Sapient Thoughts #31: Did the Prophet ﷺ lead an uncompromising war cult? | Mohammed Hijab

[@aminqurtubi]

May Allah bless and cure Br. Hijab. We wish you fast recovery for your voice inchaAllah!

[@beehivepattern5695]

Yeah, its hot in here too, worse is drought already happen in westcoast US.

[@bluebily2480]

Ameen

[@juleybeeb2664]

Àāmēen

[@Harris19941]

whats with his voice then?

[@juleybeeb2664]

@@Harris19941 his voice got bad after drinking non V.A.T coffee

[@ahmedyamany5065]

I loved the Palestinian flag on your shirt

[@abdisalan10]

More like colonizer flag(british)

[@yankedhonor4281]

@@abdisalan10 eh?

[@abdisalan10]

@@yankedhonor4281 the flag was made by the British to divide the ummah we went from one flag the one with shahada written on to diffrent flags.

[@juleybeeb2664]

@@abdisalan10 brother do you have it any evidences that islam had one flag b4? any hadith or muslim scholar of history to say islam was flag with shahada?

[@mohsisohal806]

This video brings a lot of reassurance, as a Muslim

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SubhanAllah SubhanAllah SubhanAllah - please EVERY non- Muslim watch this and forever hold your Peace. In sha Allah. May Allah SWT keep us firm on Deen. ❤️Ameen 🤲🏻

[@hammad3334]

Allahu akhbar ✨

[@zeus1747]

Thanks bro

[@peacenow6618]

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

[@kakeshi3990]

Thought these were over barakallahu feek for another great video

[@peacenow6618]

Jazakallahu Khayran Ahsanul Jaza

[@khhah4200]

MashaAllah Akhi, important topic...

[@machinelearningid3931]

Thanks, your work does help a lot

[@abduladil7332]

This was needed for the likes of Sam harris. Jazakallah khair akhi.

[@asadullahsaaid3794]

Subhanallah ❤️🤍❤️

[@tofutofu137]

Jazakum Alaahou Khairan brother Hijab.

[@shahid8545]

We are unfortunately living in a time of unforgivable ignorance. A time where information is as widespread as its ever been, yet a human being unable to decipher truth from falsehood because of his own stained and wreched soul. Unable to think intuitively and think for himself, seemingly unable to coherently put the pieces together intellectually. What a sad and useless people. Welcome to the movie and entertainment generation.

[@abdullahx4908]

@Caliph-Nētā: Dhuku And look whats happening to the world. Depression and suicide rates are rising. Drugs and alcohol are prevalent. People are turning to actual opium. Racism and discrimination are the norm. You are one of the many people living in this generation pal.

[@shembajr]

@Dhuku the problems of depression and suicide are not economically related, they refer to a lack of western faith and belief in a higher purpose and instead establishing their faith in material gains (known as materialism) which is nothing but a baseless movement that does not provide eternal purpose and reason.

[@shembajr]

@Dhuku Well I'd like to see your sources of these studies, the general lack of faith in higher metaphysical purposes does create a form of depression, anxiety and stress of the future or present and many other problems. Countries with high levels of faith (I'm talking devout followers, not people who just say they are) usually report higher levels of happiness, gratitude and joy. These same countries with a high count of devout followers are countries that are usually not as rich and wealthy as let's say, the countries of the west such as Australia, USA, UK and Germany. Even with a lack of material, people still seem to find some form of happiness a lot and this can be manifested through faith. I mean if there is no reason to have faith or belief in metaphysical purposes or entities, then why are we actually born with it? Yes believe it or not, we are born with the belief of a higher purpose or entity which has been proven through anthological studies and experiments conducted by professors and students of Oxford University. I don't mean to form an argument from a fallacy of naturalism, but assuming you believe evolution is a creationary force for life in this Earth, why do we as humans have this innate disposition? Secondly, saying "lmaooooo" and "lool" every comment doesn't necessarily paint the professionalism or trustworthy form of information that people look for when they read comments about such topics, I don't mean to be picky about your form of communication, but it is just a friendly observation, :)

[@worshipperofallah1]

Enemies of islam are dishonest, disingenuous and insincere. critics of islam are not honest people. They are not sincerely and genuinely ignorant.

