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109 Tafseer ul Quran Surat Al Ma'idah Professor Dr Muhammad AL MASSARI (2022-09-18)

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109 Tafseer ul Quran Surat Al Ma'idah Professor Dr Muhammad AL MASSARI

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In "109 Tafseer ul Quran Surat Al Ma'idah," Professor Dr Muhammad al-Massari continues hisinterpretation of the Surah al-Ma'idah. He discusses the prohibition against depriving oneself of good things in life, as well as the importance of following Allah's commandments. He also reminds viewers of the characteristic of the final messenger of final Revelations - that some good things may have become halal due to historical context.

00:00:00 In this episode of "109 Tafseer ul Quran Surat Al Ma'idah," Professor Dr Muhammad al-Massari continues his interpretation of the Surah al-Ma'idah. He discusses the prohibition against depriving oneself of good things in life, as well as the importance of following Allah's commandments. He also reminds viewers of the characteristic of the final messenger of final Revelations - that some good things may have become halal due to historical context.

  • 00:05:00 Discusses the philosophy of politics and statecraft and how the prophets received a negative evaluation. It then goes on to discuss how alcohol was prohibited at the final messenger, at least some of which is in the Deuteronomy.
  • 00:10:00 discusses how Allah permits good things and how Muslims are safe from evil. He also discusses how meat can be good in moderation.
  • 00:15:00 a professor discusses the basic ruling of permissibility in Islam. He notes that prohibitions are just a precautionary measure, and that there is no one prohibition in Islam that is more important than any other. He also points out that the devil tries to undermine people's faith by convincing them that certain actions are prohibited by Allah. The professor provides a story illustrating this point.
  • 00:20:00 Professor Dr. Muhammad al Massari discusses the importance of proper understanding of religious doctrine. He discusses the example of a man who was given a small stone to use as a symbol of stoning the devil. He points out that if the man had chosen a larger stone, he would have been demonstrating that his mind was not working properly. He concludes the video by noting that extremism leads to destruction, and that proper understanding of religious doctrine leads to piety.
  • 00:25:00 Discusses the importance of moderation in religious practices, specifically in regards to the Hajj. It contrasts this with the practice of some extremists who blindly follow religious commandments without questioning their accuracy. concludes by discussing the prohibition of halal (ritual) slaughtering, which is seen as a particularly harmful way of practicing religion.
  • 00:30:00 Discusses the Islamic concept of halal, or permissible, and how to eat from what Allah has bestowed on you. It notes that even this is an "exception that's not standard," and that you should not be afraid of Allah or be too restrictive in what you eat.
  • 00:35:00 Professor Dr Muhammad Al Massari discusses the importance of oaths and their consequences. He explains that oaths can be broken for a number of reasons, and that an atonement must be made for the oath's breaking. He also discusses the Islamic tradition of oath-taking and its implications.
  • 00:40:00 explains that there is a dispute among scholars about whether an oath can be broken by expiration. Regardless, the speaker says that we should be thankful for the ease with which Islamic laws allow for oaths to be broken.
  • 00:45:00 Discusses the possible interpretations of the phrase, "If you save my child from this operation I will donate a thousand for whatever cause." One interpretation is that if someone saves a child's life, they must offer something in return, such as a donation to a charity. The other interpretation is that if someone asks Allah for something, Allah will not willingly grant it, even if the person offers something valuable in return.
  • 00:50:00 Discusses the various prohibitions associated with intoxicants and gambling, and provides a summary of the reasoning behind them. It also provides a perspective on Hezbollah's view on lotteries.
  • 00:55:00 Discusses how gambling can lead to financial problems and family problems. It also discusses how classical gambling is less popular but can still lead to problems.

01:00:00-02:00:00

Professor Dr. Muhammad Al Massari discusses the dangers of intoxication and how it can lead to domestic violence. He explains that while there are ways to prevent intoxication, such as being aware of crosswalks and watching for cars, it is difficult to counterbalance a society that is addicted to gambling.

01:00:00 Discusses the dangers of intoxication and how it can lead to domestic violence. It explains that while there are ways to prevent intoxication, such as being aware of crosswalks and watching for cars, it is difficult to counterbalance a society that is addicted to gambling.

  • 01:05:00 Professor Dr. Muhammad AL MASSARI discusses the prohibition of hammers in Islam. He notes that the prohibition is based on the principle of harm prevention, and that it is a strict prohibition. He also discusses the importance of understanding the definition of a hammer in order to avoid accidentally violating the prohibition.
  • 01:10:00 Discusses the danger of intoxication and how it can lead to conflict and hatred. It also points out that the General Commandment prohibits anything that leads to intoxication, including drinking alcohol and eating unhealthy foods.
  • 01:15:00 Discusses how, according to the Quran, the messenger (Muhammad) has only one duty - to clearly transmit the message entrusted to him. If someone turns away from the message, they know that they are accountable for their actions.
  • 01:20:00 Discusses Surat Al Ma'idah, which discusses stages in life, and how one should act during those stages. The professor argues that, while some actions during these stages are permissible, others are not, and that one should only partake in actions that are permissible.
  • 01:25:00 is a lecture by Professor Dr. Muhammad Al Massari on Surat Al Ma'idah, which discusses the general permission to eat and drink until the time it will be poor. However, there is an issue with the ayah's application to those who have died before, as it does not seem to apply to them until later. As such, there is no blame on the Believers for what they eat or drink, including consuming Hamburg Community Park.
  • 01:30:00 Discusses the principle that general and absolute laws can never supersede specific ones, and discusses an example of this in the Quran. then goes on to discuss how this principle applies to the prohibition of drinking alcohol. concludes by stating that there is no problem with someone later becoming more sophisticated in this area than those who were present at the time the prohibition was first revealed.
  • 01:35:00 Discusses the importance of context in history, and how different historical situations make it difficult to understand the wisdom of the sahaba (the prophet's companions). It also touches on the issue of stoning. explains that while stoning may be an obligation under certain conditions, it is not a punishment that applies to all believers.
  • 01:40:00 Professor Dr. Muhammad Al Massari discusses the meaning of the Ayah "eye for an eye," and how it does not obligate specific instances of violence. He also discusses other cases where the Ayah does not apply, such as when a Muslim King is attacked without provocation.
  • 01:45:00 Professor Dr. Muhammad AL MASSARI discusses the definition of intoxication and how it relates to the Islamic faith. He explains that in Islam, intoxication is only permissible if it is within a certain limit and that any amount above that limit is considered poisonous.
  • 01:50:00 Discusses the difference between intoxication and intoxication-level, and how it is important to do research in order to determine if a certain substance is intoxicating. Dr. Muhammad Al Massari discusses how some substances, like marijuana, are not as intoxicating as others, and how this can be a problem in terms of road safety. He also discusses how classical scholarship can be used to determine if a certain substance is intoxicating, but that this is not always done effectively. Dr. Al Massari concludes the video by discussing how intoxication-level can be used as an objective measure of how intoxicating a substance is, and how this can be a problem when it comes to substances like marijuana.
  • 01:55:00 The professor discusses the effects of alcohol on the body and why it is not considered Haram to drink alcohol-free beer. He also provides a laboratory result that backs up his claims.

02:00:00-02:25:00

Professor Dr Muhammad AL MASSARI discusses the Islamic perspective on the use of Hammers and Cutlasses. He states that, in principle, Hammers and Cutlasses are permissible if used in a safe and responsible way. However, he cautions that, if used in a way that is harmful, the user may end up suffering dire consequences.

02:00:00 The presenter explains that there is no evidence that consuming Quran reduces one's sex drive, and that it is up to each person to decide whether they find the act disgusting. He also explains that some people may become aggressive because of their physiology, and that there is no scientific evidence that Quran slimming works.

  • 02:05:00 Professor Dr Muhammad AL MASSARI discusses the Islamic perspective on the use of Hammers and Cutlasses. He states that, in principle, Hammers and Cutlasses are permissible if used in a safe and responsible way. However, he cautions that, if used in a way that is harmful, the user may end up suffering dire consequences.
  • 02:10:00 This Ayah from the Quran prohibits idols, or anything else used to worship, from being erected. This prohibition is backed up by various ayas from the Quran. The Ayah also warns of the consequences of engaging in shirk by slaughtering animals for idolatrous purposes. There is no equivalent in Islam for farak or equivalency, which means that the small amount of Hammer used for medical reasons is not addictive.
  • 02:15:00 The professor discusses the importance of understanding the fundamentals of Islamic law before making any judgments or rulings on whether something is halal or not. He argues that religious extremism can lead to disaster, and that the mindset of those who issue rulings on halal or Haram without understanding the details is more important than the details themselves.
  • 02:20:00 Professor Dr. Muhammad AL MASSARI discusses the topic of obsession and how it can negatively affect a person's life. He also discusses the importance of balancing foreign things in order to maintain a healthy balance in one's life.
  • 02:25:00 features Professor Dr. Muhammad AL MASSARI discussing the Surat Al Ma'idah. He discusses the meaning of the verses and how they relate to the overall message of the Quran.

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0:00:14 thank you
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0:00:47 episode 109 of our defere session of the
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0:01:28 today is the 18th of September
0:01:33 2022 Dr Muhammad al-masri continues the
0:01:36 interpretation of the theater Surat
0:01:38 al-maida we are now on Ayah 87 that's
0:01:42 Surah 5 87.
0:01:56 give us a couple of translations
0:02:01 just one second
0:02:17 oh you who have attained to face do not
0:02:19 deprive yourselves of the good things of
0:02:21 Life which God has made lawful to you
0:02:23 but do not transgress the browse the
0:02:25 bounds of what is right verily God does
0:02:28 not love those who transgress the bounds
0:02:30 of what is right
0:02:31 next translation believers do not
0:02:33 deprive yourselves of good things in
0:02:36 life which God has made lawful to you
0:02:37 but do not exceed the limits of what is
0:02:40 right God does not love those who exceed
0:02:42 the limits of what is right okay
0:02:45 both are not very satisfactory because
0:02:48 the first they said do not make Haram
0:02:51 with Allah do not make Haram what are
0:02:54 the good things
0:03:01 to be forbidden or Haram it's not that
0:03:04 you believe yourself you may deprive
0:03:06 yourself for medical reasons whatever no
0:03:07 but this is the issue is really
0:03:08 declaring it to be Haram what is being
0:03:10 permitted
0:03:13 uh and then the rest of the is almost a
0:03:16 repetition of the phrase at the end of
0:03:18 the ifight in the course of Allah
0:03:22 so exactly so
0:03:27 prohibiting what Allah had permitted
0:03:30 uh is as bad as fighting those who do
0:03:33 not fight us because they're both our
0:03:35 translocation causing over the bounds of
0:03:37 Allah Commandments whatever the command
0:03:39 this is to fight only those who vitals
0:03:41 and abstain from the username or
0:03:44 declaring
0:03:46 because Allah does not have the
0:03:48 transgressors
0:03:50 uh further notices about the area so it
0:03:53 is really uh
0:03:56 admonishing that nobody should declare
0:03:58 Haram what Allah but there's a small
0:04:00 interesting point
0:04:03 of the good things
0:04:05 which is a hint that what has been made
0:04:08 Halal is essentially more or less the
0:04:10 good things and good things are more or
0:04:12 less made this is one of the
0:04:15 characteristics of this final messenger
0:04:16 in the final Revelations them is very
0:04:19 well possible that some some evil things
0:04:21 have made halat and some good things
0:04:23 have made Haram
0:04:25 for various issues of wisdom related to
0:04:28 the historic context like for example I
0:04:30 usually give the two examples one
0:04:32 example is that Heritage monarchy
0:04:34 Kingdom that they had that the society
0:04:36 is being managed by a king otherwise the
0:04:39 one who owns who have the right to
0:04:41 ownership so that you are essentially
0:04:42 his subjects not his citizens and and it
0:04:45 will use the model language that was not
0:04:48 the case for when Israel when they were
0:04:49 in the time of Judges they were managed
0:04:51 by the prophets and the prophets were
0:04:53 equal under were heads or president
0:04:55 Primus enterpartis ahead but on the
0:04:59 under equal with consultation and so on
0:05:01 obviously the prophets being unfavorable
0:05:03 received evaluation they will make
0:05:05 certain judgment based on this
0:05:06 unfalability but there are other things
0:05:08 they consult that's very clear they will
0:05:09 be Consulting because they are Primus
0:05:11 interpartists they are ahead or under
0:05:13 equal and not they don't own the people
0:05:15 they are just managing the People by by
0:05:18 Divine injection
0:05:19 because Prophet was not sealed at that
0:05:21 time yet so there were prophets after
0:05:23 prophet and prophets then they came we
0:05:25 discussed that in baqarah to prophet
0:05:27 Samuel uh which is the essential the
0:05:31 Hebrew the colon does not mention his
0:05:33 name but we know from the Old Testament
0:05:34 to the book of Samuel number one Samuel
0:05:36 says the same but this is a smile will
0:05:39 be more Arabic derivatives uh this is
0:05:42 the one who listened to Allah
0:05:48 and they argued about him that they want
0:05:50 to have a king so that they can fight
0:05:51 the enemy That's The Many Men actually
0:05:53 men claim that they want to fight
0:05:55 because the king will will have more
0:05:57 discipline there that's what they think
0:05:58 in their Twisted mentality but Allah
0:06:01 answer to them and obviously was quite
0:06:03 upset because this means they they don't
0:06:04 want his leadership because he is the
0:06:06 the at the time he was the major prophet
0:06:10 and there were other arguments that your
0:06:12 sons are taking your bribes etc etc
0:06:15 maybe true or not true is not relevant
0:06:17 if the sons are taken right they should
0:06:19 be checked out that someone is so
0:06:20 appointed us so that's the that's not a
0:06:21 solution to other Kingdom
0:06:23 and they complain to Allah According to
0:06:25 some will I mentioned the story quickly
0:06:27 just to remind us of that because it's
0:06:29 an important issue in fellow so the
0:06:31 philosophy of politics and
0:06:33 statecraft and uh and you said why you
0:06:37 are upset they because obviously some
0:06:39 will recognize perceive that and they
0:06:41 don't want his leadership say no no they
0:06:43 don't want actually it's not related to
0:06:46 they don't want me Allah to be their
0:06:48 King
0:06:49 as they have forsaken me with adopting
0:06:51 the golden calf Etc I mentioned all the
0:06:54 translation when I saved them for
0:06:56 intelligence and they rewarded Me by
0:06:58 adopting the golden calf etc etc so it's
0:07:00 not against you it's against me
0:07:02 tell them
0:07:05 if they choose a king the king will be
0:07:07 oppressor they will be able used and
0:07:09 there's a long list of what things can
0:07:11 do like a point to take your girls
0:07:13 daughters to to be to be uh to be a
0:07:16 cosmetician and uh combing his own
0:07:19 daughters take your kids uh to be
0:07:21 running in front of his horses and be
0:07:23 working as God essentially enslave you
0:07:25 tell him that he went back and told them
0:07:27 they said insisted
0:07:30 although I sent him back saying that if
0:07:32 that's if the king the king will
0:07:33 inevitably ultimately become through the
0:07:35 oppressor and uh and uh and the
0:07:37 transgressor then in that case
0:07:41 you will supplicate against the king you
0:07:43 choose for yourself and this system you
0:07:45 should I will not listen to your
0:07:48 supplication forget about that I will
0:07:50 not just I will not I will not step in
0:07:52 to help you I guess your own chosen
0:07:54 Kingdom kingship
0:07:56 and he went back to them and they
0:07:58 insisted and ultimately the sun will
0:08:00 salute the wrong one the tallest one in
0:08:02 the in the nation was appointed King and
0:08:03 then the whole story continues with
0:08:05 David and the struggle and all these
0:08:07 problems
0:08:08 so obviously King she was prohibited is
0:08:11 an evil system it's clearly from the
0:08:12 whole discussions and evil system I say
0:08:15 if you want to have a king essentially
0:08:16 don't want to allow the real king king
0:08:18 in the prophet sense the one who owns
0:08:20 really owns and legislate
0:08:24 the word King can be applied to anyways
0:08:27 having power this one we could be
0:08:28 elected could be accountable that's not
0:08:30 a king in the thing of not a technical
0:08:32 thing since these guys so it was
0:08:34 permissible for them
0:08:36 on their own request
0:08:39 as a punishment for them and for the
0:08:41 stiff headless and so on so Allah can
0:08:43 permit evil things
0:08:48 the system would not have been his
0:08:50 kingdom without Allah's permission
0:08:51 definitely and we know another evil
0:08:53 example for example of Halal for a long
0:08:57 period of times it is uh alcoholic
0:09:00 beverages because the evil sides of
0:09:03 alcoholic beverages outweigh but vastly
0:09:06 outweigh the positive side the trans
0:09:07 positive side mother there's business
0:09:09 around it there's money making the whole
0:09:11 profession that sometimes a considerable
0:09:13 section of the population live on that
0:09:15 and put on even planting the the grapes
0:09:18 for that and so on so it has economic
0:09:20 value you know that but the total sum of
0:09:23 the of evil and and the problems
0:09:25 resulting from alcohol consumption uh is
0:09:29 definitely outweigh that but it was
0:09:32 permissible all this is essentially an
0:09:34 all in all in with all all balancing
0:09:36 calculations in the universe assets will
0:09:39 seen everywhere in the world also is
0:09:40 that
0:09:42 it's evil and then ultimately it was
0:09:46 prohibited at the final messenger
0:09:54 at least some of that in in the
0:09:56 Deuteronomy some of it although Jews are
0:09:59 concussion denied that if it announces
0:10:01 Muhammad but we don't matter about that
0:10:03 the Quran representative will come to
0:10:05 that inshallah and we'll scan these
0:10:07 issues in in due course in more details
0:10:09 he says one of his characteristic of
0:10:13 this final messenger that He commands
0:10:15 good and favorite evil and that he uh
0:10:17 and he permits all good things
