Current Condition of Muslims | Mohammed Hijab

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[@MuhammadAbdullah-kx3kn]

*George Curzon, the British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (1911-1921):* _"We must put an end to anything which brings about any Islamic unity between the sons of the Muslims. As we have already succeeded in finishing off the Ottoman Caliphate, so we must ensure that there will never arise again unity for the Muslims, whether it be intellectual or cultural unity."_

[@StudentOfKnowldge]

It isn't authentic as far I reasearched

[@allykhan8594]

Alhamdulillah. Muslims have created divisions amongst themselves. If their intention is to be "a single minded slave Allah" that would be prosperous now and in the hereafter. Unfortunately, the bulk of muslims do not live in that state, therefore you have the Current state of muslims.

[@stati5tik]

@@StudentOfKnowldge how far did u research?

[@koroglurustem1722]

Ottomans wasn't good enough for the super salafies

[@ShafiqFaizal]

@@StudentOfKnowldge Name checks out

[@Kimeikus]

One of the cool perks of being Muslim in times like these is that having to defend Islam teaches us a lot about how the world actually works. 95% of these liberalized kaafirs are ignorant of things that are common sense because of how distorted their perception of the world is.

[@riseoftheummah2888]

You remind me of a hadith. The one that said islam become strange again

[@scriptkiddie1614]

I assure you that the level of dawah in England is something exceptional from what i see from youtube, i live in italy and the dawah here doesn't exist at all, many salafist brothers who live in Italy they want to go in England rather than stay in Italy.

[@LockdLoaded619]

Don't call us kaafirs. You're the filthy dog. Not us.

[@a-sheepof-christ9027]

Kimeikus: "95% of these liberalized kaafirs are ignorant of things that are common sense" Thank you for showing us how Islam works

[@DaMann-zm6kt]

Hearing a Muslim talk about "distorted perceptions of the world" is like hearing a fish say he never goes near the water. WFT? The reason why Islam produces so few scholars is because as they get educated on Islam, they become Christians.

[@koroglurustem1722]

We cannot hide forever behind the argument that your measure of human well-being is not good enough for us. Economics is of course important for human flourishing and Islam has a way to organically to do that. Our societies have big big corruptions (bribery, tribalism, nepotism, laziness, etc) which stops us from prospering. Another point is that, we as Muslims are the low point and we compare ourselves to the peak of the western world. Tide cannot turn overnight. We have to first learn our religion and apply it to our daily lives and transactions. Secondly we have to gain the knowledge of government, law, systems building, modern science and engineering and make this knowledge fluent in our societies. Only then we can build (social, economic, engineering and scientific) structures/institutions which can compete with the west. Otherwise we will keep claiming a moral upper hand while having endemic corruption in our societies.

[@maishak542]

💯

[@Truths_Unofficial]

When Europen Dawah groups will tour Pakistan to challenge western philosophies because scholars here are not interested in tackling it and it will be chaos in future. It will also connect Muslims globally and will create sense of unity. Pakistan is a must tour for dawah, sectarianism and khilfat debates ♥️ Plssssss consider a tour

[@abdelkader8556]

Algeria too Man !🇩🇿 the same exact situation that you described is going on here ,but a little bit more complicated because of the many ethnic groups Here .

[@Truths_Unofficial]

@@abdelkader8556 yeah it's the case of every developing countries because youth is connected with West directly through technology and the scholars are not realizing influence of west they get from their. Hope for better 👍

[@floki5182]

Raja zia ul haq is the only one refuting these western ideologies in Pakistan as far as I know. Others are busy fighting politics.

[@Truths_Unofficial]

@@floki5182 raja zia ul jaq is like a normal educated moulavi. He can't do debates with Atheists and other philosophies like Muhammad hijab,hamza Tzortizis and their group 💪. We need professionals

[@floki5182]

@@Truths_Unofficial yea that too but we only have him which is close to understanding these false western philosophies and such.

[@peacenow6618]

Thank you so much for this video. It was very beneficial. Keep up the Great Work! Much appreciated!

[@rafayshakeel4812]

_Quran (25: 43)_ is our current reality.

[@qurankarimuncoran3888]

Wow exactly Asalam aleykum

[@savagedays8817]

Indeed

[@AbdAllah_54564]

Assalamualaikum, much needed topic, indeed for a community as big as this Ummah, we need to wake up all of us. People like all of us should try our best both in deen and also dunya, whether knowledge or sport or economics, IT DOES MATTER NOW. It is a form of sadaqah in of itself as you are setting a role model and inspiring others of what Islam is truly capable of. Added to that, once achieved such success, be our best to be humble and try everything in our resources at hand to make people aware and support the oppressed people like Palestinians or uyghurs or Yemenis, and not be arrogant and forget our TRUE purpose of achieving this success, as seen by a few people in the Ummah they become completely different, people pleasers and don't even care about the other Muslims, while more number honest non muslims raise such an issue, this is the sad reality, WE STILL NEED A SENSE OF BROTHERHOOD AND UNITY IN THE UMMAH, yet, despite what we already have, we still have work to do, and Insha Allah, we can do this by being a good Muslim in our local spheres, like we know the saying by Khabib goes non muslims won't read the Qur'an and the sunnah, they will read you and who you are to learn about Islam. May Allah SWT bless, protect and guide us all Ameen summa ameen.

