Salah (Prayer) - Hamza Yusuf

[@Umm_Z.]

I don't understand why so many people are against hamza Yusuf! Nothing he says rejects anything from the Quran and Sunnah. He is very knowledgeable and one of the greatest scholars of our time . May Allah SWT bless him

[@osinhasan4039]

those who hate him are the so called wahabis.

[@petergreen5337]

Ameen ,he has NEVER claimed to be a scholar

[@SonGoku-io7sh]

@@osinhasan4039 The Super Salafi's are butt hurt by anyone who promotes the real Islam. The real joke is they claim to follow the Salaf but reject Fiqh and revere someone like Ibn Taymiyya who didn't even agree with their position.

[@Spec-b1e]

Because they don’t understand him that’s why

[@AmirX88]

Because of their ego and jealousy. I love this man. He’s a true Shaykh. He mentioned something about police brutality and discrimination amongst black people that he was highly criticized for. All he said was that many white people that other people are unaware of go through the same thing. He was talking about people who aren’t black go through the same not only in this country but all over the world, especially in Islamic countries so I def agree with him. Many people misunderstood that.

[@anasawitri2678]

I really admire this scholar. May Allah bless him

[@tasneemrauf1702]

!1

[@petergreen5337]

Ameen

[@GLOBAL-STRUGGLE]

Yeah he’s been very influential in my deen

[@GLOBAL-STRUGGLE]

@Drusilla Scheidecker get a life ya scum bags

[@GLOBAL-STRUGGLE]

@Ben Eliseo get a life you scumbag

[@S678oi7xe]

I cried the entire time I was watching this video. Allah is perfect. We are just a bunch of sinners. May Allah forgive us for our shortcomings and sins. Ameen

[@ahxmadnuur]

My co-worker asked me about Salah. I'm sharing this classic lecture with him. May Allah reward Sh Hamza and everyone who made these lectures possible.

[@roopmonee7947]

This man is extraordinary and his explication of this true religion is phenomenal.

[@tliyyah]

This is one of the Sheikh's best lectures ever. I still come back to it again and again.

[@roni_aust1594]

Me too. I mean come back to it again & again. It clarifies for us. As opposed to how many mosques have different time tables.

[@shinaz000]

Why do people hate him so much? I've been watching a lot of his videos and he seems well aware and educated.

[@Exposing21]

shinaz000 he’s a good guy in my opinion, but I do know that he is related to a sect called Sufism, which can lead to extremism in faith and even ruined ones life.

[@Suhan0805]

Abraham Osrs he is not sufi

[@QuranSprouts]

Dawud Bryant good. salafis are an extremist group.

[@QuranSprouts]

Abraham Osrs Sufism is a beautiful sect. Salafism and Wahabism had let to suicide bombing, I hope you go on KZbin and talk against them too

[@miralabualjadail4206]

@@Exposing21 haahahahahahahahah your ignorance is really so bad. Sufism is not a sect and its literary the opposite of extremism. its part of ihsan. You need serious education.

[@Hamsa4375]

best sheekh , don't believe a thing haters says i am assuming they are not even muslims for talk bad about this amazing man

[@jayjay1179]

May Allah Bless and Preserve Shaykh Hamza Yusuf.

[@joyali7186]

i like hamza yusuf he is a great person in north america i see him actually a person who is blended in american system perfect person for giveing islam dawah to american people.i dont know him personally but i have listened to some of him talks live in chicago its gives lot of confidence to american muslims

[@ashahassan3483]

Asalam aleiykum, he is a gifted scholar, with great knowledge, and he always teaches Muslims knowledge in Islam he gained, from when he was young to now he sacrifices his time for Allah so whether one dislikes him or not he Is a great Muslim and we are His witness، keep up sheikh Allah will protect you.

[@jamalgh.6092]

his qualification? he mastered Arabic in Mauritania.. he studied under one of the greatest maaliki shaykhs of today: Shaykh Abdallah bin Bayyah.. and he studied under Murabit al Haaj, one of the pious people of Tasawwuf of Mauritania.

[@adrianabonitaaziz]

I feel miserabel when I mis the prayer. I always ask Allah to keep me close to HIM. No Salah means no Islam.

[@anthonygloria5192]

Adriana Bonita There is no "the prayer" in Islam. In fact, Salah means "duty" not prayer. If you go through the entire Quran and find every instance of the S-L-W root you will see that the value of prayer doesn't fit and the translators of the Quran have to make up definitions for the word that it never had before. For example in the Quran 22:40 Allah mentions "Salawat". But in every traditional translation it says "Salawat" means Jewish synagogue. This is just evidence of how the traditional Muslims have been misleading the masses of believers with false definitions so they can keep their monopoly on the "religion of Islam".

[@adrianabonitaaziz]

Ha ha ... So you tell me that my emotions are fake too... you guys are really funny...

