Salman Rushdie & The Satanic Verses | Mufti Abu Layth

Overview & Psychoanalysis
Clip taken from the weekly Wednesday night livestream, Meaning with MALM #39 | Dispelling The Satanic Verses
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Timestamps: 0:00 The Salman Rushdie incident 5:07 Who is Salman Rushdie ? What’s his story? 26:40 The book "Satanic Verses" (1988) 32:43 Briefly explaining the story in the book 1:00:58 What are the "Satanic Verses" ? | a deep look at the incident in the life of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ

[@MaZhengHe]

Shukran kathiran. Much thanks for the time stamps, bro.

[@disndat6271]

Probably the best summation of the situation anyone could find on the internet. Very well done mufti Abu layth

[@destroyerofdeath8264]

This is the most rational Muslim response I've heard so far.

[@ellkabylia7241]

Your name reminds me of something the Prophet SAWS said he used to call Death "The Destroyer of Desires"

[@isasooner5]

This is how all Muslims are supposed to think. Anyone who tells you different, is not following Islam or is trying to spread propaganda about Islam.

[@isasooner5]

Prophet Muhammad endured the most violent and humiliating persecution for 13 years in Makkah by the polytheistic tribes and he never reacted, and he prohibited his companions and the early Muslims, from acting in any way, like some Muslims today react, when someone makes fun of prophet Muhammad or draws a cartoon of him. In Islam, you are supposed to ignore such ridiculous insults and criticism.

[@zak876]

He the majority

[@movie30000]

Correct. As relative as the spoiled brain of a Muslim can afford to be logical

[@ellkabylia7241]

This was very informative I never realized the name 'Rushdie' is from Ibn Rushd.. Do you think you could ever do a series on one of his volumes like you used to do for certain scholars back in the day? When you do more serious work like that it's literally some of the best quality stuff on KZbin from the Islamic sphere

[@seekkeith23]

a wisdom of mu ham mad or a donkey? Narrated Anas bin Malik: The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "At every womb Allah appoints an angel who says, 'O Lord! A drop of semen, O Lord! A clot. O Lord! A little lump of flesh." Then if Allah wishes (to complete) its creation, the angel asks, (O Lord!) Will it be a male or female, a wretched or a blessed, and how much will his provision be? And what will his age be?' So all that is written while the child is still in the mother's womb." is it true al lah? al lah said it's vey true, my friend. from chiness fortune cookie

[@ArtofGhori]

Great quote on Salman Rushdie : "Kahan Salman Khan aur kahan yeh saala Takla"

[@khanG-gq9hc]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@rolandboston48774]

Worth getting tattooed lol

[@danielmahmood5855]

Unfortunately a lot of people attack Islam/ the prophet based on Muslims own corrupt literature... its time we rid these things from our libraries that conflict with the quran (yet sectarianism means this won't happen- and when you call out these obvious insults to the deen, you get name called and shamed).

[@DaZzeRGaming]

If only people could see that the Quran is the only book to follow and not follow these baseless hadiths that were compiled 200 years after the Quran. The Quran outmatches anything written :)

[@stadiamak692]

@@DaZzeRGaming watch the entire episode... Mufti actually talk about the usefullness of hadith and how they should be used... No need to reject the whole archive but maybe use them as an archive store rather than 100% fact that can overrule the Quran

[@elroheater6880]

Problem is these sects emerge from their limited narrow worldviews. If we go to the time of the Sahabah, they only had the Qur'an and no other book alongside it. So when they used the term sunnah...they understood very well what it meant.... the commandments. Establish the deen, establish salah, give zakah, do hajj, do umrah, recite Qur'an, shun impurities, do not insult people...all can be broken down into 2 types of commandments (amr) and (nahi) meaning positive and negative commandments. Sunnah used to mean trodden path (I.e.) how to do something or fulfill it. So alongside the quranic commandments was how to fulfill the commandments(sunnah)...the practical version of fulfilling and applying these things. These sects live off people having broken arabic or no arabic that's why they can bullshit people. They have sectarian interests. In DEEN ( meaning way of life or system) sects don't even emerge. There were no sects in the time of the sahabah bar the khawarij except the were crushed by the state.

[@elroheater6880]

That's why the conflation between sunnah and hadith can have you labelled as a sunnah rejector.

[@DaZzeRGaming]

