Sneako w/ Ali Dawah & Mohammed Hijab: Do Women Need a Man for Guidance?

Sneako w/ Ali Dawah & Mohammed Hijab: Do Women Need a Man for Guidance?
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[@SaajidLipham]

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[@HumbleMuslima]

Salam waraleykum, Eid Mubarak. Can you tell us again where the hats you are wearing come from? where can we get them insha Allah? Jazak Allahu kheir.

[@nabilhadouchi558]

Alhamdoulilah it was a great response brother Saajid. Keep the dawah and clarification going

[@GintamaKintama-sx3zz]

That's what I've been telling you Saajid, there's something weird in the way of Uthman Ibn Farooq make people to say shahadah, it's like he's only care to make people say shahadah without explaining what is the real meaning of Tawhid to them, they don't know who Allah really is. Just say shahadah man then everything is going to be okay, I'll be witness for you in front of Allah. If I'm a da'i, I don't want to force people to say shahadah just for the sake of saying it and record them so that they will feel more uncomfortable to refuse. If this keeps up then maybe this kid Sneako would end up becoming Ahlul Bid'ah just like M.Hijab and Ali Dawah, plus that I AM A WARNER guy also refuse to listen to advice to not showing women on his thumbnails.

[@isafcb312]

Lastly regarding sneakos comment about “would a woman pick up the Quran and take her shahada alone” my mother accepted Islam before me then invited me and her whole family to Islam (may Allah reward and forgive her)

[@noneofyourbuizness]

That's so beautiful Allahuma amin

[@amiiiira]

How dare he say this 🤮

[@Muwahid999]

​@@amiiiiraCut him some slack , he has had a very different background. He's doinh very well among the new reverts

[@An86115]

Allahumma barek . Ameen to duaa . Yes Allah guides everyone however he wills .

[@An86115]

@@amiiiira he is new to Islam and doesn’t understand yet and also He should be learning slowly from authentic books and he should have someone to teach him Arabic as well so he’s focused on Arabic and learning how to read Qura’an while he’s still single and young and heathy in shaa Allah

[@salaamalaikumX]

Im a woman that had nobody introducing me to islam, no Muslim friends no Muslims around me at all in fact Alhamdulilah for Allahs guidance

[@TheTruthfulOnes]

Alhamdullah that you did the right thing and accepted the guidance when it came to you and saved yourself. Not everyone who can afford a mic should buy one and start spewing nonsense into it. What he said is not acceptable islamically speaking. It’s gonna take him some time to wash off all the red pill nonsense he was learning for years

[@ammararauf4520]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@nabyAk1]

SubhanAllah

[@Khadiyah01]

Alhamdulillah i became muslim without any men I did not revert for a man What I will say is I do believe that in general men do provide guidance for women and I will say without the men in my life that guide me I’m not sure some of the roots and the personal choices and the ways I would have used my own free will. May Allah swt reward those men Ameen

[@Sufficient4UsIsAllah]

Subhan Allah Masha Allah habibati. What a blessing! May Allah keep you steadfast and bless you with beneficial knowledge. I hope you’ve since found good Muslim sisters near you. Hope you had a great Ramadan. May Allah accept all your ibadaat, prayers, charity and good deeds. Ameen. Take care and have a wonderful Eid in sha Allah 😊🤲🌹 Your sister from U.K.

[@KS-ky7zq]

As a female revert, watching that episode taught me a valuable lesson. Listen to the scholars and not the dawah frat boys. I unfollowed all of them and will only learn from those who teach using the Quran and verified Hadiths. I’m grateful that I learned a good lesson today. I found that video to be really insulting.

[@user-ue4fh5mv9s]

You kinda proved his point but may Allah bless you

[@KS-ky7zq]

@@user-ue4fh5mv9s don’t be ignorant. Every person who becomes a Muslim takes advice on the religion from the scholars. I came to Islam alone and without the leadership of a man. I came to Islam despite it being detrimental to my lifestyle, friendships and family relationships. The person I spoke to beforehand was another western woman revert and then I was assisted by an Iraqi woman online. No woman needs a man to lead her to Allah SWT. Allah SWT guides who he wishes. To take credit for that is wrong.

[@user-ue4fh5mv9s]

@@KS-ky7zq Jazakallah khairan for the explanation May Allah keep us on the straight path until we return to him

[@IZIKI-399]

Thanks for doing that. Brother Shamsi exposed them many times and advised them many times they were not listening

[@KS-ky7zq]

@@IZIKI-399 it’s not easy to find my way in a western country. I don’t have a mosque and I need to learn mostly from online. I will be more careful about who I am looking to for information. May Allah SWT guide me to find my way.

[@DNAngel]

Ironically a woman was the first person to debate me on Islam and led me to start reading the Quran. Then I met other Muslim friends and started going to the Masjid.

[@market_is_closed]

Ever since Andrew Tate converted to Islam, Muslim KZbinrs have become more pro-red pill.

[@abdulrhmanba4769]

The first Muslim after prophet Muhammad was a woman Her name was khadija (as)

[@Dee.M.]

I’m a woman who accepted Islam by myself, in my parents’ home, after seeing the signs in the earth and within myself, which prompted me to read the Quran. It was through Surah Al Baqarah that my Lord inspired me and opened my heart and mind, and lifted the veil. Alhamdulilah! Al praise and thanks belongs to Allah!

[@jiyan2220]

Can’t wait to meet u in jannah inn Shaa Allah! What an amazing revert story you have

[@Dee.M.]

@@jiyan2220 can’t wait to meet you too, Jiyan! May Allah grant us Jannatul Firdaus!

[@Meri.chari1003]

Allah Akbar

[@hafsanoor7627]

The fact that they just sat there and let him spew false information and lies that non- muslims used against Muslim sisters “oh, you are only Muslim because of a man you don’t truly believe in it from your heart” blah blah blah 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

[@shahidabdoullakhanzorovr1564]

Good point.

[@siegfriiied]

what’s funny about that statement is wouldn’t it make virtually all female converts hypocrites (audhubillah). like it’s sooo absurd??