[@anthonygloria5192]

Adriana Bonita Emotions are not evidence of anything except you having emotions. It's not evidence that you are connecting with Allah. Christians feel the same way as you do when they pray to the Prophet Jesus.

[@adrianabonitaaziz]

Emotions are not evidence for anything.... that is one of the most crazy statements I have ever ever heard!

[@anthonygloria5192]

Adriana Bonita​ I don't care how you feel or think. I care about the evidence you can present. Apparently it's none.

[@xillzyazxelijah70]

the best night for me is a lastday of ramadhan shen everybody waiting LailatulQadar. 👍👍👍👍 i remember when i was a kid when suddenly the wind stop winding and feel very peacefull on that night. I believe that night was the night that Muslim waiting for. ☝☝☝ Allah know best. 👆

[@taeroberts6798]

May Allah persevere him I love this brother I love listening to him 🤲🏿🤲🏿🤲🏿🤲🏿

[@s3savage]

What wisdom & knowledge.... Brother Hamza Yusuf ❤️

[@issasuwedi8082]

Masha'Allah.... What an amazing Islamic scholar...! May Allah grant his pleasures to this brother of ours in this world and the next...!

[@petergreen5337]

Ameen

[@lassanakeita1125]

May ALLAHOUH SWT BLESS THIS BROTHER

[@elhadjiamadoujohnson4166]

Lassana Keita Ameeen!!!

[@petergreen5337]

Ameen

[@Haasseebb]

Thanks!

[@burnxx7097]

Learnt a lot of things from this talk

[@mikearango2318]

Alhamdulillah I've been watching Hamza since VHS cassettes 😁

[@Sufi_Alchemy]

Love Hamza Yusuf. Asalama aleikum.

[@MrResearcher122]

ما شاء الله عليك. This Shaikh has his critics, but he's a learned man, with a gratitude for alternative traditions. Ubi amor, ibi oculus ('where love is,there is insight').

[@Tothose]

+Jack Brown tis was filmed in late 90s .hes changed since in my opinion. wallahuallam.

[@MrResearcher122]

+Tothose He looks younger. I haven't kept up with in a while, but what's happened to him?

[@MrResearcher122]

***** سلام عليكم. I never used a past tense or, for that matter, a future tense.

[@amir324]

Jack Brown he is very learned, but as of late he has become a perennialist, he includes all sects as being Muslim including ahmadyah which all Sunnis agree that if someone claims prophethood after Prophet Muhammad is not a Muslim, he has succumbed to political correctness on some major issues in aqeeda

[@kenneth3617160]

Didn't the Prophet (SAW) say absolutely not to split the ummah into sects? And to identify ourselves as non other than muslims? By accepting anyone as a muslim who says la illaha ilallah, we unite a badly fragmented ummah. It is for Allah to judge if someone is a muslim, not us. Islam has always been great because it has been easy to get into and hard to get kicked out of. May Allah make it easy for us to uphold this tenet of our great religion. And Allah knows best.

[@sonnylee6355]

He seems to be a very good scholar/sufi.

[@wazirsourjah7486]

Very informative and educative talk. Allah bless you.

[@Ibraheem_akm]

SubhanAllah beautiful insight. I'm quite fascinated by symbolism and imagery especially in the Quran and Islamic tradition. Love the insights about the sun rise and sunset and the shadow. The movement of the Sun in the sky is symbolic of life; rising from the east is life and the setting is symbolic of the imminent death we all face. Interesting cause this got me thinking of the sun rising from the west on _Yawm al-Qiyamah_ . Sunset is symbolic of death and so when the _sun rises_ from the West, that is a complete reversal, and death of everything and interestingly is symbolic of death and _beginning_ of a completely different "life" -- _Akhira_ .

[@elepo]

fascinating insight Maymuna

[@high.vibrational.collective]

I'd like to discuss more of this with you

[@zamangha9031]

Ya sheikh I pray Allah swt protects and preserves you, I pray Allah swt watches over you. I love immensely for the sake of Allah and I pray he allows me to meet you one day insha allah ❤️❤️

[@khadraabdullahi4688]

may Allah swt reward him.waw

[@QtvNOW]

Ameen~

[@petergreen5337]

Ameen

[@syedsalam3199]

He is a teacher par excellence. Alhamdullilah.

[@darwishjama4325]

great scholer ,,,,,,,,,,, May Allah SWT bless him

[@petergreen5337]

Ameen

[@yosufjumahmuhammadalqubais4221]

Hamza Yosuf Regards & love from 6th diminsions (♡♡) Allah grace & peace on u our spirit teacher !!

[@quantumo2099]

Alhamdulilah!

[@mikearango2318]

I had this course when it came out on VHS cassettes more than 20 years ago 😁😁😁...

