Introducing Qur'anic Arguments: Surah An-Najm | Mohammed Hijab In Mecca (2023-01-07) ​
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Summary of Introducing Qur'anic Arguments: Surah An-Najm | Mohammed Hijab In Mecca ​
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a Muslim man discusses how the introduction of Qur'anic arguments can help people accept modern technology and scientific advancements more easily. He argues that since there is no logical contradiction between Qur'anic teachings and modern technology, people should be more accepting of modern technology. He also discusses the "Double Split" experiment, which demonstrates that one particle can be in two places at the same time.
00:00:00 Muslim scholars discuss the arguments made in Surah An-Najm, which is about the disappearance of the stars. They note that the verses are thought-provoking and discuss the authority of Muhammad.
- *00:05:00 Discusses Surah An-Najm and Mohammed's prophethood, covering how people might want to claim to be a prophet, and why someone might do so for monetary or poetic reasons. also discusses how Mohammed has not gone astray and has not earned prophethood, using plain language.
- 00:10:00 a Qur'anic argument is presented in which it is stated that the prophet Mohammed did not speak from desire, but from inspiration. The argument goes on to say that this is a beautiful example of how the Arabic language uses syllableism to create a beautiful rhyme. It is also stated that this was part of the reason why the prophet Mohammed's policies were in line with what he believed. It is argued that this is a widespread mentality in the Muslim world, and even in the world at large, and that it is the easiest time in history to believe in hybrids.
- 00:15:00 , a Muslim man discusses how the introduction of Qur'anic arguments can help people accept modern technology and scientific advancements more easily. He argues that since there is no logical contradiction between Qur'anic teachings and modern technology, people should be more accepting of modern technology. He also discusses the "Double Split" experiment, which demonstrates that one particle can be in two places at the same time.
- 00:20:00 introduces Qur'anic arguments, which assert that certain physical phenomena are impossible or contradictory. These Arguments include the idea that a particle cannot be both a player in two separate events at the same time, and the idea that an evolutionary process cannot result in an animal that is similar to a whale. The presenter goes on to say that some scientists have financial incentives to support their theories, and that scientists may be influenced by pharmaceutical companies. Finally, the presenter addresses the issue of eugenics, noting that Charles Darwin believed that the black man was less than the white man.
- 00:25:00 introduces Qur'anic arguments, which show that Mohammed saw many signs from Allah. The creator of the universe must be even more powerful than Mohammed, as he saw such great things and was still able to worship idols.
- 00:30:00 explains Qur'anic arguments against the veneration of statues, which Muslims believe were created by Allah. The presenter argues that these statues are just names, and that Allah has not sent down any Authority for those who follow them. He also argues that we have a low level idea of following things as human beings, and that this is where the veneration of statues comes from.
- 00:35:00 Yanni discusses the idea of Allah giving different rewards for different actions, and how there will be accountability in the afterlife. He also mentions the principle of angels having no power against Allah, and the importance of mentioning Gabriel in this context.
- 00:40:00 introduces Qur'anic arguments, which assert that certain things are true without needing proof. The example given is that two plus two equals four, which is a fact that is self-sufficient. Allah is the ultimate manifestation of Truth, and Truth itself is self-sufficient. Therefore, Allah cannot be proven, and those who reject Him do so due to desires or ignorance. Homosexuals, people who are addicted to sex, and those who are the most promiscuous in society all have high records of sexual misconduct, which shows how strong their desires are. Luther addressed this issue before going further, and faith can only be regained if people overcome their desires.
- 00:45:00 introduces Qur'anic arguments, discussing Surah An-Najm. Mohammed Hijab explains that the most pleasurable things in life are those that are temporary, such as eating a big meal and relieving oneself. He argues that these experiences aren't memorable, and that they're simply everyday occurrences.
- *00:50:00 Discusses the boredom he feels in the worldly life, how this translates to the deeper emotions in the afterlife, and how Allah provides deeper emotions in the afterlife through love. He also talks about how humans have negative emotions such as jealousy, anger, and anxiety, and how Allah provides relief from these negative emotions in the afterlife.
- *00:55:00 Discusses the Islamic concept of "ar-Rahman," or "the Most Merciful." It points out that this concept is mentioned in other religions, and that Islam didn't come about with a new message. It goes on to discuss the concept of "taqwa," or "fear of Allah." provides examples of how taqwa is demonstrated in everyday life, and how it is a prerequisite for faith. then discusses the concept of "tauba," or "repentance." He says that repentance is not only a personal act, but that it is also a prerequisite for faith. finishes the video by discussing the example of someone who turns away from Islam and then stops giving, illustrating the concept with a story from the previous Surah.
01:00:00 - 01:20:00 ​
introduces the idea of Qur'anic arguments, which state that no burden person shall bear the burden of another, that man can have nothing but what he does good or bad, and that his deeds will be seen. It then goes on to argue that science is the investigation of past patterns of natural behavior to predict the future, and that law is based on precedent. then compares the resurrection to other events in which Allah was involved, such as the creation of the universe and humans. It concludes by stating that it is difficult to believe in these event when they have been done before, and that Allah is the one who gives much more than even in contentment outside of the Resurrection.
01:00:00 introduces Qur'anic arguments, which state that no burden person shall bear the burden of another, that man can have nothing but what he does good or bad, and that his deeds will be seen. It then goes on to argue that science is the investigation of past patterns of natural behavior to predict the future, and that law is based on precedent. then compares the resurrection to other events in which Allah was involved, such as the creation of the universe and humans. It concludes by stating that it is difficult to believe in these events when they have been done before, and that Allah is the one who gives much more than even in contentment outside of the Resurrection.
- 01:05:00 Jordan Peterson argues that, although the West has produced many great advancements in science and technology, it is ultimately false because civilizations such as those in Egypt, Rome, and Greece have since fallen. Peterson also points out that, although Japan is not a Western civilization, it is still much more advanced than many of the current Muslim nations. Peterson concludes by saying that, although Allah is humbling us, we must remember that we are still very much inferior to past civilizations and must strive to improve.
- 01:10:00 introduces the argument that if Islam is true, then it should lead to overall well-being in society. It argues that some of the greatest scientists were the poorest men in life, and Muhammad made them someone who can be eternally living.
- *01:15:00 Discusses the psychological effects of doubt and how it can be used to advantage by Muslims. It discusses the psychological similarities between Surah An-Najm and Surah Al-Fatiha, and how the latter is a reminder of Allah's greatness. concludes with a warning to those who disbelieve that Allah is capable of removing Baraka from them in a sudden Southern shift.
- *01:20:00 Discusses the different tones used in Qur'anic discourse to persuade people of the existence of God. He discusses the arguments made in Surah An-Najm about disbelief and the authority of the prophet. He provides homework for students to think about how they can apply these lessons to their lives.
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0:00:00 [Music]
0:00:00 foreign
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0:00:43 foreign
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0:01:08 foreign
0:01:17 and shallow going to be covering that
0:01:20 because this is the second of three very
0:01:23 important surahs which we looked at
0:01:27 the previous one was sort of tour
0:01:29 which we've been plucking out if you
0:01:32 like not just the arguments but the
0:01:34 argumentative Style
0:01:36 of the Quran the points that are made
0:01:38 the assertions that are made
0:01:40 and we talked about the style of the
0:01:42 Quran some of the structural features
0:01:45 which are so well pronounced
0:01:48 and in the end of the last Surah
0:01:51 who remembers
0:01:53 what we said about the end of velocira
0:01:56 and the beginnings
0:01:57 yes
0:02:00 beautiful so we said that there's was
0:02:03 referred to as
0:02:06 OK
0:02:08 or this idea of
0:02:11 the
0:02:13 chaining together the knitting together
0:02:15 of the beginnings
0:02:18 of one Surah and the endings of another
0:02:22 and vice versa
0:02:24 we also talked about the structural
0:02:26 coherence of the Quran from that
0:02:27 perspective so the last area in the
0:02:29 previous Surah was
0:02:32 talking about what is
0:02:33 talking about
0:02:36 you know telling the prophetam to get up
0:02:39 and pray
0:02:40 at the time where the
0:02:43 the
0:02:44 Stars vanish and here you have here the
0:02:47 beginning of this Surah talking about
0:02:49 when najimi is when the stars vanish or
0:02:53 as the star when it vanishes
0:02:56 so clear a clear connection between the
0:02:58 tooth
0:03:01 so this is one thing we're going to be
0:03:03 looking at a little bit more the lexical
0:03:05 and the structural coherence between the
0:03:07 sword
0:03:08 but we'll also be looking at some of the
0:03:11 arguments that are made and just to ask
0:03:14 you guys what are some of the points and
0:03:16 arguments that were made in Surat first
0:03:20 relating to God's existence who
0:03:22 remembers
0:03:27 foreign
0:03:37 yes okay so the idea that Allah is the
0:03:39 uncreated and all that always there What
0:03:41 area in particular are we looking at
0:03:43 here
0:03:47 in chapter 52 yes
0:03:51 [Music]
0:03:56 they themselves the creators of
0:03:58 themselves
0:03:59 so that's one argument for the existence
