Tate, Feminism or the Red Pill? | Faith, Family & Future | Ustadh Hisham Abu Yusuf

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MashaAllah m’y son is 9 years old he said you are his favorite sheik after he watched your videos about the names and attributes of Allah . May Allah rewards you and all your family aameen

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As-salaamu Alaikum from NYC, USA. Inshallah one day i want to be here in-person for this masjid and their lectures.

[@jibraani10]

insha'Allah ☝️♥️

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Inshallah , this masjid truly is a blessing to this ummah

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Me 2

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@@tomprieto9115 insha'Allah

[@hadithoftheday3858]

The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said: "The nearest a servant comes to his Lord is when he is prostrating himself, so make supplication (in this state)." 📚Sahih Muslim 482

[@alimjhanti]

K I’ll mn

[@luqmanramzan3712]

Maa Shaa Allah, Ustadh. So much wisdom in your speech. May Allah increase your knowledge and bless you jannathul Firdows. Ameen

[@tomprieto9115]

NAAM!

[@tomprieto9115]

This brother is sooooo contemporary and BLESSED

[@johnmandrake8829]

This is such a relevant and important talk to give the youth now. May Allah SWT preserve and protect and increase Ustadth Hisham. Ameen

[@umibrahim334]

Excellent!!! MashaAllah!

[@abdulrahmanadus341]

JazakAllahu Khairan Ustadh Hisham. This was much needed for all of us.

[@rugayahwilliams3998]

Jazaakallaahu Khairan Ustadh Hishaam, much needed advice and reminder.

[@deendeen7206]

Mashallah. May Allah bless u.

[@abdullahimuhammad2380]

Allahu Akbar.... Abu Yusuf Hisham may Allah reward your efforts. SubhaAllah I love the way you give your talks. InshaAllah i aspire to be like you. May Allah continue to strengthen you and increase you in knowledge.

[@afreentolani-gs9kj]

Mashallah. BaarakAllahu feekum yaa akhi. Please keep guiding our youth.

[@mohammadnisaf4443]

Jazak Allahu Khairan for the great sharing. May Allah guide us, our children’s to the right path. Ameen.

[@user-il7kh8qi8y]

Ma Sha Allah, what an amazing words u said my Brother. May Allah bless you with abundance of happiness of this Dunya and aakhirah😊

[@zeitunhussein7359]

Asalam Aleikum Anyone know which Surah that is please?

[@Kareembadraldin]

Well Said Mashallah

[@manny7273]

Subhanallah

[@LeyhMala]

Alhamdulillah

[@abdalayegassama326]

Mashallah brother may Allah bless you for this great speech may we make dua that we apply this inshallah

[@samschwartz8858]

Really enjoyed it! What makes it more enticing is his brand of humor 😊

[@jibraani10]

Subhan'Allah Alhumdulilah Wa li ilahaillilah Wa Allah O Akbar peace and blessings of Allah Swt be upon all the prophets messengers and the companions RA and the Muslim Ummah Ameen yah rabbil Aalameen ☝️♥️ Mashaallah tabarak Allah Swt ☝️♥️ Subhan'Allah rabbil Aalameen ☝️♥️

[@kadraabdoulkader8033]

very profound mashallah, and the brother is very articulate may allah bless him !

[@afiyaqaliif810]

✨🐝

[@gulshanara130]

Thousands of religious influencers , but we are really following the dress code and quickly prayer and celebration Ramadan .

[@Nusaybah459]

Our mothers and siters are being influenced by this idea that they need to be liberated from their primary role which is being a mother or a wife. They seek me time, me value, saying no when they wish not to do their chores. The list goes on. Another form of influence calling it mental health. There are genuine mental health, due to stress and trauma. And there are who take advantage of this for their own selfishness.

[@mehjabeensyed1084]

Masha Allah Hisham abbu yusuf i wish May Allah Subhanau grant me a husband like you your love for Allah and his Messenger ﷺ is eternal Jazak Allahu khair

[@taimurahmad]

this is not appropriate to say to a non mahram man. Plus he is married. Praise be to Allah. Firstly: It is permissible for a woman to take part in public chat rooms, if she adheres to the following guidelines: She should only participate as much as is necessary, so she should pose a question or state the topic, then leave, and not comment unless there is a need for that, because the basic principle is that she should avoid speaking to men or mixing with them. There should be nothing in her words that could provoke fitnah (temptation), such as joking, speaking softly, or laughing, such as writing “hahahahahaha”, as mentioned in the question, or using smiley emojis, because that could lead to coveting on the part of those in whose hearts is disease, as Allah, may He be glorified, says (interpretation of the meaning): “O wives of the Prophet, you are not like anyone among women. If you fear Allah, then do not be soft in speech [to men], lest he in whose heart is disease should covet, but speak with appropriate speech” [al-Ahzaab 33:32]. She should avoid giving out her email address or corresponding via private messages with any man, even if that is for the purpose of seeking help, because of what such correspondence often leads to of attachment and temptation. See the answers to question no. 34841 . It is preferable and better for a woman to participate only in all-female chat rooms. This is safer for her. There are many such chat rooms, and that is better and sufficient. But if she needs to participate in public chat rooms, then it is better for her to choose a screen name that does not indicate that she is female. And Allah knows best.

[@az9007]

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[@dscj00]

This is unfortunately a very dishonest lecture. I really appreciate this Ustadh but this lecture unfortunately doesn’t actually explain why feminism was rising and why it was important. Of course, today, liberal feminism is a joke and reflects colonisation. And the Quran is the most beautiful example of how women are valued in Islam. However it is extremely dangerous and dishonest to talk about feminism as a response from women who do not want to make sandwiches in the kitchen. Feminism was rising because of the need for women’s voice to be heard in certain societies where if they were to speak up their mind they would literally be killed. Today, we still have women being killed at the hands of their partners, husbands, fathers, brothers and just men in general. Feminism was a response to the invisibility of women. I just think it’s important to not undermine why such movement were important for some women. It is not only about “feeling important”, it was about Human Rights. And Allah knows best.

[@habibsono6552]

Nice talk, Wearing a wedding ring is of kuffars(Nassara and Yahud) Not islam.

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Influencers are ruwaybidah.

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Do you know anyone who dose men ?

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[@taimurahmad]

Praise be to Allah. Firstly: It is permissible for a woman to take part in public chat rooms, if she adheres to the following guidelines: She should only participate as much as is necessary, so she should pose a question or state the topic, then leave, and not comment unless there is a need for that, because the basic principle is that she should avoid speaking to men or mixing with them. There should be nothing in her words that could provoke fitnah (temptation), such as joking, speaking softly, or laughing, such as writing “hahahahahaha”, as mentioned in the question, or using smiley emojis, because that could lead to coveting on the part of those in whose hearts is disease, as Allah, may He be glorified, says (interpretation of the meaning): “O wives of the Prophet, you are not like anyone among women. If you fear Allah, then do not be soft in speech [to men], lest he in whose heart is disease should covet, but speak with appropriate speech” [al-Ahzaab 33:32]. She should avoid giving out her email address or corresponding via private messages with any man, even if that is for the purpose of seeking help, because of what such correspondence often leads to of attachment and temptation. See the answers to question no. 34841 . It is preferable and better for a woman to participate only in all-female chat rooms. This is safer for her. There are many such chat rooms, and that is better and sufficient. But if she needs to participate in public chat rooms, then it is better for her to choose a screen name that does not indicate that she is female. And Allah knows best.