inspiration. True man. A true good kind hearted Human. Who follows his faith and religion with the utmost respect to other people.

[@yakz9885]

Sorry to hear about your experience with some Muslims a majority of us aren't like that as you can see with khabib but i just want to say it's forbidden to force anyone to convert to islam we can only just deliver the message and teach them about Islam and they have to make the decision themselves whether or not they want to become a Muslim or not.

[@abumansaray7]

So you base your view of entire groups based on individuals.

[@affeirulazizan880]

There shall be no compulsion in [acceptance of] the religion. The right course has become distinct from the wrong. So whoever disbelieves in ṭāghūt1 and believes in Allāh has grasped the most trustworthy handhold with no break in it. And Allāh is All Hearing and Knowing. Quran 2:256 We cant force other people to convert to Islam, as they will not be sincere in the religion. However as a Muslim we must warn n tell people the truth, as this is what all the prophets of God do. This life is definitely temporary. Our next journey is the afterlife. Wouldnt it be a waste that all your life u are practicing wrong religion, worshipping false gods, only to find out after ur death that u were wrong. After death in this life, we dont get 2nd chance.😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@alfaazejaami]

I think it was very important & though Question Khabib ever faced. But khabib defined very well 💓

[@PATH2JUNNAH]

True legend. Didn't justify or look for excuses. Full on straight up G!

[@javiddamir4515]

Kinda a loaded question

[@kba6895]

@M Ahmed well said. Completely agree on all you points and especially the last one regarding the women. Some preachers are wolves dressed up in sheeps clothing. I heard about such practices 20 years ago hate to think what its like now

[@ggbrother8015]

@M Ahmed but no matter if he was brought up to become a fighter, it is still haram no? Now I don’t know if the money from prizefighting is also haram but what if it is?

[@MMANEWSMALAYALAM]

@@ggbrother8015 It's no where told in Quran.. Something haram is haram. It has no confusions or doubts about it. In the case of combat sports, the reasonings scholars bring forward has clear counter reasonings from the Quran and the hadeeth. So it's still in doubt. The Quran Clearly states "Wrongdoers are clear in error".So combat sports has a makruh status... This is what I understand from what I studied. I am not doing a fatwa that it is like this or that. "If you want to see properly your eyes should have a proper focal length. If it's less, thenn you won't be able to see and Of it's greater everything will be magnified than it's regular size".When people just digest the scholars' claims directly, this happens. If you want to see right, study about it. AssalamuAlaikum

[@muneebahmad2474]

Brother you cannot ignore the hadeeth. They are as binding on us as is the quran. Yes some hadeeth or ayaat give wiggle room. Now idk for sure if face hitting is haraam but the hadith on it is pretty explicit imo to avoid hitting face. Even the questioner didnt say it was unequivocally haraam but AT LEAST doubtful

[@1525boy]

Khabib showing his compassionate side 👍🏼.

[@coffeeaddict454]

You could’ve asked this question privately no one in the audience wanted to be a MMA star you do this sport because you have nothing else better to do all fighters came from similar background no one has another option would choose to get punched in the face for a living we love Khabib because he is so famous and yet humble that is why I look up to him not because I am inspired to be a MMA fighter. It so embarrassing to ask him this question infront of stage like this .

[@mrtxlegend8321]

May Allah guide us to right path ❤️

[@hiyuu3499]

This type of question is advice. I know this imam just ask the question that he already knew the answer to. But you don't need to advise him in front of everyone. That's kinda embarrass him to everyone. Imam As-Syafi'i said The one who admonishes his brother secretly, he has advised sincerely and has honored him. If he does it outwardly (among others) then he has dishonored and shamed him. Where is the akhlaq? Do it secretly.

[@kba6895]

Maybe it was a haram question to ask

[@MustafaMuhammed1981]

No this was very good. If this was done privately. Then the message wouldn't reach far and wide. Its great now, that people can see the true position. Because many Muslims deny that there is anything haram about it. So all though this places Khabib in a difficult position, at least Khabib will be rewarded on the day of judgement for clarifying to so many youth about the haram nature of the sport.

[@omarabbasir]

@@MustafaMuhammed1981 that is what I'm thinking too, I don't understand that the first commentor doesn't understand not everyone thinks like him to know that it is haram. He is a role model so it's good that the imam asked him this question. Smh

[@kledmohd4230]

@@MustafaMuhammed1981 he had the right Aqeedah, we hope Allah has mercy on him due to this.

[@ephraimprestley640]

He got a point. But he had been fighting all his life. He can't say that's why left foreal! God love us all an god bless you

[@hobaelala3056]

stick to wrestling if it is not earning you enough money then work a 100% halal job. the risk of having haram earning is huge.

[@MEHDIaci]

What a honest guy, I’m shocked how amazing and humble khabib is, I asked my self this question about khabib before I see this video, I love how this man is, you fell that he’s free from any kind of restriction like he need to respect a brand or something like that..

[@zsal9145]

This is why UFC is amazing. It has such a diverse collection of people. The devout Muslim wrestler… the immoral boastful, whiskey drinking Irishman… Nigerian Usman… the Stockton gangster Diaz!!! This is why it’s important Khabib and other dagestanis fight … to represent Islam ☪️

[@necatibagirtkan5850]

You tried to be intelligent but it didn’t work out stupid question everyone at the event rolled their eyes during this scene

[@MrCriterion]

He did not try to be intelligent, he is intelligent MashaAllah as the question is relevant and even the one being questioned stated its a good question. As for the ones rolling their eyes were the millions of viewers who watched how the audience is so disrespectful to the guest Khabib who travelled 1000's of miles to be at a Harrowgate Charity Event. Ustadh Omar is the one of the Imams at WLICC in Parsons Green. Originally from Jaffa, he was born and raised in the UK. He studied Anthropology in university in the UK and Shariah in the Islamic University of Madina. He has been involved with a number of well-known Islamic organisations including Al Jumuah Magazine, Al Muntada AL Islami, FOSIS and MRDF. He has led national pro justice campaigns in the UK and is a founder and director of Yaseen Youth Tours.

