Dr Muhammad Al-Massari - The Need for Messengers.avi (2011-11-17) ​

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Discussion on the Proof of the Messengerhood of The Prophet Muhammad (Sallallahu Alahi wa Sallam)

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Dr. Muhammad Al-Massari discusses the need for prophets and messengers in order to have accountability in the afterlife. He argues that, although there is no compelling reason to believe that a rational being must be destructive for your makriyama (ultimate destiny), this is actually a possibility, and one that is observed in the reality of the universe. He goes on to say that, in order to have a chance at avoiding this fate, one must be sufficiently rushed and knowledgeable about the messages sent by messengers.

**00:00:00 ** Dr. Muhammad Al-Massari discusses the need for messengers in Islam, citing how human beings cannot enact divine laws on their own and that even if they did, the recognition of such laws would not be perfect. He argues that this philosophical viewpoint, which stems from the idea that Allah is obligated to do something for the benefit of the creation, is flawed and will lead to problems in Christianity.

• **00:05:00 ** The need for messengers is asserted in the Qur'an and supported by revelations from God. Those who receive a message and study it are those who will have no other option but to believe in the messenger and follow him. Those who have rejected are those who have chosen to reject because they could not overcome their own hubris, greed, or desire for supremacy.
• **00:10:00 ** The clip discusses the need for messengers, and how without them, human life would be miserable. It also discusses the need for allah to account for his creatures, and how if he doesn't, then humans might be able to say that they have violated the covenant of Allah. Finally, it points out that while human beings are not necessarily punishable until they are told so, this does not mean that they are deserving of hellfire or paradise.
• **00:15:00 ** Dr. Muhammad Al-Massari discusses the need for messengers in order to have accountability in the afterlife. He argues that, although there is no compelling reason to believe that a rational being must be destructive for your makriyama (ultimate destiny), this is actually a possibility, and one that is observed in the reality of the universe. He goes on to say that, in order to have a chance at avoiding this fate, one must be sufficiently rushed and knowledgeable about the messages sent by messengers.
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• Discusses the concept of justice, noting that it does not necessarily involve reward or punishment. He argues that justice is about being treated fairly, regardless of whether or not one has committed a crime.
• **00:25:00 ** talks about the need for free will and for just decisions, and how Allah is capable of making just decisions even if humans are not. He also discusses the concept of divine justice, and how it is impossible for humans to justly judge each other if they do not first get to know each other and understand their past wrongs. concludes by saying that the judiciary will never be able to properly settle disputes in the world because humans are not able to understand all the facts.
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• Discusses the concept of a testing universe, and how it is impossible for a rational being to be tested. It goes on to say that if a testing universe does exist, it has already disappeared.
• **00:35:00 ** Dr. Muhammad Al-Massari explains how some things can be taken figuratively, such as mountains being able to think. He then goes on to talk about how obedience can be achieved through free will, but happens in the year according to the Quran. He concludes by saying that this is an expression of beauty which can be appreciated by the mind and soul.
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• Discusses the need for messengers in the Qur'an and how this need is only meant for those who are tasked with testing and punishing people. He goes on to say that if someone is hopeless and perishing, they have received all the evidences and have had all the opportunities, and have chosen to neglect them, then they are in trouble. also discusses the issue of angels and humans, and how an angel will not be able to communicate with a human in the same way that a human can communicate with an angel.
• **00:45:00 ** Dr. Muhammad Al-Massari discusses the importance of prophets and messengers, stating that only men can properly carry out this important role. He goes on to say that a woman could be a prophet if she is inspired by Allah and has the same qualities as a man, such as reason and strength. He also points out that if a prophet makes a mistake, it cannot be corrected.
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• Discusses the need for prophets to be sinless and infallible, and how this is not always possible. It also discusses the example of Jesus, who was known for having revelations but also known for doing bad deeds.
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• Discusses a hadith in which the Prophet Muhammad said that a goddess will touch him and that this will reveal his true identity. points out that the Prophet's appearance will not be that of a typical prophet, and that he may be lying about his age. concludes that the lack of knowledge of the Prophet's appearance could get someone into trouble.

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Dr. Muhammad Al-Massari discusses the need for messengers in Islam. He explains that prophets have special powers that non-prophets do not have, and that when a prophet claims to be a prophet, he is automatically deployed from the position of magister. He also discusses the importance of the Quran as a matter of judgment.

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• Discusses how evidence must be based on sound principles in order to be accepted, and how dreams do not prove anything. also discusses how people who live in isolated islands will be doomed.
• **01:05:00 ** Dr. Muhammad Al-Massari discusses the need for prophets and how some of them were prevented from doing their jobs due to their sins. He also discusses how Allah would protect those prophets from being scandalized, and how the prophets left behind a valve so that their followers could argue on their behalf.
• **01:10:00 ** , Dr. Muhammad Al-Massari discusses the need for messengers in Islam. He explains that prophets have special powers that non-prophets do not have, and that when a prophet claims to be a prophet, he is automatically deployed from the position of magister. He also discusses the importance of phenomena in Islam, and how it will never leave the level of magister.
• **01:15:00 ** Dr. Muhammad Al-Massari discusses the need for messengers in the context of the historical context of the prophet Muhammad's time and the need for someone who can break physical laws. He also discusses the importance of the Quran as a matter of judgment. He concludes that only a being with free will and power can be a true messenger, and that such a being is currently present in America.
• **01:20:00 ** A hadith is a narration of the words or deeds of a Prophet. Muhammad Al-Massari discusses the importance of the hadith and how it can help to guide people. He also talks about the limitation of prophetic infallibility.
• **01:25:00 ** Dr. Muhammad Al-Massari discusses the need for messengers in Islam, noting that without them, the domesticated plants would not have been able to persist in the wild. He goes on to say that human beings develop plants for human consumption, and that fertilization must be done by hand. He also discusses honey, cauterization, and blood donation, noting that all of these are effective for healing various diseases.
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• Discusses the need for messengers, noting that without them, humanity would be lost. He goes on to discuss the fallibility of messengers and how this can be proven from the Qur'an. He also discusses the need for evidence in order to accept a prophecy as being from God.