0:10:20 and prohibits all evil things so the
0:10:23 final messenger is is safe as the final
0:10:27 message is safe from permitting evil
0:10:29 things
0:10:30 just as a punishment or as a temporary
0:10:33 political certain National that's good
0:10:34 and also All Good Things none of them
0:10:37 will be prohibited so we can't say that
0:10:40 good things what's the meaning of good
0:10:42 things things meaning good in the career
0:10:44 in the creatives The Sign of the
0:10:45 universe like for example uh let's say
0:10:48 uh
0:10:50 vegetables consumable vegetables are
0:10:53 good for for human consumption so they
0:10:55 cannot be prohibited
0:10:57 even those who have a bad smell like uh
0:10:59 produce bad breaths like like onion and
0:11:02 so on they were not prohibited because
0:11:04 only the bad smell which is a minor
0:11:06 aspect has a special injunction that you
0:11:08 don't go to the Masjid and unless you
0:11:11 have brushed and remove this and a bad
0:11:13 smell from your mouth so you don't
0:11:14 disturb other other people in the
0:11:16 machine that's all so there's no
0:11:17 prohibition from eating them because the
0:11:19 good side of them except a bad smell and
0:11:21 the bad breath the good sale outweigh
0:11:23 the evil part
0:11:25 Etc
0:11:27 so this we are safe in the final
0:11:28 messenger so we can say that what is
0:11:31 creatively good by Allah
0:11:33 and it's only good by Allah says because
0:11:36 the universe all over the universal law
0:11:38 system is contingent it's used by Allah
0:11:41 there's no necessity that vegetables are
0:11:43 good it's by the Jesus of the initial
0:11:46 conditions which kickstarted that
0:11:47 Universe which led to the development of
0:11:49 life on Earth possibly other planets
0:11:52 the system so is so tuned that the
0:11:55 majority of vegetables are good for
0:11:57 human beings some of them will be
0:11:58 poisonous and you are not allowed to
0:12:00 take them because of their armpoint
0:12:02 effect not because they are had another
0:12:03 issue because they are harmful and
0:12:05 anything harmful which the deadly poison
0:12:07 that is prohibited to take it
0:12:10 but does not exclude taking it in small
0:12:12 amount under proverb
0:12:15 professional provision supervision as a
0:12:17 medicine that's something else Etc
0:12:19 so we are safe from that and this is
0:12:22 alluded to that do not prohibit what the
0:12:24 good things
0:12:25 that's what Allah are intrinsically good
0:12:29 or overwhelmingly good the good side of
0:12:31 this is overwhelming with like for
0:12:34 example look at at
0:12:36 the meat for example meat is good for
0:12:39 you definitely and you can't consume it
0:12:41 and actually if you look at biological
0:12:43 development of humans if you have
0:12:45 subscribed to the evolution Theory which
0:12:47 is there's no reason not to subscribe
0:12:49 one important aspect of growing a large
0:12:52 Brain and so on it needs enough energy
0:12:54 which is which is not easily found in in
0:12:57 vegetables unless you will consume huge
0:13:00 amounts if you consumer ones you have to
0:13:02 have a huge body like the elephants but
0:13:04 the huge body will undermine the
0:13:06 necessity of developing a big brain so
0:13:08 you have your if you want to package a
0:13:10 good brain good brain to body size you
0:13:14 have to have food over millions of years
0:13:15 which contains high density energy under
0:13:19 Smith
0:13:25 besides eating fruits and so on they
0:13:27 were eating worms awaiting uh very
0:13:29 nutritious you may find it disgusting
0:13:32 nowadays but at that time because they
0:13:34 like this and that's contributed to the
0:13:36 development in addition to other
0:13:38 developments like for example freeing
0:13:40 the hands standing upright so the head
0:13:42 can't go back and the Brain can grow all
0:13:44 of these complicated things which
0:13:46 abiologists can explain to you
0:13:48 so Sumit is good but taking meat
0:13:50 excessively tend to to produce the
0:13:53 famous problems of good Etc and all
0:13:56 these things and issues of cholesterol
0:13:58 Etc so
0:13:59 but overwhelmingly gets good
0:14:01 everything taking in a reasonable within
0:14:03 its reasonable bounds so that's the
0:14:06 general philosophy of foreign so
0:14:07 prohibiting things now someone could say
0:14:09 prohibiting what Allah permitted which
0:14:12 is basically and we say the basic ruling
0:14:13 of everything is permissibility
0:14:16 so prohibiting it is really undermining
0:14:18 the basic uh the basic ruling of Allah
0:14:21 and also under the basic design of Allah
0:14:25 in the universe that the basic
0:14:26 essentially everything is universe is
0:14:27 bad until proven otherwise no that's not
0:14:30 the way but essentially Muslims is well
0:14:32 synchronized and and the biological
0:14:35 development on earth and the balance of
0:14:37 nature is good for the application
0:14:39 including that that the lion is for
0:14:42 example normally the the weaker of of
0:14:45 the zebra and so on and the sick of the
0:14:47 zebra is cleaning the genetic pool and
0:14:49 so on it's good for the for the zebraic
0:14:51 population over the Long Haul and good
0:14:53 for him providing food Etc but that
0:14:56 Alliance could possibly eat a human by
0:14:59 mistake or because your interim
0:15:00 corrosionist domain does not negate that
0:15:02 the existence of lion is good for the
0:15:04 environment and for the balance of
0:15:05 nature
0:15:06 for example so everything in the
0:15:08 universe essentially is essentially good
0:15:09 for other things fits nicely but bring a
0:15:12 ball balanced environment until humans
0:15:14 usually usually humans are the corporate
0:15:16 who mess up with the environmental
0:15:18 balances by by going overboard and
0:15:21 transgressing their limits and so on
0:15:24 so
0:15:25 the design of the universe is assessing
0:15:27 is nicely snug and fitting together I
0:15:29 mean good at each IAS component is good
0:15:32 for the others that's the basic
0:15:34 situation
0:15:35 few things may be not good for others
0:15:37 like for example humble but humble is
0:15:38 actually not that what happened in the
0:15:40 universe by Nature yes
0:15:42 games sometimes ferment where they are
0:15:45 still where they are picked by bears and
0:15:47 have some fermentation but maybe that's
0:15:49 how a human detected fundamental gear at
0:15:52 the beginning but the deliberate process
0:15:54 of fermentation is mostly a human
0:15:55 Invasion which led to high concentration
0:15:57 of alcohol and all the problems with
0:15:59 drinks if you if you pick up this a
0:16:02 couple of grapes which have been
0:16:03 fermented because they have a bed they
0:16:05 have picked them and they started
0:16:06 fermenting they will not get drunk or
0:16:08 not get any problem maybe you get even
0:16:09 some benefit from minimal amount of
0:16:11 alcohol but the process which human
0:16:14 developed that's when introduce the evil
0:16:16 in it because of a human design and
0:16:18 unbearable but we're not going to
0:16:19 discuss this philosophically anything in
0:16:22 the universe basically which exists is
0:16:24 having its place it's good it fits with
0:16:26 the other things
0:16:27 except few things for some reasons and
0:16:30 so on so the basic ruling of
0:16:31 administrative is hinted also here
0:16:33 number one secondly prohibited with
0:16:35 Allah has allowed which is the majority
0:16:39 of things the majority of action
0:16:40 majority of thoughts majority of
0:16:42 considerations even thoughts in your
0:16:44 mind there's no prohibition to think
0:16:46 about anything
0:16:47 unless injunction come that you should
0:16:49 not think I don't I'm not aware about
0:16:51 any injunction yes or the only thing
0:16:54 what we have is that the people start
0:16:56 thinking who created this or until they
0:16:57 say who created Allah if you reach this
0:17:00 level and stop and say
0:17:01 why not that the thought itself is evil
0:17:05 because that you are ended in the point
0:17:07 which is what the meaning of the cell
0:17:08 existing and this is a very deep
0:17:10 philosophical point and the devil is
0:17:12 trying to undermine uh the the national
0:17:15 Necessities so this the solution is to
0:17:17 know and then give the solution Festival
0:17:22 may Allah protect me from the devil and
0:17:24 secondly I know that there's no sim
0:17:26 nothing equal to Allah so it doesn't
0:17:29 apply him the question who created him
0:17:31 because he is the creator he's the
0:17:32 necessary existing and statisticated by
0:17:34 definition is not created so he gives
0:17:36 you the solution but tell you how to do
0:17:38 that when you reach that point where to
0:17:39 stop because you're still digging the
0:17:40 question meaning it is your satisfying
0:17:42 uh listening through the whispering of
0:17:44 the table that's the only thing I
0:17:45 remember also also the admonishment
0:17:47 don't discuss the issues of Kadar unless
0:17:49 you know what you are saying because if
0:17:51 you discuss the issue of Qatar and you
0:17:53 are right
0:18:02 that's the only thing I remember
0:18:04 admonishing not to think about any
0:18:06 figures anything else you can think
0:18:07 about you can analyze you can imagine
0:18:10 nobody prohibits you from anything
0:18:11 except obviously the the ones who
0:18:14 believe that the basic ruling is not
0:18:15 permissibility or less permissibility
0:18:16 needs whatever it doesn't need so it is
0:18:19 a hint here it is woven in the structure
0:18:21 of the eye and prohibiting Khaled
0:18:26 is just deviating from the basic ruling
0:18:29 of permissibility at the basic ruling a
0:18:32 basic structural whether everything is
0:18:34 systematically good and well will fit
0:18:36 together in this quite well-fitting
0:18:38 universe
0:18:41 the water from that is a transgression
0:18:44 and Allah does not love it doing that is
0:18:46 the translation Allah does not show some
0:18:48 people think oh prohibiting something
0:18:50 Halal is maybe a a matter of safety we
0:18:54 can be saved this way uh they call it
0:18:56 sometimes and things like that also
0:18:58 which is just things which you are not
0:19:01 certain Haram you avoid just for safety
0:19:04 that's
0:19:05 being cautious that's it because you
0:19:07 don't know but if you know
0:19:10 just do it
0:19:16 the famous story when people kept asking
0:19:18 the wife of the world what's what's his
0:19:19 say bad what he's doing because the
0:19:21 misunderstanding of everybody that's
0:19:22 clear you see the Mr static start from
0:19:24 that time because in Medina's visitors
0:19:26 didn't happen in Mecca in Madina
0:19:28 dominant narrative before that was the
0:19:30 Jews and the Jews
0:19:34 definitions acts of worship standing up
0:19:36 more uh frustrating things like that
0:19:38 these are these are what they could
0:19:40 declare ibada is the the shallow
0:19:43 definition of ibada but it's not that
0:19:44 bad but it's just recognizing Allah
0:19:50 so they can ask you about his ibada
0:19:54 and then
0:19:55 then
0:19:56 too little
0:19:58 they could do better they thought that
0:20:01 another person came to know that and he
0:20:03 rebuked them without missing them in
0:20:05 public and say how come that people
0:20:07 claim that that they will be fasting
0:20:10 without a without ever breaking the fast
0:20:13 or they will be standing all night in
0:20:15 prayer or they were abstaining from from
0:20:17 Marita
0:20:19 intercourse regarding intercourse as
0:20:22 something low and and dirty or something
0:20:24 like that you see you see the Jewish
0:20:26 Christian spirit in method of course
0:20:28 intercourse and so on is there
0:20:32 be aware I am the one who is most
0:20:34 unaware and knowledgeable about Allah
0:20:36 and Allah and the most Pious under you
0:20:39 you will not be outclass me in piety and
0:20:42 I I fast and break fast I pray sometimes
0:20:45 at night and pray some part of the night
0:20:47 every night I pray Sometimes some bread
0:20:49 and and I might marry women
0:20:52 to be really a full man filling his own
0:20:55 shoes have several women that can
0:20:57 satisfy all of them
0:20:59 so he who does not follow my example is
0:21:02 not for me it doesn't belong to me so
0:21:03 get out of your obsessed mentality
0:21:05 obviously
0:21:07 by by by
0:21:10 contact with terminating their thoughts
0:21:12 by by interaction with the Jews and so
0:21:14 on and their their view of worship also
0:21:17 purposely some Christian their view of
0:21:19 of Monk mongod and Monastery and
0:21:21 celibacy and all of these Twisted views
0:21:23 which do not fit to the reality with the
0:21:25 universal reality no has nothing to do
0:21:28 so as a matter of fact prohibiting I
0:21:31 would say prohibiting what what is what
0:21:33 is halal what's uh and what's good
0:21:36 is worse than Allah because always will
0:21:39 say about Haram is most likely will be
0:21:42 looseness and will be will lead to some
0:21:44 a bit of the degeneration and debauchery
0:21:47 but for everything what's Halal leads to
0:21:49 extremism is more destructive according
0:21:52 to the Hadith
0:21:53 when he said uh commenting whenever I
0:21:57 mentioned that Hadith several times
0:21:58 information again is very important
0:22:03 that's fine and that's the last thing
0:22:05 which he did essentially of legislative
0:22:07 things except a few things before his
0:22:09 death so in the final in farewell after
0:22:12 departing
0:22:14 going to miss dalifa and in that stage
0:22:17 he had been a bus behind him because he
0:22:19 has been abused sometimes sometimes
0:22:21 sometimes another guy okay maybe
0:22:25 one of the three they were changing
0:22:28 sometimes this one sometimes this one so
0:22:29 he please all of them very close to his
0:22:31 heart
0:22:36 these are already almost in marriage so
0:22:40 in that phase he was with a prophet in
0:22:41 the back of the common and when they
0:22:43 said that in in muzdalifa he he told him
0:22:47 about a Bus shows for me some some uh
0:22:50 stones for stoning the devil next day
0:22:52 and the other next day so he need to
0:22:55 solve the devil in the first day second
0:22:56 day third day so did three times seven
0:22:58 twenty one so when I said for he didn't
0:23:00 know why but he shows a small nice
0:23:04 surround Stones which look nice and
0:23:06 they're small they're no larger than
0:23:08 humbles humbles is what you call today
0:23:10 chickpeas possibly even the smaller
0:23:12 chickpeas what's called split piece
0:23:14 something like this that size
0:23:16 and then here I gave it to him he put it
0:23:18 in his hand he was admissible he was
0:23:20 born in the morning and talking to the
0:23:21 people obviously people around him
0:23:23 during the pilgrimage where people were
0:23:24 almost almost squeezing him in the
0:23:27 corner to listen what he's ordering to
0:23:29 learn from him and so on and many people
0:23:31 were listening and seeing that and they
0:23:33 said
0:23:35 far more
0:23:37 at least the size of stone is the right
0:23:39 one
0:23:40 yeah that's fine okay this is a good
0:23:42 good what's the problem with that was
0:23:45 again a great issue but the comment of
0:23:47 that is quite shocking
0:23:56 because what destroyed the previous
0:23:58 Nations is going extreme in British as
0:24:01 you say the empires not opposite not
0:24:03 being negligent because everyone exists
0:24:06 know he's negative may he may correct
0:24:07 but they weren't going extreme thinks
0:24:09 he's right which is pure but he is
0:24:12 supreme and he goes further and further
0:24:14 until he goes out of the bound of the
0:24:16 religion because of extremism
0:24:22 larger stones
0:24:24 I think this is more Pious this shows
0:24:27 that you don't have a right mentality
0:24:28 because these stones are just a symbolic
0:24:30 act we don't think that that's called
0:24:32 the shaytan the big shaitaan that they
0:24:34 should understand it's not that even
0:24:36 it's not there it's just a simple a
0:24:38 place symbolizing where the Sheldon
0:24:39 appeared to Abraham with three thousand
0:24:42 years ago or something from our time it
0:24:44 is almost 4000 years ago that's it it's
0:24:46 just a location
0:24:48 there's no fair plan there it's not
0:24:50 being stored your story is a symbolic
0:24:52 Act
0:24:53 is enough to have the smallest Stone but
0:24:56 if you choose larger Stone you think you
0:24:58 are hitting the devil show that your
0:24:59 mind is not working properly second if
0:25:02 you take a larger stone or some people
0:25:03 take even shoes and throw them you can
0:25:05 see that some of the Egyptian brothers
0:25:07 are very sentimental
0:25:10 and emotional they do that
0:25:13 is very well possible that the stone
0:25:15 will miss that that pillar there almost
0:25:18 hundreds of Thomas
0:25:20 and it hits someone to plug his eye out
0:25:22 or fit someone with a shoe in the face
0:25:24 imagine break his nose
0:25:28 we just figuring the sense of the Hajj
0:25:30 to have peace and tranquility and so on
0:25:32 and even throw you should throw in a
0:25:33 reasonable that reach that symbolic well
0:25:36 that's all you don't throw with utmost
0:25:38 energy as if you are we are trying to
0:25:41 kill a lion
0:25:43 so here even start there so look at the
0:25:47 occasion we commented
0:25:49 with this size with this size like this
0:25:52 choose for your stoning and don't be
0:25:55 extreme in religion meaning indeed
0:25:58 meaning here being religious being
0:26:01 devoted to the
0:26:02 because the Deen itself is well defined
0:26:04 to the Revelation Revelation fixed is
0:26:06 known but the Devotion to the adoption
0:26:08 of deed you may go into extreme by
0:26:11 making such mistakes such as logical and
0:26:13 philosophical and actual mistakes
0:26:15 and the problem with roofedin which
0:26:18 prohibiting the what's Halal is part of
0:26:21 it is that it instigates you to do more
0:26:24 and more until you go overboard
0:26:26 and you lose the orientation
0:26:30 under and maybe destroying yourself and
0:26:33 that's what destroy whole Nations the
0:26:36 things which the tornations are four or
0:26:38 five one of them is extremism and
0:26:40 religion so
0:26:43 prohibiting prohibiting Halal is worse
0:26:46 than Allah
0:26:48 take it as always generally although in
0:26:50 certain illustration the other one may
0:26:52 be more for a certain person but for
0:26:54 everything the Halal is the way to go
0:26:56 extremely religion and then have have
0:26:59 marginalized yourself out of the rest of
0:27:01 humanity which are usually well balanced
0:27:02 and normal and easy going and then
0:27:05 you'll be the international Society you
0:27:07 would have done it will end developing a
0:27:09 mentality that I am the saved one
0:27:12 everyone is perished they will they will
0:27:14 never be saved just avoid them don't
0:27:16 touch them don't test them don't talk to
0:27:18 them don't listen to them like exactly
0:27:20 what you see with salafi or the most
0:27:22 nowadays are essentially government
0:27:24 agency arthritos they have nothing to do
0:27:26 they are not extreme religion the
0:27:27 extreme and submission to rewards but
0:27:29 initially started like that initially
0:27:32 started like that
0:27:33 and there are few trades that trees
0:27:36 Nursery leaders who took them all the
0:27:38 even in material obedience they go to
0:27:40 extremism and all of this it's the same
0:27:42 mentality of extremism of God putting
0:27:44 yourself in a corner and in a cocoon and
0:27:47 secluding yourself
0:27:48 so that's that's all what what they'll
0:27:50 say the Shadows of the Ayah not the
0:27:52 direction is clear do not prohibit for
0:27:55 the last permitted and this is a
0:27:57 transgression Allah does not have the
0:27:58 transcription but the hints and the
0:28:00 underlying experiment also the other
0:28:02 eyes is they give you uh
0:28:06 they give you uh and if you check the
0:28:09 call answer barely anywhere that there's
0:28:11 an attack against the one who is
0:28:12 allowing or permitting with what Allah
0:28:15 badly it's usually the other opposite is
0:28:18 usually the threat and the warning don't
0:28:21 attack
0:28:23 prohibition don't prohibit things which
0:28:25 Allah has allowed don't even oblige to
0:28:27 him on a personal level you should have
0:28:28 the right to do like the prophet did
0:28:30 when he promised some of his wives that
0:28:32 he will not enjoy a relation to his own
