🔥Shaykh Uthman Cooks An Undercover Sufi On Mawlid!

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[@randomdawah]

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[@moizuddin6932]

@WJ-ng5dc 1. The Prophet (peace be upon him) himself observed his birthday by fasting every Monday. This shows that he acknowledged the significance of his birth. Fasting on Mondays, which he explained was in gratitude for his birth, is a form of celebration, even though it may not resemble modern-day practices. 2. The significance of Friday as an Eid (celebration day) in Islam: The Prophet (peace be upon him) explained that Friday is significant because it was the day Allah created Adam and the day Adam passed away. If Friday is a celebration for the creation of Adam, how much more deserving is the birth of the Prophet Muhammad, whose status is higher than Adam, to be a day of celebration? 3. Allah instructs us in the Qur'an to celebrate His blessings and mercy: In Surah Yunus (10:58), Allah says, “Say: In the bounty of Allah and in His mercy - in that let them rejoice.” The birth of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is one of the greatest manifestations of Allah's mercy to mankind. Therefore, it is only fitting to celebrate his birth as a sign of gratitude. 4. Celebrating the Prophet's birth should not be seen as an innovation (bid'ah): Just because something wasn't celebrated in a formal way during the time of the Sahaba doesn't necessarily mean it is wrong. By this logic, many aspects of modern life would also be considered impermissible. New ways of expressing love for the Prophet, as long as they don't contradict Islamic principles, can be seen as valid. 5. Celebrating national independence days is widely accepted, but the Prophet’s birth is even more significant: Just as countries celebrate the day they gained independence, the birth of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is the day when the world received the greatest blessing and liberation through his message. If people celebrate independence days, why shouldn't we celebrate the birth of the one who brought spiritual independence to humanity? 6. Rejecting the celebration of the Prophet's birthday could be seen as disregarding his importance: The birth of the Prophet is a major blessing for the entire world. By refusing to celebrate it, one might be missing out on recognizing the profound significance of his coming into this world. These are some points capture the reasons why many Muslims believe celebrating the Prophet's birthday is not only permissible but also a way to express love, gratitude, and reverence for the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him).

[@hatimahmed2727]

Amin y’a rab 🙏

[@AlphaMaverick1111]

he didnt cook anyone.

[@_ibnmuhammad]

@@AlphaMaverick1111 he knew he was cooked that's why he needed to run

[@AlphaMaverick1111]

@@_ibnmuhammad No one got cooked, the only ones getting cooked are the zios who the madkhalis try to tell us we should sign peace treaties with. Madkhalis fight other Muslims and say boycotting starbucks is haram while what happens in Gaza continues. We reject madkhalism. Enjoy the cook offs on them merkavas btw. On youm ul qiyamah may i be raised alongside Shaykh Izzaddin (of Shaam/Palestine), and may those madkhalis who continue to fight Muslims be raised with Mileikowsky the kazzab.

[@khendrix]

May Allah protect us from people of bidah and keep us firm on Qu'ran & Sunnah

[@FactsWithActs]

He walked into that one 😂 A man sneezed next to Sayyidunā ‘Abd ullāh Ibn ‘Umar رضي الله عنه and said: "praise be to Allāh and peace be upon the Messenger of Allāh" Ibn ‘Umar رضي الله عنه said: “I too (other times) say; 'praise be to Allāh and peace be upon the Messenger of Allāh', but this is not what Rusūlullāh ﷺ taught us (after sneezing), rather he taught us to say: 'Praise be to Allāh in all circumstances'.” Recorded: Sunan Tirmithy, 2738 - Mustadrak Ḥākim, 4, p 265 Grade: Ṣaḥīḥ It was asked of Salmān Al Fārisy رضي الله عنه: "Your Prophet taught you everything? even what to do when using the toilet?" he replied: "Yes, he forbade us from facing the Qiblah and to clean ourselves afterwards using the right hand" Recorded: Ṣaḥīḥ Musslim, 4, 224 Grade: Ṣaḥīḥ " 'Abd ullāh ibn ‘Abbās saw Mu’āwiyah ibn Abi Sufyān رضي الله عنهم touching the two northern corners of the Ka’bah, and he told him not to do that. Mu’āwiyah said to him: “No part of the House should be ignored." Ibn ‘Abbās said: "Indeed is for you in the Messenger of Allāh an exemplar of goodness” al Aḥzāb: 21. "And I saw the Prophet ﷺ touching the two Yamany corners” Mu’āwiyah then accepted what Ibn ‘Abbās said." Recorded: Sharh Usool I'tiqad Ahl as-Sunnah wa al-Jamaa - Mussnad Aḥmad Grade: Ṣaḥīḥ Sa’īd Ibn al Musayyib رضي الله عنه saw a man praying too many optional prayers before the Fajr prayer and therefore he forbade him from doing so. The man retorted: "O Abu Muḥammad, Will Allāh punish me for praying?" Sa'īd replied: "No, but He will punish you for doing other than the Sunnah." Recorded: Mussnad Aḥmad, 188 Grade: Ṣaḥīḥ Huthayfah Ibn al Yamān رحمه الله said: "Do not perform any act of worship which was not practiced by the companions of the Prophet ﷺ because the early people did not leave anything unaddressed. so follow the way of those who were before you. Recorded: Al Ibānah Grade: Ṣaḥīḥ Sufyān ath Thawry رحمه الله said: "An innovation is dearer to Shayṭān than a sin, for one can easily repent from a sin, but an innovation is not easily repented from." Recorded: Al Muḥaddith Al Fāsil Grade: Ṣaḥīḥ A man asked Mālik bin Anas رحمه الله: "At which point do I initiate my state of Iḥrām?" he replied: "From Thul Hulayfah, where the Prophet ﷺ did so" the man retorted: "I wish to do it from the area beside the grave of the Prophet ﷺ" Mālik said: "Do not do that, for I fear that if you do so, you will be afflicted with trials" the man replied: "Why would I be afflicted with trials? All I wanted was to do it from a place which is only a few miles away from where you told me!" Mālik said upon hearing this: "What can be more serious than feeling that you performed a righteous deed that the Prophet ﷺ failed to do? I heard the words of Allāh: “So let those beware who dissent from his order lest trials strike them or a painful punishment.” an Nūr: 63 Recorded: Al Bā’ith ‘alā inkāril bid’a wal hawādith, 91 Grade: Ṣaḥīḥ This is just a snippet of the statements of the salaf...

[@rickfox804]

Jazaka’Allahu khair akhi I really appreciated that you went out of your way to do this but could you give the reference please. It would make it a lot easier since I’m on my phone rn and not on a computer and I’d have to do more research just to see where it’s from

[@its2eezy]

@@rickfox804 @rickfox804 1: Jami` at-Tirmidhi 2738 2: Jami` at-Tirmidhi 16 3: i couldn't find the exact one but Sahih al-Bukhari 1608 is simmilar and Sunan an-Nasa'i 2948 and Sunan an-Nasa'i 2950 give more emphasis on the Prophet's ﷺ action 4: Al-Bayhaqī, As-Sunan Al-Kubraa 2:466 5: Abu Dawud 6: not sure but i found a quotation from abdurrahman org that it can be found in Sharh Usool I'tiqaad 7: cant find anything

[@moizuddin6932]

