Why are MUSLIM Women SCREAMING for AKHI AYMAN?

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Why are MUSLIM Women SCREAMING for AKHI AYMAN? dives deep into Akhi Ayman girls screaming, Muslims idolizing influencers and celebrities and the problem with Muslims needing validation from non-Muslims.
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[@YourAverageGuy786]

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[@DARTH-R3VAN]

​@@YourAverageGuy786 Use your mom's/ dad's credit card

[@free_palestine786]

Do labor in middle east..... in construction... earn​@@YourAverageGuy786

[@user-yd6pb6fs6e]

This is NOT how you should make profit or videos and etc. by bringing other Muslims down, if you have nothing positive and helpful to our ummah, don't even try to launch anything as you are going to partner with Shaitan and NOT Islam. Islam means peace,

[@free_palestine786]

@@user-yd6pb6fs6e he 8s not just other muslim. He is a criminal.

[@Swed813]

There is a behaviour aspect to Hijab that nobody talks about. Women seem to think wearing 'a scarf on the head' is modesty and Hijab. No - a scarf is the Khimar a portion of Hijab. The rest is the body being concealed and the behaviour reflecting the concealment. I personally know 'Hijabis' who cover or wear scarves but they don't pray, don't read Quran, have BAD character. Sleep around whilst wearing Niqaab. It's sick. Islamic scholors need to teach more Fiqh about Hijab and rules of Adab whilst wearing it.

[@FaiyadFit]

Ameen this

[@Swed813]

@@FaiyadFit I want to add that I removed my Niqaab because I felt extremely violated and uncomfortable with the harrassment from Muslim males especially from south asain ethnicities who see the Niqaab as a fetish and an attraction. The excessive staring and trying to make eye contact, and physically coming into my personal space infront if me to look and stare felt violating. So to add balance to my original comment men play a big part in a woman's experience of Hijab. Accountability and responsibility is fundamental on all people and on both genders.

[@justaquariums4095]

​@@Swed813 the comment wasn't about this. It's about wearing hijab but also having good character. To be honest I know girls who don't even wear hijab but remain in the shadows and are not seen. A bright colour hijab with face full of makeup and fake eye lashes is more attractive than a even a woman with no head covering but zero makeup and otherwise modest dress and actions.

[@justaquariums4095]

​@@Swed813sorry thought you were replying to original comment. But still point remains that modesty is more than head covering

[@Swed813]

@@justaquariums4095 I already stated that Hijab is more than a scarf on the head. When a lady wears no makeup is in the shadows as you wrote and wears modest long flowy clothing and segregates her life from male interactions, the Muslim community lecture her about 'Hijab' referencing that nothing she's doing is Islamic because her hair is not covered despite the fact that she's doing more and covering more of her body on her path to God compared to loud brash bad mannered free mixing girls who literally barely cover their hair but wear makeup and tight revealing clothing. When they're given advice to do better, they claim a victim hood narrative and accuse people of judging them. I'd have no issue with thrm if they gave up the word hijab and replaced it with the word Khimar - because that literally all they're wearing. They're defo not wearing Hijab.

[@mazzzzx]

oh no im getting second hand embarassment😭😭

[@FaiyadFit]

Allahumma barik fitrah Alhamdulillah

[@Sophomoros01]

Exactly, Like what is this all for?

[@MenkIsAMubtadiiDeobandi]

sister do not freemix in the comments, your comment is neither a question nor adds any value. you are opening the door for "taimur" from india or "ahmad" from algeria to start joking with you

[@Sophomoros01]

@@MenkIsAMubtadiiDeobandi Stupidity at it's finest.

[@enaenanan]

​@@MenkIsAMubtadiiDeobandi ☠️ she literally just made a non harmful comment what are you talking about???

[@reemabdi2316]

This is basically the same mentality and behaviour of the non-Muslims that are fans of celebrities and idolize celebrities. Now we have young Muslims idolizing and glorifying Sheikhs and da3ees. I agree it's borderline shirk behaviour. As Muslims, we should not idolize and put any human on a pedal stool.

[@FaiyadFit]

Absolutely. May Allah protect us. What else have you noticed?

[@Georgina26132]

And thats what you have done with the false prophet Muhammad. Who married multiple women and one being a minor. Christ is 3 in 1 who lived a perfect sinless life for All..

[@ahmaduahmed8760]

This happens even among the Muslim youths. I am from Nigeria and have seen this hero worship many times by the Muslim youths, It's very unfortunate. 0:10

[@7arb-f-15]

Exactly this is how taylor swift fans act. Muslims shouldn’t be acting like this…

[@irshadazeez4764]

Pedestal

[@Islam_Is_Perfect.]