[@harrdy0019]

@أحمد who tf are u taliban shitter

[@necatibagirtkan5850]

@M Ahmed beautiful explained Mashallah 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@necatibagirtkan5850]

@Anass Moslem read M Ahmed’s comment and gain some knowledge human!

[@necatibagirtkan5850]

@Anass Moslem understand that khabib is not a prophet my friend, he says he’s not perfect anyway and he is doing his best to represent the muslim community and appreciate his works if it wasn’t for UFC we wouldn’t even known that such beautiful person existed so plz hush

[@AntonRacing]

must be hard to have such an innerself conflict about moral instances. i think this sport gave khabib a good chance to make something out of him. like his father said once in an interview : he want the people away from the streets, the streets are dangerous. he wants them to go to the gym . its a much more healthy enviroment. actually do not matter if its playing chess or training mma. just do something usefull and dont get caught by them who want to use you for their own purpose. im not a muslim but how i understood the answer it sounds like he want to make clear that its okay to be a good muslim-sportsman but difficult to be real muslim if you call yourself a "fighter" .

[@ZincZXzinx]

​​​@@nealcassady1189our religion is fine. People doing sin is the peoples fault. We don't change our legion and make the haram as halal or the halal as haram.

[@ayazmumtaz4867]

This question always arose in my heart.. man how can I answer this tough question. This man really answered it well and guided others with lil humour also. Love Khabib and Imam who brought this question

[@roni2977]

Islam encourages to learn how to fight and improve body strength... competition is one way to keep improving .. the imam is obviously lacking knowledge and possibly cant be bothered to go to the gym...

[@ayazmumtaz4867]

@@roni2977 are u nuts

[@Lucy_KAWAI]

But it doesn't include smashing people onbthe face.

[@lucky-ni3gk]

@@roni2977 clearly you lack knowledge. The face is the most honorable part of the body in islam, The Prophet ﷺ explicitly stated not to hit another person in the face. We are encouraged in islam to do wreslting and bow and arrow shooting. On top of this the dress code of the UFC, is above knee shorts and no top, this is not good for both men and women as the satar is not covered. Please educate yourself before you decide to write the garbage that comes to your mind again.

[@roni2977]

@@lucky-ni3gk read my comment again before you climb on your hight horse and start spitting garbage out your mouth. You have a highly professional muslims in that sport and they do their upmost to avoid striking others in the face, put on longer shorts that cover from belly button to knee... topless isnt forbidden in islam for men...looks like you're the one who needs educating mate!

[@nabsnabster3488]

The context, "When one of you fights, avoid hitting the face", you're not supposed to be fighting in the first place. Reading into the context of the hadith it's more to do with safety, like many people have died from a single punch to the face. It's not supposed to be a ruling on combat sports. etc. Imagine a muslim country training it's military without sparring; ineffective and lacking. People think they're smart quoting hadiths out of context while also being low on brain cells.

[@tashnob]

The brother has graduated with a degree from the Islamic University of Madinah. What qualifications do you have?

[@tauhid9983]

well I think the example of the military training is kinda invalid...cuz modern warfare don't focus much on unarmed combat. Most don't train in striking as much but in jutjisu. But ofc, for normal folks when it comes to self defence training in combat sports is the best defence you can have. So by extension, u kinda have to train getting punched in the face or delivering the punch as well...otherwise u won't learn. But even in training, u can wear headgear or spar lightly in order to reduce damage. That's the key idea...as long as one can preserve the sanity of the face. You good! Also the Hadith isn't at all about safety mate, when it's about the nobility and the purity of the face. No matter who it is. Ofc when it comes to life or death, then that's a different case. Cuz if you consider the Hadith, where prophet (pbuh) forbade ppl from stoning the face of the women who was sentenced to death. It wasn't at all about the safety of the women lol, it was about honouring the face,

[@tauhid9983]

@@tashnob huh? who u talking to? lol

[@tashnob]

@@tauhid9983 I'm sorry brother I thought you were the original poster. Deleted that comment.

[@tauhid9983]

@@tashnob no problem lol….figured you were talking to him lol

[@Pattyeleven]

He already answer first of the beginning, "how can he said that is halal and 100% its not good in his religion", he know what he is doing. And he clearly explain that in training camp you should compete and go to the championship. Moreover, in fighting he asked his opponent to give up or stop, or destroy like chicken conor who bullying his religion. He just show, how we should act. Khabib is in another level

[@Pattyeleven]

@أحمد chicken always been chicken

[@mr.cannedble9724]

I don't think this sport was haram because it's agreement with both party, also this sport also being played during early age of Islam like khalid al walid, umar al khatab.....

[@elmonselmon8479]

@@mr.cannedble9724 You are talking about wrestling. But they were talking about boxing and kicking in faces. It's about making injuries. But yeah it isn't Haram cause it's not written in the Quran. This topic is based on a hadith.

