Stories of the Prophets #31 | Adam (AS) & Evolution | Shaykh Dr. Yasir Qadhi

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[@raymaaf7516]

You know something…I realize that a lot of people seem to have an allergic reaction to Sheikh Yasir Qadhi and his words, and they take his words out of context, but I have to admit that Sheikh Yasir is the main person to bring me back to Islam. Surely that MUST count for SOMETHING, right?..Surely Allah SWT will grant him a great blessing for guiding people like myself and many others to Islam, won’t He?..

[@haroon420]

Lol. That’s some Main Character Syndrome if I’ve ever witnessed it!! 😂😂

[@b.i.n.a2959]

Masha Allah Tabarak'Allah Sheikh Dr.Yasir Qadhi you are among the most blessed person I know in this generation...love you for the sake of Allah...feel thrilled I'm bless with the opportunity to know & follow you..to learn so much from you in spite of having a weak mind..May Allah reward you immensely 💐🌹👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@mobee7171]

Subhan'Allah brother. You succinctly summed up my thoughts in your comment.

[@AksamZarook]

Alhamdullillah, I was able to understand this lecture and agree with it. Jazakallah khaira.

[@nargismajid]

Thursday my job is to check his lecture on u tube after every 15 min.very inspiring Allah bless him

[@NazmusLabs]

Allahu Akhbar! May Allah (S.W.T.) shower His Mercy and Blessings upon you; Ameen!

[@bellah09]

Yaay I guessed right 😁 MashaAllah the ending was Epic JzkAllahu khayran ya Shaykh

[@usmanhannan5675]

I loved the way you showed how the Qur'an stands tall amidst the theory of evolution, and a simple adherence to the Qura'an can supercede theory of evolution with the extra data that we have from the Qur'an. Also It is true to say that the Evengelical defense against the theory has confused many Muslims, including myself. This is a very good lecture, and I am inspired to revisit my evolution and anthropology studies with renewed vigor. JazakAllah.

[@MrHamdan50]

جَزَاكَ ٱللَّٰهُ خَيْرًا

[@mahammadbabayev464]

thank you Shaykh, You really cleared whole my suspicions , especially with regards to the date or timeline of Probhet Adam, and last remarks were the quite remarkable and plausible narrative that i have ever heard of. THANK YOU FOR ENLIGHTENING US.

[@mnafer697]

Alhhamdulillah. Alhhamdulillah. Alhhamdulillah. I was confused, lost and at times frustrated to deal with this issue. For a long time. Alhhamdulillah. I'm satisfied for having Islamic points of view. Alhhamdulillah.

[@mnizam84]

Jazakallahu khair

[@manamunye8330]

Jzk sheikh yasir qadhi

[@raymaaf7516]

For all those who are worried about us sharing certain aspects of DNA with other creatures, then I want you to think about this: 1 - Allah SWT says that He created Adam from this earth, did He not? And if so, then wouldn’t it be obvious that we may have SOME things in common with other creatures OF this earth as well? 2 - Is it not possible that Allah SWT used a similar blueprint for our design as He used for other creatures as well so that we may function properly on this earth, and without issue? 3 - We, as humans, also share some DNA with bananas. So, should we then assume that we evolved from bananas as well? 4 - In order for ALL of the creatures of this earth to function normally on this earth, then shouldn’t we all have at least SOME similarities with the other creatures? 5 - One needs to also ask themselves…Is science even CAPABLE of detecting miracles or supernatural events like the method of the creation of man by Allah SWT? It LACKS that ability to do so! Thus, science can only explain a limited amount.

[@andsmile3]

So much bullshit

[@PerfectCellMax]

The problem isn’t us sharing dna or “blueprint” with animals it’s that our DNA varies on the relatability based on how close we are. And it’s not only the similarities that we share with apes. It’s also the EXACT errors and scars from viruses are in the exact same areas. If we were truly separate from apes we wouldn’t have these ancient viruses etched in our DNA

[@AhmedMohamed-ff9bw]

May Allah help us to stick to his word in the Quran.