[@mohammedmiah7554]

They literally did that in the video……

[@abdula16]

Shut up feminist, they literally correct him. I’m 5 mins in and he’s been corrected at least 3x

[@aaliyah3037]

They have so much compassion for their fellow brethren but not for their sisters in Islam. ​@NB-jf9pq

[@Amatullah_1]

I'm a woman. I didn't suffer traumatic experience before finding islam. I was 16/17 when discovered islam and 17 when I accepted Islam. Alone. Alhamdulillah. Allah is the one who guides whomever He wants

[@ElinoraMilanesi]

Same

[@gooner2047]

As a born muslim, my revert wife makes me a better Muslim. im always tryna catch up with her Subhanallah 😅. Alhamdulillah

[@maryamzafar2533]

May Allah bless you both, Ameen!

[@hafsayahya1168]

Allahume Barik

[@SubmissiontoGod-be9qu]

Raised Muslim is the proper term. Nobody is born a disbeliever.

[@gooner2047]

@@SubmissiontoGod-be9qu jazakallahu khairan

[@SouhaibD]

@@SubmissiontoGod-be9qu Well said

[@ahamilton3435]

Literally the majority of people reverting have been women, noticing first the rights of women in islam alhamdulillah.

[@SubmissiontoGod-be9qu]

Prophet Muhammad pbuh who was a man brought us the Quran.

[@AbdurahiimRoberts]

Alhamdulillah Allah guided me to Islam through my wife who, as brother Saajid said, came from a muslim family. This was an important factor in my development as a muslim.

[@abra.hui.]

I've just explored today your youtube content! I know that you're well-off but you still manage to post some helpful videos for Muslim and new Muslims. Doesn't matter if it's hundreds or thousands, what matters is you show us a good example for your kind that a pure white English can be a Muslim since Islam doesn't care about the color of skin! Keep it up uncle

[@shahidabdoullakhanzorovr1564]

Two "i"''s and only one "r" in عبدالرحيم? Interesting...

[@7625e]

May Allah (God) continue to bless you❤

[@a.b4531]

Same as my French father, alhamdulillah By the way I was already a subscriber to your channel maa shaa Allah, that’s pleasant to read your comment

[@aboeAimen]

Alhamdu li Allaah.

[@KalilaMarxer]

I did! I read the Quran and the beauty of it changed my whole life. Now I live in Morocco and study Islam. Alhamdulillah of Islam 📿🤲🏻❤️

[@TheTruthfulOnes]

I’m sure you don’t need me to tell you this but, Alhamdulillah that you did the right thing and accepted the guidance when it came to you and saved yourself. Not everyone who can afford a mic should buy one and start spewing nonsense into it. What he said is not acceptable islamically speaking. It’s gonna take him some time to wash off all the red pill nonsense he was learning for years

[@Sara-gg1jy]

Hi sister, is it expensive to live in Morrocco? I want to move there, but keep hearing different views.

[@Nour_huriya]

​@@Sara-gg1jyits not expensive Compared to other countries

[@SubmissiontoGod-be9qu]

Point is Prophet Muhammad pbuh brought us the Quran, he was a man.

[@lilakhalila6002]

Here, a muslim woman, revert, who reverted to Islam because of my own questions, my own intellect and my own search for purpose and knowledge. And it all started when I was 15.

[@tolduso828]

I came to Islam all by myself in my 30’s, 8 years ago. I was married at the time, my husband divorced me (non Muslim), since then my eldest son and a friend have taken the shahada. Alhamdulillah. Oh and I should add that it was a woman who gave me dawah consistently over time.

[@Tea962]

Alhamdulilah came to Islam because Allah guided me no man involved

[@KtKo0t]

Allahumma barik

[@SheedLordBear]

The prophet was involved in. You follow him and he is a man.

[@An86115]

Allahumma barek

[@ma-wi1qw]

This double standard is sickening. If a feminist said “a man wouldn’t pick up the Quran without a women guiding them” the community would go insane. This kind of thing needs to be addressed firmly, it is Allah who guides us not his creation. There is no place for red pill in our religion.

[@Madmarkhor]

Hm, as a sister i see a distinction in the 2 groups you've mentioned. When I see my sisters spew feminist tslking points online they are 9.98/10 times born Muslims. Sneako is a revert. You can't compare someone who's reverted back into the deen with someone who's been brought up in it.

[@okkydirgantaraohara126]

Let's be real here, there is currently an outrage against Sneako's statements.

[@pinkflower6872]

@@okkydirgantaraohara126. Yes, but if a woman said for instance “men only convert to Islam to marry Muslim women because they know they won’t marry her because is not Muslim” these brothers would put them on the podcast and blast them in their videos. So far, I’ve only seen 2 brothers call them out (saajid, and one of the brothers from the 3 Muslims), yes women are outraged, and rightfully so. What they meant is that these Dawah people would act differently if it was a sister. May Allah guide us all 😊

[@okkydirgantaraohara126]

@@pinkflower6872 1. Because no woman is stupid enough to say that nonsense. 2. Because no muslim scholars really care/know about Sneako. You need to be chronically online to know these things, and unlike us they don't spend their time wandering on the internet.

[@Jessicaro]

@@Madmarkhor hmm the men who agree with them are all born muslims. there are literally three men who said that he was right. where doyou think he got this mindset from besides the men surrounding him and who teach him islam? and why can't women have feminist talking points? islam is literally the first religion who gave women rights as such the first feminist religion out there

[@reigen6558]

Islam is perfect, Red Pill is far from it. Looking at Islam through a Red Pill lens only diminishes Islam

[@abdula16]

This got nothing to do with RedPill. He’a just ignorant of so much regarding Islam.

[@HawaBintYusuf]

So true!

[@justshushmate]

@@abdula16, this has everything to do with Red Pill brother. This is so apparent.

[@MrYounis26]

Redpill is still undefendable akhi​@@abdula16

[@abdula16]

@@MrYounis26 RedPill doesn’t need defending. It’s simply the truth. And pls, don’t tell RedPill is about making zina or something.