[@Birawster]

@@mr.cannedble9724 i think that time when umar still fighting, there's still no surah / ayah in Quran from Allah that explain that fighting is haram except war to defend you're country or religion, then the ayah come to Muhammad Rasulullah shalallahu alaihi wassalam, to tell that fighting to or hitting , hurting yourself is haram

[@abubaro8341]

@@mr.cannedble9724 The Prophet's Companions did wrestle, but they didn't make it a profession

[@ariskonjacsponge614]

Omar has done what he must do as a muslim, watawa sowwbil haq watawa sowwbissobr.

[@amoory538]

I really like khabib honesty and him not make courtesy at the expense of his faith, many of us do haram may GOD forgive us but that doesn't mean we should lie on ourselves and pretend its halal, we only have to try hard to avoid the haram

[@leandroantelo7154]

That has to be one of the best questions khabib has ever been asked

[@naazrahhusain1771]

He is honest...

[@NaveedKhan-dc2sy]

The guy says he never watched a single MMA fight but for some reason he is there to see Khabib. What rubbish.

[@jondoe3176]

How can a pious representative of Islam be haram this is Allahs gift to us a man of religion a man that goes to war not for money but for a legacy who does sujood and never forgets his maker

[@BornInBosnia]

Relax brother. Islam is not based on emotional and personal perceptions. UFC is ingulfed with haram things that Islam forbids. From serving and promoting alcohol at their events, gambling, exposure of private areas/aura, free mixing, hitting the face, women fighting. Should I go on? Now, we love Khabib and the way he carried himself and Islam but truth is more important than our emotions and feelings.

[@MMANEWSMALAYALAM]

@@BornInBosnia What about other sports?? All other sports has this...

[@b150a4]

@@MMANEWSMALAYALAM Well there you just answered your own question. If the other sports has this haram it becomes haram for us to watch it

[@mohafiz90]

No problem for me for the Imam to ask such a question to Khabib. We all have to know the answer & we all know Khabib always have a good answer.

[@mgpvii]

It must difficult to stay highly motivated and dedicated to your profession when you have some concerns with how it falls in line with your faith, which is also very important to you, especially now that he is training others to smesh faces. But as Khabib and others have said, it is a sport. Two people agreeing to do what they are doing for entertainment. Much different than people fighting about disagreements.

[@ZincZXzinx]

​​​@@nealcassady1189 no our religion hasn't become weak. It is us who have become weak. We need islam.

[@AbuSufyan07550]

Khabib, the merciful warrior.

[@eze1373]

One things for sure, he ain’t brainwashed Barelwi and he ain’t celebrating mawlid 🤣

[@Lazfah]

How do you know he doesn't celebrate the mawlid?

[@muslimbrother1011]

Do you even know what Barelwi means and where the term comes from? The Ulema and scholars who Khabib looks up to are Sufi's Alhamdulillah and they will be celebrating Mawlid too. So trust me, Khabib ain't no Pseudo-Salafi.

[@squidguard4743]

@@muslimbrother1011 Lol Pakistani boy getting triggered over exposing Mawlid. Show me evidence of khabib or Chechens celebrating mawlid?

[@muslimbrother1011]

@@squidguard4743 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqmtdnaPl8iKlaM This is one of the NUMEROUS Mawlid gatherings which take place in Chechnya, I'm shocked you even asked me to evidence that. Also, I don't know what me being Pakistani or not has got to do with Mawlid. I hope you're not assuming only Pakistani's celebrate Mawlid, because there are huge Mawlid gatherings which take place all over the world, including the Arab Peninsula and other parts of the world, so it's certainly not something only people from the Indian Subcontinent do. If praising the best of the creation and thanking Allah Almighty for sending the best of creation to us (which is what Mawlid is) is a problem for you then you have bigger issues. I don't need to categorically prove that Khabib celebrates Mawlid, him doing it or not isn't evidence for or against it. But one thing I know for a fact is that he is a Sunni/Sufi. The scholars of Dagestan are Sufi scholars and Sufis celebrate Mawlid. Many practices which Pseudo-Salafi's disagree with, Khabib would be doing and you're probably thinking 'What's the evidence?', well the simple fact that he follows the Sufi way, Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamma'ah is enough evidence in itself. It would be shocking if anyone thinks Khabib is a Pseudo-Salafi, that's just criminal if someone suggested that (not saying you are). Pseudo-Salafi's appropriate figures like Khabib when it suits them, ignoring his beliefs (which they would disagree with).

[@davecooper6540]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmiUiIV-jbqUgLs Dagestan 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@doomsday8871]

Very Good answer. Fighting is not good way to show your religion but Khabib is born warrior. No one can judge him. Just God.

[@wrdswpns1139]

khabib was born in a country where war was normal , he grew up with bombs and bullets He lost people he new in a war torn country so fighting was an outlet . No haram in fighting , he is not killing his opponennt His oponents are fine and they continue to fight. Khabib is doing a job for the MMA and providing for his family and community .

[@marlostanfield6626]

This is illegal to Hit face or injure someone in islam so please dont try to justify somethink like this. War is war,octagon is different,his opponent dont hate him or dont try to kill him so he cannot fight like he is his worst ennemies. Wersling and grappling is good but if it's like a sport and game but hurting people is not good. Strikking is good For sport and self defense.

[@ameerulaqmalmalek9470]

@@marlostanfield6626 Omg.. You're being ignorant.. Are you even a muslim?

[@wrdswpns1139]

@@marlostanfield6626 khabib is doing a job for the MMA , he gets paid to provide for his wife n children . Not Haram what so ever . People need to chill the F out.