[@nomad921]

Aselam waleykum, from 🇪🇹🇪🇹 Ethiopia

[@stati5tik]

Wa aleykum as salam. May Allah bless u brother.

[@BABA-ORUC1761]

Walaikum salaam wa rahmatullahi wa barakaatahu. (From kashmir ❤)

[@sameerxneleon]

Wa'alaikum asalam from Ethiopia

[@stati5tik]

​@@sameerxneleon Long life Abyssinia. May Allah bless the muslim progeny of the abyssinian people who welcomed the sahaba(r.).

[@nomad921]

@@stati5tik :)

[@Ninebreak999]

If are reading this Mr. Hijab I just want to say this sort of organized lecture series that you give is the best content I have seen of you on KZbin. It may not be the most viral or I may not represent the key demographic or something. But I take so much value from this sort of content and would love if you focused on making more of such type of content. بارك الله فيك، وبيض الله وجهك 🌹

[@salemaw]

Excellent video and discussion. Thanks. جزاكم الله خير. اخي محمد حجاب محتواك روعه و الطرح راقي جدا.

[@thetalkpoint]

Thanks brothers for the very insightful discussion

[@bahriboy]

Great discussion mashallah

[@YAli-jd4rm]

Thank you for the information. It might be beneficial to add time stamps for sub- topics.

[@homtanks7259]

JazakAllahu khairan

[@nak.lanang]

Where Q&A part from previous video 😤😤😤

[@zackf6696]

Salam brother, keep up the good work Alhamdulillah

[@peacenow6618]

May Allah Accept your works, and make it a means of acceptance and Guidance for the Ummah!

[@theonepurpose3968]

always great content by our sapient brothers

[@AJ-si9qr]

Great video. 1 thing to note when speaking about Islam Spreading and Spain colonising South America is that countries where Muslims are still speak the language they spoke before islam came whether that was from Arabia, Ottoman etc. All of South America speaks Spanish or Portuguese. Only Paraguay have a high number that have saved there original language.

[@MohammadQasim]

Beautiful discussion

[@SammyHegab]

@Sapience @MohammadHijab I liked the question regarding the Current Condition of Muslims, Insha Allah I will try to give my opinion in a vlog on that topic because I am not satisfied with the answer. You are on right track but I feel you like trying to diagnose the leaves of a tree than the root cause. The comment below from Muhammad Abdullah is actually very accurate "George Curzon, the British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (1911-1921)" The downfall of Islam started in motion approximately 100 years after the death of the Prophet Muhammad Salah Allah 3alahi was salam (Peace and blessing be upon him), Although some attempts/correction/revival of Islam by Umar Ibn Abd el Aziz, after that it was an accelerated downward trend, nevertheless Islam (Complete way of life/Holistic) was abandoned and when it was at the weakest point in 1800 -> present, what the enemies feared was the revival or resistance so they hatched a plan to enslave mankind and break all hopes and they had succeeded in 1912 (The generation from 1912 till now are the most ignorant in Islam, maybe less than 0.1% actually know and I am not talking about the pillars of Islam, I am talking about the perfect system prescribed to us from Allah and example of the prophet. Islam is a complete way of life and offers the best solution to every situation). Unfortunately, after having spoken to members from different groups, I realised they are the furthest away from an understanding of Islam at the very best and most educated only implement 3% of Islam. It is a good start to make a discussion and really understand and know the reasons for our failure. Also, no country is free we are still very much occupied and you don't need to have visibility of a foreign army, our most ignorant leaders are the best of the best slaves to Dajjal! The sooner we all start to wake up to reality, the sooner we can start to bring back Islam. We are today like the dirt and foam of bubbles on the ocean as the Prophet said we would be large in number but low-value Muslims. I have a lot to share so I will insha Allah will try to record a video soon.

[@fitra3748]

Correcting brother Hijab (as per his request) There are 12 countries in latin america, if we are strictly saying "Sovereign States". If, however, it is latin America is spoken while mixing in the caribbean, then the total is 33 countries.

[@EV-EV-EV]

The goal of Islam to to ensure the implementation of shari3a....not human rights/economic prosperity/social freedom/happiness etc.

[@EV-EV-EV]

@Drooman Kass Sure, but that is not the objective. The objective is to establish the shari3a...wheather or not it makes the people happy because this is no democracy and the objective is to please Allah and not the people

[@Kimeikus]

@@EV-EV-EV True. Happiness and prosperity is only a byproduct of Islam. But the point is to worship our Creator and please Him.

[@EV-EV-EV]

@@Kimeikus Thing is, it may or may not be a byproduct. But when you make that the purpose...what happens when it does not, and there will be times when these two will not, yeild? People will just blame Islam for failing because they have been lied into thinking that the goal of Islam is happiness, prosperity, human rights, women's rights etc and what have you. Islam has it's own paradigm and what matters is not the feeling nor the feeling of the minorities but the WILL OF ALLAH!

