Muslim vs Woke | What Islam Actually Says - Muhammed Ali
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Have u read Feminine Aesthetics by Thorsten Botz-Bornstein?
please continue react to these kind of video brother Ali
6:26 Andrew Tate said the same liberal thing
انا من المغرب شمال افريقي تحية لك
Inshaa Allah
Well... I am moroccan and spanish, Morocco step by step gona turn like Spain, a liberal country with some sense of religion.. may Allah guide this ummah
Amin
North africa is going leberal unfortunately. It's the same here in tunisia, it seems it's actually so messed up in here and Morocco
I'm from Morocco too, Tangier which is the closest to Spain and I'm confident that at least 60% of women here wear hijab. BUT, slowly slowly, we're getting tainted by the alphabet community.
What makes you say that? do you actually live in Morocco?
@@Parkooobro even in saudi this is happening. When I went there I saw many women taking off their hijab.
I’m not a Muslim and I kept my wife home and worked two jobs at times when I had to. My wife thanks me all the time for allowing her to raise our kids. I have a 16, 14 and 8 year old and other parents can’t believe how respectful, intelligent, and emotional aware my kids are. Most people now have to have a two income household so I’m not talking down on that but some have the option not too and it does show in the kids.
Tf ur talking about, women working is not haram
@@linamariam12 tf u talking about. he didnt say it was haram. he said he took the responsibility of providing as a man, husband and father so that his woman as a wife and mother can nuture and raise their children. thats the perfect family structure and the one that is obligated upon us as muslims. Kudos to him.
@@linamariam12if you can take responsibility of your family, then why you have to send your wife to other men for work? Bro, we dont want to be a Daiyus...
@@spark5688 who cares what he says
@@aknahin so prophet Muhammad couldn't take responsibility for khadija
Its not matter that men or women are better...The Better are ones who are obeying, loving and submitting Infront of their POWERFUL CREATOR
Absolutely! In the Quran, Allah has mentioned that men may excel in terms of physical strength and financial resources in matters related to this worldly life. However, this superiority does not extend to matters concerning deeds and the afterlife. Both men and women will be evaluated based on their faith and righteousness, and they will undergo equal tests and judgments.
As it's expressed in Arabic, "كلما زاد التشريف، زاد التكليف" which translates to "The greater the honor, the greater the responsibility." In this context, men have additional responsibilities in this life, such as obligatory financial support for their wives and families, attending Jumaa prayer, and other obligations, which is indicative of the higher honor they carry.
Yes, I agree with you, I'm Moroccan and I have watched the video and I don't agree with everything they said. But I don't have the power to make a difference so I just hate these answers and pray for Allah to send someone like you to clarified the issues with the video.
Thank you a lot for making this possible.
I am from Moroccan as will , I agree with you brother
Make jihad there in your country against the tyrants who are ruling find people to join you
It's all a test tbh and all those people fail misserable. They get drowned from the west.
Bruh we're both here, Moroccan and named Osama 😂
No brother we have the power to make a change we can start with our selves we shouldn't wait for a brother like ali to come we should try and be like him. i'm also from morocco we still have khayr alhamdulilah but the people stopped enjoining good and forbidding evil we should not want khayr for our selfves only but for others as well majorety of these people in the vedio are lost because they don't have much knowlegde about the deen i was like them and i know what it's like to be affected by the west , but deep down they still love the deen they just need guidance so let us be the means for their guidance incha2lah.
Im a muslimah and i fully cover and love to not be seen, i love to be in my house, and im strongly against homosexuality. ما شاء الله تبارك الله
Allahumma barik
A-rare-jem- did you permission from your husband to write in the comments section?
@@ILovePortugal-l9rshe doesn't need permission for that.
@lovesflowers6092
Lol not married
@@ILovePortugal-l9r have you studied Islam before giving such an ignorant statement? Or you just love being a troll?
A lot of people are asleep and they don't even know it, Thank you for addressing these important issues hopefully Muslims can understand this and be aware of it, because this is really dangerous, Social media can affect your mind and your heart so you have to be careful of what you consume, to protect our Islamic religion, traditions and our people from these horrible acts of sins that they do like it's nothing, May Allah Protect Us All, I WILL stand STRONG no matter what evil may come to me in this point of time and life because, i follow the footsteps of Prophet Muhammad and his Beloved Sahaba with all my heart and i do what i can with what Allah gave me from Knowledge, Health, Wealth, الحمد الله على نعمة الاسلام
Good on you my brothers, I wish every Muslim think like this and act like this! We will never break!
This is the big problem that the Islamic community suffers from... They allowed themselves to talk about the religion and its rulings in ignorance... so that it would not appear in front of people or the camera as ignorant... so that it follows its desires in interpreting Islamic rulings...
I can help woth that "problem". Here is an unbreakable argument against christianity, judaism and islam. Hard determinism is true, which means god creates the sins he doesn't like. To prove it consider god's omniscience, which means god knows what future is guranteed to happen. The usual excuse is that free will somehow makes non deterministic choices despite the future already being determined. The problem is the future is inevitable before humans make a choice, so it is not them who make it inevitable. The only logical option is that god made each specific sin inevitable; hard determinism.