I do believe it's "Kinda Shirky", but not really shirk in my opinion. Screaming for Akhi Ayman, and basing your life on celebrities is too much, because at the end of the day, were all Bani Adam

[@FaiyadFit]

May Allah protect us! Let me know any video topics you recommend

[@D-A-N-]

Shirky 😂😂😂

[@The-attackk]

You know, it is kind of shirk, Basing life on some human, emotionally being attached to them, idolising them, etc. Allãh Azzawaja'al has already mentioned in the Qur'an about those who have taken their desires as their gods and also those who have taken their Rabbis and Monks as God. There is difference between loving, respecting someone and staning them like those girls in the video. Those people really need to be admonished. We have already seen the situation of the K-pop stans, unfortunately even few muslims have been part of those stans. They are ready to abandon the laws of their religion for their k-pop idol. This is shirk-Al akbar (major shirk). And the actions in the above video, perhaps are only small steps leading to Shirk Al-akbar.

[@Islam_Is_Perfect.]

​@FaiyadFit Aameen! The muslims nowadays have been missing their Salahs, their charity and a lot of things that are mandatory. Can you make a video of that if possible? 🩶

[@hello..4386]

How can something be kind of shriky.. a little bit shirk or fully shirk it does not really matter. Shirk is shirk..

[@SafwanBaari]

Idk why but sheikh (i forgot how to spell his name💀💀💀) saying im a bird is so funny

[@avishkarmothilal7697]

Sheikh Assim al hakeem

[@SafwanBaari]

​@@avishkarmothilal7697 I'm a bird 🦉🦉🦉

[@FaiyadFit]

He’s funny allahumma barik

[@Islam_Is_Perfect.]

​@SafwanBaari "Sheikh I'm a big fan" May Allah promote you to an air conditioner

[@ansma1877]

By the way, He is a very good sheikh. We can watch his lectures, videos, and his QandA sessions are nice as well. They are all beneficial. We can gain knowledge from it. InshaAllah Try to look into it, bro.

[@Abdullah_muslim1]

To the girls simping over him, imagine when they are older and decide to get married and their potential spouse sees this nonsense that you done? This is honestly disgusting for a muslimah to behave in such a way SubhanAllah

[@FaiyadFit]

Astagfirullah true

[@zorororonoa3626]

I agree with you, that's really disgusting, but that's what ALL muslimas do! They pretend to be modest and pure when in reality they're neither modest nor pure, AT ALL. I know a muslima who follows men that post their naked pictures on IG and she probably lusts over them, or at least simps for them. They only act pure to fool muslim men, cause they know that they would never find a husband otherwise, but in reality they are immoral dirty women. I know hijabis that when they're on vacation alone somewhere without their family members and where nobody knows them not only they stop wearing the hijab but even wear bikinis. Another thing that shows you how fake and hypocritical muslimas are is the fact that even those who wear the hijab will at the same time wear make-up; that's such a contradiction, since the hijab is designed to modestly cover a woman's beauty and the make-up is designed to immodestly show it and even enhance it.

[@s7_wys]

Thats why I make dua for Allah to give me a wife with no social media presence and one that aint obsessed with tiktok and fitnahgram. Akhi Ayman is a good speaker, but when it comes to the point where girls are simping over him coz of what they see on tiktok, its pure cringe. Yk this is also similar to how men should lower their gaze, woman should do the same. And if she can't and constantly is reposting other boys or men on her social media pages and liking their posts, then good luck to them when trying to find a husband because good men dont go for girls like that.

[@BobTheSnail759]

@@s7_wys Fitnahgram 😭😭😭😭

[@zaidkapadia6824]

This right here

[@LoveDoveDarling]

Reminds of the thirsty hounds of women during the time of Prophet Yusuf- Peace be upon him. I as a man have 100 times more shyness than these 'women'.

[@FaiyadFit]

Alhumdulillah. Lmk video topics.

[@fatumahussein9604]

@@FaiyadFitanother video you can do is how Muslim parents including younger ones raising there kids based off society and not Islam

[@salimyasini3100]

Never Ever Go On Muslim Dating Apps. My own experience, they're also sisters who arent serious about marriage and aren't willing to introduce their Wali to you. But,they still want to go on the Romantic ride before marriage under the guise of "Getting to know You". If There's No Wali, Brothers, Run Away as Far as you can...

[@FaiyadFit]

Absolutely this. Making a video on exposing Muslim dating apps soon in sha Allah

[@abrahamJawaduAssan]

Run as Far as you can...😹😹😹😂✊🏼🏃🏻💃🏼

[@Lipanj92]

​@@FaiyadFit I'm pretty sure his comment includes the very app you just advertised in your video.

[@BobTheSnail759]

I don't understand where, when or how somebody could've ever possibly thought to themselves "Muslim🤝dating app" is a good idea. I'm honestly so baffled by that concept to this day. I don't think either gender should use such apps and I personally don't believe it could possibly work for someone genuinely seeking a partner in an Islamically permissible manner.