[@EV-EV-EV]

@Drooman Kass See this is what I have an objection to...when you make the GOAL OF ISLAM to make people happy and that includes the Muslims. That's not the goal of Islam. The goal of Islam is to ensure that the Will of Allah be implemented, whether people like it or not.

[@EV-EV-EV]

@Drooman Kass may or may not be the case. You should not make happiness the focal point of the argument for shari3a but rather the fact that it is to establish the will of Allah wheather one likes it or not wheather it makes the muslims happy or not.

[@khatijaheunos4616]

Kami sudah Lama bertahun-tahun tidak ketawa . Tapi bila lihat gelagak M.H .Dengan sekuat -kuatnya Kami ketawa Dan tak terhinga. Selama ini Susah hendak senangkan Hati Kami.

[@ShabirBurhani2021]

Ma Shaa Allah

[@mkdon101]

Where are these classes held and is it open to everyone?

[@luminar2]

I think they are invite-only, in London

[@MrMsrahman24]

@@luminar2 Would love to know how to get an invite.

[@hamzahr6838]

Have a look at their website. It should have more info

[@guled7874]

A proposed amendment in the US must be first passed by two-thirds of both houses of congress, or by two-thirds of the senate. But then needs to be ratified by three-fourths of the state legislatures, or by ratification conventions in three-fourths of the states. Last one was 30 years ago that made it a law that if the congress changed their salaries it wouldn’t take effect till after the next election. One before that was 50 years ago changing the voting age from 21 to 18.

[@mystichalaly8083]

Where is the q and a section of the previous feminism video

[@jjqq4116]

Since other people were involved probably wasn't recorded.

[@hoomanAdnan]

MashaAllah ❤️ ❤️ From 🇧🇩

[@user-kf5uh2gz5m]

But practically speaking, the people hold the power, or the rich and powerful, or some other group. Any of these groups if they willed, could enforce something that contradicted the Shari'ah. So I think that saying that putting the power in the hands of the people (democracy) is wrong because the people could rule against what Allah has commanded is a mistaken critique, as any other group (or person) in power could do the same.

[@coachdebruyns]

Thank you Abdullah

[@Israel-IS-Socialism]

What’s so interesting is that that happiness index is blinded by formalities of using terms like “how are you?” as a conformity in society and usually our responses are never on us because we know people don’t care

[@MZD15]

Muslims should make similar organization like NATO where if they attack small Muslim country all Muslim countries should come to protect it. There are 50 muslim majority countries and 2 billion Muslims.

[@arkeusalexander9054]

Well then why not just make a khilafa 🤷? We don't need to copy western models. If we want to unify let's do it the right way.

[@qoobsmcdoobs1]

that would be the west's worst nightmare, and exactly why they worked so hard to dismantle the caliphate system. There's a reason why so many Muslim majority nations have corrupt/tyrannical leaders. They ensure the western culture and system stays dominant in the world

[@allykhan8594]

They are united. Money, status, ego, lack of iman are some of the things that disunites them. Subhana Rabbi al A'laa.

[@Kimeikus]

That’s what the Khilaafa can do

[@Ok-gd3jl]

You forgot the apostate secular rulers

[@FOOTSHOTS1]

In morocco , we are forced to apply the french eduction system of the 90s .. and no one can change it .. we are not allowed to do that for some reason. The independence is a joke .. yes there is no spanish n french military presence in morocco.. but all biggest companies that have access to vital life matters.. like water n electricity.. internet (the prices are high). trash recycling.. transport..they control everything.. n they send money to their bank accounts outside morocco… every big domain is not moroccan.. Then the best brains go study outside morocco and work outside morocco ..

[@atv4705]

GDP per capita isn't the salary divided by the amount of people. Put a correction on the video

[@idworkhard]

I would love to see the Iran discussion being a topic of its own. Please consider inviting ex-Muslim Iranians for a discussion.

[@hamzahr6838]

Why them? They aren't even muslims

[@mohdnorzaihar2632]

looking back on how "kibburz" socioeconomy nuclear family back bench of israel survival is really interesting that actually duplicate model of our early medina..

[@barbaroslar2235]

Pray for Malaysia we have general election on 19 November 2022, pray for Malaysia to get Mukmin as leader and Islamic Government. I'm muslim from Malaysia

[@whootoo1117]