@@elroheater6880 exactly brother, they state you have to “follow the sunnah”. I state to them yes you do you have to follow the sunnah of Allah which is the Quran not the sunnah of muhammed which is non existent in the Quran, also brother the splitting of sects is not a new thing that has happened, it also happened with the Israelites and Allah has warned against the same thing happening, I don’t understand why the people who follow the sects never contemplate: وَلَقَدۡ بَوَّأۡنَا بَنِیۤ إِسۡرَ ٰ⁠ۤءِیلَ مُبَوَّأَ صِدۡقࣲ وَرَزَقۡنَـٰهُم مِّنَ ٱلطَّیِّبَـٰتِ فَمَا ٱخۡتَلَفُوا۟ حَتَّىٰ جَاۤءَهُمُ ٱلۡعِلۡمُۚ إِنَّ رَبَّكَ یَقۡضِی بَیۡنَهُمۡ یَوۡمَ ٱلۡقِیَـٰمَةِ فِیمَا كَانُوا۟ فِیهِ یَخۡتَلِفُونَ﴿ ٩٣ ﴾ • Dr. Mustafa Khattab: Indeed, We settled the Children of Israel in a blessed land, and granted them good, lawful provisions. They did not differ until knowledge came to them. Surely your Lord will judge between them on the Day of Judgment regarding their differences. Yunus, Ayah 93 وَمَا تَفَرَّقُوۤا۟ إِلَّا مِنۢ بَعۡدِ مَا جَاۤءَهُمُ ٱلۡعِلۡمُ بَغۡیَۢا بَیۡنَهُمۡۚ وَلَوۡلَا كَلِمَةࣱ سَبَقَتۡ مِن رَّبِّكَ إِلَىٰۤ أَجَلࣲ مُّسَمࣰّى لَّقُضِیَ بَیۡنَهُمۡۚ وَإِنَّ ٱلَّذِینَ أُورِثُوا۟ ٱلۡكِتَـٰبَ مِنۢ بَعۡدِهِمۡ لَفِی شَكࣲّ مِّنۡهُ مُرِیبࣲ﴿ ١٤ ﴾ • Dr. Mustafa Khattab: They did not split ˹into sects˺ out of mutual envy until knowledge came to them. Had it not been for a prior decree from your Lord for an appointed term, the matter would have certainly been settled between them ˹at once˺. And surely those who were made to inherit the Scripture after them are truly in alarming doubt about this ˹Quran˺. Ash-Shura, Ayah 14 وَءَاتَیۡنَـٰهُم بَیِّنَـٰتࣲ مِّنَ ٱلۡأَمۡرِۖ فَمَا ٱخۡتَلَفُوۤا۟ إِلَّا مِنۢ بَعۡدِ مَا جَاۤءَهُمُ ٱلۡعِلۡمُ بَغۡیَۢا بَیۡنَهُمۡۚ إِنَّ رَبَّكَ یَقۡضِی بَیۡنَهُمۡ یَوۡمَ ٱلۡقِیَـٰمَةِ فِیمَا كَانُوا۟ فِیهِ یَخۡتَلِفُونَ﴿ ١٧ ﴾ • Dr. Mustafa Khattab: We ˹also˺ gave them clear commandments regarding ˹their˺ faith. But it was not until knowledge came to them that they differed out of mutual envy. Surely your Lord will judge between them on the Day of Judgment regarding their differences. Al-Jathiya, Ayah 17 وَإِنَّ هَـٰذِهِۦۤ أُمَّتُكُمۡ أُمَّةࣰ وَ ٰ⁠حِدَةࣰ وَأَنَا۠ رَبُّكُمۡ فَٱتَّقُونِ﴿ ٥٢ ﴾ • Dr. Mustafa Khattab: Surely this religion of yours is ˹only˺ one, and I am your Lord, so fear Me ˹alone˺. Al-Mu'minun, Ayah 52 فَتَقَطَّعُوۤا۟ أَمۡرَهُم بَیۡنَهُمۡ زُبُرࣰاۖ كُلُّ حِزۡبِۭ بِمَا لَدَیۡهِمۡ فَرِحُونَ﴿ ٥٣ ﴾ • Dr. Mustafa Khattab: Yet the people have divided it into different sects, each rejoicing in what they have. Al-Mu'minun, Ayah 53 These are really serious verses إِنَّ ٱلَّذِینَ فَرَّقُوا۟ دِینَهُمۡ وَكَانُوا۟ شِیَعࣰا لَّسۡتَ مِنۡهُمۡ فِی شَیۡءٍۚ إِنَّمَاۤ أَمۡرُهُمۡ إِلَى ٱللَّهِ ثُمَّ یُنَبِّئُهُم بِمَا كَانُوا۟ یَفۡعَلُونَ﴿ ١٥٩ ﴾ • Dr. Mustafa Khattab: Indeed, you ˹O Prophet˺ are not responsible whatsoever for those who have divided their faith and split into sects. Their judgment rests only with Allah. And He will inform them of what they used to do. Al-An'am, Ay The Sunni and Shia divide is a repeat of what happened to the Israelites and. Luckily Allah swt has warned us about it happening so we could act on it :)

[@RahulBristol]

Good video. Credit where credit is due. I have to admit I was not a fan of MALM initially, but I now think he is very good at providing a slightly different view…. Respect MALM

[@abrarqadir503]

Very talented explanation of everything . including the summarizing of the novel

[@midnightwatchman1]

come on Mufti disappointing presentation, bias, and total lack of empathy. you become the thing preach against. Salman Rushdie does not look satanic and your assessment of him is completely unfair. if you bother to look properly Salman as become quite a free speech advocate, anti-woke, and cancel culture speaker. he has become quite well known for this, however, yes he is made really famous by Islam and Muslims in particular

[@user-74856]

It's disappointing because he doesn't agree with you.???.....lol Grow up bro.

[@midnightwatchman1]

@@user-74856 he chicken out, since he got attacked he as gone soft. I understand he wants to protect his family. but the result is The Multi he no longer speaks the truth to the Muslim community. The truth is there is nothing particularly special about about Rushdie as a writer, he became famous because of the behavior of Muslims, that is the truth. there is no need to call him a devil and or malign his character, that is just lazy and cowardly and complete irrelevant

[@brotherben4357]

If Islam doesn’t teach Muslims to do this, why is there such overwhelming joy shown by Muslims on social media and why have next to no popular Muslim apologists condemned it? But I do love you, Mufti AL.

[@thegangster108]

I highly disagree with the attacks on the Salman Rashudi and I strongly condemn the attack on him. The criminal should be held accountable. However, I also condemn that islamphobe and bigot Salman Rushdie for spreading hatred and lies about Islam and Muslims....

[@brotherben4357]

@@thegangster108 I see. It’s good to see that you condemn the violence and support freedom of expression. I can appreciate that.

[@thegangster108]

@@brotherben4357 I respect people's right to express their freedom, but this so called freedom is restricted and always has double standards. There is no such a thing as an absolute freedom of speech. If I say that Holocaust didn't happen or I disagree with the historical aspect of it, I would be condemned, silenced, lose my job and get labeled as a bigot and anti semitic... however, when it comes to Muslim or their faith being offended or ridiculed then it's the same hypocrites that will cry and yell Freedom of Speech and will justify anything. You just got a love the double standards and hypocrisy... but ya the idea that there is a such thing as an freedom of speech is a joke, rather it should be called selected freedom of speech...

[@brotherben4357]

@@thegangster108 Yep. Maximal freedom of speech is spot on. Arguing for absolute free speech is a waste of time. You’re free to openly deny the Holocaust and people are open to label you and disagree with you, and your workplace is free to fire you. That’s their prerogative, not mine. Sue them in court.

[@brotherben4357]

@@thegangster108 If you disagree, let’s imagine you were in control - what speech would you ban and what would be your reason for banning it?

[@basit730]

He is merely a foolish rebel who severely overstepped his bounds.

[@the2ndcoming135]

Oh great plus they noticed he was kee-keeing with the Brits🤦🏽‍♂️

[@groznyentertainment]

I really question khomaini fatwa was on purpose to make the book famous and thus harm Aisha more.

[@the2ndcoming135]

🥇

[@khanG-gq9hc]

Very detailed analysis. Great work mufti ♥️🙌🏽

[@saadur-rehman5743]

Mufti Sahib - Kudos to you. Wha Wha. I am just imagining what an unrestraint Mufti would have done to S. Rushdie :)

[@ellkabylia7241]

Lol imagine them fighting 😂 That would be the most unfair thing ever

[@pilgergufy]

Mr Mufti, thank you sooo much for this video. Im a Christian from Europe and I heard soooo much praise for this attack from Muslims , so much hate and hell wishes . I thank you soo much that you at least stand up try to understand a person , their history etc.. it does conforms me that there some Muslims out there who still have a heart

[@djamaluddin]

Come on bro. Some Muslims still have a heart? What the hell is that supposed to mean?