God creating sins is a plot hole in theism that proves that either god doesn't dislike sin, that sin doesn't exist or he isn't omniscient. If this contradicts your holy book, that is because your book is ilogical.
A common counterargument is that seeing the future doesn't mean god is the one who made that future inevitable. But there is no other option to make that future inevitable, since he is supposed to be the creator of the world to which the inevitable future corresponds.
You have the option to not commit sins and that changes your outcome
Only certain things will come to pass
Very happy to see you Standing up for traditional Islamic values in the age of crowd pleasing & fitna. Many "duat", "scholars" are trying to change the Deen by creating Confusion in clear cut rulings which have been unanimous amongst traditional Muslims.
We should be carefull when representing İslam i.e İslam is just İslam and has always stayed İslam, no modern no traditional value nor anything else. By using these adjectives we're actually allowing others to intentionally or unintentionally define certain arbitrary lines and labelings giving them legitimation and jusitification for any daviation or changement they fell in or try to adopt.
the word tradition is not the appropriate word in this context. You´re talking about religion, not culture.
@@marytheraspberry3145i think he said traditional because a lot of muslims nowadays claim themselves to be "liberal muslims" or "westernized muslims"
@@aminbinsalim1995yes! No modern, no traditional, no western, no liberal. Islam is Islam. Muslim is Muslim. If you claim to be Muslim then you have to follow the sunnah and Quran. Period! If you don’t do something this is fardh and you do something that is haram then you have sinned. Simple. Muhammad was the messenger for all people, for the rest of time until qiyyama.
How can someone prefer a 9 to 5 exhausting job over a comfortable home ?
We should proudly say that we are not required to work rather than justifying the fact that we have the right to work . Also , Managing the home requires effort and for a women to manage both is quite difficult. As a woman, i would say that I don't want this much burden on myself . And i think any woman who is working outside would love to be with her family rather than going out.
A study done on UK women showed that over 60% of them preferred to be a stay at home mom. It's from the fitrah
@@AA123TD
Assalamualaikum sister,
"Verily, with hardship comes ease (Surah Sharh 6)"
May Allah (SWT) settle all of your affairs for you and grant Shifa to your husband, and strengthen your Iman through this ordeal. And remember the Dua of the People of the Cave.
رَبَّنَا آتِنَا مِن لَّدُنكَ رَحْمَةً وَهَيِّئْ لَنَا مِنْ أَمْرِنَا رَشَدًا
Our Lord, grant us from Yourself mercy and prepare for us from our affair right guidance.
- liking the job
- having ambitions
- wanting to achieve a certain thing
- school effort doesn't get wasted
- having an active and social life
- financial indepedence and more control in your life
Well at least that's the reasons for me except my job isn't 9 to 5 cause I work in software
Why do you like to act like a woman shouldn't have a job. If she wants to have one, that's her business. She's not going against anyone. Once she's looking for a husband, he has to clearly tell her BEFORE marriage that he doesn't want her to work. He shouldn't totally act as if he's ok by not talking about it, and then after marriage show true colors. One has to be transparent during the khutbah phase. It's not ok to have a mask and then unveil it later.
Exactly
I'm a Moroccan, and I believe that my society may has not affected by Homosexuality, but Liberalism, Feminism... and that because the the educational system, and the French colonialism whose roots are still deeply rooted
This is how homosexuality get accepted.
I´m moroccan. I hope that homosexuality doesn´t "eventually" find its space here or any other bs.
i believe for most of the Moroccan they are less liberal but more not caring about haram they do haram without thinking much.
@@hatimloudiyi6051voilà !
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When I was younger, I would be more apologetic. But after studying Islam for years & years independently, slowly my views has changed. There are just some things we should have a clear line. Nothing will change us except through knowledge. The only challenge is to practice it... May Allah SWT make us amongst people that "listened & obeyed". Please make du'a for me.
Recently Muslims killed Christian Ugandan students in their beds. Islam the religion of peace. 😮
Amiin ya Robb
Ameen
@@ILovePortugal-l9r obsessed with us
As a Moroccan myself I dont even hesitate to asnwer such question, Quran and Sunnah are clear, but they always somehow in interviews look for the most "open minded" looking people to ask them.
May Allah guide our Omah
My open-mindedness guided me to Islam. Previously, I was an Atheist/Agnostic and I sympathized with the “woke”. Unfortunately, the woke are bigoted towards straight, masculine men.
للاسف خوتنا المغاربة ولا كيعضمو الغرب و بعدو على دينهم
الله يهديهم
Alhamdulillah for this response. Be careful of people who follow desires. Respect needs to be earn. Barakallahu feek.
As a Moroccan, it's nerve wrecking to see their passive stance on these issues, I don't know if they said things that may not represent their real selves because of the lack of vocabulary and the stress of being interviewed by some western person or they just would like to sound cool and friendly to get more acceptance from the counterparty (which is garbage btw). Our Muslim nation wasn't built by confused passive individuals, they only need you passive to get you under their control with their so called modern reformed rules.
You said what I was thinking too. They sound like a typical stereotype. They gave answers they used to hear. I doubt they know what they are really talking about.
Unfortunately, they aren't educated Islamically, or at least it doesn't look like it's the case.