0:28:36 once woman she had the right to do just
0:28:38 to please them because he was which I
0:28:40 did what do you please for that
0:28:43 for you
0:28:45 if they're not like they can
0:28:48 test that is
0:28:52 why do you prohibit yourself that was
0:28:54 not about emissions and so legislation
0:28:56 but a Prohibition says that I will not
0:28:58 do that I will abstain from it on my own
0:29:00 show it's just to please my wives no
0:29:01 even that is not it's not desirable
0:29:04 even that is not his animal
0:29:07 even that is not desirable so there's
0:29:10 more rebukish in the Quran through of
0:29:12 prohibiting what's Allah has allowed
0:29:13 than allowing what Allah has prohibited
0:29:16 much more
0:29:17 but you may or may not find anyone I
0:29:19 don't remember we passed any example
0:29:21 which which
0:29:24 accept an example of the of the of the
0:29:27 sanctuary month and then the injunction
0:29:30 don't trust against the exercise and
0:29:32 make it permissible but this is just
0:29:34 affirmation that you you'll be cautious
0:29:35 when there's some currency of doubted
0:29:37 the sanctioned or not assume it is
0:29:39 actually Roman because this is really an
0:29:41 important things to establish peace and
0:29:43 Security in Arabia at that time and a
0:29:46 few equations like that in a specific
0:29:48 situation but a general rule
0:29:52 permitted is the worst possible action
0:29:54 from the two
0:29:57 and then it continues then further
0:29:59 injection that continue guys do enjoy
0:30:02 the Halal and benefit from it
0:30:04 next is
0:30:18 translate one second okay thus partake
0:30:22 of the lawful good things which God
0:30:24 grants you assessment and be conscious
0:30:26 of God in whom you believe that's
0:30:28 translation partake of the lawful and
0:30:30 good things which God has provided for
0:30:32 you and be mindful of God in whom you
0:30:34 believe
0:30:35 again translation also not satisfactory
0:30:37 against them some scam the mentality of
0:30:39 wahhabil or prohibitive mentality in
0:30:42 demand because the issue and eat from
0:30:44 that what Allah has bestowed on you
0:30:47 in its state it's attribute the standard
0:30:50 acute is halal by you it is permissible
0:30:52 and it's good so what Allah has bestowed
0:30:54 to you whatever it is you can assume to
0:30:57 start with is halal and type unless
0:31:00 compelling reason tell you ah no this is
0:31:02 because whatever Allah bestows on you
0:31:05 could be Haram it's very word possible
0:31:08 because whatever you get for example
0:31:09 let's say you do a business transaction
0:31:11 a user's transaction and you get money
0:31:13 from that
0:31:14 do you think it has came from the devil
0:31:15 no it came from Allah without Allah
0:31:17 permitting in the universe he's the one
0:31:19 provided with you but we know that but
0:31:21 it's actually an injunction that is
0:31:24 but still that is good from Allah the
0:31:27 scholarship are good is this is is there
0:31:29 is Haram risk something money coming to
0:31:32 you Haram money and so on because of
0:31:33 your misdeeds obviously is this from
0:31:35 Allah it's from Allah ultimately
0:31:39 it could not happen without Allah
0:31:41 permission
0:31:49 because of the free choice you made it
0:31:51 but it's provided by Allah don't think
0:31:53 you you made it but you were Ingenuity
0:31:55 and you're you're trickery you know if
0:31:58 Allah is not allowed to have the deal to
0:32:00 go they usually still to go it would not
0:32:01 have come so it's provided by Allah
0:32:03 that's the correct point of view
0:32:04 everything you receive is provided by
0:32:06 Allah
0:32:07 but generally say eat from it because
0:32:10 you can't assume safely on everything
0:32:15 goodness
0:32:19 with the exception we know
0:32:21 because you know if you are using this
0:32:22 contact and you know it is a contract
0:32:24 then you know that your thoughts gets
0:32:26 the limit
0:32:27 and that's whatever can provision for
0:32:29 Allah is definitely notanti because you
0:32:31 have chose the hour
0:32:32 but this is the exception that's not
0:32:33 standard so whatever comes you plant
0:32:36 someplace other some new plans come some
0:32:38 new opera.com should not expected like
0:32:42 for example
0:32:43 three is go grow in your orchard which
0:32:46 you do not plant but they they were
0:32:47 planted by the way by the Bears or
0:32:49 whatever or some seeds which were in the
0:32:51 ground and now they mature then came out
0:32:53 and then yeah
0:32:54 and the fruits must be and they said
0:32:57 unless a good reason someone said oh
0:33:00 this this three is poisonous don't eat
0:33:01 from it then then we we have to look at
0:33:03 that matter otherwise we can assume save
0:33:05 this a lot and it's good so eat from
0:33:09 that then you consume that what Allah
0:33:11 knowing that it's Halal standard states
0:33:15 with the exception we know that's weird
0:33:17 or exceptional
0:33:19 protect yourself from Allah
0:33:25 and whom you believe you claim to be
0:33:27 believing in him so you have to be
0:33:29 conscious of him and you're conscious
0:33:30 about what how he created the universe
0:33:32 with everything basically good and
0:33:34 permissible and how he religiously it
0:33:36 with basically actions and things are
0:33:39 permitted and so on so consume from them
0:33:41 don't hesitate don't but it seems to be
0:33:43 when the next I will show that even this
0:33:45 is it other people making an awesome
0:33:46 everything to them some subsets not in
0:33:49 the method of legislative prohibition
0:33:50 but prohibiting some symptoms from
0:33:52 something which is halal uh just this is
0:33:55 like like a like an oath or something
0:33:57 like that even that's that's regarded as
0:33:59 making Haram halal not in the sense that
0:34:02 you become a cafe but in the sense you
0:34:03 have transgressed by this oath and give
0:34:06 you the way how to get out of the earth
0:34:07 so the next Ayah shows that possibly all
0:34:10 this is is just an introduction that you
0:34:13 should not get involved in such Oaths
0:34:15 and prohibiting yourself some things
0:34:17 future and that's what may be a reason
0:34:19 also that the prophet was shied that he
0:34:22 to please his wife and avoid family
0:34:24 headache said I will never touched that
0:34:26 that one's woman who has the right to
0:34:29 touch no that's not the way to go but
0:34:31 forget about that until which I did for
0:34:34 that but investigated
0:34:46 okay foreign
0:34:58 God will not take you to task for oath
0:35:01 which you may have uttered without
0:35:03 thought but he will take you to task for
0:35:06 oath which you have sworn in earnest
0:35:09 thus the breaking of an oath must be
0:35:11 atoned for by feeding ten needy persons
0:35:13 with more or less the same food as you
0:35:16 all want to give to your own families
0:35:17 all by closing them or by freeing a
0:35:21 human being from bondage and he who has
0:35:23 not the wherewithal shall fast for three
0:35:26 days instead
0:35:28 this shall be the atonement for your
0:35:30 oath whether whenever you have sworn and
0:35:33 broken them but be mindful of your oath
0:35:36 thus God makes a clear unto makes clear
0:35:39 unto you his messages so that you might
0:35:41 have caused to be grateful next
0:35:43 translation
0:35:45 God does not hold you accountable for
0:35:47 oath thoughtlessly sworn but he will
0:35:50 take you to a task force earnestly sworn
0:35:52 oath
0:35:53 so the breaking of an oath must be
0:35:55 atoned by feeding ten needy persons with
0:35:59 the same food as you would want for your
0:36:01 own family or by clothing them or by
0:36:04 freeing a slave and if a person cannot
0:36:06 find the means to do this he will Fast
0:36:09 for three days this will be the
0:36:11 atonement for your oath whether you have
0:36:13 thrown and broken them be careful with
0:36:16 your oath God makes his message messages
0:36:19 clear to you so that you may be grateful
0:36:21 yeah so this is very clear I'd say so
0:36:24 the horse which are not really done in
0:36:26 ears with the intention to have also
0:36:28 binding
0:36:29 Allah most people will say by God is
0:36:33 that has happening tell me I urge you
0:36:35 about God tell me the story and things
0:36:37 like that that's that's not an oath
0:36:39 that's it and Arabs have the Habit to
0:36:41 use that more frequently seems to be a
0:36:43 Christian and European have less Habit
0:36:46 to use the Oaths so so in a loose way
0:36:48 because they regarded as some kind of
0:36:50 swearing and sinful maybe and person
0:36:53 because in the tradition they don't have
0:36:55 a weight of the way to get out of also
0:36:57 expiration except by extremely
0:36:59 complicated in the case of Judaism I
0:37:01 don't have a case of Christian they
0:37:03 might have also the same complications
0:37:04 as far as I know and getting out but in
0:37:09 Arabia and so on it seems we thought
0:37:10 they were more easy going with this
0:37:13 Etc that that's not like our but if it
0:37:15 says episode you have a dispute or some
0:37:17 Say by Allah I will never enter your
0:37:19 house that's obviously a Fair mall and
0:37:22 then you recognize this as it should not
0:37:23 have been said like that
0:37:40 and not controlling yourself and
0:37:43 watching or your tongue and your heart
0:37:45 you have to to get out of it some of us
0:37:48 you must get out of his master like like
0:37:51 not entering someone else forever that's
0:37:53 Marcia should never make an oath that
0:37:55 you will not you not enter the house of
0:37:57 your neighbor that's that's not that's
0:37:59 not allowed you should visit your
0:38:01 neighbor you should be kind to him and
0:38:02 so on you are angry today yes but
0:38:04 tomorrow you will be happy or one day
0:38:06 after tomorrow one month or one year but
0:38:07 not forever something like this is not
0:38:09 allowed and you are not allowed even to
0:38:11 give that oath it should break it but
0:38:13 breaking costs you something because you
0:38:15 made it to the first place other things
0:38:17 you may can also sound word
0:38:19 that for example is permitted for you to
0:38:21 avoid having intercourse with your slave
0:38:23 points woman
0:38:25 or to produce your life or not to please
0:38:27 whatever you can't do it that's no
0:38:29 problem with that you can upset I I
0:38:31 bought here just for service not not for
0:38:33 anything else for example and you can
0:38:35 make oath on that
0:38:38 but even in that because you're you're
0:38:41 making it forever
0:38:43 who said it should be favorable you may
0:38:45 buy here with the intention that she
0:38:46 would be just a good cook but down the
0:38:48 road she maybe become a good cohabitant
0:38:51 and so on so should not exclude that and
0:38:53 that's what it was shaded for especially
0:38:55 tutu to please the wives who are
0:38:57 plotting I'm not another very nice plot
0:38:59 they should they don't deserve to to
0:39:01 have this the the the this facility
0:39:04 we'll come to that later later in the
0:39:06 Quran about that's what happens either
0:39:08 way it is generally advisable not to do
0:39:12 Oaths even the one if you will make an
0:39:15 oath photo that's for example and this
0:39:16 is also undesirable let's say if Allah
0:39:19 cure my ear my son is in a
0:39:21 life-threatening situation if he survive
0:39:22 this operation it's on me I make a
0:39:25 covenant with Allah will make an author
0:39:27 myself that I will uh feed maybe a
0:39:30 hundred
0:39:31 or give one a thousand or a thousand or
0:39:35 a million to this and that charity
0:39:37 that's binding that you cannot get out
0:39:39 of that
0:39:48 it will be sinful to get out of that and
0:39:51 there's a dispute particular Scholars
0:39:52 can you get out of that by expiration or
0:39:55 you must fulfill it
0:39:57 these are the authors and the noodle
0:39:58 which you must fulfill the one which is
0:40:00 going to contend ah charity to someone
0:40:02 but something pure Halal or something
0:40:05 possibly even Haram that you have
0:40:09 not allowed to fulfill under the
0:40:11 expiration so whatever it is about the
0:40:13 issue of the if you make an author
0:40:21 is it allowed to get out of that by
0:40:23 expiration there's a there's dispute
0:40:25 between Scholars make your pick
0:40:27 according to the best of your conviction
0:40:29 my feeling is that if you do that then
0:40:32 then
0:40:33 you are stuck you have to fulfill it you
0:40:35 cannot do an expiration because there's
0:40:37 an obedience to understand you promise
0:40:38 to Allah so you have to deliver as no
0:40:40 doubt about that but the other point
0:40:43 ruins also have certain Arguments for it
0:40:45 in either case
0:40:47 that oauth either it must be broken or
0:40:51 or to be better to be broken or it's not
0:40:53 either broken in any case the expiration
0:40:56 is listed clearly in ascending order
0:40:58 either you feed 10
0:41:00 poor with the with the with a similar
0:41:05 food and feeding let's say data stance
0:41:08 if you feed one machine for a full day
0:41:11 10 of them for a full day breakfast only
0:41:15 so a full day Russian or give them the
0:41:17 necessary things so that he can cook and
0:41:18 all the necessary things
0:41:20 this one
0:41:22 better even than that is clothing 10 of
0:41:25 the skins
0:41:27 and even higher is freeing a Slave
0:41:31 irrelevantages I believe or
0:41:33 non-believable it's just a human slave
0:41:34 it's a human neck has to be freed in
0:41:37 that that in other places
0:41:42 is is the injunction here it is
0:41:45 believer on unbelievable it doesn't
0:41:48 matter
0:41:49 but if someone does not have any one of
0:41:51 these some people may be begging poor
0:41:53 they cannot feed 10 Mesquite maybe they
0:41:54 are not able to feed themselves or done
0:41:57 whatever it is everyone will be able to
0:41:59 fast three days and they don't they
0:42:01 don't need to be their sequence
0:42:03 three days they don't need to be in a
0:42:06 sequence they could be in a sequence
0:42:07 they could be scattered but three days
0:42:10 so this is the explanation of your oath
0:42:12 if you make an author from oath not just
0:42:15 to Allah he come here I am something we
0:42:18 should just say just just felt like like
0:42:21 a just a like congratulations
0:42:23 punctuation mark of the speech which is
0:42:25 very common in Arabia at that time and
0:42:27 it's still until now but not as common
0:42:29 in the West admittingly
0:42:31 but Hebrews as much as you can
0:42:34 that's that's also an injunction keep
0:42:36 your oath especially if you if you may
0:42:39 understand the authority on which people
0:42:41 say that you've made an oath that you
0:42:43 will be that you will be uh doing a
0:42:46 charity or something like that you have
0:42:47 to keep it you cannot just say oh
0:42:49 there's an expiration and get out of it
0:42:51 no
0:42:54 because you have promised Allah
0:42:56 something which is desirable and good
0:43:01 so that Allah this way explain you that
0:43:03 I has told that you'll be a bit thankful
0:43:05 yeah so we are thankful for everybody
0:43:07 thankful here because the previous
0:43:09 religions they don't have this facility
0:43:11 if you get an oath sometimes you get
0:43:13 stuck in such a way it's almost a fix
0:43:16 you don't know how to get maybe if you
0:43:18 if someone of you having a Jewish friend
0:43:20 or Jewish scholar you can ask him how to
0:43:22 explain it towards and in July it's
0:43:25 extremely difficult and complex
0:43:27 this could be like a nomination for your
0:43:28 rest of your life here it's not it's
0:43:31 things had been East alhamdulillah and
0:43:33 that's the reason you should be thankful
0:43:34 for this easement from the previous uh
0:43:37 Revelations harsh injunctions about
0:43:39 Oaths or extremely harsh rejections
0:43:41 about Earth
0:43:43 in this religion alhamdulillah the
0:43:45 injunctions are very mild even possibly
0:43:48 too lenient
0:43:50 except even truly and some scholar went
0:43:52 even in the Oaths related to doing a
0:43:54 charitable act that you can't get out of
0:43:56 by expiration
0:43:58 but uh I I don't think this is a
0:44:01 stronger point of view
0:44:02 make an ought to do something halal
0:44:05 or
0:44:07 then it's desirable to break it anyway
0:44:10 or doing something hard that is a must
0:44:12 to break it in a way and do the
0:44:13 conspiration
0:44:15 so that is but this is
0:44:18 and the general rule that Michelle said
0:44:20 even doing an author for example uh uh
0:44:23 he has or another called Netherland it
0:44:27 is Duty on me on Allah that if if my my
0:44:31 son survived this operation I will
0:44:33 donate so much sincerity he dislikes
0:44:36 that say you should not do that under
0:44:38 the middle of a nice statement say this
0:44:42 another you know
0:44:43 and the scholars are it is that's the
0:44:46 way you extract from the stingy one the
0:44:49 scholars are divided the meaning of this
0:44:51 sentence that's the that such always
0:44:53 Alex that's the way you extract from the
0:44:55 stingy one does he mean that the one who
0:44:57 doing that oath is somehow secretly
0:45:00 assuming that Allah has stingy and you
0:45:02 have you have to make him an offer to
0:45:03 get something from him instead of saying
0:45:06 please please Allah let my son survive
0:45:08 the operation and you have to offer
0:45:10 something that as if Allah is stingy if
0:45:12 you ask him just plain without any offer
0:45:14 that's one more possible interpretation
0:45:16 I'm feeling more inclined with this
0:45:17 reputation the other one say the oath
0:45:20 people are sometimes sometimes uh uh
0:45:24 Allah let them fall in also allow them
0:45:27 to fall in all because they are stingy
0:45:28 and this way they are forced to do
0:45:30 charity that's also a possible
0:45:31 interpretation for the phrase
0:45:35 but I'm more inclined to the first one
0:45:38 because if you look at it
0:45:40 what does it mean if you say to Allah o
0:45:42 Allah if you save my child from this
0:45:44 operation I will donate a thousand for
0:45:47 whatever cause
0:45:49 this looks like I should I think Allah
0:45:52 will if you ask Allah to save your child
0:45:55 just without any conversation or any
0:45:57 offer something he will fail to do that
0:46:00 that is somehow stingy or something and
0:46:02 that's why I have the feeling that's the
0:46:03 better interpretation
0:46:13 you have to offer something to get for
0:46:15 him something no you don't need
0:46:17 you just supplicate that Allah saves
0:46:19 your child you don't need to make an
0:46:20 oath
0:46:21 Allah is able to fulfill it without any
0:46:23 any you don't need to reward him with
0:46:26 the Charities
0:46:28 it's a mentality which is not good I
0:46:32 think that's the main reason the main
0:46:33 meaning of in the most let's be that's
0:46:37 that that's what that's the way to
0:46:39 extract from the stingy that the one
0:46:40 doing an oath in Allah in that sense is
0:46:43 essentially uh uh having some some
0:46:48 not expressed I would only archival
0:46:50 exercise that but just believable but
0:46:52 somehow deep inside he cannot overcome
0:46:55 the idea that Allah will be will will
0:46:57 save his son just for free just just
0:47:00 because he is applicating and showing
0:47:02 poverty and need he needs to offer
0:47:04 something that's not that's not the way
0:47:06 he deal with Allah Allah is the ultimate
0:47:08 generals
0:47:10 that's my feeling is the better
0:47:12 interpretation
0:47:13 and even then we have we have even the
0:47:17 uh we have even the the how do you think
0:47:20 if if you don't ask Allah if you don't
0:47:22 supplicate Allah to give you things and
0:47:23 ask for things he become angry with you
0:47:26 just the opposite of human beings that
0:47:28 other people people if you ask people
0:47:29 for anything favor or even alone they
0:47:31 are
0:47:32 they're upset even your own children or
0:47:35 parents
0:47:38 consider that Allah if you don't ask him
0:47:39 he becomes angry
0:47:41 if someone who becomes angry if you ask
0:47:43 him for everything
0:47:45 and ask us ask to to to substitute for
0:47:50 any calamities even if you break your
0:47:52 shoelaces this is a calamities
0:47:54 absolutely you have Allah loves that
0:47:57 because it's absolutely generous so why
0:48:00 then offer that if you if you save my
0:48:02 child I'm going to have a shot of 100.