[@HayatHayat-rj8sg]

Mashallah brother Allah yahfazak

[@zedmelor8842]

Ameen.

[@anishravani5808]

Assalamualaikum, May Allah reward you for what you are doing, I suggest you to create a poll in community section, to ask for opinion from viewers that, on which topic the next video in this series should be made. Thank you, Jazakallah.

[@tofutofu137]

Great T shirt ❤️🇵🇸

[@juleybeeb2664]

T shirt nice 👌 mashalla

[@anas4716]

You should make one on the hadith of hellfire breathing... a lot of people make a huge deal out of it and unfortunately it has not been dealt with in detail in the english speaking communities

[@5nyper]

People need to really understand that the unseen cannot be rationalized physically in our minds... especially since these unseen events have no relevance towards our objective here on Earth.

[@Just-One-God]

They ironically find no problem when a _hadith_ (or perhaps a Quran verse, if I'm not mistaken) says Allah will ask Hell if there's still any available space inside It for more disbelievers to be thrown into and the Hell instead asked, _"Can I have some more?"_ indicating that the Hell is apparently sentient. But when a _hadith_ says the Hellfire can actually breath, everyone loses their mind for some reason...

[@anas4716]

@@Just-One-God it actually has more to do with the latter part of the hadith which mentions severe heat in summers and severe cold in winters

[@lost_poet_]

@@Just-One-God * "is there any more"

[@5nyper]

@@anas4716 same ordeal, are you expecting an empirical scientific explanation to how Hellfire affects the climate on Earth? It's simple. we don't know how Hellfire breathes, from where, how long, in what manner, how it relates to the Earth. as II've said, these matters of the unseen aren't meant to be rationalized by us mere humans, nor does it affect the way we should perceive the physical realm.

[@RheagarA]

can you explain the fly dipping Hadith ?

[@abduallahamin2001]

I don't think that hadith should cause doubts, I think it's a very interesting hadith tbh

[@abduallahamin2001]

There can be two objections from the skeptics, the first in terms of eating the food after dipping the fly in.. The answer to that is: The Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, in his honorable hadith, did not order anyone to eat from the food in which flies fall in, so he may eat it, and he may leave it if he wants, and there is no sin upon him in that and there is nothing wrong with that; Since the hadith is not related to any of the principles of religion, the hadith talks about dipping the fly and expelling it quickly, so really there is no issue about it

[@abduallahamin2001]

Another possible objection is from a scientific point of view: How can the fly's wing contain both a cure and a harm, we know that there is harm due to bacteria and stuff like that, but what is meant by a cure? The answer to that is: Recent studies have proven the presence of germs on one wing of the fly, and a bacteriophage - which kills microbes - on the other wing. If the fly falls into a container with food or drink, it must be dipped in it; In order for the bacteriophage to destroy the germs in the other wing, then the fly comes out of the container, leaving only dead microbes; Hence, the data of modern science did not differ from what the Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, told fourteen centuries ago that the agent of disease and the agent of medicine are carried on the two wings of a fly: “In one of its wings is a disease and the other is a cure.” www.researchgate.net/publication/337926012_Microbiological_studies_on_fly_wings_Musca_domestica_where_disease_and_treat

[@abduallahamin2001]

Auburn University researchers received a patent for discovering a protein in fly saliva that can speed up the healing of wounds and chronic skin cracks www.newswise.com/articles/protein-in-fly-saliva-speeds-healing-of-incisions-wounds

[@RheagarA]

Abduallah amin didn't know this, jazakallah

[@Someone-ct2ck]

Plz make the video titles eye catching.

[@juleybeeb2664]

what is your suggest for title then?

[@Someone-ct2ck]

@@juleybeeb2664 When You saw the video, did you know what it was talking about? People who are not subscribers will not click if they don't know what the video is about.

[@juleybeeb2664]

@@Someone-ct2ck ok brother maybe your trying to help :)

[@lalala94872]

I have one question, the Prophet (pbuh) didn’t kill anyone in many of the battles he was in except for one person Ubayy ibn Khalaf (during Uhud). Was this one of his miracles? A sceptic would wonder how could someone involve in battles but never killed his enemies. Jazakumullahu khairan 😊

[@juleybeeb2664]

is there evidences that mohammed s.a.w didnt killed anyone except this one? im thought his was did more

[@lalala94872]

@@juleybeeb2664 I believe this is sourced from seerah Ibn Ishaq. I knew this from online seerah lecture but I personally haven’t done much research outside of that.