This is so disgusting. Oh Allah protect us from sins. Ameen
I'm glad you mention the way some muslim youtubers will blur a woman's body but not the hair, eventhough they're both 'awrah.
As a muslim woman living and working in the west, when I get married I would be happy to stop working and focus on caring for my family. I will also have time to focus on my writing. Inshallah. These girls think it is easy to be working so hard everyday as a single woman and they want to be working and taking care of the family. May Allah guide them to the truth. Ameen.
Ameen🤲🏻
بارك الله فيك أخي، يحزن القلب لما يحدث في بلاد المسلمين من انحطاط وانبطاح للغرب، نسأل الله العافية والسلامة
آمين
منافقين ل/ عنهم الله
@@dwsdd0851 لا أخي ندعو لهم بالهداية، أظن أن آفة هذا العصر هي الجهل لا النفاق، ندعو لهم الله أن يفقههم في دينهم فالكثير لا يعلم الخطأ من الصواب
This is exactly what i had in mind when I've watched that video... Well done brother..May allah increase your knowledge
I’m young and work full time but wallahi first chance i get , when Allah blesses me with a righteous spouse IM STAYING HOME im tiyad of this fitna left and right and the whole free mixing 😢😢
May Allah grant you a great husband and righteous children.
Assalam u Alaikum,
Do Note that the correct reference is Surah Baqara 2:228, not Surah Baqara 2:28 at 05:30.
This was a mistake on my behalf while editing the video.
jazakallah khairen.
I'm a moroccan guy, and Actually a lot of womans in MOROCCO have been influenced so much by these Western ideologies, and may ALLAH protect our sisters in ISLAM!
This video!! 💯💯💯 MashAllah brother thank you for posting this! As a revert who use to be extremely liberal and all around me where liberal feminist Muslims I thought it was ok.. until I started learning about my religion and submitting. I lost those friends because they thought I was “too extreme” but Alhamdulillah I was just Muslim, following Quran and sunnah. The Muslim community is being poisoned by these ideologies here in America, I can’t even find a sister that wear hijab and is not “progressive” or “liberal” it’s sad. After converting and finding my husband alhamdulillah I have seen that his country there is a push for women to not wear hijab and it’s a personal choice. I commented on the Jordanian royals getting married and how interesting it is that these are supposed to be leaders of the Muslim world and the women don’t even wear hijab and they are so westernized.. I was attacked by women in the comments who have these weird opinions on hijab. His cousin was even telling me that TV new stations would prefer to hire women not wearing hijab.. in a Muslim country! I was mind blown by this. We will still make Hijra there because anything is better than the states but we must return to Islam, once the Muslim world submits fully I believe we will be successful and our ummah will be stronger.. get rid of the western influences.. this is coming from a Native American who has seen it completely destroy my family’s Mexican heritage as they have been here before it was the US and now we are so influenced by the American culture none of my cousins nor do I even speak our native languages. May Allah guide us all and keep us steadfast in our deen. JazakAllah khairan for all your work.
الحمدلله على نعمة الإسلام ❤️
Love brother Ali. Never sugar coats things alhamdulillah
I’ve come to the conclusion that it’s harder to convince born Muslims to practice proper Islam than non-Muslims to convert to Islam.
With this it might be easier to convert them to atheists. Here is an unbreakable argument against christianity, judaism and islam. Hard determinism is true, which means god creates the sins he doesn't like. To prove it consider god's omniscience, which means god knows what future is guranteed to happen. The usual excuse is that free will somehow makes non deterministic choices despite the future already being determined. The problem is the future is inevitable before humans make a choice, so it is not them who make it inevitable. The only logical option is that god made each specific sin inevitable; hard determinism.
God creating sins is a plot hole in theism that proves that either god doesn't dislike sin, that sin doesn't exist or he isn't omniscient. If this contradicts your holy book, that is because your book is ilogical.
A common counterargument is that seeing the future doesn't mean god is the one who made that future inevitable. But there is no other option to make that future inevitable, since he is supposed to be the creator of the world to which the inevitable future corresponds.
I want too translate that bro
الله قال باننا ان لم نطعه جيدا سيستبدلنا بقوم.احسن منا لذلك لا يوجد عرق مختار لحماية الاسلام و الدفاع و الحفاظ عليه و تطبيقه حسب القرآن السنة
Agreed. Each have their own challenges. Metaphorically, it's like how Allah send the Prophets to Bani Israel generations after generations and it's difficult for them to change their behavior and suddenly Allah decreed the last Messenger to be from Arab people and scholars said some of the hikmah (I've read it somewhere, correct me if I'm wrong) is because empty vessels is easier to change than polluted ones.
Not to dilute down the challenges that Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him faced for 13 straight years and 10 more after that, everything happened is for us to take the lessons to heart and Allah is not only addressing the people of Israel in all those Aayah in the Qur'an either. Scary that most Muslims take the Qur'an and sunnah that lightly.
This was actually relly refreshing conent from brother Ali - defaultly more reactions to boots the channel in the algorithm
Hope brother Ali makes more of these reaction videos. Would be great if Sonny could connect with Mohammed Ali.