[@crazywolf-u7s]

Great Teacher

[@m.h.5929]

JazakAllah Khair

[@mohammed71712]

instead of doing night prayers right now i am enjoying these videos on the internet, in tranquility and silence as well. XD

[@themerchant2579]

Should do both will have good reward

[@Iamhislulu]

Amazing channel Islam on demand

[@baraarujidadkaaga5922]

Probably interesting topic

[@Mrkzio]

Great lecture

[@faisalafzal1]

Subhan Allah Masha Allah, Assalam O Alaikum Wa Rahmatulla Wa Baraqatahu, Dastur Ya Madad Sultan Awliya Maulana Mehmet Adil Rabbani Haqqanni Q S, Al Fatiha Ameen 🤍 Allahumma Saliallah Muhammadin Wa Allah Alay Muhammadin Wasalam 💞

[@hotaki07]

Mashahallah he is so young in here.

[@mustafasamow236]

Thanks sheikh Hamza Yussuf , I gain knowledge from u.

[@ahmadabdullah008]

Salaam Alaikum Rahmatallah Barakatu Insha’ALLAH Ramadan Mubarak ☪️🤲🏼

[@alicomando1195]

Can Non-Muslim Get Rewards If They Send Salawat To Prophet Muhammad Like Saying Peace Be Upon Him?

[@AliKhan-lj4ft]

Yes.You should do the same when mentioning JESUS name

[@whatinthe4802]

of course you ll get the reward but it ll be erased on the day of judgement if you dont believe in One God. Thats the basic thing which is the belief in one God. If we live a noble and perfect life and still dont believe in one God, it ll be in vain unfortunately.

[@seemejaffri108]

Maashaallah brother,God bless you.

[@innallaahaamaassaabireen5209]

اللَّهُمَّ صَلِّ وَسَلِّمْ عَلَى نَبَيِّنَا مُحَمَّدٍ ﷺ وَعَلىٰ آلِهِ (مـا أنـا عـلـيـه و أصـحـابـي) وَصَحْبِهِ وَسَلِّمْ تَسْلِيمًا ﷺ....... ( إِنَّ اللَّهَ وَمَلَائِكَتَهُ يُصَلُّونَ عَلَى النَّبِيِّ يَا أَيُّهَا الَّذِينَ آمَنُوا صَلُّوا عَلَيْهِ وَسَلِّمُوا تَسْلِيماً) سورة الأحزاب Verse 56

[@FoodwaysDistribution]

Not sure who this guy is but i am pretty much certain he got this knowledge about sun and prayer time from arabs in the great sahara (algeria, mauritania......).

[@thenotoriousm0e852]

Hamza Yusuf, revert and Sheikh from the US. I'm pretty sure he is of the Maliki Madhab

[@AamirKhan-ux2ue]

He is Shaykh Hamza Yusuf and he actually did get his knowledge in Mauritania! He studied there for a long time

[@handhikaramadhan]

maybe you should get to know sheikh Hamza first before making such comment, so that you dont look redundant.

[@FoodwaysDistribution]

@@handhikaramadhan May be you should learn to read and understand English before leaving such ignorant comment.

[@FoodwaysDistribution]

@@AamirKhan-ux2ue So i though, thanks,

[@topik627]

AL HAMDUDILAH!

[@rajibborbhuyan7949]

Salat means contact... I contact with my God 5 times a day.. 5 times contact prayers are mentioned in quran

[@TheDisappearHere]

20:25 An-nur ayah 41

[@nabeelbarhe2801]

salamalekum wrahmatulah? ?is there a book about such subject written by hiim, may Allah bless

[@robanabegum2356]

I had a question for you how many sajda tilava are there in the Holly Quran?

[@shahidshafi569]

14

[@MasumJ]

Which college is this?

[@shoaibkhansafi]

hey i have a complaint im from pakistan im a muslim your other videos r not availaible in pakistan but why i wanna have benefit from him the videos of him please fix it may allah reward u

[@Channel_smart]

Allahuakbar

[@nursuluplatt4229]

Question on 30.29. Where women prohibited to go to mosque? It is widespread ing now in former Soviet Union. Specially men from Kavkaz region of Russia do it a lot. Literally standing on paths to the mosque and saying that women are not allowed to come. Came to this occasion a few times in mosques in Moscow and Saint Petersburg’s. Also in Kyrgyzstan many mosques don’t have female side, or it is locked for some reason. And on the main entrance there are men standing and not allowing women to enter what they think “man only zone”. While in neighbouring Kazakhstan, in Turkestan precisely, then we asked in mosque where is female entrance, the man looked at us in disbelief and said there is no female entrance at all, come and pray everywhere. When asked are we allowed to pray together with men, he lead the pray. And after showed the madrasa rooms to us. He looked at us as we were uneducated and extremely oppressed poor women for even asking such things.