[@alhomsiyyah]

As someone who works with reverts, I can't count how many times a new sister has joined our community having accepted Islam on their own and living where there are no other Muslims or masaajid with them - they completely outnumber the male reverts that join us. Hidayah is through Allah alone, alhamdulillah!

[@SamreenAyyoub-_]

Sneako would be shocked if he knows that many women are scholars, muhadditha, muftiyyah and mufassir… Alhamdulillah we don’t need man for learning religion and accepting Islam

[@mohamedbah1203]

Alhamdulillah ❤

[@abdula16]

lol this statement is worse than what he said. Every single one of those fields of knowledge you mentioned is made up mostly of men and also spearheaded by men. With the exception of some female companions, if the rest of the females scholars were removed from our sources, Islam wouldn’t change even a bit. He was talking about an individual woman today and he’s wrong about it. But we us Muslim, need men to learn our religion. lol we need men to even practice our religion from prayer, jihad, leadership, etc.

[@MH-bf4uu]

​@@abdula16this is only because in recent years women haven't been allowed to attain scholarship in many countries and also women have kids so they are less.likely to do these things. But mostly the first reason it is harder for women to do across the board because of the social structures. So no it is not a degrading thing to say. Women also influence women.

[@foomiumperorosaurus8066]

Don't need is a bit much. You mean don't necessarily require.

[@suhaibsuhaib5947]

Woman cant be scholars in islam

[@isafcb312]

This is why social media is such an unbelievable fitnah of the modern era, when we used to make mistakes (all humans do) it would be heard by maybe one or two people, now 3 million people hear this and will be asked about it infront of Allah, may Allah guide and forgive us, can imagine people will attack you for this needed respectful reminder however thank you for bringing light to this and refuting it with good manners brother saajid

[@MenkIsAMubtadiiDeobandi]

women are posting themselves and being seen by millions of men. Many are meeting up for haram through apps. this is unheard of audhubillah

[@musmost]

You hit the nail on the head man. This was just a casual non serious conversation the brothers. None of them were in the teaching state of mind where they correct everything sneako says. Yet it was heard by millions and they base their opinions on this weak information.

[@amatulfulani6390]

@@MenkIsAMubtadiiDeobandi And what are the men doing? In college, there’s a phenomenon of Muslim men doing Zina with non-Muslim women, then demanding virgins once their parents pressure them to marry. Tale as old as time. But you talk about women meeting people through apps. Meeting with who? They can’t meet up with themselves. The fact that you just start talking about women and saying nothing else is problematic within itself.

[@An86115]

As Salam Aleikum wa Rahmatullah wa Barakathu I became Muslim without Man , Allah has guided me without Muslims around and I never heard about Islam prior to my reversion to Islam . Allahumma Barek. Yes Iam a women and I was guided by reading translation of Qura’an Alhmdulillah. Barak Allahu feek Akhi Sajid

[@youtube-ged]

Allahumma Barek

[@majestyk8654]

Amazing 😭

[@MenkIsAMubtadiiDeobandi]

my sister may Allah bless you, quran cannot be translated, it can only be explained in other languages

[@thaknobodi]

Same story but im a dude who read hadiths online

[@An86115]

@@MenkIsAMubtadiiDeobandi yes true meanings of Qura’an . Barak Allahu feek

[@ajhammer1701]

We are in an age where in social media anyone with or without knowledge will discuss matters with or without knowledge 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@omarchatila85]

This is what it looks like when someone bases their understanding, and quotes, the Quran and authentic sunnah in every aspect of their dawah. As opposed to some “du’at” who just talk and talk stating their own opinions without quoting (much, if any) from the Quran and authentic sunnah.

[@MenkIsAMubtadiiDeobandi]

with all due respect to erdi "ali dawah", but he cannot even speak arabic and starts talking arrogantly about fiqh matters. His "sheikh" is very likely to be the ikhwani haytham al hadad

[@user-dx1qv4yz5i]

​@@MenkIsAMubtadiiDeobandiI mean do you actually know the sheikh in order to say that? Not taking away from Alis criticism but let's not talk on entities we don't fully know of

[@MenkIsAMubtadiiDeobandi]

@@user-dx1qv4yz5i he said islam and democracy should be merged together. shaykh muqbil said democracy is kufr. enough said

[@AM-bm9rs]

@@MenkIsAMubtadiiDeobandi is democracy kufr? what type of democracy is kufr? is it kufr to make a democratic vote as to whether kfc should be in our country or not? please do not broad paint over complex issues

[@reigen6558]

Agreed. Our understanding will always be flawed, but the less we rely and reference the source (Quran) the more misguided we will be

[@ChoqueChuncus]

I feel like a lot of the brothers are hesitant to defend women because they don't want to seem less masculine. When in reality it's a man's responsibility to do so

[@alyzak.8997]

exactly. those men are weak.

[@swiiph]

Honestly at first thought u were gonna slam them but it was a good insight to be honest I needed to hear it and I think our brothers needed to hear that. Thank you Sajid

[@MenkIsAMubtadiiDeobandi]

ان الله رفيق يحب الرفق، و يؤتي على الرفق ما لا يؤتي على العنف، و ما لا يؤتي على ما سواه

[@moa3645]

I want to live a life like this. My life only focused on deen and helping people. I want my sole focus to be akhira. I want to do good by my family, take care of them and help the ummah. Life is too short for anything else

[@Fortheshows]

May Allah grant you everything you wish❤ for

[@sakura142]

MA❤

[@knowledgeseeker96]

May Allah grant you success and give you Jannah

[@KtKo0t]

He's only saying that because he's probably been only exposed to a certain type women, materialistic, shallow, impressionable and "down for anything" for the sake of adventure May Allah guide us and surround us with great pious family and friends

[@ndimuafrica]

It's not women's fault that Sneako is stupid.

[@guellaliguemra2321]

Yep, it is the women's fault that he is an idiot 🙄.

[@Brahim0801]

Sneako would be surprised to know how big of a role Mother Aisha played in order to spread Islam. Sneako, brother please throw that red pill, you have Allah now.