[@truthseekerandprovidemedia614]

@@djamaluddin yeah but not all of them.

[@kraf9132]

What is your sample size for your anecdotal claims and what size are you projecting to. Hol up lemme judge 1.5 billion people based on a sample size of 150 people, BRB 😂😂😂

[@kraf9132]

@@ArchyP How about we all love each other, give each other the benefit of the doubt and not generalize each other. Also I believe that the majority of people in groups and also specifically religious groups are good people so yeah that includes the Muslims. I believe most problems in the world is from ego issues so personal problems and not problems that actually stem from religion. Like the saying bad people do bad things and good people do good things so that goes for everyone.

[@manorfoodzonemfz8217]

Mufti saheb.Your comprehension skills have been honed by a myriad of factors,Syria,Pakistan,Maliki,library,poetry,psychology.Having listened to many a discourse from you I feel the psychology training has broadened your horizons to the extent that you stand almost alone amongst our alim class.A year or two ago I having read and listened to Salman Rushdies biography,novel's and interviews came to a similar conclusion.Salman Rushdie is a victim of the the family he was born into(especially with his islamic ethos).Salaah was an eid ritual,father was an elitist drinker,mother in an unhappy marriage,his education architectured by his father.Nature/nurture got the better of him.

[@rizwana.5420]

Every other person is a victim specially in South Asiam countries....doesnt mean one should start insulting Islam....

[@manorfoodzonemfz8217]

@@rizwana.5420 Not defending him.Just highlighting how circumstances often fashion our destiny.

[@maryamagha2653]

He is a shame to himself and to none other than him. Intelligent people can in an Instant can recognize their Creator.

[@fasalalbana4913]

Brilliant comments sheikh, beard is getting better by the day alhamdulilah, الله ينعمك. الله يحفظك.

[@2AN3M]

After all someone has the courage to speak up 👍

[@the2ndcoming135]

Well, Jordan Peterson’s exchange with Muhammad Hijab was quite noteworthy. A bit similar to Mufti’s sentiments.

[@salehahmad9342]

Off topic shaykh, if insult is "freedom of speech" then why it bothers him when someone applies "freedom to attack" on him?!?! 😂😂

[@greenjupiter]

I swear to God I thought I was probably the only one or among the very few ones who sees very clear and dark energy emitting from salman rushdie, pure satanic vibe, especially in his eyes and the smirk, dark unsettling energy just pours out of him

[@raynsuper6828]

That is fear...not satanic look

[@raynsuper6828]

@@rhuiden4086 when Jesus cast out demons the people said that he was Satan. He said Satan can not be against himself...you that accuse me are from your father Satan himself.

[@raynsuper6828]

@@rhuiden4086 Matthew 12:23-25 21st Century King James Version 23 And all the people were amazed and said, “Is not this the Son of David?” 24 But when the Pharisees heard it, they said, “This fellow doth not cast out devils, except by Beelzebub, the prince of devils.” 25 And Jesus knew their thoughts and said unto them, “Every kingdom divided against itself is brought to desolation, and every city or house divided against itself shall not stand.

[@tobyluke1]

Get help

[@alhassani626]

Allat is the female version of Allah as mentioned in 6:100. اللة instead of الله. Just a change of voice. But She was their idea of the original diety. Allah but with a gender.

[@Al-Jahiz]

Whats the point of your infidel comment, you are describing the false beliefs and claims of infidel people like you, which the Qur'an came to refute, not some factual reality.

[@Toronado2]

Abdullah Rifat Muntasir It's apparent that you don't know Arabic. So why don't you learn before opening your mouth? Even I know, with the little knowledge that I have, that there is a difference between تَ and ة , ALLAT is Not Written or pronounced with ة ! Are You a Muslim?

[@ArtofGhori]

The God that he hates so much just keeps protecting him with His mercy. Hope the genius realizes before he meets his maker.

[@polaroidandroidjeff6383]

Perhaps god isn't as offended by the book as the radical Islamists?

[@YoungShakur1989]

@@polaroidandroidjeff6383 true

[@razwanhussain7948]

I agree the man looks has a devilish aura about him! I’ve always thought the same.. very creepy man

[@juadwhite1391]

Hat off for you Mufti , the love you hold for the prophet is a role model for every Muslim 🌷🌷🌷❤️❤️

[@T.020]

Pbuh🥰

[@arulsammymankondar30]

Mohammad waged wars to spread his ideology. Thus violence against non-muslims is justified by his example. Mufti is not telling the truth when he is saying that Islam condemns such incidents against Rushdie.

[@Salim_Maliki]

Good approaches in the video but it's not good to gossip about the appearance of Salman Rushdie

[@relevantbrother8964]

Disagree that Rushdie was irrelevant before this or forgotten. He has been fairly prolific in his writing and been active in delivering talks at the behest of foreign governments. In 2016 a Durban Muslim author Z.Dala nominated him as her hero on her book promotional tour and visited a Muslim majority school. During a Q&A a student asked her who her hero was and the entire hall walked out. A few days later she was seriously assaulted by a Muslim man who punched her repeatedly in the face after forcing her off the road resulting in serious injury. He's certainly been prominent behind the scenes.

[@datadata8283]

2015*** sorry she got assaulted but still you're talking 7 years ago and only some members walked out and the book promotion wasn't in a Muslim majority school. I condemn these actions and they have no place in Islam and also there were many other wrong facts in your comment

[@relevantbrother8964]

@@datadata8283 your statement proves my point though..