@WJ-ng5dc 1. The Prophet (peace be upon him) himself observed his birthday by fasting every Monday. This shows that he acknowledged the significance of his birth. Fasting on Mondays, which he explained was in gratitude for his birth, is a form of celebration, even though it may not resemble modern-day practices. 2. The significance of Friday as an Eid (celebration day) in Islam: The Prophet (peace be upon him) explained that Friday is significant because it was the day Allah created Adam and the day Adam passed away. If Friday is a celebration for the creation of Adam, how much more deserving is the birth of the Prophet Muhammad, whose status is higher than Adam, to be a day of celebration? 3. Allah instructs us in the Qur'an to celebrate His blessings and mercy: In Surah Yunus (10:58), Allah says, “Say: In the bounty of Allah and in His mercy - in that let them rejoice.” The birth of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is one of the greatest manifestations of Allah's mercy to mankind. Therefore, it is only fitting to celebrate his birth as a sign of gratitude. 4. Celebrating the Prophet's birth should not be seen as an innovation (bid'ah): Just because something wasn't celebrated in a formal way during the time of the Sahaba doesn't necessarily mean it is wrong. By this logic, many aspects of modern life would also be considered impermissible. New ways of expressing love for the Prophet, as long as they don't contradict Islamic principles, can be seen as valid. 5. Celebrating national independence days is widely accepted, but the Prophet’s birth is even more significant: Just as countries celebrate the day they gained independence, the birth of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is the day when the world received the greatest blessing and liberation through his message. If people celebrate independence days, why shouldn't we celebrate the birth of the one who brought spiritual independence to humanity? 6. Rejecting the celebration of the Prophet's birthday could be seen as disregarding his importance: The birth of the Prophet is a major blessing for the entire world. By refusing to celebrate it, one might be missing out on recognizing the profound significance of his coming into this world. These are some points capture the reasons why many Muslims believe celebrating the Prophet's birthday is not only permissible but also a way to express love, gratitude, and reverence for the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him).

[@crillin570]

@@moizuddin6932 Fasting on Mondays means it's NOT a celebration. Because we're instructed not to fast on celebration days like Fridays or Eid days. So, instead of celebrating 12th of Rabi Ul Awal, why don't you fast on Mondays. Make it important the way the prophet (alayhi salam) made it important. Don't invent a new way.

[@user-bn2nv5mx2g]

Can you compile all these statements into a pdf and post somewhere? JazakAllahKhair

[@prontocreative2374]

WHat absolutely boggles my mind is when the Shaykh states that the Mawlid isnt replicated, advised , suggested by the Prophet ( saws) the Sahabas and the 4 Ulimahs ; and yet after the brother accepeting this truth... he then proceeds to talk about nuonced and vagueness and nothing is clear cut. If you think its such a great idea and your doing more Ibadah He should read 4 rakahs Maghrib ! ,.. well the prophet didnt say not to do that lol , and technically it is more Ibadah. .... If any of the Sahabas where alive today,.. they would be bemused by what the muslims quarrel over !

[@aafuuu]

Have to say akhi, this is probably the best example one could give.

[@n.a.1397]

The four imams never said it was haram. The four madhabs allow it. Najdi petrodollars only celebrate sword dancing with Trump.

[@WJ-ng5dc]

It might be painful to hear what the Shaikh is saying but it’s the truth. We can’t pretend to love the prophet more then companions did. They are the best of example.

[@moizuddin6932]

@@WJ-ng5dc 1. The Prophet (peace be upon him) himself observed his birthday by fasting every Monday. This shows that he acknowledged the significance of his birth. Fasting on Mondays, which he explained was in gratitude for his birth, is a form of celebration, even though it may not resemble modern-day practices. 2. The significance of Friday as an Eid (celebration day) in Islam: The Prophet (peace be upon him) explained that Friday is significant because it was the day Allah created Adam and the day Adam passed away. If Friday is a celebration for the creation of Adam, how much more deserving is the birth of the Prophet Muhammad, whose status is higher than Adam, to be a day of celebration? 3. Allah instructs us in the Qur'an to celebrate His blessings and mercy: In Surah Yunus (10:58), Allah says, “Say: In the bounty of Allah and in His mercy - in that let them rejoice.” The birth of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is one of the greatest manifestations of Allah's mercy to mankind. Therefore, it is only fitting to celebrate his birth as a sign of gratitude. 4. Celebrating the Prophet's birth should not be seen as an innovation (bid'ah): Just because something wasn't celebrated in a formal way during the time of the Sahaba doesn't necessarily mean it is wrong. By this logic, many aspects of modern life would also be considered impermissible. New ways of expressing love for the Prophet, as long as they don't contradict Islamic principles, can be seen as valid. 5. Celebrating national independence days is widely accepted, but the Prophet’s birth is even more significant: Just as countries celebrate the day they gained independence, the birth of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is the day when the world received the greatest blessing and liberation through his message. If people celebrate independence days, why shouldn't we celebrate the birth of the one who brought spiritual independence to humanity? 6. Rejecting the celebration of the Prophet's birthday could be seen as disregarding his importance: The birth of the Prophet is a major blessing for the entire world. By refusing to celebrate it, one might be missing out on recognizing the profound significance of his coming into this world. These are some points capture the reasons why many Muslims believe celebrating the Prophet's birthday is not only permissible but also a way to express love, gratitude, and reverence for the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him).

[@aimannafeez2881]

What is so hard to understand. If you want to "celebrate" mawlid with just salawat and dzikr, Rasulullah SAW told us to do that and practice his sunnah every day. Not sanction it to a specific day. And the main teachings of the Prophet SAW has always been to worship Allah SWT, not finding obscure opinions to celebrate his birthday. You want to send peace and blessings to the prophet and his family, do it everyday as the Prophet taught us, along side every other ibadat that is waajib.

[@SlaveofAllahhh]

what a disrespectful kid

[@hamidaqueue5973]

backbiting akhi, becarefull with your good deeds

[@aj1608]

​@hamidaqueue5973 that's not backbiting, we are watching a video where the brother got a bit rude interrupting the sheikh, he commented on the video pointing out that the brother is disrespectful, that does not amount to backbiting but inshallah your intentions are pure as are mine. ALLAH knows best. Salam

[@hamidaqueue5973]

@@aj1608 backbiting its saying about your brother in islam when he is not here what he would NOT* like to hear, he did that

[@D45456]

​@@hamidaqueue5973he is telling fact and you are the idiot one we are using social media how can he stand with us 🤡

[@SlaveofAllahhh]

@@hamidaqueue5973 that isn’t backbiting lol

[@anasjaved-f4e]

notice how he said 'sheikh', then quickly changed to 'brother'?

[@randomdawah]

Subhanallah!

[@hamidaqueue5973]

But the fact that's when someone is disrespecting the ulemas and make them as little child who have not read all the proof from what mawlid can be not halal, its a sign of great jahiliya to says that's they have no knowledge of that. So the brother sees that instantly and change his mind about what he thinks about brother uthman...

[@UnchainedSlave]

​@@hamidaqueue5973jaahil, there are only two eids, if this celebration was valid show it from islamic literature.

[@hamidaqueue5973]

@@UnchainedSlave akhi they have write about why they thinks its halal its not because you are jahil about it that's means there is not proff

[@hamidaqueue5973]

@@UnchainedSlave follow your passion

[@simpleazzvidz1923]

They just can't seem to accept the fact u can't celebrate mawlid even with proof and then wants to refute it..such arrogance Allah guide him

[@thethickandthin]

Celebrate anything is halal but not mawlid then this just Wahabi ideology not Islam.

[@UnchainedSlave]

​@@thethickandthinBetter than your deoband and Barelvi garbage. Trash.

[@waqaswani2994]

Wow what a refutation Masha ALLAH.

[@johnstanley7874]

Anytime someone wants to be blurred in the frame, we know what time it is.