[@HamzaAhmed-mf8tw]

Akhi Ayman has repeatedly said that his intentions are to only give advice to the youth and to stay away from the most "tempting" actions which the 12-23 age tends to fall into ( Road lifestyle, free mixing etc). He never claimed to be a prophet or some sheikh. The fact that brothers and sisters actually make videos on him for him to be cancelled is very disappointing and sad. It is not his fault that the local masjids and sheikhs are too shy to talk about issues which concern the youth. If you have sisters screaming for him as if his some deity to be worshipped then tell them to fix up. May Allah protect all of us from arrogance and pride. Ameen.

[@FaiyadFit]

Allahumma ameen

[@MenkIsAMubtadiiDeobandi]

however his dawah is flawed, you dont expose your sins for dawah, astagfirullah

[@user-qc5nh2hk4c]

Ameen

[@user-yd6pb6fs6e]

As Muslim woman, I want to printout that same goes for Muslim men. If a Muslim man grow beard, however, he uses profanity, he gets reward for his beard but, he sins for his language. Putting hijab is one of the requirements to get reward for, acting improper or proper is deferent reward or sin as it's different behavior. However, there is NO need to be male or female chauvinist, try to encourage people in positive ways and not demonize them. May Allah (SWT) guid as all, Inshaallah

[@PhobeTracker]

Gen Z looks at the number of followers and then make them a celebrity, some even go to the extend of worshipping them! May Allah protect us

[@FaiyadFit]

Allahumma ameen bro. This younger Gen is crazy. What have you noticed?

[@PhobeTracker]

@@FaiyadFit GEN Z needs the seerah of our Prophet and his companions

[@fatumahussein9604]

@@PhobeTrackersocial media plays a big part on why so many people are like this now even Muslims they are Exactly like non Muslims now this his so Embarrassing and disgusting, you know the prophets already predicted all of this, The signs of qiyamah is right in our faces Yet Muslims refuse to see and still do whatever they want and Go against The quran and sunnah!

[@free_palestine786]

​@@PhobeTrackeris it really gen z when the ingest pop star Michael Jackson wasn't made during gen z era but boomer era??

[@free_palestine786]

​@@PhobeTrackerwhy do only gen z seerat of prophet? Are others perfect? Sometimes you should look at mirror and realise how dumb you sound

[@TheStrangePoet3791]

This kind of celebrity culture is actually an illness within the ummah. Also sisters should remember that while it’s generally more strict on men, the command of lowering the gaze is also given to them. I’ve seen comments (not a lot to be fair, but they’re there) under lectures by Akhi Ayman and even Ustadh Abu Taymiyyah from sisters talking about how good looking they are. Sisters please fear Allah and remember that the command of lowering the gaze is also given to you. If you find attraction in someone either only listen to audio or listen to someone else.

[@FaiyadFit]

Astagfirullah yeah

[@sammi3399]

That matchmaking site actually sounds really great… thank you for sharing

[@FaiyadFit]

Alhumdulillah. Lmk video topics.

[@user-gc7pv7ok9x]

Great topic It always throws me off when I see a Muslim giving so much attention and investing in industries like gaming in football, kpop/kdrama, anime, Netflix etc They talk about it, like it matters, they brag about how much they know these topics how good they are in gaming and how many hours they spend watching anime, it’s CRAZY how far those people are from what a true Muslim should be caring about, they never put this much effort into keeping up with (هموم الأمة) Problems of Islamic society they sound more passionate when they talk about football then when they talk about how to make our governments start supporting/reflecting our believes, if they ever thought about that

[@FaiyadFit]

There’s no benefit focusing overly on dunya matters. What else have you seen?

[@wawaweewa9159]

Some of that is straight up haram and it's like a part of their soul almost

[@mxntyffx1535]

Subhanallah this is absolutely true! I used to be so engrossed in almost all of the things you mentioned above and my iman was at an all time low. Alhamdulilah I found my way and no longer use my time on useless things like these. It’s a waste of time.

[@khadijanausheenquadri3066]

I mean other than kpop,anime & Netflix I don't c anything wrong with football & gaming cause it isn't really harmful 4 u if u dont get addicted 2 it & football makes people touch grass go out & c sunlight i think itz better & also allah didn't tell us 2 just worship him he told us 2 balance deen & duniya

[@khadijanausheenquadri3066]

& mayb they do care about deen they just don't talk about it on camera

[@artemisrosewood]