[@islamtube2672]

1 - Whoever says SubhanAllahi wa biHamdihi (Glory be to Allah and Praise Him) a hundred times during the day, his sins are wiped away, even if they are like the foam of the sea [Sahih al-Bukhari; #7:168, Sahih Muslim; #4:2071] 2 - whoever says SubhanAllahi wa biHamdihi, Subhan-Allahi 'l-`adheem (Glory be to Allah, and Praise, Glory be to Allah, the Supreme) Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) said: "Two words are light on the tongue, weigh heavily in the balance, they are loved by the Most Merciful One " [Sahih al-Bukhari; #7:67, Sahih Muslim, #4:2071]

[@kibriabhuiyan3264]

Sheikh yasir qadhi Subbor Ahmed is an expert in this subject and he's channel is all about evolution

[@MH-yx3vm]

58.34 to 58.45 wonderful summary

[@zakiaqasim5312]

maasha Allah wa tabarrak rrahman amiin

[@mnafer697]

Alhhamdulillah. Aqidah, facts and logic. Very clear. Just waiting to see how the nay sayers react.

[@rubiyaparvin]

Is the next episode coming after Ramadan?

[@mobee7171]

Subhan'Allah wa bihamdihi. May Allah SWT reward you enormously shaykh for your efforts. It is so sad that you must deal with such ignoramuses from within the ummah, on a constant basis. May Allah SWT bless you with enormous barakè in your life, your family and your home.

[@maneksha]

Assalamualaikum ...anybody know if Dr.Yasir Qadhi stopped this series ? I don't see an episode after #31

[@raymaaf7516]

Oh no! Looks like Saajid Lipham has another video to make now on his list of attacking fellow Muslims! Ugh!! Lol. May Allah SWT protect and preserve Sheikh Yasir Qadhi.

[@bellah09]

Let the dogs bark the caravan will still move on!

[@kaz4845]

Sajid is a joke.. His fans make a big deal he is a graduate from madinah, yet what does he actually do? Make reaction videos on social media.. What a waste.. Does nothing original.. Just leaches off content of others

[@wewenang5167]

Well he is a Salafis, most of them would do the same things. Attacking many sunni muslim scholars who they said did not follow the teaching of their Salafis Ulama.

[@raymaaf7516]

I’m sure the enemies of Islam can’t wait to cut this episode up into little snippets to make the Sheikh look bad or look like he’s saying something that he hasn’t.

[@zakariab9591]

When js the next episode? Baraka Allahu fiekum

[@charesshlarraga7420]

Thank you for this knowledge! Much needed lesson! What is the exact episode speaking on other creations. You said about 10 videos back, time stamp 42:43. I do not understand the few words mentioned that sounds like "thin, bin, rin" time stamp theory is 42:46 thank you.

[@jimmydjamal]

It's in the episode "The story of the Prophets #20 - Adam as 'Khalifah'" around 18 minutes he mentions bin, rin etc..

[@charesshlarraga7420]

@@jimmydjamal Thank you so much🌼🌻💮🏵🦋

[@bushrabulaalle8891]

Yes we do

[@ikram-ulhuq9377]

Assalamu Alaikum .

[@aminpop6674]

Is anyone tell me when will be the next episode 32

[@wewenang5167]

Yup for years i have been reading about these stuff and you are right sheikh, the Quran never said any year or timeline and no where in the Quran Allah said how long is the timeline between Adam, Noah and Ibrahim. So there are a lot of time hole among those Rasol. Most of the people who set a certain time, and years were making their own theory based on Israeliat sources like Christians and Jews. We Muslim dont need to go to the same route.

[@mdrasid007]

As Allah subhanahu wa taa'la created Hawa from Adam, It could be possible that He may created one species from other, that's why DNA of one species matches with other. Wallahuaalam... Allah knows best.

[@ashfaaqabdool9565]

Assalamu A’laykum..Anyone knows the name of the person who was reading the quran at the beginning? Ma Sha Allah

[@Zah-yq5qn]

In terms of Allamal Iqbal He told Allah almighty created the light and humans invented the lamps It’s true and very simple I don’t see any error in this line

[@lansingvlogs1154]

You should let the audience know about Saboor Ahmed as he an expert of this subject.

[@ashmiah5711]

when is next story ?