[@YungShoe]

I don’t like these sneaky type of muslims. Well played shaykh

[@mubbashirsyed10]

What an explanation by Shaykh. May Allah grant him more knowledge and jannatul aa'la

[@hyderabadiurdu]

I am from a city in the subcontinent where grave worship is rampant especially amongst the illiterate masses. When you try to reason with them they get emotional. The caller in this video is not too different from them. May Allah guide us all to the way of Quran, Sunnah and the Salaf.

[@hamidaqueue5973]

Wallahi you don't even realize the crazy thing you just said, delete it. You just compared worshipers, with people who praise The Messager of Allah.

[@UnchainedSlave]

​@@hamidaqueue5973 you are crazy. What he said is true. So you'll eat haram and then praising prophet pbuh and think it's okay? Use brain aqq.

[@Memorize-Quran-With-Me]

​@hamidaqueue5973 ever heard the term "bid'ah" ? Is not something to take lightly. It leads to hell.

[@hamidaqueue5973]

​@@UnchainedSlaveJahil, Mawlid was validate by scholars and has proof in the Qur'An and Sunnah

[@hamidaqueue5973]

​@@Memorize-Quran-With-Mewahabis are letting muslim to hell with causes those kind of fitna. And mawlid is a good bid'a as tour Phone its a good bid'a oe the tarawih prayer you prayed ramadan its a good bid'ah or the carpets on the mosque its a good bid'a and so and so...

[@DO_DHIKR_RIGHT_NOW]

Don forget to do dhikr today bros

[@mutiara75]

I have seen a mawlid celebration in a masjid where fard salah was delayed and shortened so that the congregation can have more time singing nasheeds. I try to avoid going to that masjid if possible where they made every ibadat seem so difficult, except obligatory salah which they speed though. They even have lengthy dua's after every adzan and iqamah before salah, when I am already pressed for time as I have to go to work immediately after.

[@fxorigins6624]

his favourite word is Nuance

[@mimi4072]

Even chatGPT doesn't find this "nuanced" because this is what it answered me with : " The origins and observance of Mawlid developed over several centuries within Islamic culture and history. Early Islamic Period During the Prophet Muhammad's lifetime and the era of the early caliphs, the Prophet's birthday was not celebrated as a formal event. The emphasis in early Islam was on following the Prophet’s teachings and practicing his Sunnah (traditions). Development of Mawlid in the Islamic Timeline Fatimid Dynasty (10th-12th Century CE): The origins of formal Mawlid celebrations trace back to the Fatimids, a Shia dynasty ruling Egypt and parts of North Africa. They were the first to introduce public celebrations marking significant Islamic dates, including the birth of the Prophet Muhammad. However, their intent was partly political, as they aimed to strengthen their rule by encouraging public gatherings. Sunni Muslim Adoption (12th-13th Century CE): The celebration of Mawlid spread into Sunni communities, particularly in Egypt and Syria, where it took on a more widespread and devotional nature. The festival was embraced by the Ayyubid dynasty, especially under Sultan al-Malik al-Muẓaffar of Irbil (in modern-day Iraq). He is often credited with organizing grand Mawlid celebrations, with festivities that included sermons, poetry, and feasting." My humble conclusion is that celebrating 'Al Mawlid' comes from a Fatimid Shia practice that has sadly infiltrated sunni Muslims lives. But we must always go back to the roots of our deen since if the Prophet P.B.U.H himself didn't tell the sahabah to celebrate, than who are we to make these judgements and continue a wrong Shia-based practice? May Allah swt make it easy for all of us and bless Shaykh Uthman for his hard work.

[@TheBurnttea]

It's always the soft spoken ones that are some of the most deceptive!

[@osamamanan2723]

Later scholars if they oppose salaf we prefer the salaf. Mawlid came from Obaidi fatimid shia sect. They used to celebrate mawlid of ashab al qisa i.e. Hassan, Hussain, Ali, Fatima and nabi A.S.

[@hamidaqueue5973]

Its not like that that islamic science works... Get knowledge akhi !!

[@UnchainedSlave]

​@@hamidaqueue5973Then show mawlid from Quran, Hadith, Seerah, early taarique or from practices of tabiyeen and salafi.

[@asadm9522]

U are questioner indeed. Shaitain is playing with u

[@itsahmed450]

Someone should ask this guy why not pray 5 rakats for Maghrib, it's ibaadat still right?

[@muksyed]

Great point!

[@emad2212]

الحمدلله على الإتباع وعدم الإبتداع

[@peoul1]

my country need this kind of dawah. the bidah is very strong here. one of the bigest muslim population country

[@ttllz3537]

These people are cowards. Like be confident about what you believe

[@bleon-jr9ef]

may Allah guide the deviants

[@Kirk-d7v]

Guide them to *God Logic* podcasts are just Shia vs Sunni vs Sufi……

[@leolionroarrrrrrr5509]

There should be no division amongst true believers

[@Kirk-d7v]

@@leolionroarrrrrrr5509 *1 Corinthians 11:19*

[@perilouslambasting6816]

Notice how before asking about his bid'ah, he tried to embarrass Sheikh by asking him a very specific and fringe question about grammar to try and undermine his knowledge. This is something more and more common with the students of Ahlul bid'ah, and why we as students of knowledge must really strive to have strong Arabic and Quran and Usool as well as Aqeedah and fiqh

[@mohammadashrafquraishi5428]

Mashallah Shaikh for the beautiful clarification. I love you for the sake of Allah brother. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@_ibnmuhammad]

Sheikh Sulayman ar Ruhayli حفظه الله said: "Ask him (i.e innovator), did the Messenger of Allah ‎ﷺ leave off something of the religion and did not do it nor clarify it? If he says yes, then he has disbelieved. If he says no, then he has established proof against himself."

[@ahmadshehu7708]

I just love it when sheik explains thingd and bring evidence from quran again

[@kidragon]

اللهم صل وسلم وبارك على سيدنا محمد وآله

[@Wally3930]

When desires show up, following the prophet SAW disappears.

[@MrGee2468]

I may not agree with Shaykh Uthman on everything but this caller is very disrespectful! To try and catch someone out on Arabic grammar is very very snidey! It shows that he was trying to have a "GOTCHA" moment with Shaykh Uthman. Not only that he said he studies in Egypt. So why isn't he asking his lecturers at uni about this? He starts the call by saying he has a Masala that no one can answer and he's struggling to find and answer. Here's me thinking it's going to be a serious question 😂 It ends up being an Arabic grammar test to try and catch the Shaykh out. Wallahi what an insincere brother. I mean if you're studying in Egypt and you can't find an answer to these questions you should go back home bro

[@SlaveofAllahhh]

@@MrGee2468 exactly!!! Found him so disrespectful

[@ahmadshehu7708]

The guy is obviously trying to close his eye to the truth ..i was also doing maulid beforr but it took me years to idnetify and realise the truth that it was bidya and i had to swallow my pride and stop because loving your prophet and followung gods guidance is better than inventing things on your own which are not in the religion

[@danoneall4013]

I'm American and a convert I've been in Egypt for 10 years I've seen dancing and a lot of Haram stuff. This guy isn't being honest

[@WarisKhoram]

In India, Shias and different groups of Muslims coming out to streets on Miladunnabi blocking roads and playing songs like gangsters. This is exactly how the Hindus celebrate their festivals. May Allah SWT guide us all. Ameen

[@Ismail-1129]

Assalamu Alikum. Unfortunately sounds like most Christian’s you debate with. They put up a wall and don’t want to listen with an open heart. May Allah guide us all. Ameen

[@Wally3930]

You have done your job by making it very clear to him. Only those who want to follow ASSUNNAH will abide by it. اللهم اجعلنا من المتبعين ولا تجعلنا من المبتدعين

[@mdshahadat-o3z]

My question to ahlul bidah is if you celebrate mawlid to express the love for Muhammad pbuh. Why don't you celebrate mahram like the shia to express the love for ahlul bayt?