[@interqward1]

His book is also rubbish. It's clumsily written and leaves intelligent experienced readers with the distinct impression that someone with a pretty banal and stilted view of certain foreign cultures, has pretended the book was being written by someone whose native tongue was not English. In other words, it is pretentious and gulling people into thinking 'Oh V.S. Naipaul'-thing, or Chinua Achebe.' You are 100% right there when you began to have difficulties around 5 minutes in, trying to say what you wanted to say. We need to take him, Rushdie, at his word when he said in many interviews: 'Oh but I wasn't setting out to offend Islam and Muslims, this is a story about someone losing their faith...' And there you have it. This is typical OxCam nonsense shoving down naive people's throats this same old 'atheist realism(!)' that is designed to trick people into becoming super uncritical and imagining they were being 'realistic.' It has nothing at all specifically to do with Islam ALONE - this is about ANY kinds of primary moral philosophy, versus the moral relativism of middle class 'City of London' mercantile elites and pseudo-academics, who have though, taken over the UK totally, and in particular academia. The only thing 'Satanic' about 'The Satanic Verses' is Rushdie himself and the board of directors of Oxford Press and never ever forget, these kinds of books are NOT published by some old editor/publisher sitting in a dingy office somewhere - this is done by an entire board of senior people who all sit around having brandy and cigars and talk over every single aspect of the political effects and consequences. They know EXACTLY what they are doing. You were TOTALLY onto it, MALM. This is about 'McFreedom' of 'McSpeech' not actual Freedom of Speech. Let them talk about how the American government banned and burned TONS of books by the Austrian medical doctor and psychologist who said that politicians and government leaders were unable to be sexually satisfied and were motivated by exercising their power.

[@rolandboston48774]

Wilhelm Reich?

[@kraf9132]

The world has always been corrupt, whats new?

[@burgular_the]

Hi Mufti, American here. Salman Rushdie is correct: the 1st amendment establishes that speech is protected. Libel and slander are not but racist remarks do not fall under that category in American law. It is not illegal to host a website or hold an event that centers around glorification of racism. However, it's doubtful any venue would host such an event.

[@kraf9132]

Still people can take racists to court there is a long list of things they can be prosecuted for from inciting violence to harassment to whatever and as we all know the more skilled and expensive the lawyer the more likely those people (who let’s say in this example you put forth) are racists will actually be prosecuted for something. Same can apply to other things such as sexual minorities religion disabled or protected groups and just people in general regardless of skin color. For example racist all nonwhite but anti white conference would be shut down one way or another and expect court cases. Same could apple to an all non black anti black conference. Public events are liable to have public prosecutions against them. Yes even in the USA, free speech that is protected by the Amendment but falls under breaking another law and depending on the state and local authority could still be liable for damages on other things even though it is free speech it could break other laws.

[@thinker3119]

Mufti saab were your attackers mentally ill ?? Or is it a Muslim issue?

[@taimoorarif3908]

My man had a special segment just for his roast lmaoao

[@123dsj123]

Muslims want God to be one. That is an honorable sentiment, because God is ready one. But the problem for Muslims is this: “The kind of ‘one’ that Muslims want God to be does not exit, cannot exist, and has never existed. No human being, no science, and no technology knows the kind of ‘one’ that Muslims want God to be. * From the beginning of creation, all peoples, all tribes, and all nations have understood the word “one” as that which is singular (or alone); but has within its singularity (or aloneness) a “unity” and a “diversity”. Example: The water molecule is one (single, alone). But within the “oneness” of the water molecule, there are two different chemical elements: (1) Hydrogen and (2) Oxygen or (H2O). In Islam, this is considered “SHIRK” - the un-forgivable sin of joining partners to the water molecule. * Consider “Time”: Time is one (single, alone). But within the “oneness” of time, there are three different periods: (1) Past, (2) Present, and (3) Future. And each period within time is referred to as “Time”. In other words, the past is referred to as “Time”, the present is referred to as “Time”, and the future is referred to as “Time”. But there is only one “Time” running from creation to eternity future. Again, Islamic scholars consider this a “SHIRK” - the un-forgivable sin of joining partners to Time. * If you tell a Muslim, according to the Bible, God made you in “The Image and the Likeness of Himself” in the sense that you, too, are a trinity: (1) body, (2) spirit, and (3) soul. In fact, your body, by itself, is you; your spirit, by itself, is you; and your soul, by itself, is you. But however, your body is different from your spirit; and your spirit is different from your soul. The Muslim will accuse you of blaspheming or “SHIRK” - the un-forgivable sin of joining partners to yourself by making yourself into three different human beings. * Both the Science of Mathematics and the Science of Natural Laws define the word “one” as that which is single (or alone); but has within its singularity (or aloneness) unity and diversity. Examples: one apple, one banana, one cup, one bird, one Kaaba, one moon, one fish, one TV, one universe, one bee, and so on. But the Muslim, in order to escape hell-fire, rejects all examples for the word “one”; and calls it “SHIRK” - the un-forgivable sin of joining partners to each one of them. * Interestingly, five times a day, every Muslim around the world prays directly to the “Black Stone” which is located in the most sacred and holy spot in all of Islam - the Yamini corner of the Kaaba. The “Black Stone” is a double “SHIRK” for two reasons: (1) The “Black Stone” is a partner of Allah in the sense that, like Allah, the “Black Stone” is revered (holy, bowed down to); it forgives Muslims of their sins; and it will protect Muslims from hell-fire on the Day of Judgement [Sunan an-Nasa’I 2919], and (2) The inner compositions of the “Black Stone” is the unity and the diversity of many different kinds of minerals, which is the very thing Muslims referred to as “SHIRK” - the un-forgivable sin of joining partners... * There are several ways to blaspheme God - to deny God’s existence. Two notable ways are as follow: (1) Autonomy or Self-Governing: It is the assumption that you can live independently from God. (2) The Muslin-Way: It is to know that something does not exist, cannot exist, and has never existed; and to insist that that thing is God. In other words, The Muslim is saying, “God is that thing that does not exist, cannot exist, and has never existed.” * God is intelligent - even if you refuse to be intelligent, or to think intelligently about God.

[@kraf9132]

Its not that Muslims **want** God to be one but that God is one it’s his attribute his property his nature. It’s literal reality not opinion.

[@kraf9132]

Don’t compare God to water or time or an image he is imperceivable from Your perspective and not comparable to anything in creation.