I'd love to see brother Muhammad talk to Sonny. He's a good man and he likes Islam too. may Allah guide him to the truth
Reaction videos is difficult to do correctly. There's many muslim youtubers who do reaction videos and it started becoming a fitnah. I actually hope he stays away from reaction videos, or at least I ask Allah to keep him away from the fitnah that comes from there
@@truetoyourname7808 ohhh, I didn't know that .. I'm so sorry I didn't mean to pressure him or anything ....
@@debakesian7957o problem bro since you didn’t know don’t worry about it you’re innocent
@@truetoyourname7808 I hope so .... 🙏
This was a wake up call for me. Jazak allah khair
Seems like you've finally found an editor alhamdulillah!
Ahaha I realised it as soon as I saw your comment
I watched that video yesterday and I was disappointed in the answers the moroccan people gave. I got even more disappointed when I looked in the comments trying to find muslims bringing out the problems in those responses, and found muslims proud of the responses. Alhadulillah that there is someone who commented on that video and brought out the problems in it.
Mohammed Ali I love you for the sake of Allah and I wanted you to know that.
If you read this;
Say "SubhanAllah" 33x
Say "Alhamdulillah" 33x
Say "Allahu akbar" 34x
May Allah reward you.
@@akahige9626yes of course, but you can also say them anytime 😊
@@akahige9626After fard you say each one (33) and complete it with “La ilaha illallahu wahdahu la sharika lahu lahul mulku wa lahul hamdu wa huwa ala kulli shay in qadeer” to be (100)
@@akahige9626 Oh I didn’t know that
Thank you
@@akahige9626 you can say them as much as you want on a daily basis, theres no limit
@@akahige9626 yes... as i said you may say them as many times as you want
He basically interviewed the most liberal & feminist women in Morocco. A lot of Moroccan women don’t think like this, they respect the mans role and authority in society.
Jazakallah khair for clarifying that these people don’t represent Moroccans as a whole.
A lot of Moroccans are like this, I remember the disgusting lgbt rally that they did, it made me completely lose respect for morocco.
@@moholah3745are you a hindu pa*gan!
@@moholah3745speak right now.
@@moholah3745now look up the tafsir, always throwing hadiths left and right trying to cause confusion
Same brother Muhammad brother i was surprised by looking at the comments and what people said in this video. Jazakallah khair for this video.
I’m moroccan and when i watched sonny’s video i was thinking the same things that you talked about jazak Allah kheir. may Allah guide our umah
That's exactly my point in another video i said we need dawa in Muslim countries too .
wallahi its so sad to see so many ignorant ‘muslims’ who don’t even know the basics of Islam. may Allah ﷻ guide them 🤲🏻 ameen.
Салам брат Мухаммад Али! я очень уважаю вас ! пусть Аллах поддержит вас во всём хорошем и укрепит вас силой и баракатом! желаю вам и вашим родителям самой высшей степени у Аллаха! Я очень злюсь на эти непристойности, еле сдерживаю свой гнев! если мне такой вопрос зададут они запомнят навсегда ответ! надо говорить чётко и ясно! это мерзость ! мерзость! мерзость! я искренне прошу у Аллаха чтобы вера вошла в сердца людей ! извени за мой английский. Салам из Турции🇹🇷
I met many Russian speaking Muslims in Turkey. From.which nation are you? Dagestani? Tatar?etc
@BlackSeedOil20 properly Tatar
Allahu Akbar
I am American. Alhumdulillah, I was raised Muslim and have always worn hijab. It is absurd to me some Muslims in Muslim countries do not wear hijab. I won't judge individuals but I think this trend is just heartbreaking.
Also, I can be a strong independent woman if I need to be. But the beauty of marriage is that you are a unit with your spouse and you get to fight against the shayateen together, while protecting and raising the next generation of strong Muslims. I do not want to be out in the world having to battle with idiots if I don't have to and when I can be at home with my children, instilling in them morality and good behavior. My husband is the soldier on the front protecting us. And we support each other in our different ways.
you don't even know the half of it , i am an algeria and it's diffcult now to convince Muslims of their religion than to convince a foreign person who never heard of it
You are a strong woman, independent of shiatan and desires ......
As for the immodest woman who goes to compete with men, pays taxes and is exploited at work and lives without honor, chastity and femininity every day with a man and becomes lonely after a certain age and spoils the life of the younger one by spreading her ideas and later one she is thrown into the nursing home, She is the weak, ignorant, insecure woman .by imitating men and trying not to feel inferior and lying to her oneself, and nothing has changed except for increasing her misery and hatred for men and wasted her purpose in life
Mashallah. Proud of you sister 👏
it's the mens fault, it's still reasonable for a man to require his wife or daughter to wear the hijab, but a large portion give up or dont even try, the western feminist mindset is corrupting us so badly
@@myinstgiscarbenuim1693 alot of algerians use this video to attack moroccans honor and insult us, as if algeria is some type of islamic state, while the situation is the same if not worse... but it's grave when muslims use things like this to insult eachother
Good advice from brother Muhammad as a reminder to all muslims not to be influence by the liberalism indoctrination by the west and institutional which promote this subjective ideology as humanitarian.
Thank you for sharing the reference from Quran which is a decree from our true Creator ( Allah).
The Quran is not from the creator because it is full of errors and contradictions.