[@hamidaqueue5973]

Because it doesn't has proof from the qur'an and the sunnah, and the ulemas doesn't says that's halal. Simple man.

[@StückaEsser]

Mawlid doesn't have any proof either​@@hamidaqueue5973

[@mdshahadat-o3z]

@@hamidaqueue5973 where did you get proof to celebrate mawlid on 12 rabiul awal?🤣

[@hamidaqueue5973]

@@mdshahadat-o3z look the witings from Ibn Tamiyya, Ibn Hajar, An-Nawawi, Ibn Al-Jawzi, Abu Shama, and As-Souyouti

[@mdshahadat-o3z]

@@hamidaqueue5973 bro Their opinion is not proof.when i said proof i meant quran or hadith. Show me if prophet Muhammad pbuh or any sahaba or anyone from 4 imam or bukhar,muslim (ra) any mujtahid from 1st 3 century celebrated mawlid...

[@usmanali7239]

Skip to 4:30

[@SherShahSuri-h2h]

They have no problem doing what which was not commanded in the Quran and which is not shown in Hadith yet have no problem doing what is forbidden by the Quran and Hadith like taking a mortgage/loan & paying interest/ribah/sood

[@ahmadshehu7708]

Am from nigerian amd honestly i can tell you with fact and evidence maulid here is even like a party ..honestly it terrible to see it

[@hopenomatterwhat9728]

Subhan Allah ❤️

[@AmazingAHA]

The mere mention of 'Mawlid' triggers these lot lol

[@shahidhussain9176]

Bidah should trigger any Muslim that want to follow the sunnah

[@ahmedkarim6927]

This kid has such poor manners and is stubborn. May Allaah swt guide him to the sunnah and away from the ashari sufi innovators.

[@youneselhamss2908]

People are asking big questions but dont even have tarbiyyah

[@leolionroarrrrrrr5509]

Apparently , Isa was born in the summer.

[@A-RJ]

Interrupting whilst the Shaykh is relating a Hadith is rude.

[@mubbashirsyed10]

From where you got this video akhi ? I want to see full session

[@mfahadfayt]

I live in a village in Pakistan where there is sufi environment. Insha'Allah soon I will make hijrah.

[@hamidaqueue5973]

Jahil, you will leave your family and the great muslim country of Pakistan to go like in the UK were muslim girl are watched and touched in th university by coufar all days ??

[@its2eezy]

Me pretending to understand all the words used in the first few minutes 🗿🗿(i understood only the english ones)

[@MohsinWho]

Same😂

[@flashkhan8202]

May ALLAH guide people of bidah

[@questionable1817]

The Meelad celebration is not compulsory. It is Mustahab (recommended). Imam Jalaaluddin Suyuti (radi Allahu anhu) said that it is Mustahab for us to celebrate Meelad of the Holy Prophet (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) as to thank Allah. (Ruhul Bayaan) All the Ulema and Muslims of all the countries have regarded Meelad as Mustahab (recommended). According to the Hadith of Hazrat Ibn Masood (radi Allahu anhu), whichever deed is regarded as good by Muslims is good by Almighty Allah as well, and whichever deed is regarded as evil by Muslims is evil by Almighty Allah as well. Imam Ahmed (radi Allahu anhu) has narrated this Hadith Shareef. Although the present form of Meelad is a Bid'ah (innovation) (Bid’ah Hasanah or Good Innovation), but the origin of Meelad is found in the time of Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihiwasallam). Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) himself made mention of his own Meelad by saying, "I am the Du'a of my father Hazrat Ebrahim (alaihis salaam), I am the good tidings of 'Isa (alaihis salaam), and I am the son of the two slaughtered ones (Hazrat Ismail - alaihis salaam and Hazrat Abdullah - radi Allahu anhu)." The Holy Prophet’s (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) uncle and an arch enemy of Islam, Abu Lahab, set his slave Thuwaiba free being happy for the Meelad of Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam). Abu Lahab's punishment is made light every Monday as a reward of his act, i.e. of expressing happiness for the birth of the Holy Prophet (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam). (Bukhari Shareef) When the assembly of Zikr of the beloved Rasool (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) takes place, a Muslim is happy and joyful, therefore, he invites people to partake in the food provided, he gives charity and distributes sweatmeats. To feed people after an important or virtuous deed is the practice of the Sahaba. It is Sunnah to commemorate happiness. Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) was asked about fasting on a Monday. He replied, "I was born on that day and Wahi (Revelation) began upon me on that day." (Mishkat) It is now proven that to keep fast on a Monday is Sunnah because Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) was born on that day. Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) used to respect the day of his own Meelad. He used to thank Allah Ta'ala for that great favour. He used to fast in order to respect that day. Meelad celebration causes the recitation of Durood and Salaam. Durood and Salaam are required by Shari'ah. When certain of the Sahabah used to recite the praises of Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) in poetry form, Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) used to rejoice and reward those Sahabah. In the Meelad function, the character and virtues of Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) are explained and his praises are recited in poetry and prose form. To mention the miracles and character of Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) leads towards love and the completion of Iman with him, which is required by the Shari'ah. Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) expressed the virtues of Jummah (Friday) by saying that Hazrat Adam (alaihis salaam) was born on that day. Therefore, imagine the virtue of that day when Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) was born! Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) said that anyone who invented a good deed and people later practiced upon it, they will be rewarded. Meelad is a good deed. Allah Ta'ala says in the Holy Quran: "And all that We relate to you of the tiding of the Messengers is for the purpose of strengthening your heart therewith". (Surah Hud: 20) We are in need of strengthening our hearts with the mentioning of Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) and other Prophets (alaihihimus salaam) and the Meelad gives us this opportunity. Hazrat Imam Shafi'i (radi Allahu anhu) said: "Any thing which opposes (or changes) the Quraan, Sunnah, Ijma (consensus) or the sayings of the Sahabah is Bid'ah. Any good deed which is not opposed to them is praiseworthy". (Meelad celebration does not oppose any of them) As in the practices of Haj, the running between Safa and Marwa are legal in order to refresh the remembrance of pious people. Similarly, the celebration of Meelad-un-Nabi is also legal to refresh the remembrance of Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam). Hazrat Moulana Abdus Sammi' (radi Allahu anhu) has counted 73 names of great scholars of Islam who wrote about the validity of Meelad celebrations. (Anwaare Saati'a) Allama Jalaaluddin Suyuti (radi Allahu anhu) writes: "The Shari'ah commanded Aqeeqah on the birth (of a child). This is a way to thank Allah and rejoice, but on the time of death no such commandment has been given. In fact, mourning and grieving is prohibited. The same principle of Shari'ah demands that happiness and the joy should be expressed in Rabi-ul-Awwal on the birth of the beloved Rasool (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) and not grieve on his Wisaal (Departure from this world)". (Husnul Maqsad Fee Amalil Moulid Al Haawi Lil Fatawa) Imam Suyuti (radi Allahu anhu) writes about Meelad: "According to me, gatherings, recitations of the Quran, mentioning incidents of the holy life of Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) and mentioning those signs which appear at the time of his birth are amongst the good innovations in which a person is rewarded because in this there is respect, love and expression of happiness for the arrival of Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam)". (Al Haavi Lil Fataawa) Imam Qastalaani (radi Allahu anhu) writes: "In the month of the birth of Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) Muslims always had assemblies. In the nights of that month they gave charities and expressed happiness. They always increased good deeds in those nights. They always made arrangements to read the Meelad of Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) with the auspicious (hope) that Allah Ta’ala showers His blessings upon them. One of the experienced Barakah (blessing) of Meelad is that the year passes upon them peacefully. May Allah Ta'ala send His Blessings and Favour upon that person who took Meelaad-un-Nabi as Eid, so this Eid should become reason of hardness upon that person who has disease in his heart". (Mawahe bul Le Dunya) Hazrat Sheikh Abdul Haqq Muhaddith Delwi (radi Allahu anhu) writes: "All Muslims have always celebrated Meelad functions in the month of Rabi-ul-Awwal. They always gave charities in the nights of that month and expressed their happiness. This is a common practice of Muslims that they particularly make mention of those incidents which are related to the birth of Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam)". (Ma Sabata Bis Sunnah) Mullah Ali Qari (radi Allahu anhu) writes: "Firstly, we see that it is permissible to arrange an assembly of Meelad. It is permissible to participate in that assembly for the purpose of listening to the praises and character of Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam). Inviting people and expressing happiness is permissible. Secondly, we do not say that it is Sunnah to celebrate Meelad on any fixed night. Anyone who believes that it is Sunnah to celebrate Meelad on any fixed night (and not in any other night) is a Bid'ati because the Zikr of Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) is required all the time. Yes, in the month in which Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) was born, has more preference". (Al Mouridur-ravi fil Moulidin Nabi) Allama Ibn Abedeen Shami (radi Allahu anhu) writes: "Every person who is truthful in the love of Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) should express happiness in the month of Rabi-ul-Awwal. He should arrange an assembly for the Meelad of Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) in which the incidents of his birth are explained with correct Ahadith. There is a strong hope from Allah that such a person will be included in the group of pious people with the intercession of Rasoolullah (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam)". (Jawahi Rul Bihaar) We do not fix a particular day or night for the Meelad and believe that Meelad is not Ja'iz (permissable) on any other date. It is our view that whosoever does such an act does so out of ignorance because the love and the relation to the Holy Prophet (sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) demands that one should always mention him continuously. No Muslim ever regards the Meelad function as being more important than Salaah.