[@montecristo3083]

"I have sent to fight the people until they establish salah and pay zakah." Please put both sides of the picture..

[@stati5tik]

You fight the people until they embrace lgbt and hedonism, we fight the people until they establish prayers and pay the zakah (almsgiving).

[@justahuman00]

You don't know the context of that either.

[@gokustrike4449]

Brother Mohammed Hijab, if I’m not mistaken you recited verse 190 of Surah al Baqarah wrong. I think you forgot “fee sabeel lillah”

[@mdaaboul7152]

Brother the verse is Salmi not silmi

[@WalidsArtChannel]

Where did you get the shirt bro?! Also I am new to Dawah - and this helps a lot! :)

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☝🏾💚🕋

[@Someone-ct2ck]

Make the thumbnail more clear and readable. the topic of the video takes a lot of effort for people to know what it is about.

[@juleybeeb2664]

why your obsess with thum nail lighting title just watch it ok. last video your complain of lighting. brother if want all this hollywood bollywood lighting movie style thum nail titles then go watch the bollywood this youtube brother

[@abduallahamin2001]

@@juleybeeb2664 Lol

[@Leon-jp7ch]

The issue here is obviously all the contradiction in the Qur'an and between the various hadith.

[@juleybeeb2664]

no contradiction quran only contradtiction your brain :)

[@everyislamophobenightmare2079]

Plz do mention then

[@Leon-jp7ch]

@@everyislamophobenightmare2079 Stop your blindness and open up your blind eyes and your deaf ears

[@everyislamophobenightmare2079]

@@Leon-jp7ch no bro you have been again and again lied so now you think those lies are true

[@Leon-jp7ch]

@@everyislamophobenightmare2079 There are no lies there. Go check your Quran and you will see all the contradictions.You have a verse that says that wine is God's gift for the wise and another verse that says it is the work of the devil. And another that says there will be big streams of wine in jannah. How did the devil's work end up in jannah? Now, of course, you will come up with the most ridiculous excuse by saying. Oh no that's not the same wine 😂😂

[@tdilyr8133]

Pls debunk solipsism

[@qasim5279]

Could you please address the claim that the Qur'an was copied and made up ? I know the insider's response to such a question, which is fine for us, but this was posed by an atheist

[@echoe4806]

All the religions are made up…nothing new….made up to control people and their minds…the weak minds of course…the brilliant minds will be killed….today I found out that in Islam listening music is evil….I will tell that to my 12 year old son…can’t wait to see his reaction( I won’t mention what religion is doing that)

[@nadiamahmoud4426]

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[@saniahsan]

I never understood the hadith about giving 3 options to the other force. How come any nation of honor and dignity can accept being subservient to another? How can you expect them to become Muslim immediately? So war was inevitable between Muslims and others (Romans, Persians, other Arab tribes against whom Muslims launched offensive jihad and would give 3 choices: guve jizya, become Muslim, or face us in war) whom Muslims woild attack. True, they would follow prophet's hadith and would give the non-Muslims these 3 choices; but isn't it obvious that that would result in wars? Why do you call such wars dawah (invitation)? Doesn't make any sense at all. Also, couldn't Muslims invite by preaching, just like early christianity? Honestly, I don't want to make any one confused but I can't help blocking these thoughts.

[@MuhammadAhsan-jf6ex]

Jihad was launched against those nations, because of the monopoly they had set up. Anything that challenged that, including other religions or ideologies, were shut off. Islam took down that monopoly for the people to recognise what's the clear truth, contrary to those empires which needed people to be on the ideology of the regional religion irrespective of itsy nature (right or wrong). In order to propagate truth, there needs to be a conducive environment for it to freely move through.

