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Very grateful for your podcast and the range of topics you cover. You have great talents, especially as you come up with questions based on the person’s answers, not just sticking to a script. Based on the importance of narrative, how would you feel about shifting from calling it a “war” to calling it a genocide? IMO, “israel’s” action funded by the imperialist west is an act of genocide in response to Palestinian’s resistance.

Please do a podcast with sheikh Javad Shomali.

Mr Zaban is the best. Please run for mayor of Dearborn

This was inspiring to listen to.. major respect for Coach Zaban

Great man

This man is one of the best humans I have had the privilege to meet, and a person whose respect I really wanted to gain. I am lucky to be able to call him friend. He is Mr. Fordson.

I am not from Dearborn, nor have I even visited. I always wanted to visit it just never happened. But this is a beautiful glimpse of the life there. Such a great community I feel it from his words. 💕

Haj is the best

This is amazing!

This is such good science to keep in mind. thank you for sharing

Parent of 2 kids with autism here been doing aba for 11 and half years - aba is helpful also focus and the strength and weakness of the individual- only when the parent and BCBA invested in the treatment plan of the child ALSO not treat aba as a daycare if at center or baby sitting thing if it was home based - you need to understand that no one come with manual on special needs however the connection the BCBA along with BT is crucial and creating the environment for aba methods are carried out through the daily cycle not just during the program - patience - prayer-crying and oh you see the true color of your family member who deserve to be in your life and whom not !!! - it is tough and has it ups and downs however we as community and society we are still million light year away from ACCEPTING the individuals with intellectual disability and unfortunately still many arrogance individuals whom are like pot holes they will keep showing but keep your gear up - educate yourself as a caregiver and don’t neglect because it is not ok nor forgiven 🫷- in regards to the breaking bad habit of aggression and violence a person might have trauma that affected such behavior even if binge eating !!! So before you treat anything as a behavior make sure to check the medial diagnostic- 👍-

I didn’t realize I was on the spectrum until I got into my 30s, always thought it was just ADHD. I think within the next 10-20 years they’ll revise ADHD and include it into the spectrum.

how do you explain یوم دین and its reference to severe punishment.

Thank you for providing this session on autism. It sure is one of the most needed topics to discuss and share with parents. I wish you find a way to make the captions in Arabic . Lots of our parents are non-English speakers and desperately need the support and skills to work with their children at home.

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Beautiful conversation. Enjoyed it.

I love him😂. ما شاء الله، brother, you're doing great. You pointed out smart key points about school and greatly talked about how important communication is. His sense of humor and smile😂😂. Other than school, you shouldn't work harder for your career than your deen. I want you to start new rules in life and dont want you to ever be hesitent on doing them; 1. Pray on time 2. Literally stay on wuduu even when you dont have to pray. 3. Read kor2an daily, if you dont know arabi read in english or duaa, but highly recomment to know arabi. 4. (People might not like this or even discus it, but it's something that my religious friends and I found helpful.) - its the specific desire, youre at an age which you have been experiencing for quit a while now, i want you to make sure youre lowering your gaze and literally dont look at women unless you guys are talking even that at certain time limit it, make sure to not lower your gaze when watching on your phone. Trust me, 5aye, you might fond this "mmmm ill see" but wallah it will change your life. I love you for the sake of allah, hbb.

Mashallah what a blessing to have a beautiful young man like him in our community. So proud of him 💕

After watching this interview, I have developed so much respect for Mona. I'm happy that her life is so much better now. May her ex-husband suffer from karma from Allah both in this world and in the afterlife for harming and hurting her.

Not a big issue, but just wanted to point out that league is spelled “leage” on the thumbnail

Man I'm so glad I graduated highschool in 2014. It's a really weird thought that although I'm definitely not old, I'm no longer the new up and coming generation. I feel so bad how competitive college admission is getting for these kids. My college counselor got into my school with a 2.7 gpa. I squeaked in with a 3.2. it takes a 3.5 to get in now. Good grades are important but man... It's sad that kids don't have time to be kids if they want to get good grades in highschool to get into college

Love this episode!

This is a great interview. I really enjoyed it. Please, Jaafar, continue to make more awesome podcast episodes with interesting people, especially from Dearborn and Dearborn Heights.

I really want to be like that

God bless you 🙏🏻❤❤

Mashallah great podcast

Smallah Smallah, what a bright future ahead! Many kudos to him and his parents!

Shaykh Nasser is eloquent, humble and knowledgeable. He always covers the important topics that everyone needs to hear. Great guest, and great podcast - this channel deserves a lot more views and subs!

In an age where everyone has a podcast, yours is a priceless gem above all others.

I liked the video before listening 😅 I know this is going to be wholesome

وعليكم السلام والرحمه شكرا شكرا على هذه الحلقة المليئة بالفائدة، رحم الله والديكم وزادكم علما وحكمة وثبت اقدامكم على الطريق الحق

Please add English subtitles.