[@shahidhussain9176]

You long post refuted in the actual video

[@MM-bu9ir]

Question: shaykh asrar Rashid from Birmingham, uk has been asking you for a debate or a dialogue. Why have you been avoiding, says a lot.

[@shahidhussain9176]

He was beaten silly in debate with andul rehman and sheik usman well above his level

[@MM-bu9ir]

@@shahidhussain9176 brother that’s like saying khabib lost to McGregor. Only in your imagination

[@shahidhussain9176]

@@MM-bu9ir I seen the debate brother myself barelvi / Sufi lost badly

[@MM-bu9ir]

@@shahidhussain9176ye I saw the khabib fight, khabib lost badly. In my head.

[@shahidhussain9176]

@@MM-bu9ir Keep saying that you yourself as Conor in this version was definitely Asrhad 😂 Any seeing this go and see the debate Abdul Rehman v Arshad rashid simple as that

[@hinokedua2469]

Let both party meet in the day of judgement to know if this tradition of mawleed is right or wrong in Allah's eyes

[@ErmalHasani-f2j]

💪🏽💪🏽

[@Repentingsinner1]

Where is full video 😢

[@randomdawah]

this is it

[@hassanchavez6423]

Undercover Sufi ? Quit trying to click bait and slander ASTARGHFIRULLAH

[@mukhtar768]

May Allah guide all the sufis.

[@abdallaMoa]

Both of them are not doing a proper job here. One holds a very extreme view on Sufism, and the other one is unbecoming.

[@mdizzle7034]

Emotional and lacking knowledge. His family probably do this and he can't handle the facts. Smh

[@MirrorReaper]

can asnyone explaine to me why these type of videos have a person inserting a video of themselfes into video literally adding zero value to it but in fact taking away from it.

[@AmineFaouzi-m8c]

❤

[@happinessdose]

Nasheed? Bro is talking like nasheed is something that includes in islam ans get rewards in islam

[@hamidaqueue5973]

I see in the comment section many people talk about sufism etc... But guys, i mean cmn are you so jahil for not understandig that sufism is just a way of life that many great Ulemas used to practise like Al-Ghazali, and Ibn Arabi. The poeple now that are deviating from the real sufi are not sufi but poeple of passions and bid'a, so stop comparing them (the Ulema and the poeple of passion) you are backbiting upon those ulemas and just giving free your good deeds, says instand : "Omg the people of bid'a and passion are so wrong" its better for you. In Islam we have 3 aspects : Al-Islam (=Fiqh), Al-Imen (=Aqidah) and Al-Ihsan (=Spirituality) (See the hadith of "Gabriel" in Sahih Muslim) The Ulema diverged among those 3 aspect so the ijmah of the Ulema conclude to a divergence accepted, as a result ALL muslims that FOLLOW ANY OF those MADHAB are in the right path (Ahl Sunnah) 1-Fiqh = 4 Madhab, Maliki, Shaffi, Hanbali and Hanafi 2-Aqidah = 3 Madhab, Ash'ari, Maturidi and Athari 3-Ihsan = 2 Madhab, Sufi, Not Sufi For example : Imam An-Nawawi was : Fiqh : Madhab Shaffi Aqidah : Madhab Ash'ari Ihsan : Madhab Sufi Imam Ibn Tamiyyah was : Fiqh : Madhab Hanbali Aqidah : Madhab Athari Ihsan : Not Sufi Imam Ibn Ashir was : Fiqh : Madhab Maliki Aqidah : Madhab Ash'ari Ihsan : Madhab Sufi ... Now in the last 200 years a movement in Saudi Arabi born and says that now its not correct and we should only follow what we says (the ulema of Saudi Arabia) and then it began to born the wahabi sect whi deviates from the salafs and the right path, they are in picking opinion from all the schools (in fiqh, in aqidah in ihsan) and pick what they want to impose in the muslim community and as the hadith says they are like the khawarij : The Prophet of Islam (peace and blessings be upon him) had said after blessing all the regions except the Najd plateau: “From the Najd will rise the horn of Satan” [Reported in the Sahih al-Bukhârî: Hadîth 558 (p 108) the book of prayer for obtaining rain in “the summary of the sahih al-bukhârî” Volume I, by Imam Zein Ed-Dine Ahmed ibn Abdul-Latif A -Zoubaidi.] The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) had said: there will come out of Najd people who only understand the exterior of the Qur'An, the meaning of the Qur'An does not reach their hearts.....This is to allude to the Khawârij [Reported by Al-Bukhari in his chapter on lost sects]

[@Light_Receiver]

Wahabiya believe all Biddah is evil none of the 4 Medhabs holds this position. They categories biddah. Some biddah is compulsory like putting the vowl sounds in the Quran. The position of the Wahabiya is one of the reasons they are not Alus Sunnah. Salaam

[@srali7609]

He's given facts how is it bidah when he's speaking facts

[@osmankeskin9140]

There is no permissable bidah in the religion. If you want to get closer to allah stick to primary sources. This is the only way.

[@lv9569]

When somebody says the sahaba never celebrated we must look at the context, what we're they doing in their time, is it fair to say they never gathered and listened to the seerah, did they never recite poetry in honor of syedihna Muhammad salalaho alay hey wassalam, did they never serve the people food in his blessed name salalaho alay hey wassalam , I'd say they did more, they captured the blessed wudhu water of syedihna Muhammad salalaho alay hey wassalam they would collect his blessed hair salalaho alay hey wassalam etc, if you don't want to celebrate the birthday that's fine just let us celebrate the prophet of Allah salalaho alay hey wassalam

[@yusufoguz215]

Sufi detected watch out he may spin out of control

[@burak9522]

I DO NOT celebrate mawlid however it was approved by hundreds of major scholars of the past. Only for the past 150 years, it has become a big deal. I think we should let people celebrate mawlid if they want, as it is a VALID opinion. You can ask if the prophet, sahaba, etc celebrated but those who celebrate use hadith as evidence, even if you don't aceept their interpretation

[@rached2439]

It has become a big deal because this bid'ah became so prevalent lately. Like sheikh said, there are great scholars who have made mistakes and that's normal. Because they're just humans. But this doesn't mean that we have to blindly follow them. Don't forget that the 4 great imam always said that if we find their opinion opposes the Qur'an or the sunnah, we must throw their opinion in the trash bin. Remember that you're gonna be accountable for what you say when you encourage someone to do a bid'ah just because they think it's okay.