2- We already agreed the division of branches of science and its growth. The old concepts of natural philosophy got birth the natural sciences or SCIENCE like the example at 19:20. The same is the political ideas, the econommy and ways to deal with these tens of fields of intellectual history and specializations today like ideologies of nationalism, race superiorities, cryptocurrencies, machine learning and cybersecurity. An obesse guy a sultan just for being a nice man from quraish or that he is a man of great mind. The problems of today are more than what one person can solve. But he can do decisions as a modren day president which later a free citizens of an institution with their institutional laws can implement. So, we need to agree that a Sultan can't legislate every subject of public interest like that of traffic lights, customs, machine learning, space agencies and astranautics. That is an overwellming duty and there must be institutions and the Sultan can be only symbolic. He can't be active and democracy although a foreign term which has its bad history and emotions is the practice of humanity, infact arabs, black nations and all of muslim society has civil democracies in diffent levels although not called democracy. It is the natural way of coming to decision as a group. So, we can use our centuries old words but it is the same which beduin arabs, somalis and senegalis used to come to terms not in a parliament house but under a tree or in a wadi. Democracy is our own practice and the Sultan doesn't need to take part the diyah or bloodmoney of an indian muslims in Jakarta, Fez, Basra or Acra. The locals need to use means of reconciling in their context and figure out of ways to do if camels, cows, gold or money then local court may rule through these local laws. When we talk about Hukm allah or the authority of god and people that do legislation is a complex issue but not necessarilly that people reject the general laws of Shariah, it is just basing it on local circumstances. Even if the Sultan meddles directly or indirectly through representatives it will be through unnecessary procedures which will make or can make the things complex. Because, authorities have a symbolic gesture to show power or they see things through the lenses of power and authority. This can lead to the need of waiting the blessing of the sultan. Making sure that he is informed about all incidents and doing salutations, praising poems and military parades or even hanging pictures. There is no end to these stuff when it is a huge geographical entity ruled by a single sultan and it can be as natural as a modern state but symbology of power may creep like that long tobe of mu'awiyyah bin sufyan that was criticized or his physique. It needs first linguistic approach, then historic andlast but not least a philosohical one.

[@coachdebruyns]

Look, even in democracy you can't as an ordinary person vote for the rules you want applied or against the rules being applied. Some constitutional democracies the constitution is the highest law. So if you wanted Shariah law, you just have to write down what it is in a book and call it the constitution of your island and people can participate in by laws: like which side of the road to drive on, whether working hours should be set legally, whether shops can stay open all night, if vaccines should be mandated, if they should rather have more Mma gyms or boxing gyms, if they should stockpile wheat or flour. There's such a lot of things that aren't specifically addressed in the Shariah. A legal system can only be premised on the Shariah, but the Shariah itself isn't an actual legal system. It was also developed into a legal system over centuries and the Muslims also incorporated other legal systems used to govern Empires prior to them ruling and amended whatever went against the laws of Allah. What is the Shariah exactly? Is it ISIS or Iran? Is it what the Taliban has? Is it the derived law or the laws itself mentioned in the Quran? Is it the laws mentioned in the Hadith. Is it the laws mentioned in the fiqh books? Is it the laws as it relates to Arab historical customs? Because the laws in the Quran are often said to be abrogated by laws in the Quran. The laws in the Hadith are a lot more than in the Quran and also abrogates the Quran they say. And often the jurists of the fiqh tradition simply chose what they would ignore from both texts to make ruling (juristic preference). So you have those issues to work on. I hope you will use your amazing mind internally to look critically at our own legal tradition instead of merely focusing on the West who are actually babies compared to us. But we have work to do internally. A group of honest scholars need to sit together and codify a legal system based on the sources the way jurists did in the past. Otherwise you end up with ISIS who insist they're following the Shariah and because our historical scholars had very diverse opinions they could in one sense make that claim, unless the brilliant people like yourself sit with others and start to sift through our legal tradition. Park to one side the things that are Qati' and interpret the rest based on what you know of politics, economics and the world today.

[@thetruth8295]

The rulers in Syria and other arabic or Islamic countries, this will be fought by our own gov , even if we have exactly what we want in a book , the west wants us to forget our identity , we have been demonized for so long many ppl just are ashamed for being themselves, they won't accept us at any cost .

[@castellanos6436]

Spanish colonialism had nothing to do with the underdevelopment of Latin-America. Their under development came as a result of the independence from the empire. New Spain (Today Mexico) and other Spanish territories such as Peru were more developed than most American cities. Mexico as a newly formed republic had a stronger currency than the US in the early 1800s. The Latin-American under development came as a result of the internal political unrest through out the 19th century and the involvement of foreign powers such as the British in the mid to late 19th century and then the US later on in the 20th century to keep the new republics as subordinated as possible, weak and controllable. Same thing happened in Africa, the Soviet Union and the Middle east.

[@MohamedMohamed-ws7mq]

All this internal corruption and dictatorship is like ptsd of long term colonialism

[@castellanos6436]

@@MohamedMohamed-ws7mq Could be, but in reality Spain never really practiced 'Colonialism' as the other European powers did in the 19th century. I used that term to make it fit the context and narrative of what he was saying. That term refers to a specific era in the 1800s. Spain discovered and conquered America 300 years before that. The Spanish Empire method of governing its territories slightly changed through the centuries, but the key one and the one that differentiates it from the rest of European empires was that Spain tried to replicate itself into those territories, much like the Roman Empire, Spain built little Spains in the new conquered territories. This meant Spain had to include the people that 'lost the war' into their empire, respecting their land and treating them the same as their own citizens. This differed a lot from the Anglo-Saxons way of conquering, who either exterminated or subordinated the aboriginals.

[@The.muslim_wojak]

@@castellanos6436 I feel you are white washing what Spain did to others but okay. I mean I agree it may have been less brutal than say the English or American Empire but c'mon...I could still find many savage things the Spanish Empire did.