25:53 Barrier between the water of rivers and seas 27:61 55:19-22 18:60-61 Invisible barrier between the two seas (Mediterranean and Atlantic) - non-existent as the water mixes 16:15 rivers and roads to be guided (didn't know the compass?) 6:125 chest shrinks with altitude (actually the opposite happens) 43:11 Raining on dry land (no knowledge of rainforests or the water cycle)
The creator knows these things, so the quran is not from the creator.
The main problem is that we lack knowledge when it comes to Deen, so people make their own judgement mostly based on emotions
If Muslims replies everyone has rights to be whatever they want that is a very wrong answer!! The answer should be whatever is forbidden by Allah that is a sin and no believer should compromise!! No matter what!! May Allah protect this Ummah
The quran says you have your religion, I have mine this god himself is saying others can do what they want and believe what they want- we have our own faith
I'm a Muslim woman, and I'll be more than happy to be a stay-at home wife and mother, but I fear that because of the men I see in Islamic cultures.
Majority of Muslim men in my experience do consider themselves to be better and favoured by Allah, and that's why they mistreat their women especially those who are fully dependent on them. And that's also the biggest reason why woman no longer want to be financially dependant on men because financial stability allows a wife to leave a husband if he abuses her.
A muslim man can leave his wife at any time, I have seen men treating women horribly after 15/20 years of marriages and women can't leave them because at that age, their parents are dead and they have no where to go.
That's what I fear the most. What if I marry a man, don't make my own money, and stay home, first, it will affect my confidence and self-reliance.. I birth and raise his children, maintain his house, and one day when I'm old, he gets bored of me and decide to leave me/treat me like a slave, what choice would I have?
I listen to many speakers and rarely anyone talks about why in the last Sermon, Prophet ordered men to treat women fairly. Why didn't he ask women to treat men fairly? Because he knew how a lot of men abuse their authority.
I would day a lot Ex-Muslim women leave Islam because muslim men in their life make them feel they're inferior. And I know that's not how Islam is but behaviour has a great impact on people. Many reverts accepted Islam in early times after being impressed by noble behaviour of Muslims.
the women who leave bc of this reason they are 😅gnorance and fool , if they know islam they would know its a cuture thing not islamic law, thank god here in gcc men is not like that .
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, used to sew clothes and help with household chores.
I agree with a great part of your comment, but I strongly disagree with making excuses for those who leave islam.
Yes that's why lot of women are working now my mom worked alongside my dad and helped financially for more than 20 years she decided to retire early in her forties and look after us and my dad encouraged her. After 2 years he left her for a younger women and she was left with no money or job. ALL MY AUNTIES WHO WORKED ARE HAPPY NOW WITH GOOD PENSION WITH HOUSES JUST LIVING PEACEFULLY AND THERE IS US WHO ARE STILL WAITING FOR A HOUSE TO BE SPLIT BETWEEN HIS WIFE AND KIDS US AND GRANDPARENTS. I FEEL SO BAD FOR MY MOM SHE GAVE ALL HER LIFE TO A MUSLIM MEN AND THIS IS WHAT HE DONE TO HER.
My dad passed away lah irehmo
I live in Morocco and I've been filming many public interviews for my friend, i can explain why there was no girls wearing hijab in the video is because they don't want to be filmed or seen talking to a stranger, we literally could never get a hijab wearing girl to talk to us on camera, even when a couple of them did, they asked us to hide their faces, add to that the language barrier...
So yeah you're definitely right in what you said about the whole subject but be aware that most people are not thinking in a liberal way here in Morocco, you should visit and see for yourself
No need to lie brother
I visited both Morocco and Tunisia and they are the most liberal Muslim country I ever seen, you will see a woman calling her self Muslima and not wearing hijab and have boyfriend and yeah you will see some girls wearing hijab but its rare
@@mihaz442 it's not rare wtf are you talking about 💀💀💀 I'm Moroccan and i live here, you must've visited touristy areas where there are barely any Moroccans in there, my classmates are all weating hijab
also, wasn't this filmed in Casablanca? One of the most liberal areas in Morocco.
Majority wears hijab even in schools and universities majority were hijabi. And also married and elderly women mostly wear hijab. I take my daughter's to school all mom's are hijabi in the park 99 of women wear it. Youngsters some of them does some doesn't.
@@Safa-gq6jm yes exactly my point, there’s a big percentage of women wearing hijab in Morocco, it’s decreasing with time but it’s still huge
True brother. Also it was really saddening to hear the young sisters saying they wish to work after they get married. Work is like top priority as if there's some euphoric privilege to it compared to "be home and take care of household". Teenage girls have been brainwashed with idea that you're either sit home and get bored or you go and kill boredom with work. If the intention is to support her own family or her household or to save wealth it - or if even to support the community then it would've been maybe admirable. But they have been force-fed false ideas that's just result of modernity. For sisters reading this, work is overrated. I worked 3 jobs at one point with barely few hours of sleep as I had huge debt to pay. But if I was given the choice I would rather stay home and have someone work for me and provide for me. I miss the days when my dad used to take care of everything and I only had to help him a little and just play football or be at home and have fun all day. Work is a necessary part of adulthood. All respect to hardworking sisters who does it not as a pride or to get out of "boredom", but because they have to.