[@wrdswpns1139]

@@ameerulaqmalmalek9470 well said

[@wrdswpns1139]

@Mohmed Alanzy noway it's Haram He's making a living for his family.....dumass

[@ingliztiliraymondmurphygra1176]

So best answer from Khabib. 👌👌👌👌 His opinion and words are so big meaningful. 👌👌

[@arminius6506]

Everything is Haram, but it's okay to live in UK

[@buridah328]

Exactly. The guy is a troll.

[@jamshidk.4104]

What do you mean?

[@faisalmahmud1699]

right

[@Live-Fitness]

Exactly he shouldn't be asking khabib about haram living in UK 😂

[@THELASTUYGHUR]

@M Ahmed salem brother, I agree with you and totally understand what you saying. But It seems like That mam has no any other bad intentions rather than just wanted to know if that question was part of the reason he left ufc in general.

[@KTC678]

Ustad Khabib always drops the gems 💎

[@travistravis3620]

First of all why are you asking Khabib this question? He’s as he said it’s not up to him what’s halal and what’s haram. Second of all, people in the old days even in prophets time used to train to fight, the different back then it wasn’t for money. Other sports are physicals as well and athletes can still get hurt, dose that mean all these sports are forbidden? In my opinion people started overthinking things in religions, religion is something easy to understand and not complicated. I wish if khabib answered that question in a different way.

[@moobaba1536]

Exactly!

[@Userdoesnotexit]

dont think he had good english to say what you said.. his answer is good enough

[@MMANEWSMALAYALAM]

@Travis Travis Right brother. R U Muslim?

[@squidguard4743]

It doesn’t matter what people did in the ‘old days’ gladiators would kill each other for entertainment, doesn’t make that halal. The prophet sws used to wrestle, yes and they would go to war out of necessity, survival, defence, expansion, but they would NEVER fight for cash and glory. Prizefighting in your underwear will ALWAYS be haraam. Stop with the excuses and justifications. There is none

[@squidguard4743]

@M Ahmed whataboutism doesn’t negate that prizefighting is haraam lol. You guys that attached to khabib, is he your superhero ?

[@SeifJislam]

Hopefully we all be unite in paradise. Me, you, and all muslim in the world. In sha Allah.

[@azmtkdzv]

It's a sport, not fighting for a fight itself, but to test yourself and skills. Not a good idea to take everything literally.

[@almotasimb.elabiedy1084]

so when the prophet says don't hit the face what other meaning could this have? I researched this before and found many Muslim scholars who said it is indeed haram. Not to mention all the other haram stuff that the sport is built on like betting, promoting alcohol, the women divisions, ring girls, etc. so please never give opinions in a religious matter if you are not eligible.

[@Sal3600]

@@almotasimb.elabiedy1084 it's as Haram as cigarettes. Not so bad in many Muslims eyes. It's as Haram as looking at another woman that is not your wife or family member. It's not as bad as murder.

[@buridah328]

@@almotasimb.elabiedy1084 did the prophet say bend over during war or cry like a bitch if you get hit?

[@buridah328]

@@almotasimb.elabiedy1084 since we’re on the topic of Haram. Is watching Anime halal? It’s a waste of time and guides you away from Allah. Look at yourself before telling people how to live their life.

[@almotasimb.elabiedy1084]

@@buridah328 what?! I don't understand your first comment, it got nothing to do with the topic of prize fighting. Regarding your second comment it's pathetic honesty, I can't phrase it differently. I might agree anime is mostly haram but I didn't say otherwise, I don't even encourage people to watch it, weather I watch it or not doesn't change the fact that it is haram right. and so does MMA regardless of who is doing it. so please don't personalize this issue and seek the truth.

[@jacksonfan221]

No he leave because of promise to mother. Paradise under mother’s feet

[@akhbarkhanmohamad6705]

Allah loves a stronger Muslim dan a weak one.Because a man needs to defend his family n relegion.MMA is the art of defence n attack.Defence at all cost.In the street you may not able to wrestle but a good punch can save your life.Anyway you get paid to fight .

[@tator2284]

Wow wow you took that Hadith so out of context..

[@tator2284]

Abu Huraira reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “The strong believer is more beloved to Allah than the weak believer, but there is goodness in both of them. Be eager for what benefits you, seek help from Allah, and do not be frustrated. If something befalls you, then do not say: If only I had done something else. Rather say: Allah has decreed what he wills. Verily, the phrase ‘if only’ opens the way for the work of Satan.” Sahih Muslim

[@OmahcronOmni]

That question was more emotional than intelligent, the answer by Khabib was spot on he is not here to put halal or haram labels. He fought in UFC as athlete and won challenges and brought great sportsmanship back into the UFC scene. Questions like these will end up with is going into Army halal... Dont make the religion hard when its given you so many comforts to perform your religious duties and make living in the dunya.

[@mhersi2dude]

Brother are you trying to justify the clear cut haram. Smh this is why we are the foam of the sea

[@KTC678]

@@mhersi2dudeit’s calm, he still represents Islam better than a lot of us.

[@DrWoofOfficial]

Army is different to sport 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@unclesams2077]

Some imams think everything is haram except prayer. And wonder why some people have a hard time focusing on Islam. Allah is always #1 and we all have struggles. May Allah guide us all and keep us happy

[@fayaazalibhai4665]

You said it perfectly

[@hamadalhmmady]

Mma is haram btw

[@Heilhizzler]

@@hamadalhmmady And taking away rights from women is Halal ???

