Racist Hadith | "Son Of A Black Woman" | VS Hermeneutics

[@KaBaMimiKm]

Let's.goooo Titans tv. My brother Kalam, I am sorry I missed this...wheww..Shoutout Titans tv. Peace and love family..

[@wunwun8875]

"he was almost black". "no it says that he was black, not almost black". LOOOOOOL

[@alchemistlogic9421]

Wow Kalam you didn't even pull out the Kushite Empire card and you managed to refute there claims. This is making me want to get back into studying. Thanks for the inspiration.

[@OmarAli-qr1xs]

Kalaam I was being patient with you and always trying to understand your point of view and mostly I could understand, now I know you will just deny anything you don't like regardless of evidence and defend anything you like even without evidence.

[@mcgregori6745]

again my bro Kalam destroying the Salafi ISIS supporters

[@karriemtarver3129]

as slaam alaikum my brother you are right i did believe that all arab were white for years (prophet to). i ran across a dna/ ancestry youtube page in the page they said that the arabs today have a lot of european in their blood line . i begain to want to know what were these people before the european line came to be . i saw those hadiths to and otherS ( with incorrect translation) .the european use the casting system in india and mexco ect ( all over the world) . BUT IN ISLAM ? alot of white arabs use this to justify their bad behavior at black people. BUT I FEAR AND SERVICE ALLAH ALONE

[@truthson3133]

worth noting that bilal was a slave until he changed his name, religion, life style, language and sense of life & accepted to become Muslim/arab.

[@alsdyall]

@TitansTV Do we know that the word 'Aswad' was actually used in the hadith, as opposed to 'son of a slave?' I know the hadith collectors were more concerned with Isnad rather than the actual wording and content, but it seems to me, this could be an interpretation. I agree with and appreciate your position that this is one black person speaking to another but it does still beg the question, what does blackness have to do with 'status as a slave' in this society? Why would one black person call another black as an insult if there were no color based stigmas against black people. It seems you didn't address that, correct me if I'm wrong. Shukran.

[@nizzotheartist]

Great Video !

[@leehammer9894]

Bg up Titans, good chat mate and finally got a notification, although, I'm not sure it's right to say all people have a prejudice, I grew up with pics of Tyson, Muhammad Ali and Bruce Lee on my wall. Blacks actors and musicians wouldn't have made it as big as they are in the west if everyone was prejudice towards race.

[@Reason_over_Dogma]

entertainment is not really a measurement of someones racism. there are racists who are willing to suspend racism when it comes to music and entertainment. The cognitive dissonance is real. One of spike lee's movie talks about it. Where the shop owner was saying MJ is the greatest basketball player of all time but he hates blacks. I believe the movie is called "doing the right thing" there are lot of racists like that.

[@tdsdave]

Lee There are some uncomfortable studies , at least to me , *"For over half a century, American studies have revealed that when presented with Black and White dolls, young Black children attribute more positive qualities to White dolls and more negative attributes to Black dolls [...]. These findings suggest that Black U.S. children have negative views about their skin tone and show strong preferences for White over Black skin tones. Because negative views about a person’s dark skin tone are detrimental to many aspects of children’s development, including self-concept, it is important to consider paradigms that attenuate children’s negative perception of Black skin tone."*

[@tdsdave]

Its a big subject don't take this one piece of information and run with it as if its the end of the story citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.516.3067&rep=rep1&type=pdf

[@leehammer9894]

Reason over Dogma: There's a difference though, as that is a statement that MJ was the greatest basketball player of all time, backed up by his achievements. Who you listen too or go watch is a choice you make personally. I know blacks and Asians and I treat them the same as everyone I know, the same with them towards me. It all comes down to what people have in common, and naturally, if people visibly can see a difference in culture from appearance, they'll tend not to talk to each other. But, if I see a black man down the pub, having a laugh about football or whatever, I'm going to chat with him like anyone else I know because we have something in common. Making friends is hard enough, and as we get older, usually our groups of friends get smaller, so we naturally look for people we share interests with. I'd say it's more about cultures and lifestyle, which is why not all blacks get along with each other, same as whites and Asians. We're all different, we all want and do different things. Just look at all the genre of music to see the variety of peoples tastes and how different we all are. To say everyone is prejudiced based on skin color, I think is wrong, personally.

