How Shaytan tricks you... (Avoid doing this!)

[@SafinaSociety]

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[@jyggalag_]

Completely true sheikh. May God guide us.

[@suryaniahmadsarji5808]

So true Sheikh . My late Babah used to emphasize a lot on good Clothing to the masjid especially. May Allah bless him

[@esadcan7290]

May Allah ﷻ forgive his faults and grant him Jannah

[@End_Zionism]

THANK YOU!!!! I come from Kosova-Albania and I cannot believe it when I go to the Masjid and people are dressed like they're going to the gym or worse bed! And they sit against the wall and talk and talk and talk and their kids run around screaming. It's so unacceptable. And don't even get me started with the leaving sandals and shoes in front of the door. A'oodhu billah. The Masjid is a SANCTUARY. These Muslims need to deprogram this nonchalant attitude towards the Masjid out of their minds. IT IS NOT YOUR HOUSE. IT IS NOT MY HOUSE. IT IS NOT OUR HOUSE. THE MASJID IS ALLAH'S HOUSE. ALLAH'S HOUSE IS MORE DESRVING OF RESPECT THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE.

[@marzenr]

@@End_Zionism masha'Allah so true, it unfortunately is the test for the Muslim ummah, because even in my country and neighboring countries this happens. it's a worldwide phenomena.. may Allah grant our ummah better understanding of the deen

[@anaghayuba4479]

Jazak Allaahu khayran

[@naeem6722]

All true. May Allah SWT grant u barakha and increase you shaykh.

[@markward3981]

السلام عليكم He is correct 💯 I watch people who accuse others of bida'ah and being upon the aqeeeedah , yet these same ones come to Jummah look and their phone during the Khutbah and talk. If you ask them to stop or point it out to them when appropriate they become angry with you and say you are being harsh. May Allah forgive us and help us.

[@Troc313]

Agreed, 💯 no PJs

[@CIOGTube]

MaaShaAllah

[@XMehrooz]

This should be put into perspective. If it is a person who regularly prays and comes from a practicing Muslim family where his family are supportive and pray as well, they 110%, he should be held accountable for coming to Jummah late and dressing sloppy! But if he is a person who's barely holding on to his deen, does not have a support system for his deen or his family is also not a practicing one; then yes, it's a good thing that "at least he's showing up." Again, you can control your own Masjid and compare it with Opera houses and do whatever you please, but the fact of the matter is that less than 1% of the world's population go to Opera houses (and that too on special occasions) and close to 2 Billion (24% approx) people of the world are Muslim and a significant amount of them attend Jummah every single week! In this case, you can compare your Opera house narrative with Eid. And every Muslim in Eid wants to wear brand new clothes and apply perfume and dress their best on Eid. In that case, Muslims are 110% respectful of their occasions ever more so than non-Muslims.

[@Goodnightandgoodluck-c7m]

What about those that come late but forced their way to the first row just because he leads certain prayers? Sense of entitlement. and NO he's not the standby iman

[@SafinaSociety]

This is makruh to do.

[@Goodnightandgoodluck-c7m]

@@SafinaSociety I was being cynical and adding to the points made by the speaker

[@Jerrybeam101]

ya sheikh can you do a nbf stream on the topic islam vs western philosophy focusing mainly on Nietzsche

[@sherifayantayo2873]

Why the particular interest in Nietzsche?

[@junaidiqbalsiddiqui6621]

No audio in this clip

[@esadcan7290]

There is

[@JaefarSABNW]

It is haram to wear graven images.

[@daasguy99]

We believe we don't have to say to anyThing to any one, just mind your own business. He is responsible for his own deeds. But there is a way to stop this. Sit together in groups and face them and stop them in groups. They will not argue with a lot of people.