[@user-ue4fh5mv9s]

For the love of Allah never think of comparing Aisha radiallahuanha with an avergae muslim woman of today because its like comparing diamond with coal

[@Brahim0801]

@@user-ue4fh5mv9s who's comparing?

[@user-et2ng1qb2m]

​@user-ue4fh5mv9s and instead men should use Messengers being male to justify their claims? I have a feeling women of any age are closer in comparaion to Aisha r.a (and I hate to bring her into this for sake of the point but it is to defend the community, our womenfolk and the Messengers) than any men are in comparsion to Messengers.

[@beth4389]

@@user-ue4fh5mv9s bro went through all the comments and replied it with the same things, over and over and over again, I assume you are a teenager (which is fine, if you're not a teenager I think you should think deeper about stuff) no one is comparing imans with famous female scholars or so, the thing that is going on with sneako or muslim redpill community is dangerous because it is causing misinformations like this, im telling you this because you went through all the comments saying "average muslimah is coal and Aisha r.a is a diamond" or protecting redpill guys like they hired you as their attorney, be careful because this behavior of you might lead to a place where you find yourself blindly accepting or normalizing the every single thing that they say

[@rzh9947]

​@@user-ue4fh5mv9s i am a man believe there is millions of women and even little girls better than me and you who memorized the Quran and big numbers of hadith and follow every sunnah without quitting don't be arrogant brother this is the characteristics of the devil and this what put him in his place

[@antigenocide399]

A few years ago I watched a video of a revert latina lady, she was married to an Emarati guy and lived in Emirates. She said that she was a devout christian who wanted her kids from the emarati guy to be christians and would teach them about jesus and glorifying the cross. Then she became close friends with the wife of her brother-in-law and she taught her about Islam and lead her to become a muslim.

[@shahrukhkhan8307]

STOP EMBARASSING US MUSLIMS ALI DAWAH. WOMEN CAN ACCEPT ISLAM ON THEIR OWN. ALLAH IS THE ONE THAT SHOWS THEM THE RIGHT PATH, NOT ANY MAN. NOT YOU ALI DAWAH

[@SunnahResistance]

Ukhti this is a bit much, I think he gets the point.

[@EH7yearsago]

​@@SunnahResistance that's no ukhti akhi

[@mohammedmiah7554]

He literally corrected him

[@shahrukhkhan8307]

@@SunnahResistance Why is that when a man with authority says something wrong yall go soft on him?? They can't associate being man to path to Allah. That's so wrong in so many ways.

[@shahrukhkhan8307]

@@SunnahResistance Also I am not ukhti.

[@Jimmothyhalpert]

class act. barakallahu feek. It could have gone left but you seem to keep taking the high road more and more. May Allah preserve and increase you in khair. aameen.

[@Whozcooking]

I had a freind of mine’s daughter that I took in at the age of 14… she was going through some things. At that time it was Ramadan back in 2012. Me and my kids were going the misjit and we get a call from her mom and her in a difficult situation. She voluntarily asked if she can come with us. So I said even though you and your mom are having problems I still would like for her to say it’s ok. They were non Muslim. So her mom. Said it’s ok. So that day soon as we go to the misjit we had a speaker that day and it was just a very beautiful day. So she decided to come with us the next few days and one of the days we are in the misjit these few days she’s been learning and seeing the peace and love and so she decided… that she wanted to become Muslim and that took the shahada in the prayer room on her own. Which I started crying. It was beautiful. Btw she’s in her mid 20s and still Muslim. Her mom wasn’t very happy at first but when she saw their relationship get better she’s happy that she made that decision.May Allah continue guidance her

[@ayeshapyesha7301]

Another woman here who was guided to Islam without the influence of any men whatsoever. I was introduced by two sisters at different times in my life. ❤

[@15l4m]

I know that Shaykh Uthman was helping to guide Br. Sneako, but I never heard of anything ridiculous like this. I am a convert from the early 2000’s and no man guided me, in fact I had a lot of resistance where it seemed like the men around me were not taking their deen seriously, and I am the one, not a man who asked Allah to guide me to the one true religion and he shown me Islam so I hope this brother really understands that Islam is not a man religion because that is almost what it seems like. May Allah s.w.t. guide us all.

[@jacobluna4113]

We gotta stop being “soft” with SNEKO. He walks a fine line and says things openly on his platform and brothers who sit with him should call him out and correct him with the same energy that he makes his statements with.

[@DemoGlory]

This is literally the same case with Andrew Tate. Everyone goes soft on him despite the evidences that gesture towards the conclusion that he is a criminal.

[@SaraGasmi-tr4so]

thank u so much brother Sajid, bcs I was a bit hurt by that statement, to be honest. Baraka Allahu fik. May Allah guide us all

[@naeemulhoque1777]

Sneak0 is a new muslim, he is a noob, ignore him. 😅

[@muhtasimmahin5057]

Allah guides whom he wills. I've seen lot of women from atheist, christian background accepted islam just by reading Quran.

[@At-Tibyan]

Jazakha Allahu khair Akhi Saajid. Your explanation is beautiful and provides sound advice. It's crucial that we remain consistent in advising each other in good ways based on the Quran and Sunnah, regardless of the person. May Allāh make us all better and grant us stability and beneficial knowledge. I hope Brother Sneako gets a chance to see this.

[@evelynedelcourt3533]

Alhamdulillah, I learned Islam from a female friend and a male friend. I stopped contact with that man so I can focus on learning islam and figure out if I thought it was real. 9 months later, I accepted islam on my own. Never had this man in my life since then. Married a born muslim. I'm still muslim, trying to follow the sunnah as best as I can. My husband has been a wonderful teacher, but my Deen was there before i got married, and I hope until i die, regardless of whether he is in my life forever or not. Sneako has such a silly way to think on this topic. I know many reverts that converted and that wasn't because of their man. Some muslim women in my life have been great teachers and influence and I'm trying to be this for others as well!