[@Reason_over_Dogma]

Lee Hammer you may just be Subconscious to it then. There's prejudice in everyone. I think that's part of our cognitive abilities to adapt in circumstances. Just to clarify the guy in the movie said mj was his favorite. I also watched a documentary where KKK members that swing out of town to go seeing with black men. They're racist but they have a sexual attraction. There are examples like this. It's clinically been studied as tsdave shown. Don't take it word for it. Look at the scientific literature. That's not to say everyone who has prejudices is a racist. So don't get that confused

[@turbogrin]

Darker skin or lighter skin cultures within the same race is often looked down or slighted ty the lighter ones! It happens all over South American countries

[@KalamEL]

Very true. That disease is called shadism/colourism/pigmentisation

[@RPNDWORLDWIDE]

Thank you Kalam

[@RPNDWORLDWIDE]

24/7 love How is your statement 24/7 love? Is Kalam not teaching true Islam got those that should already know it?

[@ahmirasad007]

Though narrated by Bukhari these accounts are not authentic. The same with Aisha and her age. There are lots of good sayings about bout black people even in that age most praised black people in their books.

[@truthson3133]

both sunni and Shia unanimously agree on aisha age. eg. Khomeini changed the age of marriage to 9 after 1978 revolution. this was was the first put in place. in iraq shia majority party proposed to lower the age to 9. also bukhari collection is called sahih bukhari. sahih means authentic. you are disagreeing with allah & Mohammed or just lying

[@ahmirasad007]

rtv so you believe everything you read. We must revisit history and call it for what it is. AISHA was not a child nor were black people hated. Even a child can understand this comprehension

[@truthson3133]

this is what all Islamic sources state. name one sect or Islamic who disputes aisha age and denies black people being taken as slaves by Muslims and still today in southern Iraq blacks are referred to as abdes mean slaves.

[@ahmirasad007]

the reality is people did not count ages back then they did not celebrate birthdays. We find Aisha to be well mature and able to narrate widely and is one of the top 10 narrators of hadith.

[@truthson3133]

the reality is you're lying and aisha told stories after Mohammed died. she herself states in bukhari that the first time Mohammed had sex with her she was playing in the garden with her toys.

[@lambolechat963]

Luqman aleyhi salam :>>>>>> Black Man in Coran !

[@Tajhlikemahal]

Are Moors older than Muhammadism?

[@poeticchild3006]

Tajh Marquel yes

[@poeticchild3006]

Tajh Marquel Muhammad was a moor

[@Tajhlikemahal]

How do you know? I ask genuinely.

[@7alabistyle819]

It's not just social it iinlcudes social elements but also racism (as Arabs despite their blackness didn't consider themselves the African type of black a phenomenan still found in could tries such as northern sudan . Also there is more evidence that you will never be able to twist: Muslims don't believe any human other than the Prophets saws are infallible so yes Ali and Abu Bakr can do mistakes and utter wrong statements. In Sahih narrations Ali called Ibn Saba The Yemeni a son of a black woman: - أخبرنا أبو محمد بن طاوس وأبو يعلى حمزة بن الحسن بن المفرج ، قالا: أنا أبو القاسم بن أبي العلاء ، نا أبو محمد بن أبي نصر ، أنا خيثمة بن سليمان ، نا أحمد بن زهير بن حرب ، نا عمرو بن مرزوق أنا شعبة ، عن سلمة بن كهيل عن زيد قال : قال علي بن أبي طالب : مالي ولهذا الحميت الأسود ؟ يعني عبد الله ابن سبأ وكان يقع في أبي بكر وعمر. On the authority of Abu Muhammad bin Tawoos and Abu Ya’la Hamza bin Al-Hassan bin Al-Faraq who said: ‘[…] on the authority of Salamah bin Kohayl who narrated from Zayd who said: ‘: ‘Ali said, “What do I have to do with this wicked black man?!’ He meant Abdallah bin Saba’ who used to attack Abu Bakr and Omar. Grading: Has a good Sanad of trustworthy narrators. Why did Ali specify his skin colour? the statement is wrong and racist and Ali ra is bound to .ale mistakes so is Abu Bakr. Stop excusig racist statements due to your bias and alliance with Shias.