[@123dsj123]

@@kraf9132 In Judaism and Christianity, God cannot learn. The terms “All-Wise”, “All-Knowing”, and “All-Knowledgeable” are attributes of God which denotes that God is completely perfect in His knowledge on all things; and that God needs no additional information as to improve His knowledge about any particular thing (or matter). It also denotes that God cannot make a bad choice so as to correct it later, or to improve on it later in the ages yet to come. For God cannot learn new information. * God speaks in the Book of Isaiah 55:10-11: “As the rain and the snow come down from heaven, and do not return to the heaven without watering the earth…, so is my word that comes out of my mouth. It will not return to me empty; but rather it will accomplish what I desire, and it will achieve the purpose for which I sent it.” This, in Judaism and Christianity, is called “The Consummation of the Word of God”. In other words, God’s Word cannot fail. It must be completely consumed - fulfilled, or carried out. No “Word of God” can be denied in its accomplishment - the purpose for which it was sent. No “Word of God” comes back to God empty-handed (or cancelled). No “Word of God” can be abrogated (cancelled or called back) for any reason whatsoever. * In Quran 2:106, Allah speaks about his words: “Whatever communications we (Allah) abrogate (cancel, call back), or caused to be forgotten, we bring one better than it, or like it.” To bring something better tomorrow than today is to make an improvement. In other words, the words of Allah can be improved upon, can go un-fulfilled, can be re-called, or can be made null and void. * The “Word” of the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob cannot be improved upon, or cannot be made null and void. They must all be consumed - fulfilled, or burnt out. For God is not in the learning business. He cannot learn new information; therefore, God cannot abrogate His Word. God is good all the time; and all the time, God is good.

[@WithoutLies.IslamDies]

Fun Fact. Aramaic was a language written and spoken amongst the literate and elite. Arabic was the market language that became a written language in time. With this background set, the Aramaic word for Jesus is (ܝܫܘܥ). The Arabic word for Muhammad is محمد. Everything is in plain sight, if you understand that the arabic alphabets has mostly been borrowed from syriac aramaic.

[@sparephone8228]

What a pack of bullshit. Aramic and Hebrew are descends of the Classical Arabic language, a language spoken by bedouins at least 1500 years before the Prophet[saw] was born. The jews are basicaly a nomadic tribe which moved out from the Arabian peninsula, hebrew is nothing but an ancient Arabian dialect. Islamic awareness has lots of articles on the development of the Arabic script. Perhaps you are one of those who think the Qur'aan was originally written in Aramaic-the madness of Muslim haters.

[@stevenv6463]

Tabari was such a treasure to narrate so much, even things he disagreed with. I actually read the novel just before the stabbing of Rushdie. I personally thought the novel was well written but I definitely agree that Rushdie went out of his way to insult Islam.

[@midnightwatchman1]

Yes in the US freedom of speech is protected under the constitution, so technically there is no such thing as "hate speech" . the only limitation to free speech is a direct incitement to violence, speech that can cause direct harm(shouting fire fire in a crowded room) , and factually untrue statements that cause some harm to the person's reputation or job. please note saying there is no such thing as hate speech does not say there no such thing as racism or other horrible speech but it is not legal to say such things

[@shahidhussain9176]

If you are criticise LGBTQ ITS HOMOPHOBIC IF You do criticism of Jewish faith it’s anti Semitic If you disrespect the french it’s anti national not free speech You can’t attack the royal family as you get sued and will always lose in court of law as that’s a no go subject But attack Islam that’s fine as that’s free speech it’s called double standards

[@iankennedy1441]

@@shahidhussain9176 can u prove Allah exists?that the difference

[@shahidhussain9176]

@@iankennedy1441 Yes the universe is the proof as nothing can not prove something and the universe is to precise and Perfect to be a random chance And many scientists who expect in their own fields accept that Quran is the word of god and there are or some where non Muslims first

[@shahidhussain9176]

@@iankennedy1441 Did the Universe begin to exist? Can we have an actual real physical infinite in this universe? - The answer is simply: No. David Hilbert states, “The infinite is nowhere to be found in reality. It neither exists in nature nor provides a legitimate basis for rational thought…the role that remains for the infinite to play is solely that of an idea” (Hilbert, D, “On the Infinite: in Philosophy of Mathematics”, ed. With an introduction by Paul Benacerraf and Hilary Putnam, Englewood Cliffs, N.J: Prentice Hall, 1964, pages: 139-141). The Universe is NOT eternal - “The world’s past eternity is impossible because it leads to affirming circular movements of the heavenly sphere whose number is infinite and whose individual units are innumerable, even though they (divide into) a sixth, a fourth, a half and so on…”. Al-Ghazali (RA) began by noting the contradiction in saying that the revolutions of the planets are enternal while at the same time one can determine the length of their rotations around the world” (Al-Ghazali, “The Incoherence of the Philosophers”, A Parallel English- Arabic Text Translated, annotated by Michael E. Marmura, Brigham Young University Press, 2000, pages: 18-19). What about the Infinity of God - God’s infinite is not referring to a collection of items of an infinite number of elements. The infinity we are rejecting is the infinity based on an infinite number of elements or discrete parts. God’s infinity is, as it were, qualitative and not quantitative. It is not a collection of items to form a total quantity. God is metaphysically eternal, omnipotent etc. When God is referred to as ‘infinite’, it is in His qualities. God is unrestricted in His Love, Mercy, Justice, Wisdom, etc. There is no upper boundary to these attributes. However, in terms of numerical quantity, God is uniquely and eternally One! There is only One Creator, One King, One Judge, One Eternal Supreme Divine Authority. Interesting Statement - Dr. Dennis Sciama, formerly director of Cambridge University Observatories states, “If you change a little bit of nature, or you change a little bit the constants of nature…it is very likely that intelligent life would not have been able to develop”. (From the BBC special, “The Anthropic Principle”). There’s still a chance… - Some (typically those who deny God) argue that we cannot rule out the possibility that our universe simply exists as an extraordinarily lucky accident. True, but… This is counter discourse - Would those people say such as thing if an elephant appeared on their driveway overnight? Or what if a jumbo jet was parked in your garden when you woke up in the morning? We can claim anything! We can say that the fine-tuning provides significant evidence in support of theism over the “there’s still a chance” hypothesis. Likelihood Principle - Whenever a body of data is much more unlikely under one hypothesis than another, the data counts as evidence in favour of the hypothesis under which it is more likely. Applied to our argument - Fine-tuning is more likely under the design hypothesis. Fine-tuning is unlikely under the chance hypothesis. The Logic: The fine-tuning of the universe is due to physical necessity, chance, the multiverse or design. The fine-tuning of the universe can’t be due to physical necessity, chance or the multiverse. Therefore, the fine-tuning is due to design. God is simple - In Islamic theology, God is uniquely One. Professor Antony Flew explains, “This strikes me as a bizarre thing to say about the concept of an omnipotent and omniscient Spirit, an idea so simple that is understood by all the adherents of the great monotheistic religions - Judaism, Christianity and Islam?” (Flew, A, “There is a God”, HarperOne, 2007, page: 111).

