1:22:51 There's a book called, "Crossing Borders: Love and Loyalty in Occupied France" which shows the naturalness in which French women married German men in droves when Germany occupied France in World War Two. Hence the Prophet Mohammed cannot be singled out as one controversial instance in humanity at all, as being bad or abnormal when he had a marriage with Safiyya Bint Huyayy on good terms. Women are strict when it comes to love, not loose and sacrificing themselves when it comes to men losing (How many women fill for divorce when their husbands have been unemployable for a significant amount of time), that's a man's role and we only recognize the men that are responsible providers, and those would be the go-getters or "conquerers". Forgive my culture and it shows how tactical malicious and disconnecting people like Tommy Robbins are. People like this cannot stand people who are critical thinkers and everyone has a birth right to be a critical thinker, hence people like Robbins are just bad people with nothing redeeming or defensible.
I didn't like the part where he spoke about Asmaa and gender relations, in the context of today's freemixing and especially Muslims in the west it can be easily misunderstood as opening the doors to freemixing. Omar RA speaking to Asmaa RA in public is not like your average akhi speaking to your average ukhti on college campuses. Also the conclusions he drew from Asmaa talking about her favourite husband don't really follow, and the example of the prison, and other parts of that whole spiel that are too much to explain in a youtube comment. That irrational justification is how you get stuff like whatever show it was with the hijabi caked up mutabarrijat talking about intercourse in front of non-mahrams and on camera for everyone (including her family) to enjoy watching on youtube.
City campuses are public though? So even if a university in the town centre has gender segregated classes, it's inevitable they will see each other outside in public
Narrating sahih hadiths is now opening the doors to free mixing... Why? Is it because the sahabas seemingly didn't share your understanding of free-mixing?
@@mahmoudsiddique so we agree that classrooms are private places and outside of them are public. As long as the school administration facilities gender segregated classes, then they cannot be blamed if the students do not lower the gaze outside the classroom
It was a privilege to be present and spend time together with Brother MH, Ali Dawah and all the other brothers. ❤
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Mr Hijab we need more of these classes , also about maybe usul al fiqh or contemporary jurisprudence especially in non muslim countries
And Allah is most knowing of your enemies; and sufficient is Allah as an ally, and sufficient is Allah as a helper ~ Qur’an 4:45
this was quick turn around time after episode 16, best series on youtube Allumabarek.
1:22:51 There's a book called, "Crossing Borders: Love and Loyalty in Occupied France" which shows the naturalness in which French women married German men in droves when Germany occupied France in World War Two. Hence the Prophet Mohammed cannot be singled out as one controversial instance in humanity at all, as being bad or abnormal when he had a marriage with Safiyya Bint Huyayy on good terms. Women are strict when it comes to love, not loose and sacrificing themselves when it comes to men losing (How many women fill for divorce when their husbands have been unemployable for a significant amount of time), that's a man's role and we only recognize the men that are responsible providers, and those would be the go-getters or "conquerers". Forgive my culture and it shows how tactical malicious and disconnecting people like Tommy Robbins are. People like this cannot stand people who are critical thinkers and everyone has a birth right to be a critical thinker, hence people like Robbins are just bad people with nothing redeeming or defensible.
@Sapience Institute
Thank you for the PowerPoint slides
I can't believe all of this is live
I believe it’s pre recorded and then streamed much like television episodes are… excellent content nonetheless
49:00 is that brother Sertac???
Khaybar Khaybar ya y@hud..
Great discussion
Sertac Odabas 🦁🦁🦁
May Allah bless you all
thank you
when Hijab say "let's be a bit controversial here" he gets fully and totally my attention 🤣🤣
MASHALLAH YES
The alarm in the background 😢I can't focus
Very good thank you 😊✌️🇮🇷
☝🏻
Give me list of Imam and Calophatds😊
1:16:48 MAAF ini gara2 anak lelaki Kami, kerana dia pinjam talipon Kami until dia menyani.(
Kami Ada dua talipon ,yg satu Kami tak gunakan.
Brother please tell who killed marhab
Where are these lectures/courses held?
London
Please do a video on male circumcision if possible
Is that Ali Dawah
Yes
1:12:00
1:28:35 NOO WHY
algo
Allah Akbar Muhammadi Hijabi😊
I didn't like the part where he spoke about Asmaa and gender relations, in the context of today's freemixing and especially Muslims in the west it can be easily misunderstood as opening the doors to freemixing. Omar RA speaking to Asmaa RA in public is not like your average akhi speaking to your average ukhti on college campuses. Also the conclusions he drew from Asmaa talking about her favourite husband don't really follow, and the example of the prison, and other parts of that whole spiel that are too much to explain in a youtube comment. That irrational justification is how you get stuff like whatever show it was with the hijabi caked up mutabarrijat talking about intercourse in front of non-mahrams and on camera for everyone (including her family) to enjoy watching on youtube.
City campuses are public though? So even if a university in the town centre has gender segregated classes, it's inevitable they will see each other outside in public
Narrating sahih hadiths is now opening the doors to free mixing... Why? Is it because the sahabas seemingly didn't share your understanding of free-mixing?
@@mcgullible5212 You know that's not what I said, your lack of integrity will not get you anywhere.
@@user-op8fg3ny3j You're responding as if I said campuses are private spaces. With all due respect it doesn't seem like you got what I was saying.
@@mahmoudsiddique so we agree that classrooms are private places and outside of them are public.
As long as the school administration facilities gender segregated classes, then they cannot be blamed if the students do not lower the gaze outside the classroom