0:04:01 of God really if you think about it
0:04:03 where it's at least something to make
0:04:05 you think of the existence of God
0:04:09 one of the sahabas he listened to this
0:04:12 Ayah and what did he say I'm pop
0:04:14 quizzing you now
0:04:17 yes sir
0:04:18 he said
0:04:20 he said as he was listening to this
0:04:22 quranic verses and stuff he said my
0:04:24 heart was going to fly off my chest
0:04:27 it's such a powerful verse that even at
0:04:29 the time of the Prophet it was seen as
0:04:30 such because it's thought provoking
0:04:33 what other things we said there are
0:04:35 three things that if someone accepts
0:04:37 becomes a Muslim a was what the
0:04:40 existence of God B and C were what
0:04:43 yeah
0:04:45 yes
0:04:47 the fact that Allah is worthy of worship
0:04:49 and the authority of Muhammad so tell us
0:04:53 something about
0:04:54 the the authority of Muhammad what
0:04:57 arguments were made
0:04:58 in the previous Surah
0:05:00 yes
0:05:09 fact that they didn't know him to be a
0:05:11 magician prior
0:05:14 they also
0:05:17 um
0:05:19 employers so the Quran says there is a
0:05:22 magician who is
0:05:24 but it does not give evidence because uh
0:05:29 it doesn't give evidence because the
0:05:31 primary recipients are themselves the
0:05:34 evidence they are the witnesses to it
0:05:37 so this is a very powerful way
0:05:39 how would you characterize the tone of
0:05:42 the messaging in the previous Surah
0:05:44 would you say it's
0:05:46 a very strident Tom confident tone
0:05:50 what else would you call it they're
0:05:53 beautiful it's an authoritative tone
0:05:56 okay
0:05:57 what other things did about the prophet
0:05:59 Muhammad particular did we
0:06:01 cover in the previous song
0:06:06 it wasn't a liar
0:06:07 yes but one particular about that
0:06:15 I mean there are three things that was
0:06:16 mentioned
0:06:16 [Music]
0:06:18 not mentioned he's not care him and he's
0:06:19 not shy he's not he's not a poet
0:06:24 um
0:06:26 yeah we went through this and then we
0:06:29 went through
0:06:30 a very important area which talks about
0:06:33 m-test elohom
0:06:36 is so what does this say I mean
0:06:41 assistance can get involved if you want
0:06:43 to and it's it's not a close shop here I
0:06:46 don't want to pressure anybody but yes
0:06:49 to give an example
0:06:52 collected the profit was leaving exactly
0:06:58 so that's from there I think it's a good
0:07:00 place to start let's let's start with
0:07:01 I'm going to get the translations I'm
0:07:03 using different translations
0:07:05 he's not he's not really a very
0:07:07 fantastic translation I have to be
0:07:08 honest but it's very detailed it's
0:07:10 almost like a tafsir in English
0:07:12 that's what it is really it's not really
0:07:14 uh elegant translation I have to be
0:07:16 blunt and honest with you but it's quite
0:07:19 uh informative so we'll be using it for
0:07:21 that purpose
0:07:23 by the star when it goes down or
0:07:25 vanishes now someone will say
0:07:28 nowadays especially I might as always
0:07:29 mention this
0:07:31 um someone will say how can a star
0:07:33 vanish I mean this in the non-islamic OR
0:07:35 anti-islamic websites these are the
0:07:37 kinds of arguments they make against
0:07:38 Islam they say look the the Quran the
0:07:41 author of the Quran believed that the
0:07:43 Stars they vanish in the sky and stuff
0:07:45 like this you say this is they say this
0:07:47 is nonsense this is this is a you know a
0:07:50 Fantastical idea or a primitive
0:07:52 understanding of science
0:07:54 this is a foolish interrogation and I'll
0:07:57 tell you why the Quran itself
0:08:00 it is
0:08:01 authored in a way to cater to the first
0:08:04 person
0:08:06 phenomenological perspective of the
0:08:08 human being
0:08:09 so it's about perspective of the human
0:08:12 so when we say for example the sun has
0:08:13 set
0:08:15 we don't mean that there is a setting
0:08:17 Place yeah I mean physical some people
0:08:19 actually use you know little carne and
0:08:21 these kinds of Shabbat it's a bit
0:08:23 nonsense to be honest with you because
0:08:24 it's known that this is in the context
0:08:27 of the human being it's not from the
0:08:29 godly perspective
0:08:30 and in the majority of the Quran is not
0:08:32 speaking about Allah from his own
0:08:34 perspective he's speaking about it from
0:08:36 the human's perspective
0:08:39 [Music]
0:08:40 emotional genuine he's sending it to the
0:08:43 Jinn and ins
0:08:45 when Allah says
0:08:51 [Music]
0:08:53 to the Jew the Jews and the human being
0:08:56 so the point is is that the Quran is
0:08:59 also from the perspective of the human
0:09:00 being so from our perspective the sun
0:09:02 sets the sun rises the Stars vanish so
0:09:05 that's it yes
0:09:13 so once again
0:09:15 we go to the psychological motivations
0:09:19 of a a claimant to prophethood why would
0:09:23 anybody want to claim to be a prophet it
0:09:26 could be we said before it could be for
0:09:27 monetary reasons money we talked about
0:09:30 well he's not living that kind of a
0:09:31 luxurious life so that's out of the
0:09:33 question it could be because he's insane
0:09:35 but we said that he doesn't have that
0:09:37 track record it could be because he's a
0:09:38 poet he doesn't really show that he
0:09:40 didn't have that training
0:09:43 he's not a cane blah blah blah all that
0:09:45 stuff now we're going to another thing
0:09:47 which is
0:09:49 doing it
0:09:51 he has not gone astray has not earned
0:09:55 now this is plain language so far it's
0:09:57 not revealing
0:09:59 motivations but the next part
0:10:01 nor does he speak from his own desire
0:10:04 because
0:10:05 somebody might say well I'm doing this
0:10:07 because I want to achieve some
0:10:08 objectives in fact some
0:10:10 like non-muslims who want to be
0:10:11 charitable like Karen Armstrong I think
0:10:14 or others they will say was a good man
0:10:17 he just had sociological objectives to
0:10:19 try and make the people good so he had
0:10:21 to pretend to be a Prophet this is what
0:10:23 they say
0:10:24 so in a way this is hella he's doing it
0:10:28 for a desire of some sorts because he
0:10:29 wants to reach power or because he wants
0:10:32 to you know unite the tribes or whatever
0:10:34 it may be
0:10:36 uh the prophet sallam or Allah is
0:10:39 telling us had no such motivation
0:10:41 and we talked in the past about how his
0:10:44 life was riddled with difficulty and
0:10:46 fighting and putting his life on the
0:10:47 line and it's not really a good deal to
0:10:50 be made to be made on a rational basis
0:10:53 is not for him to speak from desire
0:10:56 he doesn't speak from desire
0:11:01 it is an inspiration that is inspired
0:11:04 this is what this is
0:11:06 this is an inspiration this is something
0:11:09 which Allah has sent down to this
0:11:11 particular Prophet now this is beautiful
0:11:13 how the fawasan or the ending of each
0:11:17 Ayah
0:11:17 ends with an elephant this way
0:11:20 yes it's written as a yeah in the Arabic
0:11:22 but it's actually an alif
0:11:24 this alif it creates a rhyme which is
0:11:28 fantastic it's a beautiful as you can
0:11:30 hear it's a syllableistic nature
0:11:33 of this at this particular Surah this is
0:11:36 part of the reason why as we'll come to
0:11:38 find the the policies
0:11:41 were in all of this
0:11:44 to the point where they actually done so
0:11:45 Jordan actually
0:11:46 because they saw her as a great
0:11:50 piece of work even the politics they've
0:11:52 done so Jude after they hit they heard
0:11:53 this we'll come to that maybe at the end
0:11:57 I love
0:11:58 he has been taught by the one who's
0:12:01 Mighty in power in this case it's jabri
0:12:04 jabri who's a archetype and a
0:12:07 protagonist in the Old Testament
0:12:09 we know who jibril is
0:12:12 but Allah is giving him a serious praise
0:12:14 I don't think there's anything like that
0:12:15 in the Quran of any other
0:12:17 person
0:12:19 like
0:12:20 this is a serious praise to be put on
0:12:24 this uh archangela
0:12:29 he continues praising the angel he's
0:12:31 free from defect in body and mind festoa
0:12:34 he rose and became stable
0:12:36 anyhow
0:12:38 with now we're starting to imagine when
0:12:40 the prophet sallam first
0:12:42 encountered jibril Islam
0:12:45 he became stable
0:12:47 well
0:12:49 and he is in the horizons
0:12:52 wasn't the highest part of the horizons
0:12:55 so there's an imagery here there's a
0:12:57 Hadith
0:12:59 where he describes
0:13:01 the the angel actually I was looking at
0:13:05 some of the as I need of it
0:13:07 which that he saw him with 600 engine
0:13:09 wings
0:13:12 you imagine this
0:13:14 now let's take one step back because
0:13:16 I'll be honest
0:13:18 you know we're dealing with doubts and
0:13:20 we're dealing with atheism and we're
0:13:21 dealing with
0:13:22 the skeptic mind of course people are
0:13:25 going to say well actually I don't
0:13:27 believe in all this stuff sorry to say
0:13:28 Yeah in fact some of them they say
0:13:31 I remember walking home from school one
0:13:33 time and a person who was supposedly
0:13:34 Muslim yeah
0:13:36 I'm not going to reveal his name but he
0:13:39 came he said to me you know because I
0:13:40 used to go to the prayer rooms and this
0:13:41 kind of thing he said to me
0:13:43 do you really believe in these things
0:13:45 this is what he said
0:13:47 and this was by the way this was the
0:13:49 time where I think new atheism was at
0:13:50 his height like Richard Dawkins and
0:13:52 these guys there he looked at me and
0:13:55 then he started laughing he's like I
0:13:56 said do you really believe in these
0:13:57 things
0:13:59 I said I was I was surprised that he had
0:14:01 that like mentality but believe me this
0:14:03 mentality is widespread
0:14:06 in the Muslim world and this is
0:14:09 widespread obviously in the world itself
0:14:12 what are we talking about here the high
0:14:14 biet heaven hell the Angels the wings
0:14:17 you say 600 Wings they're handwaver
0:14:19 officer what are you talking about but
0:14:20 I'm into science I'm into materialism
0:14:26 I think he was ironically Bernard uh
0:14:29 Russell The Atheist famous
0:14:33 who said and it might not have been him
0:14:35 but yeah and he might have said this it
0:14:37 might have been him he said today's
0:14:39 technology was is yesterday's Magic
0:14:42 yeah let me let's just put something in
0:14:44 perspective first let me make a claim
0:14:46 and then I want to back out my claim is
0:14:48 as follows let me put this here please
0:14:50 my claim is
0:14:53 that it's the easiest time in history to
0:14:55 believe in the hybrid
0:14:56 that's my claim Yani Heaven held the
0:14:58 Angels it is the easiest time to believe
0:15:01 in it now than any other time in history
0:15:04 why
0:15:05 if I took this phone a thousand four
0:15:08 hundred years ago when the prophet
0:15:09 sallam was around we talked about