0:48:06 it gives the feeling that you somehow
0:48:10 subconsciously think Allah is stingy I
0:48:12 need to offer something to get something
0:48:13 no you don't you just ask
0:48:16 and if you don't ask he becomes angry
0:48:18 so let's step in that interpretation
0:48:20 about about us but that's such olds and
0:48:23 if you have you have committed such oh
0:48:24 you got stuck you have to complete it
0:48:26 you have to give it a shot because
0:48:28 there's pleasing to Allah the charity
0:48:29 follows
0:48:31 because Allah did the side of the
0:48:32 bargain which you should not have done
0:48:34 in the first place but he didn't stuck
0:48:36 we have to get it
0:48:38 you cannot get out I don't think you can
0:48:40 get out without fulfilling it unless you
0:48:42 are unable that's something else
0:48:44 check I got a quick uh um just a slight
0:48:47 Annex so it's clear that vein O's are
0:48:49 not the same as genuine Oaths but
0:48:51 doesn't the Quran criticize Allah in
0:48:54 general terms making such also not good
0:48:57 it is it seems to be a lot does not
0:49:00 account for you but it's not desirable
0:49:02 and this is also protect your oath
0:49:04 meaning don't use Allah names just in
0:49:07 vain like that like at a punctuation
0:49:09 mark
0:49:20 in the Arabic language like someone
0:49:23 talked about it there was a lady from
0:49:25 Scotland here and you know we were a
0:49:27 parliamentary meeting and then said she
0:49:30 was very nice talking to you she didn't
0:49:32 she didn't know it was the f word so
0:49:33 that is using the f word normally she if
0:49:37 you have to respect you otherwise she
0:49:39 used the f word like a punctuation mark
0:49:41 if this if that
0:49:44 that's not good neither
0:49:46 I think it was the f word this book
0:49:48 question mark in the in the English
0:49:49 language not using the Divine name or
0:49:51 also as a punctuation mark affirmation
0:49:54 exclamation and things like that should
0:49:56 be avoided
0:50:00 but there's no clip prohibition for that
0:50:02 because he will not accountable that
0:50:04 meaning it is not possible to give you
0:50:05 but protect your protect your talk try
0:50:08 to avoid saying is Allah indeed
0:50:18 and these others
0:50:20 or social media not not with the firm
0:50:23 intention to have an author commitment
0:50:25 it's just like a book situation
0:50:27 linguistic device of exclamation uh
0:50:30 affirmation things like that
0:50:34 after that
0:50:36 the major prohibition of Hamra and
0:50:39 maester has come which Omar was
0:50:40 supplicating because actually hamro was
0:50:43 never hinted to be good
0:50:45 even in in Mecca the ioc about the
0:50:48 Frozen soundtrack uh
0:51:06 what is
0:51:09 the first one then the prohibition of
0:51:12 playing while you are intoxicated
0:51:16 uh
0:51:17 do not play while you're intoxicated so
0:51:19 that you know what you are saying I said
0:51:21 because some people say prayed while
0:51:24 they're sophisticated they have Twisted
0:51:25 eyes upside down on the a supplication
0:51:27 table asking from acid and asking for
0:51:30 condemnation or condemning themselves
0:51:32 asking myself for the enemy I think that
0:51:34 because you are simply not in command of
0:51:37 your mental capability and distinct this
0:51:40 thing making a distinction between
0:51:41 yourself and so that's that's not
0:51:43 allowed so if you are intoxicated you
0:51:46 are not allowed to play
0:51:47 so you have to recover this means
0:51:49 obviously that the time of drinking
0:51:51 should be secluded until later because
0:51:53 if you think they're doing it during the
0:51:55 day unlikely that you will be non-toxic
0:51:57 skating you'll be missing Salah so the
0:51:59 only time people will be having a
0:52:01 possibility of drinking
0:52:03 behaving people in Medina that's the
0:52:05 majority of Sabo and like that is that
0:52:07 after Aisha and you can drink a bit
0:52:09 maybe get intoxicated sleep at Fajr you
0:52:12 will wake up recovering maybe with a big
0:52:14 headache but you're already covered
0:52:15 you're not intoxicated so that was the
0:52:18 first second stage and Sarah was saying
0:52:20 Allah show us a clear injunction about
0:52:22 Hammer there's not enough this is not a
0:52:24 clean engine we need more clear until
0:52:26 the eye of prohibition has come
0:52:30 which says
0:52:42 oh you who have attained to Faith
0:52:44 intoxicants intoxicants and games of
0:52:47 chance and idolatrous practices and the
0:52:49 divining of the future Alberta Lonesome
0:52:52 evil of Satan's doing
0:52:53 shun it then so that you might attain to
0:52:56 a happy State translation Believers
0:52:59 intoxicants gambling idolatry and
0:53:01 fortune telling are about repugnant and
0:53:03 evil acts they are evil acts of Satan
0:53:06 shaytan avoid them so that you may
0:53:09 prosper
0:53:14 it's actually betting the challenging
0:53:17 someone I bet I bet that this horse will
0:53:19 win I say no the other horse and then
0:53:21 you have a beta and maybe it becomes
0:53:23 more complicated than they have
0:53:24 bookmaker and you have all these these
0:53:26 companies and so on who who will take
0:53:28 the both sides of the BET nowadays has
0:53:30 been so sophisticated you bet against
0:53:32 the company the company over certain
0:53:34 odds you bet that for example Manchester
0:53:36 City will win the next game for 3-2 for
0:53:38 example and the company takes the other
0:53:41 side and then they other people will bet
0:53:43 the other side so the company but take
0:53:44 both sides become like a market meta
0:53:46 maker a bet maker and in most cases
0:53:49 except in the more rarest of occasion
0:53:51 they make money in between they're the
0:53:54 one who making definite money is the
0:53:55 company with rare exceptions
0:53:58 and uh the both sides are usually the
0:54:01 loser
0:54:03 that's it so this is the my Series this
0:54:05 betting it's not Gabriella so I don't
0:54:07 think Lottery is a force under that but
0:54:09 I don't want to discuss that today we
0:54:11 discussed it maybe another occasion and
0:54:13 there's a point of view of Hezbollah in
0:54:15 Lebanon which seem to be sound that the
0:54:17 lottery is not really a betting it is it
0:54:20 is a it is putting in a pool of Charity
0:54:23 and people take and to encourage people
0:54:26 to put in a pool of Charity they they
0:54:28 allocate certain prices according to a
0:54:31 drawing of numbers which is a which is
0:54:33 uh which is casting lots so it says
0:54:35 really the betting
0:54:41 logical structure is different because
0:54:44 you see for example the law about a
0:54:45 lottery in Britain is different than the
0:54:47 law about complete it's completely
0:54:49 different and so another thing has
0:54:50 nothing to do with the company something
0:54:51 else so myself is complete betting and
0:54:53 gambling why Lottery is not public it's
0:54:56 something else but that's not our
0:54:58 discussion today so this is the gambling
0:55:00 is
0:55:01 these two Hammer is something you drink
0:55:03 Meister isn't something you do an act
0:55:05 unsub are the high places in the Old
0:55:08 Testament or like like the uh like the
0:55:11 altars of idols and al-islam is that
0:55:14 domination arrows they used to have
0:55:16 something like definition others they go
0:55:18 to the idol or the cabin they go to
0:55:20 someone
0:55:21 who throws certain Arrows with that they
0:55:23 have certain words on that and then
0:55:25 based on that you make a decision like
0:55:27 for example you want to go on a business
0:55:28 trip then you go to question the gods or
0:55:31 question even Allah by Islam
0:55:34 by throwing
0:55:36 by throwing arrows and usually they have
0:55:39 uh uh Arrow saying yes I rather know so
0:55:43 I will repeat things like that and you
0:55:45 throw it then you pull the arrow which
0:55:46 is no say this trip is not good don't go
0:55:49 that's Aslam that's not casting a lot
0:55:52 casting lot bigger Castle between you
0:55:54 cannot take your wife so you have two
0:55:55 lives like a boss used to do you have to
0:55:57 if you've got uh several wives you can't
0:55:59 talk all of them with your in a in a
0:56:01 battle campaign
0:56:03 so for whatever reason there's no
0:56:06 necessary sufficient system and stay uh
0:56:09 it's not practical to take all of them
0:56:11 but you take one of them okay you don't
0:56:13 go to the one you love most the one
0:56:15 who's looking but doesn't work this way
0:56:17 you cuss slot and whose lot come out see
0:56:20 the one will go with you you like it or
0:56:22 not like that's leaving the decision of
0:56:23 Allah who will take his position that's
0:56:26 not asking about the future that's
0:56:27 asking who will be the eligible one for
0:56:30 various choices which cannot be all
0:56:31 taken the ideal case if you take all of
0:56:33 them with you but that's not always the
0:56:35 case possible so we have two cast slots
0:56:38 or for example in the Hadith it will be
0:56:40 at some time if the people knew that how
0:56:43 virtuous is to do that in a Masjid they
0:56:46 would be casting lots out of that so
0:56:48 everything no no I'm not allow you to do
0:56:50 that I want that virtue and the other
0:56:52 one said I don't want to I'm from the
0:56:54 community Here Local I can't do the
0:56:55 other why you should be the other why
0:56:57 Why Not Me
0:56:59 Etc now without this usually appointed
0:57:00 by some Authority and so on which is a
0:57:02 question mark but leave that out of the
0:57:04 question
0:57:05 other community is having a Masjid on it
0:57:07 for example under
0:57:09 how come that you are I want that virtue
0:57:11 of that I want that so how to settle the
0:57:13 matter by casting lots if the we will
0:57:15 knew how much virtue in doing that they
0:57:18 would be casting lots we will get the
0:57:20 position of what then but people do not
0:57:23 do they don't have to record it's a
0:57:24 virtual and most of them are running
0:57:26 away from this because it means
0:57:28 commitment you have to go to the message
0:57:30 that father opened the door and things
0:57:31 like that and they are lazy but
0:57:34 otherwise if they really recognize how
0:57:35 virtuous is they would be casting out
0:57:37 that competing around it
0:57:39 and sometimes in in I think I think it's
0:57:41 about Islamic battles
0:57:43 like like having a small group or
0:57:47 penetrating in the enemy or doing some
0:57:49 some almost suicidal operation they were
0:57:51 competing and casting lots
0:57:53 who will do that yeah
0:57:55 so the customer says don't have problems
0:57:57 they're not Islam Islam is divination
0:57:58 and through predicting the future by by
0:58:01 asking the gods or asking the karma or
0:58:03 asking God to give them the answer no
0:58:05 you plan your trip look all our
0:58:08 possibilities and then rely on Allah and
0:58:10 hit on and go to the trip
0:58:13 you know you know the way you know where
0:58:15 are you going you know the market
0:58:16 situation you have done your due
0:58:18 diligence and study and you concluded
0:58:20 that this trip is good I can make money
0:58:22 I can buy and sell with reasonable gain
0:58:27 why are you asking anything do it you
0:58:30 are creating your own future and your
0:58:31 own your own destiny nobody is creating
0:58:34 YouTube for you you are creating for you
0:58:36 by Allah and permission let's go and do
0:58:39 or you study a trip
0:58:41 if you are completely an
0:58:44 unbalanced Water trip then you have to
0:58:47 make some other way of finding or find
0:58:50 make a solidity asking Allah to inspire
0:58:53 you what's the better if you're gonna
0:58:55 make a decision
0:58:57 but not going uh throwing arrows that
0:58:59 say yes no don't go repeat things like
0:59:01 that that's not the way Aslam so all of
0:59:03 these are evil things from the action of
0:59:05 the devil
0:59:11 deliberately was used for it etc etc
0:59:14 that's what Miser is doing the ACT
0:59:16 obviously because it tends it ends be
0:59:19 making some people become addicted to
0:59:21 also gambling and the uh miss their
0:59:24 financial lives and to cause trouble for
0:59:27 their families and just listen to that
0:59:29 if you have listened recently the recent
0:59:31 few years even though discussion of the
0:59:33 parliament that they were about 400 000
0:59:36 cases of problems financial problems
0:59:38 because of of betting because you're
0:59:40 betting
0:59:42 and family problems and so on because
0:59:44 it's become addictive it besides that if
0:59:47 it's direct classical betting nowadays
0:59:48 is less but time pass it was man against
0:59:51 man
0:59:52 underneath create hostility and that
0:59:54 there is an invitation for the idol
0:59:56 party to cheat
0:59:57 and try to change the result like for
0:59:59 some of the horses
1:00:01 and then if the one who thinks that
1:00:03 during the race that his horse is losing
1:00:05 he may tell some people to disturb there
1:00:07 is or hit the thus led to one of the
1:00:10 major Wars before Islam the world
1:00:15 the the owner of that has made a bet
1:00:18 with the owner Robert was was a female
1:00:20 horse a mayor which nobody called outrun
1:00:25 and they said my dad has full outline it
1:00:28 and they made a better huge amount of
1:00:30 money whatever it is that wasn't a
1:00:31 tissue the issue that during the there
1:00:33 is the one of dahis was afraid that he
1:00:35 would lose because never defeated before
1:00:38 so he put one of his tribes people in a
1:00:40 in a in a place because it was longer
1:00:43 and several miles
1:00:44 and told it if you see that has coming
1:00:46 forward then strike some some some piece
1:00:49 of cloth in front of herza so she's
1:00:51 Disturbed this disturb is enough for
1:00:53 that has to break over and this was
1:00:55 happened when the other side knew that
1:00:57 that this cheating was happening it
1:00:59 erupted the war between the two tribes
1:01:01 which which continued for several
1:01:03 decades
1:01:04 this is something which leads to war and
1:01:08 bloodshed is definitely satanic gonna be
1:01:10 from Allah no stop this
1:01:14 someone is intoxicated extensicated
1:01:19 a good fraction of men when they're
1:01:20 going back home from the pub they beat
1:01:22 their wives up
1:01:24 that's happening here that's not we
1:01:26 don't need we don't need to go to S3
1:01:28 five cases and even the time
1:01:31 and we told the delegation of the case
1:01:34 don't do this nabid it's slightly
1:01:38 different in this device in these kinds
1:01:40 of utensils because they tend to ferment
1:01:43 very quickly
1:01:44 to the level that you become intoxicated
1:01:46 is not an abys there's not a Halal nabit
1:01:48 which is a minimal alcohol or there's
1:01:50 good taste no it is and then it may
1:01:54 happen that someone of you will pull the
1:01:55 sword and strike his brother injure him
1:01:57 in the state of intoxication and the
1:02:00 narrator say there was one man who had
1:02:03 an injury in his foot he was covering
1:02:04 shamefully it was a the injury was
1:02:07 happening from such a uh and they were
1:02:10 in a drinking Pub and then they have a
1:02:12 dispute and every one of them are absent
1:02:14 in his mind and this was his cousin and
1:02:16 he struck him with assault injuring
1:02:17 himself and he was covering this into
1:02:19 the out of shape so in that delegation
1:02:22 there was someone who suffered that
1:02:23 under segregation of few people so in in
1:02:26 every corner of a street you will find
1:02:28 people who have suffered something
1:02:29 because of intoxication
1:02:31 what accidents or you don't you don't
1:02:33 watch crossing the road and being
1:02:35 override by by cars or any type of
1:02:37 animals all of that is is evil it's not
1:02:39 good
1:02:40 the worst thing is obviously the family
1:02:42 disputes and the beating of wives and so
1:02:44 on and and beating of kids in in a
1:02:47 possibly brutal and injurious way
1:02:49 because this is well known this is so
1:02:52 many cases here of domestic violence are
1:02:54 also a result of what because you are
1:02:56 consumption of alcohol considerable
1:02:58 number of them for other reasons like
1:03:01 dispute and so on yeah but but open the
1:03:05 door because the barrier of internal
1:03:07 control is lower and then the suspicious
1:03:10 innocent and violence happens so this is
1:03:12 from the Devil the same with myself
1:03:13 which made it to Wars and confrontation
1:03:16 nowadays the issue that someone will
1:03:17 fight against the other one who won the
1:03:19 bet is unlikely because we have these
1:03:21 companies in between but then we have
1:03:23 the evil of addiction and and messing up
1:03:25 the finances of the family
1:03:27 with the result that that uh that family
1:03:32 finances and life is upside down because
1:03:34 most of money is going for betting and
1:03:36 losing
1:03:37 and that's a very common answer there
1:03:39 are many cases and the Parliament have
1:03:40 discussed that but they did not get
1:03:42 themselves to to a clear prohibition
1:03:44 although they have is that the certain
1:03:46 websites advising you gamble responsibly
1:03:48 and things like that that's all what
1:03:50 they are able to do now because simply
1:03:53 especially in England the English are
1:03:54 very addicted to gambling very difficult
1:03:57 to win them out of that seems to be
1:03:59 extremely difficult and many businesses
1:04:01 depend upon that and even spots most of
1:04:04 a good Flagship response is depending
1:04:06 upon that so it's very difficult to go
1:04:08 against that in a capitalist Society
1:04:10 individually Society
1:04:12 because they're related to belief to
1:04:14 false belief about the universe and
1:04:16 Allah action the universe Ensemble
1:04:19 usually
1:04:20 altars of Idols absolutely don't know
1:04:23 because there are no idols and no altars
1:04:25 absolutely definitely nothing like that
1:04:28 and Aslam is because of divination
1:04:30 trying to predict the future
1:04:32 which you have to make
1:04:34 you are going to a trip you study the
1:04:36 trip you do your due diligence
1:04:41 you make your trip you make your destiny
1:04:54 the devil is very well aware if if we
1:04:57 assume that every level is a real person
1:04:59 a real personality then he knows all of
1:05:02 that and he's working to to get you in
1:05:04 trouble I feel means the Devil is a
1:05:07 symbolism for every evil that is
1:05:08 definitely this is part of the evil
1:05:10 which is the doing of the evil forces in
1:05:13 the Universal there forces of deficiency
1:05:15 of failure or free will Etc whatever the
1:05:18 level is this is all of the acts of the
1:05:19 devil or related to the devil to the
1:05:22 evil things and bad things
1:05:24 not too good things
1:05:26 so avoid those
1:05:29 so that you may Prosper that you may
1:05:31 succeed if you don't avoid them then the
1:05:33 the success is removed and we have the
1:05:36 other evidence obviously from the Sunnah
1:05:38 overwhelming and territor that all of
1:05:41 these are strictly private especially
1:05:42 humble of the prohibition of hammer is
1:05:44 so narrated overwhelmingly it's well
1:05:46 known it's almost like a characteristic
1:05:48 of Islam the people and the West no
1:05:50 muslim ah they they don't take alcohol
1:05:52 so they know that the the Shan alcohol
1:05:54 does is a standard
1:05:56 assumption about Muslims although some
1:05:59 Muslim countries are now indulging
1:06:00 alcohol more than the European countries
1:06:02 but still the general conception of the
1:06:03 whole world is that Islam is though is
1:06:06 that religion or the way of life which
1:06:08 alcohol is completely banned said like
1:06:10 as they say most Islamic countries are
1:06:12 supposed to be dry countries not what
1:06:14 countries
1:06:16 so that's really established is that we
1:06:18 don't need to discuss about the
1:06:19 prohibition some people claim that it's
1:06:20 not prohibited and so on the way the
1:06:22 word does not dedicate to revision it
1:06:24 does indicate because you have to avoid
1:06:25 it otherwise you're not succeed you may
1:06:28 succeed if you avoid it then definitely
1:06:31 the opposite though May succeed if you
1:06:32 avoid that you did definitely because
1:06:34 obviously though maybe is definitely if
1:06:37 you don't avoid you are definitely not
1:06:38 succeeding that's a logical opposito
1:06:40 maybe the other one is definitely
1:06:43 so if you don't avoid it then you are
1:06:45 definitely not succeeding but you can