[@Quran_Flux]

The women aren't allowed inside mosques even in Pakistan... It's a pity, really... Cuz in spite of desperately wanting to experience the peaceful vibes present in a mosque, women aren't allowed to go there...

[@sudaysfreepalestineandfree6212]

Assalamualeykum Warahmetullah this is so wrong let Allah guide them i am from Abyssinia and our mosques have both male and female sections.

[@Qazdauysty]

Salaam, in Kazakhstan we have separate sections for women and men

[@DIRECTEDBYH]

men have the obligation to go to the friday prayer in the mosque but women don't, but they are not prohibited. This is some weird culture stuff. Very sad to hear that.

[@MasumJ]

I am really curious.

[@noname-op3zj]

Theyr doing whispers putting thoughts in my mind more importanlt watching everything i aee

[@ikramdjaoud3673]

الحمد لله

[@juliolaredo2307]

i can't do any of that. then what?

[@irfanm8677]

Anybody got the full video??

[@shamed5458]

m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXKccqFmbLKJic0 and m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqWxmGOuZc2egqM

[@irfanm8677]

@@shamed5458 Thanks

[@shamed5458]

@@irfanm8677 You're welcome.

[@Ibraheem_akm]

@9:26 - what does this mean?

[@uthman1114]

Castling - a special move in chess

[@checkmyplaylistsbbiwithzaz6260]

Yeah, I'm wondering that too, I wish I know the meaning of it, so that I could laugh with them.

[@irmariesti]

question:whats wrong with him that some scholar assuming he is bid'ah follower

[@miralabualjadail4206]

only the wahabbis, they are the real biddah, and none of them are actual scholars, don't listen to them.

[@theperfectionist]

Fakhr ad-Din ar-Razi did not live in the 9th century like Hamza Yusuf said, rather, he lived in the 12th century (1149-1209).

[@ReulMcGillolane]

I assume it was just a mistake....not important...I also assume the Shaykh probably read Razi's writings....more important.

[@theperfectionist]

Reul McGillolane Of course it is important for the listener who might not know better.

[@ReulMcGillolane]

theperfectionist REALLY? What he said about Razi is important, it barely matters if Razi lived yesterday or two or three hundred years ago, in my opinion. Thanks for the correction, though.

[@ReulMcGillolane]

I did not know when Razi lived myself

[@theperfectionist]

Reul McGillolane Certainly what he said about Razi is important, but it's equally important to know when he lived because it will help one contextualize his work with his contemporaries. Not to mention the domino effect this one mistake can have on listeners who might be strolling by to learn more about Razi for a school assignment or such just to be smacked with an F when they get their papers back because they placed him three centuries before his time. Thankfully that's all been resolved.

[@shoaibkhansafi]

what is his qualificaation i mean does he know arabic

[@saanea2000]

Yess

[@bubblyboobly]

In the united arab emirates they do not allow the woman to put in her marriage contract to be the husbands only wife while he is married to her. Can someone please tell me where it is written that a woman is allowed to stipulate this?

[@Suhan0805]

Linda Wilkins Fatima did this

[@icarus4234]

Tradition or religion?

[@icarus4234]

MashaAllah

[@nawalibrahim3680]

Religion

[@Kingjanz45]

There is no concept of boyfriend in islam, so please don't misguide people.

[@nazzyos4598]

I believe there is as Islam opens up to love before marriage (not arranged) but am not talking about the Western standard of a boyfriend, am talking about the halal way. Correct me if am wrong please.

[@raushanyuzer9705]

+Nazzy Os I agree with you. It's highly depending on how you define boyfriends/girlfriends. Of course these terms, we immediately associate them with western definition.

[@nazzyos4598]

raushan yuzer Exactly, letting your mahram know and not getting physical would be the correct way, in my opinion.

[@mohamedshamim9558]

Suleman Khan dont be a fool. You are allowed to see whonyou want to marry. Also if love occurs there are ways for them to be together as long the girls mahram is there. Think before u speak

[@waheedullahkhan9629]

❤❤❤❤

[@noname-op3zj]

As he hits the machine it'll make my body twitch

[@TheDisappearHere]

16:33

[@Quraan_777.7]

عندما نزلت آية الحجاب ظهرت جميع نساء الصحابة رضوان الله عليهم باللباس الأسود وكأنهن غرابيب سود اللون الأسود في لباس النساء مأخوذ من نساء الصحابة وليس من تقاليد البلاد ولكن اللون ليس فرضا لأنه لم يذكر فيه حديث عن رسول الله صلوات الله عليه.