0:15:10 already we were outside we saw the jubel
0:15:12 we saw the mountains we saw all this
0:15:14 stuff yeah we saw all of that now
0:15:17 imagine taking away the buildings and
0:15:18 taking away everything taking away the
0:15:20 electronics and the cars and the people
0:15:22 you only got 10 000 people
0:15:24 and I somehow go into a time machine
0:15:29 and I take this phone with me okay
0:15:32 and I start showing them YouTube videos
0:15:34 of hands resources and this one and that
0:15:36 one and John Fontaine
0:15:39 and this one
0:15:41 what do you think that people are gonna
0:15:42 think I am
0:15:44 no doubt they'll say this guy's a
0:15:46 magician
0:15:47 I does anyone have a doubt about that
0:15:50 imagine if I start to yeah I need to
0:15:52 show them certain other technological
0:15:55 advancements that we have of today
0:15:57 like for example I showed them the
0:16:00 airplane
0:16:05 I showed them telephone networking and
0:16:07 these things
0:16:09 this is too much the internet I'll show
0:16:11 them the internet
0:16:11 [Music]
0:16:13 yeah
0:16:15 forget about a thousand four hundred
0:16:16 years ago
0:16:18 yeah I need 500 years ago 300 years ago
0:16:20 people would be shocked in fact I mean
0:16:23 I'm not sure does anyone know how the
0:16:25 the airplane was invented
0:16:29 I mean they say the Wright brothers
0:16:30 right you know the Wright brothers in
0:16:32 1907 I think it was 19. apparently it
0:16:34 should be 1907 there was two American
0:16:37 guys yes
0:16:39 there's different claimants you see like
0:16:42 for example in Brazil they have this
0:16:44 very important figure who has a I would
0:16:46 say a stronger claim I forget his name
0:16:48 now to who invented the airplane yeah
0:16:52 anyway the point is this is that when it
0:16:54 first came out and he was starting to
0:16:56 write it in in Paris
0:16:58 people were accusing him of all kinds of
0:17:00 stuff that was in 1907 or something like
0:17:02 that
0:17:03 so they were completely they were they
0:17:05 were making a mockery of it if you look
0:17:07 at the newspaper articles they were
0:17:08 making them up this guy believes he can
0:17:10 fly around the air
0:17:12 okay that's what they were saying
0:17:16 now do you see why this is relevant it's
0:17:18 a hundred years ago
0:17:20 where the woman didn't even have the
0:17:22 vote in the country
0:17:24 if they didn't until 1914
0:17:26 but they had the labor party they had
0:17:27 this they had that they had the
0:17:29 conservatives there in America they had
0:17:30 the Democrats they had the Republicans
0:17:32 things were in place they had the
0:17:33 Constitution and they were they were
0:17:35 shocked
0:17:36 and bewildered at the fact that there
0:17:38 are airplanes they were making fun of
0:17:40 that as a fact
0:17:42 why because today's technology is
0:17:45 yesterday's magic everything is
0:17:47 incredulous to everybody
0:17:49 until it's seen
0:17:53 what is so difficult about believing in
0:17:55 a creature with 600 rings
0:17:59 oh yeah honey nowadays we live in an age
0:18:01 where these guys are showing me the
0:18:03 neuralink something you put in someone's
0:18:05 head and then you can get them
0:18:06 information from their brain and you can
0:18:09 load your information they say yeah you
0:18:12 can load it
0:18:13 and they say you can put the meta first
0:18:15 they put the goggles and they're in some
0:18:17 other place
0:18:18 but they're in their mom's backyard but
0:18:20 actually no they're in Times Square
0:18:26 what I'm saying is now with the age of
0:18:28 Technology
0:18:29 we should be the most capable of
0:18:32 believing that I've yet of any humans in
0:18:36 any time in history because we've seen
0:18:38 it been proven so many times
0:18:42 where's the Allah is where is The
0:18:45 Logical contradiction so long as there's
0:18:46 no logical contradiction
0:18:48 there should be no problem
0:18:49 but you know what you
0:18:51 know I would say
0:18:53 you'd be very surprised at what people
0:18:54 believe scientists materialists atheists
0:18:57 have you heard of The Double Split
0:18:59 experiment
0:19:00 for example I'm not going to go into
0:19:02 details but let me on the quantum level
0:19:04 they say one particle can be in two
0:19:05 places at the same time
0:19:08 you know Harry Potter and the
0:19:09 philosophers don't know whether it's
0:19:10 called
0:19:11 I remember when he ran through the wall
0:19:13 people say this is impossible but in the
0:19:15 quantum world this is possible you can
0:19:17 run through walls and you can be in two
0:19:18 players at the same time
0:19:20 okay I'll put it in this way for you
0:19:21 yeah
0:19:23 if I were to take
0:19:26 a quantum physics textbook
0:19:29 and instead of using the terms the
0:19:31 scientific terms I'll use religious
0:19:33 terms
0:19:35 the whole thing becomes what they would
0:19:37 call a fairy tale
0:19:40 immediately
0:19:43 but a fairy tale of the fact of the
0:19:45 white man with the lap chord says it
0:19:53 that's their profit of the day
0:19:55 no one has seen this particle in two
0:19:57 places at the same time
0:19:59 and by the way they can't see it the
0:20:01 quantum world is invisible
0:20:03 I just just to let you know it
0:20:09 oh look you guys believe Richard talk
0:20:10 and say you believe in Barack he goes
0:20:12 here it goes there you believe in Wings
0:20:13 the animal donkey this whatever
0:20:16 say donkey's so much easier to believe
0:20:18 than a particle one particle being two
0:20:20 players at the same time because that's
0:20:21 a logical contradiction
0:20:26 and if you don't want to believe in
0:20:28 those things
0:20:29 it's true isn't it
0:20:32 it's true
0:20:36 so the ripe is the easiest thing to
0:20:38 believe in today
0:20:40 I don't believe in these things it's my
0:20:42 friend but then when he goes to the
0:20:44 scientists
0:20:46 and they tell him
0:20:48 an evolutionary theory that basically
0:20:51 I'm being vague here or I'm being crude
0:20:55 that a well-like creature became a
0:20:58 cow-like creature
0:21:00 it's in the same family according to the
0:21:03 classifications a whale became a cow how
0:21:05 did it just jump on the air no it had to
0:21:07 make so many Transformations did we see
0:21:09 those Transformations no we didn't but
0:21:11 we would believe it because the white
0:21:12 man with the lab coat said
0:21:14 he's colonized our minds
0:21:17 he's told us what fairy tales to believe
0:21:18 in
0:21:19 he's given it the label of approval he
0:21:22 said this is the one
0:21:24 but we don't even know this guy's
0:21:25 history the lab code guy
0:21:27 we don't even know what he's what he's
0:21:29 been doing
0:21:30 we don't know what collaboration is part
0:21:32 of what pharmaceutical company all those
0:21:35 things that we were doing a damn of the
0:21:37 prophets we don't do it to him of these
0:21:38 guys with
0:21:39 what what Financial incentives does he
0:21:41 have you don't think scientists have
0:21:43 Financial incentives
0:21:45 the pharmaceutical companies and so they
0:21:46 they are open we want to maximize our
0:21:49 profits
0:21:52 Eugenics they were saying the black man
0:21:54 is less than the white man
0:21:58 and they were using science
0:22:01 even Charles Charles Darwin he says that
0:22:04 the black man has a Fifth Third
0:22:07 he had like a thumb on his foot he
0:22:09 didn't even know these things he said
0:22:11 he's a Savage
0:22:12 and then this Hitler and those guys they
0:22:14 use the Eugenics programs what I'm
0:22:16 saying to you is this
0:22:18 science can be misappropriated can be
0:22:22 used can be weaponized
0:22:28 so the reason why I preambled because a
0:22:31 lot of this discussion is about ripe
0:22:33 about Allah taking the prophet sallam to
0:22:36 a certain place
0:22:37 and this place in that place and he saw
0:22:39 this and that so I can't believe in any
0:22:41 of it I haven't seen it
0:22:44 but in that case let's reject almost all
0:22:46 of science
0:22:50 let's see how the the materialists in
0:22:53 the dinner table feels like when he
0:22:54 rejects quantum mechanics
0:23:00 [Music]
0:23:07 he was a distance of Two bows length or
0:23:10 even here
0:23:11 this is so there's two times
0:23:13 this is referring to the time
0:23:16 where jibril saw the prophet
0:23:17 Massachusetts for the first time
0:23:19 where he was first told in the cave
0:23:23 then the nasla that he's talking about
0:23:26 here the second one is when he takes him
0:23:30 up to the Israel has anyone got a
0:23:32 question someone had their hand up
0:23:41 yeah chapter 53
0:23:44 and we are now af8
0:23:48 actually now we're in air 10. oh
0:23:54 so he
0:23:56 revealed he jibril revealed to the
0:23:59 prophet sallam what he revealed
0:24:06 the heart did not lie in seeing what he
0:24:09 saw Yani this is a confirmation from
0:24:12 Allah that this is not just a testimony
0:24:14 the prophet Muhammad this is to reassure
0:24:16 up and the primary audience this is
0:24:19 certainly what happened this is not a
0:24:21 delusion of some sort
0:24:23 no this is what happened this creature
0:24:26 that we have created
0:24:27 the angel jibril did meet the prophet
0:24:30 sallam he did see him in all of his
0:24:32 glory and yes 600 wings
0:24:35 and how that looks like I would know
0:24:38 but to be honest with you it's not too
0:24:39 hard to estimate
0:24:41 the scene winged creatures
0:24:44 yeah and we've seen two Wings some
0:24:46 creatures have more than that I don't
0:24:48 know
0:24:49 well at least they have one big one that
0:24:50 looks like so many so 600 is not yarn is
0:24:53 that hard to imagine
0:24:55 it would cover the Horizon it would be
0:24:57 some extraordinary thing to imagine in
0:25:00 the desert he saw it
0:25:05 will you then dispute
0:25:08 will you then dispute with him about
0:25:11 what he saw
0:25:16 so this is Allah taking
0:25:19 he's defending
0:25:23 he's backing the prophet and he does
0:25:24 that all the time
0:25:26 which shows you this is the greatest
0:25:28 honor that yeah and you can imagine
0:25:32 and indeed he saw him a second descent
0:25:41 had a low tree so basically the quranic
0:25:45 cosmology is as follows you have seven
0:25:46 heavens
0:25:48 each Heaven has its own
0:25:51 um Affair above that you have the
0:25:53 courtesy above that you have the foreign
0:25:58 but above the seven Heavens you have
0:26:00 this on the seventh heaven up into the
0:26:03 courtesy area this is
0:26:06 like the end
0:26:08 and this low tree says how can the tree
0:26:11 be in the air
0:26:12 what do you mean I've contribute an hour
0:26:14 what do you mean yeah put a tree into
0:26:16 the air I don't know
0:26:18 and by the way why do you think no no
0:26:20 because some people I know what people
0:26:21 think
0:26:22 I get three you imagine it because we
0:26:24 are yeah
0:26:25 such high creatures we think that the
0:26:27 tree must be on the floor how can you be