1:06:47 avoid it then you are hopefully
1:06:48 succeeding you may not succeed even like
1:06:50 that because you are failing on other
1:06:52 grounds yeah you see but you see the
1:06:53 fact that the The Logical structure of
1:06:56 the statement so avoid it so that you
1:06:58 may hopefully succeed
1:07:04 hopefully succeed is that you definitely
1:07:06 will not succeed if you don't avoid it
1:07:08 that's no question that's it so it is a
1:07:10 clear prohibition without any doubt and
1:07:12 also then the Karina this is a strict
1:07:14 prohibition not necessarily available
1:07:19 definitely absolutely approaching the
1:07:21 also or the the altars of the idols and
1:07:25 so on is definitely related to cover and
1:07:28 check no doubt about that
1:07:30 touching them honoring them respecting
1:07:32 them
1:07:34 your duty is just to avoid them shun
1:07:36 them you may not be able to destroy them
1:07:39 or maybe they are protected by a
1:07:40 covenant of security by by the demons
1:07:44 but does not mean that you go to them or
1:07:47 watch them in celebration and so on as a
1:07:49 political convenience that's absolutely
1:07:51 no no absolutely
1:07:56 anyway so that's amazing Islam on the
1:08:00 same level of of
1:08:03 of uh fields and prohibition the act of
1:08:06 SharePoint definitely even and
1:08:08 definitely harder
1:08:20 um
1:08:24 being obviously we know the Hadith about
1:08:27 uh
1:08:30 um is that is that how an eye on
1:08:34 Commerce is applied to things like weed
1:08:36 crack or basically intoxicating drugs
1:08:39 that's that's the other direction
1:08:44 it's not that because it has this
1:08:46 chemical composition because this effect
1:08:48 on the mind and the names indicate that
1:08:51 it is covered the mind let's cover and
1:08:53 it lowers the the the the the the the
1:08:57 the the the level of internal control so
1:09:00 that it will instigate the next I will
1:09:02 clarify that so anything which is having
1:09:04 the same features
1:09:10 the other things which have intoxicant
1:09:13 affect removing toxic effects similar to
1:09:15 hammer are hammer
1:09:18 our hammer in a matter of fact but this
1:09:20 is only a matter of discussion between
1:09:22 the scholars what is exactly and how to
1:09:24 define it and things like that but it's
1:09:26 definable it's very well definable
1:09:28 yeah
1:09:31 and also some some of the what what
1:09:34 shows what something is is is uh as a is
1:09:38 a one of the higma not not that is not
1:09:40 for everything
1:09:43 most often available result of of uh of
1:09:48 hammer and myself not an Saban Islam as
1:09:50 related to Creed and believe in Allah
1:09:52 under the proper belief and looking at
1:09:54 the University of the right with the
1:09:56 right definition not a not a mythical
1:09:58 magic view of the universe but the
1:10:00 correct realistic the Divine probably
1:10:04 Divine in the the the the putting the
1:10:07 Divine being in this in this place which
1:10:09 is the fundamental reason and creator of
1:10:11 the universe and also all these these
1:10:14 Magic World Views and so on are gone and
1:10:16 there's no answer but no Islam but
1:10:17 something different so the next address
1:10:20 is specifically and some of the evil
1:10:22 which encourage the believer to avoid
1:10:24 them
1:10:25 is
1:10:36 this is it I mean somebody in top sorry
1:10:40 just
1:10:42 by means of intoxicants and games of
1:10:44 Trance sake Satan's seats only to sell
1:10:47 enmity and hatred among you and to turn
1:10:49 away from the remnants of God from
1:10:50 Prayer Will you then not desist their
1:10:53 translation with intoxicants and
1:10:55 gambling Satan only seeks to incite
1:10:57 hostility and hatred among you and to
1:10:59 turn you away from remembering God and
1:11:01 from prayer will you not then give up
1:11:03 yeah so you see what was the result of
1:11:05 that is
1:11:09 my suspicion in the old-fashioned way
1:11:11 with these companies intervening between
1:11:12 them so it's relating you from the other
1:11:14 side but in the structured ways for
1:11:16 reducing that side of causing enmity and
1:11:19 hatred but the other side of addiction
1:11:21 is not addressed
1:11:22 and the case of hammer there is no way
1:11:24 to study that that's the first thing it
1:11:26 will it will it will instigate hatred
1:11:29 and enmity and conflicts because I said
1:11:31 the barrier of morality and self-control
1:11:34 is lowered and also in gambling table so
1:11:37 direct gambling there will be fights and
1:11:39 inclination to cheating and so on and
1:11:42 then resulting in fights and hostility
1:11:44 and if you see many of these cowboy
1:11:46 movies and then the gambling table
1:11:48 usually ends quite often with she
1:11:50 shooting each other because someone is
1:11:52 cheating with with Aces and so on and up
1:11:54 his sleeves Etc so that's that's that's
1:11:56 that's clear in this classical way
1:11:59 but then also
1:12:01 it will
1:12:03 especially especially intoxicant will
1:12:05 will prevent you from the remembrance of
1:12:07 Allah and the prayer because your
1:12:08 currently are not allowed to pray while
1:12:09 you're intoxicated so that you know what
1:12:11 you are saying you are conscious about
1:12:12 Salah otherwise does not make any sense
1:12:14 and this applies to all anticipants
1:12:17 because if you are sitting on a gambling
1:12:20 table usually people are all around or
1:12:23 whatever other gambling facility and so
1:12:27 on it is very difficult to pull away
1:12:29 extremely difficult to catch solar
1:12:31 answer it's unlikely that if you hear
1:12:34 that then you stop and go or you want to
1:12:36 win back what you lost or you want to
1:12:37 you I'll have a winning stick or to win
1:12:39 more and so on so this but this is less
1:12:41 in the case of hammer is clear you are
1:12:43 just intoxicating you're not even notice
1:12:46 that solar time let alone if you're not
1:12:48 allowed to enter solar so these are some
1:12:51 of the events of the hammer which come
1:12:52 other events which are not mentioned
1:12:54 here but part also is that said Miser
1:12:58 will will make you addicted to Auto
1:12:59 gambling and the mess of your family
1:13:02 life and and finances and Hammer will
1:13:05 will mess over your your uh your
1:13:08 physiology and your biochemistry and
1:13:10 have negative effects to know in the nav
1:13:12 system and other functionalities of the
1:13:15 system definitely is not a place not a
1:13:17 positive drink it's a negative it's not
1:13:19 a nutritious drink it's definitely
1:13:22 negative especially in a great amount
1:13:24 and very small amount maybe but in
1:13:27 but nobody can control themselves more
1:13:29 about it's extremely rare and it has
1:13:31 been proven through history that the
1:13:33 second glass nobody stop at the second
1:13:35 class maybe two glasses are okay
1:13:38 there's no intoxication limited to it
1:13:40 that's the reason the smallest and
1:13:41 biggest amount because the smallest will
1:13:43 lead to the biggest so the century has
1:13:45 been just sharply any humor maybe a drop
1:13:47 of it as long as it's a in great amount
1:13:49 of toxicant really defined as a toxicant
1:13:52 is prohibited
1:13:54 so that's that's a part of this so this
1:13:56 is just who we're mentioning the Heckman
1:13:58 the result of doing evil Deeds or uh
1:14:02 consuming bad food or something else is
1:14:05 to encourage people to resist it's not
1:14:07 the reason of the law the reason of law
1:14:08 is maybe deeper maybe many other things
1:14:10 which we don't know
1:14:12 but that
1:14:14 these These are to encourage some people
1:14:16 to recognize yes this is the time now
1:14:18 we're ready to stop Valentine you should
1:14:20 desist
1:14:22 so that's that's some of it what result
1:14:24 from a hammer
1:14:25 but that's not only the reason of the
1:14:27 prohibition the other deeper reasons
1:14:29 which are not mentioned here I mentioned
1:14:31 some of them and other is other results
1:14:33 which may be not visible at that time
1:14:38 and then General commandment generally
1:14:41 just affirming that Allah
1:14:44 answer my little
1:14:47 interrelated
1:14:53 and stay on to pay heat unto God and pay
1:14:55 heat unto the Apostle and be on ever
1:14:58 your guard against evil if you and if
1:15:00 you turn away then know that our
1:15:02 Apostles only duty is a clear delivery
1:15:04 of the message entrusted to him in
1:15:07 Translation obey God and obey the
1:15:09 messenger and always be careful if you
1:15:11 pay no attention know that our
1:15:13 messenger's only duty is to clearly
1:15:15 transmit the message the yeah so so you
1:15:18 don't think so it's clear that's a it
1:15:21 just remarks as usual the witness to
1:15:24 Allah on the messenger are mentioned uh
1:15:27 in equal ranks and or each one usually I
1:15:30 mentioned with with uh with obey Allah
1:15:33 and obey the messenger in control
1:15:35 distinction to all the obedience to the
1:15:37 one in charge which is uh she has in the
1:15:39 famous Ayah which we passed it's working
1:15:42 sir
1:15:57 separately to show that the messenger is
1:16:00 fully authorized and fully protected so
1:16:03 his commands are the commands of Allah
1:16:04 so nobody can say oh maybe maybe he did
1:16:07 not reconvey the command exactly maybe
1:16:09 he made a mistake here no no it can't be
1:16:11 so he is the woman to give a command is
1:16:14 that as a fella gave the command in his
1:16:16 book or open the heaven split the heaven
1:16:19 and talk to us directly it's the same
1:16:20 same level of authority
1:16:22 who alone in charge is just a footnote
1:16:25 and those in charge of you also obey
1:16:28 them with conditions and so on and
1:16:30 precautions but not these two these two
1:16:32 are equal in material authority meaning
1:16:34 the revealed books are in the case of
1:16:36 the final version the Quran
1:16:39 and the commands from messenger both at
1:16:42 the same level of authority
1:16:45 available obedience
1:16:47 and be aware
1:16:48 don't think that you because the
1:16:50 messenger that you may be
1:16:54 the message is a human being like you
1:16:55 you can run away you can thank you
1:16:57 you're not obliged to obey him or you
1:17:00 are harming him or embarrassing game or
1:17:02 something you know no no
1:17:03 his his with his message is his duty is
1:17:07 only to convey the message so what he is
1:17:08 commanding is exactly what I am
1:17:10 commanding and he is conveying the
1:17:11 message so be aware I would be
1:17:13 accounting for this commandment exactly
1:17:15 like accounting for that what okay he uh
1:17:18 logically how do we know that the Quran
1:17:21 is the word of Allah Allah said that
1:17:23 because you said that okay Heaven did
1:17:27 not split and Allah talked to us
1:17:28 directly there's a noble no fire pen
1:17:32 came down from heaven and wrote on the
1:17:33 side of the mountain the Quran so no no
1:17:35 it's a messenger who pronounced
1:17:37 something I say this is Quran has been
1:17:38 given to me understood Allah saying is
1:17:40 not my saying so his if he starts within
1:17:43 this he starts with the other thing in
1:17:45 the same level of authority
1:17:47 but if you turn away then know that our
1:17:50 messenger has only one duty
1:17:53 the clear broadcasting and communicating
1:17:56 the message that's his old Duty the rest
1:17:59 accounting punishment is on us you will
1:18:02 not Escape
1:18:03 that is an interesting eye which comes
1:18:05 which clarifies a musuli point I wanted
1:18:07 to indulge in that a bit it seems to be
1:18:10 after the prohibition of Hamel have come
1:18:13 that came after Allah
1:18:14 because some people in ahood they
1:18:18 attended and they were killed whether
1:18:19 they the night before they were drinking
1:18:21 I think Hamza is one of them because
1:18:23 Hamza was a drinker Omar was not killed
1:18:26 but he's a Dicker he was known to be a
1:18:29 man of Great Taste of hammer and all
1:18:32 kinds of sophisticated alcoholic
1:18:33 beverages in matka and later on and he
1:18:36 was supplicating that Allah should be
1:18:38 something to find the matter so he can
1:18:40 stop he could not stop in his own others
1:18:42 some of them it's narrated
1:18:47 so and if it's clear the prophet
1:18:50 Universe there's no narrative showing
1:18:52 that he ever drank
1:18:54 but they're mixed they have all that was
1:18:56 spectral from pop goer like armor all
1:18:59 the way to people who never put food in
1:19:01 above
1:19:03 so
1:19:05 after some people were murdered some
1:19:07 people misunderstand the meaning of
1:19:09 prohibition and so on because that you
1:19:11 see this is
1:19:13 the act of the devil so it seems to be
1:19:16 its nature is the village The Village at
1:19:18 bat
1:19:19 so some people asked a strange question
1:19:23 what happened to those who died and
1:19:25 heard for example as Shahid with with
1:19:27 humble in their belly
1:19:30 there's a problem seems to be a problem
1:19:31 there but the problem is only in their
1:19:33 mind because at the time camera was not
1:19:35 prohibited
1:19:37 and they were perfectly allowed to link
1:19:39 hamper
1:19:43 perfectly fine yes they have something
1:19:45 even in their belly but it was with a
1:19:47 permission
1:19:51 Finance the final message the guarantee
1:19:54 that that the Muhammad is experimenting
1:19:56 all goods and problematic all evils
1:19:58 meaning in the final conclusion when the
1:19:59 message is complete at the end of his
1:20:01 life not before and before there will be
1:20:03 stages
1:20:04 and makka for example he approved all
1:20:07 all their all their marital contracts on
1:20:10 phone and also their uh the way they
1:20:13 were treating women and strong women
1:20:14 were such a like slaves were on the
1:20:16 father married them against their will
1:20:17 the son inherits their wife from his
1:20:19 father
1:20:20 except his mother and he can't even
1:20:22 moderate them and so on that was not
1:20:24 condemned yet it's evil but it's to be
1:20:28 to be able to get a new customer will
1:20:29 not depart until this is finished and
1:20:31 and he'll hit it
1:20:33 so they didn't understand the real said
1:20:35 you see even sahaba they did not
1:20:37 understand really the meaning of the
1:20:38 sovereign
1:20:41 to make any Junction he wants actually
1:20:45 it was it was a standard that that slave
1:20:47 girls the master can use them as
1:20:49 prostitutes and earn money
1:20:52 yeah
1:20:53 they were running Brothers I don't claim
1:20:55 that some sahabah about that but it was
1:20:57 no it was not at least until later in
1:20:58 Medina because he owned her body so the
1:21:01 philosophy of the jahiri people of Jalia
1:21:04 and stayed for several years until
1:21:05 Madina is that if you only have money
1:21:08 you can't enjoy here you can lend there
1:21:10 to someone
1:21:12 or rent her to someone
1:21:14 because you are on here
1:21:20 this is very evil
1:21:22 so it's abrogated later so they didn't
1:21:24 understand the meaning of how Allah does
1:21:26 his Revelation especially in the final
1:21:28 messengerhood when we have the law
1:21:30 established which will be valid until
1:21:33 you're my mother has to be done for this
1:21:35 equation phase initiation phase of a new
1:21:38 nation and a new a new uh new way of the
1:21:41 ideology it has to be done in stages
1:21:43 dictated by necessity of the time stress
1:21:45 and time
1:21:47 necessity of establishing the
1:21:49 immunization established your religion
1:21:51 and so on requires this to be done this
1:21:53 way I suppose historically I suppose by
1:21:55 Allah's action in the Quran
1:21:57 step by step so they didn't understand
1:21:59 say what was happening to them what was
1:22:01 the the future they should not have this
1:22:04 the question of first place but we would
1:22:06 majority of people
1:22:07 and couldn't have distinction Services
1:22:09 the moment has become a sahabi something
1:22:11 Saturday Revelation and philosophy and
1:22:14 uh comes into your mind and become like
1:22:16 a graduate of the Athenian
1:22:19 academic philosophy you know many of us
1:22:21 have they have many misconceptions and
1:22:23 needed to clear one by one I mentioned
1:22:25 one of them earlier those who said Allah
1:22:28 has forgiven everything but we are not
1:22:30 forgiven we should be more strict we
1:22:31 should avoid women who should avoid
1:22:33 sleeping at night
1:22:35 possibly rebuke them this is
1:22:39 mentality has to be so there was what is
1:22:42 the the what's the issue and the
1:22:44 following interesting Aya came which
1:22:46 became really a prominent test for some
1:22:49 people as I will discuss so the area
1:22:51 says
1:22:52 foreign
1:23:11 those who have attained to Faith and do
1:23:13 righteous Deeds incur no sin by
1:23:15 partaking of whatever they may as so
1:23:18 long as they are conscious of God and
1:23:21 truly believe and do righteous deeds and
1:23:24 continue to be conscious of God and to
1:23:26 believe and grow ever more conscious of
1:23:28 God and persevere in doing God and doing
1:23:31 good but God loves the doers of good in
1:23:34 this translation
1:23:35 those who believe and do righteous Deeds
1:23:37 incur no sin for what they have
1:23:39 participated in so long as they are
1:23:41 mindful of God and believe and do
1:23:42 righteous deeds and continue to be
1:23:45 mindful of God and to believe and grow
1:23:47 ever more mindful of God and persevere
1:23:49 in doing good
1:23:52 Deeds so this fits exactly in the real
1:23:55 world there's no blame on them or do
1:23:57 nothing negative of them but that's what
1:23:59 they've consumed because when they
1:24:01 consumed it
1:24:03 they were doing good deeds and doing
1:24:05 that they were complying with the
1:24:07 Commandments
1:24:08 was prohibited for them at that time
1:24:11 so then what they consumed that was
1:24:12 foreign at that time so they didn't do
1:24:14 anything wrong at that time that's the
1:24:16 right way of reading it especially since
1:24:19 we know that they have been conscious of
1:24:20 Allah and they are doing good deeds like
1:24:22 Hamza and so on and the sahaba who was
1:24:24 murdered or the the one method and one
1:24:27 of the best among the best of the sahaba
1:24:29 whatsoever so
1:24:31 this I said definitely and that they
1:24:35 added to that they even added increased
1:24:37 through their life before that in in
1:24:40 belief and in Consciousness and in doing
1:24:42 good deed Allah I love the the will do
1:24:45 what so those who mattered with humble
1:24:46 in their belly there's nothing but
1:24:48 having them they consume that was at the
1:24:50 time
1:24:51 throw the blame on them
1:24:52 nobody so that's the correct reading of
1:24:55 the eye but
1:24:57 some people
1:25:00 misread it or understood it as it's no
1:25:02 blame on the result because the Ayah
1:25:04 although it is coming for the people but
1:25:06 it's names through General it doesn't
1:25:08 seem to seems to apply to anyone until
1:25:10 it doesn't look like that we're talking
1:25:13 about those who died before so I mean
1:25:18 whether they eat and drink as long as
1:25:21 they are conscious of Allah doing good
1:25:23 deeds etc etc and I said Allah so it
1:25:26 seems to apply until so and because they
1:25:29 say from our time whatever they eat
1:25:30 meaning this this seems to be uh
1:25:34 generally allowing even after the
1:25:36 revelation of the eye until
1:25:38 it will be poor and so on so it seems to
1:25:41 be there's an issue there
1:25:43 it seems to be there's an issue there
1:25:45 I'm a formal solar point of view if we
1:25:48 take it as general
1:25:49 oh yeah we know the context that it
1:25:51 clarify the meaning but 30 General let's
1:25:53 see this channel so there's no blame on
1:25:55 the Believers so that's what they eat or
1:25:57 that's consumed
1:25:59 including Hamburg Community Park
1:26:00 completely everything so well let's just
1:26:03 talk about time is included you think it
1:26:06 should include drinking eating and
1:26:07 drinking
1:26:09 so
1:26:18 well at least wants to have you
1:26:19 concluded from that is that since he is
1:26:22 believing in Allah they will generate
1:26:24 he's doing good deeds actually a man
1:26:26 he's a battery one of Brothers
1:26:29 I think Omar was married to his sister
1:26:32 or he was very married sister one of
1:26:34 them is it they are about the zero in
1:26:37 the time he was in Bahrain as I think as
1:26:39 a governor Alma received the news that