[@Sufficient4UsIsAllah]

I was the first woman in my family to start practicing without any influence from the men in my family. My only source of knowledge was Islamic forums and online sources. Sadly the men are still behind to the point that it’s depressing - alhamdulillah except a brother who was born after I started practicing.

[@Aktavist1]

It’s common sense , social media stars often don’t think when the camera rolling

[@An86115]

Brother Sajid You said this so well Allahumma Barek . Barak Allahu feek

[@mohamedbah1203]

Women are patient and warm. This is why we teach our children islam, not our husbands. Most women are more pious than men. May Allah guide these bothers and us Aameen 🤲🏽

[@abdula16]

lol where’s did you get this from? If you’re teaching them, it’s because you’re probably have more time with them in general. Islam is mainly taught by men, not women. Most scholars are men. And in the topic of women being pious than men: majority of people of hell are women. Majority of followers of dajjaal are women. The prophet said something along line of pious women being rare. And looking at the responses by some women…yall responses are actually worse than what he said.

[@halimamohamed4400]

Jazakal allah brother

[@ahmedmahmoud6504]

"Say, "Indeed, those who invent falsehood about Allah will not succeed." Quran

[@abdula16]

What falsehood did he or they invented?

[@ahmedmahmoud6504]

@abdula16 Really did you watch the video or wht?

[@Tarz2155]

It's so cringy watching cuz those Brothers they don't want to be overly aggressive in shutting him down but at the same time they have tell him hes absolutely 100% wrong shut up and let me give you the Islamic perspective because what you're saying is an Islamic

[@UltraHercule]

This is such a bad take by Ali Dawah. These people have become social media Muslims. There is a race to say the most provocative thing that can be said in a soundbyte so it goes viral, thus earning you views and the clarification can come later. This is not how a man behaves. Muslim women, as a man, let me assure you that the only men who share such a mentality are these guys and their fanboys who have went to an extreme in order to counter feminism. Please ignore these people and give your view to humble channels of scholars who actually teach Islam.

[@NoName-bt6xd]

Well, with sneakos logic, men can't get guidance without other men too lol 😅

[@user-ue4fh5mv9s]

And there is nothing wrong in that is there ? There is a reason Allah sends prophets and messnengers and just doesnt leave us to "exploar"

[@MK-oj6hd]

Exactly.

[@freezasama5802]

2:53 that is the dumbest statement ever I heard and seen many sisters enter Islam by doing their own research and subhanallah Allah guiding them. This is just plain sexist and offensive

[@SubmissiontoGod-be9qu]

No, it’s not at all. You’re reading too much into this. Don’t be so emotional. “Men are the protectors and maintainers of women, because Allah has given the one more (strength) than the other, and because they support them from their means,” (Quran 4:34).

[@freezasama5802]

@@SubmissiontoGod-be9qu doesn't mean women need men to guide them to Islam specifically a lot of women are more intelligent than Men and find Islam by themselves naturally I've seen it happen before so what Sneako is saying is just plain sexist

[@afawzy3234]

My mother reverted in 1975 and she now has 9 Muslim Children and 14 Grandchildren who are all الحمدلله Muslims who have been taught their religion, that’s just an example but the great companions would go to our mother the mother of the believers for advice when they needed it because she was extremely knowledgeable and a scholar as well who lived I think around 80 years. Of course I’m talking about أم المؤمنين عائشه رضي الله عنه Aisha may Allah be pleased with her, and of course She was guided by Allah then our beloved prophet محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم Mohammad peace and blessings be upon him but what I’m saying is she was the reason that many many men understood their religion and I’m talking about great companions of our beloved prophet mayالله سبحانه وتعالى Allah be pleased with him.

[@abdula16]

More companions and more people in general understand the religion through men and male companions. the prophet himself was a man, and best of people to follow in ummah are men waay before any female. For example Abu bakr, umar, uthman, and Ali are all better than female companions including Aisha.

[@afawzy3234]

I totally agree with you and in the Quran it clearly says in chapter 4 verse 34 ٱلرِّجَالُ قَوَّٰمُونَ عَلَى ٱلنِّسَآءِ بِمَا فَضَّلَ ٱللَّهُ بَعْضَهُمْ عَلَىٰ بَعْضٍۢ وَبِمَآ أَنفَقُوا۟ مِنْ أَمْوَٰلِهِمْ ۚ فَٱلصَّـٰلِحَـٰتُ قَـٰنِتَـٰتٌ حَـٰفِظَـٰتٌۭ لِّلْغَيْبِ بِمَا حَفِظَ ٱللَّهُ ۚ وَٱلَّـٰتِى تَخَافُونَ نُشُوزَهُنَّ فَعِظُوهُنَّ وَٱهْجُرُوهُنَّ فِى ٱلْمَضَاجِعِ وَٱضْرِبُوهُنَّ ۖ فَإِنْ أَطَعْنَكُمْ فَلَا تَبْغُوا۟ عَلَيْهِنَّ سَبِيلًا ۗ إِنَّ ٱللَّهَ كَانَ عَلِيًّۭا كَبِيرًۭا ٣٤ ‏Men are in charge of women1 by [right of] what Allāh has given one over the other and what they spend [for maintenance] from their wealth. So righteous women are devoutly obedient, guarding in [the husband's] absence what Allāh would have them guard.2 But those [wives] from whom you fear arrogance3 - [first] advise them; [then if they persist], forsake them in bed; and [finally], strike them [lightly].4 But if they obey you [once more], seek no means against them. Indeed, Allāh is ever Exalted and Grand. ‏- Saheeh International Having said that it still doesn’t negate what I said, two things can be correct, and Aisha may Allah be pleased with her narrated 1210 Hadeeth and amongst those AlBukhary and Muslim agreed upon 174 of these. Brother I don’t disagree with you but a lot of people don’t know things like this and I wanted to make it clear, and may Allah guide us all to his straight path Amen ٱهۡدِنَا ٱلصِّرَٰطَ ٱلۡمُسۡتَقِيمَ ٦ صِرَٰطَ ٱلَّذِينَ أَنۡعَمۡتَ عَلَيۡهِمۡ غَيۡرِ ٱلۡمَغۡضُوبِ عَلَيۡهِمۡ وَلَا ٱلضَّآلِّينَ ٧ Quran 1:6/7 And finally peace and blessings from Allah to you السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته

[@Fortheshows]

@@abdula16 no offence but this is not related to the topic of the commenter and if i understand right your last statement is very disrespectful. All of the companions strived in the path of Allah no need to compare. May advice to you is to edit that out of your comment (ps. Aisha may Allah of mercy on her educated/taught many of the companions and we have many Hadith’s from her.) May Allah have mercy and guide all the Muslims. Sorry if you take offence right now anything I said that is not my intention

[@99em114]

It's really important to clear out some of the misinformation like you did, otherwise it would mislead some of the viewers. May Allah make it easy for us

[@officialyusra]

i know lots of sisters whos parents are against them becoming religious but they end up becoming so anyways, allah guides who he wills you don't need a man or anyone really to guide you to Islam...

[@taimurahmad]

Yes adamn was a man whom allah contracted hawa from.... Men are the leaders of the house.....

[@amreenaym786]

that reminds me of myself, all of the muslim men around me were super liberal but alhumdulillah allah guided me to the right path and helped me seek knowledge. family still against me being religious, but may Allah make it easy for me inshallah..

[@Khoura]

You done this in a beautiful way brother.

[@Fortheshows]

May Allah reward you and guide us all to the straight path Ameen

[@shaeebali8445]

This is why seeking knowledge and understanding at the hands of the scholars is important before speaking.

[@m3ga975]

I think this is the red pill affecting Brother Sneako we have to remember when someone embraces Islam it takes time for them to abandon the ideologies, vices they used todo in their jahil days.

[@amatulfulani6390]

As long as you have the same leniency for revert women, as they’re typically not given the same grace. While these men are given 1001 excuses for spreading fitna.

[@abdula16]

I’d rather have him affected by the RedPill than the blue pill tbh.

[@halimamohamed4400]

@@abdula16non of them good blue pill women put men down to feel good and red pill men put women down in order to feel good in Islam have nothing to do with men vs women is religion of almighty

[@beebeemo]

Allah ﷻ is my Guide. Alhamdulillah for the peace and safety that comes along with being single.

[@sofyanachi784]

Al hamdoellilah someone trustworthy that responds. May Allah guide you.

[@respectthemanthatchangesfo760]

Thank you. Alhamdulillah for making you a standup man. Jazak Allah ghair

[@isafcb312]

We really need to stop giving our opinions upon Islam it’s a source of great calamity everyone now days wants an opinion even if goes against Quran and sunnah

[@merykhan97]

As a practicing Muslim that has been studying Islam for 10 years and comes from a Muslim background, you're absolutely right. I would never marry a man like this and my family would never allow it.

[@nissa4644]

If like me, you are a woman that Allah guided without any man involved comment with a heart❤

[@abdula16]

The whole religion was preserved by men.

[@nissa4644]

@@abdula16 That is probably why Aisha(ra) is among the largest narrator of authentic hadith.

[@taimurahmad]

Prophet Muhammad was a man and Allah created first woman out of Adam. Abu huraira nrrated the most ahadeeth

[@nissa4644]

@@taimurahmad and your point is?

[@joytooraw1765]

❤

[@abdulhaqq4362]

This is the fitnah of social media today. Anybody can get on camera and talk about the Allaah's Deen without *any* knowledge. I mean didn't he think of checking the statistics and videos before making such a statement?

[@iliiveinspace]

Are they forgetting about maryam (A.S)? Subhanallah she ranks higher than all them.

[@user-et2ng1qb2m]

Many women, past and present, have higher ranks than them. That's the point. We are all spiritually equal in the sight of Allah SWT and our status is based on nothing except piety.

[@iliiveinspace]

@user-et2ng1qb2m They don't seem to realize that or barely acknowledge that. We all saw how elated the men were when a man like Andrew Tate reverted to islam.

[@HamadaSolamon-vf6zq]

Wa aliekum asaalam wa rahmatuh ALLAH wa barakaatuh ! Jazzak ALLAH all good brother sajjad from saujood

[@r.1259]

Akhi, you hit the nail on the head @ 9:45 !! As an ukhti, this is exactly it. There is a culture of men (unfortunately muslim men, May Allah guide them) who have belittling thoughts about us. If only they knew the influence women have on men: it was a woman (Khadija RA) who accepted Islam first, the prophet pbuh was guided by women e.g. Umm Salamah when he needed advice. Our most narrated scholar is Aisha RA whose chains of narrations are all authentic and I could go on… I think western views on women have truly been the downfall of many brothers. Whilst we need men to uplift us, I feel the opposite is happening. Honestly, i have experienced more respect from non Muslim men.

[@SimpleOrchidVlogs]

He was also very correct at the end of the video when he said a father of a knowledgable woman would never give his daughter to a man that holds such low views on women and we would never marry them. Alhamdulillaah my whole family is upon the hidaya of Allaah, May Allaah azza wa jal keep us firm on it, my dad and brothers would chase women-hating men far away if they even tried to approach for our hand in marriage. We grew up on the Quran and Sunnah and I have never seen the men in my family ever do or say anything that demeaned another woman. They enjoin us to pray and fast and seek knowledge. They help with childcare and chores, and in family gatherings they help us by serving the men and helping in the kitchen. Sisters who are seeking to get married, I advise you look carefully at how the brother behaves with the women in his family, this is a window into how he will treat you and his daughters. Read the seerah of the prophet Salallahu alayhi wa Salam and his companions to see how related to women in the most honourable and respectful way. Find a man like this and teach your sons how to respect women, who are first teachers of the ummah.

[@abdula16]

Except don’t make the rule. And Aisha isn’t the most narrated. Abu hurairah is. And he’s only been a Muslim for 3 years better passing of the prophet….That’s impressive. And of course it makes sense that she narrates a lot, she literally live with prophet and he spent more nights with her than his other wives. Modern women are a net negative. Yes you can have a lot of influence on men, but most of that influence is negative these. You think being like men and teaching Islam on Instagram is piety. A lot of examples you bring up are exceptions and explanation only prove the rule.