0:26:29 a tree in the sky like how does it work
0:26:34 there he is
0:26:35 that's what he's saying do you think
0:26:38 that the laws that govern
0:26:40 that universe is the same as the law
0:26:42 universe
0:26:43 it's not the same laws that govern the
0:26:45 universe in fact
0:26:47 the Quran actually alludes to that
0:26:51 is
0:26:54 when he created the seven Heavens he
0:26:57 said
0:27:01 that he he gave each of the heaven it's
0:27:04 a fair
0:27:06 meaning yeah there's different rules for
0:27:08 each other
0:27:09 we don't even know what the laws of
0:27:11 physics are going to be in the second
0:27:13 heaven the third let alone the low tree
0:27:15 and this one
0:27:22 that's where Paradise is
0:27:26 that's where the location
0:27:28 where there's Paradise as well
0:27:33 when it covered the low tree which which
0:27:36 did cover it so this was covered this
0:27:38 thing was the low tree was covered up a
0:27:40 little bit
0:27:42 the site
0:27:45 turn not aside left to right nor did it
0:27:48 transgress the bounds
0:27:52 indeed he saw some of the greatest signs
0:27:56 of his Lord
0:27:58 you know like have you ever seen those
0:28:00 animations where you see the Earth
0:28:02 and then you see a big planet and then
0:28:05 you see the Sun and then you see the
0:28:07 Milky Way and then you see whatever
0:28:09 the Galaxy and so on
0:28:12 and then you say
0:28:13 for us we're nothing Annie we're so
0:28:16 insignificant we're yeah like a grain of
0:28:20 sand
0:28:21 in a desert which is in another desert
0:28:23 which is in another and we're so
0:28:25 insignificant
0:28:26 and Allah he took one of us one of the
0:28:29 ibad all the way above and beyond those
0:28:32 seven Heavens which is it boggles the
0:28:36 mind how this can happen it has to be
0:28:37 faster than the speed of light has to be
0:28:40 some faster than any Quantum thing you
0:28:42 can imagine
0:28:43 faster than anything you can imagine and
0:28:45 why not yeah you can a little girl go
0:28:47 faster than the speed of light
0:28:49 you can do this
0:28:51 and he took him to this place where he
0:28:53 saw the big and if if this was the big
0:28:56 ones I want to know what that looks like
0:28:57 and you're not curious to know what this
0:28:59 tree looked like and what this genre
0:29:01 looks like
0:29:02 I'm very curious to know what that looks
0:29:04 like
0:29:06 and then after this
0:29:08 magnificent creation has been described
0:29:11 the Creator imagine the creator of all
0:29:13 of that
0:29:14 when you saw these animations and you
0:29:15 keep going out and it's like we're
0:29:17 nothing and then
0:29:19 we've seen those statues that you
0:29:21 worshiped
0:29:24 so after all of that these are the ones
0:29:25 we worship these ones I can smack his
0:29:27 face and he'll fall off his head
0:29:31 yes
0:29:33 what are you worshiping what the hell is
0:29:35 this thing what is this you smack it you
0:29:38 say it's like when he had one of his
0:29:40 idols and he ate it because he was
0:29:41 hungry
0:29:44 it's made out of dates he said I'm
0:29:45 hungry he's 88 it's good
0:29:48 subhanallah we have now really world
0:29:50 religions that they still give milk to
0:29:54 the garnish or to the idols this one or
0:29:57 that one
0:29:59 and then they come back and they say
0:30:00 look it's gone down a little bit you
0:30:02 must have drank it first of all if you
0:30:04 drank it that's even more problematic
0:30:05 because he needs to drink milk like a
0:30:07 baby no honestly that's not what it
0:30:10 means
0:30:12 I don't even need them
0:30:16 I don't even need the milk
0:30:19 he drank it because it evaporated into
0:30:21 the sky maybe you need one of the white
0:30:23 men with the lap of course to come and
0:30:24 tell you this thing
0:30:30 I love these guys they believe in these
0:30:32 guys they have what they call the Gora
0:30:34 complex
0:30:35 something else we can talk so you you
0:30:37 believe in these statues
0:30:39 they're in the heat they can melt or
0:30:41 they can they can be broken up
0:30:46 and this is
0:30:50 down here
0:30:52 and they will go back to the mentality
0:30:54 of
0:30:55 the cafe right at least at the time
0:31:02 you have the Sun and because remember we
0:31:04 said that they think
0:31:06 if they have daughters is the worst
0:31:07 thing for them
0:31:08 so you're allowed to have the Sun but
0:31:11 Allah
0:31:12 he must have the daughters
0:31:14 which means this great God that created
0:31:16 all these things the seven Heavens
0:31:19 all of this he put his abs up in the sky
0:31:22 he he sent me his great
0:31:25 Angel all of this nobody you worship
0:31:28 these statues and not only that you can
0:31:31 have what you want and God can't have
0:31:33 what he wants
0:31:35 what kind of mentality is this
0:31:41 what kind of mentality I want to know
0:31:43 what mentality that is
0:31:47 this is exactly what it is he the human
0:31:51 being
0:31:53 forgot where he came from he struck a
0:31:55 parable for us and he forgot where he
0:31:57 came from meaning he came from something
0:31:59 we're adding
0:32:01 sperm drops this and that
0:32:06 you need to go to the toilet and stuff
0:32:08 like that you feel really strong and
0:32:09 bigly you can go with the god you can
0:32:11 fight
0:32:12 you go to the toilet you need a drink
0:32:16 at lunch time I needed to eat and stuff
0:32:17 I was so hungry I need to go to the
0:32:19 toilet how can
0:32:22 then
0:32:23 till Christmas
0:32:26 this is a raw deal or this is a
0:32:30 division most unfair
0:32:33 yeah you get to have what you want but
0:32:35 God can't have what you think is better
0:32:36 better
0:32:38 this is very interesting
0:32:39 and then this is where the argumentation
0:32:41 comes
0:32:42 so I want you to kind of we'll we'll
0:32:44 make interactions
0:32:45 I'll recite this because it's a long one
0:32:49 in here
0:33:13 foreign
0:33:25 this one on that one these these are
0:33:27 just names that you put you and your
0:33:28 fathers
0:33:30 or your forefathers Allah has not sent
0:33:32 down any Authority for those
0:33:35 they follow just speculation a guess and
0:33:38 that which they themselves desire it's
0:33:40 very interesting
0:33:42 whereas they surely come to whereas
0:33:45 there has surely come to them the
0:33:47 guidance from their lord
0:33:50 these are just a snap
0:33:53 now in in Kalam in the
0:33:55 there's a whole discussion
0:33:57 is there isn't the same as the musama
0:34:00 and there's all kinds of discussions
0:34:03 like is a name the same as the thing
0:34:04 that it's describing and it can't be
0:34:07 from one perspective because if I say
0:34:09 this is Muhammad
0:34:11 so
0:34:12 it's a Michelle
0:34:13 a name is not the same thing as the
0:34:15 thing that has been describing
0:34:17 if I get a teddy bear and call it
0:34:19 whatever I want to call it it doesn't
0:34:21 mean it has now intrinsic value these
0:34:23 people have just put names
0:34:26 they have glorified their statues with
0:34:28 names and as a result they now have this
0:34:31 complex where they think this is a God
0:34:33 who has Divine characteristics
0:34:35 and they follow it because
0:34:37 their fathers followed it which shows us
0:34:39 we have a very low level idea
0:34:43 tribal mentality when it comes to
0:34:46 following things as human beings
0:34:48 generally even Muslims
0:34:49 even Muslims we all have this thing
0:34:53 but this is where it's very interesting
0:34:57 they are just following speculation
0:35:00 because they have to because there's no
0:35:02 yakim for these things to be true
0:35:07 and what the selves desire why why is
0:35:10 this interesting let me ask you guys
0:35:12 what
0:35:14 did the Quran say elsewhere about Helen
0:35:17 in this particular Surah
0:35:25 in this Surah
0:35:29 [Music]
0:35:31 yeah but the next one
0:35:39 so look say look these guys want to
0:35:43 accuse him of acting from his own
0:35:45 desires trying to fulfill his own
0:35:46 objectives but they are just projecting
0:35:48 what they are actually doing
0:35:51 it doesn't actually benefit any
0:35:53 religious person to have more rules if
0:35:55 they're acting upon their hedonistic
0:35:56 desires
0:35:58 Yanni having more rules means more
0:36:00 restriction means more discipline
0:36:02 Yani believing in a statue that you can
0:36:05 go to it whenever you feel like you need
0:36:06 something and asking it or giving it
0:36:08 milk or doing this
0:36:10 or even what Christians believe in Solo
0:36:12 few day and so you know this idea of
0:36:14 justification through faith alone
0:36:16 all you if you believe in Jesus died for
0:36:18 your sins
0:36:19 everything is okay now even if you're a
0:36:21 pedophile or a murderer
0:36:24 or anything so long as you believe in
0:36:27 this
0:36:28 it's called solar feet
0:36:31 justification through faith alone
0:36:37 and we'll come to in this Surah it talks
0:36:39 about
0:36:41 Alexa
0:36:42 this idea of actually one soul is not
0:36:45 responsible for another Soul thus the
0:36:48 idea of engendering responsibility which
0:36:51 these policies have run away the reason
0:36:53 why policyism and these kind of
0:36:55 religions are
0:36:57 interesting for these people because it
0:36:59 allows them
0:37:00 to live hedonistic Lifestyles to not be
0:37:03 accountable to anybody people are trying
0:37:05 to escape fully from accountability
0:37:16 or shall man have what he wishes
0:37:18 Yani this is a very interesting question
0:37:21 so let me think about this question
0:37:23 well you're gonna have what you want
0:37:25 yeah did you think it goes back to
0:37:28 do you think that you're just here to
0:37:29 enjoy yourself yanny you can have
0:37:32 whatever you want this is your Jannah
0:37:36 is this your state is this what you is
0:37:38 this the entitlement you deserve
0:37:40 without working hard for anything you
0:37:42 can just have what you want
0:37:45 what a question
0:37:49 people say I'll do what I want
0:37:52 Allah says
0:37:54 do you think you can just do whatever
0:37:57 you want
0:38:01 then he answers the question
0:38:07 the Hereafter and the first meaning yeah
0:38:09 do what you want
0:38:10 but there is accountability
0:38:13 he brought you into existence and he'll
0:38:14 take you out of it and bring you back
0:38:16 into it and there will be accountability
0:38:18 in between
0:38:20 and there will be accountability in
0:38:21 between do what you want
0:38:24 someone
0:38:26 who can believe in whoever wants to get
0:38:28 us believe but there will be
0:38:30 accountability
0:38:34 and then
0:38:36 what kind of am I looking for someone
0:38:38 else
0:38:44 and there are many angels in the heavens
0:38:46 whose intercession will not Avail
0:38:49 nothing except after Allah has given
0:38:51 leave to whom he wills and pleases why
0:38:53 is this important that he's mentioning
0:38:55 this because he gave praise to Angel
0:38:57 Gabriel
0:38:59 so somebody might go now listening
0:39:03 he's a strong one