Great video, editing and message as always. I am 20 now, and a girl, and i enjoy watching all of your videos. It is incredibly insightful especially to the Ummah we are in now. Personally speaking, I struggle with going back to rediscover, and fully learning and appreciating my Deen. It is to the point that I used to be astray and imitated non-believers more. It has been heavily popularized in my culture and country that you're good to go as a Muslim if you just do the five pillars of islam and thats it, since "Islam is easy". Consequently, it becomes ingrained in our second nature to forget about manners, ethics, egotism, backbiting, wrath, envy, idolatry, arrogance, hypocrisy, time-wasting, etc. Essentially, actually forgetting about the superiority and dominion of Allah. Even if someone is religious, it is mostly for show, people become sanctimonious and pretentious, and it is messed up. For instance, praying without understanding the recitations in each step, not learning any Quranic Arabic or the translations to Quran, or looking more into Sunnah for the compass of morals and behaviors that aligns with how Prophet PBUH was like. Even if there's people who adhere to it, to me before, it felt as if its only for those pious, special, people that is capable to understand, not for someone like me. It feels like I was just indoctrinated and conditioned to my religion, without really understanding it. The efforts people here make to make me understand were just to memorize and regurgitate facts, its more passive than an active learning. I am trying to kind of shake off from my own people, to distance myself a bit from my community and actually read and comprehend the Quran and Sunnah more. There is that problem of knowledge, representation of Islam, and Aqeedah in the Ummah that I feel would be a resonating, substantial topic to talk about. As of now, i am still slowly but surely InshaAllah putting my best effort in getting closer to Allah. Jazakallah Khair. May Allah bless you the goodness in this world, and that in the hereafter Allahumma Aamiin.

[@mosammatowahida]

I think this is a huge topic which needs to be touched ,thank you for talking about it.

[@TheAhsanOne]

Editor doing a great job. Alahummabarik

[@FaiyadFit]

Alhumdulillah. Lmk video topics.

[@user-yd6pb6fs6e]

Dear brother, I have sons your age, instead of bringing other Muslim brother down, use your time on something positive, you are NOT in the position to judge brother Akhi or anyone else. One of the worst thing and most sinful act is to act like a monafique and bring down your Muslim brothers and/or sisters down. May Allah (SWT) guide you to be a better Muslim and do good dawa on your own way, and STOP lowering yourself/character by losing respect among the wise Muslim community. 🕋🤲🥲

[@teeteeshouse]

This is all he does, talk trash about other Muslims, especially women.

[@iymuslim]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته Keep up your videos, these are really beneficial جزاك الله خيرا

[@FaiyadFit]

Walaikum Assalam Warahmatullahi Wabarakatu Wa iyaakum. Alhumdulillah. Lmk video topics.

[@realitybeckons4120]

Jazakallahu Khair fir raising awareness

[@FaiyadFit]

Wa iyaakum. Lmk video topics.

[@hibahsm]

I’m so glad you called out on the sports situation this past football season sicken me with the men in my family obsessing over it. Please do a video talking about this more!!!

[@Lipanj92]

6:24 How is sharing pictures now halal? How can I be sure that my photo won't be downloaded or screenshot and shared? How a brother will know how I look like if I wear niqab? The idea of my face being seen by a man who I have no guarantee will marry me - disgusts me. No, that way (online) will never be 100% halal. The only 100% halal getting to know each other way will always be the sunnah way: meeting the waliyy after a recommendation from jama'at and then seeing the girl accompanied with her waliyy. Even if she's a revert, like myself, whose father is a disbeliever and she's got no actual waliyy from her family, she needs to find one among the shuyukh. Yes, it's hard this way, but I'd rather never marry than marry off the Internet. It's mindboggling all the things that brothers and sisters normalized over the course of past 12 years since my reversion, that makes me depressed and deeply disappointed. Make-up (which includes lash lift and brow lift!), botox, lip-injections, veneers, selfies, over-sharing, chatting with opposite gender, wanna-be influencers, vlogging, showing off, boasting. All this screams *promiscuity.* Their hearts are full of dunya.

[@FaiyadFit]

SubhanAllah. Jazakallahu khair sis

[@user-zy1gh5eh3z]

I agree sister, I’m a bit skeptical about marrying off the internet it is a dangerous line indeed. The natural route is to get your parents involved or your local mosque where you’re more likely to find suitable matches within your community and people you know more about. My question is what’s the need for it when you’re abandoning the natural way, the way Sahabas and Prophets got married? Technically you do not know where this strange person lives, where he’s from, who are their friends etc and hardly know anything about them. It’ll be very hard vetting strangers online vs people in your community who people know more about so you can do you digging. I think the digital shift instead of meeting people naturally is further gonna deteriorate natural human interactions. Also if I had a daughter I’d be a bit worried that my daughter is finding her spouse online instead of reaching out to me, and I’ll do the search for her. Is there a shortage of people in your community to marry? Wallahu Alam Meeting people online can be very scary. I guess the online world is only good for Dawah or maybe if you wanna start up your own business or something. I’m very skeptical about the stuff I see online because when I compare things to reality, there’s a huge contrast. I miss the pre internet era where people valued real life experiences. May Allah make it easy for us and grant us all righteous spouses!

[@fatumahussein9604]

@@user-zy1gh5eh3zExactly you said this perfectly 👏🏽💯

[@fatumahussein9604]

Exactly I agree I say this every time

[@daebak_hana]

I 100% refused to put my pic up and refused to give it to anyone who asked. The right person will not be put off by this, if they are serious. I found that person.