[@user-74856]

Can a white say the n word walking through the hood without consequences.............no he can't........free speech only exists to insult Islam but once anyone tries the 'free speech' against LGBT ,Jews, people of colour,etc it suddenly disappears lol

[@crystalworld333]

Now long beard and no excuse for walking out for haters from debate... Keep it up mufti sahab

[@ehrenmann7220]

barakAllahu feek Mufti for your work

[@amjadsaleem1270]

إِنَّ شَانِئَكَ هُوَ ٱلْأَبْتَرُ

[@1rozi]

Great work Brother Mufti. ❤👏🏿🙏🏾🇯🇲

[@princebarikdar3102]

Would you have a mature discussion abot salman rushdi with christian prince mr. Mufti ?

[@cawl]

Sheikh Ahmed Deedat did a good lecture covering his awful book as well. You can watch it on YT.

[@77kromah]

if you think he gives out negative energy than the same can be said about most Muslims. stop demonizing this man. he said wat is written in the Quran and Hadith.

[@samiq.saqibi.92]

I don't know anything about Salman rushdi but I've learnt his name in keran Armstrong's book named Mohammad: prophet of our time...

[@memonm786]

Brilliant explanation Mufti sb jazakallah khair

[@JohnSmith-ne4zg]

He looks like the devil,better get the stones out then.you pretty much justify what happened by the way you cast aspersions on his character according to the way he looks,that's the same as me saying men in traditional Islamic attire with long beards look scary and dangerous, but you would call that islamaphobia especially if someone was to act in a violent way towards Muslims because of said statement.

[@israelhoyle9355]

Real Islam is PEACE. LIBERATION IS THE KEY. thank you Mufti!!!

[@firstvisual5404]

What peace?

[@maur_sault750]

I'm sorry with all due respect this a complete emotional argument. The truth is their in Islamic scriptures ONLY let me state again. Only Islamic sources are saying this. Everything that a Muslim feels uncomfortable with his just hearing their own sources and scriptures in a language they can understand. I understand why the prefer hear and reading it in a language they don't understand

[@firstgayincel]

Amazing video

[@dollishillwork]

Mufti, if Salman look's worse than the devil, than the devil must be very handsome.

[@KevinKanthur]

I know this is 4 months old. I just wanted to say about the point on 31:15. Yes, in the U.S you can say openly racist remarks. Yes, the media is gonna condemn you if you're a public person, people are gonna critisize you, etc. But you're not gonna have any legal repercusions from it, the government can't do anything about it. All other countries have some laws about restriction of speech except the U.S. Here the Mufti says you can't say derogatory things against LGBT or jewish people even in America. You actually can. You get into trouble with the media or people around you, it's heavily frown upon but you don't get into legal trouble. Wether you agree with it or not, it's true.

[@MadridBarcelonaRota]

If he is possessed by the devil then the devil is guilty and he is a defenceless pawn. Why are you demonising him you should be imploring your god to rescue him not punish him.

[@DistortedEmpath]

The devil needs you to dance with him before he plays you a tune

[@umarb9768]

This is by far the most rational response to this situation great job Sir

[@thinker3119]

Mufti saab ur a true hero 👏 🙌 ❤️ A legend and light ✨️ on the darkness ✨️

[@sneezeforallah267]

That mental health came from Muhammad.

[@Toronado2]

Placing your hope on a couple of sticks?

[@timchapman5553]

Killing for disparaging the “prophet “is considered very Islamic Sunan Abi Dawud 4361 Narrated Abdullah Ibn Abbas: A blind man had a slave-mother who used to abuse the Prophet (ﷺ) and disparage him. He forbade her but she did not stop. He rebuked her but she did not give up her habit. One night she began to slander the Prophet (ﷺ) and abuse him. So he took a dagger, placed it on her belly, pressed it, and killed her. A child who came between her legs was smeared with the blood that was there. When the morning came, the Prophet (ﷺ) was informed about it. He assembled the people and said: I adjure by Allah the man who has done this action and I adjure him by my right to him that he should stand up. Jumping over the necks of the people and trembling the man stood up. He sat before the Prophet (ﷺ) and said: Messenger of Allah! I am her master; she used to abuse you and disparage you. I forbade her, but she did not stop, and I rebuked her, but she did not abandon her habit. I have two sons like pearls from her, and she was my companion. Last night she began to abuse and disparage you. So I took a dagger, put it on her belly and pressed it till I killed her. Thereupon the Prophet (ﷺ) said: Oh be witness, no retaliation is payable for her blood

[@hbsblkk3842]

Nothing in the Quran which suggests it. Hadith are very commonly fabricated.

[@awakenedsight]

This is one of the most absurd Hadith I have ever heard . Sounds like a cartoon movie. Muhamad can't never comdon such a thing.

[@timchapman5553]

@@awakenedsight so what are you saying Muslims make up a bunch of stuff to make your prophet sound bad

[@timchapman5553]

@@awakenedsight allah made a threat to two of Mohammed’s wives Quran 66 4 Sahih International If you two [wives] repent to Allah , [it is best], for your hearts have deviated. But if you cooperate against him - then indeed Allah is his protector, and Gabriel and the righteous of the believers and the angels, moreover, are [his] assistants.

[@awakenedsight]

@@timchapman5553 I have been Muslim all my life but never understood this verse as a threat but just advising them to repent just like a wife or a husband is told to ask forgiveness from the other partner for hurting their feelings

[@kraf9132]

Interesting topic, this video should be great, I’m excited. I might a comment after the video with my thoughts and whatever you else.

[@intazario]

Yayyyyy My savior is back You made me a revert I'm actually quite practicing and it all goes to your sadqa jaria ❣️

[@mycchummun9993]

Ameen

[@cricuts1]

Bro Hajji is on a mission. Love his commitment.

[@dmelloa1]

Mufti you are very good at twisting things around to meet your narrative. Truth is not one of your best assets. Without lies islam dies.

[@BrRizzy1]

That's an enigmatic statement and sounds like a broad sweep generalisation. What exactly did you mean?

[@UnDonnaiolo]

Thats why you guys need to change your book after every new edition to meet the norms of present Social system

[@dmelloa1]

@@UnDonnaiolo 30 plus different qurans exits today. They all have different words and meanings. Which one is the real word of allah, that he has with him in jannah?

[@dmelloa1]

@@BrRizzy1 Watch the video with an open mind instead of a closed mind and maybe, maybe you will understand.