[@whootoo1117]

1- Yes, Islamic civilisation had 1400 yrs of rich history which is almost a 1000 yrs of empire & rulership. Although it is common sense that i had its ups and downs. The richness of political language, laws and pioneering laws were made including the marine laws, the tariffs and others which muslims invented them as laws for all people of different faiths. As we know since these books of political, philosophical and religious litterature aren't translated into other languages there will be crosstalking. Even our most needed philosophy books are not translated. The likes of Al-Ghazali and Ibn Cina are to be discovered in west, not on spanish but in english. The rest of modern language have lesser chance. So, there is a crosstalk and we speak about similar concepts like Shura', mu'awafaqah, bay'ah and 'ahd. These terms of like bay'ah which is social contract + giving power are mistranslated into todays context. The terms of religion = deen, laws = shariah are also words which agree in things and differ in things. What do i mean? Hyonym and hypernyms are many in translation and reading literature. Islam is a religion but not what religion means in western context or pure lexical meaning. Deen on the other hand entails belief, but has the root word of conduct and behaving well. Not only dogma and sacrifice. While shariah has parts of personal to god and person to person, state & institutions, unlike western laws which is person to person or person to state and institutions. So, difference can be person to god part. The most problems lie linguistics first and then philosophy and morality. Not, the status quo of today. We need to focus that.

[@Thesanaraheem]

I watched almost every video of Muhammad hijab and then I found this channel.🎉

[@najamulsaqib2582]

How to join these classes offline or online?Anyone

[@The.muslim_wojak]

Well you would first have to live in London because I'm pretty sure that's where these are held.

[@najamulsaqib2582]

@@The.muslim_wojak Ok

[@satti80]

Noble prize is not a criteria for success.

[@The.muslim_wojak]

Agreed but it is still a great prize to attain

[@satti80]

@@The.muslim_wojak I can live without it totally. Especially that the some of the judges are biased with agendas. I’m not getting my achievement acknowledgement from a political prize.

[@Gokutalk-yl2lk]

❤

[@SS-is2of]

47:30 no Islamic state dares to come with laws against Shari'ah and if so they did, the scholars will challenge it! certain laws must be made as we progress ie; inviromental laws, construction laws and traffic laws...etc

[@hashimbaig8256]

Lack of political awareness and involvement is also a major cause of our condition. Our muslim identity is not restricted to worship at our homes, but to solve global problems which can only be done through politics. If we trace back in history, this is quite evident from our beloved prophet (pbuh) and his companions and hundred of years from there on. So basically: lack of leadership.

[@apexpredator2118]

Could you also do something about them saying religion being a major cause of so much conflict, violence and death in this world..?

[@mazenbouybri6115]

The most death's caused hitler stalin and xi xing pin over 100.000.000 million deaths bro stop the cap

[@The.muslim_wojak]

It's all about the mindset. You could take literally any ideology/belief on the face of this planet and a group of crazy people could make that ideology look bad based upon their actions.

[@newtonstheology8765]

It is hard to condemn Colonialism when you yourself advocate for holy war. So when you win its God's plan but when you lost it isn't???

[@homtanks7259]

Holy War is a Christian term

[@The.muslim_wojak]

Nope. Muslims believe in Qadr. Everything that happens is the will of Allah Ar-Razzaq 👍🏼

[@shahid8545]

Who says this? Everything is according to his will. Stop straw manning. We are not Christains

[@mohammadmishkat6874]

AMAP on this topic please.

[@windowview8240]

Countries that are actually suffering from poverty know it very well that it is their inept and corrupt leadership that is responsible for their misery not colonialism. Stop moaning about the colonialism. It has nothing to do with what's happening today. Malaysia is a good example. It went through 400 years of colonialism, still came out successful.

[@pranaysuvarna3906]

Very true ! Singapore , Germany all are good examples.

[@nsid89]

Exceptions don't disprove the rule

[@HiddenAdamO]

👍

[@leobrooks94]

Mohij is riding his wave real high.

[@hurataimad136]

@32:11 Afghanistan???

[@esseabdi1095]

Walahay there so week Muslims when they learn something from this dude

[@sofbash]

Good effort, but this is quite a confused discussion. Started off on why Muslims are where we are today, but then veered off into a rather ill-informed discussion about democracy. It was as if none of the participants had ever studied political science or political philosophy apart from some dumb khawarij style pamphlets that said "judgement is for God alone". There are many reasons why the democratic system is compatible with Islamic governance and the objections to it can be largely overcome through constitutionalism. There are many forms of democratic governance and democracy is also not just about elections. It is about 4 things principally: (1) Free and fair elections, (2) Open and accountable government, (3) civil and political rights, (4) a democratic or civil society and institutions. These are all compatible with Islam.

[@The.muslim_wojak]

It's either The Sharia from Allah Ar-Razzaq or democracy from man. I'm sorry but you can't have both. Now I'm not saying Muslims cannot live in a system where Sharia is not being implemented but if Muslims have the power to implement Sharia then honestly who gives a crap about Democracy??

[@coachdebruyns]

Exactly! These guys don't understand politics. And if they study Islamic governments under the Caliphate they'd see a lot of the Shariah wasn't even followed. 😂

[@sadeekahsaban162]

❤️🇿🇦

[@khalidmohamed1790]

Succes is water and bread and the inside content that u can't buy with any material. Lost is pride and forgetting you are weak and number of days. Enjoyment is peaceful with athers while forbidden bad and I joining good. The biggest illusion is this world itself.