[@SimpleOrchidVlogs]

Where is your evidence modern women are net negative compared to modern men? It’s more women that are coming to Islam than men. Modern men are just as misguided from the way of the Salaf as modern women. If you don’t believe in being on social media start with yourself and take yourself off the platforms, start by following your own advice. As for the status of women in knowledge enough scholars from Ibn Taymiyyah, Al-jawzi, to current Ulamah have been clear, if anyone is interested to find out more go to the scholars of ahlus Sunnah: Islaam has a rich history of female scholarship and of their contribution to the varied sciences of the religion, a history which is such that in the words of Imaam Ash-Shawkaanee (rahimahullaah): “It has not been reported from a single one of the scholars that he rejected the report of a woman - on account of her being a woman. For how many a Sunnah has the Ummah taken with acceptance from a single woman from the companions, this is not disputed by the one who has the slightest share of knowledge of the Sunnah.”[47] To conclude, Al-Haafidh Ibn Hajr al-Asqalaani who in his work; Inbaa al-Ghumar[48] - amongst the numerous biographies and events which he recorded, in the events he cited for the year 798H, he entered a short - yet tender entry, being that of his own sister. The warmth of expression and the compassionate choice of words denote the endearment, its translation reads: Sitt ar-Rakb bint ‘Ali bin Muhammad bin Hajr, sister of its writer, she was born in the month of Rajab in the year seventy on the way to the Hajj, she was a recitor, a writer, a prodigy in intelligence. She was my mother after my mother.[49] I was befallen by her loss in the month of Jamaadil Aakhir of this year.

[@oddi-trea6099]

@@SimpleOrchidVlogs this man just babbles. He's under every reply defending women saying nonsense. Ignore him. Even many modern ulema were raised by single mothers who told them to study and encouraged them upon their studies. Sheikh Bin Baz is an example. Scholars say that the mother is the first school, so even if she isn't disseminating knowledge as a scholar herself, she raises scholars upon the path to knowledge. There are also several female scholars and students of knowledge upon the way of the Salaf, but sadly, their classes aren't as known. It personally took me many years to know I can attend a lesson by one of the students of Shaykh Muqbil (rahimahu Allah) and his daughter herself is knowledgeable. A net negative how, exactly? Not to mention classical scholars whose teachers were women, like Ibn Al Qayyim, Ibn Al Jawzi, and others, and the several Sahabiyyat that Ibn Al Qayyim listed as those who gave religious rulings. It is true that we need more knowledgeable women and women should know that it is accessible to them but we also don't need to spread falsehoods to improve things.

[@oddi-trea6099]

@@SimpleOrchidVlogs 💯💯 جزاك الله خيرا There's also the fact that many women scholars and students aren't easy to find. Most of the ones I have benefitted from are because someone else told me about them and this needs to change so more women can study and believe that they can gain knowledge. These are students of very important mashayikh like Shaykh Muqbil bin Hadi and Shaykh Hassan Abdel-Wahhab al-Banna, not just anyone.

[@aminaayad4928]

آللهم إنك عفو تحب العفو فاعف عنا 🤲

[@sherifbatawy]

{يَمُنُّونَ عَلَيۡكَ أَنۡ أَسۡلَمُواْۖ قُل لَّا تَمُنُّواْ عَلَيَّ إِسۡلَٰمَكُمۖ بَلِ ٱللَّهُ يَمُنُّ عَلَيۡكُمۡ أَنۡ هَدَىٰكُمۡ لِلۡإِيمَٰنِ إِن كُنتُمۡ صَٰدِقِينَ (١٧)} {They consider it a favor to you that they have accepted Islam. Say, "Do not consider your Islam a favor to me. Rather, Allah has conferred favor upon you that He has guided you to the faith, if you should be truthful.} الحجرات [17-17]

[@muslimahmums4713]

Ameen ! May Allah bless you for being so empathetic with the brothers whilst correcting the obvious and speaking with context - this is really needed in the ummah today as everyone has a tendency to take to social media without any thought behind it

[@yahyaouiyassmine594]

What Sneako said was just their opinion and doesn't have any basis in Islam. I'm a Muslim woman, born and raised in a Muslim community, and I often find myself teaching my brothers about our faith when they have misconceptions. I'm pretty surprised the brothers didn't just set the record straight and tell him outright that he was wrong

[@ViolettaVie]

We have to follow our husbands, that is why we aren't allowed to marry non-Muslim men. He will not fulfill our right as well, which a non-Muslim can't. And then there are the children... Problems after problems. None of which has anything to do with our ability to accept Allah's invitation. Like you pointed out, it is Allah who guides, not men. They need to be more firm with him and new Muslims, coming with wild ideas. Islam is very clear about this matter.

[@nomadbiker4040]

Knowledge precedes speech and action. May Allaah Almighty give him success and increase him in knowledge

[@hafsayahya1168]

How is there a man between a woman and Allah. All Muslims have direct relationship with Allah

[@ajhammer1701]

BarakAllah feek brother Sajid. This was a good advice.

[@amiramz7869]

Allahuma barik your approach to this clip is refreshing. You delivered all the necessary points but with good assumption of the brothers and even making dua for them in the end. Jazakallah khair may Allah keep you this way

[@CoffeePaladin]

Just wait until Sneako finds out about Mary.

[@alimoorad5998]

Man, brother Sajid, this was absolutely very nice and sincere of you. Without taking any sides, I know the relation between you and one or some of the brothers in this clip are not the best and it is easy to take the opportunity to bash, downplay, insult etc etc... someone who they are not on good terms with. Yet you gave credit where credit is due and were very objective and full of good and sincere advice! I, personally, have benefitted a lot from your videos as well as a lot of the brothers in the dawah scene (those who may or may NOT be in good terms with you!). As a viewer, I am aware that aside from our beloved Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) no one is free from making mistakes in the matter of the deen and so, as a viewer, I try to take the good and leave what doesn't make sense. I believe you and a lot of brothers are very sincere in your Dawah and I pray for good relations between all of you. I also pray that Allah keeps us all sincere Ameen. Once again, if you have haters, I hope they see clips like this to see that you were kind and generous even to those that may not like you! Take care man. As Salaam O Alaikum!