[@nadiamahmoud4426]

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[@cyberWarrior7519]

1- you are right, but after the muslims defeat the first couple of nations that refuse all the offers, other nations would know and wouldn’t take the war option once they know they are for sure losing

[@beehivepattern5695]

Freedom Fighter

[@macmac1022]

How can allah/god be most/maximally just and most/maximally merciful at the same time when by definition of most/maximally, just and mercy, make that as impossible as a married bachelor. I will now give the full argument. premise 1 in order for one to be defined as most/maximally merciful, they must never punish any wrongdoings and always forgive them. If they even punish one person, they lose the title of most/maximally merciful as the possibility of someone else never punishing one person would take that title away. premise 2 In order for one to be defined as most/maximally just, they must always punish any wrongdoings. If they do not punish even one wrongdoer, the possibility of someone who punishes every wrong doing would take that away. conclusion allah/god cannot be most just and most/maximally merciful at the same time. Now I will give an example. There are 4 judges and 10 guilty criminals. Judge #1 orders punishment for all 10 criminals and does not forgive without punishment a single one. Judge #2 forgives without punishment all 10 criminals. Judge #3 forgives without punishment 9 of them and punishes 1 of them. Judge #4 punishes 9 of them and forgives without punishment 1 of them. Which judge is the most/maximally just? Which judge is the most/maximally merciful? Is judge #3 either most/maximally merciful or most just? Is judge #4 most/maximally merciful or most just? I have asked this on many channels for the past 10 days, and only after 150 responses did I manage to get 1 theist to answer those questions honestly. Most skip the questions and go right for a counter argument. The people who do say they answer them give an answer like god is judge 1 and 2, or they do not apply to god or even try and get me into the moral argument by saying things like well how do I know judge #1 is moral. If you have this same idea, the example is not about god or the source of morals. It is about how you see the words justice and mercy in this situation. Answering the questions does not mean you concede the argument even though it may look that way. You can answer the questions then after say how god negates the contradiction or how the difference in the definitions of most/maximally, mercy and justice are different then they mean here.

[@abdul9591]

Answer is Allah subhanallah wa taala is just and merciful since both as both as different and not exclusive as you claim. You framed the premises as if they are exclusive which is false. A judge can be just and merciful too. Your existance right now is from Allah mercy, every second is from Allah mercy, anytime you can turn to the truth of islam is fron Allah mercy but as you test is finish Allah will judge you justly. Is this justness you either earn his wrath or mercy. Being just is part of being merciful. Example you seen one man attack another. You can either leave and do nothing (pseudo mercy which is injustice) or stop it, help the victim and punish the attacker (mercy to the victim, this is real mercy and justice). Also Allah is absolutely merciful because He is absolutely just. If you lack justice you lack mercy by default and if you lack mercy you lack justice. Mercy and compassion that is fairly distributed is justice . So what contraction are you talking about.

[@abdul9591]

My comments is long but the main point is your first premise is wrong since maximum mercy doesn't mean to forgive everywrong doing. Maximum mercy (wrong translation). The proper translation is (The perfectly merciful) is that your mercy is perfect which means Allah mercy is justified and perfectly distributed.

[@macmac1022]

@@abdul9591 Notice how you skip the 4 questions from the example? Only 4 christians and 2 agnostics have answered those questions honestly. Not a single muslim has yet. I never said mercy and justice were exclusive, I said MOST merciful and MOST just are conflicting. Think of a forgiveness scale. On one side you have the most just and on the other you have the most mercy. Most just----------forgiveness scale----------Most mercy. You can show some of each but the more you show of one, the less you show of the other. A judge who never punishes and only forgives completely is going to be a bad judge. If you answer the 4 questions honestly, and they are simple questions even children can answer them, you will have more understanding.

[@abdul9591]

@@macmac1022 @Mac Mac You fail to read my comments where i clearly told you that most merciful is not a accurate translation. So your MOST usage is irrelevant to my theology. Since i said PERFECTLY MERCIFUL AND PERFECTLY JUST. And there is a huge difference between most and perfect (most of a thing can be it's perfection and its proper balance can be perfection) . I can give many examples of asma al husna.

[@macmac1022]

@@abdul959195:8 Is Allah not the most just of all judges? 4:106 But seek the forgiveness of Allah; for Allah is Oft-forgiving, Most Merciful.

[@lucassoules7726]

AL-LAH👐❤ MASHALLAH

[@snahmda]

Lol, Crosstian Pagan Spotted

[@mdaaboul7152]

You need to rebrand the name of the institute. Something that people can relate to and not a term only known by academics and is dry!!!

[@montecristo3083]

Baaqiyah

[@Humanmensihsaaninsan]

Mohamed was an athlete proffesional. Manny are jelous that mock him.