[@Samsungphone2]

You should reply to the coward called True Geordie. He has recently put up an apology video.

[@rafayshakeel4812]

False Geordie doesn't look apologetic or sincere in his apology video, akhi.

[@Samsungphone2]

@@rafayshakeel4812 I agree but the message will reach his audience

[@a.i2963]

4:20 the birth rate in Japan is really low,..

[@MrOfficialSongz]

Talk about uygur

[@dinoraul119]

How do you explain yoga, evolution, veganism and ayurveda?

[@kausamsalam8543]

Thank you to the equally blessed Hindu traditions for giving the world yoga and Ayurveda medicine and early mathematics and so much more. All religions have much to contribute, and so does natural Islam-a continuity of purest wisdom from Allah the Creator.

[@subhanmustehsan]

u need to understand it's was the pure religion (islam) itself which was corrupted and eventually turned into paganism , so everything has a element of truth kinda

[@Nox-02]

@@kausamsalam8543 how can you say hinduism is equally blessed as islam ? Polytheism is false and only tawhid is true

[@theuncausedcause5780]

@@Nox-02 I agree.

[@dinoraul119]

@@theuncausedcause5780 still not answered my question. How do you explain yoga, ayurveda, veganism and evolution

[@The.muslim_wojak]

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[@AsalBasalTum]

Most of the problems in our Ummah are coming from following the western model! If we follow to our best abilities Islam (and I really mean putting effort in it) 99% issues will be gone!

[@motazemelhussein9644]

الأخ العزيز محمد حجاب علمت أولادي ان يتابعوك ولكن لماذا تقول The so cald islamic revolution أليس هذا ظلم لشعب إيران المسلم الذي انتفض ضد العلمنة و الانحلال والفسق واتباع المستمعمر وفضل القيام لله ورسوله ونبيه والاسلام والحجاب، والأخلاق الإسلامية حتى لو اعتبرنا ان مذهبك على خلاف مع مذهبهم؟

[@migo2444]

a problem with the Ummah is that they take hijab as scholars with no Islamic credentials debating doubts with youths with no knowledge. in response to the first doubt the Nobel peace prize is a white European institution designed to favour that because if it wasn't Chinese, Koreans, Japanese and Indians would be the high in receiving the price because most innovations and parents are filed there. 2. why is Muslim countries economically deprived, firstly not all Muslim countries are economically deprived and those who are economically deprived is because western colonialism had depleted the wealth and resources and are still doing it today through gunboat-diplomacy( war on terror [ political meddling]) and still are stealing the resources.

[@The.muslim_wojak]

Brother Hijab is probably the most qualified person to speak upon this topic. He knows the Quran and Arabic at one of the highest level and he also has degrees from University.

[@kabhussain3113]

Lol, does hijab claim to be a Islamic scholar? Also, on these topics, hijab is more qualified than most Islamic scholars as they have not studied these topics

[@The.muslim_wojak]

@@kabhussain3113 100%👍🏼

[@TheAdrianSmith]

Notice how he said that measure of success is to follow the way of the prophet which contradicts the Quran which tells us to follow the way of God

[@BABA-ORUC1761]

You deserve standing ovation for this comment👏👏. Where have you been, world needs your intellectual wisdom. Weasel:)

[@aliimranmalik1875]

The prophet is the epitome of the guidance of the Quran. There is this verse in the Quran that he is a light to show to light. Means you need a teacher. His name is Al Muslim, the greatest teacher. Also, he is the prophet which means the Warner and showing glad tidings. A hadith is also mentioned that his wife May Allah exalt her said that he was the walking Quran. There is also this hadith Quran can misguide and guide as well. As it is a powerful book if not used right can be very dangerous.

[@TheAdrianSmith]

@@aliimranmalik1875 what you are saying is shirk cause Allah is the one who guides not a messenger . Allah says that he is the light of heavens and the Earth not a messenger and Allah is the teacher of the Quran not a messenger. Last point: Quran cannot misguide you cause it’s a book of Allah. Only the books of men like Hadiths will misguide you.

[@aliimranmalik1875]

@@TheAdrianSmith no bro its not shirk. Allah works through us also. We have a saying himmat e marda madad e Khuda. Which translates God helps those who help themselves.

[@aliimranmalik1875]

@@TheAdrianSmith there is this hadith on the Quran. It can misguide you. You really this Quran is a book of rules and regulations to follow or characterise? What knowledge is that which you cannot emulate and be a better person. So the One God who is present even now has said that everything is in the Quran. Even imam Ali said this. So the knowledge is present the world is present. You know what isn't present? Our ability to decipher it in these modern times. The world is His. It was always his. Everutning happens due to Him. This is why we are a scattered ummah. We betrayed ourselves for nothing. You cannot study anything without a teacher. You can read the quran for basic understanding but you cannot comprehend it without compassion and love.

[@koroglurustem1722]

I don't think sharia and democracy necessarily are in contradiction. It's the same dichotomy arising from mind vs revelation, destiny vs free will. However there's no contradiction there too. If you look at your daily life, you are free to act, but within the framework of sharia. In other words sharia doesn't micromanage down to your daily actions and structures. It gives you guidelines but then what specific things you wanna do is up to you as long as you fulfill your daily rituals and your actions are sharia compliant/halal. So the democracy should not underwrite sharia guidelines, but used for minor issues. It's the matter of extent.