[@TheDisappearHere]

2:58

[@TheDisappearHere]

24:02

[@noname-op3zj]

Tryna wake me up

[@noname-op3zj]

For ten months

[@hambaallah3912]

❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤

[@noname-op3zj]

For ten months this man elon musk has been harrasing me, placed an a.i nuerolink implant in my mind, as I'm sleeping, furthermore last night, hit the a.i and my body twitched 5 times

[@unhingedconnoisseur164]

are you ok i'm not trying to make fun of you or anything i'm genuinely asking out of concern

[@noname-op3zj]

And if u say something the man got the nerve to get offended, how dare u say that to me

[@noname-op3zj]

In the shower everywhere I go

[@aaedenaya4268]

sabah briberies is everywhere to build harir china town instead of all arab deen=hawa is the EXAMPLE or follow me in Umar Empire is Aya

[@noname-op3zj]

For ten months this man been doing this harassment

[@noname-op3zj]

He says it's for paralysis,

[@bartawibunch7280]

how is it acceptable for a woman to stipulate something that 'forbids what Allah has made permissible for men"? How is this a clause she can put in the contract? What woman would not want to put this in their contract?Patriarchal? Times have changed! society is not the same as before, they dont aspire the same things the earlier society, greater fitna! Maliki should know this 'سد الذرائع' Sad Ath-Tharaa`i'- As long as the urf doesnt go against a consensus position, its executable and acceptable

[@helmandblue8720]

A marriage contract is a contract. Both parties can make stipulations. The daughter of the Prophet SAW was the only wife of Ali RA while she RA was alive. It is permissible as long as the wife is not against it. Anything that harms the other party in a marriage can be stipulated against.

[@bartawibunch7280]

Imagine today we have it open for men and women to pray together without a barrier! there would be a rise in crimes of harassment and tomfoolery! I dislike when someone gives a half-baked position/opinion on a topic... especially someone of Shaykh Hamza Yusuf's caliber ! His opinion on the right of a woman to stipulate divorce if her husband marries another is against the Quran and Sunnah teaching.. dont you think that if it was that A Wife of the Prophet would have stipulated this! Of course!

[@mohamedshamim9558]

U really dont know much do you.....sad...

[@helmandblue8720]

The daughter of the Prophet SAW did this.

[@petergreen5337]

Your knowledge is weak , please read Quran with care.

[@mikearango2318]

Ok not 30 but more than 20 😂

[@sypsyp1128]

I'm a muslim from Malaysia..i would like to know from our Bro Hamza Yusuf kindly show me one verse in Quran OR in any the so called Sahih Hadith explicitly explained on how to perform prayer from A-Z.. Bukhari explained in detail on Isra Mikraj Prohet Muhammad ascend to 7 heaven to collect "ritual salah" from Allah however not even a single Hadith explicitly explained on how to perform prayer from A-Z.. The question is WHY?? The muslim ummah must realized that the ritual prayer we performed today was derived from our forefathers..to be precise we "follow blindly" the action of our forefathers..

[@OsmanGhazii]

The prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said to his followers how to pray but he didn’t write it in his Hadith so he told people how to pray and people spread that to tell all the other Muslims how to pray.

[@the_interim]

Hi I'm from Malaysia as well. The full prayer was explained by the prophet himself and recorded in a Sahih Hadith. Read and study more. Look at Sahih Al Bukhari 757. insha'Allah you're not a Quranist.

[@azwanzainal3588]

quranx.com/hadith/Bukhari/DarusSalam/Hadith-757/ for you my brother . May this help you in better understanding of solat

[@sahillhussain9596]

@@azwanzainal3588 okay where to bind our hand do we need to do Rafayadain can you give me the reference

[@nawalibrahim3680]

You know the Quran was not a physical book that fell from the sky. Angel Jibreel would bring down verses, have the Prophet (PBUH) listen and memorize it. Then he shared it with the rest. So to distrust that would really be to distrust the Quran itself. But Islam is he last religion to last mankind till the end, by it's nature, will be perserved.

[@p.louisemakeupacademy4928]

Why is prayer important?

[@ranat.8982]

aljana tutorials many reasons, it is our duty and is stated in the Quran that we must fulfill our duty of praying 5 times a day

[@fabs251]

Its our time with Allah n to feel close to him...saying Allah huakbar each time we prostrate claiming He is Greater than anything else in our life...glorifying Him is the greatest act u can do in ur lifetime. The reward in that is immense.

[@aamirh8879]

God command, that is why

[@mohamedshamim9558]

To glorify Allah s.w.t and to ask for ur wishes and also ask for forgiveness

[@thankfulbeliever990]

Why heaven is important..?

[@Sertico1]

amazing, besides he looks just like joe lewisamo hehehe

[@aslan0974]

Salat is not prayer

[@mohamedshamim9558]

Do explain. What is prayer then?

[@mmmm7656]

Yes u r right but commonly we translates it as a prayer because there is no perfect word for salah..

[@nawalibrahim3680]

Salah/Salat. Alot people use that word to refer to it.