It's interesting how some of these women who are born into Islam fall into this liberalism and there are reverts who are adhering to the Islamic principles of a women because experiencing what it is like to live in a liberal country.
It really seems that.
I loved in Yemen and a Yemeni sister asked me why did I leave America to cone to Yemen because it's such a poor country and she felt like America was so beautiful. I told her Yemen is more beautiful because they have tawheed, Qur'aan and Sunnah. America is ugly because it has kufr and shirk. سبحان الله العظيم،
He should ask them if they are Muslims first.
With their innocent and ignorant thinking, they are Muslims, but they don’t know that their words can lead them away from Islam and There is no personal opinion on these issues because God is the one who put the laws
This is what I was feeling when I watched his video
Alhamdulillah , thank you brother for highlighting this video and raising the issues in the context especially with the interviewed people in Morocco
I've watched the video halfway and stopped when i saw some of their responds which is against with Al Sunnah Wal Jamaah (too liberalism)
May Allah protect you and guide you to Jannah !
Great video brother Ali, I'm always learning so many things from you, may Allah bless you and reward you for your good work.
I would like to say as a Christian girl, I got introduced to Islam by a Muslim man who I was involved with before. I must say, being a traditional conservative woman in the west can be really hard and I felt like I had somewhere to belong when I first met him and him introducing me to his faith. I'm continuing my journey to study Islam because it more and more makes sense.
جزاك اللهُ خيرًا
Staying home is a great blessing for a muslim woman. May Allah grant all muslimat halal provision so we dont have to leave our homes searching for provision Which He has already prescribed for us. Ameen.
Assalamualaikum warahmatullahiwabarakatuh brother. Your knowledge is very high. May Allah bless you inthis world and the akhirah . Ameen
Masya Allah
Allah Akbar ❤
Thank you for reminding us to stand proud as Muslims and to defend our deen without being people pleasers....❤
My daughter is currently in pre-school going to nursery. My wife and I went to a parent's and teacher gathering where an evening was dedicated outlining the transition to nursery and just general day to day activities that the kids will be partaking in. As we entered the room and sat down, I noticed the wall behind the teacher was entirely dedicated to "pride". I was absolutely fuming and couldn't focus throughout her presentation.
At the end of the presentation the teacher asked if we had any questions, I asked about the wall dedicated to the alphabet community and it's appropriateness (or lack thereof) in a classroom environment. Almost instantly other parents echoed what I was saying. The teacher obviously had a diplomatic response at the ready and "reassured" us that if we wanted to opt our kids out of such classes we could.
To the point, we shouldn't pander to liberalistic ideas nor should we feel ashamed of our beliefs. If anything we must be more vocal so that in sha Allah this doesn't become anymore normal than it already has.
Whoa, what country was this in?
Take your kids out of that place. They might not be taught about it but their peers will tell them about it
@@deadgoldenheart9560 well, probably an english speaking country: the US, Canada, UK, Australia..etc. I do NOT think this exists elsewhere..
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We do not respect Sin, agreed.
بارك الله فيكم...
اللهم اغفر لوالدينا و ارحمهما و اجمعنا معهما في الفردوس الأعلى مع الأنبياء و الشهداء و الصالحين و جميع موتى المسلمين..
اللهم احقن دماء المسلمين و انصرهم على من عاداهم..
رب إني مسني الضر و أنت أرحم الراحمين...
لا إله إلا أنت سبحانك إني كنت من الظالمين.....
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When, alot of questions crossing my mind i open your channel, l admire with your answers, logic, advices etc..
When I had a stranger doubt actually I didn't have answer yet . instead cuz of you i didn't go to wrongs situations .
I appreciate your effort , Thank you
I'm from Morocco. In big cities and famous places, it is rare to find veiled women
In ordinary and popular cities, you find women veiled
Yes, feminism controls women
And you can slander any girl on the street here because they don't know anything, they're just marching
Rare? come on brother, you're spreading misinformation. Women wear Hijab even in big cities, and it's not something uncommon. you're making it sound as if we've already turned out back to Islam, and all women are leaning toward feminism and empowerment when in reality, the vast majority aren't.
Just because the "elite" of the country might dress, think, and live in a way that can be qualified as liberal, that doesn't mean they represent the entire population. I'm a middle-class citizen, and where I live, there is no liberalism, women are not "strong and independent" but rather, loving and caring mothers, sisters, and daughters. You can't openly represent, be part of, or openly defend the LGBTQ+ community, otherwise, you'd probably be beaten by the locals, or at best, you'd end up alone because no one wants to be associated with you.
I don't think these are signs of liberalism, quite the opposite.
I see more hijabi that non hijabi
Nah not really....actually as opposed as what people have been saying hijab wearing people are increasing rather than decreasing...if you go back to the eighties and nineties people were more liberal, it only started becoming more common in the beginning of 2000s.... obviously way before that people were more conservative but in another way like in a traditional Moroccan way, by wearing either the Haul or Jellaba with its veil and all and so on depending on the region....In my opinion a lot of people who don't wear a Hijab are just still on their journey to strengthen their faith (since most tend to wear it eventually) and also because those who do tend to do it in such a foreign way to the traditions and culture and wear traditional clothings from other Islamic countries while forgetting their which are equally modest and covering which makes a lot of people want to distance themselves and find it rather foreign...I think it would be more beautiful to cover while sticking with the traditions so that it looks more friendly and approachable and just part of the identify rather than the opposite ..this is my personal opinion and the opinion of some people around me..... because I think Muslims have unfortunately made it seem like there is one way of covering and one way of being Muslims which actually won't always go well with every culture especially those who like to preserve their traditional elements that don't clash with Islam
بارك الله فيك ! when i had first watched that video, i too felt the answers of some little messed up, Alhamdulillah we have people like you who will never sugarcoat our deen to please others.