[@lilacblue783]

This makes my hair stand on end. Its scary. May Allah protect us. Ameen

[@chinny_reckon]

That's so true, so often I notice story's about certain famous singers doing something awful and, oh! The exclamation marks that follow! oh, the shock! 'He did this! He did that!' and I'm thinking why do people presume a pop star or an actor to be more virtuous than anyone else?

[@FaiyadFit]

What human being today isn’t fallible

[@samihakhondoker2456]

i guess the youngsters were just so excited to see him bless. everyone loves his messages and talks

[@Lamin_TK]

ikr but he scared that, the shouting and screaming at his name that might scared him

[@s0ne01]

Excited for the wrong reason. If a knowledgable sheikh came they'd be silent...

[@nextupafrica9897]

I am a revert, 2 years in, Alhamdhuliah, just found your videos and really like your content. It's sad to see how we now have 'celebrity' religious figures that I honestly disliked from my previous life, where people astaghfirullah borderline worship these figures, may Allah help us....also I like the Halal dating app

[@FaiyadFit]

May Allah reward you 😊

[@Geppetto-fd5dy]

We must also be careful to not categorize the Prophet (PBUH) as more than a human, as you seem to imply throughout, for example by saying the problem of "Idolizing or glorifying so much of a human being takes you away from focusing on the real role model... the Prophet (PBUH)". He is the Messenger but also a human being.

[@nurainyyesuf]

U r doing great work Faiyad keep going brother respect and love from Ethiopia🇪🇹 to the3muslims crew 🙌💜💜💜🙌🙌

[@FaiyadFit]

Jazakallahu khair

[@BrnDm]

I read the title and thought it was hyperbolic for clickbait... My jaw dropped seeing those muslim sisters screaming for Akhi Ayman. May Allah guide this ummah and allow all muslim women, including me, to maintain their fitrah and hayaa.

[@Anonymouswwse]

Great video! Just wondering could you do a video on how to tell your parents you are interested in someone? Specifically from a girl’s perspective

[@purnamanight]

Im a Muslimah and this is so embarrassing. That's why women section are separated with men & a bit far away in place.

[@FaiyadFit]

SubhanAllah. Today the separation isn’t strong

[@purnamanight]

@@FaiyadFit I'm from Malaysia and they really take care of the women and men section in mosque

[@Sophomoros01]

Thank God 🙏, we are blessed to have a sister like you. 💖

[@MenkIsAMubtadiiDeobandi]

​​@@Sophomoros01brother do not freemix, your wife will probably not appreciate you praising another women

[@Sophomoros01]

First of all, why did you put that picture on your profile? What's the reason for it? Secondly, I didn't praise her for anything vulgar. I praised her because she is modest. What's wrong with that? Can you elaborate on your point? 🤔@@MenkIsAMubtadiiDeobandi

[@Germanian_Runner]

Barakallahu feek for the Video, may allah protect us from this fitnah...

[@FaiyadFit]

Wa barak feek ameen.

[@H.a.q.q]

This is the result of allowing free mixing.

[@FaiyadFit]

Absolutely bro. Many of these Muslim events don’t even have proper barriers

[@H.a.q.q]

@@FaiyadFit Exactly brother but when someone points it out then everyone looks at him like he is a radical extremist and the simps and feminists will be the first ones to start a cancel campaign. Some feminists go to the extreme of doing takfir of him...crazy days we live in.

[@RealKhalid]

Absolutely great reminder, People are just... people. We definitely should not hold people above our obligations and responsibilities for our religion and our personal lives.

[@unapollogetic6488]

Love this content

[@FaiyadFit]

Alhumdulillah. Lmk video topics.

[@unapollogetic6488]

@@FaiyadFit a video on being more productive would be great. I think if you do it in vlog style while narrating would blow up your channel.

[@Itz_ifa.]

0:25 AHAHAHAH THE PICTURE

[@Riz1akarizla]

Muslim sisters in the UK have lost the plot

[@fatumahussein9604]

At this point it’s all over the world

[@FaiyadFit]

May Allah protect us.

[@loudasalm7886]

Asalamoe Alaykum, I just subscribed and i don't know if you have made a video about this topic, but if you haven't... could you make a video about teenage years (for boys and girls) and how to use those years? Thank you✨

[@FaiyadFit]

I made one about lessons for teenagers a few videos back you’ll find it in sha Allah

[@FaiyadFit]

Walaikum Assalam Warahmatullahi Wabarakatu

[@BobTheSnail759]

I'm seeing a lot of angry comments so I just wanted to put this message across: If you feel that a sister or a brother needs guidance, guide them with understanding, patience, peace, compassion. Not only is that the correct way to teach in Islam, it will also raise the chance of them listening and acting upon your teaching miles more than judging them or being harsh with your words! This is important all-year-round but especially important in the month of Ramadan.

[@Niqabisister43]

Brother love your content. Keep it up! Love from Pakistan❤🇵🇰

[@FaiyadFit]

Jazakallahu khair.

[@riyah69.]

I would NEVER scream at any brother even if they are a good speaker.