[@ninjaslayer7462]

Here are some sunnah of the prophet(SAW) #...When ever the prophet is mentioned saying (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) #...Dikir after every prayer/you can also add (wa bihamdi) and reciting *Alatul Kursi after every fard salah *SubahanAllah 33 times *AllahuAkbar 34 times *Amhamdulillah 33time #...While entering home syaing this supplication (Allahumma inni as'aluka khairal mawliji wa khairul makhraji bismillahi wajlana wa bismillahi kjarajna waaalla rabbina tawakkalna) #... While going outside of home saying this supplication (Bismillah tawakkaltu aaalallah wala hawla wala quwwata illa billah) #...When entering your home give salam even if there is no one give salam to your self #...Entering the bathroom with left foot and exiting with right *and covering the head and while relieving yourself sitting is wajib *and when relieving yourself don't face the qibla or your back behind it #...Entering the masjid with right foot and exiting with left and performing wudu at home #...Every muslim you cross by give salam #...Using meswak #...Using fragrence #...Reading Surah Khaf every Friday #...Dusting the bed with an edge of an cloth or bromm #...Eat with your right hand and share your food with the nearest person #... if any food drops of the plate pick it up remove the dust and eat it *after finish eating lick the plate with your fingers and lick your fingers #...Before eating and drinking saying bismillah and after finishing eating and drinking saying Allhamdulillah *if one forgots to say bismillah before eating or drinking say this (bismillahi fi awwalihi wa akhirihi) #... After finish eating sya this supplication (Allhamdulillah hil ladhi at amani hadha wa razaqanihi min ghayri hawlin minnee wa la quwwatin) #...Before staring any work or going to do something saying bismillah #...After doing wudu saying (La illah illallah wadahu la sarikala) #...While drinking or eating sitting is recommended and it is an sunnah #...Sleeping on the right shoulder #...Not sleeping on your stomach or chest #...Before going to sleep *sleep in the state of wudu *Surah ikhlas 3 times *Surah Nas 3 times *Surah Falak 3 times *Ayatul Kursi 3 times *And saying (Lailahaillallah MuhammadaRrasulullah) *And reciting Surah Mulk #...When going to sleep saying this supplication (Bismika rabbi wada tu janbi wa bika arfahu in amskata nafsi fagfir laha wa in arsaltaha fahfazha bima tahfaz bihi ibadaka-s-salihin)or (Allahuma bismika amutoo wa ahyaa) #...After waking up saying this supplication (Allhamdulillah hil-lathee ahyana baaada ma amatana wa ilayhin nushoor) #...After waking up doing wudu and put water inside the nose and blow it #... when wering cloths syaing this supplication (Allhamdulillah hil lathee kasanee hatha aththawab warazaqaneehi min ghayri hawlin minnee wala quwwah) *While wearing entire the right hand first and when taking of start with left hand same with the shoes Reference Sahih Al Bukhari: 12.28.153.168.183.216.217.245.568.3295.5010.5623.5628.5630.5631. 6293.6294.6295.6296.6311.6314. 6322.7393.7394 Sahih Muslim: 265.267(c).304.2018(a).2020.2024. 2025.2032.2034.2626 Jami Al Tirmidi: 14.1857.1858.1885.2048.2678.2689. 3426.3458 Abu Dawood: 2.30.51.4023.4141.5094.5095.5096. 5212 Ibn Majah: 303.307.3287.3288 An nasai: 259

[@alexe2563]

And how would you have time or anything else? I mean how many verses should be read in a day? 300?

[@appiefarid2651]

@ninja slayer Sallaam agi, Don't you find it odd that none of the Islamic advise you gave is based on the word of Allah? But rather on the word of men that came centuries after and were neither prophets nor messengers. Could you explain why you feel the need to not even bring forth one proof from the Quran? Doesn't the Quran hold precedens over the literature you mention. Looking forward to your reply. Wasallamoualaik.

[@syruseye]

Sun worship?

[@user-mb3pp2ek9u]

God made sun for us Islam has no place for any kind of idol worship....

[@syruseye]

B 3 what are you doing with the black rock?

[@shamed5458]

We’re not worshipping it it is just the direction we have to pray to

[@syruseye]

Samia H so there’s no kissing or libations?

[@shamed5458]

I’m still learning about the religion so I don’t know so I’m not gonna talk about it but if you want to know maybe keep an open mind and look at authentic and reliable sources instead of just talking based on opinion not fact

[@hotshots149]

He made a mistake at the beginning. Instead of sunrise, he said sunset.

[@khansaiqbal7945]

No he did mean sunset, he went on to say this is maghrib prayer

[@diaralcasanibrahim6582]

Sheikh where in Quran Allah swt says that Islam has 5 Pilars & the 1st is the Shahada which is of taking an oath of: "bearing witness that there is no God but Allah", & "bearing witness that Muhammad is a Messenger (an oath he is not a Prophet?) of Allah"? Is Islam not the entire Quran? I believe the teaching of Islam with 5 Pilars is a corruption to encourage people not to study, understand & follow the Quran. If it is not a corruption, then there should be a verse at least saying it as such. But I have not read such a verse. It is a corruption to mislead people from the TRUTH.