[@shahidhussain9176]

What Hadith as evidence then bring your proof if you are truthful

[@happinessdose]

Hundreds of major scholars?🙄plz mention atleast 15 major scholars that approved this. If this have evidence then there is no point of discussion, the reason we go against this people because they act upon it as if they get some reward with any evidence it has mean many years still now they can't bring a evidence for this act

[@sorrtt]

"undercover sufi" Like you know one thing about Tasawwuf.

[@yusufoguz215]

Sufi detected watch out he may spin out of control

[@AmazingAHA]

The name obviously does matter as you (the likes of you) get really triggered lol

[@tasdad2116]

What's the purpose of this channel? To cause further division amongst the Ummah?

[@TazImahc]

Yes the ummah is divided and are in dispute.. The solution is really simple when in dispute return to the the teaching of the prophet Muhammed (pbuh).

[@tasdad2116]

​@TazImahc The Shia also think they are on the Haqq, and that the wahabis are extremist takfiris, what do you say? Jummah mubarak by the way.

[@GuruShiya11]

​@@tasdad2116😂 extreme takhfari is Ahmed Raza Khan braveli

[@tasdad2116]

@@GuruShiya11 I agree. The wahabis and barelvis are constantly calling each other kafirs. I wonder who's right? Or are both wrong?

[@tasdad2116]

@@GuruShiya11 I agree, both wahabis and barelvis both do takfir on each other. But why is your heart dark?

[@madeeb04]

!!!

[@mohamedaidrus3886]

I agree with Shaykh Othman but comparing it to celebrating christmas is too extreme. To put all type off moulid in a basket is another problem (dancing and singing) . In some places people gather to listen to searah, lecture in the whole month of Rabiulawal and call it moulid, and of course the ummah should stop dancing.

[@pulsefirefitness]

Seems like you didn't pay attention at all on the detailed explanation much like the caller. Specially the last part.

[@hamidaqueue5973]

Na'am

[@UnchainedSlave]

Just leave it for a while and they'll all bs into religion.you won't die not questioned if you don't celebrate it. It's clearly not part of faith and religion. Then why must the Lee way be given and open a hole for kufr.

[@MartianTane]

It is exactly what it is - copying christmas. We don't sugarcoat in Islam..

[@hamidaqueue5973]

@@MartianTane JAHIL

[@UrDreamNet]

The name of the title is disturbing, imagine following the algorithm which can result in you calling another brother Kufr. 🤦🏾‍♂️ Be mindful.

[@EesaChance]

It would be easier for Asharis to just accept that they are out of Ahlul As Sunnah and stop playing.

[@hamidaqueue5973]

Jahil wahabiya, you have 200 years and blessing ibn abdel wahab like he is Malik ibn Anas

[@SRNK...2127]

Brother Uthman Farooq is a Talib with incredible Knowledge but he is NOT a Shaikh yet. May Allah SWT bless our Dawah brethren with an abundance of khair in duniya and akhira Ameen Ya Rabb ❤

[@aydin7497]

This video is the reason why you shouldnt call this man a Shaykh.

[@SlaveofAllahhh]

@@aydin7497 sufi spotted

[@hamidaqueue5973]

Na'am wallahi its true

[@hamidaqueue5973]

​@@SlaveofAllahhhJahil wahabi who deviate from the salaf

[@SlaveofAllahhh]

@@hamidaqueue5973whats true??

[@realakh1387]

He asked the first question to test Shaykh Uthman and he was shocked by the answer… cos then he couldn’t use the line “ you don’t even know Arabic “ 😂😂😂😂😂 These Sufis are just shayateen I’m sorry to say. They can’t be straight up and this is their tactics.

[@hamidaqueue5973]

You are jahil, learn your religion many great scholars were sufi idiot and sufi is a way of life. In Islam we have 3 aspects, : 1-Fiqh = 4 Madhab, Maliki, Shaffi, Hanbali and Hanafi 2-Aqidah = 3 Madhab, Ash'ari, Maturidi and Athari (which you are because you're wahabiyya) 3-Ihsan = Sufism The 4 madhabs in fiqh, the 3 madhab in aqidah and the 1 madhab in ihsan are from Ahl Sunnah with ijma from the Ulemas. Every muslim that follow one of those are from the sunnah. For example : Imam An-Nawawi was : Fiqh : Madhab Shaffi Aqidah : Madhab Ash'ari Ihsan : Madhab Sufi Now about the deviant secte WHO deviate from the sunnah its not from Ahl Sunnah khlas.

[@UnchainedSlave]

Celebration of mawlid is neither part of faith or religion. It is clearly bidah. Youll not die nor will you be questioned if you don't celebrate it. Don't waste time and money on this unfruitful act. Don't make a door for fitnah. Don't try to overperform Prophet pbuh. Trash who have yet to perfect salah should shut it and keep quiet. No grave worshipping either. Note to do well and don't act oversmart.period.

[@ManalMoham]

I am your sister from Yemen, and by Allah I only spoke out of hunger and distress. My mother, my brothers, and I lessons and tears. We are in a situation that only God knows about. God is sufficient for us, and He is the best disposer of affairs for those who brought us to this situation. By Allah Almighty, I did not write this appeal out of distress and distress. Poverty, O world, they have felt it So, I hope for you. By Allah Almighty, Lord of the Great Throne, he ate what I had in the house. By Allah, my brothers, he is my brothers by sitting in the house. Who has no food? By God, we are in a very difficult situation. We have 6 people entering the house, and my father has died, and there is no one who can depend on us and who lives in it.We live in a rented house because we cannot pay the rent we owe. '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ''''''''''''' My brother, my first words are: I swear to God that I will not lie to you or deceive you. I am a Yemeni girl displaced from the war. My family and I live in a rented house in Al-Shahrab 15,000 Yemenis among us, and now we owe 45,000 for 3 months. The owner of the house is one of the people who does not have mercy, by God, my brother. He comes every day, insulting us, talking about us, and moving from the house to the street because we were unable to pay him the rent. The neighbors saw us crying and came back.They came back to talk to the neighbors and we were given the weekend. So we made him swear by God. He will take us out into the street. Have mercy on him and us. Our country is due to this war and we do not find food for our day, and my brothers and I live in a difficult life. Our father died, may God have mercy on him, and we have no one in this world who was with us in these harsh circumstances. My younger brothers went out into the street and saw...The neighbors eat and stand at their door in order to give them bread even if they break it. By God, to whom belongs the dominion of the heavens and the earth, they closed the door and expelled them and came back crying. They are dying of hunger. No one has mercy on them and a holiday is returned. I have made a living, and now if one of us helps us with a kilo of flour, I swear to God, I am dying of hunger. My brother, I am an alien to God. Then, I ask you to help me for the sake of God. I ask you, by God, to love goodness and to help me, even if you can, by messaging me on WhatsApp.On this number 00967717018744 and ask for the name of my card and send it and do not be late and may God reward you with all the best, my brothers Sagar, see how they are and help us and save us before they throw us out in the street, you will be lost or we will die of hunger. My family and I ask you, by God, if you are able to help us, do not be late and may God reward you well؟?:::;:;:*::؟؟//;';/&-&/((((،،، ،

[@kratos4life]

Guys it's fake. They are scammers

[@sdzfxvbdrfgfsedgthrfgc4958]

it is haram to have the name of a fictional god and it can even be shirk, becareful.