[@rockinggaming7810]

Bro as you know Ramadan is coming so can you make a video how to do all the work. Like what time should we go to the gym and how should we manage online business, how should we manage recitation of the Quran along with studying and when should we train i.e. martial arts training and how much time and what time should be spent on each task. please make a video on this topic (Ignore my mistakes)😁

[@FaiyadFit]

In sha Allah akhi

[@lovleymoon7430]

i am happy that a lot of u think the same.. yes i understand that people can motivate u but praise them like a fan? just appericate the tips and learn and help others out with pure heart but a lot are not doing it like allah wants us i hope he forgives them and me for saying that i dont wanna judge but concert for our people

[@Ali-bq3qy]

Assalamualaikum brother, recently came across your channel and love your videos Allahuma Barik. Almost as if we’re the same person because we have the same view in almost all the videos I’ve seen so far😂 Here a new video Idea: Can you talk about the behavior aspect of the hijab. I’m in college and I see so many hijabi girls laughing and screaming with other men. There’s so many hijabi girls at my school that hang out with boys and have haram relationships. I feel like parents nowadays teach them to wear a hijab but not how to behave like a proper muslimah. Also make a video on how a proper Muslim should behave with non mehram women, ik these may seem like cliche topics but I think they still should be discussed. Our ummahs problem is that the women lack haya and the men lack Gheerah.

[@k0bsessed]

3:43 that question really got me stunned🤔

[@FaiyadFit]

Thought provoked

[@Abman31]

Couldn't agree more 👍

[@zaraki942]

This video is 💯

[@FaiyadFit]

May Allah allow me to only speak the truth. Let me know any video topics you recommend!

[@fatumahussein9604]

@@FaiyadFityou should talk about Muslim “influencers” and “content creators” and how they affect the Ummah badly, I’ve seen many following Islam to there desires and cherry picking the rules in Islam

[@zaraki942]

@@FaiyadFitthere’s something I saw akhi ayman share that I think is very important, it was about the niyah I.e intention and a hadith of good acts or other things of people but not for the sake of Allah. I think it’s a struggle to a lot especially with money, and maybe even knowledge or being a known person I’ve seen Sheikh Ibn Taymiyah speak about this as well and he always reminds himself that he’s doing it for the sake of Allah. I think this is one of if not the most important thing to remind us of.

[@IBAR_DAWAH]

0:01 really embarrassing how the women were behaving. Maybe this is what happens when the men don't have any gheerah - their women lose their hayā.

[@FaiyadFit]

May Allah correct us!

[@IBAR_DAWAH]

@@FaiyadFit Ameen akhi

[@MohammedYusuf-dv4sn]

Bro absolutely I feel the same when I see group of people cheering for a sports man ,and I felt that they are weak

[@throughthemagnifier9024]

May Allah grant us maturity. Ameen.

[@AyeshaNoor-tc9me]

Astagfirullah 10x Allah u Akbar 10x allhumdulliha 10x subhan Allah 10x la illa ha ilallah 3x Allah huma ajirni minanaar x3 Allah huma ini asaluka al jannah x3 jazakAllah

[@user-hr5tm8uw5z]

I love how he detoxed what needed to be detoxed long ago🙌🏻

[@jamdoughnut1873]

These people should ask themselves, if this is how they are with akhi ayman, how will they be when dajjal arrives.

[@Lampalot]

I like u brother, you value quran and sunnah. May Allah reward you.

[@misbahuddinsyed9118]

The reason behind this is that I think when we people being dieheart fans of celebs like Justin Bieber or Taylor Swift or Kpop suddenly become religious and then we bring that same culture to religious celebs and Shaitaan decieves us by us thinking thirsting over religious speakers is halal

[@FaiyadFit]

SubhanAllah akhi that’s true

[@ShiedofTheDeen]

Omg wallahi that’s the mosque I go to I am actually embarrassed lmao

[@SonGoku-dw5mx]

Very important points have been made in his video. The ummah today has lost its honor, and we are all responsible starting with ourselves. We glorify these celebrities or certain sheikhs and hop on these trends, straying so far from the laws ordained by the deen to the point we go astray. When i saw the sisters in the video having a whole heart attack in the video i cringed, cause it reminds me of how the trend for girls today is to become obsessed with famous celebrities and fan girl over them to the point they have no sort of Haya'. The brothers are of course not excused either, and we as Muslim men need to stop glorifying oher men and follow our role models, the Sahaba, and most of all Nabiyyina Muhammad Al Mustafa (SAW). Allah tells us in the Quran," Indeed, you have in the Messenger of Allah (Muhammad) the 'best example' ". We need to remain steadfast in holding on to Quran and Sunnah. I remind my beloved brothers and sisters in his comment section about a Hadith, and know that i advise you for the sake of Allah and my love for you, where the Prophet (SAW) says "A time of patience will come to people in which adhering to one’s religion is like grasping a hot coal". Know that the reward for us during this time will be the reward of 50 Sahaba.