[@yashpopwant6475]

Pillars I thought was spelt

[@miralabualjadail4206]

you've never heard of arkan al islam. Thats basic even wahhabis don't deny this.

[@Frankenshein]

@@miralabualjadail4206 he is not a wahabi he is a quranist (hadith denier). 5 pillars are found in authentic hadith

[@miralabualjadail4206]

Best24 yeah that makes sense. They are the worst.

[@roerdomp16e]

Why would any God be interested in an obligation in prayer. If I would be a God, I would think: There they are again.... but they are not sincere. They just do this because I enforced it. Especially since the Quran tells us clearly that there can not be any obligation in religion. I know prayer at least 5 times a day is one of the pillars of Islam and is therefore part of the submission. But it is clearly in contradiction. It shows again that religions are man made.

[@mustamiraalvaseryo3311]

In regards to that matter, (God being interested in the obligatory prayers of the believer, wether they are sincere or not) The main reason is unknown and probably a type of an ilmu'l Ghayb (unseen knowledge or reason). There are certain things that the human mind cannot be able to fathom or comprehend, and more importantly the 5 daily obligatory prayer is the enactment of a muslim's submission and faith, both if he is sincere or not.

[@roerdomp16e]

@@mustamiraalvaseryo3311 Thanks for your response. I understand it is a part of the submission Allah. What I do not understand is why any God would be interested in these obligatory prayers. Submission to any God for who's exitence there is no shred of evidence, sounds alien to me anyway.

[@sonnythebigbearliston8442]

"If i would be a God...." Is already where you made a mistake. You're arguing with the presumption that God must think similair to you, and subsequently its impossible for you to worship a deity that you've subconsciously made human (anthropomorphism). Knowing this its impossible to assume what the intention of God might have been, but i have heard arguments that Salat (prayer) serves as the synchronization of body and tongue. Submission to God is not a matter of just the tongue, its a matter of the totality of your body. This is the idea I think, but don't quote me on that yet, i"ll try to find a reference for it. Me personally, i used to have a hard time praying. I was doing things that God had made impermissible and it had a profound psychological impact on me, but most importantly while i may have believed in God i did not **submit** to him. The moment I started praying again, I felt like I was reborn. I suddenly stopped doing disastrous habits that i had been doing since my childhood, and i had gained a renewed confidence. Prayer for me is an affirmation of acknowledging God is in total control, and that by submitting to him and following His laws you are doing whats best for yourself.

[@roerdomp16e]

@Zaina Abraham Hi Zaina, thanks for your response. The argument: "it is good for you" is of course fine with me for anyone to pray. But I could also do any other form of meditation, or pray to any other God, or contemplate my and our lives listening to beautiful music. My point is that the obligation is in contradiction with the essence of being religious. It is a choice and should be meaningful and not an obligation. I just do not see the point at all in any prayer, which is done because you MUST do it. . And I really do not understand a God, whichever God, who feels the constant need of confirmation, submission and people who pray to him 5 times a day because they have to. I psychiatric terms we would "personality" attention disorder.

[@roerdomp16e]

@@sonnythebigbearliston8442 Thanks for your response Sonny. I did not claim I was equal to any God. Your argument is more or less the same as Christians when there are things you can not explain: "God acts in mysterious ways". And of course I understand that prayer, just like meditation or listening to Bach maybe good for you mind. But there is nothing Islamic about that. People have prayed to thousands of Gods, and found peace in them, although no one has ever responded. Of course it is great you find happiness in your religion. That is fine with me. The problem I have with any religion is when they make the belief in their God(s) compulsory or act on their believes politically and force their believes on others or discriminate against other religions, non-believers, or against the "wrong kind" of Christian, Jew, Muslim, Hindu or any other religion. To me, they are all wrong in the same way. They are man made.

[@lrg5705]

So! where is the pool of murky water that the sun sets in ?

[@fatimaachy5764]

LRG It has dried up.

[@shahid8545]

No one in Islam takes it as literal.

[@Trust-me-I-am-a-dentist]

You should not bring up a subject you have no knowledge of. This verse of the Qur'an describes a traveler's point of view. This is not Allah (swt) describing how or where the sun sets. The sun doesn't set, the earth rotates. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4Tdf5prpdaZiqs Best of luck!

[@qaisniazi3793]

You know nothing only distract people. It is not salat, it is Salah.

[@Kosmo4tanga]

What's wrong with you ? look for the good and you'll find it , on the other hand if you just look for negativity you'll find too. when you have "madhhab" mentality you prejudge and don't want to look/think outside the box. I don't have to agree with everything but there's a lot of goo here.