[@hamadalhmmady]

@@Heilhizzler lol since when did islam take away the rights of women

[@Heilhizzler]

@@hamadalhmmady Ever heard of a country called Afghanistan

[@rmyc]

In a sport that shows strength it's a beautiful to have a Muslim there showing their rujula

[@guy5140]

Khabib has done more for the deen and Muslim youth then almost any Alim right now. If you think that UFC is haram then you should’ve asked him in private. You should not have asked such a loaded and difficult question which put his own deeds into focus in front of people and a broadcast. Not appropriate.

[@enesa6489]

Lol Why should he ask this question privately ? He is a famous person and came there to accept questions because of his fighting job. Also he did not fight privately so anything relevant to his job can be asked in public. And Muslim youth can take him an example because he shows his Muslim identity at the same time. So if he doesn't say anything against his business, somebody has to ask him in public to teach the muslim youth that it is not a good job. Stop idolising people because they are rich and famous. He is not a true example to the muslim youth.

[@samik3184]

In Islam you can't call something haram like it's a casual word. It's absolutely disgusting to see keyboard warriors to throw this word haram around like it's nothing. It may be disliked but u can't just call it Haram unless there is a clear Quranic verse or Hadith FORBIDDING it. Like alcohol, zina, etc.

[@alnerisoldier8081]

Man you have american flagg over your own, you should be ashamed. Im iraqi christian and what that country has done to our and 50 + other countries since 1776 is not appropriate.

[@qalbi-s_Ahnfy2095]

Don't disrespect the Alim, brother. I have a feeling that your take on this matter would've annoyed khabib a bit, and he'd have strongly disagreed.

[@qalbi-s_Ahnfy2095]

@@alnerisoldier8081 I have incredible amount of respect and compassion for Iraqis, my friend. I'm from Dhaka, Bangladesh... May I know which governorate of Iraq you're from? I'd love to know you in person. Thinking of talking with an Iraqi, warms my heart. I was one of the people in this world, who were hurt the most in the deepest of my core, about the US invasion and war crimes done to the great land and people of Mesopotamia.

[@EverythingeverywherewithAftab]

this is the most humble threat i've ever heard🥰😅

[@noerismail1821]

What a man 👌, May the Almighty protect brother Khabib 👏 🙏 🙌

[@mikimilostnic2366]

Amin 🤲🤲🤲

[@ZachAAlam]

Intelligent answer as usual. Fighting is a sport for warriors and we do it to stay combat ready. This is not striking someone in the face in a regular occasion.

[@elafzal5866]

No it's just an answer according to his level of knowledge. We are not allowed to hit the face let alone as a sport. The greatest of warriors were the companions of the Prophet peace be upon him and they did not do this. And they were more than reaty. Don't talk without knowledge.

[@youssefamr8073]

⁠Yes UFC is haram . Any sport that involves hitting the face is haram . Because there a hadith where the prophets makes it haram to do so . And there is consensus between the scholars on this issue . 3:40

[@TheAvantgardist]

Respected brother Imam Omar Hajaj, do you have the permission to upload this part of the video? If not then it is NOT HALAL as it was organised by a Charity to fund raise for the needy people! You take a part of it and put on your channel! We all are waiting for your reply! Jazak Allah Khair

[@shapsugh1864]

If it's for the greater good then all copyright should be dropped by the owner if his intention are really good

[@elchotayewski2788]

Please don’t try to sound smart. Your question is quite dumb and fake respect. While brothers question to Habib was a good question.

[@Kangshou_Chang]

Why hide the reality? Truth is truth. Halal is just nonsense in today's context. If halal is sin, suicide bombing, beheading due to religious influence is more sin.

[@ahmadjauhar4562]

Nah I benefit from this omar guy. He doesn't harm anyone with this upload, even if it benefits him in some way

[@elchotayewski2788]

@@Kangshou_Chang why do you keep posting same dumb message everywhere?

[@e.k874]

when he said its his mother dont ask him anything else

[@Nasir1969]

Different people have different opinions... How about his intentions not for money or fame...but for legacy...I might be wrong on this and If so only ALLAH swt knows best and most forgiving.🤲

[@bilals1279]

Respected brother there no need for opinions when we have clear authentic proof from the prophet Muhammad peace be upon him who said striking in the face is not allowed.

[@tator2284]

@@bilals1279 do you people just select and choose what is haraam? This Imam has his face picture at thumbnail trying to get famous.. isn’t picture making haraam? Hadith Aisha, Abu Huraira, Ali, Ibn Masud, Ibn Abbas.

[@bilals1279]

@@tator2284 No we dont pick and chose. We submit to the Quran and the sunnah, and making pictures online is not the same as physically in real life as mentioned by the scholars.

[@tator2284]

@@bilals1279 wow did you just really say that? Posting picture online not haraam? Bring forth you’re proof if you are truthful

[@tator2284]

@@bilals1279 like I said your picking and choosing what is haraam and suits you. Because there are many clear cut Hadith about this. Read your first comment.. no need for opinions when we have clear cut Hadith

[@jamesdavies7891]

1 OF THE BEST ROLE MODELS THIS EARTH HAS GOT!!!! GOD BLESS 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@vandersonvlad4082]

Well he already said why he stopped fighting. At this point I think we all know! If his father cared too much that this was haram, he wouldn't have trained him and so many other boys who grew up to become professional fighters! You don't have to be extreme, that's not how you please God.