O you who have believed, be persistently standing firm in justice, witnesses for Allāh, even if it be against yourselves… surah an nisa: 135
I work but from home. I am a business person who knits deals together for people in the fields of medical technology, manufacturing, alternate energy and IT. I also help in my husbands business. You can definitely do both home and work in balance. It can get hectic, but it's possible. May we all be guided❤
As a moroccan, i can assure.. that liberals are the minority .. ofc if you go to casablanca .. rabat or tangier.. liberals are very visible.. but most moroccans are very conservative..
But there is a huge issue in the big cities .. thats a fact.. n that due to secularism.. n modernism.. our education system is very westernized.. n there is many moroccans today that speaks like liberals without even realizing
True
Time to make them a majority with an unbreakable argument against christianity, judaism and islam. Hard determinism is true, which means god creates the sins he doesn't like. To prove it consider god's omniscience, which means god knows what future is guranteed to happen. The usual excuse is that free will somehow makes non deterministic choices despite the future already being determined. The problem is the future is inevitable before humans make a choice, so it is not them who make it inevitable. The only logical option is that god made each specific sin inevitable; hard determinism.
God creating sins is a plot hole in theism that proves that either god doesn't dislike sin, that sin doesn't exist or he isn't omniscient. If this contradicts your holy book, that is because your book is ilogical.
A common counterargument is that seeing the future doesn't mean god is the one who made that future inevitable. But there is no other option to make that future inevitable, since he is supposed to be the creator of the world to which the inevitable future corresponds.
Sadly this is a bit common in Indonesia and Malaysia as well, the Islamic voice is very low while the democracy pro western values are very loud, people always try to come up with answers to things from their own mind rather than referring to Islam which has the best of answers.
@@deadgoldenheart9560 may Allah bring stability to the Muslim Ummah ❤️ liberalism is a poison.. a very dangerous ideology.. just look what happening to America.. people don’t realize how destructive these ideas are.. n we have Islam.. the best way of life .. we got it for free.. n still we are not following..
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Good, i wouldn't want the superstition i just disproved to increase irrationality there.
Beautiful video I was also very disappointed by the answers given by these “Muslims”
بارك الله فيك
I watched this video and I was thinking the same thing about the points you raised. Muslims are suffering from the teachings of liberalism and feminism and they are adopting these beliefs which are clearly against Islam. They make it seem like Morocco has zero practicing Muslims.
JazakAllah Khairan ❤
Nice new content, jazak allah kheir akhi
Please make more more videos like this brother to educate many Muslim Ummah.
Be honest, I am one of the person that also watch that video first but dont give a comment, and yes I am feel a little bit proud of the muslim answer.
And after seeing this video, I realize something that I dont even think before.
JazakAllah brother for reminding me and us.
May Allah Give us ALL the Strength and Hikmah to Answer these Questions
Aameen
I respect sin = I respect sheytan ahudu billah min al sheytan May Allah guide us and reward you for your work.
AlhamdulliAllah brother. Thank You for saying what many of us were thinking when we’re watching sonny’s video. Amazing advice.
Abdullah bin Buraidah narrated from his father:"The Prophet would not leave on the Day of Fitr until he ate, and he would not eat on the day of Adha until he prayed."
Tirmidhi 542
Thank you for the reminder. Eid Mubarak 🕋
as a Moroccan i would say a lot the youth these days like you said are exposed to liberal views more than they are exposed to Islamic teachings, i would say that's because of social media's large impact and lack of parents guidance and other sources, meaning most takes around these controversial topics they would lean towards the liberal side, and sadly nowadays most of them are just Muslims by tradition not by the correct understanding of the teachings of Quran and hadith, i could be just generalizing since that's what i see in my entourage and on social Media. May Allah guide us all !
Barakallah feekum.
May Allah guide us and keep us steadfast in our Deen.
Ameen
@Muslim Lantern You brother are so eloquent and truly care! Yes, it is evident that many aren’t mindful to the fact that Liberalism has crept in. As I said during live Sunday..I truly appreciate your time. It’s all about Our Deen, for you, Alhamdulilah! Thank You, Brother. Blessings of The Highest Abundance to you, Inshallah 🌸
Jazakallah Khair, brother, for making this video. This particular issue bothered me even when I was not practicing. Too many muslims do not know their own religion and even criticize or reject parts of it when it comes to the Islamic stance on LGBT, feminism etc
Alhamdulillah My Brother Muhammad. The video is different from what you create. But Alhamdulillah it was very beneficial. keep up the great work. May Allah SWT reward u My Brother. Ameen
جزاك الله خيرا أخي ورحم والديك كما ربياك
لا فضّ الله فاك
in morocco most of women who wear the correct hijab do not like appear in this vedio(interview) so you didn't see them in the vedio
He went to Casa, I'm not surprised with the answers of the people. I wish they went to the mosque in Casa and interview the people there.