1:26:41 Kodama is consuming hamburger and
1:26:44 claiming this Ayah does abrogate the
1:26:47 prohibition of
1:26:48 this is clearly that you are allowed to
1:26:51 eat as long as you are very believing
1:26:53 another culture a normalizing a set of
1:26:55 shock he ordered him to come back and
1:26:57 performed hard on him and had a long
1:27:00 argument with him
1:27:01 about say say if you have really being
1:27:03 Pious you would have obeyed Allah's
1:27:06 Commandments
1:27:09 is clear I can I can't consume hammer
1:27:15 but
1:27:27 this clarify a fundamental solid points
1:27:32 himself stepped back and accepted to be
1:27:34 to be flogged the 40 Lashes Etc are more
1:27:37 useful for Vlog 80 lashes for whatever
1:27:39 reason he constructed in his mind but
1:27:42 anyway he was slogged and so on and I
1:27:43 admitted that he was mistaken so he
1:27:45 could see ishma but that's not the point
1:27:47 where is
1:27:48 makeup stick
1:27:50 this eye is definitely after the eye of
1:27:52 humble there's no doubt about that on
1:27:54 this channel according swelling there is
1:27:56 no blaming you for what you will eat
1:28:00 it was General
1:28:01 making everything what you eat there's
1:28:03 no blame everything we treat is
1:28:05 permissible
1:28:06 so how to do with the
1:28:08 with the issue that we have other
1:28:10 prohibition before
1:28:12 leave the bridge after the war
1:28:15 anyone Venture and also the analysis of
1:28:18 this
1:28:19 also your point of view
1:28:22 and that's that's that that basically
1:28:25 where many scholars Blended also not
1:28:27 only Kodama blunder than that although
1:28:30 he's made a mistake it was not generally
1:28:32 claimed to be General but we'll come to
1:28:34 that in a second
1:28:35 yes this is General it face it should be
1:28:37 obligating any prohibition
1:28:40 but that's General by its own nature
1:28:45 by necessity does not obligate the
1:28:47 specific and the obsolete does not
1:28:50 projected even if it's later
1:28:53 so all prohibition before essentially
1:28:55 they're saying there is no limit for
1:28:57 that eat and drink
1:28:59 except that what has been prohibited for
1:29:01 for
1:29:02 they are they are blamed with if they do
1:29:05 it now
1:29:06 so the general even if it comes later
1:29:08 will not abrogate the specific and the
1:29:11 absolute will not obligate her never
1:29:13 ever
1:29:14 no way General and can can abrogate the
1:29:17 general and the absolute kind of will
1:29:19 get the specific all with the space
1:29:20 specific and uh and uh and the
1:29:25 restricted has dominance over the
1:29:27 general
1:29:28 always the general has to imitated we do
1:29:30 not need to look is it later or after in
1:29:33 this one it is certainly later
1:29:35 agree it is later I was revealed
1:29:38 concerning the people dying and offered
1:29:41 and everyone knows that is known better
1:29:43 water and and they were drinking Hamburg
1:29:46 which was not prohibited yet
1:29:51 but this wedding looks like General
1:29:52 there's no blame in anyone who is a good
1:29:54 believer and doing good deeds to eat
1:29:56 whatever he wants yes that's true
1:29:59 excluding what has been prohibited
1:30:01 either in past or in the future
1:30:04 that's the fundamental of sorry point
1:30:06 the general and the absolute can never
1:30:09 ever abrogate the specific
1:30:11 that restricted
1:30:13 now this seems to be
1:30:16 a mistake which is
1:30:27 and they claim this is actually the eye
1:30:29 at the beginning of the social Tower
1:30:30 will come with that in detail about it
1:30:32 in the sorted over first of all the iron
1:30:35 sword is no channel it's not all mistake
1:30:38 in it's only those who have a covenant
1:30:39 and block the Covenant so they're one
1:30:41 who started the fight long ago so the
1:30:43 even the claim this is generally
1:30:45 abrogating the uh the cartoon is wrong
1:30:48 from that but let's assume it's General
1:30:50 it did not come with the clarification
1:30:52 even there it would not have been
1:30:54 abrogating the comma that's the
1:30:56 restricted the Restriction of commands
1:30:59 so if he says after that
1:31:02 with one day or a year or ten years
1:31:04 fired all Mishra King and it doesn't say
1:31:07 anything else it means fight Allah
1:31:09 started the fight against you
1:31:11 until you fought them because they
1:31:13 started the fight and decoration against
1:31:14 you it must be like that because the
1:31:17 general
1:31:18 the
1:31:26 uh restricted is impossible
1:31:29 disregarding which one is first which
1:31:31 one is lost
1:31:32 so this is the fundamental also the
1:31:34 error which
1:31:35 felt that but did not were not able to
1:31:38 express it
1:31:40 probably
1:31:45 would not even he did not answer
1:31:47 kodama's objection in a well-structured
1:31:50 way
1:31:51 because this deep sorry philosophical
1:31:55 Point developed slowly later bit by bit
1:31:58 it's no problem
1:32:00 but from the Quran and the fact that
1:32:02 after the revelation of Russia kept
1:32:04 establishing had against the
1:32:07 against those drink hammer and flogging
1:32:10 them Etc until he died Etc and also
1:32:13 Harbor did that and there's all in
1:32:15 agreement
1:32:17 and just narrated but also shows that
1:32:19 it's disabling
1:32:20 to drink humble after
1:32:22 and this area came just after a hit or
1:32:24 if you keep plugging people until his
1:32:26 last days because there were many people
1:32:29 were some of them were even ham were
1:32:31 Hammer addicted like a woman in the
1:32:34 famous courageous man of sakiful and he
1:32:37 could not give up so he was flogged from
1:32:39 time to time back and forth back and
1:32:41 forth all the way until the battle
1:32:42 campaign of Persia it was flogged there
1:32:44 several times
1:32:46 so there's no doubt that this humble is
1:32:48 prohibited and the punishment is still
1:32:49 valid and administered
1:32:51 continuously
1:32:54 but the the structured argument as I
1:32:57 explained to you now did not develop
1:32:59 this need more sophistication and and
1:33:02 more philosophical uh uh elaboration
1:33:05 which was not available at that time yet
1:33:08 so there's also a few things that the
1:33:10 sahaba the woman they met the prophesy
1:33:13 their brains became like like as a fair
1:33:16 girl greeted from the from the
1:33:18 philosophical Academy of of
1:33:21 Plato and and and I think no it's not
1:33:25 it's not true that's not it's only
1:33:26 imagination so fiction theory about the
1:33:29 sahaba and the exaggeration of and
1:33:31 understand the historic reality there
1:33:33 definitely meeting the prophet will give
1:33:34 you a boost and sitting in his Holocaust
1:33:37 will give you some deep knowledge and
1:33:39 Advance your forward considerable but
1:33:41 it's not it's not a magic wand which
1:33:45 turns you into suddenly into a
1:33:47 philosopher and then scholar no and many
1:33:49 of them have quite got poor
1:33:51 understanding of philosophical and
1:33:53 unscholarly aspects deep aspects
1:33:56 very few achieved High scholarly level
1:34:20 absolutely no problem that's not not
1:34:23 putting anything below his rank
1:34:26 and there's no problem someone later
1:34:27 maybe May polish some of these things
1:34:29 and become more sophisticated in that
1:34:31 specific point than the others can he
1:34:33 outclass them in sincerity and fight and
1:34:35 establishing Islam No Good is a
1:34:37 historical situation
1:34:38 their devotion and their fight under the
1:34:41 sacrifice can't be outmatched and the
1:34:44 prophet said clearly those who Embrace
1:34:46 Islam early
1:34:47 even if you spend like a mountain over
1:34:49 hard in Gold you will not match their
1:34:51 their uh their uh
1:34:54 liter of wheat or body you're not
1:34:57 because at that time that was more
1:35:00 valuable and more important historical
1:35:01 context than the Mountain of God for
1:35:04 people now now now we think let's assume
1:35:07 someone like like Jeff Bezos Embrace
1:35:09 Islam and spent 40 billions well he has
1:35:12 an effect in in history and so on like
1:35:14 the people who are just sacrificing one
1:35:17 bucket of date no they were not at that
1:35:20 time because these are the founding
1:35:21 generation without them Islam would have
1:35:23 disappeared but this one is just an
1:35:26 additional nice additional it's a great
1:35:27 favor
1:35:28 there's a great challenge to do that
1:35:30 outclass
1:35:33 the levels are different historic
1:35:35 situation different context is different
1:35:38 so the people confuse the virtue of the
1:35:40 sahaba that they are the most sincere
1:35:41 and the most devoted and the real
1:35:43 genuine fighter and the Celsius
1:35:49 or hundreds
1:35:51 someone had I don't know how he did that
1:35:54 from various sources he counted that the
1:35:56 ones who asked for not or ask for
1:35:59 permission to stay back in in the battle
1:36:00 of the book thus in the ninth year that
1:36:03 he somehow counted them to be 93 of them
1:36:05 and we know in the battle of the book
1:36:07 also some people persuaded or try to
1:36:09 assassinate the prophet and we know that
1:36:10 they are about 15 at least so we have
1:36:13 over 100 of women in Medina in the life
1:36:16 here
1:36:18 that's not a lot we have 30 000 believe
1:36:20 on this but still we have
1:36:23 these are excluded when I'm talking
1:36:24 about these
1:36:26 15 as a series
1:36:31 they are gone
1:36:34 all that you can do is just have another
1:36:36 race
1:36:37 a secondary race in history and you try
1:36:39 to participate in that that's all that
1:36:42 you can do but doesn't mean that they
1:36:44 are the most sophisticated philosophy no
1:36:45 no no the most knowledgeable about the
1:36:48 physics chemistry and so on or even
1:36:50 about the issues of assault and so on
1:36:52 deeper issues needs reading the Quran
1:36:55 from back fourth fourth back several
1:36:56 times and putting things together no
1:36:58 they are not
1:37:00 that they don't make 50 blenders like
1:37:02 for example Omar on the Pod but when
1:37:04 he's discussing the age of Surah and so
1:37:06 on he hit hit the things underneath but
1:37:08 when you discussed the issue for example
1:37:10 of stoning
1:37:11 he he he delivered the argument against
1:37:14 that stoning is obligated definitely
1:37:16 obligated
1:37:17 and then he said commenting after that
1:37:18 and then with the messages are stoned
1:37:22 and we stoned that's true but that's
1:37:23 before the obligation and
1:37:26 and the stoning will be when
1:37:28 either by admission someone admits a
1:37:31 woman admit sir or there's pregnancy or
1:37:35 image or four Witnesses
1:37:42 can happen without it by being being
1:37:44 initiated by by uh by uh by by uh
1:37:48 illegitimate discourse
1:37:51 pregnancy can help you very
1:37:53 much
1:37:55 will not get you into being even
1:37:57 punished let alone restart it can be
1:38:00 happened by using contaminated clothes
1:38:01 which are man used for his masturbation
1:38:03 for example
1:38:04 so in that he made a mistake are still
1:38:07 on that mistake and causing scandal in
1:38:10 applications in Africa in a recent
1:38:12 memory for example
1:38:16 providing the issues of Shoreland and
1:38:18 the statehood is exactly on the point
1:38:21 who is a master of matter of statecraft
1:38:24 and so on but not in mother of
1:38:26 penal code and prayers and how to greet
1:38:29 someone how to knock on the door no
1:38:32 no I just wanted to comment it's just
1:38:34 good this is
1:38:35 somehow moment you come to the third
1:38:38 ship
1:38:39 you grow wings and you become like uh
1:38:43 none of that
1:38:45 that's none of that is true
1:38:47 that's a story imagination
1:38:49 so it's not amazing that Omar was not
1:38:52 able to uh to argue convincingly or
1:38:55 against in a such that way as a head of
1:38:58 state he has the power to flog him and
1:38:59 he blocked him and he did the right
1:39:01 thing because admitted that he was a
1:39:03 mistake and then he accepted the
1:39:04 Punisher otherwise Omar was able to kill
1:39:07 him possibly
1:39:08 and it had been even a mistake but
1:39:10 that's all we are not discussing
1:39:12 discussing is that how come Kodama made
1:39:14 such a um
1:39:18 yes there's no blame on the Believers
1:39:21 what that's what they eat and drink
1:39:22 except what have been in another
1:39:24 injunction before or after prohibited
1:39:27 noticeably on them because this is only
1:39:30 General
1:39:33 and cannot obligate the specific so any
1:39:35 prohibition before that
1:39:37 a pig
1:39:39 and things Slaughter for the idols or
1:39:41 running blood or prohibition later like
1:39:44 for example possibly if we agree that
1:39:47 the domestic donkey is prohibited which
1:39:49 seems to be the majority point of
1:39:50 Scholars and uh well structured and well
1:39:54 proven by various narrations then this
1:39:57 is after
1:39:58 if there's a blame if you eat it because
1:40:00 it is it's except
1:40:02 the general will not will not obligate
1:40:05 that that specific
1:40:06 neither after it or before it doesn't
1:40:09 matter which time it is and the same
1:40:11 with the Obsolete and the kind of the
1:40:13 kind of obligated restricted
1:40:16 okay so keep this absolutely point in
1:40:18 your mind that's very important uh that
1:40:21 that if that's applied to the issue of
1:40:22 Chevrolet and the other claim that
1:40:24 Muslim King can be killed at Liberty
1:40:26 even if they don't start any war and so
1:40:27 on we're using the
1:40:29 Ayah in in Turbo will come to that
1:40:31 inshallah in a very much detail maybe
1:40:33 the work that about that is almost the
1:40:36 final polish will be will be out and
1:40:38 possibly translated by then but even if
1:40:40 it is not
1:40:41 then know that this argument even if
1:40:43 that would say kill them everywhere
1:40:45 without any further details it will not
1:40:48 obligate the Ayah continues cannot
1:40:54 even but as in reality is even a mistake
1:40:57 there specifically in that point it's a
1:40:58 mistake because the eye is about to
1:41:00 assorted
1:41:03 in the front of the tawa they are
1:41:05 related to Muslim who have
1:41:07 who have a certain Covenant unlimited
1:41:09 and so on and they broke the Covenant
1:41:10 Etc
1:41:13 mainly there you have been a state of
1:41:15 War before that and then you made a
1:41:17 treaty or other treaties settling the
1:41:20 war for a certain time Etc and this
1:41:22 means that and how they were fought
1:41:24 initially because they were
1:41:25 transgressive so they are from the one
1:41:27 include addressed by the earlier anyway
1:41:29 so there's not a general
1:41:31 Francis is
1:41:39 them all together as they fight you all
1:41:41 together don't make a distinction
1:41:43 because they are Alliance don't make
1:41:45 choice and so on they are all enemy one
1:41:47 Alliance that treat them all orders
1:41:49 that's the meaning of it because they
1:41:51 fight you as an alliance that has
1:41:53 nothing to do with fighting all which
1:41:54 are Keen but there was
1:41:57 clearly from the wedding of the Ayah but
1:41:59 also killarified by the previous eyes
1:42:04 you see how some such misleadings will
1:42:07 will produce a theory which is
1:42:09 contradicting what has happened
1:42:11 historical
1:42:17 and the boring detail as usual in the
1:42:20 way we do things getting all evidences
1:42:22 and counter evidences and claim I'm sure
1:42:24 where is the mistake is happening but
1:42:26 also how such fundamental solid points
1:42:28 will guide you to a solution much more
1:42:32 easier
1:42:33 but even in all these other claims
1:42:35 generally
1:42:36 this one for collaborative one there may
1:42:38 be a case really he has a case
1:42:41 because the prohibition of hammer came
1:42:43 the desire came after the prohibition of
1:42:45 power definitely
1:42:47 so it could if someone could construct
1:42:49 that it is abrogating
1:42:51 with that at least
1:42:53 but it definitely is not
1:42:55 if it had been obligated it would
1:42:57 obligated also the prohibition for pig
1:42:59 and so on and until it has been
1:43:00 reinstated later in in hajitas or
1:43:04 something like that but as reality it's
1:43:06 that none of that whatsoever because as
1:43:08 I said the general and the absolute kind
1:43:10 of cannot obligate that restricted on
1:43:13 the uh the specific order restricted
1:43:15 okay so I think we dwelled longer than
1:43:18 but it's very important to have this
1:43:20 solid Point Clear in our mind
1:43:23 oh yeah the next eye is about hunting
1:43:26 and so on while we are going to the holy
1:43:28 Sanctuary I think this is a new topic
1:43:30 about hunting and the punishment for
1:43:33 that Etc and I think we have yeah we
1:43:35 have over two hours I think it's good to
1:43:37 stop here uh before starting a new topic
1:43:40 and we continue each other next week at
1:43:41 uh yeah would be uh what's your
1:43:43 numbering and here it will be nine nine
1:43:46 six ninety six I think and yours would
1:43:47 be 97 or something or 90. um
1:43:54 and was it yes
1:43:57 yeah it's 96 or 97 or something like
1:43:59 that anyway
1:44:00 which one
1:44:02 um do you have one question I think yeah
1:44:05 let me see if I can get him to unmute
1:44:07 yeah Iqbal yeah
1:44:10 uh far away I've allowed unmute now
1:44:18 for the opportunity I just wanted to ask
1:44:21 uh whether this is also applicable to
1:44:24 some other scenarios as well so when
1:44:27 Allah mentioned in the eye out of 11
1:44:30 minutes
1:44:43 does this potentially means that the
1:44:46 sukora is now sort of defined or this
1:44:48 must Allah has given the meaning that it
1:44:53 exactly that's that's a a a yeah if you
1:44:57 are saying you are really second and
1:44:58 something is really intoxicated if it
1:45:00 gets to the level that you do not know
1:45:03 exactly what you are saying
1:45:05 you are not in control of your tank and
1:45:07 the meaning of what you are saying
1:45:10 um
1:45:12 what is a soccer meaning like Hadith
1:45:15 whatever whatever intoxicated a large
1:45:18 amount which and they somehow is about
1:45:20 force or is essentially translated in
1:45:23 our research we have research done for
1:45:25 for Galaxy
1:45:27 company about the drink sandal which has
1:45:30 some minimal alcohol and so on and then
1:45:32 we studied all these issues the fact is
1:45:34 about four liter four liter if a four
1:45:37 liter is intoxicating then a drop is
1:45:40 Haram but what is meaning intoxicating
1:45:41 that's the point people know saved by by
1:45:44 Nature what intoxicating but that's
1:45:45 classical scholar did discuss what it
1:45:47 was getting means it seem to the people
1:45:49 know it by Nature so there was no
1:45:51 definition from Sunnah except that you
1:45:53 know that you're intoxicated some
1:45:55 scholar said one of them said that but
1:45:56 you're going to distinguish that if you
1:45:58 go to the if you go to the cupboard you
1:46:00 don't distinguish between your clothes
1:46:01 and your wife's clothes
1:46:03 or that I have mixed even you don't know
1:46:06 what you're saying you may supplicate my
1:46:08 say Allah
1:46:10 you say Allah don't have mercy on on me
1:46:13 you make you may get a sentence without
1:46:15 noticing that you are negating if it
1:46:17 that's that's intoxication we we've had
1:46:21 like cases of uh like brothers being
1:46:23 tortured for days or sleep deprived in
1:46:25 prisons as well where they actually
1:46:27 don't know after their torture or the
1:46:30 sleep deprivation as what they were
1:46:32 saying yeah uh they were in a state of
1:46:34 Sacramento where they actually couldn't
1:46:35 say and also you know the Sacramento in
1:46:38 that case in that case they should avoid
1:46:41 Salah wait until they recover and then
1:46:43 they uh they if it is still within that
1:46:46 Salah time if it's if it's not in uh if
1:46:49 it's not covered whether Hadith whoever
1:46:51 or or forget it this is not the case
1:46:55 then he should make it up when he
1:46:58 remember in that case if it is it's time
1:47:00 extended time has passed then the Salah
1:47:03 has just like someone who has been
1:47:05 unconscious or be mental for this time
1:47:07 so it's like like similar to a mental
1:47:09 one but in the case of the case you know
1:47:12 from narrations that they have to wait
1:47:15 until they recover and the only way to
1:47:16 do that for them was to avoid to drink a
1:47:18 time close to Salah time so they were
1:47:20 drinking only after Asia