0:39:07 so
0:39:09 to close the door of shirk of the Angels
0:39:11 Allah saying No this if you want to
0:39:14 benefit from the Angels they they don't
0:39:16 they have no power against me they have
0:39:18 to go through intercession process
0:39:19 that's the only thing they can do
0:39:22 but in terms of the hierarchy Allah
0:39:25 so it's reaffirming this point
0:39:34 verily those who believe not in the
0:39:36 Hereafter they will name the Angels or
0:39:39 female names we said this already they
0:39:41 say that the angels of the doses of God
0:39:42 so they'll give them female names so
0:39:44 they have this Pantheon of Gods
0:39:48 and this is very interesting they don't
0:39:50 have any knowledge of this and this is a
0:39:51 very interesting Guida here which is a
0:39:53 principle
0:40:00 what a powerful way of putting it
0:40:02 all they have is speculation
0:40:06 and speculation doesn't detract from
0:40:09 certainty in the least
0:40:10 now let me give an example
0:40:12 if I say two plus two equals four
0:40:15 and then you get the most skeptical
0:40:17 mathematician philosopher coming and say
0:40:19 listen I don't actually met one like
0:40:21 that all day because I don't believe in
0:40:23 two plus two plus four
0:40:25 I said I met this guy he had like not
0:40:28 dreadlocks but he's you know funny huh
0:40:31 he does believe in it but he's lying to
0:40:32 me yeah
0:40:33 I know he's lying because if because if
0:40:36 his life depended on it and stuff do you
0:40:38 believe in it he'd say yes I do but he
0:40:40 just wanted to play the fool because
0:40:42 that's the Persona that he's made for
0:40:44 himself like many people
0:40:49 if I say I don't believe in two plus two
0:40:51 equals four
0:40:52 or like a Christian would say that one
0:40:54 plus one plus one equals one yeah well
0:40:56 zero plus zero as the atheist will say
0:40:58 equals one yeah whatever were you saying
0:41:01 whatever you say it doesn't matter
0:41:03 because
0:41:04 your speculation does not change the
0:41:07 fact
0:41:17 this is a very power the hack is
0:41:19 self-sufficient itself and obviously
0:41:21 Allah
0:41:22 the ultimate
0:41:24 manifestation of Truth
0:41:27 is Allah
0:41:28 but truth itself is self-sufficient it
0:41:31 does not require your approval
0:41:35 doesn't care about your philosophizing
0:41:39 someone said I don't like that
0:41:42 um
0:41:43 go back to this point
0:41:45 because there's two reasons why someone
0:41:48 will reject the truth
0:41:49 ignorance
0:41:51 in the form of speculation and power
0:41:53 desire
0:41:55 and Allah is addressing both of those
0:41:57 two reasons in this very small Passage
0:42:04 they are just following desires or they
0:42:07 are following speculation and what their
0:42:09 desires what their next desires that's
0:42:11 the reason why people don't believe in
0:42:13 religion it's not because of some
0:42:15 sophisticated philosophical proof
0:42:18 it's because they want to continue
0:42:19 smoking drinking
0:42:21 having intercourse with that one and
0:42:22 this one and that one
0:42:24 addicted to this
0:42:26 and on that
0:42:30 some desires are so powerful
0:42:33 as we'll see in the next Surah
0:42:36 that Allah doesn't even start sometimes
0:42:38 without hate because that needs to be
0:42:40 crushed first
0:42:42 and there's only one example in the
0:42:43 whole Quran of a prophet who went to his
0:42:45 people
0:42:47 and he didn't start by saying believe in
0:42:50 one one God do you know who this is
0:42:56 every other Prophet is
0:43:00 you don't have any other believe in
0:43:02 Allah you have no other God but him but
0:43:05 a lot he said no he started off by
0:43:07 telling addressing homosexuality
0:43:09 can you imagine because no matter what
0:43:14 the desire is too strong
0:43:16 it needs to be cracked that we need to
0:43:19 address the elephant in the room we
0:43:20 can't even go further we're not going to
0:43:22 speak to you about tohedia we need to
0:43:25 deconstruct because before we can
0:43:26 reconstruct with this because that
0:43:28 desire is very strong why because
0:43:31 homosexuals
0:43:33 for example and we'll speak about it
0:43:35 more on the next one tomorrow
0:43:37 because Loth is mentioned then so it'll
0:43:40 come up for his people at Lisa
0:43:44 when they love a person you love another
0:43:46 person I mean you can have a sexual
0:43:48 attraction to another man
0:43:50 but you can also have a romantic they
0:43:52 have romantic and sexual it's double
0:43:56 that is a very powerful thing very
0:43:59 difficult to crack
0:44:00 and of the people that are most
0:44:02 promiscuous in the society by statistics
0:44:06 or people that engage in most
0:44:09 acts of sexual of a sexual nature
0:44:12 homosexuals have a high record
0:44:14 very high record
0:44:16 so
0:44:18 the way of Luther was he actually
0:44:21 addressed that issue before you can go
0:44:22 further
0:44:27 the point I'm making here is that there
0:44:29 are two things what are those two things
0:44:30 which
0:44:32 which drive away a person from
0:44:35 Faith let's say
0:44:37 what did we say they were
0:44:42 yeah desire and
0:44:44 ignorance yes or you can say speculation
0:44:47 but ignorance is good it's fine
0:44:50 so Allah is saying now
0:44:57 so leave these guys
0:44:59 who have now
0:45:02 turn away from our reminder and desires
0:45:05 nothing but the life of this world
0:45:07 that's that is their state now all they
0:45:09 want is
0:45:11 the desires of this Dunya but let me
0:45:14 just be open with you and let's ask a
0:45:16 serious question for a second yes
0:45:21 I'm struggling or maybe should I ask
0:45:24 this question but yes I will ask this
0:45:25 question
0:45:26 yes I will ask this question
0:45:28 I have to get your attention somehow
0:45:29 right
0:45:30 yeah well you guys are tired so I have
0:45:31 to drum roll it a little bit get you
0:45:33 curious what questions are you gonna ask
0:45:34 let me
0:45:38 very important question
0:45:42 is this on a serious level what are the
0:45:45 most
0:45:46 pleasurable things you can do in Estonia
0:45:50 talk to the person next to you I'll let
0:45:51 you have
0:45:53 seriously and be as honest as possible
0:45:56 what are the most euphoric things
0:45:57 pleasurable things and yeah
0:46:00 not now I'll give you three minutes to
0:46:02 think about it with the person next to
0:46:03 you yes and then we'll come back and
0:46:06 talk about it
0:46:07 go ahead
0:46:10 go ahead sir
0:46:22 delicious
0:46:54 thank you
0:47:26 okay I think that's enough to time to
0:47:29 think about this particular thing
0:47:33 he wants to your share first
0:47:35 okay or your husband went straight up go
0:47:38 ahead brother yes no I mean there's a
0:47:42 okay beautiful no I want your list
0:47:45 okay I'm not yours I mean yeah I mean go
0:47:49 ahead
0:47:52 yeah
0:47:54 okay yeah beautiful okay
0:47:57 and there is actually
0:47:58 um Hadith
0:48:03 which says
0:48:17 he says that this is something
0:48:20 like he put this in me do two things I
0:48:23 like good smells
0:48:24 it's a very innocent statement I like
0:48:26 good smells nice perfume thing and I've
0:48:28 also women because this is how Allah
0:48:30 created me
0:48:33 but we are going to the point and the
0:48:35 list is good
0:48:36 now let's let's take some of those
0:48:38 examples yeah let's say we have shahua
0:48:40 of food
0:48:42 we like probably many of you do have
0:48:43 right now yeah yeah am I so many of you
0:48:47 hungry yeah
0:48:49 if I bring now I'm not going to do this
0:48:51 again to you guys but if I bring a big
0:48:52 you know say look we've got the food
0:48:54 ready here everyone's gonna say forget
0:48:55 this guy switch off let's eat the food
0:48:57 you know
0:48:58 it depends on what kind of food we're
0:49:00 talking about
0:49:01 now when you've eaten the food
0:49:05 now imagine you've eaten a big food like
0:49:07 big meal a big food a big meal yeah and
0:49:10 you're satiate it now you're full
0:49:13 foreign you're all right
0:49:16 how do you feel now
0:49:20 you don't want to see it again you don't
0:49:23 want to you don't you're not interested
0:49:24 in eating food again right
0:49:26 okay so it's done something it's
0:49:28 momentary is it not momentary you're
0:49:30 hungry okay let me ask you when was the
0:49:32 last time you got really hungry and you
0:49:33 had a fantastic experience by eating
0:49:35 something and satiating yourself you
0:49:38 probably can't remember because that was
0:49:39 often
0:49:40 it's not a memorable experience it's
0:49:42 just like an everyday experience
0:49:44 am I right
0:49:45 like let me give you an example when you
0:49:47 go to the toilet and we relieve
0:49:48 ourselves do you ever think that yeah
0:49:49 and it's such a fantastic experience
0:49:51 but it's relief isn't it
0:49:54 likewise I'm saying that the things in
0:49:55 the Dunya even like of a sexual nature
0:49:58 it's so momentary after that class you
0:50:01 just want to go to sleep or have a drink
0:50:02 or whatever you do right
0:50:04 but you forget about it the next day
0:50:07 you can do it a thousand times you can
0:50:09 do it ten thousand you can eat 10 000
0:50:10 meals and none of them will be truly
0:50:13 memorable they're always amazing no not
0:50:15 really
0:50:16 well the question is what can the Dunya
0:50:18 offer me then
0:50:19 yeah momentary relief from time to times
0:50:23 that's basically what it came off of me
0:50:25 there animal you're giving me momentary
0:50:27 relief from time to time
0:50:29 is that what you're giving me
0:50:36 exactly you know how long it's nothing
0:50:38 it's yeah there's somebody I Hadith on
0:50:40 the matter but what I'm saying is what
0:50:41 can you offer me
0:50:45 yeah if you have one billion pound I'll
0:50:47 give you one billion dollars yeah we're
0:50:49 gonna do this
0:50:55 I had a friend of mine
0:50:58 he's not in jail for a reason I can't
0:51:00 think it's close
0:51:02 he came long time ago and he said you
0:51:04 know he had a Rolls Royce very nice
0:51:06 Phantom I'm coming with it
0:51:07 I go into it I didn't feel that
0:51:09 comfortable in there
0:51:10 I don't know why I was at the time I was
0:51:12 driving in Nissan Qashqai
0:51:15 and I was like you know I was comparing
0:51:17 it with the Nissan and I was actually
0:51:18 making a case for why my Nissan is more
0:51:20 comfortable
0:51:22 I was like look you know my Nissan I
0:51:24 don't have to you know this and that and
0:51:25 it doesn't get smashed all the time and
0:51:27 that thing someone can snatch it off you
0:51:29 know you know that the Rolls-Royce logo
0:51:30 but it goes in he goes no it goes in I
0:51:32 was like it doesn't matter if it goes on
0:51:33 how much how big is your liter he was
0:51:35 like it was eight liters I cannot wait
0:51:36 it was huge
0:51:37 I said so how much you have to pay for
0:51:39 petrol is it like a thousand pounds a
0:51:40 month I said I only have to pay 3 400.