[@RahmelGreen-sk2be]

So why does Shaykh Uthman Farooq refuse to speak out about Daniel Haqiqatjou and the fitnah he is causing? Daniel is calling scholars of Saudi Arabia zionists and agents and saying that Khomeini, Sistani and the Shia scholars are Muslims. Uthman Farooq was the one who platformed him in front of Salafis and yet he remains silent while Daniel slanders the Salafi scholars as hypocrites and agents and makes takfir of Salafis all the while saying that the Shia Twelver of Iran are Muslim.

[@eddsdfdf]

scholars of Saudi are in jails

[@Akhi_Umar]

@@eddsdfdfShaykh Salih Al-Fawzan, Shaykh Salih Al’ Ash-Shaykh, Shaykh abdul-Razzaq al badr, Shaykh Abdul-Salam Ash-Shuway’ir, Shaykh Salih Al-Usaymi, Shaykh Sulayman Ar-Ruhayli, Shaykh Abdul Aziz Al’ Ash-Shaykh etc, are not in jail.

[@eddsdfdf]

@@Akhi_Umar why not?

[@StückaEsser]

Daniel has a point though

[@eddsdfdf]

@@Akhi_Umar so speaking about genocide in palestine and suadi role in it is a crime

[@luvlybaluga]

Where did the 4 madhabs say NOT to celebrate it? Not only that.. if you claim to agree with the 4 madhabs ... they sid that biddah is divided into permissible and non permissible biddah. This alone should refute this brother. Also, odd he first says the scholars could have wrong opinions... but then proceeds to not provide any proof. If the Early generation didnt do certain things... why are they doing things themselves that the early generation didnt do?

[@thethickandthin]

Sheikh is clearly a Wahabi, not a Muslim Scholar. The evidence he presented is not event against the Mawlid but and the arguments to present his Wahabi case. He wouldn't stand an change against a real Sunni alim. The argument to mention Christmas against Mawlid is bizarre and hypocrisy. Saying that if Shia did it then its bad and if Sahabas didn't then it is not allowed. His aqaids came from Muhammad Bin Abdul Wahab Al Najdi not Aslaf ul Ummah.

[@MysticYusha]

May Allah bless Muhammad bin Abdul wahhab

[@hamidaqueue5973]

He is not a Muslim scholar of course. Wallahi the wahabi movement is the most dangerous things in the ummah with the secular muslim movement. We must return to the Madhabi & Traditionnalist way, that's was the ways of the salafs. Because now they are targeting like millions & millions of muslim who follow valid opinions makes by scholar and increase the fitna in the ummah...

[@TazImahc]

Which imam of the madhab practiced mawid

[@UnchainedSlave]

And you think you are more qualified to do takfir on students of knowledge and declare who is Muslim and who is not? Shame on you, you must have ten galls to even say that salafi muslims are not Muslims(am not salafi). You better speak to the level of your knowledge,it would do you good here and hereafter.

[@hamidaqueue5973]

@@TazImahc Ibn Hajar Al-Shaffi, Ibn Tamiyyah Al-Hanbali, An-Nawawi Al-Shaffi, As-Souyouti Al-Shaffi, Ibn Al-Jawzi Al-Hanbali and so and so...

[@asifmohammad9725]

The Prophet SAWW didnt teach us to make youtube vidoes with in the intention of reward either. You cant find this in any sahih hadith. Neither one of us have the zeal for dawah like the sahabas. According to the same logic, this video is also bidah.

[@fairuzmy]

1- Bid'ah means something that has been introduced into the religion of Allah that has no general or specific basis to support it. Highlighting the "Into the religion" part

[@ToHimWeWillBeReturned]

Here is an easy way to identify what is bidah in the religion . If the Prophet had the opportunity and the means to do a particular ibadah and he didnt do it (intentionally left it), this is not from Islam and anybody who tries to perform this act is commting a bidah . Technological inventions do not fall under this category because it was not available at the time of the Prophet. KZbin is just a tool. People use it for doing haram as well.

[@FactsWithActs]

@@asifmohammad9725 Someone doesn't understand the distinction between Bid'at ud dīn & Bid'ah 'āmmī

[@asifmohammad9725]

@FactsWithActs may Allah bless you. Shaykh those who celebrate mawlid would argue that it's Bidah ammi and not bidah ud din as it hasn't been given a legal ruling ie fardh sunnah etc. And I'm sure you would agree that those who do celebrate aren't passing ruling onto those who aren't celebrating it. Furthermore, they would argue it is merely a celebration that doesn't breach any of the shari rulings (with the exceptions of some mawlid gatherings in the indopal region) But The point I was trying to make in the my earlier comment is that the concept of Bidah isn't as black and white as stated by the shaykh in the video. If I was to take the definition provided in the video then this very same video would be bidah (not that I believe that this video is a bidah) Additionally, the Shaykh kinda threw everyone who celebrates mawlid into the same camp. There are those who celebrate with nothing by the reading of the seerah and salaat wa Salaam and those who do alot of haraam. The point is, this discussion is much more nuanced then what the shaykh presented in the video.

[@asifmohammad9725]

@ToHimWeWillBeReturned but brother couldn't you argue that celebrating or giving Importance to a day of birth yearly is a concept that emerged later on and it wasn't the norm I'm Arabia at the time. Hence, for your logic or definition of bidah to work, you would have to prove that celebrating birthday on yearly basics was the norm and the Prophet SAWW left it.

[@moizuddin6932]

The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) used to fast every Monday in gratitude for his birth. If he honored his own birth this way, what more proof do Muslims need to celebrate Mawlid? Celebrating his birth is part of the Sunnah, and while the ways of doing it might change from one generation to another, the core message stays the same: showing love and respect for the Prophet. Each century may have its own way of making this special occasion, but the intention behind it-honoring the Prophet-remains. Don’t miss out on guiding people, Mr. Osman. Remind them that celebrating the Prophet’s birth is rooted in his own actions and is a valuable part of our tradition.

[@O.DaawaDrive]

"Each century may have its own way of marking this special occasion"... Except the prophet explicitly says, "Whoever does something that is not in our matter(what the prophet and his sahabas did) will be rejected. Kinda like saying they prayed at the time of the prophet...but every generation has its own way of doing prayer, but it's all good because we all praying anyways, its that preposterous

[@ussyj8783]

They said, “By Allah, O Abu Abdur Rahman, we intended nothing but good.” Ibn Mas’ud said, “How many intend good but are not right!