[@ameerulaqmalmalek9470]

Yup, as a muslim myself.. I also shaking my head when i watch these people take everything to the extreme.. Like, everything is black and white only.. I can give multiple reason why compete in a combat sport is not haram.. But these folks just won't listen..

[@saifty3747]

Without mma, we wouldn't know what really works for self defense

[@أُسامة-خ4م]

Bruh! How was that "extreme"? And I don't get the point where you mentioned khabib father training his students to become professional fighters? It's irrelevant to the topic. Are you saying that because khabib father encouraged that then it's not Haram?

[@Arsenal_4_Life]

@@saifty3747 Tbh, we have original martial arts, jiu-jitsu, muay Thai, etc. But I'm pretty sure all of those came from martial arts. Martial arts started in 527 AD and jiu-jitsu started around 1920.

[@saifty3747]

@@Arsenal_4_Life no, did u see what was happening in the 80s, u had alot of bs going around like aikido and wing chun, which would put peoples life in danger if they try to use it to defend themselves in real life. The UFC made possible to publicly test the techniques that work with a fully resisting opponent

[@ooolol]

Fighting is not haraam in islam, to become strong you have to train yourself in fighting skills, back then it was horse riding and Sword fighting. And while in combat you can hurt others or get hurt yourself but there is almost zero chance of losing your life. In UFC the haraam thing would be those almost naked girls who show you the board with the round number.

[@pakfurious8212]

Theres 98% chance of you dying from diving a car than doing mma. I know hitting in the face is a sin but so is music but people listento it. Dont fuckin watch if its haram for you. Khabib probably inspired more people to come back to din than most of the muslim who sit around and sin then call out others

[@ImranKhan-gs2hy]

Very smart of you to curse to express your point on what's haram. Yeah, the other side would definitely listen to what you have to say now.

[@ImranKhan-gs2hy]

Apart from that, I agree with your last point.

[@brother9983]

It doesn't matter if the whole world listens to music it will still and always be haram

[@like2jo4796]

Khabib is the best Role model ever!!

[@zafirshukor6372]

What an annoying question. A little tip for the “imam” - ask Khabib behind closed doors cause now people are wondering what your intentions are for asking this publicly (and Is that Islamic?)

[@tashnob]

Because he publicly competed in a Haram sport influencing millions of people. If the sin is in the open then it needs to be dealt with openly.

[@Checkout17]

You have a point. Indeed, he should have asked him that privately. Combat sports such as UFC, MMA, boxing in which opponents physically injure each other is un-Islamic, there is no doubt about it. Other combat sports in which the opponents are not injured, such as wrestling, arm wrestling, and combat sports are allowed. The only thing worse compared with all these combat sports where opponents injure each other is when the intention is to kill each other! This is a logical explanation and not difficult to understand. Peace be with you

[@win6676]

This is the reason why Khabib is a great martial artist. The level of understanding that he has to the sport goes beyond the competition side of things. Westerners do not like it cause they have different standards for greatness.

[@louhannaval8751]

A decent questions but it would be a waste if u dont put the same energy to give same questions to the UK government about their support to Israel etc,its easier to attack your own brother than ur enemy,disgusting act

[@buridah328]

He’s get kicked back to Pakistan if he ever dared to

[@buridah328]

@M Ahmed mate. Not anyone who grows a beard and calls himself an imam is an imam. A LOT are just imposters.

[@sineparadox98]

That was a powerful question

[@noblepolygon8694]

I've become very interested in Islam lately (I've stopped drinking because of the examples of Habib and Andrew Tate), but I worry about the restrictions on many other aspects of life I enjoy.

[@zeecee9749]

May Allah make it a easy journey for you brother ❤️

[@youssefamr8073]

These restrictions are there to make you better . Also Truth has consequences. It shouldn’t be will Islam restrict my life or not . Your question should be is it true or not . Also Allah told us Don’t worship our desires like the misguided do

[@DrWoofOfficial]

You can box, just don't hit the face or cause any harm

[@pistolairmukelo]

That really good answer

[@jvm-tv]

The honest answer and clear answer would have been: I know God wouldn't like me smashing other people's face for money and glory but I did it anyway and no that was not the reason I stopped competing in UFC.

[@mzakhroni]

What minute when he say that?

[@squidguard4743]

This is completely true wallahi. Prize fighting in your underwear will always be haraam

[@shehriyarkhan7591]

Salaamu alaykum Omar ma shaa Allah very good question akhee

[@omegaboostZ]

It's a tough judgement call. But to say that Allah's help wasn't there when Khabib defeated McGregor would be a mistake. It's as if it was meant to be.

[@squidguard4743]

Well everything that happens is meant to be, that doesn’t mean it’s something that is blessed by Allah, or Allah will be pleased with.

[@inthebackwiththerabbish]

@@squidguard4743 our own Prophet fought a match against a pro wrestler and body slammed him bruh

[@squidguard4743]

@@inthebackwiththerabbish how does that justify doing two things our prophet told us not to do? Hitting the face, not only hitting but beating the face to the point where one has brain trauma for the rest of their life. The second thing, is fighting in front of millions in your underwear lol. Also there were no professional wrestlers back then in Arabia

[@inthebackwiththerabbish]

@@squidguard4743 these men agree to fight each other and they train hard. there are rules in the sport and a referee making sure the match is fair. khabib actually doesn’t bash people’s heads in he often submits them making them tap out. if it’s wrong then okay it’s wrong. why do you have such a big problem with it? he’s not even fighting anymore and does plenty of good. in fact he has better discipline than probably all of us in this comments section. why compare? and the Prophet wrestled with the strongest guy in the town who had never been slammed to the ground before. the Prophet did it 3 times in a row.