جزاكم الله خيرا
الخروج للمرأة للضرورة فقط.. قلبوها واجب، هذه الليبرالية مقدمة عن طريق المسلسلات والبرامج والافلام
حتى الجمل: عش ودع غيرك يعيش، كل احد حر في حياته، كل احد يدفن لوحده اذا لا تتدخل في غيرك... الخ
يجب دعوة المسلمين وتصحيح عقيدتهم
Thank you for addressing our shortcomings🥹 #freepalestine #boycottisrael
السلام عليكم
As a woman living in a Muslim majority country I too was brainwashed by feminisms and I would keep arguing about it. I even started questioning these verses of the Qur'an Nauzubillah, I used to think the interpretation was extreme. Alhamdulillah for covid, I got time for myself to reflect and research, I studied about feminism, it's history and effects on society. Then I studied different religions and finally understood the importance and authenticity of Islam. Alhamdulillah Allah opened my eyes. Oh Turner of the Hearts, keep our Hearts firm on Your Religion, Ameen
وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته
Alhamdulillah. May ALLAH ﷻ maintain you and all of us steadfast on the straight path
@@stylishspaces0 Ameen and JazakAllah Khair for the dua
Allahuma barik, this is really great content for the umma ! A ‘afakallah
the problem that the guy did the interviews on the beach. What do you expect from them to say
اللهم انصرهم نصرا يليق بجلال وجهك وعظيم سلطانك 🇵🇸
in malaysia we have feminist hijab. its another level of feminism 😂
Just ignore 😂
Haha they leveled up brother. Soon Feminist Endboss appears. 💀
Prayer to Allah swt may Islam always be strong in Malaysia.. And mom and dad are important in giving religious knowledge to children so that they are safe in this world and the hereafter..❤🇲🇾
جزاك الله خيرا ❤
The problem is that most "born" Muslims in Morocco have no understanding of Islam and they have this inferiority complex to us Europeans so they adopt everything the West tells them to do. It's really even worse than in maybe a conservative Christian country like Slovakia. We wouldn't say things like this here. So liberalism is truly at the core of this and it's kind of impossible to turn it around at this point. (only with Allah's help)
Couldn't agree more with you
@@Mym794 Bro even if a single muslim man or woman dresses like that in Morocco ,it speaks volumes
Very soon others will follow the suit
Jazakallah khair Akhi, you should definitely do more reaction videos where you analyse and explain them from the correct Islamic point of view
I am Moroccan myself and I can tell you that 90 percent of Moroccans disapprove of the LGBTQ community. We Moroccans are proud of our faith and country and we are very good at giving a politically correct answer when someone interviews us
Politically correct 😂 by sying i appreciate them
I am Moroccan and I totally disagree with you, if you follow politics, when we normalized with Israel people (Moroccans) started saying "Israelis are our brothers and sisters" cuz they heard that Israel will push us economically and since few of them lived here in the past...This just shows you how ignorant and naive people are...Lot of people here are uneducated and don't even know what "LGBTQ" is. So how do you expect an uneducated person to be "very good at giving a politically correct answer"?
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Why Israël?
Do you know what "politically correct" means? or are you just throwing words randomly? Giving politically correct answers about issues that go against Islam is dismissing what Islam has to say about those issues. That is the total opposite of saying "We Moroccans are proud of our faith".
So, please don't talk in behalf of all Moroccans.
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Chill dude
You have not experienced Hassan II
When forbidding evil becomes a thing that many people shy away from, and the few that engage in it are being demonized, the fitnah spreads like wildfire!
May Allah grant us steadfastness and sincerity in the religion, and may Allah protect us from evil.
People confuse between truth and judgement. Today you can't say the truth without been called judgement and nobody is pointing that out.
I am a moroccan and in morocco we become the most liberal country in the nord africa unfortunately
It’s sad. May Allah help us obliterate liberalism
even in algeria bro but i dont think that we are more liberal than tunisia but anyways we all are liberal tbh
no that's tunisia... in morocco you will still be arrested for eating in ramadan or disrespecting the holy quran or allah
@@purplelove3666 take your agenda elsewhere.
Are u proud being liberal ???
Hat off for this great video, thank you brother, Happy Eid :)
And brother Ali do more reactions like this.
The ruling class in morocco are liberals. These people often speak french and nowadays also english. Common people dont speak english.
This tells you a lot about who was interviewed. Majority of people in morocco do not think this way.
I am a Muslim from Tunisia and the embarrassing thing is how much mulims are ignorant about their religion. We made a video recently questioning people about the five pillars of Islam. Imagine they can't even tell you all of them 😢. We also asked them to recite some Coran to us. The stats are scary. More than 50 percent don't even know the hole Fatiha and I'm talking here about all ages. May Allah have mercy on us. I can no longer say that I live in a Muslim country.
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salaam aleikum continue with the great work brother you've our support from kenya🇰🇪
It takes about 20-30 years to get a good basic knowledge of Islam...many people think studying for 2-3 years on the weekends and they are experts..
Not true! You study 20-30 you study to become a scholar