[@PATH2JUNNAH]

That's incorrect and flawed understanding of democracy. Democracy is when humans are allowed to legislate and decide what is right and wrong from their own minds. Which is the total opposite of Islam. Making decisions on a day to day basis is not democracy. There is a huge difference between the two.

[@koroglurustem1722]

Islam has Shoora where smaller matters including the matters not legislated about in the sharia are discussed. Those people will legislate about such matters based on the sharia guidelines.

[@PATH2JUNNAH]

@@koroglurustem1722 key point here is based on the Sharia. Shoora is a consultation and the process may have a voting procedure this does not make it democracy. Alot of people think democracy is to make a vote this is incorrect. Islam gave human beings both men and women the right to vote over 1400 years ago when it came to electing and giving baya. Democracy does not have the monopoly on voting rather voting in democracy is used as a tool to keep the masses at ease to think that they actually have a choice.

[@PATH2JUNNAH]

I think it would be better and more accurate of you said voting in Islam on certain things rather than saying or using the word Democracy. Democracy is a very loaded term that is pushed for a particular ideology which is not compatible with Islam. It is a system of kufr

[@Nox-02]

You dont even what is democracy and sharia, define us these terms

[@wawaweewa9159]

khilafah isnt obligatory apparently....

[@The.muslim_wojak]

?

[@CHIKIPLEITOS]

Mohammed ,Spanish latín América wasnt colonised ,get you facts straight

[@energywiz]

So many weaknesses in your arguments here: The biggest index of economic success is migration trends. The net migration from Muslim land to the West is much higher. The Nobel Prize in science (not peace) is actually a good indicator of scientific contribution. The colonialism argument falters at one question: why were you colonised? Were you weak? Isn’t God on your side? Didn’t God promise his nation victory? You make excuses for why the West innovated like coal and the war. The West invented the steam engine, trains, electricity, penicillin, were all invented before the war. Why has Islam failed to contribute to anything since it’s short golden age? Coal helped Britain but why hasn’t oil helped the Muslims to innovate? Also why do Muslims in the West fail? Have you been to Bradford? High crime, bad driving, fraud. The actual reason is that Muslims are fatalists and they don’t believe in the importance of Dunya. The Muslims of al Andalus did. If you look at the speech of Tariq ibn Ziyad before he invaded Al Andalus you’ll notice how he doesn’t mention the hereafter once, it was about worldly glory.

[@MohamedMohamed-ws7mq]

This is complete first of all Nobel prize is a western liberal award so by default anyone with a different ideology will not achieve be awarded. As for Why colonialism happened ? Europe was poor and undeveloped for a milenium what changed the balance of power was the age of discovery and Exploitation not invention and civilisation. As for the Islamic golden age it is pretty clear that mongol invasion and reconquista ended this era

[@energywiz]

@@MohamedMohamed-ws7mq No thats a cope .. the Noble Prize in science is for actual scientific contributions it has nothing to do with liberalism. 99% of the scientific and technological breakthroughs do not come from Muslims. How can a nation be colonised by a less advanced nation? Also why do Muslims fail in the West? Have you been to Bradford? The worst city in England. High crime, fraud, and dishonesty.

[@pinghosh]

Really ..Sapience Institute ?

[@The.muslim_wojak]

What's wrong?

[@bortroad5740]

Maula Jatt

[@BABA-ORUC1761]

This comment shows that you're Noor "Nutt"

[@bortroad5740]

Thats the vibe im going for sohniyaar

[@dawoodwani3709]

u keep mocking Muslims and muslim scholar's

[@The.muslim_wojak]

How?

[@dawoodwani3709]

@@The.muslim_wojak if u don't know then u r a blind follower of M hijab, may Allah Guide ur Hijab & u as well.

[@The.muslim_wojak]

@@dawoodwani3709 Very vague but alright

[@kenadidosman7056]

Where are their resources coming from? muslim land.after robbing them through colonial rule.

[@y.v.8803]

Considering unsubscribing to this channel after this video (this is really bad)

[@oayysz8909]

Why is it so bad ?

[@Kimeikus]

What makes it so bad? Elaborate.

[@y.v.8803]

@@Kimeikus Most of the laws each country has to create are not written down in the Quran and Hadith. Therefore, we need people to be inspired by the Quran and our current situation to create these laws. If they do a bad job at those laws, how do we remove them? We assume here that the ruler will remove those people, but what if the ruler benefits from these laws. So we don't have to call it democracy, but we can come up with a slightly new system "the public shouldn't vote on the law, but they can vote on who is implementing the law". I thought Hijad was more intellectual and would understand how most governments in the middle east are corrupt, but certain scholars use the same points he is highlighting to justify the situation. Lastly, after the first 4 caliphs (RA), the entire system of selecting a ruler was taken over by the Ummayads. We had a civil war due to the political ambitions of certain individuals. This political division later led to Shiaism. We should learn from these experiences and realise that having a few select people deciding who the ruler is will always lead to division and eventually corruption (especially when you give complete power to the person/institute). We need checks and balances with the ruler. Allah knows best.