[@inthebackwiththerabbish]

@@squidguard4743 we say words so easily that can damage someone for the rest of their life or commit actions we dont even assess the consequences of. bro think with your head

[@EMAMSTUDENT002]

Best question best answer ❤️

[@meruemo776]

Back in the day, sports that were considered manly such as horse and camel riding. Archery swimming where encouraged. I don't see this being any different as the fighters who compete in the UFC are 1- well trained and prepared 2- if a fighter loses too many fights in a row they get cut to save them from future damage. As u saw a BKFC fighter died because he's been koed 9 fights in a row

[@lingling7195]

You know even khabib didn’t give a fatwa to say it is halal

[@ZincZXzinx]

We shouldn't hit in the face. Also there's bunch of other things in ufc, music, free mixing, semi naked woman, drinking being served etc

[@muhdaqil9429]

what a beautiful of reason ..Allahuakhbar

[@OfAndalu5]

Allāhma bārik. Humans, when their flaws are pointed out to them, rarely accept it. When a prophet would come to his people, they would hate that the nabi pointed out their faults Khabib took this on the chin & conceded. Try doing the same with a liberal without causes a tantrum. This is a sign of sincerity. He could've politly not answered, or decided to justify it saying he doesn't hit Muslims. Instead, he was honest, took it like a man, and discouraged youth from doing so. He submitted, like a true Muslim. My respect for him has only increased.

[@Omzilla100]

Khabib is generally such a good man

[@kba6895]

So Imam Omar Hajaj I wonder what your living arrangements are. Are you a homeowner with a ‘haram’ mortgage upon which you pay interest which is haram. Or are you a tenant you pays rent for a property owned by a landlord who has a mortgage which he then pays interest on. Silly questions about what is and isn’t haram. Almost every interaction everyone has in life in the western world will have an element of haram to it. Lay of Khabib the man is an inspiration and conducts himself impeccably. I could go on but I see there may not be a point.

[@samik3184]

Idk what this so called imams wisdom was to publicly say something is Haram.

[@tator2284]

Or why does he use his face picture as thumbnail? Isn’t picture making haraam?

[@kba6895]

@@tator2284 good point. I missed the obvious.

[@squidguard4743]

@@kba6895 first of all, those are all assumptions. Second of all, even if the person asking the question was the biggest sinner on the planet, prizefighting in your underwear will still always be haraam, lol

[@kba6895]

@@squidguard4743 having a name Squid 🦑 gaurd is haram

[@akhan9196]

Hitting the face is haram full stop ✋ speak the truth be a man

[@chmisouantik317]

I like what Khabib is doing, and I am a Muslim, but I do not agree with you. This is a noble sport. Yes, it is unfortunate. Training in combat has existed since the creation of man. It is present in all religions, Islam and wars in history. The Prophet was a warrior, and I see that the impact on children is sports. Something positive is better than going to other trivial things and disagreeing with the person who raised the question is illogical

[@afgissa7471]

Hitting the face is haram.

[@gunawanantigam33]

mashallah,. thax khabib for yo answer,.. allahuakbar,.. allah swt the only one god in the world,..

[@HamzaKhan-fs4zk]

This guy is a true man he admits it is haram brothers don’t forget what the prophet said to the nearest effect that every son of Adam is a sinner but the best of sinners are those who repent also we are lucky we have him in his position a Muslim MMA champion that the youth can look up to imagine we had our youth looking to the likes of mcgregor if it wasn’t for Khabib can’t wait for the next Muslim MMA champion

[@lovemamahouse]

His character itself is much better than all of us combine. Religion is easy, As Prophet Muhammad has said, : “Woe to the extreme ones!” He said it three times.” (HR. Muslim)

[@seakingforgivness]

speak about yourself bro... i know muslims who are more righteous than khabib 1000 times. khabib is a good righteous man no doubt about it

[@m.abajwa9798]

what a dumb question ... people used to test eachother with swords ... stop labeling everything as haram

[@felipehector8817]

Yea because that was a WAR and it's the equivalent of firearms today, what are you even saying brother? And even while fighting against enemies you know the sahabas never hit the face of an enemy and tried to avoid it, even in war so imagine doing it as a sport, anyways UFC ain't even beneficial it's literally watching two people trying to ko each other and giving themselves brain damage that can actually catch up to them when they get old

[@MynameisBrianZX]

1:26 okay but you have to admit doing it to Conor was enjoyable, even the Conor fans enjoyed it

[@kaz4845]

I would ask the questioner why he went to an event glorifying a fighter who is famous for a sport which is haram?

[@MrCriterion]

The event was a fundraising charity event where the brother Khabib was invited. All glory belongs to Allah not to any human being. You do not know the heart and mind of your brother so refrain from making assumptions akhee !!

