The Muslim Marriage Scene, Texas, and Bosnia | After Hours with Sh Yaser Birjas

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We sit down with Shaykh Yaser Birjas, Imam at Valley Ranch Islamic Center and Head of the Islamic Law and Theory Department at Al-Maghrib Institute. How did Allah SWT guide him to dedicate his life to dawah, and what took him from Kuwait to Madinah, Bosnia, and finally Texas? We discuss his relationship and memories with the late Shaykh Muhammad Alshareef (ra), the Muslim marriage scene, and the importance of pre-marital counseling.
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[@FarukVisca79]

MasaAllah, as a Bosniak I can confirm that shaikh Yasir's Bosnian is amazing. Thank you for all you did for Bosnia and our whole Ummah, may Allah reward you. Allah neka te nagradi sejh Yasir.

[@ummesa872]

Sheikhs Bosnian was great Allahuma Barik! 😄 As a Bosnian who lived through the genocide and whose family lived through it, I really appreciate you speaking about my beautiful country and it’s beautiful people. May Allah guide the Bosnian people and people from all around the world to practice this beautiful way of life, Islam. 🌷

[@irmaspaho]

MashaAllah, sheikh speaks Bosnian very good. May Allah bless you brothers.

[@aqadri7250]

Salaam! Watched this several times already! Shaykh Yaser is one of my favorite Imams. Super down to earth and relatable mA. SubhanAllah marriage discussion, particularly part about sisters and brothers struggling to get married, really struck a chord. May Allah SWT make it easy for those of us who are looking and those who are already married. Ameen.

[@tarannumara2630]

Alhamdulillah.......I am so happy to find you guys. I feel safe that our Ummah has Imams like you. We are not on our own. And thank you for having discussion over such topic. Realisation and discussion lead to the solution. Allah SWT would definitely bring light to this. Ameen

[@sundusalammari1789]

Alhamdulillah we are lucky to be living in a time were there are great Sheikhs like Yaser Birjas, Omar Sulieman and Ammar Shukry. Sheikh Yaser Birjas is so down to earth while super knowledgeable. I have learned so much from all of you

[@pakmandan]

BarakAllah fikum everyone. I do have a suggestion for the editing team. Please increase and adjust audio of the speakers, accordingly. Imam Omar's audio is so very low. Again love the efforts May Allah reward everyone

[@AA-co9oo]

Excellent Bosnian very impressed… would send you chevapi if I could…

[@samarzia3033]

Just found this series Alhumdulilah have to catch up on this series Alhumdulilah Salam wrb

[@eoconner8429]

Allahuma barik for the sheikh. He speaks good bosnian elhamdulillah :).

[@Madinahlove]

Masha Allah tabarak Rahman!!! Loved it a lot!!! Such beautiful people!!! Jazakum'Allahu khairan!!! Your mother Rahimah'Allah and your father hafidahullah they are indeed great role models Masha Allah you're blessed!!! Masha Allah they are blessed as well because you're their's!!! 1:08:43 without ☕️🫖 :) maybe next time inshaAllah.

[@Youbettersaysubhanallah]

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[@Zaraaaasa]

Mashallah

[@keepitreelcatfishing5883]

What’s your views on prenuptial agreements?

[@AA-co9oo]

Maybe consider go fund me type of arrangement to create online training programs for certification on islamic pre-marital counselling, marriage counselling, divorce with grace, parental guidance, not sure if this exists but i can see the value of having consistent content that different mosques can leverage and people with experience can leveraged….

[@QuranWorldYT]

Allah ❤

[@dadaalintaaadcaafimaadqabt2205]

اللهم صل وسلم وبارك على سيدنا محمد

[@alenhuseinbasic899]

Mashallah sheikh pričaš bosanski bolje nego most of the diaspora bosnians haha, including me

[@shayidahzainab1508]

Assalamualaikum w.b.t. Love❤️, May I share my observations and suggestion? I observed that students of knowledge do not used to take notes (jot down in book) from lectures, talks, khutbah that they're listening to. I would like to suggest Mosque and formal or informal Islamic lectures gatherings to supply a small thin note books and pen or pencil for the attendees who wants to start taking the notes from what they hear from each speaker (Scholars / Professionals etc.) We would like to activate all senses since every single person learn differently and learning Islam can't be a one way stream; this is my small example... 1. Kinesthetic : hands are writing 2. Audio: the ears pay attention 3. Visual : look at the white board (content) This spectrum can be started with this small initiative on an individual level Insha' Allah. Love❤️, I personally think that this is one of various ways to strengthen our memory. I'm afraid if we only listen, the memory can't last long without the 'grid' in acquiring every single wisdom that passing through. Tied the knowledge before they are running away from us through writing them down. 😄 We can revisit our notes from time to time in order store them longer in our subconscious mind Insha' Allah. Love❤️, Thank You for listening to my suggestion. I think this is one of the ways in showing appreciation to a precious knowledge that coming to our door (ourselves).

[@anelasinanovic7947]

You don’t even make no SENSE

[@RubyRim]

I would love to get your take on intertribal/interracial marriage please if you ever see this

[@basakkd]

Why is there no turkish translation ? 😭😭🇹🇷🇹🇷 pleaseeee

[@ramah6975]

Sound is kind of low

[@ARmirzaful]

late night :)

[@anelasinanovic7947]

they try to be Valley Ranch but they can't be valid