0:51:42 so I was making a case I mean what can
0:51:45 you do with the money go traveling here
0:51:46 in the house you've been to a few
0:51:48 countries you've seen uh you've seen
0:51:49 this climate you've seen this one you've
0:51:50 ate that food plus there's a limited
0:51:52 things you can do
0:51:54 in this Dunya what can you offer me
0:51:57 yeah why is this done you're so
0:52:00 amazing for people
0:52:02 you just have to show them
0:52:05 that it's not all that
0:52:09 I'll be controversial for a second yeah
0:52:13 you get people that are addicted to kind
0:52:14 of pornographic stuff and you know
0:52:16 homosexuality and all these kind of
0:52:17 things like that you know a lot of them
0:52:18 they come to me for some reason they
0:52:20 think I'm some kind of psychologist
0:52:22 maybe because I spoke to Jordan Peterson
0:52:26 although I'm thinking himself will
0:52:27 probably come to me next
0:52:30 I'm waiting for the email how can you
0:52:33 help me with my
0:52:34 unstable state or whatever you may ask
0:52:38 but I'm saying
0:52:40 they tell you this and they tell you
0:52:42 that and they say you know
0:52:48 my question is
0:52:51 don't you find it quite boring and they
0:52:53 find that so surprising
0:52:55 you're always on the same website seeing
0:52:58 the same things same videos like a lot
0:53:00 of them I asked them I said so you watch
0:53:01 pornography
0:53:03 so what you've seen here guys I've seen
0:53:05 this this one I said this that
0:53:07 categories and this category to go and
0:53:08 they know everything about the website
0:53:11 yes they might as well design it next
0:53:14 time
0:53:15 they've seen all the videos
0:53:17 so I think after you've seen it for the
0:53:19 fifth time do you not find it boring
0:53:22 because you know what yeah I do actually
0:53:24 it's so boring yo Dunya is boring to me
0:53:28 this is boring
0:53:29 it's not interesting
0:53:31 Johnny I'll be honest with you the
0:53:33 deepest emotions in this Dunya are not
0:53:35 this radial stuff low-level stuff the
0:53:37 deepest one is love
0:53:39 your child or your mother that is
0:53:42 something Allah has put it in us and
0:53:44 he's that is a serious one that one
0:53:46 there serious
0:53:48 but then
0:53:51 there's all the things that come with
0:53:52 love pain anxiety jealousy anger
0:53:55 frustration Yani love has a heavy
0:53:58 taxation in this Dunya
0:54:00 there's not one person that you love
0:54:01 that you haven't been hurt by I can tell
0:54:03 you that for a friend as the previous
0:54:05 Heir your family will be with you
0:54:10 it's just that pure you don't have
0:54:12 jealousy you don't have anger you don't
0:54:14 have anxiety
0:54:16 machine doing this is you doing that and
0:54:17 always
0:54:19 you can just bask in the enjoyment of
0:54:22 the of the
0:54:26 is why that is a huge thing that I think
0:54:30 we forget in the doubt a lot of the time
0:54:33 we forget it this is one of the hugest
0:54:35 incentives that we have
0:54:37 the ansar
0:54:39 came to Islam based on the promise of
0:54:40 Jannah because they truly believed in it
0:54:42 because they knew this man couldn't lie
0:54:45 now we have more incentive to believe in
0:54:47 it because of the technological reality
0:54:49 that we live in yet we don't
0:54:59 he tells us the reason why Allah tells
0:55:01 us the reason why they are like this
0:55:02 because that is the extent of their
0:55:04 knowledge
0:55:05 yeah for them the material world
0:55:08 is the extent of their knowledge that
0:55:09 they are so like materialist
0:55:12 philosophers and scientists
0:55:14 are not just
0:55:17 ignorant
0:55:19 but they stop themselves from being able
0:55:21 to expand in their knowledge they
0:55:24 there's a boundary they've created so we
0:55:26 don't we're not willing to accept
0:55:27 anything above and beyond this reality
0:55:29 which is it's it's a kind of
0:55:31 self-sabotage self-sabotage I'm willing
0:55:34 to accept this knowledge you suffer
0:55:39 will Allah
0:55:46 and to Allah belongs all that is in the
0:55:48 heavens and the Earth
0:55:50 that he may require those who do evil
0:55:52 which that which they have done and
0:55:54 reward those who do good with that which
0:55:55 is best
0:55:57 interesting
0:55:59 difference here it's like what Allah
0:56:01 says
0:56:03 when he talks about the people of
0:56:05 Hellfire this is an appropriate
0:56:07 punishment and then he says about the
0:56:09 people of Heaven he says
0:56:11 it's the same kind of formulation he
0:56:14 doesn't say this is because
0:56:16 you know you deserve this no he says
0:56:18 it's because I'm giving it to you Jannah
0:56:19 is a gift hell
0:56:22 is a punishment which is appropriate for
0:56:24 your actions
0:56:27 as a gift
0:56:29 and we all know that Hadith he said that
0:56:32 you know no one will be given General
0:56:34 because of their deeds and so on yeah if
0:56:36 you don't you can refer to that headed
0:56:42 those who ward off the major hawash so
0:56:46 Allah is now giving us incentives that
0:56:47 it's not as hard as you think in the
0:56:49 beginning he would say look these guys
0:56:50 are all Dunya guys
0:56:52 and they don't really want to change
0:56:53 their lives and they have two barriers
0:56:55 to Faith which is
0:56:59 these are two barriers of Faith but it's
0:57:02 not just your wife a child as well
0:57:05 it's doubts and desires
0:57:08 these are the two barriers to face
0:57:09 doubts and desires
0:57:13 by now he's giving us a center he says
0:57:19 the ones who ward off the big sins the
0:57:22 major ones
0:57:23 is the small sins so Allah has not
0:57:26 giving you an allowance you can do
0:57:27 whoever you want he says like look if
0:57:28 you make mistakes don't worry
0:57:32 every human being makes mistake and the
0:57:34 best ones who make mistakes are the ones
0:57:35 who come back
0:57:37 you see
0:57:38 um
0:57:39 Allah is very you know
0:57:43 um forgiving
0:57:46 he knows well
0:57:48 when he created you from the earth and
0:57:50 when you were fetuses in your mother's
0:57:52 wombs
0:57:54 so ascribe not Purity to yourselves
0:57:57 meaning don't praise yourselves
0:58:00 he knows best who fears Allah
0:58:03 so he knows you Allah knows you from the
0:58:05 fetal stages all the way up to the end
0:58:10 and then
0:58:12 did you see and observe the one who
0:58:14 turned away from Islam
0:58:19 and gave a little then stopped giving
0:58:22 and
0:58:24 we'll see this in the next Surah as well
0:58:27 uh
0:58:29 uh
0:58:31 you know do they have the hype actually
0:58:34 that was in the previous one
0:58:35 do they have the hype so they can write
0:58:37 it down
0:58:41 the question here is do you guys have
0:58:43 the Unseen
0:58:45 have you got a patent a trademark a
0:58:47 copyright
0:58:49 to the Unseen you're telling me this
0:58:51 doesn't exist and that one and the the
0:58:53 this one doesn't exist and this one does
0:58:54 have you got have you got now a patent
0:58:57 on the Unseen
0:58:59 is this what it is
0:59:07 or is he not informed without us in the
0:59:10 pages of Moses which shows you why is
0:59:12 Allah mentioning Moses here because it's
0:59:14 trying to say this idea of ripe is
0:59:16 mentioned in previous scriptures it's
0:59:18 not a New Concept
0:59:20 it's been around actually it's got a
0:59:22 historical past
0:59:23 is mentioned in other religions
0:59:26 Islam didn't come about just like that
0:59:27 it came about with other prophets before
0:59:29 it who said similar things this is not
0:59:32 tilak
0:59:34 um
0:59:38 I'm not something new from the prophets
0:59:42 I'm not something new yeah
0:59:45 I'm not someone new meaning there are
0:59:48 prophets that came before I have
0:59:49 precedent
0:59:56 all that which Allah ordered him to
0:59:58 convey Allah
1:00:01 that no burden person shall bear the
1:00:04 burden of another
1:00:06 well later
1:00:07 and that man can have nothing
1:00:10 but what he does good or bad
1:00:13 and that his deeds will be seen
1:00:19 then you'll be recompensed with a full
1:00:22 and best recompense
1:00:26 and to your lord is the end of
1:00:30 everything
1:00:31 foreign
1:00:34 and to see who makes people laugh and
1:00:36 makes people cry
1:00:40 and see you causes death and gives life
1:00:46 and he creates the Pez the male and the
1:00:49 female
1:00:50 from a semen drop
1:00:53 when it's emitted
1:00:57 and upon Him is another bring
1:01:00 about in Resurrection so why is Allah
1:01:02 mentioned
1:01:04 that you are agenda
1:01:06 um
1:01:07 that you are fetuses in your mother's
1:01:09 womb now he's mentioning that he's gonna
1:01:11 bring you again because he's trying to
1:01:14 narrow the bridge of incredulity
1:01:17 you find it so unbelievable that you'll
1:01:19 be brought again
1:01:21 why is it so hard to believe
1:01:24 that Allah can bring you back to life
1:01:27 he'd done it before
1:01:30 it has precedence it's not only the
1:01:32 prophet Muhammad's precedent but the
1:01:35 fact that you will be brought back to
1:01:37 life has precedent
1:01:38 Johnny what is science
1:01:41 if not the investigation of past
1:01:43 patterns of natural behavior
1:01:46 to predict the future that is what
1:01:48 science is you look at the past to see
1:01:50 how the future is going to operate
1:01:53 you you see what the boiling point of
1:01:55 water is and then you see okay then
1:01:57 therefore when the is 100 degrees next
1:01:59 time when water boils will be 100
1:02:01 degrees
1:02:02 so we know how to predict things in
1:02:04 science based on precedent
1:02:06 in law you come in with precedent it's a
1:02:10 it's a classic argument
1:02:12 it's all you know
1:02:14 that things come into being in this way
1:02:16 as fetuses and they grow
1:02:19 and they start as a drop of sperm
1:02:22 let's be honest a drop of sperm becoming
1:02:26 a fully fleshed man a fully flesh woman
1:02:30 to me that's as unbelievable as some
1:02:33 dust on the floor becoming fully flesh
1:02:34 woman
1:02:36 the only thing that is different is the
1:02:38 mechanism
1:02:43 how it happens that is the only thing
1:02:45 that is different it's not gonna happen
1:02:47 in the wounds the womb of the mother tie
1:02:49 it let me tell you something if you saw
1:02:51 on the news and let's be honest
1:02:53 that some scientists somewhere were able