[@kaz4845]

@@MrCriterion actually if you look at the promo, it was about khabib and his legacy. I felt the question was inappropriate basically tell khabib his whole livelihood is haram.. If that's so, why are you there at an event celebrating his fame? Its a question of consistency

[@MrCriterion]

@@kaz4845 at 1.59 brother Khabib said it was a good question and accepted it is Haraam ( forbidden ) to strike another person on his/her face,. also the reason why the question was asked was because Prophet Mohammed peace be upon him forbid a muslim to strike another person on his face and there is plenty of evidence on this and the questioner clearly asked if this was one of the reasons why Khabib left. Celebrating his fame was one aspect of the event but more importantly it was a charity event. Like i mentioned before you cannot go into the heart of brother Omar of what his intention was but you should know if you are a muslim that you should think good of your brother. It is not Haraam celebrating brother Khabibs fame...His fame is not just based on what he has done in the Octagon. He is also famous for setting up institutes and being involved in many charitable events and organisations outside of the sport in the same way Mohammed Ali was celebrated not just as a sportsman but his achievements outside of the ring and this is the beauty of such personalities like Mohammed Ali and Khabib and with time you will see inshallah that Khabib will be remembered for what he did outside of the cage more inshallah

[@MrCriterion]

@M Ahmed What do you know what is islamic or unislamic ? Once again you are jumping into the heart and mind of another human being. Allah did not give you or anyone these super powers. As for the Imams manners they were spot on Mashallah as the first thing after giving Salam he made dua for Khabib and wished Paradise for him InshAllah...He then asked his question and wanted to know the reason why. He never advised him. There was no shame or bad intention as the one being questioned clearly said it was a good question. I know the brother Khabib personally and if he didnt want to answer the question or found it offensive or bad he would speak his mind or just ignore it but he didnt. So once again no one was judging Khabib let alone the brother Omar who asked the question. As for your rant about people living in ivory towers and options we all have once again you are putting everyone in the same box as you. I am not from the UK and many people who are commenting on youtube are not from the UK. The programme was broadcasted worldwide and with regards to issues within the muslim communities and revert sisters and scholars etc etc I am not sure if you are on the right channel or platform. If you know of personal, individual cases then go and raise it with the relevant authorities. What has that got to do with the question that was asked ? The question asked by bro Omar was related to the subject You need to relax bro and have some herbal tea. Read some or listen to the Quran

[@kba6895]

Exactly. Oh wait it was a charity do thats why he was there.

[@Islamequalstruth]

Allahuma forgive and guide him. He always stays truthful to islam never tries to justify what he is doing. So humble hes a human that shambles people 😂 😂😂 we all have flaws is what he is saying

[@anitanaim5138]

That's why they guy is a ex imam. Putting people in a bad situation and enjoying his self righteousness. "What a rat fooking guy" would say Conor in defense of Khabib

[@JalanHidayah__]

I prefer conor than that snake ex imam in the grass. Fook him. Ufc not street fight. Its combat sport with so much limits, its a martial art.

[@anitanaim5138]

@@citacitasejati its all over his face ... if you can't see it, then good for you. You see better side of people then i do. He could ask this question in private. But he decided to ask when cameras are rolling. Besides in hadith our prophet pbuh said it probably for people to know and not use it as games or other activities that might injur one's head. But this is a fight. Competition. And u expect all Muslims not to know how to fight or defend themselves against enemies? We are being attacked currently by our own Muslims let alone others. So its a political topic now so i dont want to go there...

[@setyowibowo6598]

He is not leaving at all, he is coaching now and he said he has passion to be like Dana White someday

[@mr_kay6089]

#GOAT 🦅🦅🦅

[@muhammadjamalkhan4103]

Brother Khabib even resisted him self for being hurt peoples other wise what would be the Khabib unleash fully one came imagine.

[@andrianwilman]

Bro I believe he’s just going for 70% in fighting. Lol. That’s what he said he could have finished mcgregor very quickly. But maybe bcs he wanted to entertain ppl that’s why he kinda slow it down 2 rounds.

[@Khanashrafayub]

First time I see khabib is in danger 😬😬 and he is hesitating to answer of his question 🤭 it's show that's why he is good Muslim 🙂

[@Alex-ou4tn]

This just goes to show he was out of character when he fought Connor. Connor really crossed the line with Khabib.

[@deadbodyman131]

Don’t act like Khabibs shameful behavior was Conor’s fault. All Conor did was force khabib to rip off the mask and show his true colors to the world. It’s not his fault khabib is incapable of controlling his emotions.

[@Alex-ou4tn]

@@deadbodyman131 I was referring to Conor talking about Khabib’s family, his father especially, his religion & people of his country. Conor simply got under his skin & Khabib literally humbled Conor that fight.

[@deadbodyman131]

@@Alex-ou4tn I don’t see how that changes anything I previously said… Also, I don’t know what you’re smoking but Conor definitely didn’t become humble that night. That dude still swears up and down that he’s the best fighter on the planet. Lol

[@ZERO-X79]

@@deadbodyman131 The loser is Conman"The Chicken Tapper"Mcstretcher!

[@deadbodyman131]

@@ZERO-X79 Damn Conor really hurt your feelings didn’t he? 😂

[@badushaikram]

MMA has evolved and it’s an Art!! It involves all aspects of defense and offense, Khabib is superior athlete in every essence of MMA, the fact that he stands apart is because he chose to choke people out instead of hurting their face, that makes him levels above any athlete! Period

[@DrWoofOfficial]

come on, the face still gets punched 😂

[@iasminagarbici2853]

If it is haram, why are those sports allowed and practiced in muslim communities?! Nobody force them. I like Khabib as a sportsman, I am not muslim, I don't care what religion or nation is an athlet, why always bring the religion in discution?!

[@yakz9885]

Because khabib is a huge Muslim role model and some scholars of the religion say that striking in the face is not allowed and some say it is so the question being asked was whether khabib retired due to realising that being in the ufc is haram because you strike eachother in the face but khabib cleared this up saying he thinks it not haram however he's not a scholar to being saying what is and isn't haram

[@muneebahmad2474]

He literally did not say that he doesnt think its haram why are you lying