[@KhanKhan-ro6nd]

When is next story.? Y u stop sheikh

[@Onthewaytoparadise909]

4th😊😉

[@hameedfs]

The simplest explanation seems to be the most elegant. Adam(a.s.) should have been anatomically identical to homo sapiens, who existed before Adam(a.s.). But Allah gave Adam(a.s.) certain distinctive capabilities like eloquent speech. We believe that homo sapiens, or any other species on Earth, did not have these capabilities at that time. Adam(a.s.), Hawa(a.s.) and their descendants are the "bashar" in the Islamic sense. There is no reason for us to consider "bashar" and homo sapiens to be synonymous. Homo sapiens is a classification done by scientists based on some criteria. That classification need not correspond to "bashar" in Islam. Adam(a.s.) and Hawa(a.s.) might have been later homo sapiens, not the first ones.

[@ph0uad]

Thank you thank you thank you this makes so much sense

[@ayanhahmed]

does anyone know the name of the Quran reciter at the beginning?

[@kaddybojang3853]

As-Salamu alaykum, I believe it is Sajjad Gul but not too sure what Surah he is reciting.

[@doctoriftikharmalek6493]

At 23:21 you mention name of Allam Iqbal...and this is not something which can be just mentioned without giving reference...this you are saying in the name of one legendary peesonality of our time....and you must give the name of his book or writing where he said this?

[@moahmed55]

Who's the the recitor at the beginning

[@kaddybojang3853]

Assalamu alaykum, I believe it is Sajjad Gul.

[@officechairpotato]

Laymans understanding, but; Evolutionarily it would be more like; There is a OOOOO that can breed with other OOOOO's. Then a HOOOO is born that is mutated. HOOOOs and OOOOOs can interbreed. (Anything matching at least 4 letters can). Then a HUOOO is born from two HOOOO parents. It can breed with HUOOOs and HOOOOS but not OOOOOs. Then HUMOO. Same deal. There was a "First male" and "First female" which were HUMAN, but they had a wide stock of HUMAO's to breed with in addition to eachother. This is especially why you find things like homo neanderthalis, a close relative of humans, in the DNA of many people. (In our analogy, a HUMAO gave birth to a HUMAD. A close relative of HUMAN, which can breed with HUMAs.). Currently living humans have common ancestors due to various genetic bottlenecks and family lines dying out a few times, but not every human who ever existed came from two humans in a kind of direct family line per se, even though there were indeed two humans who were the "First", because obviously there had to be. What you'd probably instead see is the first two humans don't even breed with eachother since they are siblings, but other homo species, and their children probably do the same, gradually shifting the pre-existing homo population. The "HUMAO" was Homo Erectus, our direct ancestor. Homo sapiens can breed with them, homo neanderthalis (our brother/sister species), and homo habilis. The other "Homo" species have either been genetically absorbed, or wiped out. Homo erectus was about as intelligent as a pre-teen human at its peak. Remarkable for an animal, recognizably something we'd consider human-esque. But the freak "And now the brain development never stops" gene is significant enough that we mark "Homo sapiens" as distinct. Homo erectus would have been able to breed with something less recognizably human which homo sapiens couldn't, all the way back to something which can breed with what we'd more readily recognize as a chimpanzee. If Homo Erectus were around today, with their strange skull shapes and what we as humans would call "Mental disability" despite them being the smartest animals other than us, we could in fact breed with them. The kid might be a homo sapiens, might be a homo erectus, but we could do it. If you like the Garden of adam and eve as a story but get confused by "So wait. Abel went somewhere and married someone? Who?", you could interpret it as; "Adam and Eve are the first homo sapiens. Abel went and married another species of Homo, who were sophisticated enough to have names after all, and evidence points to being monogamous. He had children which were variably Homo Sapiens, and the species of the mother, who repeated the process until there's enough homo sapiens distantly related to eachother to breed.".

[@fqureshi8820]

Aslaamualikum, appropriate ur take on all islamic issues, but plz give evidence n proof of this claim. I HAVE quleeaat e Iqbal n I've seen reading off n on for past 40 + yrs. I can't find what u claim about Allama Iqbal... JAK

[@ibrahimhumaidi3815]

Is it sunni shaafi..

[@jovonnibullock1693]

P3

[@redaspect836]

pronunciation not 'pronounciation'