1:02:55 to get the DNA of somebody and create a
1:02:58 clone from in in some incubator some
1:03:00 human-sized incubator big one
1:03:03 it wouldn't be too hard for us to
1:03:04 believe would it
1:03:07 I say look we've got we collected the
1:03:09 DNA extracts of this person who died and
1:03:13 we were able to regenerate him
1:03:15 while he atheists would believe that if
1:03:17 it came from their sources if it came
1:03:19 from their priests their white men
1:03:21 priests with black codes
1:03:23 if Elon Musk
1:03:25 came and told us we have been able not
1:03:28 to just dilute neuralink but we did
1:03:30 something called human cloning agency
1:03:32 whatever
1:03:33 and the way we did it we took an extract
1:03:35 we took these guys we put them into a
1:03:38 human-sized incubator and they grew
1:03:39 again without a womb now we do not
1:03:43 require the womb of the mother in order
1:03:46 for a baby to be born as a revelation
1:03:48 but it's something we're able to do
1:03:50 like in the 1999 film The Matrix where
1:03:54 the future dystopian future was was
1:03:57 portrayed
1:03:59 as humans yeah and growing on trees
1:04:01 basically
1:04:02 and it wasn't something incredulous for
1:04:04 the people to believe
1:04:06 Elon Musk said that and he showed a
1:04:08 couple of videos here and there without
1:04:10 anyone seeing or batting an eyelid even
1:04:13 if it was done in Hollywood they would
1:04:15 believe their priests
1:04:25 it's a dangerous world
1:04:26 yeah we live in because priests are no
1:04:28 longer just called priests religion has
1:04:30 lost its currency
1:04:32 well at least the Christian religion has
1:04:34 and therefore these new Priests of
1:04:36 atheism and Technology have come about
1:04:39 to replace them
1:04:42 but Allah is saying why is it so
1:04:44 difficult to believe in the resurrection
1:04:47 when it was done before
1:04:52 when
1:04:53 he is the one who gives much more little
1:04:58 than even in contentment outside in the
1:05:00 in the Hadith very famous
1:05:09 comes and gives him four kalimat and one
1:05:11 of them is
1:05:13 so he is the one who's in charge of
1:05:15 who's going to be happy and who's going
1:05:16 to be sad
1:05:19 Allah has given you this is
1:05:23 people get jealous and say I want this
1:05:24 what he has people have Hazard to say no
1:05:26 I want this guy I want this guys
1:05:29 this is like a bank account it's like a
1:05:31 container you have your portion for the
1:05:32 Dunya don't wish that I wish that this
1:05:34 guy didn't have it I want to have it
1:05:37 he's the one Allah who separates the
1:05:39 risk he does all these things
1:05:44 and he is the one who's the lord of the
1:05:46 Sirius which is a type of star which
1:05:49 subhanallah which again the stars are
1:05:51 being connected beginning and end of the
1:05:53 sun you can see Charlotte is a type of
1:05:56 stuff but they used to worship this time
1:05:57 he say no he is the one who created that
1:05:59 star
1:06:06 and he's the one who destroyed the
1:06:07 former people of height
1:06:09 and Allah keeps mentioning to us in the
1:06:11 Quran he destroyed this people and he
1:06:13 destroyed that one and he destroyed
1:06:15 these people why
1:06:16 because people are so impressed with
1:06:18 themselves
1:06:20 civilizations people of civilization say
1:06:22 look at our civilization have you seen
1:06:23 our vegetable Capital have you seen our
1:06:25 tall buildings have you seen what
1:06:26 inventions we've created for us we've
1:06:28 made the plane the Wright brothers even
1:06:30 though it's not true it was a Brazilian
1:06:31 guy who could commit suicide action
1:06:33 because he saw that the plane was being
1:06:35 used to bomb for war and so he killed
1:06:38 himself by the way the white man had to
1:06:40 take uh the credit
1:06:42 well at least the Wright brothers tried
1:06:44 to take the credit he created this and
1:06:46 he created that and whatever
1:06:48 look at us we're Unstoppable really
1:06:50 make America great again as if it was
1:06:53 great before
1:06:56 us okay we admit it's a great
1:06:58 civilization for the sake of argument
1:07:00 you know fantastic we've got Burgers I
1:07:02 have the burger myself you have big
1:07:04 buildings you have fantastic you know
1:07:06 this and that you win the Olympics
1:07:08 you've missed a few inventions I agree
1:07:10 the western civilization has produced so
1:07:12 much in the last 50 years by way of
1:07:14 Science and Technology it has
1:07:16 outstripped the Muslim world
1:07:18 I agree with this point however
1:07:20 in terms of science and technology
1:07:22 there's no there's not much of the
1:07:23 argument here
1:07:24 however
1:07:25 who cares
1:07:27 so what's that
1:07:29 the Richer we are the more true we are
1:07:30 is that your argument is that the
1:07:32 argument of Jordan Peterson the more
1:07:34 money we have in the country has the
1:07:35 more true we are away anywhere on the
1:07:37 hack
1:07:38 so when you were poor you were false
1:07:39 yeah and you became true
1:07:42 what about Japan
1:07:44 they're not westerners they have a lot
1:07:46 of money you see
1:07:47 anyway this is all nonsense Allah is
1:07:50 saying all of the previous civilizations
1:07:51 how great they were let me tell you
1:07:54 something the Egyptian civilization I'm
1:07:56 not saying this because I'm an Egyptian
1:07:58 but they were fantastic for their time
1:08:01 unbelievable well like you see these
1:08:03 pyramids
1:08:05 something else I think have you seen
1:08:06 that imagine four thousand years three
1:08:08 thousand years ago you have a pyramid
1:08:09 like that
1:08:10 and they have all these things and
1:08:12 they're doing maths and they're doing
1:08:13 they've got a language in human
1:08:14 civilization
1:08:16 it's all dead you can go and see it if I
1:08:18 only lived in this place
1:08:20 but look at what they are now mummies
1:08:22 and stuff in there so some kid looks at
1:08:24 in the glass and says look at this fool
1:08:25 look at this little mummies and December
1:08:27 and they're in Halloween they put them
1:08:28 stuff like that and they go ha ha and
1:08:31 this is the guy that was walking around
1:08:33 am I not the one who's in charge of
1:08:35 Egypt we're here
1:08:37 and the and the rivers are underneath me
1:08:41 and like he's a god diani
1:08:44 people today they think that they are
1:08:45 something
1:08:47 McGregor walking in the civilian air in
1:08:50 the center
1:08:51 he didn't even need to wait till the day
1:08:52 of judgment before his humiliation
1:09:01 yes Allah is now bringing you back to
1:09:05 reality humbling you
1:09:07 to look at the people of Art
1:09:09 look at the people of the mood look at
1:09:10 this ones look at that ones
1:09:16 pound for pound they were better than
1:09:17 you guys
1:09:18 how old is the western civilization
1:09:21 how long has America been in charge 20
1:09:24 years
1:09:26 30 years fine 30 years until the end of
1:09:28 the Cold War until now 30 years been in
1:09:30 charge
1:09:31 yes you're the global superpower
1:09:34 it's nothing
1:09:35 you have civilizations that were for
1:09:37 thousands of years the Romans the Roman
1:09:39 Empire for thousands of years look at
1:09:41 them
1:09:42 look at the Greeks oh you know
1:09:46 look at them look at the stuff they had
1:09:48 the philosophy they had is much better
1:09:49 than the philosophy they have now
1:09:51 the discoveries they made for that time
1:09:52 is mind-boggling actually
1:09:57 something else but look where they are
1:09:59 now where is Aristotle now where is
1:10:01 Socrates come to the ground here he's
1:10:03 been there
1:10:06 the the the worms are eating him
1:10:09 actually they finished them already
1:10:12 the greatest of the great great guys of
1:10:15 the past they're all finished they're
1:10:16 done
1:10:18 so Allah is saying look
1:10:22 and he's the one who destroyed the
1:10:24 former people right
1:10:27 and the people of the mood he spared
1:10:29 none of them they all finished it
1:10:30 because this is wallahi I didn't know
1:10:32 this until fairly recently one of the
1:10:35 top arguments against Islam
1:10:38 they say if Islam is true why are you
1:10:40 countries behind
1:10:43 what you mean I mean what kind of
1:10:45 argument is this
1:10:49 it's like is this a rational argument
1:10:52 the Richer I am the more true I am
1:10:55 no it's not a rational argument
1:10:57 More Money More truth
1:10:59 that means the more money you have that
1:11:01 you become your truth is not complete
1:11:03 yet you need more to get me more true
1:11:09 and also and these three are usually
1:11:12 paired together
1:11:15 sometimes
1:11:16 these four are usually sometimes put
1:11:19 together
1:11:25 they were even more rebellious and
1:11:27 transgressing that's what they are
1:11:29 they're rebellious people
1:11:30 because when you have money see the
1:11:32 atheist makes an argument I even watched
1:11:34 the debate with one of our brothers
1:11:35 Daniel
1:11:36 was an atheist and he was this was his
1:11:39 argument he was saying look at all the
1:11:40 countries that have atheists they have
1:11:41 more money which means atheism is good
1:11:45 this is argument can you believe he came
1:11:46 to a public debate
1:11:48 and this this is his imagine I'm
1:11:52 wondering what he thought to himself
1:11:53 before he presented this to the public
1:11:55 when he was eating his pot noodles
1:11:57 and he was on his pornographic website
1:12:00 and he was eating the pot noodles and he
1:12:02 was watching TV or was his wife walking
1:12:04 his dog or his stroking his cat and his
1:12:07 probably thinking to himself what do I
1:12:10 say atheism yes
1:12:12 good because The Atheist Societies are
1:12:14 good because yeah they have a good a GDP
1:12:16 per capita or because the life
1:12:18 expectancy is high
1:12:20 you think the life expectancy of a
1:12:22 country like Sweden where most people
1:12:24 are depressed and actually have the
1:12:25 highest suicide rates the more they live
1:12:28 the more punishment to give themselves
1:12:30 what are you talking about what are you
1:12:32 talking why are you talking please tell
1:12:34 me but what I'm saying here is that they
1:12:36 were even more rebellious
1:12:38 and Allah destroyed them man
1:12:41 having more money does not mean
1:12:43 having more truth