[@y.v.8803]

@@oayysz8909 Replied below:

[@homtanks7259]

Why is Mohammed Hijab wrong? Because of this 55:45?

[@y.v.8803]

Brother Hijab, I totally disagree with you on democracy. I am Arab, and you sound like a supporter of a dictator,

[@homtanks7259]

Support a Dictator? Timestamp please

[@kab1r]

Democracy is not Islamic I hope you understand that

[@user-kj8yl6sn2z]

@@homtanks7259 A just king is much better than democracy, his example is Pakistan and Iraq, a third of its population and more than Shiites, so they have a great influence on the politics, laws, economy and culture of the state, but when they are marginalized, the government's position is stronger in following the law of the Creator and following our Islamic culture correctly

[@y.v.8803]

Copy pasting a reply from a different comment Most of the laws each country has to create are not written down in the Quran and Hadith. Therefore, we need people to be inspired by the Quran and our current situation to create these laws. If they do a bad job at those laws, how do we remove them? We assume here that the ruler will remove those people, but what if the ruler benefits from these laws. So we don't have to call it democracy, but we can come up with a slightly new system "the public shouldn't vote on the law, but they can vote on who is implementing the law". I thought Hijad was more intellectual and would understand how most governments in the middle east are corrupt, but certain scholars use the same points he is highlighting to justify the situation. Lastly, after the first 4 caliphs (RA), the entire system of selecting a ruler was taken over by the Ummayads. We had a civil war due to the political ambitions of certain individuals. This political division later led to Shiaism. We should learn from these experiences and realise that having a few select people deciding who the ruler is will always lead to division and eventually corruption (especially when you give complete power to the person/institute). We need checks and balances with the ruler. Allah knows best.

[@y.v.8803]

@@user-kj8yl6sn2z you are making an assumption that every leader will be like Umar (RA) but most leaders nowadays are corrupt. Therefore we should have a system that has a mechanism of removing bad leaders (instead of say always obey the leader)

[@mickqQ]

There are no real gods, There are only people that believe gods are real.

[@The.muslim_wojak]

I guess we will see when we take our last breath on this earth🤍🖤

[@mickqQ]

@@The.muslim_wojak Lol…no you won’t , you’ll be dead. Take a moment to think about How concerned are you about reincarnation, Valhalla, the fields of Aaru, Elysium, traveling the river styx, the Sommerland, going down the river to be with your ancestors? How much do these things concern you .. That should give you some idea just how little concern I, and anyone who does not adhere to your religion , have for the afterlife proposed in your religion.

[@The.muslim_wojak]

@@mickqQ Have you heard of the contingency argument for the existence of a creator?

[@mickqQ]

@@The.muslim_wojak Yes, It assumes m, without evidence, that the universe is contingent on something else, while simultaneously drawing upon the special pleading fallacy. Everything we see is contingent upon the universe, there is no evidence that the universe is contingent upon something else. The problem with using gods as explanations is that, apart from not explaining anything, a god can be anything you need or want it to be. You are limited only by what you can imagine.

[@The.muslim_wojak]

@@mickqQ Is the universe infinite in your opinion or do you think the Big Bang is a pretty solid theory?

[@baalbuster9294]

There is o my one way in Paradise and that is through the Lord Jesus Christ, who died for our sins on the cross and rose again the third day for our justification. We have all broken Gods laws and the Torah says those that fail to obey and keep the Law are CURSED. God is a just and righteous God and will hold all accountable for breaking His Law. But God is merciful and sent His Son, the Lord Jesus Christ, to do what we have all failed to do, obey the Law and FULFILL it . Jesus also took our place and punishment on the cross and took the curse due us and paid the debt we owed. That’s why Jesus says “It is Finished.” His resurrection is proof that Gods wrath was served and justice was carried out. Now God can pardon the sinner without compromising His justice. The choice is simple my Muslim friends, either you take full responsibility for breaking Gods laws and go to hell or accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Saviour and go to heaven: “He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life: and he that believeth not the Son shall not see life; but the wrath of God abideth on him”. (John 3:36, KJV)

[@kausamsalam8543]

For “Baal Buster”: No compassionate and Benevolent God gives no one different no chances--God Almighty is no spellbound wizard who “curses” random people nor does He ever want humans to do genocide or rape marriage on people due to lower social status in a world that man fills with hierarchical cruelties. You may find genocide in Deuteronomy, if you look carefully, and rape marriage prescribed for some people. But you will not find any prescription of injustices to different people or customs in the Quran. I challenge you to read the entire book with an open mind -that One God who judges all people’s behaviors, not only their promises/or proclamations.

[@talibahmuslimah8922]

You can only get salivation from the one who created you, the one who protects you and answers your prayers. How can you get Salvation from someone who is not your creator, nor provides or protects you, Worship the Creator and not the creation.

[@___QASPER___]

Oooooh nooooo you got someone "ANN GAINST" you now.. 😱

[@pureexposure9424]

Fake philosopher

[@The.muslim_wojak]

Yet I bet he knows a lot more about philosophy than you.😅