[@_bounced3663]

1:26 i died

[@JEAGERlST]

The only people to behave like this are those who weren't raised well and don't respect bayt Allah.

[@HamzaKhan-es7rf]

Does that matchmaker actually have users in Ontario tho? I've tried other sharia compliant apps and they just don't have enough sisters in the age range that I'm looking for (18-22). I'm 22.

[@hanymut1721]

Assalamualaikum warohmatullahi wabarokatuh brother and sister ❤

[@FaiyadFit]

Walaikum Assalam Warahmatullahi Wabarakatu

[@KBMFilms2020]

Brother, when showing the results please blur the awrah ان شاء الله.

[@Somebody294]

Small note, you were critical of some people that give money to people that are reading the Quran or something; first, that same person could be donating ten times that amount to Muslims in need in private, second, one of the categories of charity is to those people for whom gifting them something may incline their hearts towards Islam.

[@VICTORIOUSAFGHANS227]

Aisha our mother May Allaah’s peace and blessing be upon her she said if our beloved prophet peace and blessing be upon him was witnessed what we saw in our period he would have definitely banned the women from going or attending at masajids. May Our Lord guide us and these western hijabies aameen

[@Synclon]

Bro This is Cringe and Embarrassing At the same time 💀

[@FaiyadFit]

May Allah protect us

[@suhaibsuhaib5947]

One day akhi gets hate by the woman one day they scream for him 😂

[@FaiyadFit]

The direction of the wind subhanAllah

[@abubakrali1796]

I rarely give likes, but this video got one.

[@FaiyadFit]

Alhumdulillah. Lmk video topics.

[@tannaz1262]

Great vid brother. I cant believe sisters behave this way. Astagfirullah

[@Dorothi1267]

Why do people do that wth, Allah SWT said that we will all stand together. We will stand side by side infront of our lord..💔 I literally saw young girls saying "bismalblackpink" AstagfiruAllah💀

[@ishhraq]

ay how do even have a silver play button in you back by having 11.6k subs?

[@FaiyadFit]

Who said this is my only channel akhi

[@ishhraq]

@@FaiyadFit What are your other channel name. Gimme plzz akhi

[@Sophomoros01]

@@ishhraq I think 3Muslims.

[@user-ij5sp4zv5h]

crazy because Ayman had already talked about his story yrs back and never gained alot of fans, but tiktok bought tons of fans

[@2based222]

Assalamu Alaykum Wa Rahmatuallahi Wa Barakatu. If I wanted to get get married to a non muslim woman, who is part of the people of the book, then how would the process of raising children go? This is just a question, and I know that you are not a sheikh or scholar. May Allah Bless You for your work

[@Sleepy_sandy]

So not halal mode why are they screaming at him like that is so messed up

[@itshaleemah_]

They are doing this celebrity culture thing, it’s embarrassing….. 🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴

[@weezyyoungking]

Wallahi I don’t think it’s fair to put Sheik Assim and Abu Taymiyah with those other individuals, these guys preach the manhaj of the salaf and call others to following Quran and Sunnah with the understanding of the first 3 generations. And they avoid any scandal. But 100% no human being should be worshipped . All humans are fallible in this religion except the Prophet ﷺ 1:19

[@ahmaduahmed8760]

Only Allah should be worshiped.

[@Itlaaqan]

Don't backbite muslims.

[@weezyyoungking]

@@ahmaduahmed8760 100%

[@weezyyoungking]

@@Itlaaqan how have I back bitten ?

[@FaiyadFit]

I put this to show that in front of Allah we’re all human and none of us are exempt from fallibility

[@AliA-qn3fz]

💙💙💙

[@mechanicalwerewolf1214]

That Suleiman guy you showed picture of he is a munafiq, Daniel exposed him, he is dealing with the Yahood and cults

[@nejad_ihsan]

Akhi, these are grave statements. If you're a layman, you could say "better not listen" or "he has mistakes" , JazakAllah Khairan.

[@mechanicalwerewolf1214]

@@nejad_ihsan kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3rchIqrqZqons0si=k0lU92WFHNxq47Qa

[@belovedbrothers]

all I can say anyone making youtube videos direct your audience to the scholars if your smart and study your deen and don't come with your opinions remember everything is a double edged sword

[@Urban_Revert]

Don't let any women to Akhi Ayman's events if they keep doing this stupidity.

[@kikikoko607]

I would advise the brothers, who make dars a.s.o. to not film close shots of their face, when recording their dars, because it's fitnah. A few scholars fround upon that, and I totally agree with them. The brother Fayiad himself, for example, doesn't do that, Alhamdulillah! I know, that's not the whole thing, that leads to this issue, but it would be at least less fitnah for women. Some fall in love because of this.

[@arlindkopliku4635]

Bro i have a genuine question, i agree with everything you say, but is it not same with prophets? We follow them like shirk? We idolize and try to do the prophet Muhammad lifestyle for example

[@FaiyadFit]

No because we don’t worship them. And prophets are absolved from mistakes unlike these laymen we follow. Prophets and messengers are God-sent role models and examples.