[@Toronado2]

​ @Andrew_D You said quote: " 30 plus different qurans exits today. They all have different words and meanings. Which one is the real word of allah, that he has with him in jannah?" Have you done any research to be able to say they are different? Do you know what you are talking about? You ask a question but can you maintain an logical argument to discuss your premise? If NOT then you have just established your ignorance on the subject.

[@shukria9262]

What he did was bad and what you are doing is also bad. Don’t laugh on someone’s appearance, after all, Allah has created him. It was him choosing the wrong path

[@fahadalam8322]

He is joking

[@m.-9615]

25:40 so many muslim youths that are diaspora (especially in the west) are dealing with identity issues, and this comes with a lot of problems manifesting in various ways.

[@NothingHumanisAlientoMe]

"His book is incredibly old" ...mate you read the Koran ; )

[@polaroidandroidjeff6383]

😂😂😂

[@waleeyahya198]

And that's the difference between man made books and a divine scripture. 😉

[@NothingHumanisAlientoMe]

@@waleeyahya198 Divine Scripture? If God is all things then are not all things imprinted with the mark of the divine?

[@waleeyahya198]

@@NothingHumanisAlientoMe Who said that God is all things! Qurān never said that!

[@goddard976]

I agree with you 4:40 beautiful how you said it 6:41 i feel the same negativity about him just seeing him

[@Lonzetta_3laama]

Much luv Mufti

[@samiq.saqibi.92]

Shukran Mufti sahab to guid me as my teacher

[@yusufalef92]

He looks like palpatine from star wars in that picture lol

[@Neuroskeptic540]

MALM is growing his beared again ...

[@noorjahan1333]

My favourite book is satanic verses of Salman Rushdie. It is a greater than quran coz many evil persons have burnt it coz it is sooooo good 😃

[@atiqrahman6865]

Just listening to the fiction story in SATANIC VERSES------there does not seem to be any offending point against Islam or Mohammad---peace be upon him. So why Muslims are getting angry about this book.? It is all fiction , a dream----but even in that dream--there is no big insult against Muhammad. A reference to Satanic Verses------it seems that this is already known about some Satanic Verses , which were recognized by Muhammad , being non-divine , and those verses were removed from QURAN. That way there is no insult against Muhammad-----may even be considered a sort of favorable tribute that MOHAMMAD did recognize certain verses which were non-divine and so removed from QURAN. So there is no reason to turn against Salman Rushdi.

[@Ghredle]

A very rational response at the beginning indeed but later attacking the victim personally? That is low class sorry to remind everybody a very very influential Muslim Leader is responsible for this attack. A Fatwah is issued and a Muslim try is execute that Fatwah. Glad you call this I do set a mental sickness.

[@romeopyardega9639]

The young man that tried to kill Rushdie was a nut job.

[@edisonmanafi5985]

All I can say is you’re not honest how come it was good you’re a prophet was insulting others and other religion but now it’s not OK to install your religion wake up be honest cause you’re trying to distinguish yourself from others but you cannot this is 20th century man enough is enough stop lying

[@jeffreyatlee8785]

I am worried by the map showing Southern Africa as Therapy and Job.

[@Sum3a_ish]

Very sad how much Muslim’s follow this guy and think he has any type of credibility, go do a little research in who he is

[@annabizaro-doo-dah]

He merely demonstrates that it doesn't make rational sense to base a belief system on the personal revelation of another person, because their claims are unfalsifiable. You can never know if the claim is true or the person is a madman. In every other religion but your own, you believe the revelatory claims of their prophets are lies or madness. One's religion is purely accident of birth in 99.99% of cases.

[@user-74856]

And people in the west believe that men can become women.........that is also false .......but guess what ......you would never argue with the people who believe that lol Stop trying to act high and mighty as if everything western people believe is 100% true ....... because it's not lol

[@babulsarwar3714]

Very informative and interesting in depth analysis of the reasons behind one's strange actions.

[@africanhistory]

the hate shows in his face the opposite of nur

[@abdulmumunidramanisorgho9535]

Insulting our beloved prophet Mohammed SAW what are my hearing

[@dradia1983]

Agree.. 👍 Our Prophet pbuh is maksum in every actions as a messenger of God .. yes he was a normal human being that could do wrong, but only on things other than delivering messages from Allah..

[@kraf9132]

@@c5quared626 Why don’t you do some research and come back and tell us the answers to your question right here in this comment section?

[@kraf9132]

@@c5quared626 OP was saying that the Prophet was sinless (Maasoum/Ma3soum) on religious matters but as a human being he could sin (minority of times) due to human nature. This same principle applies to every prophet. Has nothing to do with Gabriel specifically as not all religious revelation was through Gabriel through every prophet. The religious matters are perfected wether Gabriel transmitted it or some other angel. Now with regards to beliefs, mythology and the debate about the existence of Gabriel God Angels whatever else that is a separate debate. So with regards to your first comment Gabriel being present has nothing to do with the nature of Muhammad being able to sin in human matters and be perfect and sinless on religious and spiritual doctrine. We can debate these claims and debate Gabriels existence but again it has nothing to do with Gabriel being present or not at a specific time and the actual Islamic theology or perspective on Muhammads nature and his interactions with Gabriel.

[@kraf9132]

@@c5quared626 If you read what i said properly you would understand I didn’t say sinless overall I said sinless on religious issues only.

[@kraf9132]

@@c5quared626 An adopted son is not a biological son and from a biological perspective that is the basis. The Quran makes it clear in surah Nisa which women a man cannot marry. This is scientifically backed as well because we know children who are inbred have higher deformities and abnormalities. The Quran is accurate on that. What the Arabs did before Islam is of less relevance so useless point.

[@kraf9132]

@@c5quared626 Adoption wasn’t abolished just the definition of a familial(and to inherit son) vs an adopted(non biological son). Pre Muslim Arabs actually considered the adopted son a “biological son” pre puberty but an adopted (non inherited son) post puberty/when in adulthood. Just FYI, we don’t follow the jahliyah times anyways.

[@imaadshabir5713]

Mufti u r way too mature, stay blessed

[@waker1981]

Mufti Sure has changed his course more toward orthodoxy, since attack in his home , what he once wanted to go against.

[@Geralt_of_Rivia7]

​@@kingjames2156 true - he's just the same just ever so slightly more professional now lol

[@khanG-gq9hc]

He hasn't changed just matured his approach and cut out the timewasting stuff. I Love it 💯❤️

[@the2ndcoming135]

Nobody: MBS: Bro I can’t control what millions of people do just because I’m the king. That’s not how that works🤷🏽‍♂️

[@kraf9132]

@@the2ndcoming135 Go on…

[@the2ndcoming135]

@@kraf9132 🍟

[@PIRALGUL47]

Ahmed Salman Rushdie WAS Born: June 19, 1947 ALISTAIR CROWLE DIED IN 1947 ISRAEL WAS BORN IN 1947 !!!!