1:12:45 I know that sounds like a simple thing
1:12:47 to say
1:12:49 but people don't think simply people
1:12:51 think simply unfortunately so we have to
1:12:54 just make it as simple as that
1:12:56 some of the greatest scientists were the
1:12:58 poorest men in life well they were false
1:13:00 because they were they didn't have the
1:13:02 money
1:13:05 yeah
1:13:07 exactly you know he thinks that is Mel
1:13:10 made him
1:13:11 Muhammad made him someone who can be
1:13:15 eternally living why because it gives
1:13:16 you a false sense of stability
1:13:18 and that's the idea it's not a
1:13:20 contradiction or it's not a surprise
1:13:22 that you have an atheist where there is
1:13:25 money
1:13:26 we don't know what causes what
1:13:28 correlation does not mean causation
1:13:29 there's an equal case to be made that
1:13:31 where you've been given money you have
1:13:33 more money you have more atheism why
1:13:34 because you don't feel like you need
1:13:35 religion all your needs are being met
1:13:38 I don't need the god that's what they
1:13:40 say I've got everything I need I got my
1:13:42 food I got my drink I forgot this I've
1:13:44 got that why do I need to go
1:13:46 how do you believe in science
1:13:49 because you know why because he doesn't
1:13:50 want to Humble himself because he's so
1:13:52 used to telling other people what to do
1:13:54 and doing this and trampling on the
1:13:55 proletaria and the way of the working
1:13:57 class that's why the prophet told us the
1:13:59 people who were coming into Islam
1:14:00 actually will be the Working Class
1:14:02 People
1:14:03 and and you know
1:14:05 went to him he told him this that most
1:14:07 of his followers are going to yeah
1:14:08 another proletariat or the world-class
1:14:10 people
1:14:12 that's if anything the fact that there's
1:14:13 people in the Muslim world were
1:14:15 impoverished and disenfranchised it is
1:14:18 something which the prophet told us
1:14:19 already a thousand four hundred years
1:14:20 ago yeah
1:14:22 it doesn't mean anything to us
1:14:24 the question is does yes
1:14:27 that's true
1:14:30 it doesn't have protection yeah but
1:14:34 uh I don't think we should undermine the
1:14:35 idea that uh if Islam is
1:14:38 to see and you know this if Islam is
1:14:40 like use
1:14:41 properly
1:14:42 leadership role in government it does
1:14:45 lead to overall well-being in society
1:14:47 yeah of course
1:14:53 so sometimes you'll be rich sometimes
1:14:55 you will not be rich sometimes if
1:14:56 Victorious
1:14:58 and yes well that's true if you put
1:15:00 everything in place you could become
1:15:02 financially rich and all these kind of
1:15:04 things other times you want you'll do
1:15:05 everything right and you'll still not be
1:15:07 successful that's why prophets like
1:15:11 there's a magic ingredient right when I
1:15:14 say magic here I don't mean it obviously
1:15:15 some literally it's not going to be
1:15:16 online saying this thing but I'm saying
1:15:18 some there is a secret ingredient
1:15:20 foreign
1:15:25 when you want to be successful in any
1:15:27 field there's two components hard work
1:15:29 some are all the things we talked about
1:15:31 following the rules whatever rules they
1:15:32 may be until fear from Allah there's two
1:15:35 things somebody can work for 20 years
1:15:38 trying to do something our life someone
1:15:39 could do it in one day but because
1:15:41 happen one day
1:15:44 and that is something which is like
1:15:46 sometimes this can be like rain you go
1:15:48 under the thing and it comes on you you
1:15:51 don't you cannot pull it from the sky
1:15:52 you cannot pull the water go into this
1:15:54 thing and take it it comes to you
1:15:57 so you cannot force certain risk is
1:16:00 going to be like that and some other
1:16:01 things are going to be you put the work
1:16:03 in that's the general rule is we put the
1:16:04 work in this when
1:16:08 that you put the work in you get the
1:16:09 results whoever you even you are kaffir
1:16:11 or believer or disbeliever but sometimes
1:16:13 Allah can give you a lot from a little
1:16:16 and this is what Baraka actually is
1:16:18 but the definition of Monica is getting
1:16:20 a lot from allele
1:16:23 and Alana is removal of Baraka
1:16:26 so we have to anyway
1:16:37 so they covered them
1:16:39 that which they did cover them and by
1:16:41 the way this
1:16:43 uh or this stuff Shia I don't know the
1:16:46 master of this word is but this way of
1:16:49 covering is mentioned the beginning of
1:16:51 the Surah
1:16:53 remember
1:16:55 it used the same language which shows
1:16:57 you the lexical similarity you see
1:16:59 what's happening here
1:17:00 between the two that'll be eight years
1:17:04 and this is already anticipating two
1:17:06 stories down the line this is going to
1:17:08 be the question that's asked which is
1:17:12 tomorrow and then which of the Great
1:17:14 Graces of your Lord will you doubt has
1:17:19 this is a Warner from the Warners of old
1:17:22 as if so the day of judgment draws near
1:17:26 and this is like a sudden shift
1:17:29 Southern shift foreign
1:17:37 it's like a slap in the face that's it
1:17:39 it's happening
1:17:40 you know and this kind of
1:17:43 Southern beginning is going to you're
1:17:44 going to say
1:17:46 when the same kind of thing it's going
1:17:48 to start like that next Surah tomorrow
1:17:53 this kind of Southern shift
1:17:56 that no one can refer to
1:17:58 averted or delay it
1:18:02 foreign
1:18:03 [Music]
1:18:05 remember in the previous Surah I was
1:18:08 saying make you sort of like it if it's
1:18:09 so easy to and if you're truthful make
1:18:11 it sort of like a hearing are you
1:18:13 finding this quite interesting
1:18:15 yeah are you finding this wondrous
1:18:18 yeah it's a very confident thing to ask
1:18:19 after our entire prose what do you think
1:18:21 of this basically saying
1:18:23 are you finding this is this making you
1:18:25 feel estranged a little bit what yanny
1:18:27 amazed even
1:18:29 no
1:18:33 yeah and you want to laugh at our
1:18:35 beliefs Like Richard Dawkins saying this
1:18:36 one and that one you want to love
1:18:38 well
1:18:39 wasting your precious Lifetime and
1:18:41 Pastime and Amusements
1:18:46 playing games it's like what we said in
1:18:47 the previous Surah that there they were
1:18:50 playing
1:18:54 uh
1:18:57 I forgot that
1:19:00 is
1:19:03 so full down in frustrations Allah and
1:19:06 worship him
1:19:07 we won't do that yanny but yeah and this
1:19:10 when this was recited the father of
1:19:12 course they went into frustration
1:19:15 subhanallah and this is the end of the
1:19:17 Surah and you can see
1:19:19 the
1:19:20 intertextuality the beginning and the
1:19:22 end of the Surah you see how it's
1:19:23 related to the previous you see the
1:19:25 rhythm of the Surah you see the power of
1:19:27 the messaging you see the psychological
1:19:30 uncovering that Allah does to the
1:19:32 psyches of these individuals
1:19:34 you see that it plays on all the themes
1:19:36 which are still relevant today
1:19:39 and that when you look at the Quran you
1:19:42 can pick out what you need to pick up
1:19:43 when you're dealing therefore in doubt
1:19:45 context or
1:19:46 uh with disbelievers then you or people
1:19:49 that you want to do dollar to just
1:19:50 remember that there's a psychology in
1:19:52 front of you and you need to understand
1:19:54 that psychology sometimes the person
1:19:56 just doesn't want to convert it Islam
1:19:57 because it's going to be difficult for
1:19:58 them to do that simple as that really
1:20:00 simple they know what it will entail I
1:20:02 have to pray I have to do this I can't
1:20:04 eat this I can't drink that I can't be
1:20:05 with that that for them is enough of a
1:20:07 block and sometimes the sugar hurts is
1:20:09 not actually the block but it's a shower
1:20:11 went and sometimes it can be a
1:20:13 combination of both and sometimes it can
1:20:15 be the Shovelhead and sometimes it just
1:20:17 be a lack of sincerity it can be given
1:20:19 and sometimes it can be arrogance and
1:20:21 sometimes it can be ignorance or a
1:20:23 combination of both which is the worst
1:20:24 of the worst
1:20:26 and so the way Allah addresses the
1:20:29 disbelievers is not in a very robotic
1:20:31 way it's
1:20:33 it's rhythmic it's persuasive it's
1:20:36 argumentative it's criticizing but I'll
1:20:38 say the tone has changed here though in
1:20:40 the previous thought it was scolding
1:20:42 tone
1:20:42 it was very authoritative as you
1:20:44 mentioned in this Surah it's
1:20:49 more persuasive
1:20:52 it is more persuasive and this shows you
1:20:53 subhanallah Allah uses strategically
1:20:56 different types of tone to convince
1:20:58 people it shows you we should do the
1:21:00 same thing however there are certain
1:21:02 things Allah can do obviously that
1:21:04 speaks in a in a in the quranic sense
1:21:07 discourse sense which we can never do
1:21:09 because Allah is speaking as a God we
1:21:11 are speaking as human beings so we have
1:21:12 to remember that that's why we have to
1:21:14 look at the way the prophet sallam did
1:21:15 it and the sahaba did it and the
1:21:17 Companions and these kinds of things
1:21:19 but in terms of and persuasion you can
1:21:22 see the tone keeps shifting and then the
1:21:25 and that is something we need to kind of
1:21:27 uh look at
1:21:29 okay guys that is uh the end of the
1:21:31 Surah inshallah tomorrow we will cover
1:21:34 uh social comma so we've gone through
1:21:36 two swords today and what I want you to
1:21:39 think about is it now or is it
1:21:44 foreign well tomorrow we will think
1:21:46 about yeah well I'll give you a bit of
1:21:48 homework what
1:21:50 lessons can we take in terms of dealing
1:21:53 with people having
1:21:55 from the two surahs that we've covered
1:21:57 number one number two
1:22:00 number two what
1:22:02 points assertions or arguments are made
1:22:06 in these two surahs
1:22:08 about
1:22:10 disbelief and with with specific
1:22:14 reference to a the existence of God
1:22:18 be the worship of God and see
1:22:22 the authority of the prophet
1:22:24 because then we can really feedback
1:22:26 we'll start off with a feedback session
1:22:28 in the beginning inshallah and then we
1:22:30 will go into the next Quran