1:47:22 so that by father they have awakened
1:47:26 thank you and that's also an argument
1:47:28 that also give us a definition of it
1:47:30 gives us the definition of also the
1:47:32 other side of it is give it a definition
1:47:33 what is circle now the they have made
1:47:36 some like for example for traffic
1:47:38 purposes they have designed other things
1:47:41 like for example the possibility of
1:47:43 working on a line without wavering
1:47:45 outside in which will show clearly that
1:47:48 if you if you wavering formula often you
1:47:49 cannot keep the car on a line which is
1:47:51 dangerous in the label I think this is
1:47:53 maybe this is this is a minimal and a
1:47:56 minimalistic definition because you may
1:47:58 be able still to say what you to know
1:48:00 what you are saying but you are not able
1:48:02 to to walk straight that's the minimal
1:48:05 soccer so the Western definition for
1:48:07 purpose of traffic Etc and Punishment
1:48:09 and points for the for the driving
1:48:11 license I think this is the minimal
1:48:12 which we could say so if a drug
1:48:15 taken in a non-toxic level because if it
1:48:18 reaches a toxic level and the stocks
1:48:20 then I mean toxic liver at a deadly
1:48:22 level then it is not intoxicated it is
1:48:24 as harmful it's deadly it's a poison
1:48:26 because because by the way water over
1:48:29 four little in one go or in short time
1:48:32 is toxic pure water if you drink water
1:48:35 like within one hour or half an hour
1:48:38 because of heat
1:48:39 4 liter it will delete the bread enough
1:48:42 that you collapse and die so it is toxic
1:48:44 water is deadly
1:48:45 so there's no no sense to test more than
1:48:48 four four liters but Hadith is one of
1:48:51 the uh you could say that's the Hadith
1:48:54 whatever
1:48:56 if it is if it is if if the what's the
1:49:00 name of the word the message
1:49:03 I use the word um
1:49:05 if if uh
1:49:07 welcome or what is it is it toxicant
1:49:09 then full hand which is is Haram and
1:49:12 that the amount he mentioned as a limit
1:49:13 which is refer to Divine intoxication is
1:49:16 exactly the amount if you exceed it will
1:49:18 be deadly anyway
1:49:20 so this is one of the signs of office or
1:49:22 you could constructed as a sign of the
1:49:24 profit or the four liter this four liter
1:49:27 yeah limit is in the case of liquids and
1:49:30 alcohol and so on in other material we
1:49:32 have to find define an element based on
1:49:34 what is the amount so if someone if some
1:49:37 material make you intoxicated but at the
1:49:40 same time you may die or fifty percent
1:49:42 of the people die that's usually how the
1:49:44 animal experiments are made then we
1:49:46 cannot take our intoxicant this is the
1:49:48 poison
1:49:49 it has other rules
1:49:51 the small amounted will may be poisonous
1:49:54 or a medicine but it will not be a so
1:49:56 it's it's a little bit to Define what is
1:49:58 intoxicating other materials which are
1:50:00 not liquid and cannot be measured like
1:50:02 alcohol because the main injection came
1:50:04 for alcohol
1:50:05 nothing came for for opium hashisha and
1:50:08 so on we have to do it by by analysis of
1:50:10 the meaning of intoxication and what is
1:50:12 the meaning of Plenty and the little Etc
1:50:15 which is not not necessarily done in
1:50:18 classical scholar scholarship to a
1:50:20 convincing way
1:50:23 and sometimes sometimes it went
1:50:25 overboard like for example the general
1:50:27 consensus of many scholars outside Yemen
1:50:30 and Ethiopia and Somalia is that
1:50:34 is intoxicated which is not true it's
1:50:36 not intoxicated
1:50:38 and this is not cannot behala but
1:50:40 they're regarded as the right gun they
1:50:42 fight it and so on God knows what's that
1:50:44 easy for that Muslim is again going
1:50:46 extremism a religion which what I don't
1:50:48 know is Haram well that's I mean the
1:50:50 safe side that's the same in wahhabi
1:50:52 extremist mentality
1:50:54 there may be even an issue with with
1:50:56 marijuana and so on is it really
1:50:58 intoxicant in that sense
1:51:01 that has to be tested
1:51:03 but some some solid reality definition
1:51:05 and research I think the definition of
1:51:07 the Quran that you know what you are
1:51:09 saying
1:51:10 or capable of controlling what you said
1:51:12 your thoughts expressed in words
1:51:14 that may be a reasonable limit another
1:51:16 one is the minimal one is that you walk
1:51:18 straight outside and you can't control
1:51:20 the car I think control your car is also
1:51:22 a minimal a good minimal definition
1:51:25 if you don't control the car and you
1:51:27 can't drive the life safely and they
1:51:29 have found the percentage in blood with
1:51:30 noise I think 15 Pro Milos and 1.54 I
1:51:33 don't remember the number but three not
1:51:35 SL available in the well and the moment
1:51:37 they test you with this balloon and so
1:51:38 on and they find you that you are above
1:51:40 that limit they will get you and you
1:51:43 will get points or maybe your your
1:51:44 driving license is gone and they are
1:51:46 concerned about the road safety
1:51:48 obviously not about Haram at halal
1:51:50 but that's can be used as the objective
1:51:53 research can be used for some definition
1:51:55 but some some work must be done
1:51:57 concerning the so-called other drugs
1:51:59 clearly some drugs like like uh like uh
1:52:01 like heroin and like LST and so on it's
1:52:04 no doubt
1:52:05 it's not small amount of real estate
1:52:08 which is definitely not not poisonous or
1:52:10 the uh you start imagining that you are
1:52:13 riding on the back of a snake or
1:52:15 something like that that's
1:52:17 if that's in if that's not intoxication
1:52:19 if you don't know where you are then you
1:52:23 cannot know what you'll think
1:52:24 clearly that's that's intoxicant and
1:52:26 this is a definitely a Hummer in that
1:52:29 sense
1:52:32 dictated by medical reasons but it was
1:52:35 about marijuana yeah see there's many
1:52:38 really many discussion about this is it
1:52:40 really leading to such a situation which
1:52:42 you don't know what you are saying
1:52:44 or even becoming violent it seems to be
1:52:47 mostly marijuana and so on make you
1:52:49 order less violent make a more
1:52:51 complacent
1:52:52 so I mean I mean if you look the analogy
1:52:55 of driving a car I would not trust
1:52:57 someone on marijuana to drop me anywhere
1:53:00 yeah
1:53:02 this train stop repeatedly on three
1:53:05 Loops because you sell off his face with
1:53:08 it yeah that's that could be but but it
1:53:11 has to be tested really and analyzed so
1:53:13 but this is only by because because you
1:53:16 have experience by someone but you have
1:53:18 to do something like that like 100
1:53:20 people where you could use it for Islam
1:53:23 for thousands of years and the phenomena
1:53:25 of being drunk and so well known they
1:53:27 know when they are drunk and all of
1:53:29 these phenomena is narrated by the
1:53:31 people so it's public knowledge everyone
1:53:32 knew it but for these things which were
1:53:35 not available at that time and uh were
1:53:38 available in certain forms which is why
1:53:39 less intoxicant for example as a smoke
1:53:41 or or just chewing or something like
1:53:43 that there's not enough information to
1:53:45 judge is it really reaching the level of
1:53:48 prohibition and personally even before
1:53:50 the level of prohibition it may be the
1:53:51 level level of public or other
1:53:54 protection but this need to be done
1:53:57 better than than what has been done by
1:53:59 many people just by guesswork I think
1:54:01 half of slav have been testing marijuana
1:54:03 for quite some time look look look for
1:54:05 example look for example in in when
1:54:07 coffee came
1:54:08 they were fat was for for almost a
1:54:10 century that it is Haram and it's
1:54:12 untoxic and also because it people will
1:54:14 remain awake at night and can can pray
1:54:16 or can do work at night which is we know
1:54:18 absolutely false
1:54:20 so you don't think if something coming
1:54:22 real new and why they use unless you do
1:54:25 some solid research
1:54:27 and the structural and measurements uh
1:54:30 it is not going to be uh you're not
1:54:33 going to do a considerable uh uh really
1:54:37 uh legal illegal injunction but
1:54:40 certainly things like cut and so on is
1:54:43 not toxic
1:54:44 that's that's well established now
1:54:45 without any doubt is actually more and
1:54:48 more from the for the coffee tea family
1:54:50 rather than the other side
1:54:53 or making somewhat relaxed and this is
1:54:55 not intoxication which isn't something
1:54:56 different make you violent make you
1:54:59 unable to distinguish or say whatever
1:55:00 make you unable to control your emotion
1:55:03 or prevent you from violence because all
1:55:05 of us are sometimes you wish talking to
1:55:07 someone a provocative which you smash
1:55:10 his head but to control yourself this
1:55:11 happens almost daily
1:55:13 someone look at you oddly in the city
1:55:15 which to smash his nose pieces but you
1:55:17 don't do it
1:55:18 this happens almost anything and we
1:55:20 control it but if you're intoxicated you
1:55:23 cannot control it in the most of the
1:55:24 cases
1:55:26 that's what comes so that what's up say
1:55:28 this is a matter of really it should be
1:55:30 an objective research
1:55:32 only objective really like for example
1:55:34 many people in time passed like
1:55:36 objectives
1:55:39 visiting sham and they told him about
1:55:41 Tilla and it's good to warm you in
1:55:43 Winter and the escort to say it is
1:55:46 they have the best for have a alcohol
1:55:50 maker winemaking and they boil it until
1:55:53 it is down to half size
1:55:54 and they became thick almost like like
1:55:57 uh like marmalade maybe like more liquid
1:56:00 than my minute like honey
1:56:02 and Alma tested to put his finger on the
1:56:04 toilet it pulled the finger it was
1:56:05 sticking a little bit sticky a little
1:56:07 bit viscous and he tells it and say oh
1:56:09 this is this is beautiful this is the
1:56:12 boiling has expelled most of its shaytan
1:56:14 and he ordered that the the mujahideen
1:56:17 and Sham should get the LA in Winter
1:56:18 because it's very nicely warming it
1:56:20 gives you a boost of calories and warm
1:56:22 you from inside without having alcohol
1:56:24 now we we did the experiment
1:56:26 experimentation here we did with with
1:56:28 the first class wine like wine of 15 of
1:56:32 15 uh percentile good wise various good
1:56:36 ones and then we boil them down to half
1:56:39 and two third because in time Pastor
1:56:41 people taking a bit like Imam Amish and
1:56:43 so on they were they they say he was
1:56:45 drinking on half meaning going to the
1:56:47 people of the box say from your Humber
1:56:49 boiled me down to a half and give it to
1:56:50 me
1:56:51 and we did that it turns out it gets the
1:56:54 percentage of alcohol from 15 which is
1:56:56 definitely toxicant and to 0.2.4 which
1:56:59 is not so intoxicating because 0.2.4 if
1:57:02 you put it in in if you get a 4 liter as
1:57:06 you said the limit
1:57:08 mentioned by the whole Epsilon to for
1:57:10 intoxication if you get it you still are
1:57:12 not intoxicated intoxicated so this is
1:57:15 not intoxicating and so this
1:57:17 alcohol-free beer which has 0.2 or
1:57:19 something is perfectly harder no problem
1:57:23 for example but it is done by lab I have
1:57:25 the lab results by the way I found them
1:57:27 at last
1:57:30 so going down to half or half
1:57:33 another way is for example uh uh that uh
1:57:38 there may be huge I want to ferment it
1:57:40 but it's usually not done in a first
1:57:42 class level like in any by Brazil and
1:57:44 they're producing uh Italian for cars
1:57:47 and so on though after taking the
1:57:49 ethylene out and only just traces
1:57:52 remaining in the drink but I don't think
1:57:53 that they're doing it in such a
1:57:54 sophisticated day that's a good drink I
1:57:57 don't think it's an ice drink but if it
1:57:58 is done that the remaining is a good or
1:58:00 a nice drink
1:58:02 that's fine it has a good taste for
1:58:04 example because it will have the other
1:58:06 good materials from the grapes and from
1:58:08 the or from the various corn and things
1:58:11 like that but I'm not sure because they
1:58:12 are not they are out to get the ethylene
1:58:14 for for free will they are not out
1:58:16 together a nice tasting drink so I don't
1:58:20 think the the whole industrial
1:58:21 facilities are not designed to have the
1:58:23 limit that are made almost like it's
1:58:25 just thrown away in the rivers again as
1:58:27 liquid
1:58:28 others contains quite a number of good
1:58:30 antioxidant and other substances but the
1:58:32 test may be terrible so it's not worth
1:58:34 bottling and selling to anybody
1:58:36 possibly
1:58:39 but definitely do you have you have
1:58:41 extracted the most of alcohol with in it
1:58:43 oh sorry by boiling water out there or
1:58:46 tower Tower republishing or something
1:58:48 like I don't know what type of procedure
1:58:49 they're using in Balaji
1:58:51 anyway the official is that we have to
1:58:53 really to to Define what's toxic and
1:58:56 probably
1:58:57 and that I may give us a guide and what
1:58:59 the brother asked about is that if
1:59:01 someone in such a state what to do with
1:59:03 the uh they should avoid Salah because
1:59:05 you should do Salah should be you should
1:59:06 be in state of mind but isn't sufficient
1:59:09 that you have the benefit of it and that
1:59:11 you remember Allah probably
1:59:12 and if you don't know what you are
1:59:14 saying then you are not really fully
1:59:16 conscious you may be invested like like
1:59:19 someone sleeping which we cannot even do
1:59:22 any Salah
1:59:24 it's wrong one question uh why did you
1:59:27 say
1:59:28 why they say say that is not Haram is it
1:59:31 because it's not an intoxicant because
1:59:33 as far as I read that Hut slows the
1:59:35 digestion and also it reduces the sexual
1:59:38 drive of men and so on so what's this
1:59:40 what's the problem with that so it's
1:59:43 it's specifically about intoxication
1:59:46 that's the only it is
1:59:49 prohibiting any food is that it's
1:59:51 poisonous or cause harm
1:59:53 none of that mentioned none of these
1:59:55 mentioned are causing slowly in the the
1:59:58 digestion may be very beneficial for
2:00:00 some people to slim down
2:00:02 reducing the sex drive maybe for maybe
2:00:05 not a bad idea whatsoever generally
2:00:08 especially for young men
2:00:14 who seem a bit wide when they're having
2:00:15 they look like rabbits eating it and I
2:00:19 don't know just it's just you know like
2:00:20 it's one of the things that they do
2:00:22 perfectly fine if you don't like it
2:00:24 don't eat it I I know many people when
2:00:26 they see for example of nice going and
2:00:28 when a locust swarm comes collecting
2:00:31 locusts and and eating it they feel
2:00:33 disgusted they say they are eating
2:00:35 cockroaches they are not cockroaches
2:00:38 but they don't like it fine what can you
2:00:40 do
2:00:41 find it disgusting don't eat it that's
2:00:43 it or don't don't consume it
2:00:45 when they when I say like you know with
2:00:47 the police what they do is after alcohol
2:00:49 testing they started to do something
2:00:50 with uh you know drug testing when one
2:00:52 of them is
2:00:53 um dilation of the pupils yeah the
2:00:56 dilation of the pupils it's linked to
2:00:58 dopamine relief if I'm not mistaken not
2:01:01 with it because alcohol is not to do
2:01:03 that so they already tried to find the
2:01:04 alcohol which is intoxicant their main
2:01:07 purpose is not that your equipments are
2:01:09 dilated they might present do you have
2:01:11 alcohol in the blood which endangers the
2:01:13 traffic safety and there are certain
2:01:14 indicators for that now what means that
2:01:17 for example when they say to take drugs
2:01:19 for example now obviously drugs just
2:01:21 like everything in England you've got
2:01:22 like a million different types of
2:01:23 alcohol they have a million different
2:01:25 type of drugs in the UK so the ones that
2:01:28 that do actually there are some drugs
2:01:30 which you certainly do impaired driving
2:01:32 so what police started to do is because
2:01:34 obviously you can test for alcohol for
2:01:37 alcohol in your breath the kind of tests
2:01:39 that they use in America or I think UK
2:01:42 as well in terms of checking the
2:01:43 dilation of the pupils yeah that's fine
2:01:45 if that if that's if that's indicating
2:01:46 for a material
2:01:49 which is for example if you go to the I
2:01:51 test table two drops which open the
2:01:53 dilation so you can't see the back of
2:01:54 the eye that's that's definitely not
2:01:56 related to any drug in your body as a
2:01:58 material specifically to look in the
2:02:00 depth that's a medical material has
2:02:03 nothing to do with intoxicants but the
2:02:06 mere dilation itself is not but the
2:02:07 dilation of certain materials are known
2:02:09 to do dilation
2:02:10 and from that you conclude I has this
2:02:13 and this material which is by itself
2:02:15 endanger the traffic safety
2:02:17 or transgressing if you are a Muslims
2:02:19 that is the limit of Haram that's that's
2:02:20 the issue so these are the how to test
2:02:23 about things that's it like for example
2:02:25 when we do the testing of boiling and
2:02:27 bringing the wine wine bottle uh from
2:02:29 from its one liter down to a half half
2:02:32 liter and measuring the alcohol content
2:02:34 content content
2:02:36 I turn out to really point something
2:02:38 to 1.4 non intoxicant level then we say
2:02:41 this nabid that's what ramage was doing
2:02:43 drinking one half is perfectly correct
2:02:45 he's doing no problem
2:02:48 again there is a further comments
2:02:50 without um anecdotal evidence of prophet
2:02:52 saying that he knows some people who
2:02:53 don't who eat it and they are usually
2:02:55 very thin aggressive don't sleep at
2:02:57 night I mean how much research have you
2:02:59 done on the specific conditions I don't
2:03:01 know but as far as I know there's
2:03:03 nothing to show there's intoxication
2:03:04 until now being slim being aggressive a
2:03:07 little bit more aggressive very doubtful
2:03:11 I passed in Yemen and all of them were
2:03:13 using the even people who are regular in
2:03:15 Salah people who are Islamic activists
2:03:17 absolutely nothing
2:03:18 attracting any attention
2:03:21 but they could do a 40 year ago yeah
2:03:24 it doesn't seem to be that anything as
2:03:26 as a father scene as the majority of the
2:03:28 people I've seen
2:03:30 and that some people have seen that some
2:03:33 people became thin that's because of the
2:03:35 digestive learning so that it's good for
2:03:36 slimming and they're aggressive maybe
2:03:38 because of their their physiology and
2:03:40 their nature is more aggressive than
2:03:41 others
2:03:42 there's thin people seem to be maybe
2:03:44 more more of a nervous type it's not
2:03:47 related to that related to sales and
2:03:50 genetic precondition you have to do a
2:03:51 really a must analysis and mass testing
2:03:54 and so on it doesn't work this way a
2:03:56 case of hammer is at the time of prophet
2:03:58 for thousands of years as to know what
2:03:59 humble is it's very well known it's very
2:04:02 well known people experiencing that you
2:04:04 see it in the family it's a common
2:04:05 knowledge
2:04:12 it's a common knowledge and there's
2:04:14 nobody intoxicated nobody is wavering
2:04:15 nobody is unable to but to drive a car
2:04:17 everyone is driving nicely going to the
2:04:19 battlefield defeating the Saudi
2:04:22 aggression Etc with cut in their mouth
2:04:25 we see that on a daily basis so that
2:04:27 there's someone so few people who are
2:04:29 thin and they may be aggressive maybe I
2:04:31 Feel The Accidental that's not a good
2:04:32 sample that's not research
2:04:38 for thousands of years we have thousands
2:04:40 of years of information accumulated
2:04:43 we don't need to do a lab experience for
2:04:45 that it's clear
2:04:46 even the person said that someone asked
2:04:48 him in Yemen we it is very cold and we
2:04:51 do a drink which is called Miser made
2:04:53 from maize or something or small maze or
2:04:55 something
2:04:56 ask her the question
2:04:59 are you scared does it intoxicated they
2:05:01 said yes
2:05:03 and they understood they say are you