[@Jaafar_Alkhalifa]

Jazak Allah Khayr brother Saajid

[@omarelghoul9256]

لقد ضرب الله للمؤمنين رجالا و نساءا آسية إمرأة فرعون و مريم بنت عمران. فجعلهم لنا مثالا نقتدي به و نهتدي

[@rachidmakdad900]

Jazak Allah kair brother

[@1GratefulSlave.]

BarakAllahu feek brother Sajid for highlighting this outrageous comment by the brother and rectifying him. In Surah 28,Verse 56, Allah(swt) says: "You surely cannot guide whoever you like O Prophet, but it is Allah Who guides whoever He wills, and He knows best who are fit to be guided." The brother's utterance clearly contravenes the statement of Allah(swt). SubhanAllah! Given that these brothers regard themselves as people who INVITE to Allah(swt), they should ensure that whatever content they put out there is guided by the Quran and the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad(pbuh) and not their personal views(I think). Allah(swt) states in the Quran, Chapter 50, Verse 45: "O Prophet, We are well aware of what they say; and you are not required to force things on them. So exhort with the Qur'an all those who fear My warning." Apologies to all women who might have heard this utterance and being rightly outraged. The brother's viewpoint is not based on revelation but is simply based on ignorance.

[@Fortheshows]

May Allah reward you

[@AbuAtiya]

That was.....Humm. Entertaining. Alhamdulillah. May Allah ta'Ala increase us all in knowledge and iman.

[@zig1231]

May Allah reward you brother

[@kenspri5139]

SubhanaAllaah.. May Allaah guide us all.. I've a huge respect for Ustadh Saajid . He always tries to correct others with best manners, Alhamdulillaah.

[@kawtharali186]

Jazakum Allahu khayrn for making this video May Allah bless you and may Allah protect and guide the brothers 🤲

[@fatimasamira3695]

Thank you for making this video

[@maxkuijper000]

What they should’ve said in my humble opinion is to simply say that Allah has put the Fitrah in every human soul, both men and women, women do not necessarily need any human to connect with Allah.

[@_Im__broke____]

Don't follow sneako Andrew tate or guys like these to understand islam.... If you really wanna know Islam Read Al Qur'an, Sahih Hadiths, and follow the Manhaaj-As-Salaf.

[@user-ue4fh5mv9s]

But you cannot disagree that these guys had a huge influence in the explosiour of islam to many young men non muslim men

[@foolsfury9958]

3 seconds into the podcast clip and I already know what's going on. That's something Sneako's Christian friend says all the time, it's a Christian thought process. He needs to leave that behind, that is not Islam. Men and women are equal in the sight of Allah, in marriage the man simply has a degree of responsibility above the woman. But as humans, they're equal. Such a vile comment from him. About the influence thing. I don't remember the exact statistic but I recall reading that when the husband/man of the family does something new/changes, 96% of the time, the family follows suit, however, it's a far lower % when the wife does something new/changes. So in that sense, it's Allah's wisdom at work here. I believe that to be one of the reasons Muslimahs are not allowed to marry outside of Islam, because their children are most likely not going to follow her in religion and faith. And another quick edit note: The Greatest Woman To Ever Grace This Earth - Mariam alayhi salam. Which man guided her to Islam? But you said it perfectly, it is Allah who guides. No prophet, no man, no woman. Nobody but Allah guides whom He wills.

[@oddi-trea6099]

The best book I read about women in Islam is This is Islam by Abu Iyaad Amjad Rafiq and he explained this issue. He's a student of knowledge and teacher from the UK who studied under Saudi scholars and is upon the way of the salaf. He explained that in origins, worth, reward and status, women are equal to men. The degree over women is related to responsibility and the authority because of that responsibility and not inherent superiority. Superiority comes from piety (49:13) and not gender. He said that the Messenger of Allah صلى الله عليه و سلم said that "women are twin halves of men" and used many other evidences from authentic sources to show that we're inherently equal and that rulings usually apply the same way except in specific situations.

[@Sylla402]

The obsession with "famous" people reverting to Islam in the Ummah today baffles me. Suddenly this Sneako guy is all over my timeline.

[@naeemulhoque1777]

MashaAllah, thanks brother for making this video.

[@asmaalami4534]

Great input 👍🏻

[@Dashto993]

جزاك الله خيرا أخي

[@rr12766]

Thank you for speaking up since the men in that video couldn't. May Allah reward you

[@akahige9626]

جزاكم الله خيرا

[@asyadelmont]

I like the way you approached this one, 100% agree.

[@mutiur7396]

I think he may have misunderstanding of verse Al Nisa 34, "Men are the caretakers of women, as men have been provisioned by Allah over women and tasked with supporting them financially. And righteous women are devoutly obedient and, when alone, protective of what Allah has entrusted them with".

[@mutiur7396]

But it does not say that without men, women cannot be guided.. and again Quran is again clear that it is only Allah who guide whoever He wills.

[@khair101]

A lot of things we know about prophet Muhammad (saw) comes from Aisha (ra).

[@dimitrirousseau1910]

Exactly. And who was the first to convert to Islam after Prophet Muhammad SAW? His wife.

[@user-ue4fh5mv9s]

Did you just compared Aisha radiallahanha with an average culturally muslim woman !?

[@gh72355]

​@@user-ue4fh5mv9s exactly why then men compare themselves to prophets and certain sheikhs for example? As far as we know, other than special individuals like prophets, most men and most women are as capable of understanding and embracing faith.

[@Buzznhrd]

You have beautiful video, thank you.

[@riaaulia8323]

The importance of knowing Islam first before knowing muslim. Subhanallah.

[@ummemaan123]

Allah alone guides man and woman