Let the brother take his journey at his own pace. Am sure he knows where to seek knowledge and nasihah. Definitely not here. Here it s for viewerws like you and me to learn something.

We need a part 2 asap

Thank you for making and uploading this interview. Sayed Mohammed Baqer Qazwini and his family are truly wonderful Iraqi Shia Muslims! This interview was interesting, and I enjoyed watching.

Well done very heart warming beautiful interview. Allah yahmek 🤲

Salam Can you list the book that you mentioned and were to purchase it. The only book I was ever able to find was Imam Moussa Sadar By Peter Theroux.

Thank you for sharing 💔 Motherhood is life changing..

أحسنتم على هيك محتوى، و بالتوفيق استاذ جعفر

Thankyou Sayed and the team to broadcasting about this subject with a good manner 😊

With due respect to the speaker who is living in the West Country! Dating app are the only way in this era especially in India 🇮🇳. The speaker background is Arabic where is his effort for the Arabic youth who want to get married and they re in isolated place where there almost no Muslim. Dating apps is the only way!! They should pay attention and create a better apps !! I open the video to find the website but unfortunately nothing useful 😢

Great podcast, may Allah bless you and the Sayed. Sayed MBQ is one of the shining stars of Shia scholarship, may Allah spread his name and extend his life. While the podcast addresses a lot of misconceptions and taboos, there was still no mention of muta and its role in getting to know someone for marriage. Unfortunately, this side of muta is rarely ever explored - leaving non-Shias to focus on the abuses of muta (married men cheating on their wives without their knowledge, trafficking of young girls in Iraq and Iran etc). With people getting married in their late 20s now, we need to pull our head out of the sand and acknowledge that Islam has a solution for this in between period before marriage in the form of muta. Yes, it wasn’t necessarily used in the way during the time of the Prophet (it was used for men who would travel for many months/years and for widows who were rejected by society), but that’s because there was no need for it when people were getting married very soon after puberty. The Sayed mentions at the end that no matter how long you get to know someone, you will still only really know them after you get married and they get completely comfortable. Muta solves this. If you have been doing muta with someone, especially if you have lived with them (crucifixion from the community aside), you will know them. Yes, the Sayed brings up a valid point about the emotional hurt from getting to know someone for years and then not getting permanently married. However, contrast that with the hurt of getting married without fully understanding how this person acts at home and then getting divorced (this arguably carries more social stigma too). I disagree with the amount of weight given to society as well. The Sayed hints that his stance is more out of practicality, rather than him or Islam agreeing with society, but we must remember that Islam came to upheave Arab society (otherwise there would’ve been no need to send a prophet). The culture in our societies towards marriage is primarily motivated by pre-Islamic Arab chauvinism. Yes, there are hadiths that indicate some respect should be given to societal norms, but these are in instances where the societal norms are Islamically good (like the 4 months of no war) or mubah - not when they conflict with Islam. Even the ones that seem to give a pass to things that conflict with Islam, these (if authentic) are not necessarily endorsements, but rather just practicalities as Islam couldn’t change society overnight and Islam doesn’t want to cause excessive hardship to people. We should make more of an effort to combat unIslamic societal stigmas, rather than finding ways to live with them

This man speaks to my soul. Thanks alot for inviting him and this video was very helpful to me ❤❤❤❤

Alaikum assalam wa rahmatallah wa barakatu! Inshallah this comment finds you well! Thank you for this podcast, it was truly a blessing for it to come across my TH-cam homepage. I was hoping to ask, is there an official way in which we could get in contact with the Seyed? Maybe by email or social media? I don't live in the U.S, therefore I can't visit his office. I'd appreciate your assistance on this, thank you again for the wonderful video! P.S. Congratulations, inshallah you live a happy and peaceful life! Inshallah, inshallah, inshallah.

Wow. This person was raised by great parents who always helped & encouraged their kids, & other kids. They were always humble & it’s so evident to observe it in this interview. Interesting how his inner conscience would always tell him what he was doing was not pleasing to THE Creator. Incredibly proud & wish him more blessed years.

This podcast is fantastic, and we’re truly blessed to have someone as esteemed as Sayed in our community. However, as the host, it’s important to let Sayed take the spotlight. Your role is to guide the conversation with thoughtful questions, not to overshadow it with your own perspectives. Constant interruptions disrupt the flow and take away from what we’re here for Sayed’s insights. Please allow the conversation to breathe, letting us fully absorb his wisdom and experience. A great host facilitates the dialogue without getting in the way.

Amazing podcast was so interesting and hope you keep bringing amazing guests with alot of knowledge

This is probably one of my favorite episodes you have had thus far . So much information given , keep it up!

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