2:05:05 scared they say yes they knew what's
2:05:07 your meaning
2:05:08 we don't need to discuss that for other
2:05:10 things we need to ascertain is it
2:05:12 something which similar to that you're
2:05:13 scared of hammer so we can call it
2:05:16 Humber
2:05:17 the station I mean because there are
2:05:19 there is quite a bit of for example the
2:05:21 brothers saying that he saw someone who
2:05:22 ate too much he couldn't see a car that
2:05:24 was in front of him and tried to jump
2:05:26 over it yeah but but yeah but rush it is
2:05:29 one person or ten is not we have to to
2:05:31 have mass information like the same with
2:05:33 humble so that the word intoxicant
2:05:34 applies everyone agree it applies
2:05:37 if you see a better woman going to
2:05:39 accommodate to the police say my husband
2:05:41 came home drunk foreign
2:05:48 philosophical discussion about that says
2:05:50 known for thousands of years in the case
2:05:52 of of of LSD we know that everyone
2:05:55 taking LSD reports things which are
2:05:57 absolutely amazing
2:06:00 like about to jump from a window
2:06:01 thinking that from the 10th floor
2:06:03 thinking he's just only at the first
2:06:05 floor he can jump easily safely that's
2:06:07 really intoxication and everyone has
2:06:10 this experience almost everyone
2:06:14 yeah
2:06:16 but for Cut Is the open is the opposite
2:06:18 Forex I'm just mentioning that I'm not
2:06:20 saying the decision it has to be done
2:06:22 systematic in a proper way not just oh
2:06:25 they're showing of something it looks
2:06:27 disgusting and after chewing they they
2:06:29 tend to sleep or have no sex and so on
2:06:31 uh this might be maybe Hammer also no
2:06:34 this is not the way it works it needs so
2:06:36 basically your point of view is for the
2:06:38 record it needs the research okay any
2:06:40 material any material is halal until you
2:06:43 prove it's Haram at those what's the
2:06:45 reason for being Haram is it harmless
2:06:46 then you have to prove intoxication
2:06:49 simple
2:06:51 so up until that point so it's a new say
2:06:53 for example we don't have sufficient
2:06:54 material on this specific subject no
2:06:56 research has been done
2:06:58 if you are if you are cautious and you
2:07:00 are afraid you can't avoid but you
2:07:01 cannot make a factor to the people
2:07:03 according to your desire no it doesn't
2:07:05 do it this way
2:07:07 as a question uh from uh
2:07:14 uh Prof I just want to add something
2:07:17 going back to the lecture uh but I think
2:07:19 you already touched on it
2:07:22 the ISA is
2:07:31 and so-called Enlightenment Advocates
2:07:35 today nowadays they say that uh Hummer
2:07:38 is not you know banned because the Ayah
2:07:40 doesn't say it's Haram you know but and
2:07:43 and I know that you know from from uh
2:07:46 from Sierra and soon
2:07:48 I just mentioned exactly exactly yeah
2:07:52 avoid it so that you may Prosper what's
2:07:55 the opposite logically avoid through
2:07:57 that to my personal don't avoid that you
2:07:59 definitely will not personal the
2:08:00 opposite of exactly your main person is
2:08:02 that you will not prosper
2:08:10 if you are punished the level of
2:08:12 punishment you will not prosper yes
2:08:14 you're right doctor so I just I just
2:08:16 want to respond to them from the same
2:08:18 Ayah as you said means completely to
2:08:21 steer away from from it so it it it
2:08:24 means that yeah that's right that's
2:08:27 right that's right that's right but but
2:08:29 it is still not enough still awake maybe
2:08:31 just advice
2:08:47 is
2:08:48 in strict sense you have to otherwise
2:08:51 you become liable and sinful that's
2:08:53 right and another Karina is
2:08:59 cannot be you know uh advising for Good
2:09:02 Deeds
2:09:03 advice either for harm or or evil evil
2:09:07 or harm the shaitaan used also for
2:09:09 things related to physical harm like for
2:09:12 example mentioning mentioning women who
2:09:15 are bleeding but not Administration and
2:09:17 the president said use the word and one
2:09:19 Hadith is this is that this is the one
2:09:22 vein which has broken in other words
2:09:24 this is the kick from the shaytan now we
2:09:26 know the shaytan has no leg and he
2:09:28 doesn't kick you and break your vein
2:09:29 meaning it is something harmful it is a
2:09:31 it is an is an effect of some harmful
2:09:34 physiological order or or other
2:09:37 phenomena maybe because of bacterium
2:09:39 because arrows because you fell and
2:09:41 broke something we don't know it's a
2:09:43 kick from machete it is something
2:09:45 harmful not not the normal order of
2:09:48 things which is not harmful is normal
2:09:50 true true doctor and another third
2:09:53 Karina is that the hammer is followed by
2:09:55 ansan and we know ansab is the uh and
2:09:58 also like what they used to in terms of
2:10:01 the idols that's definitely Haram
2:10:02 definitely
2:10:03 exactly what they use to erect to to
2:10:06 worship like Idols yeah and they used to
2:10:09 like Slaughter animals for it and we
2:10:11 know from various ayas that this is
2:10:14 actually shirk so yeah so so this Ayah
2:10:17 is clear it contains the maximum
2:10:19 prohibition yeah so I don't know please
2:10:22 see the intellectuals you know no they
2:10:24 said they said listen I tell you this is
2:10:27 the the classical art of twisting model
2:10:30 like the Jews are master of this foreign
2:11:03 in a small amount is a PR apparently
2:11:06 good for the brain but large amounts are
2:11:08 psychedelic what what what's it what was
2:11:11 that it's something called Silo
2:11:14 psilocybin so it's it's it's the element
2:11:16 the active element in magic mushrooms
2:11:19 and this is somewhat recent phenomena in
2:11:22 Silicon Valley Etc where people micro
2:11:24 dose it so the active ingredient in the
2:11:27 magic mushrooms is psilocybin and they
2:11:29 take like a tenth of what the cryptocp
2:11:31 is you know you're talking about LSD Etc
2:11:33 so it's a trip you'd say take whatever
2:11:35 three four grams but these micro doses
2:11:39 would take a tenth of that and it
2:11:41 doesn't have that trip effect but
2:11:42 apparently over time or whatever uh
2:11:45 creativity increases out of the box
2:11:47 thinking solves kills depression I think
2:11:51 most of the evidence is probably
2:11:51 anecdotal but I was interested in
2:11:54 whether yeah
2:11:56 this is taken for medical and and health
2:11:59 reasons it is not taking for enjoyment
2:12:01 the problem with hammer is that why
2:12:03 Hammer is that if it is
2:12:06 a product which is about four liter is
2:12:09 it toxicant than this handful of it is
2:12:11 handful of it or the snow is is
2:12:15 a drop of it but this is usually will
2:12:18 have been no less than one mouthful
2:12:20 which is a handful
2:12:21 uh because Hammer is is is drunk for
2:12:25 it's not only for the intoxicating
2:12:27 effect it has you developed the test for
2:12:29 it and many comes at for the at least
2:12:31 for their used to it are testy they find
2:12:33 it's a test and it is connected with
2:12:35 having a setting with with this with
2:12:38 singing and so on enjoying yourself so
2:12:40 it's enjoyable in the case of magic
2:12:42 mushrooms in the case of the large doses
2:12:44 it is it I I don't think it attracts
2:12:48 someone to become addictive to it in
2:12:50 that sense because it puts you in a
2:12:51 state instead which may be Troublesome
2:12:53 for many people some people come
2:12:55 screaming and so on so is that and
2:12:57 there's no no way to have a session with
2:12:59 people enjoying music as well because
2:13:01 everyone goes in his own world so
2:13:03 there's the danger of the small amount
2:13:04 inviting the big amount is not there
2:13:06 it's number one so we cannot apply the
2:13:08 peninsula we have no farak something
2:13:10 like equivalent to a farak or
2:13:12 equivalency and the small amount is
2:13:14 taken for for uh for medical reasons but
2:13:17 it's perfectly okay I don't think it's
2:13:18 not medical reasons it's just taking
2:13:20 like caffeine or nicotine yeah
2:13:23 for for health reasons for for improving
2:13:27 activity for for for organizing for
2:13:30 example one one way for one important
2:13:33 aspect of coffee is that you can't you
2:13:35 can reorganize your sleep for example
2:13:37 after a jet lag when you arrive in the
2:13:38 area you feel sleepy because it's your
2:13:40 time in your back home you take coffees
2:13:43 that strike to stay awake until the
2:13:44 night in that place you arrived and then
2:13:46 your day and night have been switched
2:13:48 easily in one day instead of suffering
2:13:49 several days for jet luck
2:13:51 I think Kathleen is a well-known
2:13:54 nootropic as well so yeah it helps
2:13:56 stimulate the brain exactly
2:13:58 the same and also there's there's
2:14:01 usually although coffee is could invite
2:14:03 you to to be excessive and coffee taking
2:14:05 instead of the four reasonable cups a
2:14:07 day and listen emergency
2:14:13 to the health but this is usually easy
2:14:16 to control because it's not that
2:14:17 addictive you can reduce it a little bit
2:14:19 Hammer is having the problem he was also
2:14:21 being addictive there's one fundamental
2:14:23 aspect of it this does not apply for
2:14:26 magic mushroom as far as I know it's a
2:14:28 price I think for worst for for uh for
2:14:31 heroin and crack
2:14:33 these are the worst addictive
2:14:35 then I think LSD Mattis D is maybe
2:14:38 moderately but addicted
2:14:40 there are some other things which are
2:14:41 not that uh cocaine is addictive think
2:14:44 these things
2:14:45 so there's the danger of addiction so
2:14:47 that even the smallest amount can invite
2:14:48 and also the circumstances of taking it
2:14:51 is usually in a globe enjoying yourself
2:14:53 listening to music whatever it is then
2:14:56 that invite to increase but for magic
2:14:59 mushroom taking the small amount is very
2:15:01 well controllable and it has the health
2:15:03 benefit and has also the the medical
2:15:06 purposes
2:15:08 which may be needed
2:15:10 right but I said that someone could sit
2:15:14 and study that problem that the more my
2:15:16 most for them at that point must be that
2:15:18 we don't know what is then it says Halal
2:15:20 until proven otherwise that should be
2:15:22 the fundamental Point any other
2:15:23 fundamental point will get you into
2:15:25 experience in the religion and become
2:15:26 obsessed and become you think that you
2:15:28 are more wiser than a messenger and you
2:15:31 envy nowhere exactly exactly it it's not
2:15:34 in the only the matter that your
2:15:35 prohibit what is halal it becomes worse
2:15:38 that you even like
2:15:39 he's here about the eyes of your Justice
2:15:42 and so on and he thought Justice is just
2:15:44 a numerical equivalence when the prophet
2:15:46 gave certain tribal leadership more than
2:15:48 other people he thought this is injust
2:15:50 because he wanted also to have a share
2:15:52 of of that booty and he told the prophet
2:15:55 is plain in his face you are you have
2:15:56 not been just today
2:15:58 because he's now defining justice as
2:15:59 numerical equivalence he doesn't
2:16:01 understand that the deeper details and
2:16:03 so on understand that that as a head of
2:16:06 state you have to take consideration of
2:16:08 other issues like like keeping enemies
2:16:10 at Bay keeping in a dangerous uh uh
2:16:13 tribal shift ends at Bay Etc in the
2:16:16 society which which there are many
2:16:18 conflicting many hostile elements there
2:16:20 which are keeping it now low because you
2:16:22 are dominant but one day they may turn
2:16:24 against you and so on you do not
2:16:26 understand that
2:16:27 they didn't understand that this is very
2:16:29 importantly Halal to give some people
2:16:31 more because there's a relevant reasons
2:16:34 for that
2:16:36 so without any any Innovation from
2:16:39 numerical numbering Etc
2:16:41 again declaring
2:16:44 the same disease
2:16:49 it's the same Source going in extreme
2:16:51 religion
2:16:53 which we should be avoided by any by any
2:16:55 means because this will lead to
2:16:56 destruction
2:17:01 I'll give you another even worse example
2:17:04 but it's a shocking when the printing
2:17:07 press was invented
2:17:08 the scholars in in Istanbul and hilaba
2:17:11 issue the factual this is could be doing
2:17:13 this could be a reason in that what's
2:17:15 Haram in having a inscribing a tablet
2:17:19 and then printing it on a page in one
2:17:20 voice to the writing by hand
2:17:24 tell me what's there but they imagined
2:17:26 many negative things coming out of that
2:17:28 Allah Adam if they have imagined that
2:17:30 was just not method of exercising power
2:17:32 I think if we assume majority of them
2:17:34 are sincere hopefully
2:17:36 but that's the way
2:17:38 instead of saying this is a tool this is
2:17:39 the this is a piece of equipment this is
2:17:42 a procedure it should be headed
2:17:45 to be Haram and later on even
2:17:47 essentially later they have even a death
2:17:49 penalty for anyone using it
2:17:52 that's extremism religion which will end
2:17:54 you with a disaster
2:17:55 put the whole omba 300 years back
2:17:58 in science and technology
2:18:00 the same mentality
2:18:02 by the way same happened coffee
2:18:05 did not have that stunning effect but
2:18:08 this is a disgrace that that people
2:18:10 which issue a photo of daddy meaning
2:18:12 their their mindset is that everything
2:18:13 is Haram until we find it
2:18:16 this mindset must be fought with much
2:18:19 utmost vigor
2:18:25 yeah
2:18:27 the mindset is more important and the
2:18:29 fundamental principle is not the water
2:18:30 to protect than a specific making a
2:18:32 mistake if it's when mistakes they say
2:18:34 we find that at first we see there's
2:18:37 nothing Haram in God and we do not do
2:18:39 mobile slowly more information
2:18:41 accumulated and maybe one one century
2:18:43 from now it turns out it has so many
2:18:45 negative aspects that it should be maybe
2:18:47 restricted at least that's fine we can
2:18:49 correct that
2:18:56 cannot be corrected anymore you have
2:18:59 three sensors lost from the life of the
2:19:01 ummah and you'll Advance these three
2:19:02 centuries ahead of you massively
2:19:08 you play cash up until now
2:19:13 the modern day equipment is the kind of
2:19:15 people who start saying that the
2:19:16 internet's Haram and all this kind of
2:19:17 stuff yeah the same because some of the
2:19:20 most things I've ever seen in
2:19:22 my life coming I would say it's the same
2:19:24 mentality that's the reason it should
2:19:25 not be sucked in because because we have
2:19:27 been because hamburgers are like for
2:19:29 example issues in extremism of humble
2:19:31 for example because your mistake of
2:19:33 Scholars that they confuse the concept
2:19:34 of being Haram for consumption or being
2:19:36 negis impure
2:19:39 well there's ongoing for centuries now
2:19:41 discussion about this uh uh uh alcohol
2:19:44 dissolved with the dissolve the uh these
2:19:47 these various perfumes without code is
2:19:49 that called business it's not just it's
2:19:51 not
2:19:52 it's a perfume it's not for drinking if
2:19:55 you abuse it and drink it that's
2:19:56 something else
2:19:57 and if you're worried about on a social
2:19:59 level state level then make an
2:20:01 injunction that any any any of these
2:20:04 certain material which is does not
2:20:07 change the smell but change the test
2:20:09 make it horrible and make or cause maybe
2:20:11 stomach cramps so if anyone abuses any
2:20:14 perfume which is very unlikely but in
2:20:16 some countries they do that abuse any
2:20:18 perform they get such stomached cramps
2:20:21 that that he will never do again in his
2:20:23 life
2:20:30 you can't touch it you can use it to
2:20:32 color your hair you guys had nothing
2:20:33 it's Hummer consumption and producing
2:20:36 something as a hammer for consumption
2:20:43 these things have to be a little bit
2:20:45 done a little bit more accurately and
2:20:47 then than just obsessive
2:20:49 and also that that we discussed now
2:20:51 almost how how is almost like almost
2:20:53 almost half an hour about intoxicated
2:20:56 Alhambra shows also over that we're
2:20:57 still stuck in this mindset
2:21:00 we are more and more concerned about
2:21:02 food and drinks than about for example
2:21:04 all these countries which are not
2:21:06 fighting with drugs and so Alex Saudi
2:21:07 Arabia they have allowed usually banking
2:21:09 which is Declaration of world war on our
2:21:11 largest messenger we should be busy with
2:21:13 that I don't care if they open pubs in
2:21:16 Mecca
2:21:17 then they have already opened Banks
2:21:20 but our mindset even uh we we even we
2:21:23 are sophisticated and more advanced the
2:21:24 general Muslim population hopefully
2:21:27 we stuck with the discussion now 30 30
2:21:30 minutes about that well about Banks
2:21:32 maybe we'll discuss only five minutes
2:21:34 and we have no problem
2:21:39 should be the opposite x value
2:21:43 that's Obsession and if it comes to
2:21:44 issues a woman at hijab
2:21:46 then discussion goes for hours and days
2:21:50 it's the same disease
2:21:53 in case the woman discussion is a mix of
2:21:55 obviously extremism a religion and
2:21:57 dexterism in tribalism and and the
2:21:59 masculine Society of time past
2:22:06 we have to look at this this is very
2:22:08 important to get it sometimes you need
2:22:10 to do a bit goes in the other side a
2:22:12 little bit for the general public to get
2:22:14 them back to the medicinal Middle Point
2:22:18 foreign
2:22:25 things will become well balanced because
2:22:28 they have went out of the balance
2:22:30 completely in the other side excessively
2:22:34 even we have for example some fat was
2:22:36 here in fact it's not very prevalent
2:22:38 that for example some some kind of
2:22:40 spices like I don't know what's the name
2:22:42 in English they claim it is it is if you
2:22:46 use a good amount of it it will make you
2:22:48 relax and almost have a sleeve and
2:22:51 things like that and then work Hadith
2:22:52 one single Hadith which is most likely
2:22:54 fabricated
2:22:58 every intoxicant
2:23:00 every the present or something like that
2:23:04 is that the only Hadith in the world and
2:23:06 then the snap is even faulty and they
2:23:08 say oh this is still subtle tip I don't
2:23:10 know if everybody have knows the English
2:23:11 language
2:23:12 is it not big but nutmeg nutmeg yeah
2:23:16 nutmeg this is and there was a
2:23:19 discussion on going and so on luckily
2:23:21 it's not very widespread so I needed
2:23:23 only to answer a few people for that but
2:23:25 that's what I'm going around for some
2:23:26 time around the 10th of the century but
2:23:29 luckily they did not get a hold
2:23:34 because people energy is fully devoted
2:23:37 towards food and drinks and so on halal
2:23:39 food and so on rather about the Halal
2:23:42 banking Halal Financial systems because
2:23:44 it's out of their vision of their
2:23:46 reality
2:23:48 the folks they're focused on something
2:23:50 which they should not be focusing that
2:23:52 much about
2:23:55 oh you can't really help it at the end
2:23:57 there I mean yeah I know it's very
2:23:59 difficult if you get that over several
2:24:00 centuries it's very difficult to get out
2:24:02 of that because what's it right now
2:24:04 what's it being orchestrated by Petro
2:24:06 dollars most of this stuff is Petro
2:24:08 dollars as in you give the money to The
2:24:11 Madras I call it sitting on the dean
2:24:14 rather than actually it's propagating
2:24:16 that you sit on it and you have you
2:24:18 effectively become The Gatekeepers and
2:24:20 then if you want to push a narrative
2:24:21 everyone with the amount of volume and
2:24:24 everything they've got it becomes the
2:24:25 issue yeah whether it's uh anything
2:24:28 they've got the and then everyone gets
2:24:31 caught up in that discussion anyway when
2:24:33 they are getting out of that out of the
2:24:35 public domain Channel slowly bit by bit
2:24:37 so let's continue on that inshallah
2:24:40 and always succeed will get them
2:24:41 Michelle
2:24:43 anyway I think we should conclude for
2:24:44 today inshallah okay
2:24:47 next week inshallah we'll continue then
2:24:49 with the with the issues of hunting and
2:24:51 so on and punishments I hope that in the
2:24:54 sanctuary during the state of sanctuary
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