[@mmmm7656]

In my country..we also say salat instead of Salah...

[@zeehas6005]

(ٱلصَّلَاة) ‎ you obviously do not understand or speak the arabic language.

[@sumaasad6020]

Not agree

[@Squirrellium]

With what?

[@sumaasad6020]

@@Squirrellium with time of salah

[@Abdullah..........]

@@sumaasad6020 What exactly do you not agree with? What's wrong with what he says about time of salah?

[@sumaasad6020]

@@Abdullah.......... thank u . i think quran christal clear .many times says in quran morning and evening and only ones in a werk middle salah

[@openthequran2346]

@@sumaasad6020 O my sister, you cannot reject hadith. The Quran does not tell you the exact details of how to pray. Hadiths do. So why do you reject them. There are 5 prayers. One at the light of dawn, one at noon, one when the shadow of something is the same as it, one when redness comes out at evening, and one at night.

[@IHateTheWorldlol]

Stay away from this Sufi ... Look at that beard ..... he later saying in different video he has no face hair that grows ....

[@wzupppp]

this so called ''sufi'' has probably more knowledge than you. Stop talking bad about people you are only fooling yourself.

[@IHateTheWorldlol]

Your crazy .... This guy on Bidah he changs the religion

[@wzupppp]

show me your proofs.

[@DanielMorales-go7lf]

he is not a Sufi!!!! stop the propaganda!even if he was no problem at all! WAHABI LIAR!SHAME ON YOU!

[@wzupppp]

Wahhabism stands for spreading hate and intolerance. I'd rather be a sufi than a wahhabi.

[@howardtreesong4860]

I take away from this that god really needs way too much attention. I take that as a sign of uncertainty.

[@sshah5893]

well in the quran God says he doesn't need us one bit but it's us who are always in need. the point of prayer is to detach from worldly afraid and recognize the true purpose of life and to also discipline oneself in achieving righteousness. A prayer takes about 5 mins only and it's a great way to let go of all the worries and find inner peace also physically u feel relax. I wish u can experience than Ull know what I mean but that is what I take from why we pray. hopefully it makes sense :)

[@howardtreesong4860]

Shahbaz Haider Thank you for that perspective. I've started to read the Quran, to get a better understanding of the thing. It is very hard reading. God is one seriously angry dude. For someone who doesn't need us he certainly likes to rub our noses into it long and hard. It's not that I don't like this kind of fiction, what jars me every time is the internal inconsistencies. God can do anything, it says so in the Quran! Yet, he can't be bothered to give his message directly to everybody. Which would take away the guess work. What does he do instead? He summons an angel who has to go and find someone to give the good message to. It's dreadfully unprofessional and heinously inefficient. If god's message really was all that important to him he'd have made it a lot clearer, and easier to understand the message. Also, we need to fear god. And you have to wonder what the underlying psychology is for a supreme being, who can do anything, who needs for part of his creation, who did not get a say in whether they were created or not, to fear him. Seriously, think about that. Why would that be? Why did god not just hardcode belief in god into the DNA? Everybody is a believer and knows the holy scripture from the core of their being. What do we get instead? An extremely immature and unsure deity who is angry at anyone who doesn't want to believe in him and who threatens them with hell. There you go. Also, here's a good one. All the kufar [if that's how you write that] are non-believers. They go straight to hell. That's easy, right? Now, the Christians [and other religions?] also have a dictate that anyone who doesn't believe in their franchise -also- goes to hell. The Christian hell. What does that mean? Simply: everybody goes to hell. There's no way out. You can't be a fan of two religions at the same time so you're a non-believer in at least one of them. QED: you're going to hell. And: you can't say "Well, that doesn't count to me, because I don't believe in [name of religion]." But that's the whole point. Because you don't believe in it, therefore you go to hell. If it's true for one religion it's equally true for another. There's no two ways around it. I don't know why jihadists fight to go to heaven, they'll never get there. Nobody will. Everybody goes to hell. How does that make you feel [genuine question].

[@sshah5893]

hmm not sure where my reply went but hope you read it :)

[@howardtreesong4860]

Allah needs us to fear him. Fearing Allah is a really big demand, it is repeated many times in the Quran. Why muslims would have to fear Allah is never really made clear. Whether it points to serious psychological problems with identity and self-image is something I'd like a professional opinion on. Also, if god say he doesn't need us one bit, would he pretty please, with a cherry on top, have the common courtesy of just not bothering us? For an entity that ostensibly doesn't need us for anything he certainly seems to be very insistent that we spend a lot of time thinking about him.

[@Bmuslim27]

yes, because Allah is Most kind. Allah knows what is best for us whether we also understand so Allah (exalted and perfect is He) ordains righteousness and prohibits that you say of Him what you don't know.

[@TheZenDen-y6s]

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