[@muhammadhaider6071]

Nope because obeying the prophet is definitely not worshiping him and allah told us to obey the messenger.

[@tajudeenbintijani]

Only God is in a category of His own as Creator (Supreme Being), everything else is creation (including human beings, angels etc.).

[@FaiyadFit]

Absolutely and that’s why we have to be cautious here

[@ahmedman8078]

I mean I do agree Akhi Ayman is very handsome but I don’t think I’d scream😅

[@FaiyadFit]

Allahumma barik yeah bro there’s no haya in that.

[@fyali1632]

Im so surprised this happen. Why these Muslima women not behaving themselves?????!!!

[@damurichannel]

talking about this (which i agree) while sponsoring an haram app for haram dating is wild

[@queeniman7177]

Hmmm. Shouldn't he just stop posting himself since hes causeing fitnah amongst the Muslim women? Just like yall tell Muslim women to stop posting online because it causes fitnah for men how about yall tell the Muslim men to just stop posting. Notice how in both of these situations the blame is on the women. Never seen a man tell men to control themselves and that what their doing is haram. But now that its women its.....somehow their fault....stil. Weird.

[@maeryum]

So you've identified the issues, where are the solutions?

[@longrunjoy3732]

You are very special please dont stop creating these videos you will blow up anyway

[@FaiyadFit]

May Allah allow me to only speak the truth. Let me know any video topics you recommend!

[@Makeitgreat1]

Once you start living in a box, this is the end result..

[@H786...]

bro we need to become rijal and get married asap because what is this crap

[@FaiyadFit]

Agreed! Lmk video topics.

[@iluvbacons]

I think they just look up to him and admire him?

[@KS-yz5mn]

4:53 can you please clarify what you mean by “men were raised by women and the women were raised by the internet”. Moms have been raising sons for decades, what exactly is wrong with that? And perhaps I’m mistaken, but are you saying women were raised via the internet?!

[@Sho-M3-Hear]

Can’t lie it’s the probably the same girlies who fangirl over celebrities, etc. aka: K-pop fans, cuz it defo giving that energy - Alhamdulillah being more Muslim practicing makes you realise how the western world gets you so deluded to end up acting in such ways. May Allah swt keep us awake to true reality and help us drop these bad habits and hold onto good ones, Ameen. - Feel like as girl/sister it is easy to fall into this when younger but when ur older you realise that as a woman and human tbh, everybody is human on this Earth, be it people you see online, in the movies, everyone has their flaws cuz Allah swt created us all. Ladies, please drop following things like celebrities, famous people in the instance that you start viewing them in a different light. Like if the Prophets and their wives, peace be upon them all, came in legit these worldly people 1) don’t really deserve such applause and shouting on entry into that room and 2) nobody would be screaming or anything like that if they were sat down, the one thing which would happen is people being sat in silence in awe of them and scared to even utter single word or something and the best interactions would be giving Salam to them, so it really is a matter of facing the reality. Be consistent in actions and intentions please - not just fangirl but even any fanboys. Salaam.

[@sergio0458]

This is kinda hilarious ain't gonna lie lmaooo

[@Princess786-c2r]

Sometimes I think to myself do these women have no conscious of shame whatsover to be screaming especially when theres other men around every true believing muslim female should have haya so they feel that shyness to not even speak or laugh out loud when there are other non mahrams there are certain ways where women should act infront on men thats how ive been raised up🤷‍♀.

[@mojamesillah2722]

Allahu Musta’an

[@khabibmia4558]

Asalamualaikum brother are you bangladeshi?

[@FaiyadFit]

Walaikum assalam yeah

[@S9.S4]

May Allah Keep You Clean Brother.

[@VIVI_IVIV123]

Akhi Ayman is really relatable, he's definitely helped me to reconnect with my deen at times when my Imaan is low. But he's right this kind of stuff does affect your intentions, why are we idolising people!? As a side note, this can be said for when people praise reverts too much. Like we appreciate encouragement, but it's so weird sometimes that some Muslims will put us on a pedestal, we're sinners too. We're literally just Muslims. All the praise can affect our intentions too, especially new reverts who don't know any better. They might start showing off to people for praise without knowing its haram and can lead to shirk. It does also put a weird pressure on us to be at a level we're not at yet. Advice is always welcome, but the judgement when we make mistakes is uncalled for, again we're not perfect or anything special just because we we're guided to Islam in a different way to born Muslims.

[@gamzesezer4384]

Men are not suppose to hear women sound , men and women should have haya, and Muslim people should not enter into place where people act against haya. I know that ulema, selefs, Tabiin , Ashab wouldn’t have given a speech after that entrance. They would go back. Cause they wouldn’t want to cause fitna, to been given importance , to hear women shouting that way… etc

[@FaiyadFit]

I agree may Allah help us!