ALL HIS DEEDS will BE CANCELLED - TURNED to DUST - Sheikh Muhammad bin Zayd Madhkhail رحمه الله

ALL HIS DEEDS will BE CANCELLED - TURNED to DUST - Sheikh Muhammad bin Zayd Madhkhail رحمه الله

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AL hamdu LILLAHI RABIL ALAMEEN ❤️ jazak ALLAHU ❤️ khairen so much! 🤲🏽

[@BlueHood345]

Authentic Dua for protection from shirk “Oh Allah, I seek refuge in you from associating others with you while I know, and I seek your forgiveness for what I don’t know”

[@AlMeerWewayk]

Rahimakallah It's the translation where's the og dua!!!

[@علي-أمان]

@@AlMeerWewayk اللَّهُمّ إِنّي أَعُوذُ بِكَ أنْ أُشرِكَ بِكَ شَيْئاً أَعْلَمُ ، وَأَسْتَغْفِرُ كَلِمَا لَا أَعْلَمُ

[@AlMeerWewayk]

@@علي-أمان جزاك الله خيرا

[@MK-pt9xt]

MashAllah great reminder snd also in English ❤ Jazakem Allah khier

[@AlMeerWewayk]

Tawheed and Shirk are the most important matters to be reminded about again and again. So please take them seriously. Even the anmbiya kiram feared shirk, who are WE then!!!

[@gainlanename]

Video like this are needed for the ummah very informative

[@SadaqaJariyaaaa]

Thank you for this

[@simplyhuman5115]

Jazak Allahu kairan

[@hixark4502]

ty for sharing the knowledge brother

[@Slave_of_the_Most_Merciful]

As Salamu Alaikum brother where can i get a detailed info regarding all kinds and typesbof shirk and how to stay away from them?

[@Akhtarkhan311]

search in google this sentence "islamqa what is shirk"

[@ConlonKoenig]

Kitab at tawheed by Sh Al Islam muhammad ibn Abdulwahab

[@محمد-ر6غ4ذ]

Can you clarify the statement at 2:53 ? It is permissible to do Hajj (and some other actions) for somebody that couldn't do it before their death but it isn't permissible to sacrifice an animal with the intention of the reward going to the dead person ? Is that what the statement here means ? Or is there a word missing like "... hoping that the dead will benefit *him* " which would clarify the sentence, because obviously we agree that there's no dead person that can benefit us. Please answer, JazakAllahu Khayran.

[@theguidedpath1]

Assalamu 'alaykum wa Rahmatullah Yes you are correct, it is meant "...hoping that the dead will benefit him" The person is performing hajj for the dead, or offering animal-sacrifices, hoping that the dead will benefit him. And that is major shirk, making the doer a mushrik, nullifying his islam then and there. As for doing hajj for the sake of the dead hoping your hajj will benefit and be counted as good deeds for the dead, that is a completely different matter and is permissible. Allah Knows Best May Allah Protect us May Allah Forgive our mistakes & shortcomings

[@محمد-ر6غ4ذ]

@@theguidedpath1 JazakAllahu Khayran

[@coolmalli8293]

Hi there I live in a non muslim majority country.I run a business in the town and my shop is well known and many non muslims come to my shop.my question is what if a non muslim comes to shop asking for funds for building their worship place,or during their festivals season come to collect money for decoration and other stuffs.I asked some local scholars in my area and they say just give the very minimum money please clarify on this matter

[@alanoodabduljabbar2231]

​@@coolmalli8293Assalamalykum, don't fund them, if you do and you know they want it for building their worship place, it will be counted as shirk bilAllah, because you knew they would build that place to worship Allah creation And not the creator and you still participated in it by funding them, my advice will be don't fund anyone who is building a place for worship other then Allah, And Allah knows the best,

[@محمد-ر6غ4ذ]

@@coolmalli8293 it's not permissible to build a place of worship for non-Muslims (like a church for example) or to assist non-Muslims in their festivals. The money you've earned trough your hard work is yours, and you have your own faith and values ! They can't force you to give money or to disobey Allah. Simply explain to them that you can't give them any money, in a respectful and diplomatic way and that's it.

[@HilaalSadat]

Can I share your video clips online?

[@theguidedpath1]

Yes brother, baaraka allahu feek

[@HilaalSadat]

@@theguidedpath1 wa feekabarakallah