[@alhassani626]

Could the Gharaniq al Ula be rephaim or nephilim of the bible?

[@abdulnasir2699]

Barak Allah.

[@aliqasim9157]

The basic thing is that all people around the world, including Muslims, should realize this simple and foremost fact that all religions are man-made.

[@birgerjohansson8010]

It is difficult to comment on early islam without reading classic arabic, but I am told that scholars who lived the first 150 years after the prophet (including ibn Ishaq) accepted that the incident of the Satanic verses had happened. But so what? As you say, *everyone is fallible*. Let's take this one step further. The major prophets in the Jewish-muslim traditions *all* made some mistakes. Moses let his attention wander and his followers started worshiping a golden calf, an event more significant than the Satanic verses, as Moses was banned from entering Caanan because of it. Muhammed (PBUH) reportedly forgot to say "inshallah" when promising to give the Jews an answer (about the number of people in the cave) the next day. We are told the angel punished him by not providing an answer [which led the Jews to reject him] . This is a more significant event. Clearly, prophets were not chosen for being infallible, they were chosen for other qualities. So what if the prophet had a bad day? He was a mortal being of flesh and blood, like all prophets before him. Attributing him with being infallible is giving him a divine attribute.

[@desixedits1916]

This is false. Most of the Ahl al-Sunnah (and definitely the Shi'a as well) believe that the Prophets were infallible. And those two stories that you mentioned are either false or have something more to them. Also, I think you may have it backwards. The Prophets weren't chosen because they were infallible. Their prophethood made them and required them to be infallible. Allah has taken it upon himself to guide mankind, he doesn't guide humans towards perfection with an imperfect guide. That defeats the purpose. And it is a huge theological problem if God makes such unwise decisions. Seriously, think twice before you speak about the Prophet (s) again.

[@Toronado2]

To Birger Johansson Why do both of you guys (desi x edits) go to extremes in your religion? Prophets are Human Beings and can ERR but they don't make claims of Kufur. They would be protected from that. This is one of the Problems of the Bible, that the writers that wrote the Bible were from both sides. There were those who were for the Prophets and those that were against. And BOTH of their presentations of events were incorporated in the Bible! The Quran is protected from these and all other forms of corruption.

[@Toronado2]

@@desixedits1916 Why do both of you guys (Birger Johansson) go to extremes in your religion? Prophets are Human Beings and can ERR but they don't make claims of Kufur. They would be protected from that. This is one of the Problems of the Bible, that the writers that wrote the Bible were from both sides. There were those who were for the Prophets and those that were against. And BOTH of their presentations of events were incorporated in the Bible! The Quran is protected from these and all other forms of corruption.

[@ahmedbassair3517]

I think think this is pre planed to disrupt on going Iran nuclear deal discussion at the time

[@MMAth2]

Good stuff

[@atiqrahman6865]

This attack must be condemned.

[@the2ndcoming135]

By a Muslim, yes. Makes more sense that way. The same with the Iranian situation. It’s more effective if one of their own steps up instead of an outsider throwing on a cape.

[@Shaanmojo]

wudhu pe hatak gaya... HAHAHAHAHAHHAHA that made my day!

[@apexpredator2118]

He's also quite short in height (vs white ppl who are generally taller, even Imran Khan of quite tall mA). He married women all taller than him. His personal life with his wives has also always been a mess, he comes across as the overly sensitive, emotionally labile insecure guy in all of his relationships (in his wives' interviews). Only a person with so many issues says stuff likes this.

[@chetandhavse1581]

But isn;t talking about bald head childish, A cringe, cannot get any cheaper than this. This is real Islam

[@muhammadasifnawaz8906]

ما کان لی علیکم۔۔۔۔ is in surah ibrahim but not in hajj

[@bintzubeida9207]

I never knew him; I was in primary school too when this book came out. When someone does these things in the name of Islam, I think they don't know Islam. From what I researched about the book, it is pure craziness, the book is vile and totally ugly. Book is full of hate for so many people. The man is pure evil himself

[@alsowithingodsreasoning1810]

You described the Qur'an.

[@alsowithingodsreasoning1810]

32:00 The Qur'an insults all over it's pages.

[@onlyabdelix]

Bro liked his own comment as no one else will 🤣

[@tictac7359]

MALM kicking a man who is down. Talking about his looks... Calling it devilish. You would think that MALM would be gracious given that MALM's family was also attacked by extremists not too long ago. Never mind, hate is hate. And it is not always at the end of a knife.

[@kultnoir]

Don’t be so sensitive. If somebody is hating on Islam and has no problem with hurting peoples feelings, he at least has to tolerate being roasted by Mufti Anu Layth

[@dronoid4659]

Man shares his opinion and it's not positive, doesn't insult =hate...Ok, buddy

[@tictac7359]

@@dronoid4659 To spread hate, must one necessarily insult? What do you think Mufti was spreading when he said to thousands of his followers that Salman Rushdie had a devilish look? Was it love?

[@kraf9132]

I don’t condone violence what was done to Salman Rushdie is wrong and completely despicable. Also Khomeinis fatwa(his encouraging of assassinating Rushdie) means nothing to the vast majority of Muslims anyways as we don’t follow him. Some Shias tend to follow him but again doesn’t mean all those Shias actually wanted to kill Rushdie. But Malm making fun of Salmans bald top of the head or his forehead or his receding hairlines means nothing. A drop in an ocean boohoo.

[@kultnoir]

52:11-55:00 a short blink of the „old“, naughty Mufti

[@manorfoodzonemfz8217]

Imran Khan may have been a stud but this frog bagged a bevy of beauties.

[@georgeregoo]

Dear Mufti Abu Layth. I used to watch you regularly several years ago but i sort of lost touch with your channel. Then suddenly KZbin brough your channel back into focus and i was shocked. What has happened to you. I used to love your channel and i would say you are the laughing mufti. But now there is a sudden change and i had to look up some of your older KZbin video and was shocked to know you had a home invasion and it was bad. Is that why you have stopped being your cheerful self and now you seem to have been forced into your current state. Take care brother. Be safe.

[@ayeshazareen3092]

Listen to dr Hannys translation of Sura Najam in his KZbin channel “marvellous Quran”