[@moizuddin6932]

1. The Prophet (peace be upon him) himself observed his birthday by fasting every Monday. This shows that he acknowledged the significance of his birth. Fasting on Mondays, which he explained was in gratitude for his birth, is a form of celebration, even though it may not resemble modern-day practices. 2. The significance of Friday as an Eid (celebration day) in Islam: The Prophet (peace be upon him) explained that Friday is significant because it was the day Allah created Adam and the day Adam passed away. If Friday is a celebration for the creation of Adam, how much more deserving is the birth of the Prophet Muhammad, whose status is higher than Adam, to be a day of celebration? 3. Allah instructs us in the Qur'an to celebrate His blessings and mercy: In Surah Yunus (10:58), Allah says, “Say: In the bounty of Allah and in His mercy - in that let them rejoice.” The birth of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is one of the greatest manifestations of Allah's mercy to mankind. Therefore, it is only fitting to celebrate his birth as a sign of gratitude. 4. Celebrating the Prophet's birth should not be seen as an innovation (bid'ah): Just because something wasn't celebrated in a formal way during the time of the Sahaba doesn't necessarily mean it is wrong. By this logic, many aspects of modern life would also be considered impermissible. New ways of expressing love for the Prophet, as long as they don't contradict Islamic principles, can be seen as valid. 5. Celebrating national independence days is widely accepted, but the Prophet’s birth is even more significant: Just as countries celebrate the day they gained independence, the birth of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is the day when the world received the greatest blessing and liberation through his message. If people celebrate independence days, why shouldn't we celebrate the birth of the one who brought spiritual independence to humanity? 6. Rejecting the celebration of the Prophet's birthday could be seen as disregarding his importance: The birth of the Prophet is a major blessing for the entire world. By refusing to celebrate it, one might be missing out on recognizing the profound significance of his coming into this world. These points capture the reasons why many Muslims believe celebrating the Prophet's birthday is not only permissible but also a way to express love, gratitude, and reverence for the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him).

[@moizuddin6932]

@@ussyj8783 1. The Prophet (peace be upon him) himself observed his birthday by fasting every Monday. This shows that he acknowledged the significance of his birth. Fasting on Mondays, which he explained was in gratitude for his birth, is a form of celebration, even though it may not resemble modern-day practices. 2. The significance of Friday as an Eid (celebration day) in Islam: The Prophet (peace be upon him) explained that Friday is significant because it was the day Allah created Adam and the day Adam passed away. If Friday is a celebration for the creation of Adam, how much more deserving is the birth of the Prophet Muhammad, whose status is higher than Adam, to be a day of celebration? 3. Allah instructs us in the Qur'an to celebrate His blessings and mercy: In Surah Yunus (10:58), Allah says, “Say: In the bounty of Allah and in His mercy - in that let them rejoice.” The birth of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is one of the greatest manifestations of Allah's mercy to mankind. Therefore, it is only fitting to celebrate his birth as a sign of gratitude. 4. Celebrating the Prophet's birth should not be seen as an innovation (bid'ah): Just because something wasn't celebrated in a formal way during the time of the Sahaba doesn't necessarily mean it is wrong. By this logic, many aspects of modern life would also be considered impermissible. New ways of expressing love for the Prophet, as long as they don't contradict Islamic principles, can be seen as valid. 5. Celebrating national independence days is widely accepted, but the Prophet’s birth is even more significant: Just as countries celebrate the day they gained independence, the birth of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is the day when the world received the greatest blessing and liberation through his message. If people celebrate independence days, why shouldn't we celebrate the birth of the one who brought spiritual independence to humanity? 6. Rejecting the celebration of the Prophet's birthday could be seen as disregarding his importance: The birth of the Prophet is a major blessing for the entire world. By refusing to celebrate it, one might be missing out on recognizing the profound significance of his coming into this world. These points capture the reasons why many Muslims believe celebrating the Prophet's birthday is not only permissible but also a way to express love, gratitude, and reverence for the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him).

[@A-Ali-14]

Well said @moizuddin6932 👏 💯 To confirm the point above, Allah SWT also says in the Quran; Surah Al Anbiya 21:107 “And We have sent you (O Muhammad SAW) not but as a mercy for the 'Alamin” (mankind, jinn's and all that exists) So the prophet is a mercy for all of mankind but don’t celebrate his birth, doesn’t make sense. We should rejoice!

[@asadm9522]

Emotional young man high on bidah and very disrespectful. No evidence based, following his hawwah. How much evidence he was told. Keeps going . Follow the sunnah end of

[@_Cura]

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- V. Conclusion I ask for sincerity on the part of our Uthman Ibn Farooq, that he seeks knowledge and that he avoids disrespecting our great scholars.

[@_Cura]

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IV. Reponse to Brother Uthman's arguments : 1. “Just because a great scholar has an opinion, that doesnt makes it valid.” -> True, but when the opinion is proven by arguments then the opinion is valid (as proven above). 2. “None of the companions, tabi'ins and 4 great imams celebrated the Prophet's birthday. -> Similarly, none of the companions, tabi'ins and 4 great imams prayed on carpets, whereas today we pray on carpets. The fact that innovation can be bad, neutral or good, and that scholars have already been discussing this for a very long time. According to all the scholars quoted above (Ibn Tamiyyah, AN-Nawawi, Ibn Hajar,...) it was a good innovation, just like the innovation that Umar Ibn Khattab initiated with the Tarawih prayer. It was their Ijtihad, and it is legitimate because they are scholars. 3. “Many Ulemas have held outlandish opinions.” -> It's a fallacy, like saying that because there have been many false prophets, we can't believe in all the prophets. No, we know that just because there have been many prophets doesn't mean we shouldn't use our intellect to discern. Here it's the same thing, among the crazy opinions some scholars have had, brother Uthman is asked to quote them if he is truthful. 4."The Mawlid is not in the Quran and Sunnah" -> Just as prayer rugs are not in the Quran and Sunnah or the Tarawih prayer is not in the Quran and Sunnah, once again it is a meritorious innovation which helps and flourishes the community (see answer given in "2") 5.“It was the Shi'a who initiated the mawlid” -> Shiites also pray with outstretched arms, shouldn't we do that? No because there are several authentic hadiths which say that the prophet prayed like this. So this is once again a fallacious argument. We must discern, for example, that Western secular disbelievers have initiated many inventions, such as the Internet, networks, telescopes, television, and yet we Muslims use all of these because they are good things. Same with the prophet who wore the Qamis, while it was the unbelievers who wore it, because once again it was a good thing. So no all things initiated by disbelivers deserves to be loss, we must discern for what it is wrong and good. 6.“Christmas and Mawlid are the same” -> No, they are nothing alike. The Mawlid draws its evidence from the Quran and the Sunnah, while Noel (the birth of Isa) does not appear in any way meritorious in the eyes of Muslims or worthy of praise and draws no evidence from the Quran and the Sunnah and the scholars do not didn't deal with that. 7.“Mawlid is the mixing of women and men, immodest dances and fitna” -> Once again, the fact that there are people who deviate from the initial objective of something into a derivative thing, does not imply that the initial thing is bad based on this pretext. 8.He brought out several narrators of companions who reprimanded innovative acts among the worshipers -> These acts of worship were not based on any proof, and no scholar has made a judgment on it, whereas the Mawlid is, this is why the Mawlid is legitimate and their action is not.

[@ToHimWeWillBeReturned]

Does anybody believe praying on a rug is part of islam and will give you more reward? NO. Is it an innovation in the religion of islam? NO. Does your prayer get invalidated if you didnt pray on the carpet? NO. People of deviance always use this tactic. They cite technology/human inventions as innovations in Islam.

[@_Cura]

@@ToHimWeWillBeReturned What about Tarawih prayer ?

[@_Cura]

doesn't get you more rewards ?

[@_Cura]

@@ToHimWeWillBeReturned Actually Imam Malik says that is a Innovation... Wallahi Brother, seek knowlegde, when you don't know it's getting embarrassing... Believe in me. May Allah give you knowledge

[@Memorize-Quran-With-Me]

#6. Read Quran! You are a clown. I don't engage with clowns. My message is towards anyone reading this clowns comment. Dont be led astray. Point # 6 indicates this clown doesn't read Quran particularly surah Maryam.

[@Wally3930]

When desires show up, following the prophet SAW disappears.

[@ahmadshehu7708]

Am from nigerian amd honestly i can tell you with fact and evidence maulid here is even like a party ..honestly it terrible to see it